Avenview HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K Installation instructions

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RS232 and Telnet
Control Commands
Model: HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K
4x1 HDMI 2.0 Quad Multiviewer
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SECTION 1: RS-232 COMMAND PROTOCOL FORMAT
1. SERIAL PORT SETTING
- Baud Rate: 115200 bps
- Data Bit: 8 bits
- Parity: None
- Flow Control: None
- Stop Bit: 1
RS-232 Wiring (Straight Cable Connection)
Remote Controller(PC)
HDM-SPLITPRO-4K
PIN Assignment PIN De finition
1 NC 1 NC
2 TxD 2 RxD
3 RxD 3 TxD
4 NC 4 NC
5 GND 5 GND
6 NC 6 NC
7 NC 7 NC
8 NC 8 NC
9 NC 9 NC
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2. SERIAL CONNECTION
RS232 Connection
STEP1.- Please connect the RS232 cable to the PC that is designated to be used for testing or controlling the unit. The RS232 is
located on the rear panel of the HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K as shown in the picture below.
To begin using the RS232 commands listed below with the Avenview HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K, the user should have the following tools
available:
Hardware
PC Requirements-Windows® XP/Windows Vista®/Windows® 7/Windows® 10
PC with RS232 port or USB 1.0 or later
Cable -RS232 Male to Female Straight or RS232 to USB (Prolific Brand)
Device-HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K
Software
Terminal Program (Xshell or UART)
Software Connection
STEP2.- Once the serial cable is securely connected to the PC and to the HDM2-SPLITPRO-T4K, the user can launch the
desired Terminal program or 3rd Party control program to begin issuing the commands desired.
Example UART Terminal Program
Check List-
Com Port Number ( Can be found in Device Manager under COM Ports)
Baud Rate 115200
Ensure three feature are checked when using UART
Receive as HEX
Send as HEX
Auto Checksum as the picture shown (select Positive checksum)
Then Press Open to connect to START communication
Example of Code Typed to be Sent
Example of
Code Sent with
Feedback
Example
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General Command Structure
Example: 0x06 0x11 0x00 0x01 0x02 checksum
Length of the command
Function Sum of the total bytes of the command
The first byte of command is length of commands.
Define byte:0x0 0x1 x0x2 0x3 0x4 0x5 0x6 0x7
Checksum is total sum of command number.
Checksum=0x06+0x11+0x00+0x01+0x02=0x1A
3. UNDERSTANDING THE RS-232 COMMANDS
Before you start issuing the commands, let’s walk you through the structure of the commands.
Understanding the structure of the commands will allow the user to create further commands that are stated in this document. To
create their own special commands for each situation or project.
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NOTE: Please note the checksum value has to be calculated correctly in order for the command to be executed. Simple tool
can be used such as the Windows Calculator in Programmer mode or Hex table as shown below.

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4.RS232 CONTROL COMMANDS
1. Quick layout setting
Command:0x07 0x11 0x01 0x00 para1 para2 checksum
para1: Focus window index -> window1=00, win2=01, win3=02, win4=03.
para2: Layout type -> Cross=01, Focus top02, Focus Bottom=03, Focus Left=04, Focus
Right=05. Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
2. Full Screen setting
Command:0x06 0x11 0x05 0x00 para1 checksum
para1:Full Screen window index -> window1=00, window2=01, window3=02, window4=03
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
3.
