4K/UHD 6x2 Matrix Switcher

for HDMI, USB-C, and HDBaseT with USB

Application Programming Interface

AT-OME-PS62 API
Version Information
Version Release Date Notes
1 Sep 2019 Release
2 Jan 2021 Added TCP proxy and RS-232 port parameters

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Introduction
General
This document provides an alphabetical list of commands available for AT-OME-PS62. Commands are case-
sensitive. If the command fails or is entered incorrectly, then the feedback is “Command FAILED”. Commands can
be sent using RS-232, Telnet, SSH, or TCP. There should be a 500 millisecond delay between each command sent
to the unit. The default port for Telnet is 23 and 22 for SSH. TCP ports are 9000, 9001, 9002, and 9003.

IMPORTANT: Each command is terminated with a carriage-return (0x0d) and the feedback is
terminated with a carriage-return and line-feed (0x0a).

Ports
This product can communicate directly with local and remote RS-232 (over HDBaseT) ports using a direct TCP
socket connection. The default port assignment is from left-to-right, viewed from the rear panel. Refer to the table
below for the port assignment for this product. For ports connected to RS-232 interfaces, no additional payload is
required to transmit data to the device. All data sent to the respective TCP port will be sent bit-for-bit to the RS-232
output. Note that if feedback is required from the RS-232 device, the TCP socket must be kept open. This product
does not provide buffer or queuing registers. Therefore, any data from the RS-232 port that is received while the TCP
socket connection is closed, will be lost.

Port Description
9000 MCU
9001 HDBaseT input1
9002 HDBaseT input 2
9003 HDBaseT output

Example:
With the device IP address of 192.168.1.100 and a PJLINK projector connected to the RS-232 of the HDBaseT
output.

1. Open a TCP socket to 192.168.1.100:9001 and send the following command string:

%1POWR 1\x0D

2. The projector will respond with the following, using the same socket connection:

$1POWR=OK\x0D

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RS-232
A 3-pin captive screw connector has been included for RS-232.

RX TX GND GND RX TX
Pin out will be determined by the RS-232
cable and connect as RX (receive), TX
(transmit) and (Ground).

RS-232 is often connected through a DB 9-pin to captive screw

5 3 2
connector. The pins will have functions associated with them, some will be
unassigned. 1

NOTE: Typical DB9 connectors use pin 2 for TX, pin 3 for RX, and
pin 5 for ground. On some devices functions of pins 2 and 3 are 9
reversed.

Baud parameters must be met for control signals to pass. The parameters can be updated through the built in
webGUI. The defaults for the RS-232 port is:
Port 1 (unit control) - 115200, 8-bit, None, 1

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Commands
The following tables provide an alphabetical list of commands available on the AT-OME-PS62.

Command Description
All# Routes inputs to corresponding outputs
AUD Routes source audio to the selected analog output
Blink Enable/Disable blinking of the front panel POWER LED
CommaWait Enable/Disable a comma adding a 5 second delay between commands
IPCFG Displays IP address configuration
IPDHCP Turns DHCP on / off
InputStatus Sets a static IP address
Lock Locks the buttons on the front panel
Mreset Sets the unit back to default settings
RepeatCmd Enables/disables display command repeat
RepCmdTime Sets how many times a display command is repeated when repeat is enabled
RS232zone Use to trigger the HDBaseT RX’s RS-232 port to send the specified command to the display
SetMono Set the audio between stereo and mono on the analog outputs
Status Displays the routing state of the unit
Type Displays the model of the unit
Unlock Unlocks the buttons on the front panel
UsbMode Switch between Follow and Manual USB switching
UsbRoute Set the USB source device
Version Displays the current firmware version of the unit
VOUT Increases / decreases the audio output volume.
VOUTMute Mutes/Unmutes audio output volume
x?All Sets the input to all outputs
x?AVx& Switch a specific input to a specific output

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All#
Routes inputs to corresponding outputs. Input 1 to output 1 and input 2 to output 2.

Syntax

All#

Example Feedback
All# x1AVx1, x2AVx2

AUD
Routes audio to the selected analog output. HDBaseT and HDMI routes the audio source from HDMI and HDBaseT
output.

Syntax

AUDX Y

Parameter Description Range

X Analog Output 1 or 2

Y Audio Source HDBaseT, HDMI, AUX1, AUX2, AUX3

Example Feedback
AUD1 HDMI AUD1 HDMI
AUD2 AUX3 AUD2 AUX3

Blink
Enable/Disable blinking of the front panel POWER LED.

Syntax

Blink X

Parameter Description Range

X Value on, off, sta

Example Feedback
Blink on Blink on

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CommaWait
Enable/Disable a comma adding a 5 second delay between commands. Default is on.

Syntax

CommaWait X

Parameter Description Range

X Value on, off, sta

Example Feedback
CommaWait on CommaWait on

InputStatus
Displays the status for each input.

Syntax

InputStatusX

Parameter Description Range

X Value Input number: 1 or 2, parameter is optional.

