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10. IR Remote Command List<br />

Below are listed some of the most common remote commands. A complete list of all IR Remote<br />

commands can be found at the <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Digital</strong> website www.keydigital.com<br />

The following commands assume an 8x8 configuration.<br />

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XX = Output Card Number (Range 01~08) [Outputs 1-8]<br />

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YY = Input Card Number (Range 01~08) [Inputs 1-8]<br />

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ZZ = Numeric <strong>Key</strong>pad Number (Range 00~99)<br />

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Arrows = Up – Down – Left - Right<br />

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Power On = “Power On”<br />

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Power Off = “Power Off”<br />

Switching Commands<br />

Switching Video / HDMI Output to Input<br />

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To Switch Output and Input cards by numeric keypad:<br />

“R1 – XX – Video Mode – YY”<br />

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Example: To switch Input 3 to Output 2 press; “R1–02–VideoMode–03<br />

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Note: For basic systems utilizing the HDMI input connections for Video & Audio, the above<br />

switching command applies can be used to switch Video & Audio together.<br />

Switch Audio Input Source Location<br />

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To Switch Audio source of Output Card by numeric keypad:<br />

“R1 – XX – Audio Mode – ZZ”<br />

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Where ZZ is: 01 = HDMI<br />

02 = RCA COAX SPDIF<br />

03 = RCA ANALOG<br />

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Example: To switch the audio source for output 2 to RCA Analog press:<br />

“R1–02–AudioMode–02”<br />

Front Panel Commands Using Remote<br />

The Remote can be used to navigate through the front LCD display options.<br />

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Use the Left and Right Arrow keys to choose options normally made by rotating the Left Selector.<br />

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Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to choose options normally made by rotating the Right Selector.<br />

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Use the ‘R2’ button to enter choices normally made by pushing the Right Selector.<br />

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Use the ‘R4’ button to enter choices normally made by pushing the Left Selector.<br />

11. RS-232 Control Codes<br />

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Baud Rate: 57600<br />

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Data Bits: 8<br />

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Parity: None<br />

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Stop Bits: 1<br />

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Flow Control: None<br />

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Carriage Return: Required<br />

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Line Feed: Required<br />

Initial Setup & Operation via RS-232<br />

Familiarize yourself with RS-232 help “H” and status “STA” commands to maximize product<br />

understanding. A complete list of RS-232 Commands can be found at <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Digital</strong>s website:<br />

www.keydigital.com<br />

1. Insert HDMI cables into card slots 1 through 8<br />

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Slots 1-8 are labeled Rx, and are Input Card Slots.<br />

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Slots 9-16 are labeled Tx, and are Output Card Slots.<br />

2. If integrating your output via <strong>KD</strong>-CATHD500Rx CAT6/STP Receiver Balun(s)<br />

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Both HDMI and CAT6/STP Outputs are active on Output Card Slots, therefore no<br />

configuration is necessary to active the CAT6/STP Output for each Tx Card Slot.<br />

3. Establish an HDMI Handshake for Each Source<br />

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Copy EDID to Rx Card (xx) from Tx Card (yy) using ‘SP C EDID xx H/C/D yy’<br />

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Where xx = Card Slot # of desired Input (01-08)<br />

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Where H = HDMI, C = CAT6/STP or D = Default EDID Library (01-12)<br />

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Where yy = Card Slot of # of desired Output (if H or C) (01-08)<br />

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-------------------OR---------------------<br />

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Where yy = Default EDID library # (01-12) (if D) *see Default EDID list pg.10<br />

4. Matrix Switching via RS-232<br />

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Use RS-232 command “SP Oxx SI yy”<br />

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xx = Card Slot # of desired Output<br />

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yy = Card Slot # of desired Input<br />

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NOTE: Spaces between RS-232 commands are shown for clarity only.<br />

Actual RS-232 commands do not need any spaces between characters.<br />

RS-232 Commands<br />

RS-232 cable pin out<br />

Pin 5 – Ground<br />

Pin 3 – Receive<br />

Pin 2 – Transmit<br />

Command<br />

Name<br />

Command Value Description<br />

Status STA Gives full listing of Unit’s Status<br />

Help H Gives full listing of RS-232 Commands<br />

Power Off<br />

Power On<br />

PF<br />

PN

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