Source selection
Command:0x06 0x11 0x07 para1 para2 checksum
para1: window index -> win1=00, win2 =01, win3 =02, win4 =03,
para2:Source index -> Input1:0 , Input2:1 , Input3:2, Input4:3
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
4. Output Resolution setting
Command:0x06 0x11 0x08 0x00 para1 checksum
para1: Resolution index ->
0x00=1080p , 0x01=720
0x03=1024x768 , 0x04=1280x1024
0x05=480p , 0x06=576p
0x07=1920x1200 , 0x08=640x480
0x09=800x600 , 0x0a=1152x864
0x0b=1280x768 , 0x0c=1280x960
0x0d=1366x768 , 0x0e=1440x900
0x0f=1600x1200 , 0x10=1680x1050
0x11=4k2k30
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
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LAYOUT WINDOW1 WINDOW2 WINDOW3 WINDOW4
CROSS 07 11 01 00 00 01 1A 07 11 01 00 01 01 1B 07 11 01 00 02 01 1C 07 11 01 00 03 01 1D
FOCUS TOP 07 11 01 00 00 02 1B 07 11 01 00 01 02 1C 07 11 01 00 02 02 1D 07 11 01 00 03 02 1E
FOCUS BOTTOM 07 11 01 00 00 03 1C 07 11 01 00 01 03 1D 07 11 01 00 02 03 1E 07 11 01 00 03 03 1F
FOCUS LEFT 07 11 01 00 00 04 1D 07 11 01 00 01 04 1E 07 11 01 00 02 04 1F 07 11 01 00 03 04 20
FOCUS RIGHT 07 11 01 00 00 05 1E 07 11 01 00 01 05 1F 07 11 01 00 02 05 20 07 11 01 00 03 05 21
WINDOW1 06 11 05 00 00 1C
WINDOW2 06 11 05 00 01 1D
WINDOW3 06 11 05 00 02 1E
WINDOW4 06 11 05 00 03 1F
Source WINDOW1 WINDOW2 WINDOW3 WINDOW4
INPUT1 06 11 07 00 00 1E 06 11 07 01 00 1F 06 11 07 02 00 20 06 11 07 03 00 21
INPUT2 06 11 07 00 01 1F 06 11 07 01 01 20 06 11 07 02 01 21 06 11 07 03 01 22
INPUT3 06 11 07 00 02 20 06 11 07 01 02 21 06 11 07 02 02 22 06 11 07 03 02 23
INPUT4 06 11 07 00 03 21 06 11 07 01 03 22 06 11 07 02 03 23 06 11 07 03 03 24

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4.1 RS232 CONTROL COMMANDS
5. Set Custom Layout
Command:0x05 0x11 0x0c para1 checksum
para1: Custom setting index -> 0-7 (total 8 set)
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
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VIDEO
RESOLUTION COMMAND
480p 06 11 08 00 05 24
576p 06 11 08 00 06 25
720p 06 11 08 00 01 20
1080p 06 11 08 00 00 1F
4k2k30 06 11 08 00 11 30
VESA
RESOLUTION COMMAND
640x480 06 11 08 00 08 27
800x480 06 11 08 00 02 21
800x600 06 11 08 00 09 28
1024x768 06 11 08 00 03 22
1152x864 06 11 08 00 0A 29
1280x768 06 11 08 00 0B 2A
1280x960 06 11 08 00 0C 2B
1280x1024 06 11 08 00 04 23
1366x768 06 11 08 00 0D 2C
1440x900 06 11 08 00 0E 2D
1600x1200 06 11 08 00 0F 2E
1680x1050 06 11 08 00 10 2F
1920x1200 06 11 08 00 07 26

6. Save Custom Layout
Command:0x05 0x11 0x0d para1 checksum
para1: Custom setting index -> 0-7 (total 8 set)
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
7. Factory Reset
Command:0x04 0x11 0x0e checksum
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
8. Set window position and size
Command:0x0e 0x11 0x00 0x00 para1 para2 para3 para4 para5 para6 para7 para8 para9
checksum
para1: Window number win1:0, win2:1, win3:2, win4:3,
para2 para3: Win horizontal start
position para4 para5: Win vertical start
position para6 para7: Win width
para8 para9: Win height
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
Ex: window1 set it 1920x1080
Command:0e 11 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 07 80 04 38 e2
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SETTING INDEX COMMAND
SET1 05 11 0C 00 22
SET2 05 11 0C 01 23
SET3 05 11 0C 02 24
SET4 05 11 0C 03 25
SET5 05 11 0C 04 26
SET6 05 11 0C 05 27
SET7 05 11 0C 06 28
SET8 05 11 0C 07 29
SETTING INDEX COMMAND
SET1 05 11 0D 00 23
SET2 05 11 0D 01 24
SET3 05 11 0D 02 25
SET4 05 11 0D 03 26
SET5 05 11 0D 04 27
SET6 05 11 0D 05 28
SET7 05 11 0D 06 29
SET8 05 11 0D 07 2A

9.Border label Control
Command:0x07 0x11 0x0f para1 para2 para3 checksum
para1: window selected index -> win1=0 win2 =1, win3 =2, win4 =3
para2:
bit4: OSD enable set to 1
bit2:Source label enable set to 1
bit1:Window label enable set to 1
bit0:Border enable set to 1
para3:
bit7: customized source text used set to 1 default set to 0
bit6- bit4:The position of source text
bit3: customized window text used set to 1 default set to 0
bit2- bit0:The position of window text
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
Ex:window 1 enable OSD ,window text ,source text, border and customized text
used Cmd:07 11 0f 00 17 88 c6
10.Window text setting
Command:0x1a 0x11 0x11 para1 para2 para3….. para22 checksum
para1: window selected index -> win1=0, win2 =1, win3 =2, win4 =3
para2:total length of text
para3- para22:text (*max 20 char)