Examples Feedback
InputStatus InputStatus 01
InputStatus2 InputStatus2 1

NOTE: The feedback will display channel status: 0 is no signal detected and 1 is signal detected.

IPCFG
Displays the current network settings for the unit.

Syntax

IPCFG

Example Feedback
IPCFG IP Addr 192.168.11.196
Netmask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.11.1
telnet Port 23
ssh Port: 22

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IPDHCP
Turns DHCP on / off. Default is on.

Syntax

IPDHCP X

Parameter Description Range

X Value on, off, sta

Example Feedback
IPDHCP on IPDHCP on

IPStatic
Sets a static IP address.

Syntax

IPStatic X Y Z

Parameter Description Range

X IP address 0 to 255 (per byte)

Y Subnet mask 0 to 255 (per byte)

Z Gateway (router) 0 to 255 (per byte)

Example Feedback
IPStatic 192.168.1.112 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 IPStatic 192.168.1.112 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1

Lock
Locks the front panel of the unit so no buttons are active.

Syntax

Lock

Example Feedback
Lock Lock

Mreset
Sets the unit back to the default settings.

Syntax

MReset

Example Feedback
Mreset NOTE: There will be no feedback, the unit will power
off and then back on.

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RelayAct
Opens and closes the relay ports.

Syntax

RelayActX Y

Parameter Description Range

X Port number 1 or 2

Y Value open, close, sta

Example Feedback
RelayAct1 sta RelayAct1 close
RelayAct2 open RelayAct2 open

RepeatCmd
Enables (on) / disables (off) display command repeat.

Syntax

RepeatCmd X

Parameter Description Range

X State on, off, sta

Example Feedback
RepeatCmd sta RepeatCmd on

RepCmdTime
Sets how many times a display command is repeated when repeat is enabled.

Syntax

RepeatCmd X

Parameter Description Range

X Amount 2 - 4, sta

Example Feedback
RepeatCmd sta RepeatCmd 2
RepeatCmd 3 RepeatCmd 3

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RS232zone
Use to trigger the HDBaseT RX’s RS-232 port 1 to send the specified command to the display.

Syntax

RS232zone[X]

Parameter Description Range

X Command String

Example Feedback
RS232zone[VOL23] RS232zone[VOL23]

SetMono
Set the audio between stereo (off) and mono (on) on the analog outputs.

Syntax

SetMonoX Y

Parameter Description Range

X Analog Output 1-2

Y Value on, off, sta

Example Feedback
SetMono1 off SetMono1 off
SetMono2 sta SetMono2 on

Status
Displays the current route status.

Syntax

Status

Example Feedback
Status x3Vx1

Type
Brings up the model information.

Syntax

Type

Example Feedback
Type AT-OME-PS62

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Unlock
Unlocks the front panel of the unit, enabling the buttons again.

Syntax

Unlock

Example Feedback
Unlock Unlock

UsbMode
Switch between Follow (0) and Manual (1) USB switching.

Syntax

UsbModeX

Parameter Description Range

X Mode 0-1

Example Feedback
UsbMode0 UsbMode0

UsbRoute
Set the USB source device. Sets between local USB ports 1 (1) and 2 (2), HDBaseT output (3), USB-C (4), or HDBaseT
input port 1 (5) and 2 (6).

Syntax

UsbRouteX

Parameter Description Range

X Source 1-6

Example Feedback
UsbRoute3 UsbRoute3

Version
Brings up the current firmware version.

Syntax

Version

Example Feedback
Version 1.0.00

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VOUT
Increases / decreases the audio output volume on the specified zone. In addition to specifying an integer value,
the + and - arguments can be used to increment or decrement the volume level by 1. To display the current value,
specify the sta argument.

Syntax

VOUTX Y

Parameter Description Range

X Zone 1, 2

Y Level +, -, -90 ... 10, sta

Example Feedback
VOUT1 4 VOUT1 4
VOUT1 + VOUT1 5

VOUTMute
Mutes/unmutes the specified audio zone. The first parameter specifies the output: 1 = zone 1; 2 = zone 2; 3 = Aux
1; 4 = Aux 2. No space should exist between the first parameter and the command. The second parameter enables
or disables audio muting for the output: on = enabling muting, off = disable muting. Use the sta argument to return
the current state.

Syntax

VOUTMuteX Y

Parameter Description Range

X Zone 1-4

Y Value on, off, sta

Example Feedback
VOUTMute1 sta VOUTMute1 on

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x?All
Sets the input to all outputs.

Syntax

x?All

Parameter Description Range

? Source 1-6

Example Feedback
x3All x3AVx1, x3AVx2

x?AVx&
Switch audio and video input to output when in Matrix Mode.

Syntax

x?AVx&

Parameter Description Range

? Input 1-6

& Output 1-2

Example Feedback
x2AVx1 x2AVx1
x5AVx2 x5AVx2
x3AVx1, x2 x3AVx1, x3AVx2

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