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Installing the Video Matrix Switcher

KRAMER ELECTRONICS, LTD.

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Figure 11: Assembling a System of Interconnected Switchers

Refer to section 6.5 for details of how to set the dipswitches, and to section

6.6 for details of how to control this group of interconnected varied-format

16x16 series switchers, and other configurations.

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Summary of Contents for VS-1616V

Page 1: ...Kramer Electronics Ltd USER MANUAL Model VS 1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher ...

Page 2: ...itchers 15 6 5 Dipswitch Settings 17 6 5 1 Setting the MACHINE 17 6 5 2 Setting the MACHINE ADDRESS 18 6 5 3 Understanding the SYSTEM Mode 18 6 5 4 Understanding the SLAVE Mode 19 6 6 Connecting a Control Interface 19 6 6 1 Connecting the RS 232 Control Interface 20 6 6 1 1 Connecting 2 VS 1616V Units using a Null modem Adapter 21 6 6 1 2 Connecting 2 VS 1616V Units without using a Null modem Adap...

Page 3: ... stand alone to a large matrix 42 8 4 2 Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from a large matrix to stand alone 43 8 4 3 Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from a large matrix setting to a large matrix setting with a different MACHINE ADDRESS 44 8 5 Choosing the SWITCHING METHOD Setting 46 8 5 1 Understanding the SWITCHING METHOD Settings 46 8 5 2 Configuring a SWITCHING METHOD 47 8 6 Choosing the extended Keyb...

Page 4: ... RS 485 Connectors between 2 VS 1616V Units 24 Figure 17 An RS 485 Control Interface Setup 25 Figure 18 Keyboard Extension EXT KEYS Connector 27 Figure 19 Default Startup Status Display Sequence 28 Figure 20 Sequence of MENU Commands 37 Figure 21 Choosing the MTX SYNC from Matrix Setting 47 Figure 22 Choosing what to INDICATE 49 Figure 23 Machine Identification 53 Tables Table 1 Quick Reference Op...

Page 5: ...ic commands are Y T and P Y command MAKE A CROSSPOINT CONNECTION The format is Y o i where i is the input number and o is the output number Note The string does not need a space spaces are used here just to add clarity to the explanation For example Y3 4 would connect input 4 to output 3 Y9 6 would connect input 6 to output 9 Y2 17 Y43 12 Y7 6 would connect input 17 to output 2 input 12 to output ...

Page 6: ...ssors interfaces and computer related products Congratulations on purchasing your Kramer VS 1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher This product is ideal for the following typical applications Professional display systems requiring video signal routing Broadcast presentation and production facilities Rental staging applications Monitoring in large duplication systems The package includes the following i...

Page 7: ...s when sources share a common reference sync1 Offers excellent video performance which ensures that it remains transparent in almost any video application In addition the VS 1616V May be used as a single unit or expanded to up to 96 x 96 inputs outputs Can be configured into a Kramer multi signal switcher system including digital and analog video digital and analog audio and RS 422 control switche...

Page 8: ...oise levels often associated with low quality cables Avoid interference from neighboring electrical appliances that may adversely influence signal quality and position your Kramer VS 1616V in a location free from moisture and away from excessive sunlight and dust 4 Summary of how to Operate a Single Machine By default the VS 1616V is setup for use as a single machine This means that it is A 16x16 ...

Page 9: ...l outputs to a specific input ALL IN Store a setup STO OUT TAKE Recall a setup RCL OUT TAKE Lock front panel MENU TAKE Unlock front panel TAKE TAKE Change default setup Press the Menu button several times until you reach the appropriate Menu setup command and follow the instructions 5 Your Video Matrix Switcher Figure 2 illustrates the front and rear panels of the VS 1616V Tables 1 and 2 define th...

Page 10: ...Your Video Matrix Switcher 5 Figure 2 VS 1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher ...

Page 11: ...l VS 1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher Features Feature Function 1 IN BNC Connector Connects to the external video sync source 2 SYNC LOOP BNC Connector Connects to the SYNC IN connector on the next unit 3 TERM SYNC Button Press to terminate at 75 or release for looping 2 4 EXT extension KEYS Terminal Block Connectors Connects to an external keyboard remote unit 5 RS 485 Detachable Terminal Block ...

