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UMX-TPS-TX100 series – User's Manual

Applied firmware packages: (UMX-TPS): v1.5.0b4 | (WP-UMX-TPS): v1.4.0b8 | (FP-UMX-TPS): v1.4.0b8 | LDC software: v2.5.6b2

Table of Contents

7.7.4. Switching Audio Input

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7.7.5. Query the Audio Autoselect Settings

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7.7.6. Change the Autoselect Mode

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7.7.7. Query the Input Port Priority

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7.7.8. Change the Input Port Priority

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7.7.9. Mute an Audio Input

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7.7.10. Unmute an Audio Input

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7.7.11. Lock an Input Port

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7.7.12. Unlock an Input Port

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7.7.13. Mute Audio Output

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7.7.14. Unmute Audio Output

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7.7.15. Lock Output

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7.7.16. Unlock Output

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7.8. Analog Audio Input Level Settings

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7.8.1. Volume

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7.8.2. Balance

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7.9. Event Manager Basics

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7.9.1. How to arrange an Event?

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116

7.9.2. Setting a Condition by Linking Another Condition

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116

7.9.3. Setting a Condition by Linking More Conditions

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7.9.4. Setting an Action by Specifying a Direct Path

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7.9.5. Setting an Action by Linking Another Action

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7.9.6. Setting an Action by Linking a Macro

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7.10. Event Manager Tool Kit

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7.10.1. Setting the Delay

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7.10.2. Setting the Name of the Event

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7.10.3. Enable the Event

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7.10.4. Triggering a Condition

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7.10.5. Querying the Condition Counter

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7.10.6. Querying the Condition Trigger Counter

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7.10.7. Testing an Action

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7.11. Variable-Management

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7.11.1. Value Assignment

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7.11.2. Addition and Subtraction (Add Method)

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7.11.3. Addition and Subtraction (Cycle Method)

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7.11.4. Value Change with Intervals (Case)

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7.11.5. Scan and Store

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7.11.6. Reformatting a Value

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7.12. Ethernet Port Configuration

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7.12.1. Set the DHCP State

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7.12.2. Change the IP Address (Static)

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7.12.3. Change the Subnet Mask (Static)

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7.12.4. Change the Gateway Address (Static)

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7.12.5. Apply Network Settings

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7.13. Ethernet Tool Kit

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7.13.1. Device Filter Based on MAC Address

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7.13.2. LW2 Control Port Blocking

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7.13.3. HTTP Port Blocking

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7.13.4. HTTP Post Receiving Blocking

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7.13.5. Powering on a Computer over Ethernet (Wake-on-LAN)

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7.13.6. Setting the Host Name

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7.14. Ethernet Message Sending

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7.14.1. Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-format)

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7.14.2. Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-format)

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7.14.3. Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-format)

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7.14.4. Sending a UDP Message (ASCII-format)

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7.14.5. Sending a UDP Text (ASCII-format)

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126

7.14.6. Sending a UDP Binary Message (HEX-format)

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126

7.15. HTTP Messaging

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7.15.1. Setting the Target IP Address

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126

7.15.2. Setting the TCP Port

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126

7.15.3. Setting the Target Path

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126

7.15.4. Setting the Message Header

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7.15.5. Sending a Post Message

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7.15.6. Sending a Put Message

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7.16. TCP Message Recognizer

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7.16.1. Setting the IP Address of the TCP Server

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7.16.2. Setting the TCP/IP Port Number of the TCP Server

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7.16.3. Connecting to a TCP Server

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7.16.4. Disconnecting from a TCP Server

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7.16.5. Setting the Delimiter Hex

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7.16.6. Setting the Timeout

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7.16.7. Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)

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7.16.8. Querying the Last Recognized Message (Hex)

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7.16.9. Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message

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7.16.10. Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)

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7.16.11. Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)

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7.16.12. Set the Active Timeout

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7.16.13. Running an Immediate Event Action

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7.17. RS-232 Port Configuration

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7.17.1. Protocol Setting

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7.17.2. BAUD Rate Setting

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7.17.3. Databits Setting

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7.17.4. Stopbits Setting

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7.17.5. Parity Setting

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7.17.6. RS-232 Operation Mode

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7.17.7. Command Injection Enable

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7.18. RS-232 Message Sending

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7.18.1. Sending a Message (ASCII-format) via RS-232

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7.18.2. Sending a Text (ASCII-format) via RS-232

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7.18.3. Sending a Binary Message (HEX-format) via RS-232

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7.18.4. Using Hexadecimal Codes

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7.19. RS-232 Message Recognizer

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7.19.1. Enable the Recognizer

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7.19.2. Set the Delimiter Hex

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7.19.3. Set the Timeout

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7.19.4. Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)

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7.19.5. Querying the Last Recognized Message(Hex)

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7.19.6. Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message

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7.19.7. Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)

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7.19.8. Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)

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7.19.9. Set the Active Timeout

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7.19.10. Running an Immediate Event Action

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7.20. Sending CEC Commands

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7.20.1. Press&Release Commands

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7.20.2. Further Commands

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136

7.20.3. Sending an OSD String

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136

7.20.4. Sending CEC Commands in Hex Format

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7.20.5. Querying the Last Received CEC Message

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7.21. Infrared Port Configuration

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7.21.1. Enable Command Injection Mode

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7.21.2. Enable/Disable Output Signal Modulation

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7.22. Infrared Message Sending

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7.22.1. Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Little-endian Format via IR Port

138

7.22.2. Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Big-endian Format via IR Port

...138

7.23. GPIO Port Configuration

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7.23.1. Set the Direction of a GPIO Pin

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7.23.2. Set the Output Level of a GPIO Pin

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7.23.3. Toggle the Level of a GPIO Pin

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7.24. EDID Management

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7.24.1. Query the Emulated EDIDs

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7.24.2. Query the Validity of a Dynamic EDID

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7.24.3. Query the Preferred Resolution of an User EDID

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7.24.4. Emulating an EDID to an Input Port

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7.24.5. Emulating an EDID to All Input Ports

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7.24.6. Copy an EDID to User Memory

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7.24.7. Deleting an EDID from User Memory

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7.24.8. Resetting the Emulated EDIDs

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7.25. LW3 Commands - Quick Summary

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Summary of Contents for FP-UMX-TPS-TX120

Page 1: ... TX130 TX140 TX140K TX140 Plus FP UMX TPS TX120 TX130 WP UMX TPS TX120 US Black White WP UMX TPS TX130 US Black White WP UMX TPS TX130 Plus US Black White HDBaseTTM Multimedia Extender User s Manual v3 0 18 05 2021 ...

Page 2: ...ll or mount in accordance with the installation instructions The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus No naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment WEEE This marking shown on the product or its literature indicates that i...

Page 3: ... pages for any reason follow the recommended printing settings Page size A4 Output size Fit to page or Match page size Orientation Landscape TIPS AND TRICKS Thanks to the size of the original page a border around the content gray on the second picture below makes possible to organize the pages better After punching the printed pages they can be placed easily into a ring folder Hashtag Keywords in ...

Page 4: ...0 series 36 3 6 Powering Options 37 4 DEVICE CONCEPT 38 4 1 TPS Extender Concept 39 4 2 TPS Interface 39 4 3 Port Diagrams 40 4 3 1 Standalone Extenders 40 4 3 2 Wall Plate Floor Plate Extenders 40 4 4 Video Interface 41 4 4 1 Video Input Modes 41 4 4 2 Input Source Selection Modes 41 4 5 The Autoselect Feature 41 4 6 Audio Interface 42 4 6 1 Audio Input Modes 42 4 6 2 Audio Options Example 42 4 7...

Page 5: ...Link port 95 6 6 5 Serial Port Protocol Setting Link port 95 6 7 GPIO Port Configuration 95 6 7 1 Setting the Level and Direction for Each Pins 95 6 8 LW2 Commands Quick Summary 96 7 LW3 PROGRAMMERS REFERENCE 98 7 1 Overview 99 7 2 Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage 99 7 3 Protocol Rules 99 7 3 1 LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure examples 99 7 3 2 General Rules 99 7 3 3 Legend ...

