Video Sync Sensing - AVB-WP-TX-Multi-DXLink on DVX-3155HD-T

In a situation without touchpanel, I use it for automatic switching and control of a presentationroom if a 'VALID SIGNAL' event is found.
I use a timer to shutdown after a while when 'NO SIGNAL' event is found.
You don`t need to send a '?VIDIN_STATUS' request.

But keep in mind you can`t have HDMI and VGA to be connected at the same time, you need to plug and unplug the cable to get a event change.

When a touchpanel is used, I use the 'VALID SIGNAL'/'NO SIGNAL' event to indicate a valid signal is present or not, maybe they need to use Fn/F5 or connect a cable, you can also use 'UNKNOWN SIGNAL' if a non standaard resolution is found and display the status on the touchscreen.

On a wallplate use port 7 for the digital (HDMI) events and port 8 to get the VGA (analog) events.

tdewild wrote: »

In a situation without touchpanel, I use it for automatic switching and control of a presentationroom if a 'VALID SIGNAL' event is found.
I use a timer to shutdown after a while when 'NO SIGNAL' event is found.
You don`t need to send a '?VIDIN_STATUS' request.

But keep in mind you can`t have HDMI and VGA to be connected at the same time, you need to plug and unplug the cable to get a event change.

When a touchpanel is used, I use the 'VALID SIGNAL'/'NO SIGNAL' event to indicate a valid signal is present or not, maybe they need to use Fn/F5 or connect a cable, you can also use 'UNKNOWN SIGNAL' if a non standaard resolution is found and display the status on the touchscreen.

On a wallplate use port 7 for the digital (HDMI) events and port 8 to get the VGA (analog) events.

We've started doing this in simple *ugh* Huddle rooms, where a touch panel is overkill, and people tend to come and go relatively rapidly. As was stated above, I use the valid signal events to turn the system on, and then turn the system off after a period of no active signal. Our customers love the simplicity as it's completely hands free.