Page 12: ...ion 6 3 A system of interconnected switchers see section 6 4 6 1 Configuring a Stand Alone Switcher Configure your VS 1616V unit as a stand alone switcher for Composite video CV see section 6 1 1 s Video Y C see section 6 1 2 YUV RGB see section 6 1 3 RGBS see section 6 1 4 Table 4 defines the number of inputs and outputs for each signal configuration Table 4 Stand Alone Switcher Configuration for...

Page 13: ...a single VS 1616V Unit 8x8 Y C Switcher for s Video Configure a single VS 1616V switcher as an 8x8 video matrix switcher with 8 inputs and 8 outputs for s Video Y C by grouping the inputs and outputs into pairs as Figure 4 illustrates Figure 4 Configuring the VS 1616V for s Video Y C 6 1 3 Configuring a single VS 1616V Unit 5x5 YUV RGB Switcher Configure a single VS 1616V switcher as a 5x5 video m...

Page 14: ...s a 4x4 video matrix switcher for RGBS by grouping the inputs and outputs into sets of 4 as Figure 6 illustrates Figure 6 Configuring the VS 1616V for RGBS 6 2 Assembling a Multi channel Video Switcher Configure VS 1616V units as a 16x16 multi channel video switcher for s Video Y C see section 6 2 1 YUV RGB see section 6 2 2 RGBS see section 6 2 3 Use several VS 1616V units to expand the system as...

Page 15: ...ble 5 Multi channel VS 1616V Configuration for CV Y C YUV RGB and RGBS Configuration Number of VS 1616V Units required to make up a 16x16 Switcher Composite 1 s Video Y C 2 YUV RGB 3 RGBS 4 6 2 1 Configuring a 16x16 Y C Switcher 2 Units Configure a 16x16 video matrix switcher for s Video Y C by combining 2 VS 1616V switchers Connect as in Figure 7 substituting the C unit for the U unit and ignorin...

Page 16: ... YUV RGB Switcher with 3 VS 1616V Switchers 6 2 3 Configuring a 16x16 RGBS Switcher 4 Units Configure 4 VS 1616V switchers as a 16x16 video matrix switcher for RGBS in a similar way to how Figure 7 in section 6 2 2 illustrates combining 3 VS 1616V switchers for YUV RGB ...

Page 17: ...ACHINE ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 and 16 You can only choose a rectangular2 configuration from the chart in Figure 8 Figure 8 MACHINE ADDRESS Designation 6 3 1 Assembling a 32x16 Switcher As can be seen in Figure 8 a 32x16 switcher consists of 2 VS 1616V units MACHINE ADDRESS 1 and MACHINE ADDRESS 7 To assemble as Figure 9 illustrates 1 Set the same MACHINE 3 see section 6 5 1 on both VS 16...

Page 18: ...puts on the MACHINE ADDRESS 7 are system inputs 17 to 32 The 2 VS 1616V units form a 32x16 switcher Figure 9 Connecting the 32x16 Switcher 6 3 2 Assembling a 32x32 Switcher As can be seen in Figure 8 a 32x32 switcher consists of 4 VS 1616V units MACHINE ADDRESS 1 MACHINE ADDRESS 2 MACHINE ADDRESS 7 and MACHINE ADDRESS 8 To assemble as Figure 10 illustrates 1 Set the same MACHINE 1 on all the 4 VS ...

Page 19: ...17 to 32 on the VS 1616V unit designated as MACHINE ADDRESS 7 Terminate the INPUTS on MACHINE ADDRESS 8 to 75 push in the TERM button next to the INPUT BNCs and put the inputs in MACHINE ADDRESS 7 into Hi Z state release the TERM buttons next to the INPUT BNCs INPUTS 17 to 32 become the SYSTEM INPUTS 17 to 32 6 Using T connectors connect OUTPUTS 1 to 16 on the VS 1616V unit designated as MACHINE A...

Page 20: ...6x16 digital audio matrix switcher and VS 1616RS an RS 422 control signal matrix switcher The block diagram in Figure 11 illustrates how to assemble an interconnected varied format 16x16 series switcher that consists of a 32x32 composite video matrix switcher a 32x16 digital video matrix switcher a 32x32 balanced stereo audio matrix switcher and a 16x16 digital audio matrix switcher Note that each...

Page 21: ...6 Figure 11 Assembling a System of Interconnected Switchers Refer to section 6 5 for details of how to set the dipswitches and to section 6 6 for details of how to control this group of interconnected varied format 16x16 series switchers and other configurations ...