Page 6: ...7 15 6 Sending a Put Message 127 7 16 TCP Message Recognizer 127 7 16 1 Setting the IP Address of the TCP Server 127 7 16 2 Setting the TCP IP Port Number of the TCP Server 128 7 16 3 Connecting to a TCP Server 128 7 16 4 Disconnecting from a TCP Server 128 7 16 5 Setting the Delimiter Hex 128 7 16 6 Setting the Timeout 128 7 16 7 Querying the Last Recognized Message String 128 7 16 8 Querying the...

Page 7: ...IES 161 10 1 EDID Management 162 10 1 1 Understanding the EDID 162 10 1 2 Advanced EDID Management 162 10 2 HDCP Management 163 10 2 1 Protected and Unprotected Content 163 10 2 2 Disable Unnecessary Encryption 163 10 3 Pixel Accurate Reclocking 164 11 APPENDIX 165 11 1 Specifications 166 11 2 Factory Default Settings 169 11 3 Content of the Backup File 170 11 4 Cable Wiring Guide 171 11 4 1 Seria...

Page 8: ... LDC software v2 5 6b2 1 Introduction Thank you for choosing Lightware s UMX TPS TX100 series device In the first chapter we would like to introduce the device highlighting the most important features in the below listed sections ç Description ç Box Contents and Optional Accessories ç Features ç Model Comparison ç Typical Application ...

Page 9: ...TTM extenders and matrix switchers Compatible Devices The transmitter is compatible with other Lightware TPS receivers matrix TPS and TPS2 boards 25G TPS2 boards as well as third party HDBaseT extenders displays but not compatible with the phased out TPS 90 extenders The transmitter is compatible with any third party HDBaseTTM device HDBaseTTM and the HDBaseT Alliance logo are trademarks of the HD...

Page 10: ... Warranty Info Quick Start Guide Transmitter device Safety and warranty info QSG 12V DC power adaptor Infrared emitter unit Phoenix Combicon 3 pole connector Phoenix Combicon 5 pole connector Phoenix Combicon 8 pole connector Fixing screws for mounting 4 pcs 48V DC power adaptor Switch outlet box B225R for mounting Mounting bracket kit UMX TPS TX120 UMX TPS TX130 UMX TPS TX140 UMX TPS TX140K UMX T...

Page 11: ...king two conditions for an action these features are available by the improved Event Manager Forced Button Lock The front panel buttons can be locked and unlock is only possible via LW3 protocol command GPIO Control Port 7 GPIO pins operating at TTL digital signal levels and can be controlled with both LW2 and LW3 commands HDCP compliant The device fulfills the HDCP standard HDCP capability on the...

Page 12: ...d 3D Support Autoselect Function for Video Inputs Breakaway Audio Video Switching Dark mode Deep Color Support and Conversion Event Manager Forced button lock GPIO Control Port HDCP compliant Miniweb Pixel Accurate Reclocking Remote Power RS 232 Transmission Signal Transmission up to 170 m TPS Cable Diagnostic Tool USB Extension Consumer Electronics Control Infra Code Sending RS 232 Recognizer Bas...

Page 13: ...ween the models Video ports Audio ports Interface ports HDMI input VGA input DVI I input DP input Jack 3 5 input Phoenix input Ethernet Infra I O connectors Infra input sensor RS 232 GPIO mini USB B No of Events in Event Manager Standalone models UMX TPS TX120 20 TX130 20 TX140 20 TX140 Plus 100 TX140K 100 Wall plate models WP UMX TPS TX120 US Black 20 TX120 US White 20 TX130 US Black 20 TX130 US ...

Page 14: ... ov er TP S lin k w ith Po E IE EE 80 2 3a f TPS IN Po E 12V DC power adaptor HDMI Analog audio TPS up to 170 m LAN RS 232 Power Standalone Application Diagram UMX TPS TX140K Standalone Application Diagram WP UMX TPS TX130 US H D M I T P S R X 2 2 0 A K U M X T P S T X 1 4 0 K 12V DC 1 5A _ PIN 2m m 12V DC 1 5A _ HD MI OU T 1 SIG NA L HD CP TPS IN PoE 1 HD MI IN 2 SIG NA L HD MI OU T 2 SIG NA L HD...

Page 15: ...ct Overview The following sections are about the physical structure of the device input output ports and connectors ç Front View UMX TPS TX100 series ç Rear View UMX TPS TX100 series ç Front View WP UMX TPS TX100 series ç Rear View WP UMX TPS TX100 series ç Front View FP UMX TPS TX100 series ç Front Panel LEDs ç Rear Panel LEDs ç Front Panel Buttons ç Special Functions ...

Page 16: ...s condition launching in Event Manager dhcp factorydefault 1 2 3 5 7 6 8 9 1 2 3 5 7 6 8 9 UMX TPS TX140 UMX TPS TX140 Plus UMX TPS TX140K 1 2 3 6 8 7 9 q 4 1 VGA input D SUB connector for analog video signal 2 Audio1 input 3 5 mm Jack connector for asymmetric analog audio input signal 3 HDMI input HDMI connector for DVI video or HDMI video and audio 4 DisplayPort input DisplayPort connector for D...

Page 17: ... the Analog Stereo Audio Phoenix section 9 DVI I input DVI I connector for analog DVI HDMI signals Pin assignment can be found in the DVI I Connector section 2 7 4 5 6 1 2 3 7 9 4 5 6 1 UMX TPS TX140 UMX TPS TX140 Plus UMX TPS TX140K 2 3 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 1 12V DC input 12V DC input for local powering For more details see the Locking 12V DC Connection section or see all the available Powering Options ...

Page 18: ...date bootload mode DHCP settings restore factory default settings condition launching in Event Manager dhcp factorydefault 8 Reset button Pushing the button reboots the unit reboot reset 9 IR detector IR Detector can sense IR light which can be forwarded to the receiver side or use for controlling functions q HDMI input HDMI connector for DVI video or HDMI video and audio w DisplayPort input Displ...

Page 19: ...uring the device using Lightware Device Controller LDC or updating it using Lightware Device Updater LDU Any third party control system can use this port to control the device 5 VGA input D SUB connector for analog video signal 6 Audio input 3 5 mm Jack connector for asymmetric analog audio input signal 7 Show Me button Special functions can be reached using this button firmware update bootload mo...

Page 20: ...e operation of the status LEDs of WP UMX TPS TX100 series and FP UMX TPS TX100 series models are the same ATTENTION When Dark mode is enabled no LEDs are on even though the device is fully functional status VIDEO input LEDs off Video source is not selected green blinking Video source is selected and signal is not detected green on Video source is selected and signal is present AUDIO input LEDs off...

Page 21: ...Audio2 DVI D DP DVI D DP INPUT STATUS HDMI HDMI VGA Audio1 1 3 2 1 4 0 VIDEO Autoselect HDMI INPUT STATUS DP VGA AUDIO TPS LINK HDMI DP AUDIO UMX TPS TX140 WP UMX TPS TX130 US 2 7 Rear Panel LEDs LIVE LED off The device is not powered green blinking slow The device is powered and operational green blinking fast The device is in firmware update bootload mode green on The device is powered but not o...

Page 22: ... VIDEO SELECT 2 8 2 Audio Select Button Desired audio input can be selected by the Audio Select button from the front panel The selection order of the inputs depends on the model as follows UMX TPS TX120 Analog audio Embedded digital audio UMX TPS TX130 Analog audio Embedded digital audio UMX TPS TX140 Audio1 Audio2 Embedded audio WP UMX TPS TX120 US Analog audio Embedded digital audio WP UMX TPS ...

Page 23: ...imes again quickly within 3 seconds Step 4 The LEDs get dark the device restores the factory default settings and reboots Factory default settings are listed in the Factory Default Settings section factorydefault 2 9 4 Reseting the Device In few cases after firmware update etc you may need to reset the device Pushing the reset button results the same as you disconnect and reconnect the power adapt...

