yacine

I don't have the original remote but i'll try to find one.

by the way any more info about how to hook up the oscilloscope.

> If you have a device that already talks to it (or can find one), you

> can hook an oscilliscope up to the serial wires and reverse engineer

>> I m trying to find a way to control thru a serial connection the Abekas Cox VX164.

>> It's a video and audio router that allows to map 16 inputs on 4 outputs dinamicly.

>> there seems to be a serial connection called "serial link" the back.

>> I can't find any manual on the web and I don't know where to start from.

>> Any info on this device or on a "generic serial protocol" that it may understand would welcome!

thanks,
I don't have the original remote but i'll try to find one.
by the way any more info about how to hook up the oscilloscope.
//yac
> If you have a device that already talks to it (or can find one), you
> can hook an oscilliscope up to the serial wires and reverse engineer
> the protocol.
>
> wes
>
> On 8/19/06, Yacine Sebti  wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> I m trying to find a way to control thru a serial connection the Abekas Cox VX164.
>> It's a video and audio router that allows to map 16 inputs on 4 outputs dinamicly.
>> there seems to be a serial connection called "serial link" the back.
>> I can't find any manual on the web and I don't know where to start from.
>>
>> Any info on this device or on a "generic serial protocol" that it may understand would welcome!
>>
>> //yac
>>
>


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