Page 22: ...modem adapter1 with RS 232 OFF RS 232 connection via a null modem adapter ON RS 232 connection without a null modem adapter 8 RS 485 termination for first and last machine ON RS 485 line terminates with 110 for others OFF RS 485 line is open 6 5 1 Setting the MACHINE To control a unit via RS 232 or RS 485 each unit has to be identified via its unique MACHINE In an extended matrix configuration in ...

Page 23: ...ACHINE ADDRESS defines which inputs and outputs are configured to that particular unit when expanding as the chart in Figure 8 illustrates A valid MACHINE ADDRESS is from 1 to 36 6 5 3 Understanding the SYSTEM Mode DIP 5 defines whether the VS 1616V unit communicates with other switchers via a common control line You can set DIP 5 OFF to disable the Follow SYSTEM mode in the following applications...

Page 24: ...ter VS 1616V unit Front panel control is via the Master VS 1616V unit on which the front panel buttons are unlocked and both the MATRIX and STATUS Displays illuminate 6 6 Connecting a Control Interface Connect a control interface RS 232 or RS 485 unless operating a VS 1616V as a stand alone unit without any control device that is with control from the front panel or IR port and not via a remote co...

Page 25: ...ies of 16x16 matrix switchers and the control unit in an RS 232 daisy chain arrangement with or without using a Null modem adapter as Figure 13 illustrates The RS 232 daisy chain switcher arrangement is transparent This lets you arrange the switchers from the series of 16x16 matrix switchers according to your requirements and not according to a fixed sequence dependent on the MACHINE and or MACHIN...

Page 26: ...s to the RS 232 IN DB9 port on the second VS 1616V unit 2 On the second VS 1616V unit set DIP 7 OFF enabling Null modem adapter use 6 6 1 2 Connecting 2 VS 1616V Units without using a Null modem Adapter To connect 2 VS 1616V units without using a Null modem adapter 1 Connect a flat cable1 between the RS 232 OUT DB9 port on the first VS 1616V unit and the RS 232 IN DB9 port on the second VS 1616V u...

Page 27: ...to a VS 1616V unit using a Null modem adapter 1 Connect a flat cable1 between the PC s DB25 COM port and the Null modem adapter that attaches to the RS 232 IN DB9 port on the first VS 1616V unit 2 Set DIP 7 OFF enabling Null modem adapter use2 on the VS 1616V unit 6 6 1 6 PC DB25 COM Port Connection to a VS 1616V Unit with no Null modem Adapter To connect the PC s DB25 COM port to a VS 1616V unit ...

Page 28: ... PINOUT To connect an RS 485 connector on one VS 1616V unit to an RS 485 connector on one or more other switchers from the series of 16x16 matrix switchers as Figure 16 illustrates 1 Connect the PIN on the first VS 1616V unit to the PIN on the second VS 1616V unit or other unit 2 Connect the PIN on the first VS 1616V unit to the PIN on the second VS 1616V unit or other unit 3 If shielded cable is ...

Page 29: ...n 2 VS 1616V Units Figure 17 illustrates the RS 485 line that connects Between each VS 1616V unit To the PC via a Kramer Tools VP 43xl Interface Converter connect the PC s DB 9 COM port to the RS 232 in DB9F port on the VP 43xl Next connect the RS 485 port on the VP 43xl to the RS 485 ports on the VS 1616V units ...

Page 30: ...Installing the Video Matrix Switcher 25 Figure 17 An RS 485 Control Interface Setup ...

Page 31: ...n connect all the terminal block connectors as Figure 7 illustrates In this case set the first machine to select the sync source from the external sync connector or from the INPUT 1 connector This sync is now available to the other machines via the RS 485 terminal block connector as Figure 15 and Figure 16 illustrate Select the MTX sync on the other machines that receive that sync 6 8 Connecting t...

Page 32: ...een system PC1 or other serial controller The Kramer IR 1 Infra Red Remote Control Transmitter Dry contact closure switches connected to the Keyboard Extension 7 1 Startup Display After switching on the power the MATRIX and STATUS2 displays show the following screens in sequence 1 For instructions on using Kramer Windows 95 98 NT TM Control Software refer to the separate user manual included on th...

