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MSD-501/502/701/702 User

’s Guide

Table of Contents

Included items .......................................................................................................................................... 11

Product outline ......................................................................................................................................... 12

Features ................................................................................................................................................... 13

Panels ...................................................................................................................................................... 14

4.1

Front panel .......................................................................................................................................... 14

4.2

Rear panel .......................................................................................................................................... 15

Connecting to external device.................................................................................................................. 16

5.1

Video input connector ......................................................................................................................... 16

5.2

Preparation ......................................................................................................................................... 18

5.3

Precautions ......................................................................................................................................... 20

5.4

Example connection............................................................................................................................ 22

Basic operation ........................................................................................................................................ 23

6.1

Required time ...................................................................................................................................... 23

6.2

Selecting input channel ....................................................................................................................... 23

6.3

Menu operation ................................................................................................................................... 24

6.3.1

Controlling power supply of sink device ...................................................................................... 25

6.3.2

Setting and canceling key lock .................................................................................................... 25

6.4

Initialization ......................................................................................................................................... 26

6.5

Control from WEB browser ................................................................................................................. 26

6.6

Remote control application ................................................................................................................. 27

Menu ........................................................................................................................................................ 28

7.1

Menu list .............................................................................................................................................. 28

7.2

Input Signal Automatic Detection ........................................................................................................ 31

7.3

Chennel switching mode ..................................................................................................................... 32

7.4

Setting position, size, and masking .................................................................................................... 33

7.4.1

Output resolution ......................................................................................................................... 33

7.4.2

Aspest ratio of sink device .......................................................................................................... 34

7.4.3

Aspect ratio ................................................................................................................................. 34

7.4.4

Aspect ratio control ..................................................................................................................... 35

7.4.5

Overscan ..................................................................................................................................... 35

7.4.6

Display position ........................................................................................................................... 35

7.4.7

Display size ................................................................................................................................. 36

7.4.8

Masking ....................................................................................................................................... 36

7.4.9

Automatic sizing .......................................................................................................................... 37

7.4.10

Background color ........................................................................................................................ 37

7.4.11

Test pattern ................................................................................................................................. 38

7.5

Quality setting ..................................................................................................................................... 39

7.5.1

Sharpness ................................................................................................................................... 39

7.5.2

Brightness ................................................................................................................................... 39

7.5.3

Contrast ....................................................................................................................................... 39

7.5.4

HUE ............................................................................................................................................. 40

7.5.5

Saturation .................................................................................................................................... 40

7.5.6

Black level ................................................................................................................................... 40

7.5.7

Default color ................................................................................................................................ 40

7.6

Input settings ....................................................................................................................................... 41

7.6.1

No-signal input monitoring .......................................................................................................... 41

7.6.2

HDCP input enabled/disabled ..................................................................................................... 41

Summary of Contents for MSD-501

Page 1: ...GITALMULTI SWITCHER MENU SET ESC IN 1 HDMI DVI MSD 701 OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN 3 IN 2 IN 1 DISPLAY POWER POWER ON OFF DIGITALMULTI SWITCHER MSD 702 OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN 3 IN 2 IN 1 DISPLAY PO...

Page 2: ...the United States and other countries regions HDBaseT and the HDBaseT Alliance Logo are trademarks of the HDBaseT Alliance Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer are either registered trademarks or trade...

Page 3: ...ts for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commerc...

Page 4: ...injury if the warning is ignored or the equipment is handled incorrectly Indicates the presence of a hazard that may cause minor personal injury or property damage if the caution is ignored or the eq...

Page 5: ...damage Set the power plug in a convenient place to unplug easily You can easily unplug in case of any extraordinary failure or abnormal situation and it also helps for unplugging when you do not use i...

Page 6: ...Do not block the vent holes If ventilation slots are blocked it may cause fire or failure due to internal heat Do not put heavy items on the product It may fall turn over and lead to injury Do not exc...

Page 7: ...02 User s Guide 7 Altitude Instruction Do not place the product at elevations of 2 000 meters 6562 feet or higher above sea level Failure to do so may shorten the life of the internal parts and result...

