KDS-SW2-EN7 – Protocol 3000
Get communication
route tunnel
connection state.
~nn@COM-ROUTE
com_id,port_type,port_id,eth_r
ep_en,timeout<CR><LF>
com_id – Machine dependent
port_type – TCP/UDP
0 – TCP
1 – UDP
port_id – TCP/UDP port number
eth_rep_en – Ethernet Reply
0 – COM port does not send replies
to new clients
1 – COM port sends replies to new
clients.
timeout – Keep alive timeout in
seconds (1 to 3600)
Get tunneling port routing for
all route tunnels:
#COM-ROUTE? *<CR>
~nn@DEV-STATUS
status<CR><LF>
status - device status for
encoder/decoder
0 – power on
1 – standby
2 – FW Background Download
3 – IP fallback address
Get device status
#DEV-STATUS?<CR>
Activate specific
EDID
Note: only valid in
custom mode. in
other modes will
return error.
#EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index<CR>
~nn@EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index<CR><LF>
or
~nn@EDID- ACTIVE
err<CR><LF>
Input_id – 1
Index - Index in EDID List
Set custom EDID #1 active
on input 1; If not in CUSTOM
mode, return ERROR
#EDID-ACTIVE 1,1<CR>
Get current active
EDID.
Note: only valid in
custom mode. in
other modes will
return error.
#EDID-ACTIVE? Input_id<CR>
~nn@EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index<CR><LF>
Input_id – 1
Index - Index in EDID List
Get active custom EDID
index on Input 1; If not in
CUSTOM mode, return
ERROR
#EDID-ACTIVE? 1<CR>
Get a list of currently
existing EDID’s (Get
only)
~nn@#EDID-LIST
[port_idx,“name”],...<CR><LF>
port_idx – HDMI port index, only 1 is
accepted
name – EDID file name
Get EDID list
#EDID-LIST?<CR>
Return:
~nn@EDID-LIST
[0,“DEFAULT”],[2,”SONY”],[5,
”PANASONIC”]<CR><LF>
#EDID-MODE Input_id, Mode,
Index<CR>
~nn@#EDID-MODE Input_id,
Mode, Index<CR><LF>
Input_id – 1
Mode:
– PASSTHRU (get from decoder)
– CUSTOM
– DEFAULT
Index: for CUSTOM get 'index' from
'EDID-LIST?' command
Set EDID to custom mode,
idx is 1
#EDID-MODE
1,CUSTOM,1<CR>
~nn@#EDID-MODE Input_id,
Mode, Index<CR><LF>
Input_id – 1
Mode:
– PASSTHRU (get from decoder)
– CUSTOM
– DEFAULT
Index: for CUSTOM get 'index' from
'EDID-LIST?' command
Get EDID Mode
#EDID-MODE? 1<CR>
Set MAC on net
device to be EDID
source
Valid only when
EDID-MODE
command is set to
PASSTHRU
#EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip<CR>
~nn@EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip<CR><LF>
input_id – 1
src_mac – DEC IP address
Set MAC on net device for
Input 1
#EDID-NET-SRC
1,192.168.1.40<CR>
Get MAC on net
device of EDID
source.
#EDID-NET-SRC? input_id<CR>
~nn@EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip<CR><LF>
input_id – 1
src_ip – DEC IP address
Get MAC on net device for
Input 1
#EDID-NET-SRC? 1<CR>
Remove custom
EDID from EDID list
Note: should return
ERR if this EDID is in
USE.
~nn@#EDID-RM
Index<CR><LF>
or
~nn@EDID-RM err<CR><LF>
Index: 1…N - EDID index to
remove. Index 0 (default) is not
removable
remove EDID from slot 3 and
delete the file
#EDID-RM 3<CR>
Set Ethernet port
protocol.
NOTE: If the port
number you enter is
already in use, an
error is returned.
The port number
must be within the
following range: 0-
(2^16-1).
#ETH-PORT port_type,port_id<CR>
~nn@ETH-PORT
port_type,port_id<CR><LF>
port_type – TCP/UDP
port_id –
when port_type = TCP:
5000~5099
when port_type = UDP:
50000~50999
Set the Ethernet port protocol
for TCP to port 12457:
#ETH-PORT TCP,5000<CR>
Get Ethernet port
protocol.
~nn@ETH-PORT
port_type,port_id<CR><LF>
port_type – TCP/UDP
port_id –
when port_type = TCP:
5000~5099
when port_type = UDP:
50000~50999
Reset device to
factory default
configuration
NOTE: This
command deletes all
user data from the
device. The deletion
can take some time.
Your device may
require powering off
and powering on for
the changes to take
effect.
Reset the device to factory
default configuration:
#FACTORY<CR>
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