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HDBaseT 6x6 Matrix Switcher User Guide

Content

Important information...iii

Limitation of liability...iii

Introduction...1

Features...1

Package contents...1

Front panel...2

Rear panel...3

Connecting with the RS232 communication port...4

Twisted pair cable connection...5

System connection...5

Usage precautions...5

Connecting with the HDBaseT extender set receiver...6

System diagram...7

Connection procedure...7

System applications...8

System operations...8

I/O control...8

Learn EDID data...9

EDID setting...9

Status check...10

Clear operation...10

IR control...11

IR remote...11

IR operations...12

IP and RS232 control protocol...17

Control the switcher...21

TCP/IP control...24

Control modes...24

USB firmware updating...27

Summary of Contents for CM-MT6610-BT-70

Page 1: ...2015 04 917 Rev 02 HDBaseT 6x6 Matrix Switcher User Guide...

Page 2: ...HDBaseT 6x6 Matrix Switcher part number CM MT6610 BT 70 name is a trademark of Clare Controls Inc Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacture...

Page 3: ...cable connection 5 System connection 5 Usage precautions 5 Connecting with the HDBaseT extender set receiver 6 System diagram 7 Connection procedure 7 System applications 8 System operations 8 I O con...

Page 4: ...ii HDBaseT 6x6 Matrix Switcher User Guide Specifications 28 Dimensions 30 Troubleshooting and maintenance 30 Safety operation guide 31 After sales service 32...

Page 5: ...n of liability for consequential or incidental damages the preceding limitation may not apply to you In any event the total liability of Clare Controls Inc shall not exceed the purchase price of the p...

Page 6: ...iv HDBaseT 6x6 Matrix Switcher User Guide...

Page 7: ...Cat6e cable or 60 meters over a Cat5e cable Provides power for all the receivers connected to HDBaseT outputs Supports multiple control options including front panel RS232 IR and TCP IP control works...

Page 8: ...ON GLOBAL Select all outputs to transfer on input to all outputs Example Transfer both AV and IR signals from input channel 1 to all output channels Operation Press 1 GLOBAL SELECT EDID Management but...

Page 9: ...ng HDBaseT receiver When controlled by HDBaseT receiver the communication protocol must be the same with the switcher e AUDIO stereo analog output ports six in total f HDMI HDMI output port for HDMI i...

Page 10: ...IR control of the switcher functions 7 Power Press the button to power the switcher The indicator turns red and remains on when the power is on 8 Power supply Connects with 110 to 240 VAC power adapt...

Page 11: ...te 4 blue 5 blue white 6 green 7 brown white 8 brown 1st Ground 4 5 2nd Ground 1 2 3rd Group 3 6 Note Do not use RJ45 EZ connectors System connection Usage precautions The system should be installed i...

Page 12: ...der set receiver to extend transmission distance up to 70 meters Connect the HDBT output port of the switcher to the receiver with a Cat5e or Cat6e cable Since the port supports POH once the switcher...

Page 13: ...sing HDMI cables 3 Connects amplifiers or AVRs to the AUDIO output ports 3P captive screw connectors 4 Connects the HDBaseT port of the receiver and the switcher with a Cat5 cable 5 Connects the RS232...

Page 14: ...s greater distances than is practical using the traditional HDMI cables It can be used in both residential and commercial applications when centrally locating source equipment and displaying HD video...

Page 15: ...INPUT 2 1080P 3D Multichannel INPUT 3 1080P 2D 2CH INPUT 4 1080P 2D Multichannel INPUT 5 3840 x 216 2D 30 HZ INPUT 6 4096 x 2160 3D 30 HZ To set the EDID data of one input port press EDID and hold for...

Page 16: ...Y The input signal is with HDCP N It is not Checks if the output is with HDCP Y The output signal is with HDCP N It is not Checks the output resolution Use to check all six output resolutions Output...

Page 17: ...Controls local input and output device remotely Controls the switcher locally or remotely Note Non flashing emitters are not supported You can control the switcher using its built in IR receiver or th...

Page 18: ...rol local devices or the switcher remotely The IR signal is received from a corresponding remote controller It is transferred to the HDBaseT receiver then to the corresponding zone of the switcher thr...

