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8.1.4.2 Preferences −> Auxiliary data −> GPIO

SERV/LINK offers the possibility to use physical GPIOs, or virtual GPIOs through UDP ports. The status of the
physical or virtual GPI’s is tunneled in-band so that the decoder can output the status information on physical or
virtual GPO’s. Note that physical GPIOs is an hardware option of IQOYA SERV/LINK.

Virtual GPIO’s allow third party applications to send/receive status information via IP to/from IQOYA.32 virtual
GPI status can be tunneled.

Structure of a virtual status information frame over UDP


The validation mask validates the GPI statuses to be taken into account.


The page

Preferences −> Auxiliary data −>GPIO

allows enabling/disabling the in-band tunneling of GPI status

information to GPO.

Generic: serial data are inserted as they arrive.

UECP: serial data are inserted each time a complete RDS UECP
frame is fully received from the RS232 port.

Baud rate

Read/Write

Serial port baud rate in bits/s, from 1200 bps to 40 Kbits/s

Data bits

Read/Write

Select the number of bits for each character (6, 7 or 7)

Stop bits

Read/Write

Enter the number of bits used to signal the end of a character: 1 or 2.

Parity

Read/Write

Select the method used for detecting errors on the RS232 port
transmission:

None: No

Odd: number of bits of each character (including the parity bit) is
always odd.

Even: number of bits of each character (including the parity bit) is
always even.

Status

Read/Write

Enable: the COM port is enabled.

Disable: the COM port is disabled.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 31

32-bit word 1:

Version number (4 bits) = 0000

User ID (24 bits)

32-bit word 2:

32 bits. Bit 0 = Status GPI0 −> Bit 31 = Status GPI31

32-bit word 3

Validation mask (32 bits)

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