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Crestron

DMPS-100/200/300-C/300-C-AEC

DigitalMedia Presentation System

Operations Guide – DOC. 7219D

DigitalMedia Presentation Systems: DMPS-100/200/300-C/300-C-AEC

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“Prog. Startup Vol.” Menu

Prog. Startup Vol.

30%

Adjust the program startup volume level with the

and

buttons. The

highest program startup volume setting is 100%.

NOTE:

While adjusting the program startup volume level, the program

volume level can be adjusted by turning the

VOLUME

control clockwise

to raise the volume, or counterclockwise to lower the volume. When

adjusting the volume, the display changes to indicate the volume level.

Press

MENU

ENTER

to save changes and return to the previous screen.

Set the Stereo/Mono Mode

The “Select Stereo/Mono” menu is used to set the program output mode. The audio

sent to the speaker outputs can be set for either stereo or mono. When set to stereo,

the audio signal is separated into left and right channels for distribution to left and

right speakers or amplifier channels. When set to mono, the audio signal is combined

into one signal and sent to both channels for use in larger rooms where stereo

separation is not practical.
To set the

Stereo/Mono

mode:

Access the “Program Output” menu as described on page 42.

Press the

buttons until

Stereo/Mono

is displayed on the LCD and

press

ENTER

to display the “Select Stereo/Mono” menu.

“Select Stereo/Mono” Menu

Select Stereo/Mono

*Stereo

Press the

buttons until the desired mode is displayed on the LCD

and press

ENTER

. The current setting is indicated with an asterisk (*).

NOTE:

While adjusting the stereo/mono setting, the program volume level

can be adjusted by turning the

VOLUME

control clockwise to raise the

volume, or counterclockwise to lower the volume. When adjusting the

volume, the display changes to indicate the volume level.

Press

ENTER

to save changes and return to the “Program Output” menu.

To cancel without saving changes, press

MENU

Auxiliary Output

The

Auxiliary Output

section of the “Audio Setup” menu is used to set the Aux. 1

Output

and Aux. 2 Output

source mix, bass, treble, delay, minimum volume,

maximum volume, and startup volume settings. The following procedures apply

equally to the

Aux. 1 Output

and

Aux. 2 Output

sections of the “Audio Setup” menu.

Access the

“Auxiliary Output” Menu

To access the “Aux. 1 Output” or “Aux. 2 Output” menus:

Access the “Audio Setup” menu as described on page 40.

Summary of Contents for DMPS-100

Page 1: ...Crestron DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC DigitalMedia PresentationSystems Operations Guide ...

Page 2: ...damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Disconnect power prior to connecting or disconnecting equipment Do not install in direct sunlight The apparatus must be installed in a way that the power cord can be removed...

Page 3: ...t in the marks and names of others Crestron is not responsible for errors in typography or photography This document was written by the Technical Publications department at Crestron 2013 Crestron Electronics Inc Regulatory Compliance This product is Listed to applicable UL Standards and requirements by Underwriters Laboratories Inc As of the date of manufacture the DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC has...

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Page 5: ...l Description 19 Setup 29 Network Wiring 29 CAT5 Wiring 29 Installation 30 Hardware Hookup 32 Uploading and Upgrading 36 Establishing Communication 36 Firmware 37 IP Configuration 38 DMPS Tool 38 Configuration Operation 39 Configuration 39 Default System Operation 63 Problem Solving 64 Troubleshooting 64 Check Network Wiring 66 Reference Documents 67 Further Inquiries 67 Future Updates 68 Return a...

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Page 7: ...roduction The DMPS 100 C DMPS 200 C DMPS 300 C and DMPS 300 C AEC systems from Crestron are complete high definition presentation control and signal routing solutions for boardrooms lecture halls and videoconference rooms Integrating the control system multimedia matrix switcher mic mixer audio DSP and amplifier all into one 3 space rack mount package the systems afford extensive signal routing fl...

Page 8: ...anagement via EDID Scaler options provide discrete image optimization for each display device Integrated Ethernet switch provides a single point LAN connection Private Network Mode requires just two IP addresses for the complete system 2 Series control system provides fully programmable device control Supports Crestron touch screens keypads and wireless remotes Onboard e Control Web server Support...

