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AT-OME-MS42

Configuration and Management Interfaces

USB Page

This page provides controls for setting the behavior of USB host switching. Refer to

USB Modes (page 33)

for

more information.

Follow USB

This is the default mode and functions similar to auto-switching for video. In this mode, the AT-OME-MS42 will

detect which USB ports are connected to a host device. If both USB host ports are connected to host devices,

then the AT-OME-MS42 will set the last-connected USB host device as the “active” USB host.

Manual

This mode provides manual selection of the USB host port to be used.

Follow Video

In this mode, each video input can be assigned to either

USB 1

USB 2

host ports. This mode locks the USB

host device to the desired video input. Each host device will have access to the same USB devices, when video

switching occurs.

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Page 1: ...AtlonaManuals Switchers AT OME MS42 Three Input Switcher for HDMI and USB C with HDBaseT and HDMI Outputs 4K UHD...

Page 2: ...AT OME MS42 2 Version Release Date Notes 1 Sep 2019 Initial release Version Information...

Page 3: ...ct go to http atlona com registration Sales Marketing and Customer Support Welcome to Atlona Operating Notes Main Office Atlona Incorporated 70 Daggett Drive San Jose CA 95134 United States Office 1 8...

Page 4: ...cts 10 years from proof of purchase date for hardware electronics products purchased on or after June 1 2013 3 years from proof of purchase date for hardware electronics products purchased before June...

Page 5: ...cts or states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of relief special incidental consequential or indirect damages or the limitation of liability to specified amounts so the above limitations or ex...

Page 6: ...Do not use this product near water 6 Clean only with a dry cloth 7 Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions 8 Do not install or place this prod...

Page 7: ...Input 23 Scaler Pass Through 24 Notes on Scaling 25 Audio Management 26 Audio Output Muting 26 De embedding External Analog Audio 26 HDCP Content 27 EDID Management 28 Using the Downstream EDID 28 ED...

Page 8: ...58 EDID Page 59 USB Page 60 Time Page 61 Config Page 62 System Page 63 Solution Setup and Configuration Guide 65 Display Control 65 CEC Control 65 Using RS 232 68 Using IP 71 Pass through mode 75 Cont...

Page 9: ...r three host PCs plus two peripheral devices such as a camera microphone speakerphone or keyboard and mouse It is ideal for video conferencing and many other 4K presentation applications with the OME...

Page 10: ...when an HDBaseT link is established between the AT OME MS42 and a receiver 3 HDMI OUT Input LED Indicators These LED indicators display which input is routed to the HDMI OUT port A solid blue indicat...

Page 11: ...8 HDMI OUT Connect an HDMI cable from this port to a display or other sink device 9 HDBaseT OUT Connect a category cable from this port to a compatible receiver unit Recommended receivers are the AT...

Page 12: ...or balanced audio using XLR connectors Use the included 5 pin captive screw terminal block Balanced audio connections use two signal wires and a ground to minimize interference in audio signals Unbala...

Page 13: ...4V RESET AUDIO OUT USB HOST RS 232 L R RX TX USB USB USB HUB Cable Max Distance 4K Max Distance 1080p CAT5e 295 feet 90 meters 330 feet 100 meters CAT6a CAT6a CAT7 330 feet 100 meters 330 feet 100 met...

Page 14: ...B U S B DP HDM I 3 HDM I 4 PWR LINK USB C HDB aseT OUT AT OM E M S42 OM EGA TM MU LTI FOM AT SW ITC HER DP HDM I 3 HDM I 4 USB C HDM I OUT HDMI Laptop USB C USB Host DisplayPort Laptop USB Host Laptop...

Page 15: ...is 192 168 1 254 1 Make sure the AT OME MS42 is powered by connecting the included power supply 2 Press and hold the IP MODE button on the rear of the unit 3 Release the button once the LED indicator...

Page 16: ...sed Check the HDBaseT connections and or try a different cable USB C DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 Solid green The input is the currently selected active input Off The input is not active IP MODE Flash green 4x Fl...

Page 17: ...HDMI OUT and HDBaseT OUT ports The active input will be identified on the front panel HDMI LED input indicators An active input will be displayed as a solid green LED Auto Switching page 22 can also b...

Page 18: ...elect Matrix Mode IMPORTANT When the AT OME MS42 is set to Matrix Mode both auto switching and display control will be disabled Device Operation This mode allows the AT OME MS42 to independently switc...

Page 19: ...T port 6 Click the Matrix Mode HDBaseT Source drop down list and select the input to be routed to the HDBaseT OUT port 7 Matrix Mode configuration is complete NOTE If the input source for the HDBaseT...

