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Operating Instruction

Catalogue

1. Features ................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Package Contents....................................................................................................................................5
3. Specifications..........................................................................................................................................6
4. Panel Descriptions.................................................................................................................................. 6

4.1 Front Panel ....................................................................................................................................6
4.2 Rear Panel..................................................................................................................................... 7

5. Wiring Diagram...................................................................................................................................... 7

5.1 Seamless Matrix Mode................................................................................................................. 7
5.2 Video Wall Mode.......................................................................................................................... 8
5.3 Multi-Viewer mode.......................................................................................................................8

7. Panel Control.......................................................................................................................................... 9

7.1 Video............................................................................................................................................. 9
7.2 Main Menu..................................................................................................................................10
7.3 Output......................................................................................................................................... 10
7.4 Audio...........................................................................................................................................18
7.5 Power.......................................................................................................................................... 20
7.6 Input............................................................................................................................................ 21
7.7 Preset ...........................................................................................................................................24
7.8 Config......................................................................................................................................... 26
7.9 Info..............................................................................................................................................34

8. Remote Control .....................................................................................................................................34
9. Audio Extraction...................................................................................................................................35

9.1 HDMI audio................................................................................................................................35
9.2 Audio Extraction.........................................................................................................................35

10. RS232 Control ................................................................................................................................... 36
11. Scene Instructions............................................................................................................................... 38

11.1 Video Wall Mode...................................................................................................................... 38
11.2 Multi-Viewer Mode..................................................................................................................41
11.3 Image cropping and TV coordinate change..............................................................................44
11.4 Cascading..................................................................................................................................45

12. Web Control........................................................................................................................................ 46

12.1 Change IP address of PC.......................................................................................................... 46
12.2 Log in by browser.....................................................................................................................47

13. WEB ....................................................................................................................................................48

13.1 Status.........................................................................................................................................48
13.2 Input Menu................................................................................................................................48
13.3 Output Menu.............................................................................................................................49
13.4 Matrix........................................................................................................................................50
13.5 Preset Menu.............................................................................................................................. 51
13.6 Advance.....................................................................................................................................52
13.7 System.......................................................................................................................................53

Summary of Contents for 20112738

Page 1: ...1 4K60Hz HDMI 4X4 Seamless Matrix Video Wall Multi Viewer Best nr 20112738 ...

Page 2: ...ting or adjusting this product Please keep this manual for future reference SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE RECOMMENDED This product contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by electrical spikes surges electric shock lightning strikes etc Use of surge protection systems is highly recommended in order to protect and extend the life of your equipment ...

Page 3: ...5 Power 20 7 6 Input 21 7 7 Preset 24 7 8 Config 26 7 9 Info 34 8 Remote Control 34 9 Audio Extraction 35 9 1 HDMI audio 35 9 2 Audio Extraction 35 10 RS232 Control 36 11 Scene Instructions 38 11 1 Video Wall Mode 38 11 2 Multi Viewer Mode 41 11 3 Image cropping and TV coordinate change 44 11 4 Cascading 45 12 Web Control 46 12 1 Change IP address of PC 46 12 2 Log in by browser 47 13 WEB 48 13 1 ...

Page 4: ...4 14 Firmware Updating 53 14 1 MCU application layer upgrade 53 14 2 GUI Web Page Upgrade 54 15 Maintenance 55 16 Product Service 55 17 Warranty 55 ...

Page 5: ...le split display modes Supports HDMI audio formats including Dolby 5 1 DTS 5 1 Analog audio extraction and the audio can be independently switching Compliant HDCP 2 2 with EDID management Control via panel button Remote Control RS232 Control TCP IP Control Supports device cascading Up to a maximum of 81 displays can be supported 9x9 video wall 2 Package Contents 1 1x Main Unit 4x4 HDMI Matrix 2 1x...

Page 6: ...1080P 1080i 720P Audio Formats Supported HDMI digital audio DTS 5 1 Dolby 5 1 HDCP Compliant HDCP 2 2 and HDCP 1 4 Input ports 4xHDMI Output ports 4xHDMI Matrix mode 4x4 seamless switching Video wall mode Multiple video wall modes Multi viewer mode Multiple multi viewer modes Power Consumption 23 watts Max Dimensions Matrix L262 x W163 x H36 mm Mass Main Unit 2710g 4 Panel Descriptions 4 1 Front P...

Page 7: ...7 Operating Instruction 4 2 Rear Panel Audio In Audio Out S PDIF OUT IR Ext RS232 port HDMI IN x4 HDMI OUT x4 Ethernet port Power input 12V 3A 5 Wiring Diagram 5 1 Seamless Matrix Mode ...

