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IN1404 User’s Manual

 

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Video   Audio 

 

Input   Output  

Advanced 

Brightness  

Bass 

 Signal 

Format 

 Resolution  

Factory Reset 

Contrast 

 

Treble 

 

Aspect Ratio 

 

Refresh Rate 

 

User Memory 

RGB Gain

3

 

 Balance   

Auto 

Switching 

 Size  

Baud 

Rate 

Color Saturation

2

 

 

Reset Audio 

 

Input Labels 

 

Position 

 

Delimiters 

Hue

2

 

 

 

 

Horiz. Tracking 

 

Sync Format 

 

Reset RS-232 

Sharpness

2

 

 

Reset Audio 

 

Phase 

 

Blue Screen 

 

System Info 

Gamma

2

  

Yes 

  Advanced  

Reset 

Output 

 

 

Noise Filter

2

  

No 

 

Reset 

Input   

 

 

Factory Reset 

Comp/Trap

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Resolution

 

 Yes 

Reset Video 

 

Input # 

 

Signal Format 

 

640 x 480 

 

No 

 

 

Composite 

 

Input 1 

 

800 x 600 

 

 

RGB Gain

3

 

 S-video    Input 

2

 

 

852 x 480 

 

User Memory 

Red  

Component 

Interlaced

4

 

 

Input 3 

 

1024 x 768 

 

Save 

Green   Component   

Input 

4   1152 

864   Recall 

Blue   RGBS

4

     

1280 

720 

 

Reset 

  RGsB

4

 

 

Aspect Ratio 

 1280 

1024  

 

Comb/Trap

2

 

 RGBHVS 

Passive

4

  

Standard   1365 

768   

Baud Rate 

Comb Filter On 

 

RGsB Passive

4

    Anamorphic 

 1365 

1024   1200 

Trap Filter On

 

   

 

Wide 

Screen 

   

2400 

    

 

Wider 

Screen 

 

Refresh Rate

5

 

 4800 

Reset Video 

 

 

 

Tomarama 

 

56 / 60 / 65 Hz 

 

9600 

Yes 

 

 

 

 

 

72 / 75 Hz 

 

19200 

No  

 

 

Auto Switching 

 

85 / 96 Hz 

 

38400 

 

 

 

 

On / Off 

 

100 Hz 

 

57600 

    

    

120 

Hz 

  

 

 

 

 

Input Labels 

 

 

 

Delimiters 

 

 

 

 

On / Off 

 

Size 

 Parenthesis 

    

 

Momentary 

 

H-Size 

 

Brackets 

    

 

Reset 

label 

 

V-Size 

 

Slashes 

 

   

   

   

Less 

Greater 

 

 

Advanced Features

 

(under 

Input

 menu) 

 

Horizontal 

Tracking

3

 

 

Position 

 Signs 

!# 

 

 

Active Area 

 Very 

Fast 

 

H-Position 

 

 

  

Active 

Pixels 

 Fast 

 

V-Position 

 

Reset RS-232 

 

 

Active 

Lines 

 

Normal 

   

Yes 

 

 

Blanking 

 Slow 

 

Sync Format 

 No 

 

 H-Blanking   

 

 RGBHV--  

 

  

V-Blanking 

 

Advanced 

 RGBHV++  

System Info 

 

 

Scan Type

3

 

 

Active Area 

 

RGBS A 

 

Input # 

 

 

Interlaced 

 

Blanking 

 

RGBS B 

 

Signal Format 

 

 

Swap Fields 

 

Total Pixels3 

 

RGsB A 

 

Input Horiz. 

 

 

Invert Sync 

 

Scan Type 

 

RGsB B 

 

Input Vert. 

 

 

Input Mode 

 

Input Mode 

 

 

 

Output Size 

  

Auto 

Detect 

    

Blue Screen 

 Output 

Horiz. 

  

Lockout 

Changes 

 

Reset Input

  

On/Off 

 Output 

Vert. 

 

 

User Defined 

 

Yes / No 

 

 

 

Sync Format 

  

Redetect 

Now 

 

 

 

Reset Output 

 Version 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes/No 

 

 

Main Menu 

Video 

Audio 

Input 

Output 

Advanced 

IN1404 on-screen display  
menu system

 

Summary of Contents for IN1404

Page 1: ...IN1404 Video Scaler 68 1078 01 Rev A 12 04...

