0 = Off (default)

1 = Crop (not currently supported)

2 = Alternating pixels

3 = Alternating lines

4 = Crosshatch (grid)

5 = 4x4 crosshatch (grid)

6 = Color bars

7 = Grayscale

8 = Ramp

9 = White field

X52*

=

Onscreen display timeout: 0 to 501

 

 

seconds.

 

 

0=disabled,

 

 

5=default,

 

 

501=never time out

 

 

(three digit response, 0 padding).

X53(

=

Aspect ratio settings

 

 

0

= Fit (zoom)

 

 

1

= Fill (each input rate automatically fills

 

 

the entire output raster; default)

 

 

2

= Follow (each input rate is displayed in

 

 

its native aspect ratio)

X54)

=

Screen saver mode

 

 

0

= Custom color set via DWP

 

 

1

= Black screen (default)

 

 

2

= Blue with OSD text

X54@

=

Video mute

 

 

0

= Unmute all (default)

 

 

1

= Mute to black

 

 

2

= Mute video and sync

X55)

=

Audio volume in dB

 

 

(0 to -100, 1 dB steps)

 

 

-30=default,

 

 

-100=mute 1 dB steps)

X55! = Analog audio format

 

 

1=dual mono,

 

 

2-stereo (default)

X55@

=

Stream mode

 

 

0

= Audio and video (default)

 

 

1

= Video

X55$

=

Source video bit rate in kbps

X55%

=

Current source peak video bitrate in kbps

X55(

=

Static audio delay in milliseconds

 

 

Positive values are 3-digit padded.

 

 

Negative values are 2-digit padded 00-99

 

 

and 3-digit 100-255.

X56#

=

Screen saver status

 

 

0

= Input active and timer reset

 

 

1 = Input inactive, timer running, and

 

 

output active

 

 

2 = Input inactive, timer expired, and

 

 

output video and sync muted

X56$

=

Source audio bit rate (kbps)

X56%

=

Source audio sample rate

 

 

0

= Reserved

 

 

1 = Reserved

 

 

2 = 44.1 kHz

 

 

3 = 48 kHz

X56(

=

Total source bit rate (kbps)

X57^

=

Network interface ID

X58%

=

System software upgrade operation

 

 

(UPGS) status

 

 

0

= Idle, no upgrade in progress

 

 

1

= Done, upgrade completed

 

 

 

successfully

 

 

2

= Busy, upgrade has started, writes

 

 

 

to flash memory not complete

 

 

3

= Writing to flash memory

 

 

4

= Done, requires reboot to complete

 

 

 

upgrade

 

 

5

= Failed, due to insufficient flash

 

 

 

memory space

 

 

6

= Failed, due to corrupted file

 

 

7

= Failed, due to product ID mismatch

 

 

8

= Failed, other

X58^

=

IP address or URI

X58&

=

Ping result (IP address*Bytes*TTL*time),

 

 

returns E13 if URL cannot be resolved or

 

 

IP*0*0*0*0 if ping times out

X58*

=

OSD window number

 

 

1=info panel

 

 

2=progress bar

X58(

=

OSD window position

 

 

1=top left, 2=top center, 3=top right,

 

 

4=center left, 5=center center, 6=center

 

 

right, 7=bottom left, 8=bottom center,

 

 

9=botttom right

X59)

=

OSD window visibility

 

 

0=hidden

 

 

1=visible

 

 

2=toggle

X59! = Playback channel (always 1 for single channel devices)

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SMD 101 specifications

Extron Electronics has long been a prominent name in the realm of audio-visual solutions, and the SMD 101 is a prime example of its innovation in display management technology. The SMD 101 is a compact and versatile AV signal processor and distribution device designed to optimize the performance of modern AV systems.

One of the standout features of the SMD 101 is its ability to handle multiple video resolutions and formats, making it compatible with a wide range of sources and displays. This flexibility ensures that users can connect various components seamlessly, irrespective of their video standards. The SMD 101 supports HDMI signals, including embedded audio, while also offering the capability to manage audio signals separately, providing a comprehensive solution for users who demand high-quality sound alongside their visual content.

Another significant characteristic of the SMD 101 is its powerful scaling technology. With advanced scaling algorithms, it ensures that all video signals are converted to optimal resolutions without sacrificing image quality. This feature is particularly beneficial in environments where content from different sources is displayed simultaneously, maintaining consistent clarity and detail across diverse display types.

Moreover, the SMD 101 integrates Extron's advanced EDID management to streamline the communication between source devices and displays. This technology helps to minimize configuration issues and ensures that the best possible video output is achieved. The device also includes sophisticated audio features, such as audio de-embedding and mixing, enabling users to tailor the audio output to fit their specific requirements.

In terms of connectivity, the SMD 101 provides multiple input and output options, allowing for extensive system integration. The device interfaces easily with various control systems, giving users the ability to automate and manage their AV environments efficiently. It also supports Extron's control system protocols, enhancing its adaptability within existing setups.

Built to last, the SMD 101 features a robust design that ensures reliability in demanding environments. Its compact form factor allows for easy installation in racks, under tables, or in other tight spaces.

Overall, the Extron SMD 101 stands out as a comprehensive solution for AV signal processing and distribution, combining sophisticated features with user-friendly operation. Its cutting-edge technologies make it a powerful tool for any modern AV application, from corporate settings to educational institutions.