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
Ex:MyWinA (space is 0x00)
Cmd:1a 11 11 00 07 2d 59 37 49 4e 21 00 08 09 0a 0b 0c 0d 0e 0f 10 11 12 13 04 5e
11.Source text setting
Command:0x1a 0x11 0x12 para1 para2 para3….. para22 checksum
para1: window selected index -> win1:0, win2:1, win3:2, win4:3
para2:total length of text
para3- para22:text (*max 20 char)
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
12.PAP window Visible
Command:0x07 0x11 0x14 0x00 para1 para2 checksum
para1: window selected index -> win1:0, win2:1, win3:2, win4:3
para2:set 1 visible ,set0 invisible
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
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13.Crop setting
Command:0x19 0x11 0x17 para1 para2 para3…. Para21 checksum
para1: window selected index -> win1:0, win2:1, win3:2, win4:3
para2:Crop Control 1
bit0:Crop mode used set to 1
bit1: Divided block used with 1st crop parameter
bit2: Percent of window used with 2nd crop parameter
bit3: Add offset by pixel used with 3rd crop parameter
para3: Control 2
bit4: 3rd crop top parameter used
bit5: 3rd crop bottom parameter used
bit6: 3rd crop left parameter used
bit7: 3rd crop right parameter used
//para4-para9 is 1st crop parameter
para4:Horizontal divided number
para5:Horizontal start block index
para6:Horizontal end block index
para7:Vertical divided number
para8: Vertical start block index
para9: Vertical end block index
//para10-para13 is 2nd crop parameter
para10:Crop percent of top
para11: Crop percent of bottom
para12: Crop percent of left
para13: Crop percent of right
// para14-para21 is 3rd crop parameter
para14 para15:top offset by pixel
para16 para17: bottom offset by pixel
para18 para19: left offset by pixel
para20 para21: right offset by pixel
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
14.Border Blink
Command:0x07 0x11 0x20 0x00 para1 para2 checksum
para1: window index 0-3 correspond to window1-4
para2:0:Disable 1:Enable
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
4.4 RS232 CONTROL COMMANDS
15.Background Image selection
Command:0x07 0x11 0x80 0x00 para1 para2 checksum
para1: Background image index 0-3
para2: Background image 0x03:Disable 0x83:Enable
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
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17.Learning EDID from default set
Command:0x05 0x06 0x00 para1 checksum
Para1:
Bit0-Bit1: Input select 0-3
Bit4: default EDID index 0:1080p 1:1080i/720p
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
18.Get Firmware version
Command:0x04 0x12 0xf0 0x06
Feedback:03 81 84 length char1…..cahrN 03 82 85
Length: Total length of firmware version information.
char1- charN are data.
19.Set Ethernet configuration
Command:0x18 0x13 0x01 IP1 IP2 IP3 IP4 mask1 mask2 mask3 mask4 gateway1 gateway2
gateway3 gateway4 DNS1 DNS2 DNS3 DNS4 DNS5 DNS6 DNS7 DNS8 checksum
IP:IP1. IP2. IP3. IP4
Mask: mask1. mask1. mask3. mask4
Gateway: gateway1. gateway2. gateway3. gateway4
Primary DNS: DNS1. DNS2. DNS3. DNS4
Second DNS: DNS5. DNS6. DNS7. DNS8
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
20.Get Ethernet configuration
Command:0x04 0x13 0x00 0x17
Feedback:03 81 84 IP1 IP2 IP3 IP4 mask1 mask2 mask3 mask4 gateway1 gateway2
gateway3 gateway4 DNS1 DNS2 DNS3 DNS4 DNS5 DNS6 DNS7 DNS8 03 82 85
21.Audio channel selection
Command:0x05 0x90 0x00 para checksum
para: channel index 0-3 correspond to channel 1&2 3&4 5&6 7&8 audio channel
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
22.Output Video/Audio Mode select
Command:0x06 0x11 0x22 0x00 outputcontrol checksum
outputcontrol:
bit0- bit1:Audio source select the value 0-3 correspond to source 1-4
bit2:Mute 0:Disable 1:Enable
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
16.Rotation
Command:0x06 0x11 0x1e para1 0xc1 checksum
para1: Rotation mode select None=0x00 Rotate +90=0x80 Rotate -90=0x90
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
4.5 RS232 CONTROL COMMANDS
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25.Power On/Off
Power ON
Command:05 11 24 01 3B
Power OFF
Command:05 11 24 00 3A
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
23.Set 1080P to 4k2k
Command:0x5 0x11 0x15 outputcontrol checksum
Bit5:Mute 0:Disable 1:Enable
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
24.Set 4k2k444 to 4k2k420
Command:0x5 0x11 0x16 outputcontrol checksum
Bit6:Mute 0:Disable 1:Enable
Feedback:03 81 84 03 82 85
*Important* 22-24 the parameter outputcontrol is shared.
