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AVM RS232
Master
Manual
AVM RS232 Master Manual
AVM RS232 Master Manual
2
Middleton, WI 53562
(608) 831-0880
fax: (608) 831-1833
e-mail: [email protected]
Revision ΑΑ
ΑΑ
Α0499
2222 Pleasant View Road
AVM RS232 Master Manual  Table of Contents
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Contents
1.0 AVM Hardware Overview ................................................................................... 8
1.1 Audio Section ....................................................................................................................... 9
1.2 Video Switch Architecture .................................................................................................. 10
1.2.1 Video Section Overview ............................................................................................ 11
1.2.2 AV Groups ................................................................................................................ 11
2.0 Installing and starting the AVM software........................................................ 12
2.1 Installing the AVM software ................................................................................................ 12
2.2 Running the AVM software ................................................................................................. 12
3.0 Connecting the Control PC to the AVM .......................................................... 13
4.0 Presets .................................................................................................................. 15
4.1 Remote Triggering of Presets ............................................................................................... 15
5.0 Direct I/O Configuration ................................................................................... 16
5.1 Input Configuration ............................................................................................................. 16
5.2 Output Configuration .......................................................................................................... 16
6.0 Stereo I/O control ............................................................................................... 17
6.1 Input controls ..................................................................................................................... 17
6.2 Output controls ................................................................................................................... 17
6.3 Setting control values .......................................................................................................... 17
6.4 Input width control .............................................................................................................. 18
6.5 Input pan control ............................................................................................................... 19
6.6 Output control ................................................................................................................... 20
6.7 Stereo input to stereo output example ................................................................................. 21
6.8 Mono input to stereo output example ................................................................................. 22
6.9 Mono input to mono output example .................................................................................. 23
6.10 Stereo input to mono output example ............................................................................... 23
7.0 RS232 Message Protocol .................................................................................. 24
7.1 RS232 Message Fields ....................................................................................................... 24
7.2 RS232 Reserved Bytes ....................................................................................................... 25
7.3 Hexadecimal Transmission .................................................................................................. 26
7.3.1 Commercial controllers ............................................................................................. 26
7.3.2 ASCII values ............................................................................................................. 26
7.4 Decimal to Hex conversion table ......................................................................................... 27
7.5 Byte Escape Sequence ....................................................................................................... 28
7.6 DIP Switches ..................................................................................................................... 29
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7.7 Introduction to using the RS232 Commands ........................................................................ 30
7.7.1 Are You There ........................................................................................................... 30
7.7.2 I Am Here ................................................................................................................30
7.7.3 Set Current Value ..................................................................................................... 31
7.7.4 Communication Recommendation .............................................................................. 31
12.0 RS232 Command Summaries ....................................................................... 32
Class 0: Matrix Mixer Messages ............................................................................ 40
Are You There .......................................................................................................................... 40
I Am Here ................................................................................................................................ 40
Get Matrix Configuration .......................................................................................................... 41
Matrix Mixer Configuration Report ........................................................................................... 42
Set Matrix Mixer Configuration ................................................................................................ 43
Set Matrix Mixer Name ............................................................................................................ 44
Set Communication Configuration ............................................................................................. 45
Get 8 X 8 Info .......................................................................................................................... 46
8 X 8 Info Report .................................................................................................................... 47
Get Mic Line Information .......................................................................................................... 48
Mic Line Information Report .................................................................................................... 49
Application Message ................................................................................................................ 50
Reset Matrix Mixer ................................................................................................................... 51
Get Video Information .............................................................................................................. 52
Video Info Report .................................................................................................................... 53
Class 1: Audio Matrix Messages............................................................................. 54
Get Audio Matrix Size .............................................................................................................. 55
Audio Matrix Size Report ........................................................................................................ 56
Get Input/Output Parameters ................................................................................................... 57
Matrix Input/Output Configuration Report ............................................................................... 58
Set Input/Output Parameters .................................................................................................... 60
Set I/O Target using Ramp ...................................................................................................... 62
Set I/O Target using Slew ........................................................................................................ 63
Set Input/Output Target and Ramp Time ................................................................................... 64
Set Input/Output Target and Slew Rate .................................................................................... 65
Set Input/Output Current Value ................................................................................................ 66
Set Input/Output Curve Index .................................................................................................. 67
Set Input/Output Mute ............................................................................................................. 68
Set Input/Output Stereo Pairs ..................................................................................................69
Set Input/Output Video Group ................................................................................................. 70
Set input pan/output balance ................................................................................................... 71
Set Input/Output Name ............................................................................................................ 72
Stop Input/Output Slewing ....................................................................................................... 73
Set Input/Output Collection Values ........................................................................................... 74
Audio Crosspoint Parameters ................................................................................................... 75
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Class 2: Crosspoint Messages ................................................................................. 75
Ramp Times and Slew Rates .................................................................................................... 76
Crosspoint Get All Parameters ............................................................................................... 79
Crosspoint All Parameters Report ........................................................................................... 80
Crosspoint Set All Parameters ................................................................................................ 81
Ramp To Target Value ............................................................................................................ 82
Slew to target value .................................................................................................................. 83
Set Target Value and Ramp Time ............................................................................................... 84