Page 2: ...n da im Inneren des Geh uses dieses Produktes gef hrliche Spannungen die nicht isoliert sind und die einen elektrischen Schock verursachen k nnen herrschen Achtung Lesen der Anleitungen Bevor Sie das...

Page 3: ...h Rate 19 CRT displays Selecting the golden resolution 19 CRT displays Selecting the optimal refresh rate 20 Fixed pixel displays Selecting the optimal resolution and refresh rate 20 Advanced Operatio...

Page 4: ...m up to the desired resolution and refresh rate Selectable Output Resolution The IN1404 offers a wide range of output resolutions to match the optimum or native resolution of virtually any display dev...

Page 5: ...ings are incorrectly adjusted Blue screen acts as a test signal and is ideal for setting up the output resolution refresh rate and position settings and to verify connection to the output display devi...

Page 6: ...equipment rack using the mounting brackets provided 70 391 01 The IN1404 is exactly 1U high without the feet If other equipment will be located in the space directly below the scaler the rubber feet...

Page 7: ...re that the red output is connected to the red input green output is connected to the green input etc Since both outputs are active simultaneously the IN1404 can directly drive two separate display de...

Page 8: ...t progressive component RGBHV RGBS RGsB and RGB passive VGA 15 Pin HD female connector with standard VGA pin outs RS 232 Phoenix connector Pin 1 TX Pin 2 Ground Pin 3 RX COMPOSITE VIDEO 1 BNC connecto...

Page 9: ...4 R Y Cr Pr Luma Y B Y Cb Pb Cr BNC Y BNC Cb BNC RGBHV RGB with separate horizontal and vertical sync 3 4 Red Green Blue horizontal sync vertical sync R BNC G BNC B BNC H BNC V BNC RGBS RGB with Compo...

Page 10: ...is engaged the output setting goes to black but the sync signals continue ensuring that the data display device retains sync lock Simply press and release the button to engage blanking the green LED u...

Page 11: ...n RGsB Passive 4 Anamorphic 1365 x 1024 1200 Trap Filter On Wide Screen 2400 Wider Screen Refresh Rate 5 4800 Reset Video Tomarama 56 60 65 Hz 9600 Yes 72 75 Hz 19200 No Auto Switching 85 96 Hz 38400...

Page 12: ...comb trap filter settings To access the video adjustment menu via the front panel control buttons 1 Press the desired Input Select button 2 Press MENU 3 Press the or button if necessary to reach the...

Page 13: ...composite S video and component A signal formats only Range 0 to 255 Factory default setting 128 Operation Press button to increase the color Press button to decrease the color Hue NTSC signals only...

Page 14: ...put signal noise filter This applies to composite S video and component A signal formats only Range 0 to 47 Factory default setting 9 Operation Press button to increase noise filter Press button to de...

Page 15: ...nce toward the right or left audio channels Range 0 to 31 Factory Default Setting 16 Operation Press button to move the balance toward the right channel Press button to move the balance toward the lef...

Page 16: ...individual input use the and buttons to select the desired signal format 6 Press ENTER to save the signal format into memory CAUTION It is critical that the signal format be selected properly for eac...

Page 17: ...the right and left hand edges Most DVDs and VCRs and other video source output a signal with an aspect ratio of 4 3 How this signal is filled with active video information determines its aspect ratio...

Page 18: ...IN1404 User s Manual 16 Example 3 Example 4...

Page 19: ...s Very Fast For poor quality video signals such as from a VCR Fast For normal quality video signals such as from a TV Normal For good quality video signals such as from a DVD player Slow For high qual...

Page 20: ...sB B RGB with sync on green without serrations Blue Screen Available anytime even when the input settings are incorrectly adjusted or the input signal is missing entirely the blue screen may be used a...

Page 21: ...of display technology if the display has a fixed number of display elements native resolution the size of the pixels the size of the display or display screen and even the distance of the viewer from...

Page 22: ...gh refresh rate settings may also create a compatibility problem because a very high refresh rate may result in a signal that is outside the compatible scan rate of the data display Fixed pixel displa...

Page 23: ...720 1280 x 1024 60 Hz Check Native Resolution of Display For 848 x 600 set scaler to 800 x 600 LCOS D ILA Projectors 1365 x 1024 60 Hz LCD Projectors 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 1365 x 768 60 Hz...

Page 24: ...ut followed by signal format 3 Select input 3 or 4 and then select the desired signal format Once this change has been made the proper signal format will be displayed whenever input 3 or 4 is selected...