Page 24: ...are v2 5 6b2 3 Installation The chapter is about the installation of the device and connecting to other appliances presenting also the mounting options and further assembly steps ç Mounting Options Standalone Transmitters ç Mounting Options Floor Plates ç Mounting Options Wall Plates ç Electrical Connections ç Connecting Steps ç Powering Options ...

Page 25: ...ide WARNING Always use the supplied screws Using different e g longer screws may damage the device INFO The transmitter is half rack sized 3 1 1 1U High Rack Shelf This accessory allows rack mounting for half rack quarter rack and pocket sized units 1U high rack shelf 1U high rack shelf provides mounting holes for fastening two half rack or four quarter rack sized units Pocket sized devices can al...

Page 26: ...YL Ackermann Cablelink Modular Floorboxes CRMB265 3GRY CRMB265 3GRYL CRMB340 4GRY CRMB340 4GRYL INFO The transmitter unit can be mounted to the place of a compartment a service power module or an unserviced data module Dimensions of the Bracket The following drawing and table represents the dimensions of the Lightware brackets assembled with the transmitter unit The values are in mm Dimensions and...

Page 27: ...2 5 6b2 Step 5 Insert the bracket into the frame Step 6 Move the handles towards the frame Align the tab on the assembly with the top slot in the frame Step 7 Fasten the fixing screws to fix the device into the floor box frame Step 8 Place the transmitter to the bracket Step 9 Fasten the all four M3x6 PH fixing screws to fix the device to the bracket ...

Page 28: ...UK 4 MK Cablelink Single Pan Boxes CRB100UK 70 1GRY CRB265UK 70 3GRY CRB340UK 70 4GRY CRB100UK 1GRY CRB265UK 3GRY CRB340UK 4GRY MK Cablelink Onix Plus Screeded Floor System NXB200X 2 NXB265X 2 NXB265X 3 NXB340X 3 NXB340X 4 INFO The transmitter unit can be mounted to the place of a compartment a serviced unserviced power plate or an unserviced data plate 36 59 3 77 178 FP UMX TPS TX100 series trans...

Page 29: ...ed with the supplied brackets can be mounted to the place of an UT3 module Compatible Service Outlets Rectangular Compatible Lightware mounting bracket FP UMX TPS GES4 Kit Product family Type Part number Sample picture OBO Bettermann GES9 rectangular GES9 3B U 7011 7405 07 7 GES9 3B U 9011 7405 07 9 GES9 3B U 1019 7405 08 1 GES9 3S U 7011 7405 08 3 GES9 3S U 9011 7405 08 5 GES9 3S U 1019 7405 08 7...

Page 30: ...ice Installation Units Floor Boxes Compatible Lightware mounting bracket FP UMX TPS GES4 Kit Product family Type Part number Sample picture OBO Bettermann UDHOME4 UDHOME4 2V MT U 7427 24 8 UDHOME4 2M MT U 7427 25 2 INFO The transmitter unit assembled with the supplied brackets can be mounted to the place of an MT3 module Compatible Lightware mounting bracket FP UMX TPS GES9 Kit Product family Type...

Page 31: ...ions of the Lightware brackets assembled with the transmitter unit The two types of GES bracket pairs have different dimensions The values are in mm Mounting Steps Step 1 Place the two half of the brackets of GES4 GES9 to the floor box Hook up the upper ears of the brackets to the top mounting slot FP UMX TPS TX100 series transmitter H W L GES 4 GES 9 bracket pair Parameter LW GES 4 LW GES 9 H 53 ...

Page 32: ... WP UMX TPS TX130 Plus US White White Type Part number Picture Carlon B225R UPC 7TAA040070R0000 Mounting Steps WP UMX TPS TX100 series The transmitter can be easily mounted into an industrial standard switch outlet box B225R INFO The switch outlet box is not supplied with the mounting kit but it can be purchased separately Please contact sales lightware com for the details Step1 Insert the extende...

Page 33: ... 3 4 5 DisplayPort Connector UMX TPS TX140 UMX TPS TX140 Plus UMX TPS TX140K WP UMX TPS TX130 US and WP UMX TPS TX130 Plus US models provide standard 20 pole DisplayPort connector for input Always use high quality DP cable for connecting DisplayPort devices 3 4 6 DVI I Connector UMX TPS TX130 UMX TPS TX140 UMX TPS TX140K and UMX TPS TX140 Plus transmitters provide a standard 29 pole DVI I connecto...

Page 34: ...nalog audio function in the Audio Interface section 3 4 9 Ethernet Connector TPS and LAN Ports The extender provides standard RJ45 connectors for TPS IN and LAN ports Always use high quality Ethernet cable for connecting transmitters and receivers Ethernet connector TPS connector of UMX TPS TX100 series transmitters TPS connector of FP WP UMX TPS TX100 series transmitters Pin nr Signal 1 Left 2 Ri...

Page 35: ... with an IR detector on front panel of the wall plate The sensor is used for receiving IR signals from remote control or other IR emitter devices You can find more information about Infrared interface in the IR Interface section Pin nr Signal 1 Ground 2 TX data 3 RX data 3 4 13 GPIO General Purpose Input Output Ports DIFFERENCE Only the UMX TPS TX130 UMX TPS TX140 and UMX TPS TX140 Plus models con...

Page 36: ...le via the TPS connectors HDMI DVI DP VGA Connect the transmitter and the sources using the inputs and VGA DVI I HDMI DisplayPort cables Audio Optionally connect an asymmetric audio device with unbalanced audio signal e g a VGA laptop to the 2 5 TRS jack audio input port Audio Optionally connect a symmetric audio device with balanced audio signal e g a media player to the 5 pole Phoenix audio inpu...

Page 37: ...1P1 power injector by a CATx cable and connect the TPS input port of the compatible receiver to the TPS port of the TPS PI 1P1 by a CATx cable C Using PoE with connecting a matrix or an input board connect the TPS OUT PoE port of the transmitter to the PoE compatible TPS input port of the matrix or input board by a CATx cable ATTENTION In case of connecting the transmitter to an input board of the...

Page 38: ... of the device with a few real life examples ç TPS Extender Concept ç TPS Interface ç Port Diagrams ç Video Interface ç The Autoselect Feature ç Audio Interface ç Serial Interface ç Ethernet Interface ç Basic IT Security ç Batch Commands ç IR Interface ç GPIO Interface ç The Event Manager Feature ç USB Interface KVM Function ç Consumer Electronics Control CEC Feature ç Further Built in Features ç ...

Page 39: ...s determined by the mode set in them Both devices TPS mode settings together determine the finally established TPS transmission mode The following TPS modes are defined in the transmitter Auto The TPS mode is determined automatically HDBaseT Ideal for high resolution signals up to 4K Long reach Ideal for big distances up to 1080p 60Hz with extended cable lengths LPPF1 Only RS 232 communication is ...

Page 40: ...The DVI D input accepts HDMI signal with embedded audio as well Besides the device has four different interfaces to control the unit itself or third party devices infrared input and output RS 232 Ethernet and GPIO 4 3 2 Wall Plate Floor Plate Extenders The following figure describes the port diagram of the WP UMX TPS TX130 US transmitter The principle of the operation is the same for the following...

Page 41: ...ive digital video signal on the HDMI DisplayPort and DVI D input ports and analog video signal on the VGA and the DVI A input ports INFO Both the DVI A and DVI D signals can be received on the same DVI I input port 4 4 2 Input Source Selection Modes Video input source can be selected the following ways pressing Video Select button on the device using Lightware Device Controller LDC sending LW2 or ...

Page 42: ... the pixel clocking of the video signal is up to 225 MHz If the output video is 4K the audio embedding function is not available 4 6 2 Audio Options Example The Concept Three audio sources are connected to the transmitter a Blu ray player on the HDMI input embedded HDMI audio a Laptop on the analog audio input 1 and a Media player on the analog audio input 2 There are two video sources as well the...

Page 43: ... Mode The incoming data from the given port is processed and interpreted by the CPU The mode allows to control the transmitter directly LW2 or LW3 protocol commands are accepted depending on the current port setting Command Injection Mode In this mode the transmitter works as an RS 232 bidirectional converter The TPS signal is converted to RS 232 data and vice versa TCP IP port numbers are defined...