Page 8: ...browser 26 6 6 Remote control application 27 7 Menu 28 7 1 Menu list 28 7 2 Input Signal Automatic Detection 31 7 3 Chennel switching mode 32 7 4 Setting position size and masking 33 7 4 1 Output res...

Page 9: ...50 7 8 3 Synchronous signal output with no input video 51 7 8 4 Output video with no input video 51 7 8 5 Window transition effect 51 7 8 6 Window transition speed 51 7 8 7 Wipe color 52 7 8 8 Video...

Page 10: ...int 84 7 14 3 Editing cross point 85 7 14 4 Loading all settings 85 7 14 5 Saving all settings 86 7 14 6 Startup setting 87 7 15 Setting bitmap 88 7 15 1 Sending bitmap file 88 7 15 2 Outputting bitma...

Page 11: ...C IN 1 HDMI DVI OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN 3 IN 2 IN 1 DISPLAY POWER MENU SET ESC OUT 1 OUT 2 1 2 One 1 presentation switcher main unit One 1 power cord 1 8 meters approximately 5 91 feet One 1 RS 232...

Page 12: ...t function is available to switch the contact after cooling down time passes for power control of projectors and other devices You can execute control commands using front panel keys RS 232C and LAN a...

Page 13: ...D conversion output Anti snow Audio Audio A D and D A conversion Volume adjustment Lip sync Sample rate conversion Control input RS 232C LAN Control output Control command output Controlling projecto...

Page 14: ...ply switch POWER Turns on off the MSD DISPLAY POWER keys DISPLAY POWER Turns on off connected sink devices Input channel selection key Selects input channels VFD screen Displays menus and settings MEN...

Page 15: ...g video also can be input using a DVI analog conversion cable See DVI input connector See HDMI DVI Conversion cable See Analog video input conversion cable Analog video input connector The following v...

Page 16: ...21 22 23 24 C2 C1 C3 C4 C5 Fig 5 1 DVI I29 pin connector Table 5 1 Pin assignments Pin Signal name Pin Signal name Pin Signal name 1 TMDS Data2 9 TMDS Data1 17 TMDS Data0 2 TMDS Data2 10 TMDS Data1 1...

Page 17: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Fig 5 2 D sub15 pin connector Table 5 2 Pin assignments Pin Input signal to be used Analog RGB Analog YPbPr Composite video S video 1 Red Pr Cr N C N C 2 Green G on Syn...

Page 18: ...source and sink devices HDMI cable Type A 19 pin DVI cable Twisted pair cable Stereo audio cable RCA pin HDMI cable Conversion cable For when the external device has a DVI connector Fig 5 3 Conversion...

Page 19: ...longer cable is used Fig 5 5 Single link long cable Note Since DVI signal is very fast use a cable meeting DVI Rev1 0 standard Analog video input conversion cable If inputting analog YPbPr signal or c...

Page 20: ...aximum extension distance of Cat5e Cat6 UTP STP cable is the shorter maximum extension distance of the connected HDC receiver and sink device For pin assignments apply T568A or T568B standards for str...

Page 21: ...ables completely and install them without any stress on connectors Fix HDMI cables using cable clamps to prevent those cables from falling off HDMI cable fixing hole Fig 5 7 Attaching a cable clamp No...

Page 22: ...tered external devices can be controlled via RS 232C LAN CEC Standard protocol PJLink class1 for projector control is supported HDMI DVI composite video NTSC PAL S video NTSC PAL analog RGB analog YPb...

Page 23: ...2 seconds 6 2 Selecting input channel Switching mode of input channel can be selected from the top screen or SWITCHING MODE menu If you set it from the top screen use and keys to select the desired mo...

Page 24: ...y after the operation Available and keys are displayed on the right side of the screen LEDs of available menu operation keys turn on See 7 1Menu list Top screen Main menu Setting Sub menu MENU SET key...

Page 25: ...and hold the ESC key for 5 seconds or longer to set cancel key lock for keys below You will hear a long beep sound and then the following message is displayed for 1 second KEY LOCK KEY LOCK RELEASE S...

