AAVARA PB9000W User manual

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PB9000 4K Over IP
AV Matrix/VideoWall/IP KVM
User Guide
WWW.AAVARA.COM
AAVARA INNOVATION CORP.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Rev 2.0.6

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Table of Contents
I. PB9000 models: ............................................................................................................................................. 3
II. Ethernet Switch Setting ................................................................................................................................. 3
III. PB9000 Hardware Installation...................................................................................................................... 3
IV. Integrate with 3rd Party Controller ............................................................................................................... 4
V. User Scenario - Use IR Remote/Dip Switch to Switch Video Channel ......................................................... 5
VI. IP Setting, Web Configuration & Control...................................................................................................... 6
VI.A. To Know IP address of Aavara HDMI Over IP Sender and Receiver.................................................. 6
VI.B. Launch AV Master Control Web page ................................................................................................. 6
VI.C. Change IP address of Sender and Receiver ...................................................................................... 7
VII. Aavara AV Master Web Interface ............................................................................................................... 8
VII.A. User Login .......................................................................................................................................... 8
VII.B. Setup within AV Master Web Interface ............................................................................................. 10
VII.C. Setup & Backup by CSV files........................................................................................................... 12
VII.D. Device IR Command Learning ......................................................................................................... 19
VII.E. Multicast ........................................................................................................................................... 20
VII.F. Matrix................................................................................................................................................. 20
VII.G. Multicast Group ................................................................................................................................ 21
VII.H. Click Apply ButtonVideoWall Setup.................................................................................................. 22
VII.I. VideoWall ........................................................................................................................................... 23
VII.J. Control............................................................................................................................................... 24
VII.K. EDID Manager (Only Available on Sender)...................................................................................... 25
VII.L. User Management ............................................................................................................................ 27
Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
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I.PB9000 models:
Model
PB9000-SE+
PB9000W-SE
PB9000HD-SE
PB9000-R
Sender/Receiver
4K Sender
EU Wall-Plate
Sender
1080p Sender
Receiver
Max. Video Format
4K60Hz 4:2:0 Input
4K60Hz 4:2:0 Input
1080p60Hz 4:4:4
Input
4K30Hz 4:4:4 Output
Max. Audio Format
7.2 ch LPCM/Dolby ATMOS/DTS X
Video Connector
HDMI/VGA Input,
HDMI Loop out
HDMI/VGA Input
HDMI/VGA Input,
VGA Loop out
HDMI/VGA Output
Audio Connector
3.6mm Line In/Line
Out, S/PDIF Optical
Out
3.6mm Line In/Line
Out
3.6mm Line In/Line
Out
3.6mm Line
In/Speaker Out
RS232 Connector
DB15 x 1
DB15 x 1
DB15 x 1
DB15 x 1
IR Connector
IR Emitter Jack x 1
IR Receiver Jack x1
IR Emitter Jack x 1
IR Receiver Jack x1
IR Emitter Jack x 1
IR Receiver Jack x1
IR Emitter Jack x 1
IR Receiver Jack x1
USB Connector
USB Type B x 1
USB Type B x 1
USB Type B x 1
USB Type A x 4
II.Ethernet Switch Setting
1. Please select Layer 2/3 managed/smart switch to work with Aavara 4K Over IP.
2. Enable IGMPSnooping (Version 2) and have all senders/receivers in same VLAN group.
3. Enable JumobFrame (at least 8Kb) on all ethernet switches.
4. Enable IGMP Querier on major switch and disable Fast Leave on all switches, if multiple ethernet
switches installed.
If be sure network bandwidth between switches enough for video network, can use Fiber connection
or set 802.3ad Port Trunking/Link Aggregation to increase bandwidth between switches.
5. If Ethernet switch is also use for other service like PC network or Voice Over IP:
- Set different VLAN groups to divide different network service.
- For RJ45 ports or Fiber ports used for other services, set IGMP Blocked (HP switch) or Multicast
Forward Forbidden (Cisco switch), to avoid video streaming data affect.
6. Be sure to save the above setting before rebooting ethernet switch.
III.PB9000 Hardware Installation
1. Connect all Senders and Receivers to Gigabit Switch by Cat5e/6 cables and connect to video source
and TV/Display with HDMI cables.
2. [Optional] Connect IR emitter cables & IR Receiver cables to Sender/Receiver's IR Emitter/Receiver
Jack. IR emitter cable to IR emitter jack, IR receiver cable to IR receiver jack. And, point IR emitter
head of IR emitter cable to device IR receiver window, IR receiver head of IR receiver cable to IR
remote location and keep clear line of sight in between.
3. [optional] Connect RS232 cables between PC/controller to Senders, TV/Displays to Receivers.
4. [optional] Connect USB cables between PC/server to Senders and plug USB Keyboard/Mouse or other
USB devices to Receiver's USB port.
5. Plug-in DC power adapter to all Senders and Receivers. Units power on.
If PoE switch or PoE injector connected, then it’s not necessary to plug-in DC power adapter.
6. Power on all Video Sources and start to play video.