Page 44: ...us it sends a message PING on P1 port of RS 232 to the VC codec For more details see Message Sending via RS 232 Serial Port section E2 Set a condition where Login name is the recognized RS 232 message Action is sending serial message Admin on the P1 port to the VC codec E3 Set a condition where Password is the recognized RS 232 message Action is sending serial message Admin on the P1 port to the V...

Page 45: ...ogin You can set all affected TCP IP ports individually to enable or disable The IP Port Block feature is an additional protection for the Cleartext login There are TCP IP ports in Lightware devices which are not protected by the login so you can disable them if necessary Example due to the working method of the LW2 communication the Cleartext login does not provide protection when LW2 command is ...

Page 46: ...ENTION For the complete usage attach an IR emitter unit to the IR OUT and an IR detector unit to the IR IN connectors 4 11 1 Technical Background The Infrared signal transmission is similar to the serial data communication The transmitter contains dedicated IR I O connection and also can transmit receive IR signal via the TPS interface The signal is in pronto HEX format in both cases Block diagram...

Page 47: ...vent manager when signal is present on Input 1 I1 then set GPIO pins to low level for Relay 1 opening Also create another event when signal is not present on Input 1 I1 then set GPIO pins to high level for Relay 1 closing For Relay 2 create an event in Event manager when signal is present on Input 1 I1 then set GPIO pins to high level for Relay 2 closing Also create another event when signal is no...

Page 48: ... Actions A typical example is when a system is powered on and the ready to use state has to be loaded In this case there could be many actions which are based on the same condition In order to reduce the number of the commands you can trigger one key condition which could start the whole process See the Condition Triggering section for the settings in LDC 4 14 USB Interface KVM Function DIFFERENCE...

Page 49: ... receivers For the details please download our Using CEC in Lightware Devices document on https lightware com support guides and white papers website 4 16 Further Built in Features 4 16 1 Transmitter Cloning Configuration Backup and Restore The transmitter configuration cloning of a UMX TPS TX100 series transmitter or wallplate is a simple method that eliminates the need to repeatedly configure ce...

Page 50: ...net and RS 232 ports using Lightware Device Controller LDC The software can be installed on a Windows PC or macOS The application and the User s manual can be downloaded from www lightware com ç Install and Update ç Running the LDC ç Connecting to a Device Device Discovery Window ç Crosspoint Menu ç Port Properties Windows ç The CEC Tool ç Diagnostic Tools ç EDID Menu ç Control Menu ç Event Manage...

Page 51: ... LDC found updates The current and the update version number can be seen at the top of the window and they are shown in this window even with the snapshot install The Update window can also be opened by clicking the About icon and the Update button Step 2 Set the desired update setting in the Options section If you do not want to check for the updates automatically uncheck the circle which contain...

Page 52: ... of favorite devices that was exported previously Add New Favorite Device Press the Add button in the appearing window you can enter the IP address The host name of the desired device can be used instead if it is supported That allows setting a unique name to identify the device in a network If the host name is saved in this window and the IP address is changing the device will be still available ...

Page 53: ...ber Double click on the device or select it and click on the green Connect button ATTENTION Before the device is connected via the local RS 232 port make sure that Control mode and LW3 protocol are set on the serial port Furthermore the RS 232 port must be free and other serial connection is not established to the device over that port 5 3 3 USB Tab Connect the device to a PC computer over the USB...

Page 54: ...ans the audio port is not allowed to embed in the current video input port audio analogaudio 5 Advanced view Displaying Advanced View Window showing the Terminal window and the LW3 protocol tree nosyncscreen 6 Audio output The audio output of the TPS out port Clicking on the tile opens the TPS Audio Output 7 Video output The video output of the TPS out port Clicking on the tile opens the TPS Video...

Page 55: ...d status information Port properties window of the VGA video input Available settings mute unmute lock unlock testpattern Mute unmute the port nosyncscreen Lock unlock the port Source Auto RGB YUV Analog options see the details below No sync screen configuration settings of the Test Pattern Frame Detector framedetector Reloading factory default settings for the selected port factorydefault Analog ...

Page 56: ...most important information and settings are available from the panel Port properties window of the HDMI video input Available settings Mute unmute the port Lock unlock the port HDCP setting enable disable No sync screen configuration settings of the Test Pattern Frame Detector Reloading factory default settings for the selected port 5 5 3 TPS Video Output Click on the output port to display its pr...

Page 57: ...to RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 The outgoing signal color space can be selected by a drop down menu INFO The color space conversion supports resolutions up to 1600 1200 60Hz When the pixel clock frequency is above 170MHz the conversion does not execute and the original content will be transmitted TPS mode Auto HDBaseT Long reach LPPF1 LPPF2 See more information about TPS modes in the TPS Interface ...

Page 58: ...ollows Mute unmute the port Lock unlock the port Reloading factory default settings for the selected port mute unmute lock unlock audio 5 5 6 TPS Audio Output Certain parameters of the digital audio output signal can be set as follows Port properties window of the TPS audio output Available settings Mute unmute the port Lock unlock the port Autoselect settings enable disable mode and priorities Se...

Page 59: ...text field is for sending hexadecimal commands to the source The maximum length of the message could be 30 characters 15 bytes Click on the Send button to execute sending the command 3 OSD string textbox A max 14 character long text can be shown on the sink device The send OSD On screen display command textbox is the input field of the string Alphanumeric characters glyphs and space are accepted C...

Page 60: ... inappropriate termination of the cable usually causes high error rates Check the cable terminations or change the cable Reference Values cablediagnostics Value Explanation 10 10 10 9 Excellent image quality 10 8 Minor error not recognizable by eyes 10 7 Sometimes recognizable flash on a special test pattern 10 6 Small noise can be seen 10 5 Easy to recognize image error 10 4 Bad image quality Abo...

Page 61: ...tern input Test Pattern Configuration on Testpattern Port I6 Resolution Set the desired image resolution from the drop down menu Color Click on the desired color or use the sliders and press the Set color button to store Test Pattern Configuration on Video Input Ports Mode Auto No sync screen signal is sent when there is no incoming signal Always on No sync screen signal is sent always independent...

Page 62: ...ector Frame Detector measures detailed timings on the video signals just like a built in oscilloscope but it is much more easy to use Actual display area shows the active video size light grey Dark grey area of the full frame is the blanking interval which can contain the info frames and embedded audio data for HDMI signals Shown values are measured actually on the signal and not retrieved only fr...

Page 63: ...ly Source EDID can be downloaded as a file bin dat or edid to the computer Step 1 Select the desired EDID from the Source panel line will be highlighted with yellow Step 2 Press the Export button to open the dialog box and save the file to the computer Importing an EDID Previously saved EDID bin dat or edid file can be uploaded to the user memory Step 1 Press the User button on the top of the Sour...

Page 64: ...information to the user All descriptors can be edited and saved in an EDID file or uploaded to the User memory For more details about EDID Editor please visit our website www lightware com and download the EDID Editor Application note edid EDID Editor window 5 8 4 Creating an EDID Easy EDID Creator Since above mentioned Advanced EDID Editor needs more complex knowledge about EDID Lightware introdu...

Page 65: ...nd WP UMX TPS TX130 US models The device can analyze and store the received serial data For more information see the RS 232 Recognizer section Check the Enable message recognizer on this port option to switch the recognizer on Delimiter sequence text box is for setting the delimiter string in hex format When this string is detected in the incoming serial data the device saves the RS 232 message da...

Page 66: ...communication ç UMX TPS TX140 Plus PING Rx RxHex Hash ActiveRx ActiveRxHex ActiveHash æ VC codec Login Rx RxHex Hash ActiveRx ActiveRxHex ActiveHash Login 4C6F67696E3A 2D8A5E38 Login 4C6F67696E3A 2D8A5E38 ç UMX TPS TX140 Plus Admin Active timeout is elapsed so the values of the Active prefixed properties are deleted Rx RxHex Hash ActiveRx ActiveRxHex ActiveHash Login 4C6F67696E3A 2D8A5E38 æ VC cod...