Page 26: ...1 IP address subnet mask gate way address See 7 12 3 TCP Input example Control port number of web browser IP address 80 Normal http 192 168 1 199 Other than 80 5000 to 5999 http 192 168 1 199 5000 ex...

Page 27: ...uide 27 6 6 Remote control application You can control the MSD from the PC through RS 232C or LAN communication using the remote control application which can be downloaded from IDK s website at http...

Page 28: ...PUT SHARPNESS INPUT BRIGHTNESS INPUT CONTRAST INPUT HUE INPUT SATURATION INPUT SETUP LEVEL IN DEFAULT COLOR OUTPUT BRIGHTNESS OUTPUT CONTRAST OUT DEFAULT COLOR 7 6 Input settings INPUT SETTING INPUT V...

Page 29: ...WAY ADDRESS FUNCTION PORT NUMBER MAC ADDRESS 7 13 Setting control command PRESET COMMAND COMMAND EDIT RECV COMMAND EDIT COMMAND LINK COMMAND EXECUTION INVALID TIME INITIALIZE FLASH TIME 7 14 Preset me...

Page 30: ...y OUTA Can be set for each output of OUTA For each output For each bitmap The output setting can set for each bitmap separately The setting can be applied to both OUTA and OUTB For each input For each...

Page 31: ...1 How signal is recognized The MSD saves data of 50 input devices for each channel and the data is used to check whether the input signal have been input before or not To save the data of the 51st dev...

Page 32: ...t settings Signal type of analog input Setting input timing The total number of horizontal dots Start position Active area Automatic measurement of start position Tracking Audio settings Input level L...

Page 33: ...360x768 480p 59 94 720x480 1080p 60 1920x1080 WXGA 60 1366x768 576i 50 720x576 Normally the optimal resolution will be selected automatically if you set this menu to AUTO A or AUTO B Numbers following...

Page 34: ...4 2 Aspect ratio of sink device and 7 4 4 Aspect ratio control AUTO 1 and AUTO 2 work differently only when letter box signal is input AUTO 1 processes them as video signal of 16 9 or 14 9 while AUTO...

Page 35: ...C PAL SDTV 105 HDTV PC 100 You can set enlarged display of input video 7 4 6 Display position Menu Top OUTPUT TIMING INPUT POSITION Input side OUTPUT POSITION Output side Setting for Input side each i...

Page 36: ...of OUT1 will be the standard Numbers following show the output resolution 7 4 8 Masking Menu Top OUTPUT TIMING INPUT MASKING Input side OUTPUT MASKING Output side Setting for Input side each input in...

Page 37: ...long buzzer will sound when the initialization is completed by pressing the MENU SET key Table 7 2 Items to be initialized Items to be initialized Input side Output side Aspect ratio ovescan Initializ...

Page 38: ...ng will be invalid while a test pattern is displayed For OUTPUT FRAME use this pattern if edges are cut off due to enlargement display on the sink device Settings of 7 4 6 Display position and 7 4 7 D...

Page 39: ...IMAGE EFFECT INPUT SHARPNESS Setting for Each input input signal Setting value 5 to 15 Default 0 7 5 2 Brightness Menu Top IMAGE EFFECT INPUT BRIGHTNESS Input side OUTPUT BRIGHTNESS Output side Settin...

Page 40: ...ignal Setting value 10 0 to 10 0 by 0 5 Default 0 0 7 5 7 Default color Menu Top IMAGE EFFECT IN DEFAULT COLOR Input side OUT DEFAULT COLOR Output side Setting for Input side Each input input signal O...

Page 41: ...PC may determine there is no monitor connection and it may reset the Dual monitor function In this case set this menu to OFF Changing EDID ON OFF Requesting source device to output video signals Moni...

Page 42: ...nput Menu Top INPUT SETTING ANALOG INPUT TYPE Setting for Each input input signal only analog input Setting value AUTO Automatic Default VIDEO AUTO Video automatic RGB Analog RGB VIDEO Composite video...

Page 43: ...7 8 5 Window transition effect 7 8 6 Window transition speed 7 8 7 Wipe color If you select ON and input video VHS tapes or the like that has a bad record condition outputting video will be ON OFF rep...

Page 44: ...of the channel switching mode setting Input channels whose setting is OFF are not switched automatically Select a value other than OFF for priority PRI in order to enable the function Make sure to pr...

Page 45: ...1 Cannot be set Partly 1 can be set only if analog RGB analog YPbPr signal is input Partly 2 only displayed if analog video signal is input or for digital input Partly 3 can be set only if the device...

Page 46: ...lection key for 2 seconds or longer By pressing an input selection key for 2 seconds the auto measurement mode with NORMAL MODE will be enabled After that pressing the same key for 3 seconds or longer...

Page 47: ...cal starting position Setting value must be as follows If the set value exceeds the value the starting position will be set the limit value within the settable range automatically Horizontal The total...

Page 48: ...nt As the set value must not exceed the value set in 7 7 3 Start position some input videos are displayed with blackout at the left or top side This menu is valid only if Fig 7 9 Conditions of automat...

Page 49: ...registered You want to set the input timing again Digital The value that is automatically detected by the MSD will be set Use this menu to restore the input timing to the original value 7 7 8 Register...

Page 50: ...T MODE Setting for Each output each OUTA OUTB Setting value HDMI YCbCr4 4 4 MODE Default HDMI RGB MODE DVI MODE HDMI YCbCr4 2 2 MODE You can select an output mode Set the mode to HDMI YCbCr4 4 4 MODE...

Page 51: ...ynchronous signal output with no input video to OFF no video is displayed on the sink device since no synchronous signal is output 7 8 5 Window transition effect Menu Top OUTPUT SETTING VIDEO SWITCHIN...

Page 52: ...nsion and you can select ON OFF for each connector If you set one of them to OFF you can check the video in the other output simplified preview function 7 8 9 HDCP output Menu Top OUTPUT SETTING HDCP...

Page 53: ...f retry times video and audio with HDCP are not output The setting of this menu is not updated until the MENU SET key is pressed Make sure to press the MENU SET key to update the setting 7 8 11 Deep C...

Page 54: ...tically in order to update the address of the connected device When the EDID is changed the source device stops outputting video temporarily Note the following points to not make the EDID change at th...

Page 55: ...in 7 9 9 Multi channel audio output or down mixed audio is output to analog audio and sink devices that do not support multi linear PCM Figure 7 1 I O of multi channel signals If bit stream signal com...

Page 56: ...efault ANALOG DIGITAL If you select AUTO digital audio is output automatically when HDMI signal with audio signal is input analog audio is output in other cases If you select AUTO while both digital a...

Page 57: ...TO B 44 1kHz 88 2kHz 192kHz You can set the sampling frequency of digital audio output If you select AUTO A or AUTO B AUTO A outputs digital audio with the maximum sampling frequency supported by the...

Page 58: ...OFF You can control audio output of HDMI output and digital signal output connector for extension The MSD output the same audio to both HDMI output and digital signal output connector for extension an...

Page 59: ...400Hz Speaker ALL Default LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT FRONT L R FRONT CENTER REAR L R REAR LEFT REAR L R CENTER REAR RIGHT FRONT LEFT REAR LEFT CENTER FRONT RIGHT REAR RIGHT CENTER Since test tone can be ou...

Page 60: ...ep Color input Changing speaker configuration Changing input resolution for PC Changing input resolution for AV devices Built in EDID OUT 1A OUT 2B External EDID OUT2A External EDID OUT1B External EDI...

Page 61: ...g Set the maximum available resolution for EDID but the lower resolutions are also supported Select the resolution responding to the resolution that is output from the connected PC Table 7 9 Supported...

Page 62: ...xample PC with WXGA 1366x768 Blu ray disc player with 1080p set the PC resolution in 7 10 2 Resolution for PCs and select the AV resolution from 480p 720p 1080i and 1080p in this menu However some PCs...