Page 8: ...8 Operating Instruction 5 2 Video Wall Mode 5 3 Multi Viewer mode ...

Page 9: ...ter the function option or back to previous option ENTER Confirm Button enter function selection mode UP Button for UP option DOWN Button for NEXT option PRESET Preset short press to quickly enter the preset call function LOCK Long press to LOCK Long press again to UNLOCK 7 Panel Control 7 1 Video Signal switching includes 4 switching channels which can be configured as input output according to r...

Page 10: ...ig Info Each module has multiple sub menus that need to be set up accordingly 7 3 Output There are 5 sub menus in Output interface output1 4 all which are used for individual or all output settings Each channel contains 3 function items which are video audio and power Choose a desired output before setting each video or audio There are 11 options in video Source Onoff Pattern Format Genlock Rotate...

Page 11: ...nu Press UP and DOWN to choose Video Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP and DOWN to select Source Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Choose input1 4 to complete switching 2 Onoff Turn on off any output or turn on off all outputs The video of outputs are enabled by default Operation Select Output in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all Click ENTER...

Page 12: ...u and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Video Press UP or DOWN to select Pattern Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Disable or other patterns Remarks Item 2 to Item 16 represent for different built in patterns 4 Format This function can set the output resolution format and force the...

Page 13: ...ed Only Output 2 Output 3 and Output 4 can be enable Switching the following output resolution will effect other output images The image will be black for a while and the resolution will be subject to the following output and cannot be changed Operation Select Output in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN t...

Page 14: ... to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select the desired rotating angle then ENTER to complete the rotation 7 Mirror This function can implement left and right mirror up and down mirror X indicates left and right mirror Y indicates up and down mirror The default is off There are 3 options including Crop Zoom and Windows in the sub menu corresponding to crop and Zoom images respectively W...

Page 15: ...ainly used to set the coordinate parameters of the image There are 2 types including Coord and Zoom Each type has 4 parameters which are CROPX0 CROPY0 CROPX1 CROPY1 ZOOMX0 ZOOMY0 ZOOMX1 CROPY1 and a total of 8 coordinate parameters The function can implement the parameter adjustment of multi viewer and video wall The default starting point of Coord CROPX0 0 CROPY0 0 The default end point of Crood ...

Page 16: ...9 PIP PIP is mainly used for the layer priority By default each output has 4 layers It can change the sequence of the layers in multi viewer mode Each layer can choose an output You can turn on off this function by Status Operation Select Output in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Video Press U...

Page 17: ...k ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Video Press UP or DOWN to select Wall Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select the coordinate of CoordX or CoordY The default coordinate for 2x2 video wall Out1 X 0 Y 0 Out2 X 1 Y 0 Out3 X 0 Y 1 Out4 X 1 Y 1 Set the number of horizontal and vertical splices Set the number of horizontal and vertical of the first ...

Page 18: ... or DOWN to select Image Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Brightness or other selections ENTER to enter the next sub menu Do the adjustment according to the visual effect of the output image 7 4 Audio There are 4 function options in Audio HDMI Onoff HDMI SRC DEC Onoff DECSRC It can implement audio switching independently turn off HDMI audio output and audio De embe...

Page 19: ...ing to different input signal sources It supports switching to analog audio in 1 4 HDMI input1 4 Auto HDMI indicates following the corresponding input Auto ENC indicates the corresponding audio in That is audio follow the matrix switch of inputs not switch other audio source and Auto HDMI is default Operations Select Output in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all...

Page 20: ...RC enables that the audio extracts to different input source which can switch to HDMI input 1 4 Auto HDMI indicates that it follows the corresponding input The default is auto HDMI Operation Select Output in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Output 1 4 all Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Audio and enter the next sub menu Select DEC SRC to se...

Page 21: ...ter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Power and enter the next sub menu Select On or Off to complete the operation 7 6 Input There are there functions options in Input interface which are Video Audio and EDID Video is used to provide the switch channel built in Pattern switch and selections Audio is used to set the delay EDID supports built in copy user and temp ...

Page 22: ...b menu Press UP or DOWN to select Video and enter the next sub menu Select On or Off to turn on off the input video 2 Audio Audio delay setting range 0 50 auto the default is auto Operation Select Input in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Input 1 4 all Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Audio and enter the next sub menu Select 0 50 in Delay to...

Page 23: ...4K60 444 LPCM 2 0 192Khz Default2 4K60 420 LPCM 2 0 192Khz Default3 4K30 444 LPCM 2 0 192Khz Default4 1080P120 444 LPCM 2 0 192Khz Switching the Default1 to input1 as shown in the following example Operations Select EDID in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Input 1 the fifth option indicates that select all input Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press Default1 to compl...

