IP or RS232 command in MVP-100

Now, you can use simple commands to program a function you need directly from the terminal or your application on MVP-100. The command can be sent via the RS232 or LAN port. Full list of available functions in published on Reckeen.com in the download section / MVP. The protocol is open and available to everyone.

Example usage of LAN TCP/ IP command on MVP device

MVP-100 can be accessed by TCP connection on port 5002. Default IP address is 192.168.1.10 when no DHCP server is available in local network or dynamic – IP address can be read by MVP-100 PC Update application.  MVP-100 accepts only one connection at a time.

Example usage of TCP/IP command in MVP device

Track rectangle as simple example - set rectangle at position

User screen resolution is always 8K apart from input signal resolution and selected output format. Maximum rectangle size is 7680×4320, minimum size is 256×144. For 4K input signals only one track per input can exceed Full HD resolution, e.g. if Track 1 rectangle size is bigger than 3840×2160, the sizes on Tracks 2 to 4 can be at most 3840×2160 (which is one quarter of 4K input, equal to Full HD). For HD input signals this limitation does not apply.

  • Starting frame – second quarter: x1 =3840, y1 =0 / x2 =7659, y2 =2159
    ending frame – first quarter: x1 = 0 , y1 = 0 / x2 =3839 , y2 =2159
  • Sync Byte: AA; Byte Count: Dec 20 Hex 14;  Command Code: 21; Input A: 01; Track 1: 01
  • DEC 0: HEX 00 00; DEC 2159: HEX 08 6F; DEC 3839: HEX 0E FF; DEC 3840: HEX 0F 00; DEC 7679: 1D FF
  1. Starting frame:   x1 = 0F 00;  x2 = 1D FF;  y1 = 00 00;  y2 = 08 6F
  2. Ending frame:    x1 = 00 00;   x2 = 0E FF;  y1 = 00 00;  y2 = 08 6F
  3. CheckSum: 49
  4. Command: AA 14 21 01 01 0F 00 1D FF 00 00 08 6F 00 00 0E FF 00 00 08 6F 49

Example usage of TCP/IP command in MVP device