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Operating Instruction

* That’s mutli-viewer preview. The black frame represents a TV ( the output1-4 you selected). The
picture shows four input sources.If you choose a source to set the mutli-viewer , the other three
screens will also change according to the input1-4, until you select the output screen.

5). Demo

Demo Mode is video preview. After opening this function, the product will automatically display all
the scenes of the product (all scenes in Mode ), including matrix, video wall, multi-viewer, mirror,
etc.Each screen playback can choose the preset time (default time includes: 2S, 5S, 10S, 30s, 60S,
180S, 600s). After you select it, it will automatically stay in the current screen.

8.2.3 Audio Settings interface

Audio control interface has five sub-menu:
1.Output1~4
2. ALL
you can choose Mute, speaker or Delay, select the corresponding output
Operation:

1

Select the "Audio" in the main menu to press the "OK"to confirm.

2

Press “ up and down” button to select "Output1" (The fifth ALL option means that all outputs

are selected)

3

Click "OK" to enter the next submenu.

4

Press the “up and down” button to select the "Delay"mode.

5

Click "OK" to enter the next submenu, select the number 30 (The factory settings default is 30)

6

Click "OK" to confirm

7

The audio delay setting is complete

Summary of Contents for BL-4X4S-VW22

Page 1: ...1 4x4 Seamless Switch 4K HDMI Matrix Video Wall Controller ...

Page 2: ...y to persons To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain moisture or install this product near water Never spill liquid of any kind on or into this product Never push an object of any kind into this product through any openings or empty slots in the unit as you may damage parts inside the unit Do not attach the power supply cabling to building surfaces Use only the supplied powe...

Page 3: ...face 25 8 2 4 EDID Settings 27 8 2 5 Preset Settings 27 8 2 6 Setup interface 28 8 2 7 Query information interface 31 9 CONNECTION DIAGRAM 32 10 IP CONTROL 33 10 1 IP setting 33 10 2 Switch setting 34 10 3 Format 35 10 4 Video Offset 35 10 5 Store 35 10 6 Modify Port Name 36 10 7 Audio 37 10 8 EDID setting 37 11 NETWORK INTERFACE DESCRIPTION 38 12 SYSTEM INTERFACE DESCRIPTION 39 13 THE FIRMWARE UP...

Page 4: ...itching delay and pictures loss during transitions the switching speed is less than 40 millisecond Support video wall mode and output image mirror function Any one of the four outputs can be turned off independently Support PCM 2CH audio Support EDID management Compliant HDCP 2 2 and HDCP1 4 Support high definition resolutions including 4K30HZ 1080p 60Hz 36 b pixels and other standard video format...

Page 5: ... 32 to 104 F Operating Humidity Range 5 to 90 RH no condensation Input Video Signal 0 5 1 0 volts p p Input DDC Signal 5 volts p p TTL Video Format Supported DTV HDTV 1080P 1080i 720P 576P 480P 4K Audio Format Supported LPCM 2 0 Input ports 4xHDMI Output ports 4xHDMI Matrix mode 4x4 Seamless switching Video wall mode Multiple video wall modes Power consumption 20watts Maximum Dimension mm L438XW20...

Page 6: ...main menu interface or return to the previous menu interface Enter button Short press indicates that the selected function is confirmed UP button A navigation key Short press means upward selection DOWN button A navigation key Short press means downward selection Lock button lock and unlock the function of all the keys press and hold on one second lock press again and hold on one second unlock 6 2...

Page 7: ...2 Same as the menu button 13 Select the input sources under video matrix mode such as Output 1 display input 1 or Output 1 2 3 4 display input 1 and so on 14 The menu button that the scenario recalls and save 15 Output 1 display input 1 Output 2 display input 2 Output 3 display input 3 Output 4 display input 4 7 CONNECTING AND OPERATING 1 Connect source devices to input ports of the matrix 2 Conne...

Page 8: ...s 1 Switch output 1 to input 2 source Operation press 1 in Output area 2 in IN area to complete the switch 2 Output 1 2 4 switch to input 3 source Operation press 1 3 and 4 in Output area 2 in IN source area to complete the switch 3 Switch all output port to input 4 source Operation press any number in Output area 4 in IN area to complete the switch 4 Go directly into the video wall mode of input ...

Page 9: ...is white 5 click OK to enter the next submenu 6 Press the up and down button to select the Input and the color at the bottom of the selected input port becomes white 7 click on the OK button to complete switching You can switch any output to any input or all output to the same input 2 Output switch control You can open close any of the output port or open close all output port Operation 1 in the m...

Page 10: ...on to select Output1 The fifth ALL option means that all outputs are selected 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 press the up and down button to select Resolution 5 Click OK to enter the next submenu 6 Press the up and down bottom to complete selection There are 6 output resolution 4K 30 Hz 1080P 60 Hz 720P 60 Hz 2560 X1440 1920X1200 1360 X768 and AUTO as shown in the picture the default is Au...