Page 9: ... and outputs afford the ultimate in simplicity providing a true one wire interface for remote sources and display devices Easily add up to two DM 8G transmitters to provide connectivity for HD AV sources and computers at a table or lectern Connect two DM 8G receivers with the DMPS 300 C to provide independent signal routing and control for two separate projectors or flat panel displays Supporting ...

Page 10: ...be connected to any of the seven source inputs and either or both of the aux outputs Dual codec support allows both codecs to be used simultaneously even allowing the signal from one codec to be fed to the other for a fully inclusive teleconferencing experience Plus any local presentation source can be mixed with the microphones and routed to the codecs allowing far end participants to experience ...

Page 11: ... signal Using a conventional HDMI or DVI switcher it is common to experience a complete loss of signal for up to 15 seconds during the authentication process each time a new source or display is selected anywhere in the system Also every source device has a limited number of keys available so connect too many displays and the source simply stops outputting a signal without warning Crestron QuickSw...

Page 12: ...tem is to enable precisely the control desired for a seamless user experience In addition to conventional IR RS 232 and Ethernet device control the DMPS 100 200 300 C can provide an additional alternative by harnessing the CEC Consumer Electronics Control signal embedded in HDMI The DMPS 100 200 300 C provides a gateway for controlling many devices right through their HDMI connections potentially ...

Page 13: ...entation System Operations Guide DOC 7219D DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 7 Applications The following Applications diagram shows a DMPS 300 C in a Video Conferencing application DMPS 300 C in a Video Conferencing Application ...

Page 14: ... C AEC 8 DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC Operations Guide DOC 7219D Internal Block Diagram The following diagrams represent the audio and video switching functions of the DMPS 300 C and the DMPS 300 C AEC DMPS 300 C Audio Block Diagram ...

Page 15: ...Crestron DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC DigitalMedia Presentation System Operations Guide DOC 7219D DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 9 DMPS 300 C AEC Audio Block Diagram ...

Page 16: ...for the DMPS 100 200 300 C are listed in the following table NOTE In the following table references to AEC controls and specifications are relevant only to the DMPS 300 C AEC DMPS 100 200 300 C Specifications SPECIFICATION DETAILS Operating System Crestron 2 Series real time preemptive multi threaded multitasking kernel FAT32 file system with long names Memory SDRAM 32 MB NVRAM 256 kB Flash 16 MB ...

Page 17: ...nfrared up to 1 2 MHz or serial TTL RS 232 0 5 volts up to 115 2k baud supports CNXRMIRD IR Receiver 1 Ethernet Switch Multi port switch with Private Network mode Provides 1 onboard 10 100 1000BASE T Gigabit Ethernet port and multiple remote 10BASE T 100BASE TX Ethernet ports via select outboard DM devices plus internal Ethernet ports for the control processor switcher and audio DSP Video Switcher...

Page 18: ...720p60 1280 x 768 60 Hz 1280 x 800 60 Hz 1280 x 960 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 60 Hz 1360 x 768 60 Hz 1365 x 1024 60 Hz 1366 x 768 60 Hz 1400 x 1050 60 Hz 1440 x 900 60 Hz 1600 x 900 60 Hz 1600 x 1200 60 Hz 1680 x 1050 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 24 Hz 1080p24 1920 x 1080 25 Hz 1080p25 1920 x 1080 50 Hz 1080p50 1920 x 1080 60 Hz 1080p60 1920 x 1200 60 Hz 2048 x 1080 24 Hz 2048 x 1152 60 Hz plus any other resolution ...

Page 19: ...nalog source inputs 4 x 3 stereo source switcher 4 x 1 multi channel source switcher analog and HDMI outputs DM 8G outputs independent 2 channel mic source mixer per output independent stereo DSP per analog output integrated power amplifier digital audio pass through mode Switcher Mixer DMPS 200 C 4 channel gated mic mixer with DSP auto detecting multi format digital analog source inputs DigitalMe...

