KD-HD8X8BT - Key Digital

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To mute audio:
SPOxxAE/D/T
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where E/D/T = Enable/Disable/Toggle, respectively
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To control output audio volume:
SPOxxAVyy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-99, U (up), or D (down)
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To control output audio balance:
SPOxxAByy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-40, U (up), or D (down)
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To control output audio bass frequency:
SPOxxALyy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-24, U (up), or D (down)
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To control output audio mid frequency:
SPOxxAMyy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-24, U (up), or D (down)
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To control output audio treble frequency:
SPOxxAHyy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-24, U (up), or D (down)
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To control output audio delay:
SPOxxADyy
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Where xx = Output Card Number or “A” (all)
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Where yy = 00-99, U (up), or D (down)
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Note: each delay increase/decrease represents +/-6ms, respectively
8. Control Routing via Digital IQ
In addition to Audio and Video matrix switching, Digital IQ products are able to route IR and RS-232
commands to peripheral devices via the 3.5mm connections on each card slot and via the IR and
RS-232 connections on the KD-CATHD500Rx.
Utilizing Digital IQ’s Control Routing feature significantly extends the reach of your control system
– adding up to 32 control ports to your control system without requiring additional master control
units.
There are two methods of Control Routing: Card to Card, and Main to Card / Card to Main.
It is possible to utilize both control routing methods within your Digital IQ matrix, but keep in
mind that settings may interfere with each other and result in undesired control source - control
destination connections.
For seamless integration that fully-utilizes the Digital IQ control routing features, Key Digital
Compass Control system is recommended. The Compass Control RS-232 and TCP-IP Manager
Databases feature individual drivers for independent IR and RS-232 matrix switching.
A look at the 3.5mm, RJ45, and Main ports and their respective number assignments utilized in
control routing. Note that in some custom configurations, card slots 01-08 may be populated with
Input cards and therefore would feature RJ45 ports
01 02 03 04
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
IR
IR
RS-232
KD-MC2500
05 06 07 08 09
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
“SPCIR0917”
“SPCIR1018”
“SPCRSS1119”
CAT6/STP
00-IR
00-232
Theory: Card to Card Control Routing, and Main to Card / Card to Main Control Routing
Card to Card Control Routing works much like a traditional matrix switch; control sources
(inputs) are able to be routed to destinations (outputs). Digital IQ control routing is fully bidirectional,
enabling any control connection to be configured as a control input or destination, not
simply limiting the input connections as control sources and the output connections as control
destinations. The control sources (inputs) and control destinations (outputs) can be connected to
any 3.5mm control port or control port on the KD-CATHD500Rx balun. A control source is able to
be sent to one or many control destinations just a true matrix switch enables.
Card to Card Control Routing in Brief:
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IR/RS-232 signals from Control System to I/O Card slot are routed to specified I/O destination
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Benefit: Consolidation of IR/RS-232 signals onto single CAT6 wire to I/O 3.5 ports or RJ45,
establishing of full bi-directional channels.
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Con: Any Card to Card combination is possible, but may require many commands to establish
KD-CATHD500Rx
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