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Click the

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button to specify the location of the firmware file and

select “MCC-8001U-4.hex.”

Click the

Update

button located on the lower left portion of the screen.

When the next screen appears; pull off the power cord from the power jack
to shutdown the MCC-8001U. Next, re-attach the power cord to restart the
MCC-8001U within 15 seconds.

NOTE:

Shutdown and startup of MCC-8001U needs to be done to complete the 8668

firmware update.

Summary of Contents for MCC-8001U

Page 1: ...User s Manual MCC 8001U Revision 1 3 2 May 2012 ...

Page 2: ...itten permission of Avitech International Corporation Avitech International Corporation may have patents patent applications trademarks copyrights or other intellectual property rights covering the subject matter in this document Except as expressly written by Avitech International Corporation the furnishing of this document does not give you any license to patents trademarks copyrights or other i...

Page 3: ...and C Tick Marking and Compliance Notice vii Statement of Compliance vii Welcome viii About this Manual ix 1 Getting Started 1 1 1 Package Contents 1 1 2 Product Features 2 Specifications 3 Operating Features 3 1 3 Identifying the Front Hardware Component 4 1 4 Identifying the Rear Hardware Components 5 1 5 Getting Your MCC 8001U Ready for Use 6 Basic Hardware Connections 6 Cascading 7 1 6 Using t...

Page 4: ...erTerminal s COM Port 71 2 3 Entering the ASCII Z Command Interface 72 2 4 ASCII Z Command Format 74 ZC 75 ZL 75 ZM 76 ZN 77 ZP 77 ZR 78 ZT 78 ZX 79 3 Firmware Upgrade 80 3 1 Updating the Firmware 80 8668 Firmware 80 MCU 8051 Firmware 83 3 2 Resetting to the Factory Default State 84 ...

Page 5: ...s unable to correct the defect or provide a replacement Product in good working order then the purchaser shall be entitled to recover damages subject to the limitation of liability set forth below LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AVITECH S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID FOR THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT IN NO EVENT SHALL AVITECH BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL SPECIAL OR CONSEQ...

Page 6: ...ny Product which fails under conditions other than those specifically covered by the Hardware Warranty will be repaired at the price of parts and labor in effect at the time of repair Such repairs are warranted for a period of ninety 90 days from date of reshipment to customer Extended Warranty Options Avitech offers OPTIONAL Extended Warranty plans that provide continuous coverage for the Product...

Page 7: ...installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC emission limits Avit...

Page 8: ...péenne 1999 5 EC German Dieses Produkt entspricht den Bestimmungen der Europäischen Richtlinie 1999 5 EC Greek To προϊόν αυτό πληροί τις προβλέψεις της Ευρωπαϊκής Οδηγίας 1999 5 EC Icelandic Þessi vara stenst reglugerð Evrópska Efnahags Bandalagsins númer 1999 5 EC Italian Questo prodotto è conforme alla Direttiva Europea 1999 5 EC Norwegian Dette produktet er i henhold til bestemmelsene i det eur...

Page 9: ...vii Australia and New Zealand C Tick Marking and Compliance Notice Statement of Compliance This product complies with Australia and New Zealand s standards for radio interference ...

Page 10: ...s only applies to composite inputs which separate brightness and color signals more efficiently in a 3D domain It eliminates cross color cross luminance and dot crawl distortion all of which detract from the visual monitoring experience Using the latest DCDi technology from Faroudja DCDi is a video mode algorithm that stands for Directional Correlation De interlacing Its function is to help optimi...

Page 11: ...are used to distinguish elements of text NOTE provides additional hints or information that requires special attention CAUTION identifies important information which if not followed may result in loss of data or damage to your device Any name of menu command icon or button that you can see on the screen is shown in a bold typeset For example On the Start menu select Settings ...