Page 67: ...et port cannot be disabled HTTP Clients HTTP Post and Put Message Sending DIFFERENCE This feature is available only in UMX TPS TX140K and TX140 Plus models from FW package v1 5 0b4 ATTENTION This feature means posting or putting HTTP messages from the Lightware device to another device Encrypted transmission HTTPS is not supported The HTTP Clients tab allows sending HTTP post and put messages to t...

Page 68: ... bit until the delimiter or the data between the two delimiters Timeout If there is no response within the set time interval milliseconds the data will be accepted that is received from the last delimiter Trigger Action If data is received that is closed with the recognized delimiter an Action can be run Type the number of the Event without letter E tcprecognizer message SalvoHttp Status Page Rece...

Page 69: ...tected Indicator gives feedback about the given IR code is detected currently Repeat timeout ms You can set a timeout to avoid the involuntary code recurrence Actions Action buttons for the desired IR code Save saving the fingerprint Cancel canceling the fingerprint Learn learning the detected IR code Detected IR fingerprints You can check the detected IR codes in this panel Pushing Clear button d...

Page 70: ... sending function little endian pronto hex code is available in this section commandinjection Sending pronto hex codes Little endian format Copy the raw little endian format IR code into the Send Pronto Hex entry field and click the Send button The maximum length of the code can be 765 characters 765 bytes For more details about the accepted IR code formats see Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Little e...

Page 71: ...pload button browse the LW3 file and press Open ATTENTION The preset and the macros of the selected slot will be erased If there is a macro with the same name already in the device it will be removed and the new one will be available myDeviceMacros Begin myMacro1 CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP unmuteSource I3 CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP switch I3 O1 I3 O2 End myMacro1 Begin myMacro2 CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP unmuteSource ...

Page 72: ...ax setting the max will be valid if the result would be lower than the min setting the min will be valid Cycle button the operand will be added to the current value If the result would be beyond the limit min max the value will be stepped to the other end of the interval Examples The following shows the difference between the Add and the Cycle options The input values are the same in both cases Mi...

Page 73: ...cters characters Defined character set specified between brackets characters Negated character set specified between brackets which will be skipped Ignored part custom_text User defined text Examples Node Path 1 Property Value Pattern 1 Scanned result MANAGEMENT STATUS CpuTemperature 32 C 0 75 0 79 21 34 s 32 MANAGEMENT STATUS CpuFirmware 1 3 0b0 r1 12s 1 3 0b0 MEDIA VIDEO I6 Resolution 640x480p60...

Page 74: ... the left of the Event panel in each line If a condition and an action are set and the Event is enabled the bar is displayed in green Control menu Event Manager tab 5 10 1 The Event Editor Press the Edit button in the desired Event line to open the Event editor window 7 1 2 4 5 6 8 3 1 Event header The name of the Event is displayed Type the desired name and press the Set name button The Event can...

Page 75: ...property and to set the value Step 4 Set the desired value and operator then press the Apply button to store settings INFO This mode is also available for setting the Action The Link Tool The new interface allows creating more actions for the same condition In that case a condition can trigger more actions To set such an Event the Link tool has been introduced Step 1 Click on the Edit button of th...

Page 76: ...the Test button TIPS AND TRICKS The Test button is also placed on the Action panel in the Event list Thus you can check the Actions without opening the Event editor Delay the Action In most cases the Action is performed immediately after the Condition is detected But sometimes a delay is necessary between the Condition and the Action Therefore the new Event manager contains the Delay panel which a...

Page 77: ...e is a simple text file which contains LW3 protocol commands The file can be viewed by a simple text editor e g Notepad ATTENTION Editing the file is recommended only for expert users Import all the Events Step 1 Press the Import button above the Event list Step 2 The Open dialog box will appear Select the desired folder and file then press the Open button 5 10 6 Event Creating Example The followi...

Page 78: ... launched INFO If you do not find the required category expression etc what you need choose the Advanced mode in the Wizard where the entire LW3 structure tree is available For example instead of signal detection you can set a specified resolution or color range either as a condition 5 11 Settings Menu 5 11 1 Status Status tab in Settings menu The most important hardware and software related infor...

Page 79: ... which are allowed macfilter Controlling the device Send option or Querying parameters Receive option to from the Lightware device Do not forget to press the Apply changes button to store the new settings ATTENTION The first three lines are factory default values and they are necessary for the proper working ATTENTION If the device is installed in a network where it gets IP address from a DHCP ser...

Page 80: ...interface RS 232 Ethernet etc without login The device will be visible in the Device Discovery window as the device type and the serial number can be queried without login but connection can be established only after successful login The login is valid until a TCP socket break in case of Ethernet connection login ATTENTION If the login is enabled the password will be asked when opening The Built I...

Page 81: ... and upload restore your configuration file Step 5 Done You can have as many totally identical customized devices as you like ATTENTION Macros cannot be saved into the backup file If you have macros stored in a Configuration slot download it separately and upload it in the target device 5 12 2 Save the Settings of a Device Backup Step 1 Apply the desired settings in the transmitter port parameters...

Page 82: ...box or apply DHCP Step 5 Select the desired MAC filter settings to be applied in the device See more information about this feature in the MAC Filter Allowlist section Step 6 Press the Start restore process button and click on the Yes button when asked Step 7 Reboot the device to apply the network settings after finishing 5 12 4 Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory The device can stor...

Page 83: ...section The default control page allows the followings Source selection This block can be used to select an input or enable disable the Autoselect remotely e g from a mobile device Action triggers The action trigger buttons can be used to perform a configured Event Action without waiting for the condition to occur This can be done remotely by a mobile device too The Control Page Displayed in a Des...

Page 84: ...oes not have the W suffix in its name will not be displayed as a trigger button The displayed trigger buttons will get a text label with the event name except the suffix To add the desired Action as a button append the name of the desired Event with the W characters see below type uppercase for W as it is case sensitive Customized HTML The default control page can be replaced in the LDC navigate t...

Page 85: ...e list Correspondent parameters and nodes are shown which are connected to the selected item in the protocol tree The commands typed in these fields are escaped automatically Manual button Manual short description of the node can be called and displayed in the terminal window Set button Saves the value parameter typed in the textbox Call button Calls the method e g reloads factory default settings...

Page 86: ...vice can be controlled through a reduced command set of LW2 protocol commands to ensure the compatibility with other Lightware products The supported LW2 commands are described in this chapter ç LW2 Protocol Description ç Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage ç General LW2 Commands ç AV Port Settings ç Network Configuration ç RS 232 Settings ç GPIO Port Configuration ç LW2 Commands Quick...

Page 87: ...ut2 input or output number in 2 digit ASCII format loc Location number in 1 2 or 3 digit ASCII format id id number in 1 or 2 digit ASCII format id2 id number in 2 digit ASCII format CrLf Carriage return Line feed 0x0D 0x0A Space character 0x20 Each command issued by the controller Each response received from the router The command has the same arguments on the input ports and the output port as we...

Page 88: ... LDC or by LW3 command see the Set the Device Label section Command and Response label devicelabel ȩ label Ȩ LABEL device_label CrLf Example ȩ label Ȩ LABEL UMX TPS TX140_ConferenceRoom 6 3 4 Query Control Protocol This command queries the active protocol of the currently used control interface Command and Response protocol ȩ P_ Ȩ CURRENT PROTOCOL protocol CrLf Example ȩ p_ Ȩ CURRENT PROTOCOL 1 1 ...

Page 89: ...s of all installed controllers Command and Response ȩ FC Ȩ CF DESC CrLf Ȩ CF DESC CrLf Ȩ Ȩ CF END CrLf Example ȩ fc Ȩ CF UMX TPS TX140K 1 5 0b1 r53 Ȩ CF END The device has one control panel 6 3 11 Query Health Status Internal voltages and measured temperature values are shown Command and Response status ȩ ST Ȩ ST DESC CrLf Example ȩ st Ȩ ST CPU 12 16V 5 03V 3 30V 3 33V 3 37V 1 30V 1 86V 1 00V 53 2...