Page 20: ...tching pool For example if the HDMI IN 3 port is specified as a static input then auto switching will skip this port when auto switching Matrix Mode w Static Route 1 Login to the web server Refer to I...

Page 21: ...source connected to the DisplayPort input DP IN will be output to the HDMI OUT port The DP IN port is the static source and the HDMI OUT port is the static output This particular configuration will a...

Page 22: ...er available that it will fallback to any available input IMPORTANT The auto switching feature is only available when the Switching Mode is set to Mirrored or Matrix mode with static route Refer to Sw...

Page 23: ...lected then the switcher will return to the last connected input If no input is found then it will attempt to switch to any available input The default fallback port is set to Previous This means if m...

Page 24: ...efer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 2 Click A V Settings in the menu bar 3 Click the Scaler toggle switch 4 The following message box will be displayed Click OK to dismiss the message box 5...

Page 25: ...scaled to 1080p The internal scaler will be bypassed if the connected display supports the resolution and timing information from the source device The HDBaseT OUTPUT port supports up to 4K 60 Hz Howe...

Page 26: ...he Web Server page 51 2 Click A V Settings in the menu bar 3 Locate the Audio section 4 Click the toggle switch for the desired output For example to mute the audio output on the HDBaseT Output click...

Page 27: ...k A V Settings in the menu bar 3 Locate the HDCP section 4 Click the toggle switch next to the desired input In this example clicking the USBC toggle switch and setting it to the OFF position will ins...

Page 28: ...EDID EDID Presets Storing EDID Data By default the AT OME MS42 will read the EDID from the display device The term downstream is used to describe any device that receives a signal from another device...

Page 29: ...lick the DisplayPort drop down list 5 EDID preset selection is complete EDID Preset Connected Display The default setting Refer to the previous page details 3840x2160 2CH NO HDR Support 3840 x 2160 60...

Page 30: ...with EDID data to be captured EIA CEA 861 Inform ation Revision number 3 IT underscan Supported Basic audio Supported YCbCr 4 4 4 Supported YCbCr 4 2 2 Supported Native form ats 1 Detailed timing 1 1...

Page 31: ...ed to the HDMI OUT port on the AT OME MS42 the HDMI Output option is selected Here the EDID will be stored in Memory 1 6 Click the Save button next to the drop down list for the memory location 7 The...

Page 32: ...appears as an available EDID preset for each available input on the AT OME MS42 9 The EDID storing procedure is completed NOTE Once an EDID is written to a memory location it can be overwritten with...

Page 33: ...et the last connected USB host device as the active USB host Use the procedure below to enable Follow USB mode 1 Connect the host computers to the USB host ports as desired Note that it is not require...

Page 34: ...t If both USB 1 and USB 2 host ports are connected and one USB host port is disconnected then the AT OME MS42 will automatically switch to the opposite USB host port 5 Follow USB configuration is comp...

Page 35: ...server Refer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 3 Click USB in the menu bar 4 Click the Follow Video radio button The factory default USB Host assignments for Input 1 through Input 4 are shown...

Page 36: ...HUB Input indicator AT OME MS42 DP HD MI 3 HD MI 4 PW R LIN K US B C HD Ba seT OU T AT OME MS42 OMEG A TM MULTI FOMAT SW ITCH ER DP HD MI 3 HD MI 4 US B C HD MI OU T USB HOST 1 HDMI IN 3 Laptop 1 USB...

Page 37: ...C HD MI OU T USB HOST 1 HDMI IN 3 Laptop 1 USB HOST 2 HDMI IN 4 Laptop 2 Laptop1 Laptop2 USB USB Speaker Microphone AT HDVS CAM 1 0 X Z o o m F 1 6 F3 0 f4 7m m f 4 7 m m 1 0 X Z o o m F 1 6 F 3 0 f 4...

Page 38: ...an be set using either local time or by assigning a Network Time Protocol NTP server 1 Login to the web server Refer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 2 Click Time in the menu bar 3 Click the...

Page 39: ...sired NTP server 5 Click the Sync button to synchronize the AT OME MS42 clock with the NTP server time 6 Click the Save button to commit changes 1 Login to the web server Refer to Introduction to the...

Page 40: ...clicking the drop down lists for month week day hour and minute 5 Repeat the same procedure for the End Time row 6 In the Adjust Time row set the offset time This time is the number of hours which Da...