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Page 13: ...ending on the model you purchased the cabinet color and the look of the accessories may be different from the ones shown in this manual 1 1 Package Contents After unpacking the shipping carton you should find these standard items Avitech MCC 8001U RJ 50 GPI Terminal Block 12 V DC Power Adapter Standard Power Cord US customers only DVI Cascading Cable optional when purchasing 2 or more MCC 8001U RS...

Page 14: ...matic sensing of HD SDI SD SDI and composite analog input Minimal processing delay of less than one frame Automatic detection of aspect ratio 16 9 and 4 3 Up to 26 internal configuration presets On screen display of customized labels borders and video alarms future option Supports direct TSL tally UMD interface Communication control via RS 232 Compatibility with Phoenix G software for configuratio...

Page 15: ...onnector simultaneous DVI and RGB Number of output 1 2 or 4 GPI 8 inputs Data input output Serial port Number of port 1 Baud rate up to 1 Mbaud RS 232 RS 485 Number of ports 2 Power supply Consumption less than 30 watts 100 250 V 50 60 Hz external 12 V DC Housing Metal Dimension W D rack 203 254 mm 8 10 inch Weight 2 3 kg 5 lbs Environment Temperature Operating 0 C 32 F to 40 C 104 F Storage 10 C ...

Page 16: ...al block adapter is provided for tally or loading presets Up to 26 presets configurations can be saved and recalled from the module s Flash EEPROM Compatible with MCC 8004 modules 1 3 Identifying the Front Hardware Component Ref Component Description Power LED Lights green when the MCC 8001U is powered on ...

Page 17: ...the power adapter RS 232 RS 232 connector for signal from the computer 100 250V AC Power jack for connecting the AC power cord ID Rotary dial to assign unique addresses in systems with two or more units GPI RJ 50 connector for GP input output RS 485 in out RS 485 connectors for serial cascading input output Dip switches The left dip switch is for updating the firmware while the right dip switch is...

Page 18: ... configuration you wish to set up 1 Connect up to four BNC cables to the four Video Input 1 2 3 4 ports for HD SD SDI composite video inputs 2 Connect the RS 232 cable to the RS 232 port for signal from the computer and for using the computer s Phoenix G software to perform setup on the MCC 8001U 3 Connect the DVI I cable to the DVI I Output 1 2 3 4 port for video output to the monitor display ...

Page 19: ...ut 6 Connect the AC power cord to the 100 250V AC power jack Cascading To cascade two or more Avitech MCC 8001U perform the following steps 1 Set the Rotary ID on the first Avitech MCC 8001U to 0 set the rotary ID on the second Avitech MCC 8001U to 1 set the rotary ID on the third MCC 8001U to 2 and so forth can be other values as long as they are different from each other s setting ...

Page 20: ...ace is cascaded through RJ 45 RS 485 which is used to loop communication from one module to the next The data stream carries control and configuration information Take the RS 485 cascading cable and connect one end to the RS 485 out of the Master first module N and the other end to RS 485 in of the next module up N 1 Refer to the sample module combination as follows ...

Page 21: ... MCC 8001U becomes slave to the MCC 8004 so make sure to set the baud rate of the MCC 8001U to 57600 bps before cascading see the later section for instructions on setting the baud rate 1 6 Using the Phoenix G Software The Phoenix G configuration software is designed for all Avitech multiviewer modules This program requires no installation and should not be run from a read only device such as an o...

Page 22: ...your computer s COM port to be 1 10 Upon starting up the Phoenix G configuration software make sure to specify the same COM port setting as your controlling computer Or click to select Automatically Search may be slower on some system ...

Page 23: ...rt select Automatically Search then click the MCC8001 checkbox NOTE The MCC 8001U does not support IP as the communication mode 2 Click OK and your computer will start to search for your MCC 8001U NOTE If you have two or more modules cascaded they should also be detected Make sure that the slave module s baud rate and resolution is the same as the master module s baud rate 3 Upon finding your devi...

Page 24: ... modules NOTE Make sure the cascaded modules have different rotary ID settings e g 1 2 3 on their rear panels 4 Click OK and the following screens appear Module Layout window Phoenix G control window and Option window ...

