We have released a firmware update for the ETU-SYNC which includes an exciting new feature. You can now read and write EDID onto the ETU-SYNC using the FW/PWR USB port. You can find the firmware on the product page under the Firmware Tab.
Prerequisites:
- ETU-SYNC - REV A Hardware - Must update to Firmware Version 1.0.6 or later
- ETU-SYNC - REV B and Later Hardware - Must update to Firmware Version 2.0.6 or later
- For instructions on loading ETU-SYNC firmware, see PG 21 of the User Manual or this article.
- USB-A to USB mini-B cable
- PC - Windows or macOS
- Raw EDID data in HEX format
- Command List
COMMAND DESCRIPTION EDIDRead Reads the EDID saved to the AT-ETU-SYNC mode 0 memory bank. EDIDWrite X Writes the specified EDID to the AT-ETU-SYNC mode 0 memory bank. Version Displays the current firmware version of the unit.
- Commands are case-sensitive. If the command fails or is entered incorrectly, then the feedback is “Command FAILED”. Commands are sent using RS-232. There should be a least a 500-millisecond delay between each command sent to the unit.
- Important: Each command is terminated with a carriage-return (0x0d) and the feedback will be terminated with a carriage return (0x0d) and line feed (0x0a). For information regarding carriage returns, see this article.
Configuration:
- Connect a USB-A to USB mini-B cable between the computer and the FW port on the AT-ETU-SYNC
- Important: The USB-A port on the computer must be able to provide 5V 1A of power.
- Important: The USB-A port on the computer must be able to provide 5V 1A of power.
- Once connected to the computer a COM port will be created.
- Windows: Open Device Manager to find the COM port (as shown below)
- macOS: Open About This Mac, select System Report, Hardware - USB
- Windows: Open Device Manager to find the COM port (as shown below)
- Launch the desired RS232 terminal emulator.
- Configure the following RS232 settings in the terminal emulator:
- Baud rate: 115200
- Data bits: 8
- Parity: 1
- Flow control: None
Functions:
- EDIDRead
- Reads the EDID saved to the AT-ETU-SYNC mode 0 memory bank.
- If you wish to read a specific display's EDID, you must first learn the EDID information of the display into the ETU-SYNC. For information on performing an EDID learn on an ETU-SYNC see this article.
- Feedback:
EDIDRead
00FFFFFFFFFFFF004C2DCB0B000000000D180103
804728782AD691A7554EA0250C5054BFEF80714F
810081C081809500A9C0B3000101565E00A0A0A0
295030203500C48E2100001A023A801871382D40
582C4500C48E2100001E000000FD00184B1B5A19
000A202020202020000000FC0053333244383530
0A2020202020011802031CF148900411F1303122
022230907078301000066030C00100080023A801
871382D40582C4500C48E2100001E023A80D0723
82D40102C4580C48E2100001E011D007251D01E2
06E285500C48E2100001E011D00BC52D01E20B82
85540C48E2100001E00000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000A2
- EDIDWrite X
- X = EDID Data - Hexadecimal (256 characters)
- If the EDID Data is not 256 characters, Command FAILED will be returned
- Example:
EDIDWrite
00FFFFFFFFFFFF004C2DCB0B000000000D180103
804728782AD691A7554EA0250C5054BFEF80714F
810081C081809500A9C0B3000101565E00A0A0A0
295030203500C48E2100001A023A801871382D40
582C4500C48E2100001E000000FD00184B1B5A19
000A202020202020000000FC0053333244383530
0A2020202020011802031CF148900411F1303122
022230907078301000066030C00100080023A801
871382D40582C4500C48E2100001E023A80D0723
82D40102C4580C48E2100001E011D007251D01E2
06E285500C48E2100001E011D00BC52D01E20B82
85540C48E2100001E00000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000A2 - Feedback:
EDIDWrite
00FFFFFFFFFFFF004C2DCB0B000000000D180103
804728782AD691A7554EA0250C5054BFEF80714F
810081C081809500A9C0B3000101565E00A0A0A0
295030203500C48E2100001A023A801871382D40
582C4500C48E2100001E000000FD00184B1B5A19
000A202020202020000000FC0053333244383530
0A2020202020011802031CF148900411F1303122
022230907078301000066030C00100080023A801
871382D40582C4500C48E2100001E023A80D0723
82D40102C4580C48E2100001E011D007251D01E2
06E285500C48E2100001E011D00BC52D01E20B82
85540C48E2100001E00000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000A2
- X = EDID Data - Hexadecimal (256 characters)