Page 90: ...01 I02 AV I2 audio and I2 video input ports are switched to O1 output port Example 2 ȩ 0 1 Ȩ O01 I00 ATTENTION The response of this command does not show if the output is muted To check the mute status a separate query has to be used like VC ATTENTION Analog video inputs does not contain embedded audio If you use the AV option in case of VGA input I1 the audio will be switched to the analog audio ...

Page 91: ...ed to the O1 video output port I2 video input port is connected to the O2 video output port I2 audio input port is connected to all the audio output ports O1 O2 O3 6 4 7 View Crosspoint Size Shows the physical crosspoint size Command and Response ȩ getsize layer Ȩ SIZE size layer CrLf Parameters Parameter Parameter description Value Value description size Crosspoint size number_of_inputs x number_...

Page 92: ... highest priority 5 lowest priority 31 skip the port from the priority list See more details about port numbering in the Port Numbering section Example ȩ prio_v1 1 0 2 3 Ȩ PRIO_V1 1 0 2 3 ATTENTION Always set all the priority of the ports when changing otherwise the change will not be executed and the response will be the current setting like querying the priority setting INFO The video priorities...

Page 93: ...O The IP address can be queried by typing the ip_address command The response contains the fix IP address that is stored in the device even if DHCP is enabled in this case this IP address is not valid 6 5 3 Set the Subnet Mask Subnet mask can be set as follows Command and Response ȩ IP_NETMASK subnet_mask Ȩ IP_NETMASK subnet_mask CrLf Parameters See the Query the Current IP Status section Example ...

Page 94: ...tion mode PASS Event Manager Pass through mode Example ȩ rs232 control Ȩ RS232 CONTROL INFO The current RS 232 mode can be queried by the RS232 command 6 6 2 RS 232 Parameters Settings The parameters of local RS 232 port can be set as follows Command and Response ȩ RS232_LOCAL_FORMAT BaudRate DataBit Parity StopBit Ȩ RS232_LOCAL_FORMAT BaudRate DataBit Parity StopBit CrLf Parameters Parameter Para...

Page 95: ...AT 38400 8 N 1 The databit and parity settings have not been changed 6 6 5 Serial Port Protocol Setting Link port This command sets the communication protocol of the link RS 232 port TPS port Command and Response ȩ RS232_LINK_PROT protocol Ȩ RS232_LINK_PROT protocol CrLf Parameters See the previous section Example ȩ RS232_LINK_PROT LW2 Ȩ RS232_LINK_PROT LW2 6 7 GPIO Port Configuration DIFFERENCE T...

Page 96: ...RY ALL AV Port Settings Switch an Input to the Outputs ȩ in out layer Mute Output ȩ out layer Unmute Output ȩ out layer Lock Output ȩ out layer Unlock Output ȩ out layer View Connection State on the Output ȩ VC layer View Crosspoint Size ȩ getsize layer Change the Video Autoselect Mode ȩ AS_V out state mode Change the Audio Autoselect Mode ȩ AS_A out state mode Change the Video Input Priorities ȩ ...

Page 97: ...ȩ RS232 mode RS 232 Parameters Settings ȩ RS232_LOCAL_FORMAT BaudRate DataBit Parity StopBit RS 232 Control Protocol Port Setting ȩ RS232_LOCAL_PROT protocol Serial Port Format Setting Link port ȩ RS232_LINK_FORMAT baud_rate data_bit parity stop_bit Serial Port Protocol Setting Link port ȩ RS232_LINK_PROT protocol GPIO Port Configuration Setting the Level and Direction for Each Pins ȩ GPIO pin_nr ...

Page 98: ...tions for the Terminal Application Usage ç Protocol Rules ç System Commands ç Cleartext Login Protection ç Video Port Settings ç Audio Port Settings ç Analog Audio Input Level Settings ç Event Manager Basics ç Event Manager Tool Kit ç Variable Management ç Ethernet Port Configuration ç Ethernet Tool Kit ç Ethernet Message Sending ç HTTP Messaging ç TCP Message Recognizer ç RS 232 Port Configuratio...

Page 99: ...e default 192 168 0 100 and the port number 6107 Step 4 Select the Raw connection type and open the connection Once the terminal window is opened you can enter the LW3 protocol commands which are listed in the following sections LW3 protocol command communication in a terminal window 7 3 Protocol Rules 7 3 1 LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure examples 7 3 2 General Rules All names and parame...

Page 100: ... pr MEDIA UART P1 Local RS 232 æ pr MEDIA UART P2 TPS out RS 232 SET command The SET command can be used to modify the value of a property Use the dot character when addressing the property ç SET MEDIA VIDEO I1 ColorSpaceMode 0 æ pw MEDIA VIDEO I1 ColorSpaceMode 0 CALL command A method can be invoked by the CALL command Use the colon character when addressing the method ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP switc...

Page 101: ...y of the node changes A user can subscribe to any node These notifications are asynchronous messages and are useful to keep the client application up to date without having to periodically poll the node to detect a changed property When the user does not want to be informed about the changes anymore he can simply unsubscribe from the node ATTENTION The subscriptions are handled separately for conn...

Page 102: ...nger names are truncated Example ç SET MANAGEMENT UID DeviceLabel UMX TPS_Control_room æ pw MANAGEMENT UID DeviceLabel UMX TPS_Control_room 7 4 3 Query the Serial Number Command and Response ç GET SerialNumber æ pr SerialNumber serial_nr Example ç GET SerialNumber æ pr SerialNumber 87654321 7 4 4 Query the Firmware Version Command and Response firmwareversion ç GET SYS MB FirmwareVersion æ pr SYS ...

Page 103: ...TTONS btn_id DefaultFunctionEnable btn_status æ pw MANAGEMENT UI BUTTONS btn_id DefaultFunctionEnable btn_status Parameters Identifier Parameter description Value Parameter value btn_id Button identifier number B1 Video select B2 Audio select B2 Show me button btn_status Status of the default function Enable The function is enabled Disable The function is disabled Example ç SET MANAGEMENT UI BUTTO...

Page 104: ...the miniweb is not available INFO The login password is erased and the login is disabled when restoring the factory default values The following can be queried without login ProductName PartNumber SerialNumber FirmwareVersion PackageVersion MacAddress 7 5 1 Setting the Login Password Command and Response ç CALL LOGIN setPassword password æ mO LOGIN setPassword Example ç CALL LOGIN setPassword pr0t...

Page 105: ...rved Unknown 0 1 Reserved 1 0 No embedded audio Not encrypted No signal Not connected 1 1 Embedded audio presents Encrypted Signal presents Connected The Most Common Received Port Status Responses T00AA T 0 0 A A Unlocked Unmuted 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Noembedded audio Not encrypted No signal Not connected T00AB T 0 0 A B Unlocked Unmuted 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ...

Page 106: ...stinationConnectionList in Example ç GET MEDIA VIDEO XP DestinationConnectionList æ pr MEDIA VIDEO XP DestinationConnectionList I1 7 6 4 Disconnect Video Input Command and Response crosspoint switch ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP switch 0 out æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP switch Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP switch 0 O1 æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP switch Input ports are disconnected from the O1 port 7 6 5 Switching Video In...

Page 107: ...ng is changed to DPM Autoselect is disabled D The other settings remain unchanged Since the outputs are linked the change will affect local and link out 7 6 9 Query the Input Port Priority Command and Response ç GET MEDIA VIDEO XP PortPriorityList æ pr MEDIA VIDEO XP PortPrioirtyList out1_list out2_list out _list The response shows the priority of each output one after another The priority number ...

Page 108: ... Port Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP unlockSource in æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP unlockSource Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP unlockSource I1 æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP unlockSource 7 6 15 Mute Output Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP muteDestination out æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP muteDestination Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO XP muteDestination O1 æ mO MEDIA VIDEO XP muteDestination 7 6 16 Unmute Output...

