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Samsung MDC Multi-Display

By: David Bowdler
Updated: June 14, 2026
Version: 2.00
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Samsung MDC Multi-Display

Control up to eight Samsung commercial and signage displays from a single RTI driver instance using the Samsung MDC (Multiple Display Control) protocol — over TCP/IP (port 1515) or RS-232 (9600 8N1). Add a display source per room, or run a whole video wall from one processor.

Key Features

  • Up to 8 displays - each with its own IP / port / Display ID; control independently or all at once.
  • Two-way feedback - power, volume & mute, input, picture & sound mode, brightness/contrast/sharpness, model/serial/firmware.
  • Health monitoring - per-panel temperature with a configurable over-temperature event, plus fan and lamp error flags.
  • Management - Safety Lock (lock all keys), Remote-IR enable/disable, Auto Power, Network Standby.
  • Video Wall - on/off, Full/Natural, layout & position, broadcast all-on/off.
  • Mass & targeted control - All Displays power/mute/input, per-display targeting, Select Display.
  • Browse menu, debug console, optional cloud logging, and a Cable/Satellite TV template (keypad / channel / transport on tuner-equipped models).

Requirements

  • RTI XP processor - runtime 24+, software / Apex 11.4+.
  • Samsung commercial display with MDC support (QET, QBT, QMT, QHT and similar SMART Signage).
  • Display on the network (TCP port 1515) or connected via RS-232 (9600 8N1).

How It Works

Set the number of displays and each display's IP and Display ID in the configuration, then add a Display source to each room. A 120-minute trial is included so you can verify compatibility before licensing.

Samsung MDC Multi-Display Driver v2.00

Controls up to 8 Samsung commercial displays from one driver via the MDC (Multiple Display Control) protocol over TCP/IP or RS-232 serial. Set the number of displays and each display's IP / port / Display ID in the driver configuration.

Supported Models

QET Series (QE65T, QE55T, QE75T, etc.)

QBT Series

QMT / QHT Series

Any Samsung commercial display with MDC support

Connection Setup

TCP/IP (Recommended):

1. On the display: Home > ID Settings > PC Connection Cable > RJ45

2. Note the display's IP address (Home > Network > Network Status)

3. Set Display ID if needed (Home > ID Settings > Set Display ID)

4. Enter the IP address in driver config. Default port is 1515.

RS-232 Serial:

1. On the display: Home > ID Settings > PC Connection Cable > RS232C cable

2. Connect DB9 serial cable (9600 baud, 8N1)

3. Select "Serial" as connection type and choose the serial port

Features

Power on/off/reboot with two-way feedback

Volume control (0-100) with mute

Input selection (HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, URL Launcher, etc.)

Picture mode (Dynamic, Standard, Movie, Natural, Calibration)

Sound mode (Standard, Music, Movie, Speech)

Brightness, contrast, and sharpness control

Screen controls (panel on/off, screen mute, OSD)

Virtual remote key simulation (menu navigation)

Browse menu with icons for quick settings access

System info (model, serial, firmware, screen size)

Debug console (telnet) for troubleshooting

Number Pad, Channel & Transport Buttons

The number pad (0-9), Channel Up/Down, Guide, and the transport keys (Play, Pause, Stop, Rewind, Fast Forward, Record) are sent to the display as virtual remote-control key commands (MDC command 0xB0). These functions require a model that has a built-in TV tuner / media playback.

Important - tested model: The display used for testing was a Samsung QET-series signage panel (QE65T), which has NO TV tuner. These specific commands are accepted by the panel (the command is valid and acknowledged) but have no visible effect on a tuner-less signage display - this is expected. On Samsung commercial TVs that DO include a tuner, they pass through and operate normally.

If you use these buttons on a different model and they do not work as expected, please let us know at david@smarthomeprogramming.com.au and we will look into it further.

Multiple Displays

Set "Number of Displays" (1-8) in the configuration, then fill in each display's Name, IP Address, TCP Port and Display ID. Add a Display source to each room where a screen lives. Control functions can target a specific display via the Display parameter, or the currently selected display. Use "Select Display" to change the selected display.

Browse Menu

The browse menu provides quick access to common settings with visual icons. Categories can be enabled/disabled in the Browse Menu config section. Active items are marked with a checkmark.

Debug Console

Connect via telnet to the debug port (default 12513) for live diagnostics. Type 'help' for available commands.

Display ID

When daisy-chaining multiple displays via RS-232, each display needs a unique ID (1-254). Use ID 0 for direct single-display connection. ID 254 (0xFE) broadcasts to all displays.

Licensing

Licence keys can be purchased from the Smart Home Programming Driver Store:

Store: https://shpdrivers.services/store/

Email: david@smarthomeprogramming.com.au

A 120-minute trial is included for testing before purchase.

Support & Feature Requests

For bug reports, technical support, or new feature requests, please use the ticket system available in your account after logging in at the Driver Store.

Support Tickets: Log in at https://shpdrivers.services/store/ and submit a ticket from your account

Email: david@smarthomeprogramming.com.au

Terms of Service

All drivers are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. You use this software entirely at your own risk. A free trial is included so you can verify compatibility with your system before purchasing. Do not purchase a licence if you have not tested the driver on your hardware. For full terms including warranty disclaimer, limitation of liability, and refund policy, visit:

https://smarthomeprogramming.com.au/store/terms.html

Copyright

Copyright 2026 Smart Home Programming. All rights reserved.

This driver is licensed per RTI processor (keyed to the processor MAC address). A built-in 120-minute trial runs on every processor so you can verify compatibility before purchasing.

Purchase a licence key from the Smart Home Programming store. Enter the key in the driver's Licence Key configuration field. One key per processor.