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IV.Integrate with 3rd Party Controller
PB9000 supports following major 3rd party controller’s integration:
- Control 4, AMX, Crestron, Extron, RTI, Elan g!, Neets and more.
Aavara provides controller driver that allows 3rd part controller to control Aavara HDMI Over IP sender and
receiver by IP command directly.
Please check Aavara representative or your distributor for 3rd party driver and user instruction.

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V.User Scenario - Use IR Remote/Dip Switch to Switch Video Channel
Use Aavara 16 channel IR remote (Optional accessory) /Dip Switch control to control PB9000-RE receiver
and switch video channel. User can also use a 3rd party universal IR remote to learn from Aavara IR remote’s
IR code and video source IR remote code for controlling both devices by one remote.
1. To config Sender Video Channel Dip switch, at front bezel, to a Unique video channel configuration
as following table. Recommend that start from video channel 1 then follow the sequence on every
sender. Reboot sender for new video channel setting and apply.
2. [Must] Plug-in IR receiver cable to PB9000-RE receiver IR receiver jack and toward to IR remote
location with clear line of sight.
3. [optional] Plug-in IR emitter cable to PB9000-SE sender IR Emitter jack and toward to video source
device IR receiver window if need IR control from TV/Display side.
4. Use IR remote of PB9000-RE or use 3rd party universal remote control (preconfigured with PB9000-
RE IR remote), toward IR receiver which connected to PB9000-RE IR.
Notice:
Maximum 16 video channels / sender / video sources allow at this scenario, number of TV/Displays is almost
unlimited.
IR remote control way is not compatible with Aavara AV Master Web Interface and 3rd party controller control,
please don’t mix use other control ways.
Once use Web interface Setup then Dip Switch setting will be ignored!

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VI.IP Setting, Web Configuration & Control
VI.A. To Know IP address of Aavara HDMI Over IP Sender and Receiver
Aavara HDMI Over IP sender and receiver have factory default IP within 169.254.xxx.xxx C class range, and
netmask 255.255.0.0, IP address of each HDMI Over IP unit can be found by following way:
Unit IP Show On Screen OSD:
1. To set up a sender, connect to a receiver by Cat5e cables (can be with or without Ethernet switch in
between).
2. Receiver connected to a TV or Display with a HDMI cable.
3. Power on Sender, Receiver and TV/Display.
4. On right bottom of screen, it will show:
- Local IP Receiver IP address
- Remote IP Sender IP address
5. Then, please connect the sender to a PC/Notebook RJ45 port with a Cat5e cable, then power on.
6. To set PC/Notebook RJ45 port IP configuration as follow:
- IP address: 169.254.0.100 (or any IP within 169.254.xxx.xxx range)
- Netmask: 255.255.0.0
Or
Finding unit and IP in Bonjour Browser
Software Required:
1.Apple Bonjour SDK free download from Appple SDK web site, if you are using MS windows OS
PC/NB. Apple MacPro or MacBook which don't need it, had built-in OS X.
- can download from Apple developer web site
2.Bonjour Browser for easy find out all senders and receivers on network.
- Just google and download from Internet
1. To set PC/Notebook RJ45 port IP configuration as follow:
- IP address: 169.254.0.100 (or any IP within 169.254.xxx.xxx range)
- Netmask: 255.255.0.0
2. Setup all Cat5e cable connection between PC/Notebook, sender, receiver and Ethernet switch, then
power on.
3. [optional] Install Apple Bonjour SDK on your MS Windows PC/Notebook.
4. Launch Bonjour Browser and check HTTP service section. All Aavara HDMI Over IP sender and
receiver can be found at following domain name:
- Sender Aavara-gateway0000.local 0000 represent video channel number
- Receiver Aavara-clientAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA represent MAC address of
receiver
VI.B. Launch AV Master Control Web page
http://[unit ip]/cfg.html Unit configuration web page (needed only when you want to change unit IP)
http://[unit ip]/index.html Aavara AV Master /Control web page