Page 11: ...press the OK button 2 Press the up and down button to select the Output1 select the output you want to adjust or the 5th option ALL which means that all outputs are selected 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press up and down button to select the OffSet 5 Click OK to enter the next submenu 6 Press the up and down button to select X and Y X and Y have 301 sub items the minimum is 0 the maximum...

Page 12: ...er the next submenu 6 Press the up and down button to select the Yes to open or the No is closed 7 Click the OK button to complete the setting You can select any key to select output1 rotations or all the output rotations The rotation is 180 clockwise 6 Color Operation 1 In the main menu select Video to press the OK 2 Press up and down button to select Output1 The fifth ALL option means that all o...

Page 13: ...et to restore all the default Settings Each option can be set 0 100 the system default parameters for 50 the color of the above parameters can be set according to your own preferences 7 Top Operation 1 In the main menu select Video to press the OK 2 Press up and down button to select Output1 The fifth ALL option means that all outputs are selected 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the u...

Page 14: ...ubmenu 4 press the up and down button to select CH0 5 Click OK to enter the next submenu and there are two submenus of CH0 Crop Zoom 6 Press the up and down button to select Crop to set Start x 0 Start y 0 End x 6000 End y 6000 There are 61 subitems under each coordinate minimum 0 maximum 6000 each value interval 100 the defaults value of selected video the upper left corner Start 0 0 the lower ri...

Page 15: ... size of cutting all output video image the size of the coordinates of the out displays in the upper left corner and the lower right corner full screen coordinates 0 0 6000600 adjust the picture size and cut size need to set the starting point and end point Set the image size of CH0 s OU1 as 4 1 upper left corner when the crop unchanged CH1 does not change TOP is CH0 ...

Page 16: ...n Operation 1 In the main menu select Video to press the OK 2 Press up and down button to select Output1 The fifth ALL option means that all outputs are selected 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press up and down button to select CH1 5 Click OK to enter the next submenu There are 3 submenu Crop Zoom Source 6 Crop Zoom is the same as the CH0 operation 7 Click OK to enter the next submenu and ...

Page 17: ... set CH0 or CH1 to mirror the X axis or Y axis image Operation 1 In the main menu select Video to press the OK 2 Press up and down button to select Output1 The fifth ALL option means that all outputs are selected 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the up and down button to select CH0 5 Click OK to enter the next submenu press the up and down button to select Crop 6 Set Start x 0 Start y ...

Page 18: ...f matrix Seamless can seamlessly switch all input signal sources can choose 1 4 signal sources or choose P2P one signal source to one screen Operation 1 In the main menu select Mode to press the OK 2 Press the up and down button to select Seamless 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the up and down button to select the Input the first option is P2P mode 5 Click OK to complete the switch ...

Page 19: ...ure There are 10 preset scenes 2x2 1x2x2 1x2 2x1x2 2x1 2x1 1x2 1x3 3x1 1x4 4x1 After clicking you can select the scene you need Operation 1 In the main menu select Video wall to press the OK 2 Press the up and down button to select the scene you want 3 Click on the OK to complete the setting 2x2 ...

Page 20: ...20 Operating Instruction 2x1x2 2x1 1x2x2 ...

Page 21: ...21 Operating Instruction 1x2 2x1 1x2 1x3 ...

Page 22: ...multiple TVS to make up the video wall 3 Mirror video wall Mode Mirror video wall can can select 4 mirror display sets to make a picture there are 10 preset scenes click to select the required scene this function is to Mirror the preset scene of Video wall Operation 1 In the main menu select Mirror Video wall to press the OK 2 Press the up and down button to select the scene you want 3 Click on th...

Page 23: ...nly one output way not multiple output to segmentation Operation 1 In the main menu select Mutli viewer to press the OK 2 Press the up and down button to select the Output 3 Click the OK button to confirm 4 Press the up and down button to select mulit viewer scene 5 Click OK to complete the setting Multi viewer mode interface ...

Page 24: ...24 Operating Instruction 2x2 2x3 L 2x3 U 1x4 ...

Page 25: ...can choose the preset time default time includes 2S 5S 10S 30s 60S 180S 600s After you select it it will automatically stay in the current screen 8 2 3 Audio Settings interface Audio control interface has five sub menu 1 Output1 4 2 ALL you can choose Mute speaker or Delay select the corresponding output Operation 1 Select the Audio in the main menu to press the OK to confirm 2 Press up and down b...

Page 26: ...26 Operating Instruction ...

Page 27: ...ton to select the resolution 5 Click OK to confirm 6 EDID setup complete 8 2 5 Preset Settings Preset control interface has three sub menu 1 The call scenario 2 Save scene 3 Remove scene three options operation steps are the same can be stored for a total of eight different scenarios If you want to change the scene name needs to go to the web page the web page will synchronize the name the Clear w...