Page 20: ...s Input Signal Types Mono analog mic or line level Analog To Digital Conversion 24 bit 48 kHz Phantom Power Enable Disable per channel Gain 12 to 57 dB mic level adjustable from 0 to 100 plus mute Delay 0 0 to 85 3 ms EQ Center Frequencies 160 500 1 2k 3k Hz EQ Gain 12 0 dB per band Gating Level Threshold 80 to 0 dB Gating Depth Attenuation 80 to 0 dB Gating Attack 1 to 250 ms Gating Decay Release...

Page 21: ...e 4 Inputs 1 5 analog 2 Channel Inputs 1 5 S PDIF Input 5 DM 8G Inputs 6 7 Formats Analog Stereo 2 channel Formats HDMI DM No DM on DMPS 100 C Dolby Digital Dolby Digital EX DTS DTS ES DTS 96 24 up to 8 channel PCM Formats S PDIF 2 channel PCM Analog To Digital Conversion 24 bit 48 kHz Input Compensation 10 dB Typical of analog line outputs with DSP Output Signal Type Format Stereo 2 channel Digit...

Page 22: ...D N 0 002 digital source 0 005 analog line source 0 05 microphone source 20 Hz to 20 kHz Stereo Separation 108 dB digital source 103 dB analog source Channel Separation 103 dB AEC reference output internal Volume 80 to 20 dB adjustable from 0 to 100 plus mute Bass 12 0 dB Treble 12 0 dB Source Mix Gain 80 0 to 0 0 dB plus mute and balance Codec Mix Gain x2 80 0 to 0 0 dB plus mute and balance Equa...

Page 23: ...ource 0 05 microphone source 20 Hz to 20 kHz Stereo Separation 108 dB digital source 103 dB analog source Channel Separation 108 dB digital source 103 dB analog source Stereo Amplified Output same signal as Program output Output Power 4 8 Ω 20 watts RMS per channel at 8 Ω 4 Ω tolerant Output Power 70 100V 40 watts RMS Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz 1 dB 20 watts into 8 Ω 100 Hz to 20 kHz 2 5 d...

Page 24: ...ler 200 DM RMC SCALER C DigitalMedia 8G Receiver Room Controller with Scaler DM TX 200 C 2G Wall Plate DigitalMedia 8G Transmitter 200 DM TX 201 C DigitalMedia 8G Transmitter 201 DM TX 401 C DigitalMedia 8G Transmitter 401 HD SCALER High Definition Video Scaler IRP2 IR Emitter Probe MP WP Series Media Presentation Wall Plates MPI WP Series Media Presentation Wall Plates International Version PW 48...

Page 25: ...ide DOC 7219D DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 19 Physical Description This section provides information on the connections controls and indicators available on the DMPS 100 200 300 C DMPS 300 C Physical View DMPS 100 200 300 C Overall Dimensions Side View ...

Page 26: ... Systems Crestron DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 20 DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC Operations Guide DOC 7219D DMPS 100 C Dimensions Front View DMPS 100 C Rear View DMPS 200 C Dimensions Front View ...

Page 27: ...200 300 C 300 C AEC DigitalMedia Presentation System Operations Guide DOC 7219D DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 21 DMPS 200 C Rear View DMPS 300 C Dimensions Front View DMPS 300 C Rear View ...

Page 28: ...de entry 7 LCD Green LCD alphanumeric adjustable backlight 2 lines x 20 characters per line Displays input outputs by name volume levels setup menus signal routing device info and other system information 8 MENU 1 Push button provides access to the entire menu structure and during configuration process steps menu back one level 9 Λ V 2 Push buttons scroll up or down through menu and adjust menu pa...

Page 29: ...tput up to 1 2 MHz 1 way serial TTL RS 232 0 5 volts up to 9600 baud 20 IR IN 1 3 pin 3 5 mm detachable terminal block For connection of the CNXRMIRD IR Receiver 2 Allows control from IR wireless remotes using RC 5 command set 21 AUD IN 4 for DMPS 100 C 5 for DMPS 200 C and DMPS 300 C 5 pin 3 5 mm detachable terminal blocks Balanced unbalanced stereo line level analog audio inputs Input impedance ...