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VI.C. Change IP address of Sender and Receiver
Aavara HDMI Over IP sender and receiver got factory default IP within 169.254.xxx.xxx C class range, and
netmask 255.255.0.0. Recommend to set static IP to each box to know which one is which one on network.
IP address of each HDMI Over IP unit can be changed by following way:
1. Launch Web browser with following URL, the Unit Web page will show:
http://[unit ip]/cfg.html
3. Change IP Mode to Static
- IP Address: Please assign a IP with correct format. (Ensure all boxes’ IP are at same C or D class
range).
- Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0 or base on proper ethernet network planning.
- Default Gateway: Only if need, please refer gateway setting on Router.
4. Click Apply Button to save new setting, but unit need to reboot to get new setting effect.
5. Click System Tab → Utilities → Click Reboot button, reboot.

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VII. Aavara AV Master Web Interface
Aavara AV Master Web interface, built-in in every Aavara HDMI Over IP unit, is a one web page setup
and control entire HDMI Over IP AV Matrix and Video Wall. It will only need to configure and operate Aavara
AV Master Web Interface on One unit then that unit will become master control unit of entire system, usually
recommend that use first sender, then all rest of units just take order.
To Connect Aavara AV Master Web Interface via PC/Tablet connect to same ethernet Switch/Wifi AP with
following IP setting:
- IP address: any no conflict IP within same C or D class IP range with all senders and receivers.
- Netmask: 255.255.0.0 or value base network configuration that allow all unites can see each other.
Factory default IP range is 169.254.xxx.xxx netmask 255.255.0.0
Or, same static IP range had been set on boxes.
- Web browser: recommend Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari
Launch Web browser with following URL (domain name of sender at channel 0, default sender setting):
http://aavara-gateway0000.local
VII.A. User Login
Every time when launches web browser and Aavara AV Master Web page, it will ask user to login.
System Default Login name and Password (Can be revised or deleted later on at User Management
Tab) with Administrator authorization.
Login name: adm
Password: adm
After Login, on right top corner will show Login User info and Logout button.

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User with Administrator authorization will see both AV Matrix/VideoWall/Control Operation and All
Setup functions.
User with Operator authorization will see AV Matrix/VideoWall Operation functions only.
Only User with Administrator Authorization allow to access unit configuration cfg.html
Access other units’ web page other than master control unit, will redirect web page/URL to master
control unit’s web page.
Once User Session expired, AV Master Web Interface will ask user to login again.

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VII.B. Setup within AV Master Web Interface
Click on Setup Tab at first time of installation and then configuration will change accordingly, wait few
seconds, AV Master will scan and list all Senders and Receivers. Please configure all parameters for
Senders and Receivers based on your requirements of installation & operation, details as table below. All
settings will store in this Sender or Receiver only and later on operation will connect to this
Sender/Receiver's web page only.
If any USB or RS232 setting changed, the unit will need to reboot to get new setting take effect.
For Device Control Command code setup, need to be done by CSV file uploading way as next section
show.