Page 25: ... layout belonging to ID 1 on the Phoenix G control window the middle window displays the layout belonging to ID 2 while the right window displays the layout belonging to ID 3 Phoenix G control window is for creating and configuring the layout NOTE When entering the Phoenix G software for the first time the layout for ID 2 and ID 3will be covered by ID 1 ...

Page 26: ...oenix G proprietary logo and the name of the software 1280 1024 60Hz shows the current output resolution and frequency Baud 57600 bps shows the current COM port baud rate default is 115200 bps Option window is for group and window label setup save load file and adjust image ...

Page 27: ...e Layout window Phoenix G Control Window Select Menu Open Option Menu This toggles the Option window display on off Dock Option Menu This returns the Option window display to its default position on the right side of the Phoenix G control window This option is not available grayed out if the previous item Open Option Menu is disabled ...

Page 28: ...16 Settings Menu ...

Page 29: ...ging the output resolution affects all the modules in the selected group If you have more than one group make sure you select the correct Group on the drop down menu The MCC 8001U default output resolution is 1280 1024 60 Hz ...

Page 30: ...lowing screen appears set the output resolution to match the monitor display s Select the Refresh Frequency select the Mode from the drop down menu and then click OK You will notice that the selected resolution is displayed on the title bar of your Phoenix G software ...

Page 31: ...ed the serial cable and re connected it click Reconnect COM Port to continue the configuration process System Parameter The following setup affects all the modules of all the groups Upon clicking System Parameter the menu appears as shown below ...

Page 32: ...iguration change One Module Per Group By default the Phoenix G software will combine all available modules into one large group To quickly divide modules into different groups each module can be treated as a group For example if cascading four modules it will divide into four groups When the next screen appears click OK to finalize the changes The configuration progress will be shown on the screen...

Page 33: ...g a new group is 1 Right click the mouse on the module you wish to add to the new group Then click Set ID to New Group 2 Repeat for all additional modules you can either add additional modules to the new group or create additional groups ...

Page 34: ...t Yes when prompted to save to flash memory Save System Files to Flash This allows you to save all configuration settings to flash memory If the system configuration has been changed save the changes first before continuing the other configuration settings The progress of saving to flash memory will be displayed ...

Page 35: ...gs to click ON OFF Advanced Upon clicking Advanced the following screen appears Use Broadcast Load File For loading presets switching resolution group reset When this option is enabled with checkmark the Phoenix G software will broadcast the command to every module allowing for simultaneous execution of the command ...

Page 36: ...information No Signal Size Refer to When the window is unable to detect a signal this will serve as the basis for the Phoenix G software to adjust the window size NTSC maximum window size is 816 465 PAL maximum window size is 816 560 Clear Alarm Message Locked State Use this function to remove all the alarm messages that were previously saved Clear Tally Status When running tally via RS 232 use th...

Page 37: ...p only Upon clicking Group Parameter the menu appears as shown below Group Reset This allows you to refresh all modules belonging to the same group Label There are two hierarchies for setting the Label properties One can affect the entire group while the other affects a single window ...

Page 38: ...es perform the following steps NOTE Make sure to turn on all labels see previous section before setting the label properties Select Settings Group Parameter Label to adjust the Font Color B G background Color and font Size for all labels in the group ...

Page 39: ...27 For an Individual Window 1 Right click the mouse on a window and select Label to enter text 2 Keep in mind that each window supports one line of text up to 30 characters ...

Page 40: ...to set the transparency level of the entire label including the background BMP Label allows you to activate the Universal fonts for labels by performing the following steps 1 Click to enable the BMP Label checkbox with checkmark 2 Click the BMP Label Font Type button 3 When the Font window appears set the Font Font style and Size Then click OK 4 On the Line 1 window enter a label in the desired la...

Page 41: ...ed on by default To turn off the border perform the following steps For an Entire Group 1 Select Settings Group Parameter Border and then change the Border Width to 0 2 You can also change the border color Each pixel line can be a different color ...