Page 109: ...IA VIDEO in FreeRunMode mode æ pw MEDIA VIDEO in FreeRunMode mode Parameters Identifier Parameter description Value Parameter value mode Test pattern generator mode 0 Always off the test pattern is not displayed on the output 1 Always on the test pattern is displayed on the output 2 Auto the test pattern is displayed if there is no signal on the input port Example ç SET MEDIA VIDEO I1 FreeRunMode ...

Page 110: ...ntifier Parameter description Value Parameter value mode HDMI mode 0 Auto 1 DVI 2 HDMI 24 bit 3 HDMI 30 bit 4 HDMI 36 bit Example ç SET MEDIA VIDEO O1 HdmiModeSetting 2 æ pw MEDIA VIDEO O1 HdmiModeSetting 2 7 6 25 Color Space Setting Output Port Command and Response colorspace ç SET MEDIA VIDEO out ColorSpaceSetting colorspace æ pw MEDIA VIDEO out ColorSpaceSetting colorspace Parameters Identifier...

Page 111: ... 4 BIT 3 2 BIT 1 0 BIT 7 6 BIT 5 4 BIT 3 2 BIT 1 0 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Signal present status Connection status 0 0 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Unknown 0 1 Reserved 1 0 No signal Not connected 1 1 Signal presents Connected Example and Explanation for input 2 M000B M 0 0 0 B Unlocked Muted 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 Reserved Reserved R...

Page 112: ...put port is connected to the output port 7 7 4 Switching Audio Input Command and Response audio ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP switch in out æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP switch Example ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP switch I2 O1 æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP switch 7 7 5 Query the Audio Autoselect Settings Command and Response ç GET MEDIA AUDIO XP DestinationPortAutoselect æ pr MEDIA AUDIO XP DestinationPortAutoselect out_set The res...

Page 113: ...nother The priority number can be from 0 to 31 0 is the highest and 30 is the lowest priority 31 means that the port will be skipped from the priority list Parameters out1_list The input port priority order of the given output port in1 in2 in Example ç GET MEDIA AUDIO XP PortPriorityList æ pr MEDIA AUDIO XP PortPriorityList 0 1 2 3 4 5 Output Video input port I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 Priority 0 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 114: ...se audio unlock ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP unlockSource in æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP unlockSource Example ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP unlockSource I1 I4 æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP unlockSource 7 7 13 Mute Audio Output Command and Response audio mute ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP muteDestination out æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP muteDestination Example ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP muteDestination O1 æ mO MEDIA AUDIO XP muteDestination 7 7 14 Unmu...

Page 115: ...between 95 625 dB and 0 dB in step of 0 375 dB The value is rounded up if necessary to match with the step value Example ç SET MEDIA AUDIO I1 Volume 15 æ pw MEDIA AUDIO I1 Volume 15 000 7 8 2 Balance Command and Response analogaudio balance ç SET MEDIA AUDIO in Balance level æ pw MEDIA AUDIO in Balance level Parameters level Sets the balance 0 means left balance 100 means right balance step is 1 C...

Page 116: ... anything DIFFERENCE This feature is available from firmware v1 5 0b4 When not the property value matters but the change of the property value the change can be set as a condition In this case put a character to the end of the desired property ç SET EVENTS E3 Condition MEDIA VIDEO O1 ConnectedSource æ pw EVENTS E3 Condition MEDIA VIDEO O1 ConnectedSource If the ConnectedSource property changes due...

Page 117: ... CTRL MACROS id command Example ç SET EVENTS E1 Action Macro1 æ pw EVENTS E2 Action Macro1 7 10 Event Manager Tool Kit 7 10 1 Setting the Delay In most cases the Action is performed immediately after the Condition is detected But sometimes a delay is necessary between the Condition and the Action thus the following delay options are defined Command and Response summary ç SET EVENTS E loc Condition...

Page 118: ... E loc Name string æ pw EVENTS E loc Name string Parameters The string may contain letters A Z and a z numbers 0 9 special characters hyphen underscore _ and space up to 20 characters Longer string results an error unaccepted characters are skipped Example ç SET EVENTS E1 Name Projector_ON æ pw EVENTS E1 Name Projector_ON 7 10 3 Enable the Event Command and Response ç SET EVENTS E loc Enabled true...

Page 119: ...e is kept in case of a reboot The type of the variable text or string is determined automatically based on the value If an operation cannot be performed e g adding number value to a string type variable error will be the response variables 7 11 1 Value Assignment Command and Response ç SET CTRL VARS V loc Value value æ pw CTRL VARS V loc Value value Parameters Parameter Parameter description Value...

Page 120: ...Addition and Subtraction Cycle Method The value of a numeric variable can be increased by adding a positive value or it can be decreased by adding a negative value Minimum and maximum values can be defined as limits This method has the feature that if the value hits the limit min max the value will be stepped to the other end of the interval Command and Response ç CALL CTRL VARS V loc cycle operan...

Page 121: ...e 2 26 50 20 Case 3 51 75 30 Case 4 76 100 40 Case 5 101 125 50 Case 6 126 150 60 Case 7 151 175 70 Case 8 176 200 80 Case 9 201 225 90 Case 10 226 255 100 7 11 5 Scan and Store This command can be used to get the value or a part of the value of an LW3 property The defined path will be scanned according to the pattern and the result will be the value of the variable number or string type Command a...

Page 122: ... VARS V1 Value æ pw CTRL VARS V1 Value PWR01 The PWR string has been inserted before the original value 7 12 Ethernet Port Configuration 7 12 1 Set the DHCP State ATTENTION When you change a network property the new value is stored but the applySettings method must be called always to apply the new settings When two or more network parameters are changed the applySettings method is enough to call ...

Page 123: ...ate a list of network devices based on the MAC address which are allowed controlling the device or querying parameters to from the Lightware device macfilter ATTENTION If the device is installed in a network where it gets IP address from a DHCP server and you plan to use the MAC filtering make sure the MAC address of the DHCP server is added to the white list Otherwise the device will not get IP a...

Page 124: ...ENT SERVICEFILTER HttpEnabled port_mode æ pw MANAGEMENT SERVICEFILTER HttpEnabled port_mode Example ç SET MANAGEMENT SERVICEFILTER HttpEnabled true æ pw MANAGEMENT SERVICEFILTER HttpEnabled true 7 13 5 Powering on a Computer over Ethernet Wake on LAN DIFFERENCE This command is available only from FW package v1 5 0b4 The well known wake on lan feature sending magic Packet to the target PC is availa...

Page 125: ...P_address port_no text æ mO MEDIA ETHERNET tcpText Example ç CALL MEDIA ETHERNET tcpText 192 168 0 103 6107 pwr_on æ mO MEDIA ETHERNET tcpText The pwr_on text is sent to the indicated IP port address 7 14 3 Sending a TCP Binary Message HEX format The command is for sending a binary message in Hexadecimal format This method does not require escaping the control and non printable characters Command ...

Page 126: ...e is sent to the indicated IP port address INFO There is no need to insert a space or other separator character between the binary messages 7 15 HTTP Messaging DIFFERENCE This feature is available only in UMX TPS TX140K and TX140 Plus models from FW package v1 5 0b4 Http post and put messages can be sent from the Lightware device for more integration with third party devices http ATTENTION This fe...

Page 127: ...er message Preparation Step 1 Set a TCP client in the Lightware device three TCP clients can be run at the same time set the properties of the target TCP server Step 2 Set the DelimiterHex and the TimeOut settings for the proper message processing Step 3 Make sure theTCP IP port is opened in the target device think about Firewall settings in the network Step 4 Connect to the TCP server Working Met...

Page 128: ...RL TCP C1 DelimiterHex 00 00PWR_0100 Delimiter Delimiter Stored string 7 16 6 Setting the Timeout When the set time is elapsed after the last received message and delimiter was not detected the device saves the data into the Rx RxHex Hash properties The timeout setting is useful if there is no special or easily defined delimiter in the incoming data but there is a time gap between the messages Com...