Page 33: ...ediate No protection is offered against changing an action in error In the CONFIRM mode2 You have an optional method to help avoid making a mistake Every action requires user confirmation Execution is delayed3 until the user confirms the action Protection is offered to prevent erroneous switching You can key in several actions and then confirm them by pressing the TAKE button once to simultaneousl...

Page 34: ...eral outputs see section 7 2 2 2 One input to all outputs see section 7 2 2 3 7 2 2 1 Switching one Input to one Output Pressing an OUT IN combination when your VS 1616V operates in the AT ONCE mode implements the switch immediately To switch one input to one output AT ONCE mode 1 Press the appropriate OUT button The MATRIX Display shows the 2 blinking digits representing the present input number ...

Page 35: ...AT ONCE mode you need to execute each OUT IN combination separately see section 7 2 2 1 When switching many inputs to many outputs it is recommended to toggle to the CONFIRM mode In the CONFIRM mode you can key in several actions and then confirm them by pressing the TAKE button once simultaneously switching several inputs to several outputs To switch several inputs to several outputs in the CONFI...

Page 36: ...e inputs switch to the respective outputs as the MATRIX Display shows no digits blink and the TAKE LED lights 7 2 2 3 Switching one Input to all Outputs To switch one input to all the outputs in the AT ONCE mode 1 Press the ALL button The MATRIX Display shows all the sets of 2 blinking digits each representing the present input number for that respective output blinking simultaneously The STATUS D...

Page 37: ...specific output2 If the present input is clear the 2 blinking digits 00 appear in the MATRIX Display The STATUS Display shows the message out x Where x is the output number 2 Press the OFF button3 The input is cleared and the MATRIX Display does not show any Input in its place The STATUS Display momentarily shows the message out x reset Where x is the output number To clear an output in the CONFIR...

Page 38: ...inking digits 00 appear in the MATRIX Display The STATUS Display shows the message out x Where x is the output number 2 Press the OFF button The output is cleared and the MATRIX Display does not show any Input in its place The STATUS Display momentarily shows the message out x reset Where x is the output number To clear several outputs in the CONFIRM mode the TAKE LED is lit 1 Repeat step 1 above ...

Page 39: ...g all Outputs To clear all outputs in the AT ONCE mode 1 Press the ALL button The MATRIX Display shows all the sets of 2 blinking digits each representing the present input number connected to that respective output blinking simultaneously The STATUS Display shows the message all OUTs 2 Press the OFF button1 All the outputs are cleared and the MATRIX Display momentarily shows the message Reset ALL...

Page 40: ... 14 press 1 followed by 4 not 14 To enter the 3 press 10 followed by 31 The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages STORE this SETUP YES TAKE Store xy 3 Press the TAKE button The memory stores the setup and the MATRIX Display shows the message Setup xy stored Note saving a setup to an already allocated setup prompts the message in the MATRIX Display Setup already exists Press TAKE to ov...

Page 41: ...UP xy Load Where xy are the OUT buttons 3 Preview the setup to decide whether to implement it If not you can scan the other setups by pressing different OUT buttons To stop previewing the setups press a non relevant button for example an IN button 4 Press the TAKE button The specific setup is implemented If trying to recall an empty setup2 the MATRIX Display would show a message saying that that p...

Page 42: ...NU VIDEO FORMAT setting yes TAKE next MENU MACHINE ADDRESS setting yes TAKE next MENU SWITCHING METHOD setting yes TAKE next MENU extended KEYBOARD setting yes TAKE next MENU STORE RECALL setting yes TAKE next MENU what to INDICATE yes TAKE next MENU COMMUNICATION setting yes TAKE next MENU IR REMOTE setting yes TAKE next MENU AUTO store current SETUP yes TAKE next MENU identify MACHINE yes TAKE n...

Page 43: ...fect4 but remote RS 232 and RS 485 commands function and show on the MATRIX Display To unlock the VS 1616V Either 1 Press the MENU button The MATRIX Display shows the message to UNLOCK front panel press TAKE The TAKE LED blinks 2 Press the TAKE button The front panel unlocks5 and the MATRIX Display momentarily2 shows the message Front panel UNLOCKED Or 1 Nevertheless even though the front panel is...

