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IP Link ® Device Interface<br />

Communication Sheet<br />

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Revision: 7/31/2009<br />

This document provides additional assistance with wiring your <strong>Extron</strong> IP Link enabled product to your device.<br />

Different components may require a different wiring scheme than those listed below.<br />

For complete operating instructions, refer to the user’s manual for the specific <strong>Extron</strong> IP Link enabled product or<br />

the controlled device manufacturer supplied documentation.<br />

Device Specifications:<br />

Device Type: Matrix Switcher<br />

Manufacturer: <strong>Extron</strong><br />

Firmware Version: 2.03<br />

Model(s): <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> <strong>84</strong> <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A, <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 88 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A, <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 816 <strong>HV</strong>/ <strong>HV</strong>A,<br />

<strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 124 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A, <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 128 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A, <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 168 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A,<br />

<strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 1616 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A, <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 1212 <strong>HV</strong>/<strong>HV</strong>A<br />

Version History:<br />

Driver<br />

Version<br />

Date<br />

IP Link<br />

Compiler<br />

GC2<br />

Version<br />

Notes<br />

4 7/16/09 1.3.11.1 2.5.1 Certified version. Updated to new Matrix Standards. Tested on<br />

<strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 1616 <strong>HV</strong>A.<br />

3 6/10/08 1.3.11.1 2.4.0 Revised Output Volume Select. Certified Version. Tested on <strong>CrossPoint</strong><br />

<strong>300</strong> 1616 <strong>HV</strong>A.<br />

2 5/15/08 1.3.11.1 2.4.0 Updated Communication Sheet with the New Driver Operation.<br />

Certified Version. Tested on <strong>CrossPoint</strong> <strong>300</strong> 1616 <strong>HV</strong>A.<br />

1 12/13/07 1.3.11.1 2.3.0 New Matrix Switcher Driver Standards, Custom Certified Version.<br />

Driver Notes:<br />

The driver has been programmed to accommodate a 1616 Matrix switcher with both Video and Audio.<br />

Configuration is recommended through GC2 by selecting/deselecting commands and states implemented based on<br />

the Matrix Switcher model specifications being used with this driver.


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Control Commands & States:<br />

IP Link ® Device Interface<br />

Communication Sheet<br />

Audio Mute 1-16 On Off<br />

Executive Mode Mode 1 Mode 2 Off<br />

Global Audio Mute On Off<br />

Input 1 - 16 Break<br />

Output 1 - 16<br />

Preset 1 - 16<br />

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Take Audio Video Audio-Video<br />

Volume 1-16 (Step) Up Down<br />

Volume 1- 16 (Discrete) 0 to 64<br />

Status Available:<br />

Audio Mute 1-16 On Off<br />

Connection Status Connected Disconnected<br />

Executive Mode Mode 1 Mode 2 Off<br />

Status Matrix routes indexed by output<br />

Volume 1- 16 (Discrete) 0 to 64<br />

MLC62 Supported Commands:<br />

Audio Mute 1-16 On Off<br />

Executive Mode Mode 1 Mode 2 Off<br />

Global Audio Mute On Off


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Communication Sheet<br />

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Matrix Driver Operation:<br />

Configuring input output(s) ties on a single button:<br />

This section will describe how to configure a MLC front panel button with either a single input and output tie or single<br />

input to multiple output ties. Please note that there are a minimum of three selections required when configuring a tie in<br />

this method.<br />

To configure a MLC front panel button with a single input and a single output tie follow the steps below.<br />

1. Select the desired input from the “input” command.<br />

2. Select the desired output from the “output” command.<br />

3. Select the type of desired take from the “take” command.<br />

To configure a MLC front panel button with multiple inputs and outputs repeat the steps above then follow the steps<br />

below.<br />

1. Insert a one second delay.<br />

2. Select the next desired output from the “output” command.<br />

3. Select the next desired take from the “take” command.<br />

4. Repeat as many times as desired.<br />

Below is an example of multiple ties configured on input button 1.


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Communication Sheet<br />

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Configuring for direct matrix front panel emulation:<br />

This section will describe how to configure a MLC front panel to produce an input output selection capability.<br />

To configure a MLC front panel button input, create the following button operation.<br />

1. Select the desired input from the “input” command.<br />

To configure a MLC front panel button output, create the following button operations.<br />

1. Select the desired output from the “output” command.<br />

2. Select the desired take from the “take” command.<br />

Below is an example of the output button configuration.


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IP Link ® Device Interface<br />

Communication Sheet<br />

Cable and Adapter Requirements:<br />

M/F RS-232 straight serial cable (<strong>Extron</strong> <strong>Electronics</strong> P/N 26-433-XX)<br />

Notes for the Device:<br />

Serial communication:<br />

Port Type: RS232 Parity: None<br />

Baud Rate: 9600 Stop Bits: 1<br />

Data Bits: 8 Flow Control: None<br />

Pin Assignments Diagram:<br />

Note: Captive screw connector may also be used as a serial connection.<br />

General Notes:<br />

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