Tile Pro RS232 Commands

Tile Pro RS232 Commands

RS232 Communication Protocol


I. Introduction  


This method uses a hexadecimal command set, provides a standard RS232 communication interface, and has a loop-out interface for cascading use.

 

1. Related Settings:  

  • Baud Rate: 9600 bps

  • Parity Bit: None

  • Data Bits: 8 bits

  • Stop Bits: 1 bit

 

2. Basic Command Format:  

Byte

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Name

Head

Length

ID

Cmd Type

Data Type

Data

CR

Size

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

1 byte

n bytes

1 byte

 

  • Byte[0]: Head (1 byte): Start symbol, frame header fixed at 0xEA.

  • Byte[1]: Length (1 byte): Total data length, including "CR".

    • Example: 0x07 for Length = 7; 0x0A for Length = 10.

  • Byte[2]: ID (1 byte): Device identification ID.

    • Example: ID = 05 in hexadecimal => 0x05.

    • Example: Setting command with ID = "FD" will apply settings to all monitors, and no reply command will be issued.

  • Byte[3]: Command Type (1 byte)

    • 0x73: Set Command Type

    • 0x67: Get Command Type

  • Byte[4]: DataType Code (1 byte): Data Type

  • Byte[5]: Value (at least 1 byte): Command data

  • Byte[6]: CR (1 byte): End symbol 0x0D

II. Basic Commands  

1. Power On/Off Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

  • Power Off: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xAE] [0x00] [0x0D]

  • Power On: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xAE] [0x01] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive it.

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 indicates Set Command Type.

  • Data Type: 0xAE indicates the Power On/Off command set.

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Power Off

    • 0x01: Power On

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

2. Switch Input Source Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

  • 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x50] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive it.

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 indicates Set Command Type.

  • Data Type: 0x50 indicates the Input Source Switch command set.

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Switch to HDMI1

    • 0x01: Switch to HDMI2

    • 0x03: Switch to DP1

    • 0x04: Switch to DP2

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

3. IR (Infrared) Related Commands  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

  • 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive it.

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 indicates Set Command Type.

 

Data Type Codes:  

 

  • 0xB0: KEY_OK

  • 0xB1: KEY_MENU

  • 0xB2: KEY_UP

  • 0xB3: KEY_DOWN

  • 0xB4: KEY_LEFT

  • 0xB5: KEY_RIGHT

  • 0xB6: KEY_SOURCE

  • 0xB7: KEY_POWER

  • 0xB8: KEY_0

  • 0xB9: KEY_1

  • 0xBA: KEY_2

  • 0xBB: KEY_3

  • 0xBC: KEY_4

  • 0xBD: KEY_5

  • 0xBE: KEY_6

  • 0xBF: KEY_7

  • 0xC0: KEY_8

  • 0xC1: KEY_9

  • 0xC2: KEY_REWIND (Rewind)

  • 0xC3: KEY_FF (Fast Forward)

  • 0xC5: KEY_PAUSE (Pause) / KEY_PLAY (Play)

  • 0xC6: KEY_STOP (Stop)

  • 0xDB: KEY_EXIT

  • 0xDC: KEY_NEXT (Next Track)

  • 0xDD: KEY_PREV (Previous Track)

  • 0xDE: KEY_ROTATE (Image Rotate)

  • 0xEF: User_Reset

  • 0xD0: Factory_Reset

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed command data)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 

4. Volume Commands  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

  • 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xC7] [Data] [0x0D]

  • 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xC8] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive it)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xC7 / 0xC8 (Indicates the volume command set)

Volume Control Data Codes  

  • 0x00: Represents KEY_VOL- (Volume Down)

  • 0x01: Represents KEY_VOL+ (Volume Up)

  • 0x00 ~ 0x64: Only applicable when Data Type is 0xC8 (Volume level range)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

5. Picture Mode  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xA1] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the receiving unit; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xA1 (Indicates picture mode command set)

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Switch to Standard mode

    • 0x01: Switch to Bright mode

    • 0x02: Switch to Soft mode

    • 0x03: Switch to User mode

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

6. Language Switch Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x55] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the receiving unit; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x55 (Indicates language command set)

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Switch to English

    • 0x01: Switch to Russian

    • 0x02: Switch to Chinese

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

7. Backlight On Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x73] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x73 (Indicates backlight command set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed command data)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

8. Backlight Off Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x72] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x72 (Indicates backlight off command set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed command data)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

9. Burn-In Mode Toggle Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xE1] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xE1 (Indicates burn-in mode command set)

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Turn off burn-in mode

    • 0x01: Turn on burn-in mode

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

10. Test Pattern Toggle Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0xEA] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Represents the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 represents Set Command Type.

  • Data Type: 0x55 represents the Test Pattern command set.

Data:  

  • Test Pattern Toggle Commands:

    • 0x00: Switch to OFF

    • 0x01: Switch to RED

    • 0x02: Switch to GREEN

    • 0x03: Switch to BLUE

    • 0x04: Switch to CYAN

    • 0x05: Switch to MAGENTA

    • 0x06: Switch to YELLOW

    • 0x07: Switch to WHITE

    • 0x08: Switch to BLACK

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end character)

 

 

11. Color Temperature Data Adjustment Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Specifies the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Types:

    • 0x60: Brightness command set

    • 0x61: Contrast command set

    • 0x62: Backlight command set

    • 0x63: Saturation command set

    • 0x6A: Sharpness command set

  • Data: 0x00~0x64 (Indicates the value for the selected Data Type)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end character)

 

12. R/G/B Gain Adjustment Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

Explanation:

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Specifies the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Types:

    • 0x64: RED_GAIN command set

    • 0x65: GREEN_GAIN command set

    • 0x66 indicates the BLUE_GAIN command set.

  • Data:

    • 0x00~0xFF, specifies the GAIN value.

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 

13. R/G/B_OFFSET Adjustment Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [Data Type] [Data1] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Specifies the unit receiving the command; 0xFD means all units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Types:

    • 0x67: RED_OFFSET command set

    • 0x68: GREEN_OFFSET command set

    • 0x69: BLUE_OFFSET command set

  • Data:

    • 0x00~0xFF, specifies the OFFSET value.

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 

14. Display/Hide Unit Serial Number Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x23] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0xFD (All units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x23 represents the unit serial number display command set

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Turn off serial number display

    • 0x01: Turn on serial number display

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 

15. Display/Hide Unit Address Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x73] [0x21] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0xFD (All units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x23 indicates the unit address display control command set.

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Turns off unit address display

    • 0x01: Turns on unit address display

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

16. Unit Address Update Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x0C] [ID] [0x73] [0x13] [Data1] [Data2] [Data3] [Data4] [Data5] [Data6] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x0C (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0xFD (All units receive the command)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x13 indicates the unit address update command set

  • Data:

    • [Data1]: Target unit serial number (bits 23~16)

    • [Data2]: Target unit serial number (bits 15~8)

    • [Data3]: Target unit serial number (bits 7~0)

    • [Data4]: New target unit address

    • [Data5]: Total number of columns in splicing configuration

    • [Data6]: Total number of rows in splicing configuration

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

17. Border Adjustment Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x09] [ID] [0x73] [0x08] [Data1] [Data2] [Data3] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x0C (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x08 indicates the border adjustment command set

  • Data:

    • [Data1]: Not used

    • [Data2]: Horizontal border position data (0~10, default 0 means original state without adjustment)

    • [Data3]: Vertical border position data (0~10, default 0 means original state without adjustment)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

18. Splicing Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x0B] [ID] [0x73] [0x20] [Data1] [Data2] [Data3] [Data4] [Data5] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x0C (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0xFD

  • Cmd Type: 0x73 (Set Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x20 (Splicing Command Set)

  • Data:

    • [Data1]: 0x01 (Fixed byte)

    • [Data2]: 0x81 (Fixed byte)

    • [Data3]: 0x89 (Fixed byte)

    • [Data4]: 0x18 for spliced display, 0x00 for single display

    • [Data5]: 0x10 (Fixed byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

19. System Version Query Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0x25] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x25 (System Version Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 

 

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x0D] [ID] [0x20] [0x25] [Data1] [Data2] [Data3] [Data4] [Data5] [Data6] [Data7] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x0D (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: 0x25 (System Version Command Set)

  • Data1_Data7: Software version data indicating "ASSIS"

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

20. System Working Time Query  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0xF6] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00_0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xF6 (Indicates the System Working Time Query Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x0B] [ID] [0x20] [0xF6] [Data1] [Data2] [Data3] [Data4] [Data5] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x0B (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: 0xF6 (Indicates System Working Time Command Set)

  • Data1_Data5: Data corresponding to the system working time

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

21. Power Status Query  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0xAD] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xAD (Indicates Power Status Query Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x20] [0xAE] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: 0xAE (Indicates Power Status Command Set)

  • Data:

    • 0x00 (Indicates power status is off)

    • 0x01 (Indicates power status is on)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

22. Input Signal Source Query  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0x50] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xAD (Indicates Input Signal Source Query Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x20] [0x50] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: 0x50 (Indicates Input Signal Source Command Set)

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Switch to HDMI

    • 0x03: Switch to DVI

    • 0x06: Switch to VGA

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

23. Color Temperature Data Retrieval  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type:

    • 0x60: Indicates Brightness Command Set

    • 0x61: Indicates Contrast Command Set

    • 0x62: Indicates Backlight Command Set

    • 0x63: Indicates Saturation Command Set

    • 0x6A: Indicates Sharpness Command Set

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x20] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: Same meaning as the sending data type

  • Data: 0x00–0x64 (Value corresponding to the retrieved color temperature data)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

24. Language Setting Retrieval Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Format: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0x55] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0x55 (Indicates Language Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x20] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: Same meaning as the sending data type

  • Data:

    • 0x00: Indicates switch to ENGLISH

    • 0x01: Indicates switch to RUSSIAN

    • 0x02: Indicates switch to CHINESE

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

25. Volume Retrieval Command  

Format: [Head] [Length] [ID] [Cmd Type] [Data Type] [Data] [CR]

Example: 0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x67] [0xC8] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: 0x00~0xE1 (Relevant only if it matches the unit address)

  • Cmd Type: 0x67 (Get Command Type)

  • Data Type: 0xC8 (Indicates Volume Retrieval Command Set)

  • Data: 0x00 (Fixed data byte)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

Return Data Format:

0xEA [0x07] [ID] [0x20] [Data Type] [Data] [0x0D]

  • Head: 0xEA (Fixed start byte)

  • Length: 0x07 (Indicates command length)

  • ID: Same meaning as the sending ID

  • Cmd Type: 0x20 (Fixed return byte)

  • Data Type: Same meaning as the sending data type

  • Data: 0x00~0x64 (Represents the current volume value)

  • CR: 0x0D (Fixed end byte)

 


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      The IR Jack Input on the DISPLAX TILE Pro allows connection to an external infrared (IR) receiver for remote control functionality, as the TILE Pro does not have a built-in IR receiver. Additionally, each TILE Pro unit includes an RJ45 IR extender ...
    • RS232 and LAN

      RS232 The RS232 port on the DISPLAX TILE Pro provides a control interface that allows users to manage display settings remotely, such as powering on/off, adjusting brightness, or changing inputs. For setups with multiple TILE Pro displays, RS232 ...