Page 19: ...to the HDBaseT receiver is with the IR carrier the received IR signal can be transferred to the IR OUT port of the switcher When the IR receiver that is connected with the IR ALL IN port of the switch...

Page 20: ...OUTPUT1 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 2 OUTPUT2 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 3 OUTPUT3 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 4 OUTPUT4 HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R 5 OUTPUT...

Page 21: ...I HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 2 OUTPUT2 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 3 OUTPUT3 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 4 OUTPUT4 HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R 5 OUTPUT5 HDBaseT RS...

Page 22: ...seT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 3 OUTPUT3 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R IR IN 4 OUTPUT4 HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R 5 OUTPUT5 HDBaseT RS232 TX RX IR IN AUDIO L R IR IN 6 OUTPUT6 HDBaseT RS232 A...

Page 23: ...dback command on Demo Puts the switcher into Demo mode Undo Cancels the prior command Operation Command x All Transfers the signal from the input channel x1 to all output channels All Transfer all inp...

Page 24: ...ue I or output value O X is the number of one port if the value of X is ALL it means all ports Z is for working status value 1 or 0 Y I and Z 1 the input port is compliant with the HDCP Y O and Z 1 th...

Page 25: ...Study the EDID from the output port x to the input port y If the EDID data is effective and the audio portion does not support PCM mode then force set it to support PCM mode only If the EDID data is...

Page 26: ...the EDID data of input x x 1 to 6 0801 Automatic HDCP management 0900 Sets as infrared carrier following mode 0901 Sets as infrared carrier enforcing mode 0911 Resets to factory default 9951 Checks th...

Page 27: ...ut channels 9978 Checks the HDCP status of the input ports Notes Disconnects all of the HDBaseT cables before sending the command EDIDUpgrade X In the above commands the symbols are for easier reading...

Page 28: ...OUTPUT4 HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R 5 OUTPUT5 HDBaseT RS232 TX RX IR IN AUDIO L R IR IN 6 OUTPUT6 HDBaseT RS232 AUDIO TX RX L R RS232 IR ALL IN TCP IP IR EYE 1 2 INPUT HDMI 1 HDMI 2 1 2 INPUT HDMI 1...

Page 29: ...onnect the controlled RS232 device third party device to the corresponding receiver same zone as the PC See Figure 10 Figure 10 Controlling far end device locally IR IN 1 OUTPUT1 HDMI HDBaseT RS232 AU...

Page 30: ...settings as needed Do not change the serial port number Control by a single PC Connect a computer to the Ethernet port of the switcher Set its IP address and gateway to the same IP section as the defa...

Page 31: ...cher Note Gateway and DNS information is not needed Control by PC s in a LAN Connect the switcher to a router to make a LAN with the PC s so that it can be controlled in a LAN Ensure the switcher s IP...

Page 32: ...itcher and PC s to the router In the same LAN each PC is able to control the switcher asynchronously TCP IP settings 1 Connect the TCP IP port of the switcher to Ethernet port of the PC with twisted p...

Page 33: ...upgrade download the latest upgrade file and then upgrade it through the EXE software Copy the EXE software to the PC and then double click the program to upgrade the firmware Figure 14 Update EXE sof...

Page 34: ...differential Output impedance 100 differential HDBaseT output 1080P at 60 HZ 70 m 4Kx2K at 30 HZ 40 m Video general Gain 0 dB Bandwidth 10 2 Gbit s Video signal HDMI or DVI D 1 4a Maximum pixel clock...

Page 35: ...ntrol ports 6 IR OUTs green 6 IR INs black 1 IR EYE black 1 IR ALL IN black 1 TCP IP female RJ45 1 RS232 9 pin female D 8 RS232s 3P terminal blocks Panel control Front panel buttons IR Default IR remo...

Page 36: ...number is the same with the controlled one Check that the input output cables are not broken and the connectors are loose Try another cable It is not uncommon for any switcher device to experience tr...

Page 37: ...ntrol and ventilation The device generates heat when running Its environment should be well ventilated to prevent damage caused by overheating Disconnect power in humid weather or when left unused for...

Page 38: ...be repaired a suitable replacement will be issued Replacement units will be comparable to the original However due to potential design changes over time replacement units may not be identical to the...

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