ACM200 USER MANUAL
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Web-GUI - Fixed Signal Routing
The ACM200 is capable of advanced independent routing of the following signals via the Multicast system:
• Video
• Audio
• Infrared (IR)
• RS-232
• USB / KVM
• CEC (Consumer Electronic Command)
This allows each signal to be fixed from one Multicast device to another and not be aected by standard video
switching. This can be useful for IR, CEC or RS-232 control of devices in the field using the Multicast system to extend
control commands from a third party control solution, or a manufacturers IR remote control.
Please note: with the exception of IR and RS-232, routing can only be fixed from a Receiver to a Transmitter.
Although routing can only be set up one way, the communication is bi-directional between the two devices. For
routing IR or RS-232 between 2x Transmitter units, please see pages 19 and 20.
By default, the routing of: Video, Audio, IR, Serial, USB and CEC will automatically
follow the Transmitter selection of the Receiver unit.
To select a fixed route, use the drop down box for each of the individual signals /
Receivers to fix a route.
Once an ACM200 has been added into a Multicast system, the IR switching control
abilities (not IR pass-through) and the front panel CH buttons of the Multicast
Receivers are enabled by default. This is disabled from the Actions function
contained within the Receiver summary page - see page 23.
Routing can be cleared by selecting 'Follow' at any point from the web-GUI. More
information on Fixed Routing can be found by clicking 'Fixed Routing Help'.
It is possible to alter the fixed signal routing from a third party control system. For advanced routing commands
please refer to the API section at the rear of this manual.
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