hey guys
im unable to find the actual structure to implement this matrix with my rfx on prontoedit

anybody has any idea how to?
there's the link to the pdf
[Link: cypeurope.com]

4.4 RS-232 Protocol

4.4.1 Pin Definition

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Baud Rate: 9600 bps

Data bit: 8 Bits

Parity: None

Stop Bit: 1 bit

��RS-232 transmission format:

4.4.2 Commands

PIN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Definition

NC

Tx

Rx

NC

GND

NC

NC

NC

NC

PIN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Definition

NC

Rx

Tx

NC

GND

NC

NC

NC

NC

Remote Control Console

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CMLUX-44S

COMMAND

POWER 00

POWER 01

PORT 11

PORT 12

PORT 13

PORT 14

PORT 21

PORT 22

PORT 23

PORT 24

PORT 31

PORT 32

PORT 33

PORT 34

PORT 41

PORT 42

PORT 43

PORT 44

ACTIONPower Off (standby)

Power Off (standby)

Power On

Output A select Input1

Output A select Input2

Output A select Input3

Output A select Input4

Output B select Input1

Output B select Input2

Output B select Input3

Output B select Input4

Output C select Input1

Output C select Input2

Output C select Input3

Output C select Input4

Output D select Input1

Output D select Input2

Output D select Input3

Output D select Input4

I'm assuming you're using PEPv2...

Create a new RS232 device in MyDatabase and add each of the commands. Make sure the transmission settings are correct for each code. Since these are clearly not hex commands, enter each one into the ASCII box. Each ASCII command will most likely need to be followed by a carriage return character ('\r').

Use a straight serial cable (not null-modem) for connection from the switcher to the RFX.

hello boss
thanks ever so much for your input however i'm very novice to the 232 world, would you mind giving me perhaps one line of codes for let's say input 1 in output 2 and i could figure out from that? i know it's too much to ask :)

It's actually easier than you think =)

For Input 1 select Output 2, I'm assuming it's the Output B select Input 1 in the list, so the corresponding command is "Port 21"

Enter "Port 21\r" in the ASCII box for the command, without quotes. Try with a space and without, either of those should do the trick. Also, make sure the command uses the same transmission format as noted in the middle of the page and that the correct extender and port are set. Apply this code to a button and test it.