MediaFlex16 (VT) Standard Routing B = Both Video and Audio V = Video Only A = Audio Only I = VGA Only (optional) xx = Output yy = Input (If yy=00 then the output will be turned off) XXYYZZ = Mix Video and Audio: XX=Output, YY=Input Video, ZZ=Input Audio Examples: Bxxyy(Enter) xx=Output, yy=Input B1314(Enter) Audio and Video from Input 14 are routed to Output 13. I0208(Enter) VGA from Input 8 is routed to Output 2 V0806(Enter) Video from Input 06 is routed to Output 08 A1412(Enter) Audio from Input 12 is routed to Output 14 B011213(Enter) Video from Input 12 and Audio from Input 13 is routed to Output 01 To turn an output off, route from Input 00 B1600(Enter) turns output #16 off. Salvo Routing X = Salvo Both Video and Audio Y = Salvo Video Only Z = Salvo Audio Only mm = First Output in range nn = Last Output in range oo = Input number Examples: Xmmnnoo(Enter) or Ymmnnoo(Enter) or Zmmnnoo(Enter) X121508(Enter) Send Video and Audio from Input 08 to Outputs 12 through 15 Y010203(Enter) Send Video Only from Input 03 to Outputs 01 and 02 Z010516(Enter) Send Audio Only from Input 16 to Outputs 01-05 Batch Routing E = Both Video and Audio F = Video Only G = Audio Only Bxxyy = Both video and audio as the last command/ take command Examples: Exxyy(Enter) E1211(Enter)F1112(Enter)G1405(Enter)F0812(Enter)B0101(Enter) As a batch do the following after receiving the EE command: Route Both Audio and Video from Input 11 to Output 12 [E1211] Route Video Only from Input 12 to Output 11 [F1112] Route Audio Only from Input 05 to Output 14 [G1405] Route Video Only from Input 12 to Output 08 [F0812] Route Both Audio/Video from Input 01 to Output 01 and makes ALL commands TAKE. System Status D = Crosspoint Map IR or VGA Switching (optional) Ixy(Enter) Should respond 01_OK,02_OK etc. Store and Recall Patterns The MediaFlex is capable of saving up to 16 matrix patterns. To store a pattern, first set the MediaFlex to the pattern desired, then send the command Sxx(Enter) S = Store Pattern R = Recall Pattern xx = pattern number Examples: Sxx(Enter) or Rxx(Enter) Undo the Last Command Sent The MediaFlex is capable of undoing the last command sent to it. This allows for a doorbell feature among other benefits. It will undo the last command sent to the unit. UNDO = Undoes the last command sent. Protecting an Output From Change: By sending this command, you can keep an output from being changed before the Unprotect command has been sent. P = Protect output U = Unprotect output xx = output number Examples: Pxx(Enter) or Uxx(Enter) Naming Inputs and Outputs The MediaFlex is capable of storing custom names for inputs and outputs for display on the front panel when making routes. {NO = use this to name an output {NI = use this to name an input , = use this to clear all names in memory xx = output or input to be named Examples: {NOxxRoom1(Enter) or {NIxxDVD3(Enter) General MediaFlex Serial Communications Requirements: 1:1 9-pin Serial (DB9) 9600 Baud 8-bit, No Parity, One or Two Stop Bits No Handshaking is required Pin 2 = Transmit Pin 3 = Receive Pin 5 = Ground Volume and Tone Controls The MediaFlex16 is capable of setting volume and tone levels for each output. This enables you to set the bass, treble, balance, volume, mute, and loudness of an individual output. $VxxP = increases volume by one setting $VxxM = decreases volume by one setting $Vxxyy = sets volume of output xx to level yy (where yy is 00 - 63, 04 is 1:1 ratio of audio in and out) $Bxx+ = increases bass level by one setting $Bxx- = decreases bass level by one setting $Bxxyy = sets bass of output xx to level yy (where yy is -7 to +7, 0 is neutral) $Txx+ = increases treble level by one setting $Txx- = decreases treble level by one setting $Txxyy = sets treble of output xx to level yy (where yy is -7 to +7, 0 is neutral) $Sxx+ = decreases volume in the left channel, shifting balance to the right $Sxx- = decreases volume in the right channel, shifting balance to the left $Sxxyy = sets balance of output xx to level yy (where yy is -32 to +32, 0 being neutral) $Mxx1 = mutes output xx $Mxx0 = restores audio (un-mute) at output xx $Lxx1 = turns the loudness feature on for output xx (increases bass and treble at lower volumes) $Lxx0 = turns the loudness feature off for output xx (restores to neutral bass and treble) $Fxxyy0 = fades volume in output xx to 0 in yy amount of time (01 - 99, 99 being the longest) $Fxxyy1 = fades volume in output xx to previous level in yy amount of time $C = sets all volume and tone controls to default values (BE CAREFUL) $Cxx = sets all volume and tone controls for output xx to default $CVxx = Simultaneously sets the volume controls for all outputs to level xx $Dxx = dumps volume and tone settings for output xx Trimming Input Levels The MediaFlex is capable of trimming the input level of all individual sources. This allows for a switch in input with very little to no change in volume. $ixx+ = increases the level on input xx by one setting $ixx- = decreases the level on input xx by one setting $ixxy = sets level on input xx to level y (where y is -3 to +3) $ci = clears all input trims to default 0 level $cxxi = clears input level for input xx to default 0 level $di = dumps table of all input level values to the console Setting the Date and Time The MediaFlex has an internal clock. @yymmddhhnn = sets the time and date where yy is year, mm is month, dd is day, hh is hour, nn is minutes