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SW Switchers • Installation

SW Switchers • Installation

Installation, cont’d

Pin

Signal

Pin

Signal

1

Input 1

2

Input 2

3

Input 3

4

Input 4

5

Input 5

6

Input 6

7

Unused

8

Unused

9

Unused

10

Unused

11

Unused

12

See note

13

+5VDC

14

Tally 1

15

Tally 2

16

Tally 3

17

Tally 4

18

Tally 5

19

Tally 6

20

Unused

21

Unused

22

Unused

23

Unused

24

See note

25

Ground

For SW ARxi and SW AR HVxi , pins 12 and 24
are Loop In and Loop Out, respectively.  For
SW AR MX, SW AR MX HV, and
SW 6 Composite, pins 12 and 24 are unused.

The tally pins can be used for remote indication of the
switcher's selected input.  Tally 1 – 6 (pins 14 – 19) indicate
the switcher's selected input number with a logic low (0V);
the tally pins are normally at logic high (5V).  For example,
with switcher input 2 selected, the front panel LED for that
input would be on, tally 2 (pin 15) would be 0V, and the
remaining tally pins would be 5V.

You can use the schematics in figure 25 as a guide to design
and build indicator circuits for the tally pins.  An example
of an LED circuit is shown to the left, and two versions of
incandescent lamp driver circuits are shown to the right.

The +5V source on remote connector pin 13 is limited to
100 mA.  If a different voltage or a higher current is
required, an external voltage source is required.

Figure 25 — Tally pin indicator circuits

5.

Power the switcher on.

To operate the IR-101, press the key for the desired input
while aiming the hand-held unit at the IR detector.   The
approximate operating range is 30 feet.

To change the selected input to 1 on an
SW AR MX, SW AR MX HV, or
SW 6 Component switcher, remote connector pin 1
must be shorted to ground for less than 2 seconds.
If pin 1 is shorted for 2 seconds or longer, the mode
is displayed by a blinking LED, and the selected
input does not change.

The IR detector receives infrared signals from the hand-
held IR-101 remote control, and it converts them to logic
signals.  The logic signals are used by the adapter to
duplicate front panel input selection.

Remote control design information

Contact/manual remote connector pin assignments are
shown in the table on the next page.  To select a different

switcher input number through the
remote connector, momentarily connect
the pin for the desired input number to
pin 25 (logic ground).

The duration of a momentary connection is defined
as 250 – 500 milliseconds.

To change the selected input to 1 on an
SW AR MX, SW AR MX HV, or
SW 6 Component switcher, remote connector pin 1
must be shorted to ground for less than 2 seconds.
If pin 1 is shorted for 2 seconds or longer, the mode
is displayed by a blinking LED, and the selected
input does not change.

+5V (PIN 13)

Tally Pin

LED

330 Ohm

+5V (PIN 13)

External Power

External Power

Tally Pin

Tally Pin

Resistor value
depends on current
requirement of lamp

330 Ohm

N/C

1N916

+5V (PIN 13)

LED Indicator Circuit

Incandescent Lamp Circuit

Using an Opto-Isolator & External Power

Incandescent Lamp Circuit

Using a Relay & External Power

RECOMMENDED RELAYS

MANUFACTURER GENERAL

LOW CURRENT

Aromat

DS2

TQ

ITT/Panasonic

R-Z-5C

A5W

Omron

G5Y

G6H

2-17

2-16

DB25 Pin Locations

Female

13

1

25

14

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Page 4: ...rs how it works 2 11 Configuring switchers for looping 2 13 Attaching remote control devices 2 14 KP 10 cabling 2 14 IR 101 cabling 2 15 Remote control design information 2 16 Troubleshooting 2 18 All...

Page 5: ...talling the software 4 9 Using the software 4 10 Power Supply 4 11 Replacing the fuse 4 11 Battery backup 4 12 Appendix A Reference Information A 1 SW 2 4 ARxi xi xi xi xi SW 2 4 6 AR HVxi xi xi xi xi...

Page 6: ...onnectors Multiple switchers can be looped to increase the number of inputs Audio signals can also be switched via the BNC connectors for composite video or S video type inputs All of the switchers ex...

Page 7: ...ut devices Remote control connector This contact closure connector allows the switcher to be controlled by remote devices such as the IR 10 infrared or KP 10 wired remote controls and third party remo...

Page 8: ...ion Introduction cont d SW Switchers 2 Chapter Two Installation Front and Rear Panels Installing the Switcher Troubleshooting 1 6 Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOU...

Page 9: ...ch mode or Auto sequence mode is selected the buttons do not select the input Rear panel features Figure 14 shows an SW 6 AR HVxi rear panel and figure 15 shows an SW AR MX HV rear panel The rear pane...

Page 10: ...er See page 4 7 for more information SW AR MX SW AR MX HV and SW 6 Component only 8 Looping BNCs Provide communications between switchers when two or more switchers are looped together SW AR MX SW AR...