Page 63: ...he MENU SET key to update the setting 7 10 5 Audio format Menu Top EDID AUDIO FORMAT Setting for Each input only digital input Setting value Audio format ON OFF Maximum sampling frequency kHz PCM Cann...

Page 64: ...FF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 5 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 6 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 7 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF...

Page 65: ...llowing table To change the default configuration set the mode to MANUAL and set each speaker to ON OFF individually If the number of speakers exceeds the available value the DATA INVALID message is d...

Page 66: ...isted pair cable RS 232C cable Power amplifier Communication command control to MSD Control command output to external device HDC receiver Control command output to external device Not connected RS 23...

Page 67: ...Top COM PORT OUT B SCI CONNECT Setting value Setting Operation OFF Default The RS 232C connector of the MSD works according to the setting of 7 11 2 Operation mode OUT1B Communicates between the RS 2...

Page 68: ...OUTPUT MAX 2M HDMI POWER LINK HDCP STATUS POWER LINK HDCP POWER LINK HDCP STATUS Laptop Projector LAN cable Twisted pair cable LAN cable Power amplifier Control command output to external device HDC r...

Page 69: ...ddress Not necessary 0 0 0 0 to 255 255 255 255 Default 192 168 1 198 PJLink protocol connection Not necessary ON Use OFF Not use Default Destination connection port number 1 Not necessary 1 to 65535...

Page 70: ...ctions 7 8 80 You can set the TCP port number to control the MSD externally This setting will valid if RECEIVER is selected for 7 12 2 Operation mode Each connection will be divided into connections f...

Page 71: ...HDCP STATUS Associating control command with switch or key POWER ON OFF DIGITALMULTI SWITCHER MSD 702 OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN 3 IN 2 IN 1 DISPLAY POWER ESC IN 1 HDMI DVI OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN...

Page 72: ...AN cable Projector Twisted pair cable LAN cable LC monitor Laptop LAN cable RS 232C cable RS 232C cable 1 To output control command from the RS 232C connector of the MSD set 7 11 3 RS 232C transmissio...

Page 73: ...d is executed 2 A reply command SCREEN OK is displayed 3 PROJECTOR LAMP is registered in the MEMO and 1LAMP 1000 1 is received 4 Reply command could not be received and retry over occurs 1 Only contro...

Page 74: ...tem for devices such as projectors that requires time to cool down after powering off 0ms to 999s999ms Default 0ms Communicati on port yes no Set the following communication ports to OFF not sending c...

Page 75: ...ext command is to be executed or not if no valid response is replied even after completing retry for the set number of retries STOP Default EXEC continue HDMI CEC control 7 no yes Set the CEC control...

Page 76: ...nput to VIDEO 6 1 I N P T SP 3 1 CR Switch input to DIGITAL 7 1 I N P T SP 4 1 CR Switch input to STORAGE 8 1 I N P T SP 5 1 CR Switch input to NETWORK 9 1 I N P T SP CR Get input selection settings 1...

Page 77: ...arameter 4 1 x x x x E R R 3 CR Currently not acceptable 5 1 x x x x E R R 4 CR Malfunction of projector Table 7 15 Individual reply command of status acquisition commands No Command Description Reply...

Page 78: ...r 1 0 Not illuminate 1 Illuminates For devices containing several lamps accumulated time and lightning state for each device are replied in sequence For example if a device containing three lamps the...

Page 79: ...the first byte to the byte count set in SIZE If using alphabets A to Z a to z make sure to distinguish capital and lower case letters Up to 30 bytes 0A 0D and 20 to 7D of ASCII code or 00 to FF Hex De...

Page 80: ...reply command Number SIZE PROCESS DATA MASK MEMO 1 0 byte EXEC All 00 All FF All 20 space 2 0 byte EXEC All 00 All FF All 20 space 30 0 byte EXEC All 00 All FF All 20 space 31 2 bytes EXEC OK All FF O...

Page 81: ...reply command to ASCII it is automatically set to FF For example if 0 of ASCII codes 30 in hex is replied Binary Binary Hexadecimal Received data 00110000 MASK 11111111 30 Reply command data 00110000...