Page 41: ...to the Web Server page 51 2 Click Config in the menu bar 3 Click the Old Password field and enter the current password 4 Enter the new password in the New Password field 5 Retype the new password in...

Page 42: ...OME MS42 will be assigned an IP address on the network and no further network configuration is required However if the AT OME MS42 is unable to detect a DHCP server within 15 seconds then the unit wi...

Page 43: ...espectively 7 Click the Save button to commit changes Changes will take effect immediately Changing the Telnet Port Typically the Telnet service is assigned to TCP port 23 This is the default setting...

Page 44: ...tials Set this toggle switch to OFF to bypass user credentials request 4 Click Save to commit changes Telnet Login Mode When a Telnet session is request the AT OME MS42 provides the option to prompt f...

Page 45: ...seconds 166 minutes 2 76 hours can be selected Adjusting Telnet Timeout When a Telnet session is active the AT OME MS42 can be set to monitor Telnet activity If there is no activity within the specifi...

Page 46: ...ng the Host Name By default the AT OME MS42 is assgned a hostname which is constructed as follows OMEMS42 last six digits of MAC address For example a default hostname might look like this OMEMS42 000...

Page 47: ...h allowing the client to access the LAN A full explanation of the 802 1X protocol is beyond the scope of this manual However the illustration below shows the basic architecture E t h e r n e t E A P O...

Page 48: ...server which will process the credentials For example if foo authserv com is entered then this identifies AUTHSERV as the RADIUS authentication server CA certificate Click the Browse button to select...

Page 49: ...n a rack environment By default the front panel buttons are unlocked 1 Login to the web server Refer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 2 Click System in the menu bar 3 Click the Front Panel Lo...

Page 50: ...b server Refer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 2 Click System in the menu bar 3 Click the Factory Default button 4 The following message will be displayed at the top of the screen Click OK t...

Page 51: ...e network 2 Launch a web browser and enter the IP address of the unit If the default static IP address is being used enter 192 168 1 254 3 The AT OME MS42 Login page will be displayed Introduction to...

Page 52: ...n of firmware On Time d h m s Displays how long the system has been powered since the last reboot reset Rx Type If a receiver is connected to the AT OME MS42 then it will be displayed in this field Ot...

Page 53: ...to manually select the switching mode Refer to Switching Modes page 17 for more information Input Description USBC Sets USBC as the active input DisplayPort Sets DP IN as the active input HDMI3 Sets...

Page 54: ...drop down list to select the fallback input If the source is disconnected from the active input then the switcher can be configured to automatically switch to the desired port Scaler Click this toggle...

Page 55: ...tion will instruct the source to send non HDCP content to the display Note that not all sources have this capability NOTE Setting this feature to OFF for any source does not provide decryption of HDCP...

Page 56: ...ME MS42 to send the power on command to the display when an A V signal is detected When the AV signal is no longer present the AT OME MS42 will send the power off command to the display If this featur...

Page 57: ...lable values are 10 seconds to 300 seconds The default value is 10 seconds Control Type Sets the control protocol for the connected display Click this drop down to select the control type Available se...

Page 58: ...he following options are available 1 or 2 RS 232 Parameter Setting RS 232 settings for local or HDBaseT RS 232 control RS232 over HDBaseT If the AT OME MS42 is connected to a device such as the AT OME...

Page 59: ...ble settings for most displays In addition three memory locations are available for storing captured EDID data If an EDID is stored in a memory location it will also be added to the list available EDI...

Page 60: ...ect which USB ports are connected to a host device If both USB host ports are connected to host devices then the AT OME MS42 will set the last connected USB host device as the active USB host Manual T...

Page 61: ...e button Click this button to commit changes to the NTP Server field If a save is not performed then the NTP server address will not be saved Server Time This field will display the current time Dayli...

Page 62: ...for more information Old Username This field cannot be changed admin is the administrator user Old Password Enter the current password for the admin username in this field The default password is Atl...

Page 63: ...CP mode Refer to Changing the Network IP Mode page 42 for more information IP Enter the IP address of the AT OME MS42 in this field This field will only be available when IP Mode is set to STATIC IP T...

Page 64: ...er to Setting the Host Name page 46 for more information Authentication Click this drop down list to select the authentication method when using the 802 1x security protocol Refer to 802 1X Security p...

Page 65: ...HDBaseT OUT AT OME MS42 OMEGATM MULTI FOMAT SWITCHER IP MODE DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 USB C HDMI OUT HDMI IN 1 2 1 2 3 4 DP IN USB C IN HDMI OUT HDBaseT OUT LAN DC 24V RESET AUDIO OUT USB HOST RS 232 L R RX T...

