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Model | FC-18 |
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Ports | 2 IR, 1 RS-232, 1 Ethernet |
Control | RS-232, Ethernet |
Dimensions | 6.9cm x 11.4cm x 2.5cm (2.7'' x 4.5'' x 1''), W, D, H |
Weight | 0.3kg (0.7lbs) approx. |
Type | Controller |
Control Interface | Ethernet |
Initial setup and recommended actions for using the FC-18.
Critical safety precautions and warnings for operating the FC-18.
Details on high-performance HDMI and signal processing capabilities.
Covers auto control, manual control, power saving, and firmware upgrades.
Describes Ethernet tunneling and installation features.
Lists ideal usage scenarios for the FC-18.
Outlines the methods available for controlling the FC-18.
Details the PROG USB, HDMI IN, and status LEDs.
Describes the ON, OFF, and MANUAL buttons and their functions.
Explains Ethernet, REMOTE, RS-232, HDMI OUT, and power connectors.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, and placement guidelines.
Methods for rack or surface mounting the device.
Sequence for connecting HDMI, remote, Ethernet, and power.
Actions after connecting power, including showing the IP address.
Details on TOGGLE, ON, and OFF pin operations.
Setting the TOGGLE pin for different input behaviors.
Connecting the FC-18 directly to a PC via Ethernet.
Connecting the FC-18 through a network switch.
Setting up PC network adapters for FC-18 connectivity.
Windows settings for network adapters.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Assigning a static IP address to the FC-18.
Reconfirming network connection via hub/switch.
Using serial commands to control the FC-18.
Accessing and using the FC-18's web interface.
Setting the RS-232 port role: FC-18 Control, External Control, or Tunneling.
Setting up commands to control external devices.
Various methods for sending CEC commands to a display.
Sending CEC commands using the RS-232 port.
Enabling/disabling CEC control and setting the CEC address.
Defining specific CEC commands and their triggers.
Connecting and configuring Ethernet for CEC command transmission.
Using front panel buttons to send CEC commands through HDMI.
Setting up ON/OFF button commands for CEC control.
Using remote pins to send CEC commands to the display.
Configuring the TOGGLE pin behavior in RS-232 & Remote page.
Automating display ON/OFF based on HDMI signal presence or loss.
Configuring delay for power off upon signal loss.
Setting CEC commands for clock/no clock triggers.
Adjusting delay, HDCP, and mute settings.
Tunneling commands via Ethernet to the display's RS-232 port.
Using front panel buttons to send RS-232 commands.
Configuring Ethernet tunneling settings on the web page.
Transmitting commands through the tunneled connection.
Configuring button commands for RS-232 control.
Enabling and adding ON/OFF commands for display control.
Setting port definition to External Control for pin inputs.
Adding commands for remote ON/OFF pins.
Selecting TOGGLE pin function for RS-232 control.
Adding ON/OFF commands for the TOGGLE pin.
Configuring delay upon signal loss for RS-232 control.
Configuring clock/no clock commands for RS-232 control.
Sending CEC commands via Ethernet to a CEC-controlled display.
Using front panel buttons to send commands via Ethernet.
Enabling display control, setting remote IP and ports.
Adding ON/OFF commands for Ethernet control.
Setting up Ethernet control for remote pin inputs.
Adding ON/OFF commands for remote pins.
Configuring Ethernet control for the TOGGLE pin.
Adding TOGGLE commands for Ethernet control.
Configuring delay upon signal loss for Ethernet control.
Configuring clock/no clock commands via Ethernet.
Lists compatible operating systems and web browsers.
Steps to open the web pages and log in with credentials.
Describes the left-side menu for accessing different settings.
Lists main functionalities like General Info, Device Settings, etc.
Shows the location of device information on the webpage.
Configuring DHCP, IP address, subnet, and gateway.
Procedure for updating the device firmware.
Resetting device parameters to factory defaults.
Options for enabling DHCP or setting a static IP address.
Overview of the elements on the Device Settings page.
Selecting and uploading the firmware file via the web interface.
Finalizing the firmware update process.
Steps to start and confirm the device reset.
Accessing and adjusting settings on the Video & Audio page.
Setting the EDID mode to User or Transparent.
Reading EDID from the default setting.
Copying EDID from output to input or vice versa.
Loading EDID data from a file.
Defining how the TOGGLE pin responds to input signals.
Descriptions of available TOGGLE pin modes.
Selecting FC-18 Control, External Control, or Ethernet Tunneling.
Setting the port definition to control the FC-18.
Executing commands to control the device.
Setting the port definition for external device control.
Defining device commands and triggers.
Configuring Ethernet tunneling settings on the web page.
Transmitting commands through the tunneled connection.
Accessing and enabling CEC control.
Defining specific CEC commands and their triggers.
Adding new CEC commands to the list.
Options to delete, test, or modify CEC commands.
Enabling Ethernet display control and setting remote IP/ports.
Defining commands for external devices via Ethernet.
Adding commands like ON/OFF via Ethernet.
Options to delete, test, or modify Ethernet commands.
Steps to change the username and password.
How to uncheck the 'Authenticate Web Pages Access' option.
Re-enabling web page access authentication.
Displays company contact information and product version.
Updating firmware using the device's web interface.
Updating firmware using a memory stick connected to the USB port.
Details on physical connectors and interface types.
Information on video resolution, power, and operating conditions.
Details on compliance standards and enclosure type.
Net and shipping dimensions of the FC-18.
List of items provided with the FC-18.
Information on EDID revision, signal type, and color depth.
Specifications for color space, gamma, chromaticity, and timing.
Common VESA and IBM VGA timings supported by the FC-18.
Supported HDTV and EDTV formats.
Details on channel configuration and speaker presence.
Baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bits, command format.
IP address, ports, factory reset, and protocol settings.
Default protocol and security credentials.
Structure of commands, parameters, and feedback messages.
Details on parameter grouping and attributes.
Commands for controlling display via CEC and managing EDID.
Commands to get display status and control echo.
Commands for device reset and HDCP mode configuration.
Commands for network settings and signal status.
Commands to get device model, name, and DHCP status.
Commands to set and get gateway and IP addresses.
Commands to get MAC address and protocol version.
Commands for device reset, signal status, and standby mode.
Commands for serial port configuration and firmware version.
Commands to control video mute status.
Format of error messages returned by the device.
Description of various error codes and their meanings.