Remote contr ol and optimizing the v ideo, cont’d – Extron Electronics MTPX Plus Series Setup Guide User Manual

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s Manual

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Refer also to the

MTPX Plus User’

s Manual

at

www

.extron.com

.

Command

ASCII command

(host to switcher)

Response

(switcher to host)

Additional description

Input signal level and peaking and auto calibrate

Set input signal level

EX!

*

X^

Ipek

}

Ipek

X!

*

X^]

Set a specific pre-peak level for the TP
input.

Increment input peaking

EX!

+Ipek

}

Ipek

X!

*

X^]

Increase the input pre-peaking level by 1.

Decrement input peaking

EX!

-Ipek

}

Ipek

X!

*

X^]

Decrease the pre-peaking level by 1.

Read input peaking setting

EX!

Ipek

}

X^]

Execute auto calibration

EX!

*0AADJ

}

Aadj

X!

*2

]

{start}

Qik

]

{tie creation}

Aadj

X!

*

X&]

{finished}

Ipek

X!

*

X^]

{new value}

Tie input

X!

to output 1 and auto adjust

the peaking on input

X!

. The

X&

value

in the response reports whether the
adjustment value was within or outside of
the threshold.

N

Before issuing the auto calibration command:

1. Disconnect the power and RJ-45 cables at the MTP transmitter connected to

X!

.

2. Connect the two cables to the included MTP signal generator.
3. If the input cable is longer than 300 feet (90 m), place the Pre-Peak switch on the

MTP signal generator to on (up when the signal generator‘s RJ-45 connector is to the

right as shown at right).

N

The MTP signal generator does not work on cable lengths over 400 feet (120 m). Set the

level and peaking to its maximum value of 255.

Pre-Peak
is on.

Command

ASCII command

(host to switcher)

Response

(switcher to host)

Additional description

Input skew adjustment

N

For the MTPX Plus, these commands apply to inputs 5 through 12 only.

Set all input skew adjustment
values

EX!

*

X*

*

X*

*

X*

Iseq

}

Iseq

X!

*

X*

*

X*

*

X*]

Set a specific skew adjustment for the TP
input.

X*

values are listed in RGB order.

Example:

E

2*0*0*4Iseq

}

Iseq02*0*0*4

]

Set the skew settings for input 2 as follows:
Red = 0 ns
Green = 0 ns
Blue = 8 ns (delayed 8 ns)

Increment one input skew
adjustment value

EX!

*

X(

+Iseq

}

Iseq

X!

*

X*

*

X*

*

X*]

Increase the

X(

skew plane adjustment for

input

X!

by 1 step (2 ns).

Example:

E

2*2*+Iseq

}

Iseq02*0*0*5

]

Increase the blue skew input for 2 by 2 ns
(from 8 ns to 10 ns).

Decrement one input skew
adjustment value

EX!

*

X(

-Iseq

}

Iseq

X!

*

X*

*

X*

*

X*]

Decrease the

X(

skew plane adjustment for

input

X!

by 1 step (2 ns).

Read input skew adjustment
values

EX!

Iseq

}

X*

*

X*

*

X*]

N

X!

= Input number

01 – (maximum number of inputs for your model)

X^

= Input signal level/peaking range

000 – 255

X&

= Threshold

0 = outside of threshold

1 = within threshold

N

X!

= Input number

01 – (maximum number of TP inputs for your model)

X*

= Skew adjustment range

00 – 31 (each step = 2 ns)

X(

= Video plane

0 = red

1 = green

2 = blue

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