Page 30: ...ource Line input impedance 19k Ω balanced 9 5k Ω unbalanced Phantom power 48 volts dc software enabled disabled per channel 25 COM A B 2 DB9 male bidirectional RS 232 ports Up to 115 2k baud hardware and software handshaking support for communication with serial devices Can also be used for modem communications The following table lists the pin assignments of the serial ports PIN DIRECTION DESCRIP...

Page 31: ...ation 29 SERVICE 1 USB Type B female for factory use only 30 SPEAKER OUTPUT 1 2 pin 7 62 mm 15A detachable terminal block Transformer isolated 70 or 100 volt mono speaker level audio output Wire size Terminals accept up to 14 AWG Output power 40 W RMS mono at 70 or 100 volts Driven by program audio output NOTE 4 Ω 8 Ω and 70 100V outputs are mutually exclusive 31 PoDM 1 4 pin snap lock power jack ...

Page 32: ... to 1 5 Vp p with built in dc restoration Input impedance 75 Ω nominal Sync detection RGBHV RGBS RGSB YPbPr Sync input level 3 to 5 Vp p Sync input impedance 2 2k Ω NOTE RGB inputs 3 5 and HDMI inputs 3 5 are mutually exclusive HDMI overrides RGB when using the auto switching feature 38 S PDIF Part of INPUT 4 for DMPS 100 part of INPUT5 for DMPS 200 and DMPS 300 1 RCA female S PDIF coaxial digital...

Page 33: ... of supplying power over DM 7 Connects to DM 8G input of a DM receiver room controller or other DM device via CAT5e or Crestron DM CBL 8G cable 8 2 LEDs green LEDs indicate DM link status amber LEDs indicate video and HDCP signal presence for each respective port 44 DM OUTPUT PoDM LEDs 1 for DMPS 100 and DMPS 200 2 for DMPS 300 Green LEDs indicate downstream device is drawing power over DM for eac...

Page 34: ...e RGB IN connector pinouts PIN RGB YPbPr S VIDEO COMPOSITE 1 R Pr C 2 G Y Y 3 B Pb Comp 13 H 14 V 7 Supplying Power over DM PoDM requires external power pack sold separately 8 For DM 8G wiring up to 330 ft 100 m between devices use Crestron DM CBL 8G DigitalMedia 8G cable Crestron DM CBL DigitalMedia cable Crestron DM CBL D DigitalMedia D cable or generic CAT5e or better UTP or STP Shielded cable ...

Page 35: ...om calculators NOTE For optimum performance and ESD electrostatic discharge protection Crestron strongly recommends using DM CBL 8G cable For Cresnet networks with 20 or more devices use a Cresnet Hub Repeater CNXHUB to maintain signal quality For more details refer to Check Network Wiring which starts on page 66 For general information on connecting Ethernet devices in a Crestron system refer to ...

Page 36: ... mounting or servicing the unit in the rack NOTE Observe the following guidelines when installing equipment in a rack Elevated Operating Ambient Temperature If installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient temperature Therefore consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment c...

Page 37: ...unit Refer to the diagram following step 3 for a detailed view 2 Position a rack ear so that its mounting holes align with the holes vacated by the screws in step 1 3 Secure the ear to the unit with three screws from step 1 as shown in the following diagram Ear Attachment for Rack Mounting 4 Repeat procedure steps 1 through 3 to attach the remaining ear to the opposite side Stacking Four feet are ...

Page 38: ... be stacked Hardware Hookup Connect the Device Make the necessary connections as called out in the illustration that follows this paragraph Refer to Network Wiring on page 29 before attaching the 4 position terminal block NET connectors Apply power after all connections have been made When making connections to the DMPS 100 200 300 C use Crestron power supplies for Crestron equipment Hardware Conn...

Page 39: ... 300 C 300 C AEC DigitalMedia Presentation System Operations Guide DOC 7219D DigitalMedia Presentation Systems DMPS 100 200 300 C 300 C AEC 33 Hardware Connections for the DMPS 100 C Hardware Connections for the DMPS 200 C ...

Page 40: ...in the table of specifications NOTE For optimum performance Crestron requires using DM CBL DigitalMedia cable available from Crestron NOTE Minimum allowed length for DM CBL DigitalMedia cable is 15 feet 4 6 meters Six balanced unbalanced audio inputs are provided utilizing five pin terminal block connectors For connection details refer to the following table and diagrams Audio Connections SIGNAL N...