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Video Source/Sender:
Field
Description
Channel
Range 1 ~ 9999, Auto assign or manual change, each sender must have Unique Channel
Number assigned. No two or more Senders got same channel number.
IP
IP Address (Auto assign, or go Unit cfg.html for static IP assign)
Group
Sender’s Group name for further management requirement.
Codename
Sender’s Codename / Video Source name for further operation required.
USB
Enable (checked) / Disable (unchecked) USB pass-thru
Reset EDID
Reset Sender EDID table to factory default
Max. bit rate
Set Maximum Bit rate on video streaming for bandwidth control
Video quality will drop if choose smaller max. bit rate
Video Input Select
Select HDMI or VGA Input for video streaming
Audio Input Select
Select Audio Source from HDMI or Analog Audio Input
Device Control ID
Match Device ID in Device Control CSV File (control by CEC(HDMI)/IR/RS232)
RS232 Mode
IP Command Rs232 command issue by IP command
Pass-Thru RS232 command pass-thru between sender and receiver rs232 ports
RS232 Baudrate
Assign RS232 Baudrate , range 115,200 ~ 300 bps
Display/Receiver:
Field
Description
ID
Auto or Manual Assign, Each Receiver must have Unique ID Number assign. No two or
more Receivers got same ID number.
IP
IP Address (Auto assign, or go Unit cfg.html for static IP assign)
Group
Receiver’s Group name for further management requirement.
Codename
Receiver’s Codename / Display name for further operation required.
USB
Enable (checked) / Disable (uncheck) USB pass-thru
HDR/3D/Surround
Enable (checked) / Disable (uncheck) EDID Copy to support HDR, 3D and Surround
Sound output (LPCM/Dolby/DTS)
Video Format
- AutoDetect Auto Detect TV/Display’s EDID and output recommend video format.
- Same as Video Input at Sender side (Pass-Thru)
- Fixed HDMI format 2160p30Hz ~ 576p50Hz, 480p60Hz.
Fixed DVI format 1920x1200@60Hz, 1440x900@60Hz and more.
Video Rotate
Video Rotate 0, 90, 90 stretch, 180, 270 degree, vertical/horizontal mirror
Device Control ID
Match Device ID in Device Control CSV File (control by CEC(HDMI)/IR/RS232)
RS232 Mode
IP Command Rs232 command issue by IP command
Pass-Thru RS232 command pass-thru between sender and receiver rs232 ports
RS232 Baudrate
Assign RS232 Baudrate , range 115,200 ~ 300 bps
Notice!
1. Please wait for few sec. AV Master will search all senders and receivers on network.
2. Each Sender must be assigned a unique video channel (CH) number. Don’t have two senders with same
number.
3. Group name and Codename can use English, French, Latin, German, Chinese and Japanese fonts, but it
won't be able to show on OSD. Use underscores instead of spaces for the Group name and Codename fields.
4. If USB & RS232 setting changed, the unit will auto reboot to get new settings take effect.

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5. If any of HDMI device connected to Sender or Receiver does not support 3D or Multichannel audio,
recommend that keep 3D Video & Surround option off to speed up video channel switching and maximum
EDID compatibility.

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VII.C. Setup & Backup by CSV files
Setup by CSV Files
1.Please set static IP on every each unites, at each units’ cfg.html, refer IP setting section for more detail.
2.Login user with Administrator authorization.
3.Refer following CSV files detail to plan and edit in Spreadsheet application. Then, save at CSV file format
(divide field by a comma.)
4.Upload CSV files one by one.
5.Press button Updating all other unites. This step will take long time to update if large scale
matrix/VideoWall installed, please be patient.
6.Reboot all unites after CSV files uploaded and all units updated.
Backup by CSV Files
1.Click Backup Current Setting Button. AV Master will collect all setting and convert into CSV files.
Web Page will show Sender/Receiver/Control Download CSV file URLs.
2.Click the URL to download current CSV files.
Replace AV Master Master Control Unit
1.Get a new unit of sender or receiver.
2.Change IP setting to be same as the old Master Control Unit, refer IP setting section for more detail.
3.Upload Sender/Receiver/Device Control CSV Files
4.The unit is ready to replace the old Master Control Unit.

