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Wisycom

MAT244 · MAT288

Communityv1.0.2Updated 2 months ago
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Wisycom MAT RF Matrix

Controls the Wisycom MAT244 and MAT288 programmable RF matrix/combiner via TCP.

Note: The MAT only supports one TCP connection at a time. This module cannot be used in parallel with Wisycom Manager or any other control software. You must close Wisycom Manager before connecting this module.


Configuration

FieldDescription
HostIP address of the MAT device
PortTCP port (default: 2101)
PasswordDevice password, if set (leave blank if none)

Matrix Configurations

The MAT supports three routing configurations selectable via the device menu. The active configuration determines how many antenna zones are available and whether diversity (A+B) is active.

MAT288 (always diversity — every zone has an A and B input)

ConfigurationDescriptionZones
Diversity Combiner 8:1 (+7dB)All 8 zones combined to 1 output pair8
Diversity Combiner 8:4 (0dB)8 zones to 4 output pairs8
2× Diversity Combiner 4:2Two independent 4:2 groups (zones 1–4, 5–8)8

MAT244 (diversity only in 4:2 mode)

ConfigurationDescriptionZonesDiversity
Combiner 8:1 (+7dB)8 zones combined to 1 output8No (A only)
Combiner 8:4 (0dB)8 zones to 4 outputs8No (A only)
Diversity Combiner 4:2 (+7dB)4 zones to 2 output pairs4Yes (A+B)

Zone dropdowns in actions and feedbacks are automatically updated to reflect the current device model and configuration.


Actions

Save Parameters

Write all the parameters into the memory of device.

Set Name

Set the name of the device or a specific antenna zone. Maximum 8 characters. Supports Companion variables.

OptionDescription
DestinationDevice (rack label) or a specific zone
NameNew name string (max 8 chars)

Set Display

Set the front-panel display timeout and brightness.

OptionDescription
Timeout (seconds)Screen timeout in seconds (0–255)
BrightnessDisplay brightness level (0–255)

Set Lock

Lock or unlock the front panel controls.

OptionDescription
LockedCheck to lock, uncheck to unlock

Set Message

Display a temporary message on the device screen. The message is cleared by any user interaction on the device, or by sending this action again with an empty message. Supports Companion variables.

OptionDescription
Blink DisplayFlash the display alongside the message
MessageText to display (max 40 chars)

Set Antenna Zone Active

Enable or disable a specific antenna zone.

OptionDescription
ZoneAntenna zone to control
ActiveCheck to enable, uncheck to disable

Set Antenna Diversity

Set the RF diversity mode for an antenna zone.

OptionDescription
ZoneAntenna zone to control
DiversityA, B, or A+B

Note: On MAT244 in 8:1 or 8:4 configuration, only A is physically connected. Diversity setting is still accepted by the device but B has no effect.


Set Antenna Boost

Set the boost amplifier mode for an antenna zone. On MAT244 in non-diversity configurations, only A-path options are shown (Off, A, High A).

OptionDescription
ZoneAntenna zone to control
BoostOff / A / -B / A+B / High A / -High B / High A+B / A+High B / High A+High B

Set Antenna Gain

Set the RF attenuation for a specific antenna path on a zone. 0 = maximum gain, 63 = maximum attenuation.

OptionDescription
ZoneAntenna zone to control
Antenna PathA or B
AttenuationAttenuation level (0–63)

Feedbacks

All feedbacks are value type unless noted, meaning they return a value that can be used in Companion button text or expressions. LED state feedbacks are boolean type.


Device ID

Returns a field from the device identifier.

OptionReturns
ModelDevice model string (e.g. MAT288)
OptionOption character
ClassDevice class number
Hardware RevisionHardware revision number

Firmware Version

Returns a field from the device firmware version.

OptionReturns
TypeVersion type: DEBUG, RELEASE, or PRODUCTION_RELEASE
Minor VersionMinor firmware version number
Major VersionMajor firmware version number
µProcessor VersionMicroprocessor firmware version number

Device LED State (boolean)

Returns the state of a front-panel LED. Useful for triggering a button style change when a fault is active.

OptionReturns
Boot Failedtrue if boot has failed
Locktrue if the front panel is locked
Eventstrue if there are pending events
Errorstrue if there are pending errors
Fan 1true if Fan 1 LED is active
Fan 2true if Fan 2 LED is active
Over Temperaturetrue if the over-temperature LED is active
ACtrue if the AC power LED is active
DCtrue if the DC power LED is active
Alarmtrue if the alarm LED is active

Default style: black text on red background when active.


RF Level

Returns an RF signal level in dBm.

OptionReturns
RF 1ASignal level on antenna 1, path A
RF 1BSignal level on antenna 1, path B — MAT288 only
RF 2ASignal level on antenna 2, path A — 2×4:2 / 4:2 configs
RF 2BSignal level on antenna 2, path B — MAT288 2×4:2 config

Note: RF levels are updated according to the configured poll interval.


Board Temperature

Returns a board temperature in degrees Celsius.

OptionReturns
Main BoardTemperature of the main board
RX ATemperature of the RX A board
RX BTemperature of the RX B board (MAT288 only — MAT244 always returns 0°C)

Note: Temperature and voltage are polled on a 30-second interval.


Voltage Rail

Returns an internal voltage rail reading.

OptionReturns
External DCExternal supply voltage
Main RF (+5v)Internal +5V rail
Main Logic (+5v)Internal +5V rail
Main PWR (+12v)Internal +12V rail

Note: Temperature and voltage are polled on a 30-second interval.


Display Setting

Returns a current display parameter.

OptionReturns
TimeoutScreen timeout in seconds
BrightnessBrightness level (0–255)

Antenna Zone

Returns a value from a specific antenna zone. The Field dropdown determines which aspect of the zone is returned, and additional sub-options appear depending on the selected field.

FieldSub-optionsReturns
Name—Zone name string
Active—true or false
Diversity—A, B, or AB
Boost—Boost mode name string (e.g. AH, OFF)
LEDsLEDSee LED sub-options below
AntennaAntenna (A/B), FieldSee antenna sub-options below

LED sub-options (when Field = LEDs):

LEDReturns
Pending Eventstrue if there are pending events on this zone
Pending Errorstrue if there are pending errors on this zone
Alarm BoostAlarm state string: OFF, ERROR, or WARNING
Zone ColourZone LED colour string: OFF, RED, GREEN, or BLUE

Antenna sub-options (when Field = Antenna):

FieldReturns
Boost VoltageBoost amplifier voltage in mV, or null if B path has no sensor (non-diversity MAT244)
Boost CurrentBoost amplifier current in mA, or null if B path has no sensor
GainAttenuation value (0–63)

Note: Antenna Boost Diagnostics are polled on a 30 second interval


Antenna Zone Color (Advanced)

Set a button background color to match the specific antenna zone.

OptionDescription
ZoneAntenna zone

Details

Manufacturer
Wisycom
Products
MAT244, MAT288
Latest Version
v1.0.2
Author
Phillip Ivan Pietruschka
Contributor
phillipivan(87)

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