Page 41: ... L R Source L Source R Shield Shield Typical Balanced Unbalanced Outputs Shield AMP Left Right G Balanced Output L R AMP Left Right G Unbalanced Output L R Label the Buttons Use Crestron Engraver software to print custom labels for the DMPS 100 200 300 C front panel input and output buttons and LEDs Crestron recommends printing on 100 pound paper Paper weighing less than 100 pounds tends to crumpl...

Page 42: ... Guide Doc 6256 for connection details If communications cannot be established refer to Troubleshooting Communications in the same guide Establishing Communication Use Crestron Toolbox for communicating with the DMPS 100 200 300 C refer to the Crestron Toolbox help file for details There are two methods of communication USB and TCP IP USB NOTE Required for initial setup of Ethernet parameters NOTE...

Page 43: ...n Toolbox to create the DMPS 100 200 300 C IP table a Select Functions IP Table Setup b Add modify or delete entries in the IP table The DMPS 100 200 300 C can have only one IP table entry c A defined IP table can be saved to a file or sent to the device 7 When using the DMPS 100 200 300 C as a slave edit the master control system s IP table to include an entry for the DMPS 100 200 300 C The entry...

Page 44: ...INPUTS OUTPUTS IP ADDRESS DMPS 100 200 300 C main address 192 168 1 100 Audio Board No IP address Video Board main 1 192 168 1 101 DMIn 6 Video board slot main 2 6 main 7 192 168 1 107 DMIn 7 Video board slot main 1 7 main 8 192 168 1 108 DMOut 3 Video board slot main 1 19 main 20 192 168 1 120 DMOut 4 Video board slot main 1 20 main 21 192 168 1 121 Private Network mode PNM is supported on all DM...

Page 45: ...ntering of the password Enter Password Enter Password _ NOTE The default password is 12345 It can be changed within the Control Setup menu Refer to Change the Front Panel Password on page 58 for more information 3 Turn the VOLUME control until the correct digit 0 through 9 appears 4 Press the k button to move the cursor to the next digit and select the next digit in the password with the VOLUME co...

Page 46: ...selecting input signal types video inputs only and naming output destinations 3 Network Setup Contains controls for setting the IP address of the DMPS 100 200 300 C the IP address of the subnet mask used by the DMPS 100 200 300 C the IP address of the default router used by the DMPS 300 C the DHCP mode and the WINS mode of the DMPS 100 200 300 C The Network Setup section can also display the hostn...

Page 47: ...splay the Sel Input Type menu 3 To return to the Audio Setup menu press MENU Set the Signal Type for Each Input To set the signal types 1 Access the Sel Input Type menu as described above Sel Input Type Menu Sel Input Type 1 HDMI 1 j 2 Press the k and j buttons to select between 1 HDMI 1 2 HDMI 2 3 HDMI VGA 3 4 HDMI VGA 4 and 5 HDMI VGA COMP signal source types NOTE Input 5 is not present on DMPS ...

Page 48: ...m Source Mix Aud Only j 3 Press the k or j buttons until the desired setting is displayed on the LCD The current setting is indicated with an asterisk The following settings are available Aud Only Sends the audio signal from the selected source to the PROG OUT connector Mic Only sends the microphone input signal to the PROG OUT connector Mic Aud Sends a mix of the audio signal from the selected so...

Page 49: ...h the j and k buttons NOTE While adjusting the program treble level the program volume level can be adjusted by turning the VOLUME control clockwise to raise the volume or counterclockwise to lower the volume When adjusting the volume the display changes to indicate the volume level 4 Press MENU or ENTER to save changes and return to the previous screen Set the Program Delay To set the program del...

Page 50: ...the Program Maximum Volume The Prog Max Volume menu is used to set the highest volume level of the program output To set the program maximum volume level 1 Access the Program Output menu as described on page 42 2 Press the k or j buttons until Max Volume is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the Prog Max Volume menu Prog Max Volume Menu Prog Max Volume 100 j 3 Adjust the program maxim...