Set Target Value and Slew Rate ................................................................................................ 85
Set Ramp Time ......................................................................................................................... 86
Set Current Value ..................................................................................................................... 88
Set Curve Index ....................................................................................................................... 89
Crosspoint Set Mute ................................................................................................................. 90
Crosspoint Stop Slewing ......................................................................................................... 91
Crosspoint Set Value Exclusive ............................................................................................... 92
Crosspoint Set N Values .......................................................................................................... 93
Crosspoint Set N Values Same ................................................................................................. 94
Get 64 Live Crosspoint Values ................................................................................................. 95
64 Live Crosspoint Values Report ............................................................................................ 96
Crosspoint Set 64 Values .......................................................................................................... 97
Get 64 DAC values .................................................................................................................. 98
64 DAC values report ............................................................................................................. 99
Class 3: Audio Preset Message Details ................................................................100
Get Preset .............................................................................................................................. 101
Audio Preset Report .............................................................................................................. 102
Set Audio Preset ................................................................................................................... 103
Set Audio Preset Name .......................................................................................................... 105
Set Audio Preset Values .......................................................................................................... 106
Set Audio Preset Ramp Time ................................................................................................ 107
Set Audio Preset Bitmap ........................................................................................................ 108
Set Audio Preset Crosspoint .................................................................................................. 109
Copy Preset .......................................................................................................................... 110
Go To Preset .......................................................................................................................... 111
Set Video Preset .................................................................................................................... 112
Get Video Preset ................................................................................................................... 114
Video Preset Report .............................................................................................................. 115
Copy Live Crosspoints to preset ............................................................................................. 116
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Class 4: DC Control Messages ............................................................................. 117
Get DC Control Status ...........................................................................................................118
DC Control Status Report ..................................................................................................... 119
Set DC Control Status .......................................................................................................... 120
Set DC Control Polling ......................................................................................................... 121
Set DC Control input configuration ....................................................................................... 122
Set DC Control output .......................................................................................................... 123
Set DC Control output configuration ..................................................................................... 124
Simulate DC Control single input ............................................................................................ 125
DC Control single input report .............................................................................................. 126
DC Control single output report ............................................................................................ 127
DC Control Get All I/O Status ............................................................................................... 128
DC Control All I/O Report .................................................................................................... 129
Class 11: Mic/Line Card Messages ......................................................................130
Get Input Gain Range ............................................................................................................. 131
Input Gain Range Report ....................................................................................................... 132
Set Input Gain Range ............................................................................................................. 133
Get Mic Current Level ........................................................................................................... 134
Current Mic Values Report .................................................................................................... 135
Class 12: Video Matrix Messages .........................................................................137
Get Video Input/Output Group Parameters .............................................................................. 137
Video Input/Output Group Parameter Report ......................................................................... 138
Set Video Input/Output Group Parameters ............................................................................. 140
Set Input/Output Group Name ............................................................................................... 141
Route Video ........................................................................................................................... 142
Route Video with Ramp .......................................................................................................... 143
Get All Video Routes .............................................................................................................. 144
All Video Routes Report ......................................................................................................... 145
Index..........................................................................................................................146
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Programmers Notes
AVM RS232 Master Manual 
Overview
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Overview
1.0 AVM Hardware Overview
The AVM Audio/Video matrix contains two major components. The audio and the video switch are con-
trolled by multiple CPUs under the command of the application CPU as shown below.
1) The audio matrix is a fully controllable crosspoint matrix. At every crosspoint the user can independently
specify variables such as target value, ramp time, slew rate etc. AVM provides the following sizes of audio
matrices: 8 X 8, 16 X 8, 24 X 8, 32 X 8, 8 X 16, 16 X 16.
2) The video section is a completely transparent video switch capable of switching a wide range of popular
formats. With Intelixs supplied Windows® based setup software video sources are grouped with their
associated audio inputs, and the group can be rerouted with a single command. The video switch is available
in a wide range of standard sizes from 8 X 8 composite to 8 X 8 RGBHV.
The tight coupling of audio and video in the same chassis allows the very flexible and convenient grouping
and manipulation of complex AV sources. For instance a five signal (RGBHV) video source and its associ-
ated stereo audio can be grouped and manipulated as a single object.
Control of the AVM is accomplished either with the supplied Intelix software or via an external RS232
controller. Common RS232 commands and protocol are covered in later sections of this manual.
Fig. 1. This exploded
drawing shows the audio
(lower) and video (upper)
sections of a typical AVM.
Both sections are contained
in a single chassis.
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Overview
AVM RS232 Master Manual 
Overview
1.1 Audio Section
The Intelix audio matrix mixer is a device which can route and mix audio signals from multiple sources to
multiple destinations. The matrix mixer is designed so that audio inputs can be independently mixed to any or
all outputs simultaneously. As shown below there is a VCA under software control at every I/O crosspoint.
The audio matrix can be controlled either by the supplied Windows® based software or by RS232 com-
mands.
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Overview
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Overview
1.2 Video Switch Architecture
The drawing below shows the architecture of an 8 X 8 section of a video switch. All crosspoints are switch-
able, but no more than one input can be switched to a given output at a time; i.e. only one closed switch per
column. An input can be sent to any number of outputs; i.e. any number of closed switches per row.
All video inputs are assigned to a video group. All video switching is accomplished by issuing a route video
group message. Even a single wire video input; e.g. composite is assigned to a video group. A video input
cannot be assigned to more than one group. This means that not all crosspoint switches are independently
controllable, since if an input is part of a group it cannot be switched to an output independently of its group.
This drawing (below) shows how 16 X 16 video switch cards can be combined to form larger video
switches. The smallest AVM product has only section #1. Other AVM models add sections #2 and/or #3 to
form larger switches (#3 cannot be added without adding #2). Note that this sparse matrix cannot be filled
in. A video group (such as an RGB input) can contain signals that span sections, but a single signal
cannot cross sections; e.g. input 2 cannot be routed to output 18 even if section #2 is present.