Page 66: ...he Web Server page 51 4 Click A V Settings in the menu bar 5 Verify that the Switching Mode is set to Mirrored Display control is not supported under Matrix Mode 6 Click Display in the menu bar 7 Unde...

Page 67: ...pectively The display should power on and power off when clicking these buttons If the display does not respond check the following Verify that CEC is enabled on the display device Verify the integrit...

Page 68: ...Display control is not supported under Matrix Mode DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 USB C HDBaseT OUT AT OME MS42 DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 USB C HDMI OUT HDMI IN 4 HDMI OUT HDBaseT OUT LAN DC 24V AUDIO OUT RS 232 L R RX TX...

Page 69: ...st and select RS 232 9 Click the RS232 Mode drop down list and select Local RS232 Terminal 10 Scroll down to the bottom of the page and locate the RS 232 IP commands section 11 Click the Manufacturer...

Page 70: ...returned The available values are 2 3 and 4 14 If Generic was selected as the manufacturer in step 11 then manually enter the required strings for each operation Refer to the following for informatio...

Page 71: ...he display DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 USB C HDBaseT OUT AT OME MS42 DP HDMI 3 HDMI 4 USB C HDMI OUT HDMI IN 4 HDMI OUT HDBaseT OUT LAN DC 24V AUDIO OUT RS 232 L R RX TX USB USB USB HUB to display 2 Login to the...

Page 72: ...credentials will be required for the Telnet session 8 Locate the TCP IP Settings of Controlled Device section and enter the following information a IP Address Enter the IP address of the device to be...

Page 73: ...the command fields with the proper values based on the selected device 12 Some devices may require that the command be sent multiple times before an acknowledge message is sent back to the AT OME MS4...

Page 74: ...riage return should be specified In the example above x0D is the hexadecimal value for a carriage return HEX Command Strings ASCII Command Strings a Enter the ASCII command string is the correct field...

Page 75: ...ERN ET 2 3 4 VID EO OUT 48V DC FAC TOR Y RES ET AT OME MS42 AT OME EX RX Display Control System DP HDM I 3 HDM I 4 PW R LINK USB C HDB aseT OUT AT OM E M S42 OM EG A TM MU LTI FO MA T SW ITC HE R DP H...

Page 76: ...ay Refer to the User Manual of the display device for more information 8 Click the Save button to commit changes 9 RS 232 pass through configuration is complete The control system can now be used to s...

Page 77: ...8V DC FAC TO RY RES ET Control System AT OME MS42 DP HD MI 3 HD MI 4 PW R LIN K USB C HD Bas eT OU T AT OME M S42 OM EG A TM MU LTI FOM AT SW ITC HE R DP HD MI 3 HD MI 4 USB C HD MI OU T 1 Connect the...

Page 78: ...same network where the AT OME MS42 is connected 3 Login to the web server Refer to Introduction to the Web Server page 51 4 Click System in the menu bar Requirements AT OME MS42 Firmware file Computer...

Page 79: ...MS42 79 Appendix 8 Click the OK button to begin the firmware update process Click the Cancel button to cancel the process 9 After the firmware update process is complete the Login screen will be disp...

Page 80: ...of the unit to attach the mounting brackets 1 Attach the included small rack ear to one side of the AT OME MS42 using the included screws 2 Attach the included longer rack ear to the opposite side of...

Page 81: ...U S B C H D B a se T O U T A T O M E M S 4 2 O M E G A TM M U L T I F O M A T S W IT C H E R D P H D M I 3 H D M I 4 U S B C H D M I O U T U S B C D P H D M I 3 H D M I 4 B Y O D D I S P L A Y I N P...

Page 82: ...a 6 drywall screw is recommended Mounting screws are not included NOTE The unit can also be mounted under a flat surface such as a table by turning the unit upside down Appendix PWR VOL LEVEL AUDIO A...

Page 83: ...unweighted Sample Rate 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 176 4 kHz 192 kHz 2560 1600 60 Hz 2048 1536 60 Hz 1920 1200 60 Hz 1680 1050 60 Hz 1600 1200 60 Hz 1440 900 60 Hz 1400 1050 60 Hz 1280 1024...

Page 84: ...only 8 6 W Full load 104 W while powering USB C device up to 60 W HDBaseT PoE devices up to 30 W each and USB type A devices up to 2 5 W each External Power Supply 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Output 24 V 5...

Page 85: ...names and trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners Pricing specifications and availability subject to change without notice Actual products product images and o...

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