Page 51: ... larger rooms where stereo separation is not practical To set the Stereo Mono mode 1 Access the Program Output menu as described on page 42 2 Press the k or j buttons until Stereo Mono is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the Select Stereo Mono menu Select Stereo Mono Menu Select Stereo Mono Stereo j 3 Press the k or j buttons until the desired mode is displayed on the LCD and press ...

Page 52: ...nnector Mic Only Sends the microphone input signals to the AUX OUT connector Mic Aud Sends a mix of the audio signal from the selected source and the microphone input signals to the AUX OUT connector NOTE While setting the auxiliary output source mix the auxiliary volume level can be adjusted by turning the VOLUME control clockwise to raise the volume or counterclockwise to lower the volume When a...

Page 53: ...VOLUME control clockwise to raise the volume or counterclockwise to lower the volume When adjusting the volume the display changes to indicate the volume level 4 Press MENU or ENTER to save changes and return to the previous screen Set the Auxiliary Output Delay Level To set the auxiliary output delay level 1 Access the Aux 1 Output or Aux 2 Output menu as described on page 45 2 Press the k or j b...

Page 54: ...ounterclockwise to lower the volume When adjusting the volume the display changes to indicate the volume level 4 Press MENU or ENTER to save changes and return to the previous screen Set the Auxiliary Output Maximum Volume The auxiliary output maximum volume control is used to set the highest volume level of the auxiliary output To set the auxiliary output maximum volume level 1 Access the Aux 1 O...

Page 55: ...adjusted by turning the VOLUME control clockwise to raise the volume or counterclockwise to lower the volume When adjusting the volume the display changes to indicate the volume level 4 Press MENU or ENTER to save changes and return to the previous screen Input Compensation The input compensation level of each analog audio input can be set from the DMPS 100 200 300 C s front panel The line outputs...

Page 56: ...ating compression and limiters Access the Microphones Menu To access the Microphones menu 1 Access the Audio Setup menu as described on page 40 2 Press the k or j buttons until Microphones is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the Microphones menu 3 To return to the Audio Setup menu press MENU Set Microphone Input Gating Microphone input gating can be individually set on each of the m...

Page 57: ...ting On or Off to enable or disable the limiter function Press ENTER to save the setting The current setting is indicated with an asterisk 4 To exit the Mic Limiter menu without saving changes press MENU Adjust Microphone Input Gain The gain for each microphone input can be individually set To adjust the gain of a microphone input 1 Access the Microphones menu as described on page 50 2 Press the k...

Page 58: ... be up to 14 characters in length To delete a character position the cursor under the character to be deleted and press the button under Del To insert a space position the cursor where the space is to be inserted and press the button under Ins 5 Press ENTER to save the new name and return to the Sel Input to Name menu or press MENU to cancel the operation and return to the Sel Input to Name menu 6...

Page 59: ...played on the LCD and Press ENTER to display the Sel Output to Name menu Sel Output to Name Menu Sel Output To Name 1 HDMI 1 j 3 Press the k or j buttons until the output to be named is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER The cursor is placed after the last character in the output name Output Name Change Screen HDMI 1_ Del Ins 4 Turn the VOLUME control clockwise or counterclockwise or press the k...

Page 60: ...the Network Setup menu as described above 2 Press the k or j buttons until IP Address is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the IP Address menu The current IP address is shown IP Address Menu IP Address 000 000 000 000 3 Turn the VOLUME control clockwise or counterclockwise to select a number in the left most section of the IP address Numbers can also be selected by pressing the k or ...

Page 61: ...IP address of the default router is shown Def Router Menu Def Router 000 000 000 000 3 Turn the VOLUME control clockwise or counterclockwise to select a number in the left most section of the default router IP address Numbers can also be selected by pressing the k or j buttons 4 Press ENTER to move the cursor to the next section of the address To change a different section press the button under t...

Page 62: ...nvironment To set the hostname 1 Access the Network Setup menu as described on page 54 2 Press the k or j buttons until HostName is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the current HostName Typical Hostname Screen HostName DMPS 300 C 00107F050 3 Press ENTER to change the current name A cursor is placed at the last character in the name HostName Change Screen DMPS 300 C 00107F050 Del Ins...

