HDMI-CEC

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HDMI-CEC is a feature of HDMI that allows interconnected devices to control each other’s basic functions over a single HDMI cable, enabling unified remote control and coordinated power and playback.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf HDMI feature
consumer electronics control standard
abbreviationOf HDMI-CEC self-linksurface differs
surface form: Consumer Electronics Control
communicationType single-wire bidirectional serial bus
dataRate about 1 kbit/s
developedFor HDMI
enables control of multiple HDMI devices with a single remote
coordinated playback control between devices
coordinated power on and power off between devices
sending control commands over HDMI cable
fullName HDMI-CEC self-linksurface differs
surface form: High-Definition Multimedia Interface – Consumer Electronics Control
hasLimit maximum of 15 logical devices on a CEC bus
improvedIn HDMI 1.2 specification
HDMI
surface form: HDMI 1.3 specification

HDMI 1.4 specification
HDMI 2.0 specification
introducedIn HDMI 1.0 specification
isBackwardCompatibleWith earlier HDMI versions that include CEC support
isOptionalIn HDMI specification
limitation not all HDMI devices fully implement all CEC features
vendor-specific implementations may be incompatible
marketedAs Anynet+
Aquos Link
Bravia
surface form: Bravia Sync

CEC Control
EasyLink
REGZA
surface form: Regza Link

Simplink
Viera Link
partOf HDMI specification
physicalLayer uses HDMI pin 13
requires CEC enabled in device settings
CEC support in each connected device
signalVoltage approximately 3.3 volts
standardizedBy HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc.
supports OSD display of device names
audio system control
deck control
device menu control
one-touch play
remote control pass-through
routing control
system audio mode
system standby
timer programming in some implementations
tuner control
topology bus topology shared by all HDMI devices in a chain
typicalUseCase TV controlling a Blu-ray player
TV controlling an AV receiver volume
game console turning TV on and switching input
uses logical addresses for devices
opcodes to define commands
usesMedium HDMI cable

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HDMI-CEC abbreviationOf HDMI-CEC self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Consumer Electronics Control
HDMI-CEC fullName HDMI-CEC self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: High-Definition Multimedia Interface – Consumer Electronics Control
Android TV supports HDMI-CEC