Page 82: ...ciating commands COMMAND 1 COMMAND 3 COMMAND 4 COMMAND 1 to 32 Fig 7 19 Associating control command Table 7 18 Control command execution condition Execution condition Function Execution condition Func...

Page 83: ...ces and switching inputs you can control sink devices power and can then switch input only for different outputs in order to operate several outputs successively 7 13 6 Initializing registered command...

Page 84: ...t memories can be saved with their name up to 10 characters If you set not control for 7 14 3 Editing cross point a writing method CONTINUE or DELETE can be selected The setting of this menu is not up...

Page 85: ...ed OUT1 Input channel1 OUT2 Input channel2 Current input setting OUT1 Input channel3 OUT2 Not control Current setting of cross point memory1 Loading OUT1 Input channel3 OUT2 Input channel2 Input setti...

Page 86: ...input monitoring HDCP input enabled disabled Input equalizer Signal type of analog input Automatic detection of input video interruption Selecting signal of DVI input connector Setting input timing Th...

Page 87: ...are not saved in the preset memory it starts up with the settings of the last MSD power off Cross point memory CROSS POINT 1 to CROSS POINT 7 Starts with the channel settings saved in the selected cro...

Page 88: ...f colors 2 colors monochrome 1 bit 16 colors 4 bits 256 colors 8 bits 16 77 million colors TRUE COLOR 24 bits Resolution The maximum resolution Horizontal resolution x Vertical resolution x The number...

Page 89: ...bitmap file When the bitmap file is sent correctly the message BITMAP SAVE NOW PLEASE WAIT is displayed on the VFD screen and the bitmap file is being saved Do not turn off the MSD while the message...

Page 90: ...nding the bitmap file Use SBNcommand refer to the Command Guide to select a bitmap number Fig 7 24 Sending bitmap file via RS 232C communication When bitmap file is sent correctly the message BITMAP S...

Page 91: ...ing the bitmap file again Time out Send bitmap data consecutively If the interval is 2 seconds or longer an error causes 7 15 2 Outputting bitmap image Menu Top BITMAP BITMAP OUTPUT Setting for Each o...

Page 92: ...f bitmap If you select AUTO the aspect ratio is kept However if either of horizontal or vertical is enlarged and the other is reduced the aspect ratio cannot be kept In such a case the image is displa...

Page 93: ...ng bitmap image P 91 to OFF If you switch a normal image to a bitmap image it takes longer time to output the image and you cannot perform other operations while the bitmap is being written The settin...

Page 94: ...ng the memory You can select one of three dividing modes or specify the size you want to divide manually Memory areas are controlled by blocks 1 block 64K bytes 128 blocks 8M bytes in total The settin...

Page 95: ...vide After divide After divide After divide After divide 8MByte 2MByte 2MByte 2MByte 2MByte The memory area is divided equally regardless of whether bitmap is registered or not If no bitmap is registe...

Page 96: ...you can specify directly the after division memory size If the currently registered bitmap is deleted because of specifying the size directly an S or E is displayed in the upper right BLOCK Current b...

Page 97: ...ideo temporarily press the MENU SET key To register the frozen video select YES and then press the MENU SET key again To release freeze press the ESC key It can be released automatically when an input...

Page 98: ...ON pauses FREEZE OFF releases the pause C Starts the capture Fig 7 28 Capturing Error message Table 7 24 Error message Message Description NOT AVAILABLE NOW Cannot be captured because the input video...

Page 99: ...u can set whether to turn on sink devices for when the MSD is powered on ON when the MSD is powered on commands associated with DISPLAY POWER keys will be executed See 7 13 3 Command link 7 16 2 Key l...

Page 100: ...D screen Sink device power DISPLAY POW Input channel selection key CHANNEL Menu operation key MENU POWER ON OFF DIGITALMULTI SWITCHER MSD 702 OFF IN 7 IN 6 IN 5 IN 4 IN 3 IN 2 IN 1 DISPLAY POWER ESC I...