Page 42: ...30 3D border For an Individual Window To change the border properties for an individual window right click the mouse on the window and select Border then select the desired color and size ...

Page 43: ...owing steps 1 Select Settings Group Parameter Tally The following window appears Tally 1 and 2 are triggered by GPIO MCC 8001U only supports Tally 1 and Tally 2 2 The settings that can be adjusted include Tally Color Label Border and Flash NOTE Tally 1 and Tally 2 can trigger either Label or Border but there is only one border or label If both Tally 1 and Tally 2 are triggered simultaneously the d...

Page 44: ...on when a signal is missing For an Entire Group To set the alarm properties select Settings Group Parameter Alarm to set the Process Video Alarm Switch adjust the Signal Type s Font Color and B G background Color for alarm in the group You can also lock the video alarm ...

Page 45: ...sh as warning GPO to assign a GPO contact closure to alarm so that the alarm creates a voltage supports up to 5 V on the contact when it is triggered All Process Response Time to set the no video alarm response time from 0 23 to 23 seconds Alarm Lock once the signal is lost and is re gained the warning will still be shown on the screen This feature is to notify you a problem happened but no one no...

Page 46: ...ny of the two four modules lose the signal source Setting COM Port This allows you to configure the serial port of the module with the computer for configuration and control To set the COM port perform the following steps By default the COM port is set to normal and baud rate set to 115200 bps 1 Select Settings Group Parameter COM A The following screen appears ...

Page 47: ...d control TSL for configuring the serial port of the module with TSL connection The initialization process is different so the same TSL connection for other Avitech products may not function correctly with the MCC 8001U without additional changes 5 After setting COM A you may be prompted to close the Phoenix G software and power cycle shutdown and restart the module Safe Area Select Settings Group...

Page 48: ...ttom markers Display 4 3 markers fixed 4 3 markers vertical yellow lines delineates the 4 3 area in a 16 9 window TSL The MCC 8001U includes one RS 232 port that is used for connecting to a computer for configuration control and connecting to TSL controller One TSL port of the TSL controller is needed for connecting to the first module of each group To setup the configuration perform the following...

Page 49: ... drop down menu select TSL The Baud Rate will automatically adjust to 38400 bps according to TSL specifications 3 Save and exit the Phoenix G software this can also be done once all the parameters have been configured ...

Page 50: ...38 4 By default all windows are enabled for the TSL protocol This can be changed for an individual window on a group basis or at the system level by clicking Settings System Parameter ...

Page 51: ...9 5 Click All TSL and then select ON OFF For an Entire Group 1 Select Settings Group Parameter TSL 2 Ensure that Enable is selected with checkmark If it is unchecked only static labels will be displayed ...

Page 52: ...TSL implementation allows it click the radio button to select the corresponding options This concludes the TSL setup on the group level For an individual window Perform the above same steps for each window by right clicking the mouse on each individual window then clicking TSL to set the TSL Display Address NOTE When dynamic labels are displayed bitmap fonts cannot be used for displaying static an...

Page 53: ...ith the input source When frame lock is enabled On the modules help maintain image continuity to create a virtual canvas Default setting for Frame Lock is Off NOTE Before switching to a different input source on the MCC 8001U make sure Frame Lock has been turned Off ...

Page 54: ... clicking Module Parameter the menu appears as shown below Output Timing There are two output timings namely Normal and VESA Normal output timing is designed for some brands of monitor displays that do not support the VESA standard The default setting for output timing is Normal ...

Page 55: ...ou can also use the serial port with ASCII TSI or TSL to activate tally To change the appearance of tally perform the following steps 1 Select Settings Module Parameter Tally The following window appears Tally 1 and 2 are triggered by GPIO 2 The settings that can be adjusted include Tally Color LED Label Border and Flash ...