Page 11: ...4 If you are setting up the switcher in looping mode see Looping on page 2 11 5 If you are attaching an optional or third party remote control device see Attaching remote control devices on page 2 14...

Page 12: ...cabling for auto switching on page 2 10 If audio follow is required see Input cabling for audio follow on page 2 10 To cable the switcher do the following 1 Use BNC connectors to connect each input d...

Page 13: ...is also affected by the quality of the cables used Input cabling for auto switching This section applies to SW ARxi SW AR HVxi SW AR MX and SW AR MX HV switchers only It does not apply to the SW 6 Com...

Page 14: ...ignal loss use the shortest possible cable length For SW ARxi and SW AR HVxi switchers the loop control cables can be any standard wire For SW AR MX and SW AR MX HV switchers the loop control cables c...

Page 15: ...for best reception of the infrared light from the IR 101 hand held remote controller limited by a 6 foot cable Loop In Connect switcher B s contact remote connector pin 24 Loop Out to switcher A s con...

Page 16: ...o change the selected input to 1 on an SW AR MX SW AR MX HV or SW 6 Component switcher remote connector pin 1 must be shorted to ground for less than 2 seconds If pin 1 is shorted for 2 seconds or lon...

Page 17: ...video component video or RGsB format Solution The sync portion of these video formats must be connected to a video input and to the H S input through a T connector See page 2 10 SW AR MX SW AR MX HV...

Page 18: ...mponent switcher operation information see chapter 4 Operating Modes SW ARxi and SW AR HVxi switchers operate in two modes front panel mode and auto switch mode The Mode switch on the switcher s rear...

Page 19: ...By default the Windows installation places two icons RS 232 2 4 6 8 Control Pgm and 2 4 6 8 ctrlr notes into a group or folder named Extron Electronics RS 232 2 4 6 8 adapter software DOS and Windows...

Page 20: ...8 adapter port 3 From the Size menu click on the switcher type Numbered buttons representing the switcher front panel buttons appear in the window figure 27 Figure 27 RS 232 2 4 6 8 Control Program 4...

Page 21: ...nly See page Input cabling for auto switching on page 2 10 for special cabling requirements This chapter applies to SW AR MX SW AR MX HV and SW 6 Component switchers only For SW ARxi and SW AR HVxi op...

Page 22: ...Remove the top two screws on each end of the enclosure lift the cover and place the cover upside down next to the base of the enclosure Do not pull on the cable that attaches the cover to the base Doi...

Page 23: ...components inside the switcher Doing so could damage the switcher Figure 28 Removing the switcher cover 3 Locate jumper E2 figure 29 A jumper shunt is on pins 1 and 2 Figure 29 Circuit board jumper lo...

Page 24: ...an run from the floppy drive However it is usually more convenient to load and run the program from the hard drive To install the software from the floppy disk onto the hard drive run SETUP EXE from t...

Page 25: ...t the top of the fuse holder and pry the holder open figure 33 Figure 33 Opening the fuse holder 3 Pull the fuse holder out 4 Place a new fuse in the fuse holder Each switcher ships with a spare fuse...

Page 26: ...loss of AC line voltage occurs the current operating mode and the selected input are saved When AC line voltage returns the saved mode and input are restored and the switcher resumes operation The bat...

Page 27: ...n Listings UL CUL Compliances CE MTBF 30 000 hours Warranty 3 years parts and labor Specifications are subject to change without notice Reference Information A 2 SW2 ARxi SW4 ARxi SW2 4 6 AR HVxi Spec...

Page 28: ...ipping weight 6 lbs 2 7 kg Vibration ISTA NSTA 1A in carton International Safe Transit Association Listings UL CUL Certifications CE CSA MTBF 30 000 hours Warranty 3 years parts and labor Specificatio...

Page 29: ...xcludes connectors Product weight SW 4 AR MX HV 4 6 lbs 2 1 kg SW 6 AR MX HV 5 0 lbs 2 3 kg Shipping weight SW 4 AR MX HV 7 lbs 3 2 kg SW 6 AR MX HV 8 lbs 3 6 kg Vibration ISTA NSTA 1A in carton Inter...

Page 30: ...connectors Product weight 4 0 lbs 1 8 kg Shipping weight 6 lbs 2 7 kg Vibration ISTA NSTA 1A in carton International Safe Transit Association Listings UL CUL Compliances CE FCC Class A CSA MTBF 30 00...

Page 31: ...6 260 05 BNC 5 150 HR 150 feet 45 0 meters 26 260 12 BNC 5 200 HR 200 feet 60 0 meters 26 260 06 BNC 5 250 HR 250 feet 75 0 meters 26 260 18 BNC 5 300 HR 300 feet 90 0 meters 26 260 14 BNC 5 Mini HR B...

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