Page 101: ...o adjustment channel IN4 2 Video adjustment channel IN3 Audio adjustment channel IN2 3 Video adjustment channel IN3 Audio adjustment channel IN2 1 IN3 is selected for video input channel of OUT1 IN3 i...

Page 102: ...INPUT STATUS You can display the input signal status that is from video input connectors Table 7 27 Input signal status All input channel Video status of each input channel Audio status of each input...

Page 103: ...deo signal or S video signal Format type 56 83kHz 60 02Hz Signal that cannot be recognized Horizontal Vertical synchronous frequency NO SIGNAL No video signal is input If sampling clock exceeds 165 MH...

Page 104: ...BIT COLOR of HDMI signal D DVI signal HDCP authentication status Table 7 32 HDCP authentication status Alphabet HDCP authentication status Description S HDCP SUPPORT HDCP compliant sink device is conn...

Page 105: ...CP are input but the sink device does not support HDCP This may also be displayed while authenticating HDCP 6 Displayed only for digital input The source device does not output required information pa...

Page 106: ...reen OUT1A xxxx 1920x1080 148 50MHz OUT1A HDMI RGB YCbCr422 444 OUT1A DVI Upper Monitor name HDMI Lower Resolution dot clock Sampling structure RGB YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 4 4 DVI 3 4 5 Screen OUT1A 24BIT...

Page 107: ...udio L R Connector HDMI Type A 19 pin female 5 inputs For switching analog audio L R Connector HDMI Type A 19 pin female 4 DVI I 29 pin female 1 Multi channel linear PCM up to 8 channels Sampling freq...

Page 108: ...x MSD 501 35 W MSD 502 43 W MSD 701 38 W MSD 702 48 W Dimension 16 93 W x 1 73 H x 11 81 D 430 W x 44 H x 300 D mm EIA rack 1U and projections are not included Weight MSD 501 4 2 kg MSD 502 4 2 kg MSD...

Page 109: ...fix these problems automatically without the need to physically remove and insert the cables It creates the same condition as if the cable were physically disconnected and reconnected This feature on...

Page 110: ...r code 1 Set 7 8 8 Video output connector to ON Error code 2 Check if the source device is connected and turned on Error code 3 Signal is not input Check 1 to 6 on the next page Error code 4 A problem...

Page 111: ...vice If the problem occurs only when a specific input is selected the problem was caused by the input side If it occurs for all inputs or only when a test pattern is displayed the problem was caused b...

Page 112: ...vice does not have the adjusting function set the the video size and position of the output If the problem occurs even if CROSS HATCH is output to all outputs check 8 to 13 38 35 36 Part of video is c...

Page 113: ...horizontally Do the selected aspect ratio of the output resolution and that of the connected sink device match If not set the aspect ratio of the sink device 34 Check the set aspect ratio of the inpu...

Page 114: ...gnal input works the dual monitor function may not operate correctly In this case turn the monitoring function OFF 41 It takes a long time to output video after video input is switched If you set the...

Page 115: ...ut is output audio is not output when signal with content protection is input Some HDMI DVI devices will check if the connected device is HDCP compliant and determines whether to output HDCP signals o...

Page 116: ...output You can check the input audio type in 7 17 7 Input signal status 55 63 Audio is output from analog output connectors but not from digital output connectors If the output resolution is set to a...

Page 117: ...annot be controlled externally 67 69 For RS 232C communication set 7 11 3 RS 232C transmission between control devices to OFF The MSD cannot be controlled from the RS 232C connector of the HDC receive...

Page 118: ...the function which powers on the sink device from external devices of the sink device Others Input signal temporarily disappear when input channel is switched When the CEC connection changes EDID may...

Page 119: ...ng the procedure below 1 Turn off the MSD and unplug the power supply plug 2 Remove the power connector from the AC inlet 3 Remove the fuse holder by pulling out the depressed portion of the connectio...

Page 120: ...0765 Email idk_eng idk co jp URL http www idk co jp en index html Product information Support Arvanics Corporation 3 8 3 3F Yamato Higashi Yamato shi Kanagawa pref 242 0017 JAPAN TEL 81 46 259 6920 FA...

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