Page 56: ... activate tally two per video input or to load presets but each pin can only be assigned to one task To assign the definition of each GPI perform the following steps 1 Upon clicking GPI Definitions the following screen appears 2 After you have finished assigning tasks to each GPI click OK to finalize the changes ...

Page 57: ...ain tally for window 3 Position 6 GND turns on secondary tally for window 3 Position 7 GND turns on main tally for window 4 Position 8 GND turns on secondary tally for window 4 Make sure that the RJ 50 GPI terminal block is inserted into the GPI port on the rear panel The sample pictures below illustrate tapping the wire on position 1 to turn on the main tally for window 1 Frame Lock This allows y...

Page 58: ...his allows you to import label from export label to Microsoft Excel or Notepad to be edited externally The most convenient way is to export the file label as a Label ANSI txt file by assigning a filename when the next screen appears ...

Page 59: ...nd Module 1 When you are done editing the label highlighted in red as shown below save the txt file and import it The on screen labels will be updated To export all firmware hardware information to a text file click Export txt and assign a filename when the next screen appears ...

Page 60: ...48 Click Save The next screen shows the text file opened using Notepad Help Menu ...

Page 61: ...o find out the MCC 8001U module firmware version perform the following steps 1 Click Help and then click Read BIOS Version 2 When the following screen appears click Export 3 Assign a filename and click Save to save the data ...

Page 62: ...backup all saved presets and system configuration files to your computer hard drive s c Avitech_VCC Backup COM_1 xxxx _ folder WARNING Everything in the Backup folder will be erased If you have previously backed up presets they will all be written over when you backup presets again If you want to keep the old presets move the entire Backup folder to a temporary directory e g c temp This will creat...

Page 63: ...dule is not being restored and that the form of communication is the same RS 232 only 3 If the backup content is somewhere else other than at the c Avitech_VCC Backup COM_1 xxxx _ copy the backup data xxxx _ into the c Avitech_VCC Backup COM_1 location 4 Run the Phoenix G software and select Yes when prompted whether to restore the module using the backup data 5 Click Help and then click Restore M...

Page 64: ...ed on the upper right corner that allows the backup information to be written to all the module s flash memory The Restore button will then be enabled so you can click on it If the checking results shows an Abnormal report confirm if the backup Path is correct Then click Restore NOTE You can click to enable the Forces checkbox located on the upper right corner that allows the backup information to...

Page 65: ... The progress of the restore process will be shown If the backup Path is incorrect click Browse to select the correct location Then click OK to continue 7 Click OK when the next screen appears to continue ...

Page 66: ...OK when the next screen appears to restart the Phoenix G software NOTE If upon clicking Restore Module Information on the Help menu and the following error message appears click OK On the next screen click Browse ...

Page 67: ...n the next screen click Browse again to specify the correct backup Path Read Phoenix G Information 1 Click Help and then click About 2 You should see a pop up box showing the Phoenix G software information ...

Page 68: ...ividual window right click the mouse on the particular window to access the window s menu Check Signal To display the video signal being fed into the selected window right click the mouse on a particular window and click Check Signal The following screen appears ...

Page 69: ...abel 1 The Option window has a checkbox that can be used to turn off the label L for each window 2 To turn off a label find the checkbox that represents the selected window and check to enable or un check to disable the Label ...

Page 70: ...58 3 Upon right clicking on a particular window select Label and the following screen appears NOTE When output resolution is set to 800x600 the label size can support up to size 2 36 pixels only ...

Page 71: ...for the border Upon right clicking on a particular window select Border and the following screen appears Displaying Static Dynamic Labels This allows you to display static dynamic labels by right clicking on a particular window select TSL and the following screen appears ...

Page 72: ...h it is displayed you may change the monitor s aspect ratio to display the signal without deformation 1 Click the mouse to select Enable and then select the desired aspect ratio 2 Then click OK The available selection for HD SDI is 16 9 while for SD SDI Composite you can switch between 4 3 and 16 9 Setting the Safe Area This allows you to adjust the safe area for all four margins ...

