Appendix C - AV Equipment Cut Sheets

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3 DIP Switches DIP Switch 6: RAW FEEDBACK—In the ON position, the Programming Interface will report when a button has been pushed or released on a GRAFIK Eye Control Unit or low-voltage Accessory Control. This response varies depending on the type of unit, as listed below: GRAFIK Eye Control Units (GRX-3100/4100 and GRX-3500/ 4500 models) Scene Selection Control (NTGRX-4S/4S-IR and EGRX-4S/ 4S-IR) Architrave Door Jamb Control (GRX-4S-DW) Infrared Ceiling Receiver (GRX-CIR) A/V Interface Control (GRX-AV) Infrared Wireless Remote Controls (GRX-IT & GRX-8IT) The first parameter indicates the address of the Accessory Control or Control Unit upon which the button was pushed or released. A capital letter indicates a button was pushed, and a lowercase letter indicates a button was released. The following is a list of how addresses are indicated. Unit: Addressed as: Indicated by: Control Unit A1 A or a A2 B or b A3 C or c A4 D or d A5 E or e A6 F or f A7 G or g A8 H or h Accessory Control 1 I or i 2 J or j 3 K or k 4 L or l 5 M or m 6 N or n 7 O or o 8 P or p 9 Q or q 10 R or r 11 S or s 12 T or t 13 U or u 14 V or v 15 W or w 16 X or x The second parameter indicates the scene which was selected. If the off button is pushed, it is indicated by a zero. A Master Raise is indicated by an 18, and a Master Lower is indicated by a 19. EXAMPLE of response: D3<CR><LF> The scene 3 button was pushed on GRAFIK Eye Control Unit addressed as A4. Two-Button Control (NTGRX-2B-SL) The first parameter indicates the address as above. The second parameter is a 1 to indicate that the Raise or top button has been pushed and is a 0 to indicate that a Lower or bottom button has been pushed. The settings of the DIP switches affect the interface control between GRAFIK Eye Control Units and your PC or auxiliary A/V equipment. DIP switch options are described below: DIP Switch 1: ZONE LOCK RETAIN DIP Switch 2: SCENE LOCK RETAIN DIP Switch 3: SEQUENCE RETAIN—In the event of a power outage, the RS232 Interface will retain which GRAFIK Eye Control Units were in ZONE LOCK, SCENE LOCK and SEQUENCE (set using the GRX-RS232/GRX-PRG), respectively. Upon returning power, Control Units that had been in Zone Lock, Scene Lock, or Sequencing (set using the GRX-RS232/GRX- PRG) will stay locked or sequencing if the DIP switches are in the ON position. When these DIP switches are in the OFF position, this information will not be restored upon power up. These DIP switches do not affect Zone Lock, Scene Lock, or Sequencing set by a GRX-AV in 4Q mode. DIP Switch 4: SEQUENCE TYPE—Set the scene range that GRAFIK Eye Control Units will sequence, using the SEQUENCE command of the GRX-RS232/GRX-PRG. In the OFF position, GRAFIK Eye Control Units will sequence scenes 1 through 4. In the ON position, they will sequence scenes 5 through 16. DIP Switch 5: FIXED ADDRESS (GRX-RS232 only)—If you want to add a GRX-RS232 Interface to a MUX link that already has a GRX-RS232 or GRX-PRG, the fixed address option must be used by setting DIP Switch 5 ON. DIP Switches 1—4 are then used to address the Interface. The Sequence Type (DIP switch 4) that will run when using the SEQUENCE command of the GRX- RS232/GRX-PRG is determined by the address of the GRX- RS232/GRX-PRG. Even addresses (2, 4, . . . ) will sequence scenes 1—4, and odd addresses (1, 3, . . . ) will sequence scenes 5—16. Refer to the addressing table below. * Reserved for GRX-PRG. A fixed address GRX-RS232 unit can only do one of the following 4Q functions at any time: Zone Lock (ZL), Scene Lock (SL), and Sequencing (SQ). Note:Use the fixed address option only if there is a GRX-PRG or other GRX-RS232 already on the MUX link. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16* Address Address