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Clare Controls CM-MT8810-BT-70 User Manual Download Page 1

2014-02-516 • Rev 02

HDBaseT 8x8 Matrix Switcher

User Guide

Model CM-MT8810-BT-70

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Summary of Contents for CM-MT8810-BT-70

Page 1: ...2014 02 516 Rev 02 HDBaseT 8x8 Matrix Switcher User Guide Model CM MT8810 BT 70...

Page 2: ...nts HDBaseT 8x8 Matrix Switcher Model CM MT8810 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 manufacturers...

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

Page 4: ...ii HDBaseT 8x8 Matrix Switcher User Guide Specifications 29 Dimensions 31 Troubleshooting and maintenance 31 Safety operation guide 32 After sales service 33...

Page 5: ...tial 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 product The foregoing limitat...

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Page 7: ...over a Cat5e cable Supports PoC provides power for all the receivers connected to HDBaseT outputs Supports multiple control ways including front panel RS232 IR and TCP IP control works with the Networ...

Page 8: ...lect 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 button Enable i...

Page 9: ...with HDMI input source devices 2 OUTPUTS c IR IN Connect with IR receiver fixed IR input for the output cannot be switched separately It makes up an IR bi directional transmission with the IR OUT on...

Page 10: ...5 TCP IP TCP IP port for unit control 6 IR EYE Connect with the extended IR receiver Use the IR remote to control the switcher 7 Power Press the button to power the switcher The indicator turns red an...

Page 11: ...ite 8 brown 1st Ground 4 5 2nd Ground 1 2 3rd Group 3 6 4th Group 7 8 Note RJ45 EZ connectors should not be used at any time System connection Usage precautions The system should be installed in a cle...

Page 12: ...T extender set receiver 1 IR IR receiver 2 ON Working status indicator of this device When the TX70 transmitter is on and working properly the green LED blinks 3 LINK HDBaseT link status indicator gre...

Page 13: ...eceiver connects to this port the front IR port 1 is unavailable 9 IR OUT IR signals received by the TX70 transmitter or switcher and sent via HDBaseT to the RX70 receiver are available for emitter us...

Page 14: ...l IR receiver The IR signal can also be transmitted bi directionally connect IR OUT port to the IR IN port of other far end IR device and connect the IR IN ports to the IR OUT port of other far end IR...

Page 15: ...ation fail the light extinguishes immediately Learn EDID data Learn EDID data from one input port to one output port Example Enable input 2 to learn EDID data from output 4 Operation Press EDID 2 4 SE...

Page 16: ...button quickly flashes for 3 seconds Status check To access the System Inquire menu press SELECT for 3 seconds Use the left and right direction buttons to navigate checking previous and next item Tab...

Page 17: ...DID data press CLEAR to clear the operation before you press SELECT to enable it When pressed the switcher returns to the previous status IR control Using IR and HDBaseT transmission technology the sw...

Page 18: ...nal 3 Menu buttons ALL GLOBAL EDID and CLEAR buttons have the same function as those on the front panel 4 Direction buttons Up Down Left Right Enter to confirm 5 Output buttons 1 to 8 IR signal switch...

Page 19: ...self x2 Corresponds with the zone number The IR signal transmits to the HDBaseT receiver and then goes to the HDBaseT port of this zone via the twisted pair Example Send command 3R2 to transfer the IR...

Page 20: ...IR receiver used must be with IR carrier The IR signal is transferred to the corresponding zone connected with the HDBaseT receiver connected to the IR transmitter When the IR receiver is connected to...

Page 21: ...evices through IR ALL IN port Control local device from remote User can control local device remotely such as video source device switcher etc When in use the IR signal received from the HDBaseT recei...

Page 22: ...ed by a third party IR control device Using the IR converting cable included connect the 3P end to the switcher s IR input port and then connect the 2P end to the IR output port of the third party con...

Page 23: ...feedback command from the com port Demo Puts the switcher into Demo mode Undo Cancels the prior command Operation Command x All Transfer signals from the input channel x1 to all output channels All T...

Page 24: ...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 means the input port is compliant with HDCP Y O and Z 1 means output with HDCP Y I...

Page 25: ...end of this command EDIDH x B y Study the EDID from output port x to 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 o...

Page 26: ...ault 9951 Check the command sent by port 1 when PWON 9952 Check the command sent by port 2 when PWON 9953 Check the command sent by port 3 when PWON 9954 Check the command sent by port 4 when PWON 995...

Page 27: ...DCP status of the input ports Notes Disconnect all the HDBaseT cables before sending the command EDIDUpgrade X In above commands the symbols are for easier reading and do not need to be typed in the a...

Page 28: ...22 HDBaseT 8x8 Matrix Switcher User Guide Figure 7 Controlling the switcher locally Figure 8 Controlling the switcher remotely...

Page 29: ...Bi directional RS232 control By connecting one 3p captive screw RS232 port with the PC or controlled device and then connecting the RS232 port of corresponding HDBaseT receiver with the controlled dev...

Page 30: ...Controlling far end device locally Control the switcher from remote Connect the RS232 3p captive screw port in any zone to controlled device third party device and connect PC to the corresponding sam...

Page 31: ...re as follows TCP IP 192 168 0 178 Gateway 192 168 0 1 IP control port 4001 You can change the IP and gateway settings as needed Do not change the serial port number Control by a single PC Connect a c...

Page 32: ...C s IP address the same as the switcher Control by PC s in LAN You can connect the switcher can to a router to make up a LAN with the PC s so that it can be controlled in a LAN Ensure the switcher s I...

Page 33: ...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 PC with twisted pair...

Page 34: ...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 35: ...t impedance 100 differential Output impedance 100 differential HDBaseT output Up to 70 m 1080P to 60 Hz Cat5e Video general Gain 0 dB Bandwidth 6 75 Gbit s Video signal HDMI or DVI D Maximum pixel clo...

Page 36: ...ports 8 IR OUTs green 8 IR INs black 1 IR EYE black 1 TCP IP female RJ45 1 RS232 9 pin female D 8 RS232s 3p captive screw connectors Panel control Front panel buttons IR Default IR remote Extend IR E...

Page 37: ...uter through its COM port check the COM port number in the software Make sure the COM port is in good condition and the communication protocol is correct When switching and there is no output image Ch...

Page 38: ...trol 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 39: ...t 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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