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RS-232 / IP CONTROL

Notes:

Ifparam1=defaultorparam1=dynamic,setparam2=0.

Using Dynamic EDID

Whenparam1=dynamic,thespeciedinputwillbesettoDynamic EDID.Thiscanbe

observedbyaccessingtheManageEDIDtab,intheWebinterface(seepage92).

WhenaninputissettoDynamic EDID,theinputwillusetheEDIDofthelastselected

outputduringtheroutingprocess.Theorderinwhichoutputsareroutedareimportant

whenusingDynamic EDID.Seetheexamplebelow.

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Examples:

UsingDynamicEDID:

#set_edid dynamic 0 input 4

COPY DYNAMIC EDID TO INPUT4.

Intheexampleabove,Input4issettoDynamic EDID.Ifthefollowingroutingcommandis

issued,thentheEDIDfromOutput3willbeused(notOutput2)byInput1.

r 4 2 3

INPUT 4 IS SET TO OUTPUTS 2, 3

However,ifwewantedtousetheEDIDfromOutput2,wewouldwritethecommandas:

r 4 3 2

INPUT 4 IS SET TO OUTPUTS 3, 2

SinceOutput2wasthelastoutputthatwasspecied,thiswillbetheEDIDthatInput4will

use.

ThissecondexampledoesnotuseDynamicEDIDbutusestheEDIDfromthespecied

downstreamsink(display,etc):

#set_edid output 1 input 3

COPY OUTPUT1 EDID TO INPUT3.