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HDBaseT-4x4Matrix 

Factor Electronics 

Table of Content

 

Introduction

 .................................................................................................................................... 3 

Features

 .......................................................................................................................................... 3 

Panel Descriptions

 ........................................................................................................................ 3 

Front Panel .............................................................................................................................. 3 
Back Panel .............................................................................................................................. 4 

Remote Control Description

 ......................................................................................................... 5 

Master Remote Control ........................................................................................................... 5 

Output and Input select .................................................................................................. 5 
EDID Set Up ................................................................................................................... 5 

Satellite Remote Control ......................................................................................................... 6 

Application Diagram

 ...................................................................................................................... 6 

Specifications

................................................................................................................................. 6 

Package Contents

 .......................................................................................................................... 7 

RS-232 Pin Assignment

 ................................................................................................................ 7 

RS232 and Telnet Commands

 ...................................................................................................... 7 

GUI Control

 ..................................................................................................................................... 9 

PC System: ............................................................................................................................. 9 
Installation ............................................................................................................................... 9 
Preparation .............................................................................................................................. 9 
Common information ............................................................................................................... 9 
“General” page ........................................................................................................................ 9 

Set TCP control configuration ...................................................................................... 10 

“Port Tag” page ..................................................................................................................... 11 

Edit Input port tags ....................................................................................................... 11 
Edit Output port tags .................................................................................................... 12 

“Setting” page ........................................................................................................................ 12 

Pop-up tag messages .................................................................................................. 13 
Pop-up Menu ................................................................................................................ 13 
Edit selected pre-setting item ....................................................................................... 14 

“EDID control” page .............................................................................................................. 14 
“IR Configuration” page ......................................................................................................... 15 
“FW upgrade” page ............................................................................................................... 16 

Web GUI

 ........................................................................................................................................ 17 

How to enter Web GUI .......................................................................................................... 17 
Admin account ...................................................................................................................... 17 
Zone Page ............................................................................................................................. 18 
Status Page ........................................................................................................................... 18 
Config Page .......................................................................................................................... 19 
Output Page .......................................................................................................................... 19 
Input Page ............................................................................................................................. 20 
Preset Page .......................................................................................................................... 20 
EDID Page ............................................................................................................................ 21 
Audio Page ............................................................................................................................ 21 
Users Page

 .................................................................................................................. 22

 

Maintenance

 ................................................................................................................................. 22 

Warranty Policy

 ............................................................................................................................ 22 

Limitations of Warranty

 ............................................................................................................... 22 

Exclusive Remedies

 .................................................................................................................... 23 

RMA Policy

 ................................................................................................................................... 23 

Standard Replacement ......................................................................................................... 23 
Once you have obtained an RMA number ............................................................................ 24 
Please note ........................................................................................................................... 24

 

 

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The warranty does not cover replacement or repair necessitated by loss or damage from any cause 
beyond  the  control  of  Factor  Electronics,  such  as  lightning  or  other  natural  and  weather  related 
events or wartime environments.   
The warranty  does not cover any labor  involved  in  the removal  and  or reinstallation of warranted 
equipment  or  parts  on  site,  or  any  labor  required  to  diagnose  the  necessity  for  repair  or 
replacement.   
The  warranty  excludes  any  responsibility  by  Factor  Electronics  for  incidental  or  consequential 
damages arising from the use of the equipment or products, or for any inability to use them either 
separate from or in combination with any other equipment or products.   
 

Exclusive Remedies 

Factor  Electronics  warranty,  as  stated  is  in  lieu  of  all  other  warranties,  expressed,  implied,  or 
statutory,  including  those  of  merchantability  and  fitness  for  a  particular  purpose.  The  buyer  shall 
pass on to any purchaser, lessee, or other user of Factor Electronics products, the aforementioned 
warranty, and shall  indemnify  and hold  harmless  Factor Electronics from any claims or liability of 
such  purchaser,  lessee,  or  user  based  upon  allegations  that  the  buyer,  its  agents,  or  employees 
have made additional warranties or representations as to product preference or use.   
The  remedies  provided  herein 

are  the  buyer‟s  sole  and  exclusive  remedies.    Factor  Electronics 

shall  not  be  liable  for  any  direct,  indirect,  special,  incidental,  or  consequential  damages,  whether 
based on contract, tort, or any other legal theory.   

 

RMA Policy 

When returning product to Factor Electronics for any reason, the customer should fill out the official 
RMA form to obtain a RMA number. Without the permission or approval, Factor Electronics will be 
no responsible for any return. 
 
This can be initiated by emailing or calling your related sales.   
 
All requests are processed within 48 hours.  

 

Standard Replacement

 

For  customers  that  agree  to  return  defective  product  to  Factor  Electronics  first,  a  Standard 
Replacement option is available.  
 
An RMA number must first be issued by sales. This RMA number will need to be referenced on the 
outside of the return shipment. 
 
Upon  receipt  of  the  defective  product,  Factor  Electronics  will,  at  its  discretion,  either  repair  or 
replace the product and ship it out in the most expeditious manner possible. Subject to availability, 
the  replacement  product  will  be  shipped  on  the  business  day  following  receipt  of  the  defective 

product.  
 
In the event the product returned to Factor Electronics has been discontinued (i.e. the product is no 
longer being manufactured by Factor Electronics but is still under warranty), Factor Electronics will, 
at its discretion, either repair or replace with recertified product.  

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Page 1: ...factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics 4159 McConnell Drive Burnaby B C Canada V5A 3J7 Toll Free 1 855 204 1388 HDBaseT 4x4 Matrix HDCP 2 2 HDBaseT Lite 4x4 HDMI Matrix w Audio Breakouts ...

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Page 3: ...d 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 SAFTY NOTICE 1 The transmission distances of HDMI over UTP cables are measured using TE CONNECTIVITY 1427071 6 2 EIA TIA 568 B termination T568B for CAT cables is recommended for better performance 3 DO NOT use 568A 568B ...

Page 4: ...ipment or products Exclusive Remedies Factor Electronics warranty as stated is in lieu of all other warranties expressed implied or statutory including those of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose The buyer shall pass on to any purchaser lessee or other user of Factor Electronics products the aforementioned warranty and shall indemnify and hold harmless Factor Electronics from any...

Page 5: ...duct 3 www factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics Introduction The HDBASET 4X4MATRIX routes four Hi Def sources to any four HDTV displays supporting 1080p Full HD up to 4K 30Hz 4 4 4 or 4K 60Hz 4 2 0 UHD plus all 3D formats along with multichannel digital audio formats such as Dolby True HD and DTS HD Master Audio Embedded audio extractors can extract the audio and output via L...

Page 6: ...put 2 to input2 and so on 14 Selection button Press to select a segment to change settings The selected segment will be blinking 15 Down select button Press to change segment s value 16 Enter button Press to set the EDID to a specified INPUT or copy the EDID from a specified OUTPUT to a specified INPUT Back Panel 1 GND Connect to ground if necessary 2 IR inputs 1 to 4 3 5mm stereo phone jack conne...

Page 7: ...e to receive the IR from the HDBaseT 4x4Matrix remote 14 Power port Use the included 24V 3 5ADC adaptor to power the matrix Remote Control Description Master Remote Control Output and Input select A OUTPUT X select INPUT Y 1 Press OUTPUT X X outputs1 to 4 Press INPUT Y Y inputs 1 to 4 2 Press OUTPUT X X outputs 1 to 4 press the left and right arrow buttons to select the input B All outputs select ...

Page 8: ...e IR input ports 5x3 5mm stereo jack IR output ports 4x3 5mm stereo jack Rack Mountable rack ears included Dimensions Lx W xD 428mm x 235mm x 43mm w o feet Shipping Weight 2 7KG Operating Temperature 32 F to 104 F 0 C to 40 C Storage Temperature 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C Power Supply 24V 6A DC 19 www factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics Config Page You can set the DHCP IP Add...

Page 9: ...ment HDBASET 4X4MATRIX DCE Remote Control Console DTE PIN Assignment PIN Assignment 1 NC 1 NC 2 Tx 2 Rx 3 Rx 3 Tx 4 NC 4 NC 5 GND 5 GND 6 NC 6 NC 7 NC 7 NC 8 NC 8 NC 9 NC 9 NC Baud Rate 57600 bps Data Bits 8 bit Parity None Stop Bit 1 bit Flow Control None NOTE Use a Straight Through DB9 Cable to connect the matrix with a computer DO NOT use a Crossover Cable Null Modem Cable RS232 and Telnet Comm...

Page 10: ...K Audio 2CH PCM zz 10 HDMI 4K2K Audio 5 1CH PCM DTS DOLBY zz 11 HDMI 4K2K Audio 7 1CH PCM DTS DOLBY HD zz 12 DVI 1280x1024 60Hz Audio None zz 13 DVI 1920x1080 60Hz Audio None zz 14 DVI 1920x1200 60Hz Audio None zz 15 User EDID 1 zz 16 User EDID 2 zz 17 GUI Download EDID 16 MUTE mm TX yy Set Output TX yy Audio Mute ON Or OFF 17 VOL xx TX yy Set Output TX yy Audio Volume to xx xx 00 30 Volume Value ...

Page 11: ...clear the messages displayed in the memo box 9 www factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics GUI Control PC System Microsoft Windows Operation System Installation The HDBaseT4x4 Matrix software controller is green software Simplycopy the 4x4 HDMI Matrix Controller vx x exe to yourPC which is used to control the Matrix by connecting an RS232 COM or TCP port to complete the installa...

Page 12: ...e selected Note The last IP BYTE s range is 2 252 Matrix device MAC address Click OK to set the configuration If the configuration is set to OK the Matrix devices will be searched out again Click to Close the window and cancel the configuration 15 www factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics Memory User2 Memory first The User1 User2 default EDID content is 1080p Stereo Audio 2 0 ...

Page 13: ...nput ports click the Set button to complete the action NOTE When setting User1 User2 EDID mode download the EDID content to the User1 11 www factorelectronics com HDBaseT 4x4Matrix Factor Electronics Port Tag page Input port tags Click to edit Input port tags Output port tags Click to edit Output port tags NOTE Edit boxes are read only click the Edit button to edit the tags in the pop up window On...

Page 14: ...ve Output port Click to select previous or next Input ports for the respective Output port Displays the IN OUT with tag information when a mouse moves cursors over buttons Pre Setting items Default is Port to Port Click to edit selected pre setting item Set selected pre setting item to Matrix NOTE When you Change to this Settings page the software will try to refresh the source 13 www factorelectr...

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