5 TELNET CONTROL COMMANDS
5.1.1 Enabling Telnet Client
Before logging in to your SPLITPRO via the command-line interface (CLI), the Telnet Client must be enabled.
You can also download the free telnet client Putty.
By default, Telnet Client is disabled in Windows 7. Follow the instructions to enable the Telnet Client
function:
1. Choose Start > Control Panel > Programs.
2. In Programs and Features, click Turn Windows features on or off.
3. In Windows Features dialog box, select Telnet Client check box. Click OK
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NOTE You must ensure your PC is on the same subnet as the SPLITPRO by following these steps.
These are default vaules, your network configuration may require different values.
1. Click Start menu, go to
Control Panel >
Network and Sharing center >
Change Adapter Settings > Local
Area Connection.
Right click and choose Properties.
Check Use the following IP
address,, enter 192.168.1.x (iff
unsure use 192.168.1.5) Enter
subnet mask number
255.255.255.0. Default
Gateway 192.168.1.1 Click
OK, then click OK again.
Highlight Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) then
click Properties
3.
2.
Make sure all devices are connected to the network and powered up.
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Minimum System Requirements for PC Software
Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP, Windows® Vista, Windows® 7 or Windows® 8
CPU: 1.5 GHz
Memory: 1 GB of RAM
HDD: 32 GB of available hard disk space
Network: 10/100 NIC IC
You can control all aspects of your SPLITPRO through the Telnet Command-Line interface
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5.1.2 Configuring Your Network Settings
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1. Click Start > Run.
2. In the Run dialog box, enter cmd then click Open.
3. Enter "telnet 192.168.1.223 or the IP of the unit if it's been changed, and then press Enter.
4. The welcome screen will appear as shown. Enter the login name and password to be presented with the
promp. API commands as listed in this document can now be used to control and manage your
SPLITPRO.
Note: There are some functions of the SPLITPRO that can only be changed using the SPLITPRO PC
software. Refer to the SPLITPRO user guide for more details.
5.1.3 Logging into your SPLITPRO via Telnet
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5.2 TELNET COMMANDS FOR SPLITPRO
<#default>
FFunction
Parameter
Resets device to factory settings
none <null>
<Wait for device reset and reconnect>
Example #default
Factory Reset
<#reboot>
Function
Parameter
Reboots the SPLITPRO
none <null>
<null>
Example #reboot Connection will be lost
Reboot Device
<#power value>
Function
Parameter
Wakes the unit from standby or sets it to standby
Wake the SPLITPRO or
Set it to Standby
< #mapping window index >
Function
Parameter
Switches the selected input source to the selected window
1 = Window A, 2 = Window B, 3 = Window C,
4 = Window D
<#mapping window input>
Example #mapping 2 2
Maps input 2 to window B
Map an Input to a Window
Parameter index 1=Input 1, 2=Input 2, 3=Input 3, 4=Input 4
Returns Returns
window
Returns
Instruction
value 0=standby, 1=on
<#power value>
Instruction
IInstruction
Returns
IInstruction
< #rotate angle >
Function
Parameter
Example #rotate 1
Rotate Window A
Returns
Instruction
Rotates the input assigned to Window A
angle 0=0º, 1=90ºCW, 2=90ºCCW
<#rotate angle>
Rotates the source assigned to Window A by 90º
clockwise. Does not change Window A dimensions.
< #audio channel >
Function
Parameter
Example #audio 3
Change Audio Source
Returns
Instruction
Switches the audio source to the selected input
channel 0=mute, 1=Input 1...4=Input 4
<#audio channel>
Changes the output audio source to the HDMI
audio of input 3.
<#save_preset #>
Function
Parameter
Saves the current layout to preset #
Example #save_preset 7
Save Configuration Settings
Returns
Instruction
# 1...8
<#save_preset #>
Saves the current layout and input settings to
preset 7. Upto 8 presets can be saved and recalled.
