Net Mux - Revision history

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	[[Category:Vision Path]]		[[Category:Vision Path]]

docs>Robert.walker: Merged with Net Mux audio breakout pages

2013-07-11T15:20:43Z

Merged with Net Mux audio breakout pages

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docs>Robert.walker at 15:39, 26 June 2013

2013-06-26T15:39:48Z

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	{{~~NOHD~~}}		{{HDNO}}
	Also known as the '''''Hedco'''''.		Also known as the '''''Hedco'''''.

docs>Robert.walker at 15:39, 26 June 2013

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			{{NOHD}}
	Also known as the '''''Hedco'''''.		Also known as the '''''Hedco'''''.

Greg.ebdon: hedco, +cat

2013-02-18T13:20:50Z

hedco, +cat

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			Also known as the '''''Hedco'''''.

	=== Basic Front Panel Operation ===		=== Basic Front Panel Operation ===

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	with the inputs selected (5,5,7,10) clearly visible.		with the inputs selected (5,5,7,10) clearly visible.

			[[Category:Equipment]]
			[[Category:Technical]]
			[[Category:Live]]
			[[Category:Vision Path]]

docs>Michael.chislett: /* Serial Operation */

2011-10-17T10:49:50Z

Serial Operation

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	The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The RS232 is set to run at 19200 Baud, with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control. You'll know if it's wrong, because on typing any character into the ports, you'll get ASCII soup coming back at you.		The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The RS232 is set to run at 19200 Baud, with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control. You'll know if it's wrong, because on typing any character into the ports, you'll get ASCII soup coming back at you.

	Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on:		Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on: (or via typing i)

	BASIC COMMAND LINE ENTRY SYNTAX		BASIC COMMAND LINE ENTRY SYNTAX
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	* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands		* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands

	All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter.		All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter. All commands are executed / loaded by sending a carriage return & line feed, not just one of them. so after "B 02" or "Buffer 02" or anything else, you'll need to send CRLF (\r\n).

	A simple example would be:		A simple example would be:
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	A more complex example, setting outputs 1 and 2 to 5, output 3 to 7 and output 4 to 10, would be:		A more complex example, setting outputs 1 and 2 to 5, output 3 to 7 and output 4 to 10, would be:

	>BUFFER 01		BUFFER 01
	>BUFFER CLEAR
	>LEVEL 00		BUFFER CLEAR
	>XPT 05,01
	>LEVEL 01		LEVEL 00
	>XPT 05,01
	>LEVEL 02		XPT 05,01
	>XPT 07,01
	>LEVEL 03		LEVEL 01
	>XPT 10,01
	>EXECUTE 01		XPT 05,01

			LEVEL 02

			XPT 07,01

			LEVEL 03

			XPT 10,01

			EXECUTE 01

	Reading back the status of the cards after this gives us:		Reading back the status of the cards after this gives us:

docs>Michael.chislett: /* Serial Operation */

2011-10-17T10:46:32Z

Serial Operation

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	(Straight form the old website)		(Straight form the old website)

	The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The ~~serial port~~ is ~~what is used~~ to control the ~~mux automatically from the NetMuxController~~.		The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The RS232 is set to run at 19200 Baud, with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control. You'll know if it's wrong, because on typing any character into the ports, you'll get ASCII soup coming back at you.

	Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on:		Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on:

docs>Malcolm.chambers at 00:39, 23 December 2009

2009-12-23T00:39:58Z

docs>Malcolm.chambers: Basic operation, card layot, and inputs/outputs straight from old site, and neatened

2009-12-23T00:38:37Z

Basic operation, card layot, and inputs/outputs straight from old site, and neatened

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	BUFFER [#] [OFF/CLEAR] . . . Set or reset Buffer Mode, clear Salvo Buffer		BUFFER [#] [OFF/CLEAR] . . . Set or reset Buffer Mode, clear Salvo Buffer

	CLEAR # [,#,...] . . . . . . Cancel crosspoint or clear crosspoint request		CLEAR # [,#,...] . . . . . . Cancel crosspoint or clear crosspoint request

	DESTINATION # [,#,...] . . . Take crosspoints or set crosspoint request		DESTINATION # [,#,...] . . . Take crosspoints or set crosspoint request

	EXECUTE # . . . . . . . . . Take Salvo Buffer crosspoint requests		EXECUTE # . . . . . . . . . Take Salvo Buffer crosspoint requests

	INFORMATION . . . . . . . . List system status and operational parameters		INFORMATION . . . . . . . . List system status and operational parameters

	LEVEL # . . . . . . . . . . Set current Level number		LEVEL # . . . . . . . . . . Set current Level number

	POLL # . . . . . . . . . . . Poll source connections		POLL # . . . . . . . . . . . Poll source connections

	QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . List basic Command Line entry syntax		QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . List basic Command Line entry syntax

	READ . . . . . . . . . . . . List current crosspoint status		READ . . . . . . . . . . . . List current crosspoint status

	SOURCE # . . . . . . . . . . Set current Source number		SOURCE # . . . . . . . . . . Set current Source number

	TERMINAL [ON/OFF] . . . . . Set or clear Echo Mode		TERMINAL [ON/OFF] . . . . . Set or clear Echo Mode

	VERIFY # . . . . . . . . . . List Salvo Buffer crosspoint requests		VERIFY # . . . . . . . . . . List Salvo Buffer crosspoint requests

	XPT [#:] #,# [,#,...] [/...] Set specified crosspoints		XPT [#:] #,# [,#,...] [/...] Set specified crosspoints

	ZERO . . . . . . . . . . . . Reset X-plus frame		ZERO . . . . . . . . . . . . Reset X-plus frame


	The key commands are:		The key commands are:
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	>READ		>READ

	Level 00: 01,05;		Level 00: 01,05;

	Level 01: 01,05;		Level 01: 01,05;

	Level 02: 01,07;		Level 02: 01,07;

	Level 03: 01,10;		Level 03: 01,10;

	with the inputs selected (5,5,7,10) clearly visible.		with the inputs selected (5,5,7,10) clearly visible.

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	(Straight from the old website)		(Straight from the old website)

	* Make sure that the controls are enabled by pushing the Panel Enable button until it illuminates.		* Make sure that the controls are enabled by pushing the Panel Enable button until it illuminates.
	* Press the Button below the display for the output you want to change (not marked, but 4 of them), which will blank the display and flash the button.		* Press the Button below the display for the output you want to change (not marked, but 4 of them), which will blank the display and flash the button.
	* Press the desired input button (numbered 1 to 16). Number appears in the display, and the Take button at right hand side flashes.		* Press the desired input button (numbered 1 to 16). Number appears in the display, and the Take button at right hand side flashes.
	* Press Take to make the change.		* Press Take to make the change.

	Multiple changes can be loaded (indicated by the output button being lit) before all are executed at once by pressing Take.		Multiple changes can be loaded (indicated by the output button being lit) before all are executed at once by pressing Take.
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	The key commands are:		The key commands are:

	* READ to find out the current inputs selected		* READ to find out the current inputs selected
	* LEVEL N to control which of the 4 outputs are selected for alteration		* LEVEL N to control which of the 4 outputs are selected for alteration
	* BUFFER A to assign a buffer to load commands into		* BUFFER A to assign a buffer to load commands into
	* BUFFER CLEAR to empty it		* BUFFER CLEAR to empty it
	* XPT X,01 to add a command to the buffer for input X		* XPT X,01 to add a command to the buffer for input X
	* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands		* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands

	All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter.		All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter.