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ZUMMESH-AVBRIDGE\ZUMMESH-AVBRIDGE-I

AV Bridge – Wireless Control Integration Module

Installation Guide

Description

The Crestron® ZUMMESH-AVBRIDGE and ZUMMESH-AVBRIDGE-I (AV Bridge) are

wireless control integration modules that relay RS-232 commands from a wireless

keypad to an AV controller.

The AV Bridge functions:

• In a Zūm™ wireless lighting system to relay commands from a Zūm Wireless AV

Keypad to the AV control system

• In an AirMedia® Presentation System to relay commands from an AirMedia

Wireless Keypad to the AM-200 or AM-300 AirMedia Presentation System.

NOTES:

• Only one AV Bridge can be installed in any system.

• When using the AV Bridge with an AM-200 or AM-300:

• To install, refer to the “Installation” section that follows.

• To configure, refer to the AM-200/AM-300 Product Manual (Doc. 8254) at

www.crestron.com/manuals.

Additional Resources

Visit the product page on the Crestron website

(www.crestron.com) for additional information and the latest

firmware updates. Use a QR reader application on your mobile

device to scan the QR image.

Installation

To install the AV Bridge, do the following:

1. Mount the AV Bridge to any flat surface using three screws (not included) that

are appropriate for the mounting surface.

NOTE: For best results, position the device to avoid interference from nearby

RF sources, obstructions, and metal surfaces.

2. Make connections to the AV Bridge.

NOTE: COMPUTERUse either the COM or port (not both) when connecting to

the control system or computer. If both connections are made, the AV Bridge

will use the COMPUTER port to send commands.

• - provides power and communications with the controller.COMPUTER

• - provides communications with the controller.COM

• - provides power to the AV Bridge when using the port or when PWR COM

power is not supplied using the COMPUTER port.

Connect using the COMPUTER Port Connect using the COM and PWR Port

COMPUTER:

To the AV controller

PWR:

From power pack

(not included)

COM:

RS-232 to the

AV controller

COM port specifications:

• G: Ground

• TX: Transmit

• RX: Receive

• Default serial protocol speed: 115.2k baud (8 data bits, 1 stop bits, no flow

control, no parity).

How to Set Up a Zūm Space and Add Zūm Devices

Once all devices are physically installed in a boardroom or conference space, a new Zūm

space can be created and devices added.

NOTES:

• Only set up one Zūm space at a time.

• For simplified setup of a Zūm space, use the Zūm app on a mobile device.

Step 1 Create a New Zūm Space

Creating a Zūm space defines the area where the devices are located, such as a

boardroom or conference room. A Zūm space is created with a keypad, dimmer or

switch, a J-box device, or an AV Bridge.

NOTES:

• Creating a Zūm space can only be performed by one device in the space.

• A Zūm space cannot be created from a battery-powered keypad.

To create a new Zūm space using an AC powered keypad, dimmer, or switch:

1. Press the bottom button 5 times.

2. Press and hold the bottom button until the LED on the device lights. After

approximately 3 seconds, the device LED begins slowly flashing. This indicates

that the Zūm space is now created and in Joining mode, allowing you to add

devices.

Press and hold until LED lightsPress 5x then

To create a new Zūm space using a J-box device or an AV Bridge:

1. button 5 times.Press the SETUP

2. Press and hold the button until the LED on the device lights. After SETUP

approximately 3 seconds, the device LED begins slowly flashing. This indicates

that the Zūm space is now created and in Joining mode, allowing you to add

devices.

TEST

SET UP

TEST

SETUP

Press and hold until LED lightsPress 5x then

Press and hold until LED lights

Press 5x then

NOTE: The device that is used to create the Zūm space is automatically added to

the space and does not need to be added in Step 2.

Step 2 Add the AV Bridge to the Zūm Space

After a new Zūm space is created, add the AV Bridge while the space is in Joining mode.

NOTES:

• A Zūm mesh device can belong to only one space.

• Joining mode ends automatically after 4 minutes.

To add the AV Bridge.

1. button 3 times.Press the SETUP

2. Press and hold the button until the LED on the AV Bridge lights. The LED SETUP

on the AV Bridge will start to flash slowly to indicate that it has joined the space.

Press and hold until LED lightsPress 3x then

Step 3 Complete Zūm Space Setup

To finish creating a Zūm space, press any button on a device that is part of the Zūm

space to exit Joining mode.

AV Bridge Command List

AV Bridge Serial Protocol and Syntax

Data packets are carriage-return delimited (0xd) ASCII text (lines).

• All commands and responses are case insensitive.

• Line feeds (0x0a) are ignored.

• White space is not permitted in commands, except for pass-through commands.

• The AV Bridge responds to commands with the AVB> prompt.

• Error messages are sent before the prompt.

• Characters sent before the AV Bridge returns the AVB> prompt are discarded.

Special Characters sent to the AV Bridge:

• ! Command: sets a value or triggers an action (e.g., lights off, recall scene, etc.)

• ? Request: used to query a value or state of a Zūm device (e.g., the dimmer level)

• $ Pass-through command: used to invoke debug commands

Special Characters sent from the AV Bridge:

• ~ Response: sent in response to a command (!) or request (?)

• ^ Feedback: sent when a condition in the room changes (e.g., scene change,

occupancy change, button press, etc.). The Filter command may prevent certain

feedback from being displayed.

• \ line continuation: sent at end of a line when multiple responses are issued

AV Bridge IDs

The AV bridge addresses specific room devices using an AVID (AV Bridge ID). The AVID

is comprised of a K (keypad) or L (load controller) and a two digit number that is

assigned to the device, such as L01, L02, K01, K02, K03, etc.

NOTES:

• The leading 0 is not needed when referencing an AVID; for example, L1 or L01.

• In the commands that follow, “[id]” would be substituted with an AVID.

Error Responses

The following error messages can be received from the AV system or the AV Bridge.

ERROR TYPE ERROR RESPONSE ERROR

PRIORITY

COMMENTS

Command error ~error 1 Command not recognized; blank lines

not treated as an error

Parameter error ~command.err.param 2 Missing or too many parameters passed

or an invalid AVID referenced (e.g.,

invalid category or two-digit number)

Non-existent

device referenced

~command.err.no-exist 3 "command": any command referencing

a device by AVID

Parameter range

error

~command.err.range 4 Error with parameter value other than

AVID

Command Line Pass-Thru Command

Commands that start “$” are passed to the AV bridge’s command line processor for

low-level debugging.

Administrator Commands

Debug Command

The Debug command sets the debug control state. The debug state can also be

queried. When the debug state changes, the feedback response is issued by the AV

Bridge.

Command Format Command Response Query Format Query Response

!debug.[enable|disable] AVB> ?debug ~debug.[enabled|disabled]

Enable debugging:

AVB> !debug.enable

AVB>

Echo Command

The Echo command enables or disables the device echo. The echo state can also be

queried. When the echo state changes, the feedback response is issued by the AV

Bridge.

Command Format Command Response Query Format Query Response

!echo.[enable|disable] AVB> ?echo ~echo.[enabled|disabled]

Note: Determines whether the device local echos the incoming character stream.

Turn on Echo:

AVB> !echo.enable

AVB>

Fw (Firmware) Command

The Fw query reports the version of the firmware.

Query Format Query Response

?fw ~fw.[version]

Query the firmware version:

AVB> ?fw

~fw.xxxyyyzzzz

AVB>

Reset Command

The Reset command resets the AV Bridge. When the AV Bridge is reset, a feedback

response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Command Format Command Response

!reset AVB>

Note: This will reset the AV bridge. The AV bridge will

respond with the ~reset conrmation before resetting.

Reset the AV Bridge:

AVB> !reset

AVB>

SetAVID Command

The SetAVID pass-through command assigns an AVID to a device. This can be used to

change an AVID when a device is replaced, or it can be used to implement preplanned

AVID assignments based on the device’s serial number. The -a parameter allows an

AVID to be changed to another AVID. The -s parameter allows an AVID to be assigned

to a device based on the device’s serial number.

Command Format Command Response

$SetAVID -a [AVID] [AVID]

$SetAVID - s [SN] [AVID]

AVB>

Note: Permits reassignment of an AVID.

Replace AVID L01 with L03:

AVB> $SetAVID -a [L01] [L03]

AVB>

Assign AVID L04 to serial number 123456789:

AVB> $SetAVID -s [L04] [123456789]

AVB>

DeleteDev Command

The DeleteDev pass-through command deletes a device from the AV Bridge. This can

be used to free up an AVID for use by another device, or it can be used to remove a

device from the system. The -a parameter allows an AVID to be removed using an

AVID. The -s parameter allows an AVID to be removed from a device based on serial

number.

Command Format Command Response

$DeleteDEV -a [AVID]

$DeleteDEV -s [SN]

AVB>

Notes: Permits deleting an AVID.

-s can be used only when in Master mode (i.e., no net bridge in the room).

Delete AVID L01:

AVB> $DeleteDEV -a [L01]

AVB>

Delete the AVID from a device with the serial number 123456789:

AVB> $DeleteDEV -s [123456789]

AVB>

Zūm Network Management Functions

Permitjoin Command

The Permitjoin command places the room into Joining mode. The room’s permitjoin

state can also be queried.

Command Format Command

Response

Query Format Query Response

!permitjoin.[enable|disable] AVB> ?permitjoin ~permitjoin.[enable|disable]

Note: Joining mode automatically times out after 4 minutes.

Enter Joining mode:

AVB> !permitjoin.enable

AVB>

Form Command

The Form command creates a new Zūm network.

Command Format Command Response

!form AVB>

Note: The device leaves any network and forms a new network. The response should

be immediate. The form command puts the network in permit joining mode. It

can use Permitjoin command to disable joining immediately. If not, Permitjoin

times out.

Form a new network:

AVB> !form

AVB>

Identify Command

The Identify command identifies AC-powered Zūm devices that are part of the

network by flashing their LED.

Command Format Command Response

!identify.[id|stop] AVB>

Notes: Times out after 3 minutes.

The stop parameter stops.

Identify load controller with AVID L01:

AVB> !identify.L01

AVB>

Join Command

The Join command tells a device to join a Zūm network that is in Joining mode.

Command

Format

Command Response Query Format Query Response

!join AVB> ?join ~join.[success|failure]

Note: If the device was commanded to join a network, the ~join response appears

only after a success or failure. If a query was issued, the response should be

immediate.

Join a network that is in Joining mode:

AVB> !join

~join.success

AVB>

Request the join state of the device:

AVB> ?join

~join.success

AVB>

Button Command

The Button response is sent in response to a button press.

Command Format Command Response Feedback Response

!button.

[tap|hold|release].

[button].[id].[SN]

AVB> ^button.[tap|hold|release].[button].[id].[SN]

Notes: Button values: tap, hold, release.

SN: serial number string.

When the AV Bridge receives information about a button 1 hold from a keypad with

AVID K01, the AV Bridge sends the following response:

AVB> ^button.hold.1.K01.123456789

Level Command

The Level command sets the load controller level. The load controller level can also be

queried. When the load controller’s state changes, the feedback response is issued by

the AV Bridge.

Command Format Command

Response

Query Format Query

Response

Feedback Response For-

mat (filter-level == 2)

!level.[level].[id]

!level.[level]

AVB> ?level.[id]

Cannot request

all dimmer

levels at once

^level.[level].[id] ~level.[level].[id]

Notes: Level is percentage of max brightness (0-100),

with or without leading zeros.

There is no fade time associated with this

command.

Sent in response to !level.

[level].[id], !level.[level]

or when changed from

within room.

Establish a 50% load level for the load controller assigned to AVID L01:

AVB> !level.50.L01

AVB>

AVB> ^level.50.L01

Set all load controllers to 100 (when there are two load controllers in the room—AVID

L01 and L02).

AVB> !level.100

AVB>

AVB> ^level.100.L01

AVB> ^level.100.LO2

Request a load level of the load controller assigned to AVID L02:

AVB> ?level.L02

~level.74.L02

AVB>

Filter Command

The Filter command sets the feedback message filtering. The filtering state can also be

queried.

Command Format Command Response Query Format Query Response

!lter.[0|1|2] AVB> ?lter ~lter.[0|1|2]

Note: Feedback messages sent for each setting:

0: Only button action messages (default).

1: Button actions and room-level state changes.

2: Button actions, room level, and device level state changes.

Change the feedback message filtering:

AVB> !lter.2

AVB>

Dev Command

The Dev command forms a list of all devices in the room.

Query Format Query Response

?dev ~dev.[Device ID].[status].[SN]

~dev.none

Notes: Repeats the response for each device with an AVID. Load controllers follow the form

Lxx and keypads follow Kxx.

For each device an individual response line is sent.

All but the last response have a line continuation character “\” at the end of the line.

If no devices exist, response is ~dev.none.

Status: “active” or “missing”.

SN: Serial number string.

List all devices on the Zum network:

AVB> ?dev

~dev.L01.active.123456789\

~dev.K01.active.213456789\

~dev.L02.missing.312456789

AVB>

Plug Command

The Plug command turns the plug load controller on or off. The plug load controller

state can also be queried. When the plug load controller’s state changes, the feedback

response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Command

Format

Command

Response

Query Format Query Response Feedback Response

Format

(filter-level == 2)

!plug.[on|off] AVB> ?plug ~plug.[on|off] ^plug.[on|off]

Notes: Plug load controllers cannot be individually controlled.

The feedback is OR’d in case there are multiple plug

controllers that get out of sync.

Sent in response to !plug.

[on|off] or if change sent

from within room.

Turn on the plug load controllers:

AVB> !plug.on

AVB>

AVB> ^plug.on

Ramp Command

The Ramp command increases or decreases the dimmer levels. When the ramp state

changes, the feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Command Format Command Response

!ramp.[up|down|stop]

!ramp.[up|down|stop].[id]

AVB>

Note: The lights ramp using an up or down command, and then stop with a stop

command. The ramp stops based on the device timeout setting or if a stop

command is received. When ramping down, lights stop at their minimum

level and do not turn off.

Ramp up all load controllers. To prevent ramping to 100, issue the ramp stop command:

AVB> !ramp.up

AVB>

AVB> !ramp.stop

AVB>

Scenesave Command

The Scenesave command saves the current light levels as a scene.

Command Format Values Feedback Response

!scenesave.[number] 1-16 ~scenesave.[number]

Save the current light levels for scene 5:

AVB> !scenesave.5

AVB>

Sync Command

The Sync command queries the system to verify that an AV Bridge is present. When the

AV Bridge is booted up, a feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Query Format Query Response Feedback Response

?sync ~sync ^sync

Notes: This allows the AV control system to verify

that the AV bridge is up and running.

Sent after boot when AV bridge is

ready to process AV commands.

Query the sync status:

AVB> ?sync

~sync

AVB>

Room-Level Commands

Room-level commands send command and request commands to an entire room.

Responses are sent based on the state of the room.

Command Format Query Format Query Response Feedback Response

Format (filter-level >=1)

!room.[Field].[value] ?room.[Field] ~room.[Field].[value] ^room.[Field].[value]

Scene Command

The Scene command sets the room lights to their scene levels. The room’s current scene

can also be queried. When the room’s scene changes, the feedback response is issued

by the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Response Feedback ResponseQuery Format

Scene 1-16 ?room.scene ~room.Scene.10 ^room.Scene.10

Set a room-level scene to scene 1:

AVB> !room.scene.1

AVB>

AVB> ^room.scene.1

Request the current scene in the room:

AVB> ?room.scene

~room.scene.#

AVB>

Occupancy Command

The Occupancy command sets the room occupancy state for the room. The room’s

occupancy state can also be queried. When the room’s occupancy state changes, the

feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Format Query Response Feedback Re-

sponse

Occupancy Occupied,

Vacant

?room.occupancy ~room.occupancy.

[occupied|vacant]

^room.occupancy.

[occupied|vacant]

Set the room as vacant:

AVB> !room.occupancy.vacant

AVB>

AVB> ^room.occupancy.vacant

Occ-action Command

The Occ-action command enables or disables the occupancy action state for the

room. The room’s occupancy action status can also be queried. When the room

occupancy action status changes, the feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Format Query Response Feedback

Response

Occ-action Enable, Disable ?room.occ-action ~room.occ-action.

[enable|disable]

^room.occ-action.

[enable|disable]

Disable occupancy actions:

AVB> !room.occ-action.disable

AVB>

AVB> ^room.occ-action.disable

Query occupancy action status:

AVB> ?room.occ-action

~room.lights.o

AVB>

Lights Command

The Lights command toggles the lights for the room. The room’s light state can also

be queried. When the room light status changes, the feedback response is issued by

the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Format Query Response Feedback

Response

Lights On, Off ?room.lights ~room.lights.

[on|off]

^room.lights.

[on|off]

Enable occupancy actions:

AVB> !room.lights.on

AVB>

AVB> ^room.lights.on

Query lights status:

AVB> ?room.lights

~room.lights.on

AVB>

Photo Command

The room’s photocell value can be queried. When the room’s photocell value changes,

the feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Format Query Response Feedback

Response

Photo 0-65535 ?room.photo ~room.photo.

[0-65535]

^room.photo.

[0-65535]

Query photocell level:

AVB> ?room.photo

~room.photo.6813

AVB>

Daylight-Action Command

The Daylight-Action command enables or disables daylighting for the room. The

room’s daylight-action value can also be queried. When the room’s daylight-action

value changes, the feedback response is issued by the AV Bridge.

Field Values Query Format Query Response Feedback

Response

Daylight-Action Enable, Disable ?room.daylight-

action

~room.

daylight-action.

[enable|disable]

^room.

daylight-action.

[enable|disable]

Enable daylight action:

AVB> !room.daylight-action.enable

AVB>

AVB> ^room.daylight-action.enable

Query daylight-action status:

AVB> ?room.daylight-action

~room.daylight-action.enable

AVB>

Regulatory Model: M201909003

This product is listed to applicable UL® Standards and requirements tested by Intertek® services.

Ce produit est homologué selon les normes et les exigences UL applicables par Intertek

Prestations de service.

As of the date of manufacture, the product has been tested and found to comply with

specifications for CE marking.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept

any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,

uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is

no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver

is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Industry Canada (IC) Compliance Statement

CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B)

The product warranty can be found at www.crestron.com/warranty.

The specific patents that cover Crestron products are listed at patents.crestron.com.

Certain Crestron products contain open source software. For specific information, please visit

www.crestron.com/opensource.

Crestron, the Crestron logo, and Zūm are either trademarks or registered trademarks of

Crestron Electronics, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. The ETL logo is either a

trademark or registered trademark of Intertek Testing Services NA in the United States and/or

other countries. UL is either a trademark or registered trademark of Underwriters Laboratories,

Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Other trademarks, registered trademarks, and

trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and

names or their products. Crestron disclaims any proprietary interest in the marks and names of

others. Crestron is not responsible for errors in typography or photography.

This document was written by the Technical Publications department at Crestron.

Crestron Electronics, Inc. Installation Guide - DOC. 7916E

15 Volvo Drive, Rockleigh, NJ 07647 (2047921)

Tel: 888.CRESTRON 09/12/19

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