Page 24: ...s Select Preset in the main menu and short press ENTER to enter the preset interface Call indicates calling preset Save indicates saving preset Clean indicates cleaning preset Save preset select Save in Preset and select Mode or Scene to save in Scene or P2P Call preset Select Call in Preset the select a saved preset to complete the operation Current scene is the saved preset scene Clear preset Se...

Page 25: ...tion time the default is Endless the minimum time is 3 seconds Select indicates whether Select whether to perform the scenario in rotation If this parameter is set to yes the scenario will be played If this parameter is not set to yes the scenario will be skipped ...

Page 26: ...el is required to enable the function The level are read only and read write 1 Network Network can set DHCP IP Mask Gateway Port and Mac The Mac address cannot be changed The default IP address is 192 168 1 200 DHCP operation Select Config in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select network Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu ...

Page 27: ...he operation IP MASK gateway Operation Select Config in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select network Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select baud rate IP MASK gateway Press UP or DOWN to select 0 255 to complete the operation TCP UDP protocol default port TCP5000 UDP 5001 ...

Page 28: ...changed by default Only baud rate can be change Other parameters can be changed only when the read write permission is enabled by instruction which is not enabled by default Operation Select Config in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select RS232 Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select baud rate Baud to enter the next sub menu Select 4800 115200 and press...

Page 29: ...n the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Bright Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select 0 8 Click ENTER to compete the backlight brightness 4 OSD Setting There are 4 options in OSD User Time Menu Info User indicates the output coordinate time of OSD Time indicates the running time after the device is power on ...

Page 30: ...ig in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select OSD Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select User and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Time and check the OSD display in the upper left corner of the TV 5 Menu Timer indicates the time of menu returns to the channel Select Run indicates whether the confirm button of the last sub menu is enabled If it is s...

Page 31: ...t the return time Operation Select Config in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Menu Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Select Run and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select Disable or Enable 6 User EDID User EDID can store the EDID of the output display device of the connection matrix to user1 4 which can be stored in default output and temp1 a...

Page 32: ...EDID Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select User1 and press ENTER Select Output1 and press ENTER to complete the operation 7 System System Setting includes reboot Power and Factory Reboot indicates device restart power indicates device sleep and factory indicates factory data reset Reboot ...

Page 33: ... indicates automatic sleep Operation Select Config in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select System Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to select Power and press ENTER Select Timed off and press ENTER to enter the next sub menu Press UP or DOWN to set the scheduled standby time Factoty Simple partially restores factory settings User restores all factory settin...

Page 34: ...n of the signal sources input Output EDID information of the TV of outputs System System information includes Web version and company info Log Matrix log Operation Select INFO in the main menu and press ENTER Press UP or DOWN to select System Click ENTER to enter the next sub menu to query the relevant device information 8 Remote Control Standby or power on Mute button Return to upper level Move t...

Page 35: ...e ENC1 4 indicates that HDMI outputs select the embedding audio HDMI1 4 indicates that HDMI outputs select other audio source Auto HDMI indicates that the input signal source is switched with the matrix but the audio state is not switched Auto ENC indicates the HDMI sound will be overwritten and replaced with the corresponding embedded audio 9 2 Audio Extraction Audio extraction has analog audio e...

Page 36: ... input signal sources Auto HDMI indicates that the input signal source is switched with the matrix but the audio state is not switched 2 Coaxial audio 1 HDMI 1 4 indicates that HDMI output audio select audio from other input signal sources 2 Auto HDMI indicates that the input signal source is switched with the matrix but the audio state is not switched 3 Coaxial audio sampling rate up to 96Khz 10 ...

Page 37: ...d options 10 4 Command List 1 All commands start with 2 _ the underline cannot omit 3 Command head Parameter and target need to add one SPACE The following table is only an example Please refer to the list of instructions Type Format Value Regulation Command head cmd without Explain Can be used to search command after receiving command the system will feedback all open command format fields Exampl...

Page 38: ...ions 11 1 Video Wall Mode Remarks Parts of the scene require switching TV ports For Example Out2 and out3 need to be swapped when in mode W 2x1 W 2x2 2 Vertical x 2 Horizontal W 1x2 1 Vertical x 2 Horizontal W 1x2 1x2 1 Vertical x 2 Horizontal ...

Page 39: ...39 Operating Instruction W 1x3 1 Vertical x 3 Horizontal W 1x4 1 Vertical x 4 Horizontal W 2x1 2 Vertical x 1 Horizontal W 2x1 W 2x1 2 Vertical x 1 Horizontal ...