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Sender CSV File Format & Parameter Description
Don’t change field sequence. First row field name can be changed. Use comma to divide field when saving
CSV file.
Field / Parameter
Description
Parameter Value
IP
Sender IP
ie. 169.254.8.105 192.168.1.25
Channel
Assign unique channel number, don’t
duplicate.
1 ~ 9999
Group
Sender Group name
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
Japanese, _
Codename
Sender Codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
Japanese, _
Enable/Disable USB
Pass-Thru
USB Pass-Thru between Sender and
Receiver
y/n only (Lower letters only)
y : disable USB Pass-thru
n : enable USB Pass-thru
Max. Bit Rate
Max. bit rate of video streaming from
Sender
Parameter value options:
auto : auto, max. 850Mbps
200M : max.200Mbps
150M : max.150Mbps
100M : max.100Mbps
50M : max. 50Mbps
10M : max. 10Mbps
5M : max. 5Mbps
Video Input Select
Select video input on sender for video
streaming
Parameter value options:
0 : VGA
1 : DVI
2 : HDMI
Audio Input Select
Select audio input on sender for audio
streaming
Parameter value options:
hdmi : HDMI audio
analog : analog audio
auto : auto select (analog first)
Device Control ID
To match Device ID in Device Control
CSV File
Number must be match match Device ID in
Device Control CSV File
RS232 mode
IP Command
Pass-Thru between sender and
Receiver
Parameter value options:
y : IP Command
n : Pass-Thru
RS232 baudrate
RS232 baudrate setting
Parameter value options:
115200/57600/38400/28800/19200/14400/9
600/4800/2400/1200/600/300

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Receiver CSV File Format & Parameter Description
Don’t change field sequence. First row field name can be changed. Use comma to divide field when saving
CSV file.
Field / Parameter
Description
Parameter Value
IP
Receiver IP
ie. 169.254.8.105 192.168.1.25
ID
Receiver ID, No duplicate
Number only, start form 1
Group
Receiver Group name
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
Japanese, _
Codename
Receiver Codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
Japanese, _
Video channel
Video channel
Number only, start from 1
Audio channel
Audio channel
Number only, start from 1
Video channel
USB channel
Number only, start from 1
RS232 channel
RS232 channel
(RS232 mode must be set Pass-Thru)
Number only, start from 1
IR channel
IR channel
Number only, start from 1
Output Video Format
Assign Receiver HDMI output video
format
Parameter value options:
auto_detect : Auto detect TV/Display EDID
pass-thru : same as HDMI input at sender
0 : same as HDMI input at sender (pass-
thru)
2160p30 : 2160p30Hz
2160p25 : 2160p25Hz
2160p24_VIC_103 : 2160p24Hz VIC 103
2160p24_VIC_98 : 2160p24Hz VIC 98
2160p24_VIC_93 : 2160p24Hz VIC 93
1080p60 : 1080p60Hz
1080p50 : 1080p50Hz
1080p24_VIC_72 : 1080p24Hz VIC 72
1080p24_VIC_32 : 1080p24Hz VIC 32
1080i60 : 1080i60Hz
1080i50 : 1080i50Hz
720p60 : 720p60Hz
576p50 : 576p50Hz
480p60 : 480p60Hz
1920x1200 : 1920x1200@60Hz
1920x1080 : 1920x1080@60Hz
1680x1050 : 1680x1050@60Hz
1440x900 : 1440x900@60Hz
1400x1050 : 1440x1050@60Hz
1366x768 : 1366x768@60Hz
800x600 : 800x600@60Hz
Enable/Disable USB
Pass-Thru
USB Pass-Thru between Sender and
Receiver
y/n only (Lower letters only)
y : disable USB Pass-thru
n : enable USB Pass-thru
Device Control ID
To match Device ID in Device Control
CSV File
Number must be match match Device ID in
Device Control CSV File
RS232 mode
IP Command
Pass-Thru between sender and
Receiver
Parameter value options:
y : IP Command
n : Pass-Thru
RS232 baudrate
RS232 baudrate setting
Parameter value options:
115200/57600/38400/28800/19200/14400/9

