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6. [#Bn] - Beep ON/OFF
# = Switcher module ID number (default is 0)
n = ON/OFF switch
n = 1 (Turns switcher Beep ON)
n = 0 (Turns switcher Beep OFF)
This command activates or deactivates the
beeping sound when a key is pressed on the
switcher module.
Example:
Sending the command [8B1] set the beeper ON
in the connected Switcher module with ID
number eight.
7. [OASn] - Auto Switch
n = ON/OFF switch
n = 1 (Turns auto switcher ON)
n = 0 (Turns auto switcher OFF)
The [OASn] command sets the switcher
module to the ON position to auto detect the
incoming audio or video signals or OFF to
operate it manually or with a PC software.
Example:
Sending the [OAS1] command will set the auto
switch feature to the ON position, which will
automatically detect the incoming video signal.
8. [0I#] - Change Identification Number
0 = Zero
# = New Switcher module ID number (no.
from 1 to 9).
This command sets a unique ID number to each
MX2436RM Switcher module. A total of 9 unit
ID’s can be assigned.
Example:
Sending the command [0I8] will reset the active
Switcher module with the new ID number eight.
In addition, by default the switcher still has ID
number zero.
9. [#CA n1 n2 ] - Audio Gain Control Save
Settings
# = Switch number (default is 0; no. from 1
to 9).
n1 = Audio input number (no. from 0 to 6).
n2 = Audio Gain (Hexadecimal no. from 1 to
F).
The [#CA n1 n2 ] command will save the
volume settings for a specified audio input.
Example:
After the [8CA6F] command has been
executed, switcher module 8 and Audio Input
number 6 will have a maximum volume of F (0
= OFF, default is 8 or normal volume).
10. [#CA n1 n2 ] – Video Equalization Save
Settings
# = Switch number (default is 0; no. from
1 to 9).
n1 = Video input number (no. from 0 to 6)
n2 = Video equalization. (Hexadecimal no.
from 1 to F).
This command saves the settings of equalized
video signals to compensate for cable lengths
from the video source to the switcher.
Example:
When sending the [8CA58] command, Switcher
module 8 and Video Input number 5 will have a
medium equalization range of 8 (0 = OFF).
11. [#VR] - Firmware Version
This command displays the firmware revision
number that is installed into the microprocessor.
# = Switch number (default is 0; no. from 1 to
9).
Example:
When sending the [8VR] command the system
will return the version number 8R1.0. When
sending the [0VR] command the system will
return the version number 8R1.0.