Page 63: ...the or symbols The domain name can be up to 64 characters in length To delete a character position the cursor under the character to be deleted and press the button under Del To insert a space position the cursor where the space is to be inserted and press the button under Ins 5 To save the new name and return to the Network Setup menu press ENTER To cancel the operation and return to the domain n...

Page 64: ...Setup menu as described above 2 Press the k or j buttons until Password is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to display the Change Passwd screen An existing password is not shown Change Passwd Screen Change Passwd _ 3 Turn the VOLUME control to set the first digit 0 9 in the password 4 Press the k and j buttons to move the cursor to each digit position and set each digit with the VOLUME control...

Page 65: ...Information Screen Current Hardware Con Press the k or j buttons to see other information If partial information is displayed press the buttons under the or symbols to view the rest of the information 7 Press the MENU button to return to the Info menu 8 To view a list of connected network devices press the button under NET If no network devices are connected No Network Devices Found is displayed C...

Page 66: ...ystem log Btm Clear 3 To scroll through messages in the log press the k or j buttons 4 To jump to the last message in the log press the button under Btm 5 To jump to the beginning of the log press the button under Top not shown 6 To view the contents of a message press the buttons under the symbols or 7 To erase the contents of the log press the button under Clear 8 Press MENU to return to the Con...

Page 67: ...To set the minute press the button under MIN To set AM or PM press the button under AM PM A pair of brackets appears around the selected part of the time 10 Press the k or j buttons to increase or decrease the value of the selected part of the time 11 Repeat for each part of the time 12 Press ENTER to store the new time and return to the Time Date controls or press MENU to return to the Time Date ...

Page 68: ...nfirmation Screen Reset all settings No j Press the k or j buttons until Yes is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER to restore the audio settings source names output names and function names to their factory defaults To cancel press the k or j buttons until No is displayed on the LCD and press ENTER To cancel restoring of any default settings 1 Access the Restore Defaults menu as described above ...

Page 69: ...UX 2 PROG AUX 1 and AUX 2 are audio only 2 Select any of the source inputs by pressing an input button 1 7 Turn Off the System To turn off the system press the POWER button twice Adjust the Volume Level The volume level of the DMPS 100 200 300 C is adjusted with the VOLUME control knob The VOLUME control knob only controls the volume parameter that was selected when the Volume Control mode was spe...

Page 70: ...ries Control Systems Reference Guide Doc 6256 for more details Cresnet device does not respond Device not wired correctly Verify Cresnet wiring Improper Net ID used Verify that device ID matches Net ID in the program A V system device does not respond Device is not receiving sufficient power User the Crestron Power Calculator to help calculate how much power is needed for the system Poor picture q...

Page 71: ...ate Monitor mode The display also indicates the Monitor mode 6 Once the DMPS 100 200 300 C is in Monitor mode connect to the PC using a USB cable NOTE If at any point in the above sequence one of the timer periods expires without the SW R button being pressed the unit boots normally first running the firmware then loading the application NOTE If the PC does not have the USB driver installed after ...

Page 72: ...placed Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions Check Network Wiring Use the Right Wire To ensure optimum performance over the full range of the installation topology use Crestron Certified Wire only Failure to do so may incur additional charges if support is required to identify performance...

Page 73: ...ly solder only to the ends of the twisted wires Avoid tinning too far up the wires or the end becomes brittle Insert the tinned connection into the Cresnet connector and tighten the retaining screw Repeat the procedure for the other three conductors Add Hubs Use of a Cresnet Hub Repeater CNXHUB is advised whenever the number of Cresnet devices on a network exceeds 20 or when the combined total len...

Page 74: ... features and extends the capabilities of the DMPS 100 200 300 C additional information may be made available as manual updates These updates are solely electronic and serve as intermediary supplements prior to the release of a complete technical documentation revision Check the Crestron Web site periodically for manual update availability and its relevance Updates are identified as an Addendum in...

Page 75: ... for 90 days batteries and incandescent lamps are not covered This warranty extends to products purchased directly from Crestron or an authorized Crestron dealer Purchasers should inquire of the dealer regarding the nature and extent of the dealer s warranty if any Crestron shall not be liable to honor the terms of this warranty if the product has been used in any application other than that for w...

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