Page 40: ...40 Operating Instruction W 3x1 3 Vertical x 1 Horizontal W 4x1 4 Vertical x 1 horizontal ...

Page 41: ...41 Operating Instruction 11 2 Multi Viewer Mode M 2x2 M 3x1 R M 3x1 L M 3x1 U ...

Page 42: ...42 Operating Instruction M 3x1 D M 1 234 A M 1 2 1 3 1 4 A ...

Page 43: ...43 Operating Instruction M 1 2 3 4 A M 1 34 2 34 A M POP A ...

Page 44: ... 3 2x1 4 A 11 3 Image cropping and TV coordinate change Input starting point CROP X0 0 CROP Y 0 Input ending point CROP X1 3000 CROP Y0 3000 Input scaling starting point ZOOM X0 0 ZOOM Y0 0 Input scaling ending point ZOOM X1 6000 ZOOM Y0 6000 ...

Page 45: ...r Output 1 1 0 output 2 0 0 output 3 0 1 output 4 1 1 Output 2 Number of wall width 2 and height 2 Other outputs must be auto 11 4 Cascading Default coordinates are on the right changed coordinates are on the left Cascading wall Multiple matrices need to be used and then fill in the coordinates according to the sequence of the wall The height and width of the wall should be set for the first outpu...

Page 46: ...e IP address of the computer configured with the device mainly to ensure that the computer and the device are set in the same network segment 1 Open the network control center and set the computer s IP address 2 Choose to use Static IP with the IP address set to 196 168 1 x x ranges from 0 to 254 but cannot be consistent with the device s IP address ...

Page 47: ...y set to 192 168 1 1 Operating Instruction 12 2 Log in by browser Default IP address for log in 192 168 1 200 Type in user name and password default user and default password admin Note suggest to use newer version of Google Firefox IE11 browser for better compatibility ...

Page 48: ...rce 3 Output EDID Info interface will display partial EDID information of TV 4 Device Info displays MCU version and web version 13 2 Input Menu 1 Rename The input name can be changed by double clicking input1 4 2 Video Click the green buttons to enable or disable the video inputs 3 Audio delay The default is Auto click or to adjust 4 Copy EDID Default1 4 user1 4 output1 4 temp1 can be switched to ...

Page 49: ... 3 Output Menu 1 Rename Output name can be changed double click output1 4 to modify 2 Video Click the green button to enable or disable the video outputs 3 Audio HDMI Click the green button to enable or disable the audio outputs 4 HDMI Src Switch HDMI output audio click the drop down box to select HDMI1 4 ENC1 4 Auto HDMI Auto ENC 10 options no need to confirm after the selection automatic effect ...

Page 50: ...at Output video format the default is auto Following the output TV EDID specifications you can manually select 4K60 4K30 1080P60 720P60 13 4 Matrix 1 Input1 4 corresponds to the input of matrix access 1 4 Output1 4 corresponds to the output of matrix 1 4 click the mouse button can directly realize the matrix switch 2 Output all indicates that all outputs are switched to one input 3 If the button t...

Page 51: ...o wall can customize the new scene The default mode is the built in wall mode of the system Click the drop down box to select call click Save to save the current scene and click Clear to clear the scene to the default value 3 Multi View can implement that display 4 pictures on the same screen and has multiple split display modes The new scene mode can be customized Click the drop down box to selec...

Page 52: ... Y0 Image cropping starting point of vertical coordinates range 0 6000 Crop X1 Image cropping ending point of horizontal coordinates range 0 6000 Crop Y1 Image cropping ending point of vertical coordinates range 0 6000 Zoom X0 Image scaling starting point of horizontal coordinates range 0 6000 Zoom Y0 Image scaling starting point of vertical coordinates range 0 6000 Zoom X1 Image scaling ending po...

Page 53: ... A high level account cannot be modified by a low level account which can modify the current login account only 3 Reboot 4 Factory Simple restore partial factory settings 5 Factory User restore all factory settings 14 Firmware Updating 14 1 MCU application layer upgrade Open the software UART_ISP exe in PC select the correct port the baud rate 115200 input the A1 in port and select the path bin fo...

Page 54: ... Operating Instruction 14 2 GUI Web Page Upgrade Open software UART_ISP_V1 6 exe in PC select correct port baud rate 115200 input F0 and select a program xxx HTML in path click update to complete upgrade ...

Page 55: ...tutes may result in fire electric shock or other Hazards 4 Safety check After repairs or service ask the servicer to perform safety checks to confirm that the unit is in proper working condition 17 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...

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