Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Quick Setup Guide

The following commands are used with HDMI/CEC TV control:

dmp.powerQueryByCEC—(New in Release 5.0) Enables powerQuery to get TV

Power status using HDMI/CEC instead of RS-232.

NOTE: This command is not supported by all TV models, so it is

separately configurable.

dmp.TVControlbyCEC—(New in Release 5.0) Enables TV control using

HDMI/CEC instead of RS-232.

dmp.monitorAPIDelay—Frequency of power query command sent by Dynamic

Signage Director over HDMI CEC to the TV. The default is 120000 ms (2

minutes). This command is also supported when using TV control with RS-232.

dmp.monitorPower—Enables Dynamic Signage Director to run a power query to

the TV using the Get Status command from the Management Dashboard. This

command is also supported when using TV control with RS-232.

TV Qualification for HDMI-CEC Support

NOTE: Not all TVs support the standard HDMI CEC commands.

It is important that you test the TV models that you plan to install

for support of HDMI CEC, and be sure to turn HDMI-CEC on. TV

manufacturers refer to CEC by different trade names. (For

example: Anynet+ [Samsung], BRAVIA Link [Sony], EasyLink

[Phillips], and SimpLink [LG]).

For information about TVs tested successfully for HDMI CEC, see the

Serial Commands for RS-232 Communication

RS-232 commands can be used to control TV functions such as On/Off, mute, volume

and external input. In more specialized scenarios they might also be used to configure

TV tile matrix capabilities.

RS-232 responses are used to retrieve the current status of a TV. Currently Cisco

StadiumVision Director uses responses only when querying a TV for its current power

on/off status.

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