Chapter 6: external control, The router’s approach to control integration, Rs-232 interface and 9-pin d connector pin out – Ensemble Designs 9430 Flexible Matrix Router for 3G / HD / SD / ASI User Manual
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Installation, Configuration and Operations Guide
Chapter 6: External Control
The Router’s Approach to Control Integration
The Router provides control from external systems like automation and event controllers. As there is
a significant legacy of protocols and usage models in current practice, the Router supports a variety
of external control protocols, offering a range of commands and control capabilities in order to make
control integration as easy as possible. These protocols can be used with both the RS-232 and Ethernet
physical interfaces. This approach generally allows the Router to be used without adaption in current
systems.
RS-232 Interface and 9-Pin D Connector Pin Out
One leg of the RS-232 and 100Mb Ethernet Interface Adaptor Cable, or “Y” cable, provides a 9-pin
female D connector for the RS-232 interface. The pin-out for that connector is as follows:
Router Control Panel (5830) GPI Inputs
The Router Control Panel provides 8 GPI contact closure inputs. These can be configured on a specific
Router Control Panel to integrate it with other equipment. When used in a camera shading installation
as the reference monitor input selector, GPI connections from the joystick button on the camera
control head can make camera selections. In a master control bypass application, a GPI “panic button”
can be used to force the system into bypass.
Overview of Supported Control Protocols
The Router supports the following control protocols:
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PIN
FUNCTION
1
1
6
5
8
9
Control
2
TX - Data output
3
RX - Data input
4
5
Gnd
6
7
8
9
1
5 4 3 2
9
7 6
9 pin female D connector