Page 44: ...ng an action independently of the others The VS 1616V unit will function5 in the Follow SYSTEM mode if at least one other VS 1616V unit6 is set to the Follow SYSTEM mode and these units interconnect via an RS 232 and or RS 485 communication line To set the VS 1616V unit to function in the Follow SYSTEM mode 1 Press the MENU button twice The MATRIX Display shows the message Follow the SYSTEM yes TA...

Page 45: ...set the VS 1616V unit to function in the Breakaway from SYSTEM mode 1 Press the MENU button twice The MATRIX Display shows the message FOLLOW the system yes TAKE next MENU 2 Press the TAKE button The Displays show the messages BREAKAWAY from system Press TAKE to execute current follow SYS 3 Press the TAKE button again The MATRIX Display shows the message the UNIT is set in mode BREAKAWAY from syst...

Page 46: ...etting either Y C YUV or RGBS 8 4 Setting the MACHINE ADDRESS Press the MENU button until you reach the Setting the MACHINE ADDRESS command Choose the stand alone or the large matrix setting You set the MACHINE ADDRESS using the OUTkeys 1 to 9 and 10 for 0 The OUTkeys function on a decimal basis and not on a positional basis For example to enter the 15 press 1 followed by 5 not 15 You can change t...

Page 47: ...lays show the messages OUTkey 1 Stand Alone UNIT 2 Large Matrix Current Alone1 3 Press the OUT button 2 The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages Change to the LARGE MATRIX Press TAKE to confirm Current 16x162 4 Press the TAKE button again The Displays show the messages READY to set MACHINE ADDRESS use OUTkey 1 9 0 Current 1 5 Enter the MACHINE ADDRESS by pressing an OUT button 1 9 0 ...

Page 48: ...er highest MACHINE ADDRESS The unit may suggest a highest MACHINE ADDRESS for your system If so it is recommended that you use that address 9 Press the TAKE button again The MATRIX Display shows the message Change highest MACH ADDR Press TAKE to confirm 10 Press the TAKE button again The MATRIX Display shows the message HIGHEST MACHINE ADDRESS Changed 8 4 2 Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from a larg...

Page 49: ...NE ADDRESS To set the MACHINE ADDRESS 1 Press the MENU button until you reach the MACHINE ADDRESS command The MATRIX Display shows the message MACHINE ADDRESS setting yes TAKE next MENU 2 Press the TAKE button The Displays show the messages OUTkey 1 Stand Alone UNIT 2 Large Matrix Current Matrix 3 Press the OUT button 2 The Displays show the messages set NEW matrix new TAKE leave old MENU current ...

Page 50: ...messages MACHINE ADDRESS changed current x After a few seconds the Displays show the messages SET highest MACHINE ADDRESS use OUTkey 1 9 0 current x 8 Press an OUT button 1 9 0 The STATUS Display shows the message current x Where x is the OUT button pressed 9 Press the TAKE button again The MATRIX Display shows the message Change highest MACH ADDR Press TAKE to confirm 10 Press the TAKE button aga...

Page 51: ...nce signal connected to IN 1 Setting the VS 1616V unit as a Large Matrix1 instead of as a Stand Alone UNIT provides a choice of 4 SWITCHING METHOD settings NoVIS EXT or INT 1 as described above MTX SYNC from Matrix the vertical interval of the video reference selected on one unit in the Large Matrix system is present on the SYNC RS 485 terminal block connector4 This reference signal applies to all...

Page 52: ... the message SWITCHING METHOD setting yes TAKE next MENU 2 Press the TAKE button The Displays show the messages Use OUTkey to configure 1 noVIS 2 EXT 3 INT 1 4 MTX Current External1 3 Press an OUT button from 1 2 3 or 4 For example OUT button 3 to set the internal sync configuration The TAKE LED blinks and the MATRIX Display shows the message Press TAKE to configure from INTERNAL Input 1 1 Indicat...

Page 53: ...nt X key ON1 3 Press the OUT button 1 to deactivate the External keys The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages Turn OFF external keys Press TAKE to execute current X key ON 4 Press the TAKE button The Displays show the messages External Keyboard mode changed current X key OFF 8 7 Setting the STORE RECALL KEYBOARD Mode Choose one of these STORE RECALL KEYBOARD modes At ONCE mode in wh...