Page 73: ...se the save to flash feature After creating the master layout and you want the MCC 8001U to load it again when the unit is power cycled shutdown and restart After you are done saving presets and you want to save all the presets that were created into the internal flash memory of the module If this action is skipped the module will lose all the presets that were created ...

Page 74: ...62 To save to flash perform the following steps 1 Click Save File in the Option window ...

Page 75: ...the presets you create are stored in the MCC 8001U and not in the computer that is running the Phoenix G software In order to write all the presets into the internal flash memory of the MCC 8001U after creating it you will need to save to flash To save a preset perform the following steps 1 Configure the layout to how you want it to display ...

Page 76: ...64 2 Click Save File in the Option window ...

Page 77: ...eset names The file extension GP will be automatically added to the file name 4 Repeat the above steps for each additional preset 5 After you are done creating presets load the file that you want to be the master layout which gets loaded when the MCC 8001U is powered on 6 Close the Phoenix G software and select Yes when prompted to save to flash ...

Page 78: ...66 Loading File 1 In the Option menu click Load File ...

Page 79: ...67 2 Select a saved file and then click OK to load the preset ...

Page 80: ...68 Making Adjustments 1 In the Option menu click Adjustment ...

Page 81: ...htness 0 255 Saturation 0 127 Contrast 0 127 and Hue 128 127 parameters directly by using the sliders Click the Default button on the lower right portion of the screen to reset the values to the factory default NOTE The Hue parameter can only be adjusted when using composite video ...

Page 82: ... with using the Avitech ASCII Protocol AAP of the MCC 8001U via Microsoft Windows HyperTerminal function as an example 2 1 Setting the RS 232 Port Before using the ASCII Z command interface make sure that the COM A RS 232 port on the MCC 8001U is set at Normal 8 bit data 1 stop bit no parity and no flow control The default baud rate is 115200 bps should be set at 57600 bps To correctly use the ASC...

Page 83: ...s connected 2 2 Setting the HyperTerminal s COM Port To set the HyperTerminal s COM port perform the following steps 1 Click Start All Programs Accessories Communications HyperTerminal to startup the Windows HyperTerminal function 2 Set the HyperTerminal s COM port to the following settings same as RS 232 port setting Baud Rate 57600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1 Flow Control None ...

Page 84: ... interface perform the following steps 1 Connect the HyperTerminal s COM port computer to the MCC 8001U RS 232 port and make sure that power supply is available 2 Connect the power cord to the MCC 8001U so that it will use the 57600 bps baud rate to transmit the startup signal ...

Page 85: ...Enter to login to the ASCII Z command interface When the HyperTerminal s command prompt symbol appears you can start entering ASCII Z commands 4 To logout of the ASCII Z command interface type exit and press Enter ...

Page 86: ... Module is comprised of the middle two numbers 01 15 00 is used to pertain to all modules Window Assignment is comprised of the last two numbers 01 04 00 is used to pertain to all window assignments Parameter 1 of color assignment RRRGGGBBB is comprised of nine Arabic numerals this is used in designating the color Parameter 2 of on off switch 1 signifies ON while 0 signifies OFF NOTE Each video in...

Page 87: ... sets the border color of group 1 module 1 window 1 as dim green with 3D effect ZC 010101 B 000255000 ndc sets the border color of group 1 module 1 window 1 as pure green but without 3D effect ZC 200101 L 255000000 sets the label background color of group 20 module 1 window 1 as dim RED with 3D effect ZC 020202 B 255000000 ndc sets the border color of group 2 module 2 window 2 as red but without 3...

Page 88: ...r refers to the list of resolutions that MCC 8001U supports Description Resolution Vertical Frequency 50 Hz 60 Hz 75 Hz 800 600 42 1 47 1024 768 31 2 11 1280 720 30 15 48 1280 768 32 22 49 1280 1024 29 9 12 1360 768 38 20 21 1400 1050 34 35 50 1440 900 46 45 51 1600 1200 39 10 52 1680 1050 41 40 53 1920 1080 1080p 28 26 N A 1920 1200 37 36 N A Examples ZM 010000 10 sets all the modules in group 1 ...