<#load_preset #>
Function
Parameter
Recalls the selected layout
Example #load_preset 8
Load Configuration Settings
Returns
Instruction
# 1...8
<#load_preset #>
Recalls the layout and output settings of preset 8.
Overwrites the current layout.
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Example #power 0 Sets the device to standby

5.2 TELNET COMMANDS FOR SPLITPRO
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< #learn_edid index id >
Function
Parameter
Copies the EDID information from the output port
or built-in default to the selected input port
1=Input 1...4=Input 4
<#learn_edid index id>
Example #learn_edid 2 0
Copies the EDID information from input 2 to the output
Copy EDID to Input
Parameter id 0=Selected input, 1-2 are built-in generic EDIDs
1=1080p 2CH audio, 2=1080i/720p 2CH audio
index
Instruction
Returns
<
#set_output resolution >
Function
Parameter
Sets the resolution for the output
0=4k2k@60 fps, 1=1920x1200@60,
2=1920x1080@60, 3=1680x1050@60,
4=1600x1200@60, 5=1440x900@60,
6=1366x768@60, 7=1280x1024@60,
8=1280x960@60, 9=1280x768@60,
10=1280x720@60, 11=1024x768@60,
12=720x480@60, 13=800x600@60,
14=640x480@60, 15=1152x648@60,
16=3840x2160@30
<#set_output resolution>
Example #set_output 2
Sets the output resolution to 1920x1080
Set Output Resolution
resolution
Instruction
Returns
< #set_layout index hpixels vpixels hsize vsize >
Function
Parameter
Sets the selected window to the specified shape and position
1=Window A...4=Window D
<#set_layout window hpixels vpixels hsize vsize>
Example #set_layout 2 0 0 1920 540
Set Window Layout
Parameter hpixels
index
Instruction
Returns
Parameter vpixels Vertical coordinate (Top left of window)
Parameter hsize Horizontal window size in pixels
Horizontal coordinate (Top left of window)
vsize Vertical window size in pixels
Parameter
Sets Window B to the top left of the display (0,0)
1920 pixels wide, 540 pixels tall. Make sure display
resolution has been set before using this command
<
#set_full input >
Function
Parameter
Example #set_full 2
Set Fullscreen
Returns
Instruction
Sets the selected window to fullscreen
input
<#set_full input>
Sets the output to fullscreen window B
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<
#show_ver >
Function
Parameter
Show Device Information
Returns
Instruction
Returns the device's firmware version
null
Main: <version #>
Web: <version #>
1=Window A...4=Window D

6.IRREMOTE CONTROL
<
#set_wintext index string >
Function
Parameter
Applies a label to the specified window.
1=Window A...4=Window D
<#set_wintext index string>
Example #set_wintext 3 TV5
Assign a Label to a Window
Parameter string Upto 20 ASCII characters
index
Instruction
Returns
Sets the label "TV5" to window C.
Labels need be enabled in the SPLITPRO
software to be visible.
5.2 TELNET COMMANDS FOR SPLITPRO
F1: To Unlock and Lock front panel buttons
F2: RESERVED: N/A
F3: RESERVED: N/A
POWER: To power ON or OFF the unit
ROTATION: Rotate Window A only +90 or -90.
LABEL: To toggle window label ON/OFF
SOUND: Easily switch between input audio source.
BACKGROUND: To enable and setup background picture.
4K2K: Enable 4k@60 UHD resolution on the output.
1080p: Enable 1080p@60 resolution on the output.
720p: Enable 720p@60 resolution on the output.
MUTE: To mute the audio on output
CUSTOM LAYOUT 1-8: Enables the configured user defined layout1-8
QUAD LAYOUT 1: Enables the predefined layout 1
QUAD LAYOUT 2: Enables the predefined layout 2
QUAD LAYOUT 3: Enables the predefined layout 3
QUAD LAYOUT 4: Enables the predefined layout 4
FULL SCREEN LAYOUT 1-4: Enables the source input to full screen window mode A-D
Audio function only work under A to D.
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<
#set_srctext index string >
Function
Parameter
Applies a label to the specified input.
1=Input 1...4=Input 4
<#set_srctext index string>
Example #set_srctext 1 Football
Assign a Label to an Input
Parameter string Upto 20 ASCII characters
index
Instruction
Returns
Sets the label "Football" to input 1.
Labels need be enabled in the SPLITPRO
software to be visible.
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