Page 28: ...8 saved scenes 5 Click OK to confirm 6 Scene saved 8 2 6 Setup interface 1 Baud rate Settings Device baud rate offers 4 options 9600 19200 57600 115200 The default serial port of the device is 115200 Operation 1 In the main menu select Setup to press the OK confirmation button 2 Press the up and down button to select the Baud 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the up and down button to s...

Page 29: ...n button to select the DHCP 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the up and down button to select Off to close or On to open 5 Click OK to confirm 3 Reboot Interface setting device restart setting Operation 1 In the main menu select Setup to press the OK 2 Press the up and down button to select Reboot to restart settings 3 Click OK to enter the next submenu 4 Press the up and down button t...

Page 30: ...ser Factory Run is the recovery operation data The factory User can restore the factory settings for all settings Operation 1 In the main menu select Setup to press the OK 2 Click OK to enter the next submenu 3 Press the up and down button to select Run and User 4 Click OK to confirm 5 Press the up and down button to select Yes or No 6 Click OK to confirm ...

Page 31: ...31 Operating Instruction 8 2 7 Query information interface Inquiry device information such as IP information system information each device different MAC default IP is 192 168 1 168 and 255 255 255 0 ...

Page 32: ...32 Operating Instruction 9 CONNECTION DIAGRAM Application 1 Seamless Switch 4x4 HDMI Matrix Application 2 Diagram of Video Wall Displaying ...

Page 33: ...P address Make sure the IP address in the same range with your PC Note You need get an IP address from the Router or set Static IPAddress first ENTER the browser it is recommended to use browsers above Google firefox and IE8 input the default IP address 192 168 1 168 A web browser will be shown input the default account admin and the default password 123456 click LOGIN or press ENTER to LOGIN The ...

Page 34: ... Output in Video Output then select signal Source in the Source button and click the corresponding signal Source Input1 Input4 to complete the switching operation One to many Video first press and hold the left mouse button in Video Output to select multiple outputs and then select the signal Source Input1 Input4 in the Source button Click and complete the switching operation The Source button In1...

Page 35: ...xis margin value display 5 Y axis margin value confirmed 6 Restore default value Offset function adjust the Offset of X axis or Y axis in a single screen the range is 0 300 increasing by 2 each time The default is 0 for both X and Y 10 5 Store There are eight scenario schemes Preset1 Preset8 which can save the current state and recall the scenario scheme when it is used next time the default 8 sce...

Page 36: ...o all output ports Operation 4 Select Preset1 in the Store area 5 Then select Recall to extract the Preset1 scene and complete the operation Scene name For example change the scene name Preset1 to best Double click the button Then change to best and click on another blank area to save it It can support 15 characters Chinese and spaces are not supported 10 6 Modify Port Name Click on Rename button ...

Page 37: ...dio or start Audio Delay select the output Delay time of audio range 0 250 with a range of 10 for each adjustment NOTE In Audio operation interface click any button all buttons are temporarily unavailable when the WEB receives feedback all buttons can click again If there is a special case and no feedback is received you can manually refresh the page 10 8 EDID setting 1 Introduction to EDID interf...

Page 38: ... 2 When static IP wehn you use static IP IP addresses can be modified and after the application is in effect the countdown to eight seconds will be performed 3 Then automatically re enter the web interface 4 The dynamic IP you can use the panel switch to set to the DHCP ON the dialog box of the IP addresses turns gray it can not be modified but can display the current IP address information 5 DHCP...

Page 39: ...account and password It Only support 6 15 character alphanumeric and underline You can only modify the account name and password of the currently logged in account and the next login takes effect 5 Click the reboot to restart the device 6 Click the Factory run to restore the running data factory settings function and scene saving function 7 Click on Factory user to restore the factory settings fun...

Page 40: ...ect port the baud rate 115200 input the A1 in port and select the path bin format of the program and click update to complete the upgrade 13 2 CPLD Open the software UART_ISP exe at the PC select the correct port the baud rate 115200 enter the C0 in port and select the path vme format of the program and click update to complete the upgrade ...

Page 41: ...aud rate 115200 enter A1 _01 _ for spaces in port Then select the program bin format in path and click update to complete the upgrade 13 4 GUI web page upgrade Open software UART _ ISP exe in PC select correct port baud rate 115200 enter F0_01 in port _ for spaces select program html format in path click update to complete upgrade ...

Page 42: ...safety checks to confirm that the unit is in proper working condition WARRANTY If your product does not work properly because of a defect in materials or workmanship our Company referred to as the warrantor will for the length of the period indicated as below Parts 2 Year Labor 90 Days which starts with the date of original purchase Limited Warranty period at its option either a repair your produc...

Page 43: ...htning damage modification or service by anyone other than a Factory Service center or other Authorized Servicer or damage that is attributable to acts of God 2 THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OFANY BREACH OF THIS WARRNTY As exam...

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