Peripheral Control Settings |
Version V1.62 |
Cynap is able to send up to 20 commands to connected network devices, e.g. to control power state of a connected projector. This feature will be triggered by power events on the unit or by using the respective customized button of the Control Center. To change the power, and screen state automated, use the Auto Screensaver feature.
Single trigger events can be used multiple times to allow a sequence of several commands and the commands will be handled in chronological order.
Enable / disable certain commands (entered command settings will be not deleted)
Event, to define when the command will be sent. When using the custom events (C1 to C8), respective buttons will be added to the Control Center.
None (to disable this entry)
Power On (sends the defined command when changing the power state of Cynap to ON)
Power Off (sends the defined command when changing the power state of Cynap to OFF)
Screen On (sends the defined command when changing the HDMI Out state of Cynap to ON)
Screen Off (sends the defined command when changing the HDMI Out state of Cynap to OFF)
C1 (sends the command when using the button of the Control Center)
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C8 (sends the command when using the button of the Control Center).
USE "?" AS NAME IN CONTROL CENTER is available for custom events, C1~C8, only. When it is enabled, the name of the command will be used to name the respective button in the Control Center (preview will be in quotation marks).
Delay sending command, defines when the command has to be sent (counter starts when the connection is established).
Not available when event "Power Off" is selected.
Name, to give the command an individual name (like "projector"). This name can also be used to name the custom events (C1 ~ C8) in the Control Center.
Description, to give the command a detailed description (like "power up").
Protocol defines the network protocol used:
TCP
UDP
PJLINK
WOLFPROT (to allow selecting pre-defined commands for local host / this Cynap).
IP Address defines the destination, enter the address of the third-party device
Not available when WolfProt protocol is selected.
Port, defines at which network port the command will be sent (consult documentation of the third-party device and note firewall settings)
Not available when protocol WolfProt protocol is selected.
Hex Command / Command, enter the command according documentation of the third party device (for TCP and UDP protocol, use Hex commands only).
Not available when WolfProt protocol is selected.
WOLFPROT, to select a pre-defined command (this command will be sent to local host address at port TCP 50915).
Available when WolfProt protocol is selected.
Other, not pre-defined commands, can be sent as TCP (the WolfProt command list is available at www.wolfvision.com).
Password, available when PJLink protocol is selected.