Page 89: ... one command will not be recognizable ZP Format ZP GGMMPP L oad filename GP load filename from RAM ZP GGMMPP S ave filename GP save filename to RAM ZP GGMMPP L oad load the configuration from EEPROM ZP GGMMPP S ave save the configuration to EEPROM ZP GGMMPP Load Latest load the latest configuration Function load a previously saved preset or save current layout to a preset Description If the filena...

Page 90: ...eo ratio Examples ZR GGMM01 4 3 16 9 sets GGMM01 SD video ratio as 4 3 HD video as 16 9 ZR 000000 16 9 4 3 sets all windows SD video ratio as 16 9 HD video as 4 3 ZR GGMMPP 7 12 7 12 sets GGMMPP s SD and HD video ratio as 7 12 ZR GGMMPP 0 0 0 0 disables the function by setting the width rate or height rate 0 ZT Format ZT GGMMPP 1 tally 1 2 tally 2 1 on 0 off color index number Function turn on or ...

Page 91: ...orts ASCII characters only include the quotation marks font size where 0 is the current font size 1 4 are the available font size background extend 0 is do not extend 64 is extend outside video 0 is inside video 128 is outside video Function to change the label text and font size as well as specify the inner outer video Examples ZX 000000 Input 1 Input 1 will appear as the label for all the window...

Page 92: ...are needs to be updated make sure to perform 8668 firmware update first Disconnect all cascaded modules connect only one module at a time 8668 Firmware To update the 8668 firmware perform the following steps 1 Connect the power cable to the 100 240V AC power jack on the rear panel of the MCC 8001U and the other end to an electrical outlet 2 Use a serial RS 232 cable and connect one end to the MCC ...

Page 93: ...CB RS232 IP and on the Style drop down menu select MCC8001U 8668 5 Select the COM port number you are using to connect the MCC 8001U to the computer from the COM drop down menu 6 Click to select Chip 1 when using the MCC 8001U 1 or click to select Chip 1 and Chip 2 when using the MCC 8001U 2 or click to select Chip 1 Chip 2 Chip 3 and Chip 4 when using the MCC 8001U 4 ...

Page 94: ...button located on the lower left portion of the screen 9 When the next screen appears pull off the power cord from the power jack to shutdown the MCC 8001U Next re attach the power cord to restart the MCC 8001U within 15 seconds NOTE Shutdown and startup of MCC 8001U needs to be done to complete the 8668 firmware update ...

Page 95: ...the following screen appears select CB RS232 IP and on the Style drop down menu select MCC8001U MCU 8051 3 Select the COM port number you are using to connect the MCC 8001U to the computer from the COM drop down menu 4 Click the Browse button to specify the location of the firmware file and select AT MCC8001 MCU hex 5 Push the number 1 dip switch located on the MCC 8001U rear panel downward to the...

Page 96: ...ing to the Factory Default State To reset your MCC 8001U to the factory default state perform the following steps 1 Power off the MCC 8001U by unplugging the power cord 2 Push the number 2 dip switch located on the MCC 8001U rear panel downward to the ON position 3 Power on the MCC 8001U by plugging in the power cord for 20 seconds make sure that power is available 4 Power off the MCC 8001U again ...

Page 97: ...nd should be treated as two groups Latest File Contains the layout that gets loaded each time the module is powered on Master Module Connects to the computer via RS 232 cable to function as the controlling module when cascading more than one module Module File the module s sys file contains the module ID model name IP address tally configuration data Preset File the gpx preset file contains the la...

Page 98: ...e sub module s unique ID For MCC 8001U 2 there are two sub modules Sub ID 1 is to identify the Video Input 1 and DVI I Output 1 ports while Sub ID 2 is to identify the Video Input 2 and DVI I Output 2 ports System File the system agi file contains the group number and group cascading module s configuration data ...

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