Page 54: ... is for the CONFIRM mode The Displays show the messages STO RCL mode changed current At once 8 8 Choosing what to INDICATE Choose what is displayed during regular operation between scrolling the switcher setup as Figure 22 illustrates and showing the IN OUT range1 Figure 22 Choosing what to INDICATE To scroll the switcher setup instead of showing the IN OUT range do the following 1 Press the MENU ...

Page 55: ...MUNICATION Setting Choose the response option reply or no reply To choose the No Reply response option for example do the following 1 Press the MENU button until you reach the COMMUNICATION setting The MATRIX Display shows the message COMMUNICATION setting yes TAKE next MENU 2 Press the TAKE button The MATRIX Display shows the message Use OUTkey to configure 1 REPLY 2 No Reply 3 Press the OUT butt...

Page 56: ...he Displays show the messages Outkey 1 InfraredREMOTE OFF 2 InfraredREMOTE ON current remote OFF 3 Press the OUT button 2 The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages Turn ON infrared REMOTE Press TAKE to execute Current remote OFF 4 Press the TAKE button again The Displays show the messages Infrared REMOTE mode changed Current remote ON Table 9 Summary of Basic IR 1 Operations To execut...

Page 57: ...sages OUTkey 1 no AutoSave 2 AutoSave CURRENT setup current NO save 3 Press the OUT button 2 The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages Auto store CURRENT setup Press TAKE to execute Current NO save 4 Press the TAKE button again The Displays show the messages AUTOSAVE mode changed Current AutoSave 8 12 Identifying the MACHINE Display essential information the product name and version n...

Page 58: ...tus 2 Factory default 3 Press the OUT button 2 for example to reset to the factory default The TAKE LED blinks and the Displays show the messages Reset to factory default Press TAKE to execute WARNING 4 Press the TAKE button again The Displays show the messages Reset to factory default confirm by pressing OUT 7 WARNING 5 Press the OUT 7 The machine resets to the factory default and the Displays sh...

Page 59: ...n simultaneously upgrading the firmware on several VS 1616V units Connect the COM port on your PC to the RS 232 IN port on the first VS 1616V unit Connect the RS 232 OUT port on the first VS 1616V unit to the RS 232 IN port on the second VS 1616V unit or another 16x16 unit Connect All 16x16 units that you want to upgrade in this way linking them in a daisy chain connection Set DIP 7 according to w...

Page 60: ...he MATRIX Display shows the following message YOU will lose current SETUP1 Confirm TAKE 8 Press the TAKE button again The MATRIX Display shows the following message Are you ABSOLUTELY sure Press TAKE to execute At this stage and at any time previously you can cancel the operation by pressing any button other than the TAKE button 9 Press the TAKE button once again The program starts working and the...

Page 61: ...blue line disappear The Displays on the VS 1616V show the messages Program replaced successfully 16608D 16608D 13 After about 3 seconds the Displays show the messages Turn unit OFF reconnect cables and turn ON 16608D 16608D 14 Verify that the checksum for example 16608D is the same on both lines If not repeat the firmware upgrade process from the beginning 15 You have successfully replaced the pre...

Page 62: ... Gain 0 01 Diff Phase 0 01 Deg K Factor 0 01 Control 38 selector switches RS 232 RS 485 IR remote dry keyboard extension Switching Vertical interval Dimensions 19 inch W 7 inch D 2U H rack mountable Power Source 230 VAC 50 60 Hz 115VAC U S A 10VA Weight 3 5 kg 7 8 lbs approx Accessories Power cord Null modem adapter Windows 95 98 NT TM Kramer control software 11 Communication Protocol Table 11 inc...

Page 63: ...E F IN 3 A B C D E F IN 4 A B C D E F IN 5 A B C D E F IN 6 A B C D E F IN A B C D E F IN 8 A B C D E F IN A B C D E F IN 10 A A A A A A A A A A A A B A C A D A E A F A IN 11 B B B B B B B 7 B B B A B B B C B D B E B F B IN 12 C C C C 4 C C C C C C A C B C C C D C E C F C IN 13 D D D D D D D D D D A D B D C D D D E D F D IN 14 E E E E E E 6 E E E E A E B E C E D E E E F E IN 15 F F F F F F F F F F...

Page 64: ...original dated invoice or a copy must be presented as proof of warranty coverage and should be included in any shipment of the product Please also include in any mailing a contact name company address and a description of the problem s 3 For the name of the nearest Kramer authorized service center consult your authorized dealer LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES All implied warranties including warr...

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