Page 25: ...parent effect of blank borders and a cropped image may be due to the image being incorrectly positioned on the monitor The blue screen signal is available to adjust the output image on the monitor It...

Page 26: ...ptions are available o Interlaced for interlaced signals o Swap fields to swap the interlaced fields if necessary o Invert sync to invert the sync polarity if necessary Input Mode Four options are ava...

Page 27: ...eadjusting the other Input blanking adjustment In Figure 5 on the following page the input blanking is set incorrectly as indicated by the dashed lines If the H Blanking is set to less than the actual...

Page 28: ...or the input signal is missing entirely Use the blue screen to adjust the output settings resolution refresh rate and position and to verify the image on the monitor The video and input settings have...

Page 29: ...adjusting the active pixels or active lines according to the input mode This will stretch the image to fill the entire monitor screen The total pixels may also be adjusted to match the input mode as...

Page 30: ...within the image as shown below in Figure 7 The total pixels may be adjusted to move the lines closer together or further apart Adjust the total pixels until the lines are furthest apart or until the...

Page 31: ...des delimiters when using an RS 232 remote parentheses brackets braces slashes less and greater than and signs The factory default serial delimiters are Only the IN1404 that has the same delimiters as...

Page 32: ...balance right BALL increase balance left BAL set audio balance to center 016 BALxxx set balance to absolute value 000 031 BAS return bass Command Description BAL return balance BAS increase bass BAS d...

Page 33: ...et signal format to RGBS FMT6 set signal format to RGsB FMT7 set signal format to RGBGHVS passive FMT8 set signal format to RGsB passive Command Description FMT return signal format FP toggle front pa...

Page 34: ...e PH return horizontal position PHS increase phase PHS decrease phase PHS set phase to normal PHSxxx set phase to absolute value 0 31 Command Description PHS return phase PV increase vertical position...

Page 35: ...This command list is preliminary All commands listed in this manual are functional however Extron reserves the right to modify remove and or add commands on future product revisions The commands are n...

Page 36: ...output settings may be incorrect Although the unit should not allow invalid settings they may need to be reloaded If the menu is available select Input Advanced Input Mode and Redetect Now to reload...

Page 37: ...settings Solution 3 Increase the output resolution to a value greater than the input active area Problem The image on the monitor is compressed horizontally Solution 1 Increase the Input Total Pixels...

Page 38: ...gnal format to match the input signal connected to the rear of the unit Problem The picture on the display device has hooking along the top Solution 1 Increase the input horizontal tracking to compens...

Page 39: ...rlaced Setting to toggle on off Problem The image on the monitor jitters up and down Solution The Input Scan Type is set incorrectly For interlaced signals select Input Advanced Scan Type and verify t...

Page 40: ...ea Problem The input H Blanking will not increase Solution 1 The Input Total Pixels may be set too low Increase the Input Total Pixels to match the input signal Refer to Advanced Input Settings on pag...

Page 41: ...ber signal type 2 RGBHV RGBS RGsB scaled RGB Connectors 5 BNC female 1 15 pin HD female Nominal level 0 7V p p Minimum maximum levels 0V to 0 7V p p Impedance 75 ohms Scaled resolution 640 x 4802 4 5...

Page 42: ...mount kit IN9123B Enclosure type Metal Enclosure dimensions 1 75 H x 17 0 W x 12 2 D 1U high full rack width 4 5 cm H x 43 2 cm W x 31 0 cm D Depth excludes connectors Product weight 3 5 lbs 1 6 kg S...

Page 43: ...eo composite video and audio receiver RGB receiver portion used only 60 350 02 Cables When using signal with a scanning frequency of 15 125 kHz and running distances of 100 feet or more use high resol...

Page 44: ...conductor Mini high resolution 22 032 22 020 22 128 Mini high resolution plenum 22 103 22 130 Halogen free cable 22 126 Super high resolution 22 145 26 368 26 639 Super high resolution plenum 22 146 A...

Page 45: ...y misuse improper handling care electrical or mechanical abuse abnormal operating conditions or non Extron authorized modification to the product If it has been determined that the product is defectiv...

Page 46: ...sfoort The Netherlands 31 33 453 4040 Fax 31 33 453 4050 Extron Electronics Asia 135 Joo Seng Road 04 01 PM Industrial Building Singapore 368363 65 6383 4400 Fax 65 6383 4664 Extron Electronics Japan...

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