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600/4800/2400/1200/600/300
Video Rotate/Stretch
Video Rotate, Mirror & whether need to
stretch when rotate at 900/2700.
Parameter value options:
0 : Not Rotate
1 : Horizontal Mirror
2 : Vertical Mirror
3 : 1800 Rotate
4 : 900 Rotate, Vertical Mirror, No Stretch
5 : 900 Rotate, No Stretch
6 : 2700 Rotate
7 : 900 Rotate, Vertical Mirror, Stretch
8 : 900 Rotate, Stretch
9 : 2700 Rotate, Stretch
vw_row
Total row of VideoWall
Number only, start from 1
vw_column
Total column of VideoWall
Number only, start from 1
vw_pos_row
This Display/Receiver’s row position in
VideoWall
Number only, start from 1
vw_pos_column
This Display/Receiver’s column
position in VideoWall
Number only, start from 1
vw_OW
Display outter dim. width unit: mm
Number only, start from 1
vw_OH
Display outter dim. height unit: mm
Number only, start from 1
vw_VW
Display viewable area dim. width unit:
mm
Number only, start from 1
vw_VH
Display viewable area dim. height unit:
mm
Number only, start from 1

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Device Control CSV File Format & Parameter Description
Don’t change field sequence. First row field name can be changed. Use comma to divide field when saving
CSV file.
Field / Parameter
Description
Parameter Value
Device Control ID
Device Control ID for match with
Device Control ID in Sender/Receiver
CSV file or Setup Tab in AV Master.
Number Only, start from 1
Codename
Device Codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
command_type
Way to Control the Device
Parameter value options:
cec : HDMI CEC
ir : IR
rs232_hex : RS232 command in HEX code
rs232_ascii : RS232 command in Ascii code
power_on_name
Power On Command Codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
power_on_cmd
Power On Command
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
power_off_name
Power Off Command Codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
power_off_cmd
Power Off Command
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd1_name
Command 1 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd1_cmd
Command 1 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd2_name
Command 2 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd2_cmd
Command 2 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd3_name
Command 3 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd3_cmd
Command 3 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd4_name
Command 4 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd4_cmd
Command 4 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd5_name
Command 5 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd5_cmd
Command 5 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd6_name
Command 6 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd6_cmd
Command 6 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd7_name
Command 7 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd7_cmd
Command 7 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control

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command code.
cmd8_name
Command 8 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd8_cmd
Command 8 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd9_name
Command 9 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd9_cmd
Command 9 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
cmd10_name
Command 10 codename
English, German, French, Latin, Chinese,
and Japanese.
cmd10_cmd
Command 10 command code
Base on the way to control, and input control
command code.
RS232 HEX code format:
HEX code format can be any one of below:
- FF010204
- FF 01 02 04
- 0xFF 0x01 0x02 0x04
- 0XFF 0X01 0X02 0X04
IR HEX code format:
PRONTO HEX format. Please refer Device IR Leaning section for more details.

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CEC Preset Commands and Commands in CEC Frame format
Preset CEC Command List:
Video Source
TV/Display
Command
Description
Command
Description
wake_up
Video Source Device Wake UP
power_on_tv
Display Power On
standby
Video Source Device Standby
power_off_tv
Display Power Off
up
Up
down
Down
left
Left
right
Right
select_button
Select
exit
Exit
root_menu
Root Menu
play
Play
stop
Stop
pause
Pause
mute
Mute
volume_up
Volume Up
volume_down
Volume Down
If the command wanted is not in above preset list, you can use CEC Frame in command code field.
CEC Frame format ie. 0F:86:10:00 or FF:36
For CEC Frame detail, please check CEC O Matic web site, http://www.cec-o-matic.com.

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VII.D. Device IR Command Learning
Aavara AV Master Web control can learn Device IR command code, so it can copy n paste into Device
Control CSV file.
Step 1: Ensure IR Receiver cable had plug into AV Master Master Control unit’s IR Receiver jack. And, have
Device IR remote on hand ready for IR code learning.
Step 2: Please point Device IR remote to IR receiver, and press remote button which want to learn IR code
from.
Then, IR HEX code (PRONTO format) will show below in red.
Step 3: Copy n Paste IR HEX code (in red) to the cell of Device Control CSV file for further upload and
operation.