Page 129: ...The recognized_string parameter is a max 12 byte long recognized data string Example ç GET CTRL TCP C1 ActiveRx æ pr CTRL TCP C1 ActiveRx AudOut INFO Please note that the property contains the string until the ActivePropertyTimeout is elapsed only 7 16 11 Querying the Last Recognized Active Message Hex Command and Response ç GET CTRL TCP C loc ActiveRxHex æ pr CTRL TCP C loc ActiveRxHex recognized...

Page 130: ...ected serial port 0 LW2 protocol 1 LW3 protocol Example ç SET MEDIA UART P1 ControlProtocol 1 æ pw MEDIA UART P1 ControlProtocol 1 7 17 2 BAUD Rate Setting Command and Response ç SET MEDIA UART port Baudrate baudrate æ pw MEDIA UART port Baudrate baudrate Parameters Identifier Parameter description Value Parameter value baudrate BAUD rate value 0 4800 1 7200 2 9600 3 14400 4 19200 5 38400 6 57600 ...

Page 131: ... and Response rs232 rs 232 serial commandinjection ç SET MEDIA UART port Rs232Mode mode æ pw MEDIA UART port Rs232Mode mode Parameters Identifier Parameter description Value Parameter value stopbits Stopbits value 0 Pass through 1 Control 2 Command injection Example ç SET MEDIA UART P1 Rs232Mode 1 æ pw MEDIA UART P1 Rs232Mode 1 INFO See more information about RS 232 modes in the Technical Backgrou...

Page 132: ...d and Response ç CALL MEDIA UART P1 sendText message æ mO MEDIA UART P1 sendText Example ç CALL MEDIA UART P1 sendText open æ mO MEDIA UART P1 sendText The open text is sent out via the P1 serial port 7 18 3 Sending a Binary Message HEX format via RS 232 The command is for sending a binary message in Hexadecimal format This method does not require escaping the control and non printable characters ...

Page 133: ...UART P1 RecognizerEnable true recognizer rs232recognizer rs 232recognizer MESSAGE saved in Rx property MESSAGE MESSAGE saved in ActiveRx property ActiveRx property is cleared ActiveProperty Timeout MESSAGE saved in Rx property MESSAGE saved in ActiveRx property ActiveRx property is cleared ActiveProperty Timeout with delimiter Time Delimiter MESSAGE TimeOut with timeout MESSAGE no timeout no delim...

Page 134: ...ognized Stored Message This method deletes all the stored received serial messages Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER clear æ mO MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER clear Example ç CALL MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER clear æ mO MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER clear 7 19 7 Querying the Last Recognized Active Message String The recognized data is stored in string in the below property temporary When the time set in t...

Page 135: ...mple ç SET MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER ActivePropertyTimeout 255 æ pw MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER ActivePropertyTimeout 255 7 19 10 Running an Immediate Event Action DIFFERENCE This command is available from firmware v1 6 0 When a message is recognized DelimiterHex is detected in the message or TimeOut has been elapsed since receiving the last data bit a specific Action of an Event can be run by the following...

Page 136: ...4 power_legacy eject power_toggle down number_5 page_up skip_forward power_on left number_6 page_down skip_backward power_off right number_7 volume_up 3d_mode stop_function root_menu number_8 volume_down stop_record f1 setup_menu number_9 mute_toggle pause_record f2 contents_menu dot mute play_forward f3 favorite_menu enter unmute play_reverse f4 media_top_menu clear play select_next_media media_c...

Page 137: ...message from the connected device Example ç GET MEDIA CEC I2 LastReceivedMessage æ pr MEDIA CEC I2 LastReceivedMessage give_power_status TIPS AND TRICKS This property can be a condition in the Event manager When the connected device sends status information via CEC it could be a trigger for an action 7 21 Infrared Port Configuration INFO Infrared input and output port numbering can be found in the...

Page 138: ...atabase from the Internet The downloaded codes are mostly in little endian format 7 22 2 Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Big endian Format via IR Port DIFFERENCE This feature is available only in UMX TPS TX140K UMX TPS TX140 Plus and WP UMX TPS TX130 US models Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA IR output_port sendProntoHexBigEndian hex_code æ mO MEDIA IR output_port sendProntoHexBigEndian Parameters Id...

Page 139: ...value of the GPIO pin H Logical high level L Logical low level Example ç SET MEDIA GPIO P1 Output H æ pw MEDIA GPIO P1 Output H 7 23 3 Toggle the Level of a GPIO Pin Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA GPIO port toggle æ mO MEDIA GPIO port toggle Example ç CALL MEDIA GPIO P1 toggle æ mO MEDIA GPIO P1 toggle Explanation If the direction of the pin is input the output value is toggled If the direction...

Page 140: ...nse ç CALL EDID switch dynamic user factory emulated æ mO EDID switch Example ç CALL EDID switch F49 E2 æ mO EDID switch 7 24 5 Emulating an EDID to All Input Ports Command and Response ç CALL EDID switchAll dynamic user factory æ mO EDID switchAll Example ç CALL EDID switchAll F47 æ mO EDID switchAll 7 24 6 Copy an EDID to User Memory Command and Response ç CALL EDID copy dynamic emulated factory...

Page 141: ...e Device ç CALL LOGIN logout password Enable the Cleartext Login Function ç SET LOGIN LoginEnable login_state Video Port Settings Query the Status of Source Ports ç GET MEDIA VIDEO XP SourcePortStatus Query the Status of Destination Port ç GET MEDIA VIDEO XP DestinationPortStatus Query the Video Crosspoint Setting ç GET MEDIA VIDEO XP DestinationConnectionList Disconnect Video Input ç CALL MEDIA V...

Page 142: ...nConnectionList Switching Audio Input ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP switch in out Query the Audio Autoselect Settings ç GET MEDIA AUDIO XP DestinationPortAutoselect Change the Autoselect Mode ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP setDestinationPortAutoselect out out_set Query the Input Port Priority ç GET MEDIA AUDIO XP PortPriorityList Change the Input Port Priority ç CALL MEDIA AUDIO XP setAutoselectionPriority in out ...

Page 143: ...n and Subtraction Cycle Method ç CALL CTRL VARS V loc cycle operand min max Value Change with Intervals Case ç CALL CTRL VARS V loc case min max val Scan and Store ç CALL CTRL VARS V loc scanf path property pattern Reformatting a Value ç CALL CTRL VARS V loc printf prefix s postfix Ethernet Port Configuration Set the DHCP State ç SET MANAGEMENT NETWORK DhcpEnabled dhcp_status Change the IP Address...

Page 144: ...ress Setting the TCP IP Port Number of the TCP Server ç SET CTRL TCP C loc ServerPort port_no Connecting to a TCP Server ç CALL CTRL TCP C loc connect Disconnecting from a TCP Server ç CALL CTRL TCP C loc disconnect Setting the Delimiter Hex ç SET CTRL TCP C loc DelimiterHex delimiter Setting the Timeout ç SET CTRL TCP C loc TimeOut timeout Querying the Last Recognized Message String ç GET CTRL TC...

Page 145: ...imeout ç SET MEDIA UART RECOGNIZER ActivePropertyTimeout a_timeout Running an Immediate Event Action ç SET CTRL TCP C loc ActionTrigger event_nr Sending CEC Commands Press Release Commands ç CALL MEDIA CEC port sendClick command Further Commands ç CALL MEDIA CEC port send command Sending an OSD String ç SET MEDIA CEC port OsdString text ç CALL MEDIA CEC port send set_osd Sending CEC Commands in He...

Page 146: ... of an User EDID ç GET EDID U user PreferredResolution Emulating an EDID to an Input Port ç CALL EDID switch dynamic user factory emulated Emulating an EDID to All Input Ports ç CALL EDID switchAll dynamic user factory Copy an EDID to User Memory ç CALL EDID copy dynamic emulated factory user user Deleting an EDID from User Memory ç CALL EDID delete user Resetting the Emulated EDIDs ç CALL EDID re...

Page 147: ... be updated by using Lightware Device Updater v2 LDU2 software via Ethernet The firmware pack with the necessary components lfp2 file for your specific product and the LDU2 application can be downloaded from the Support page of our website www lightware com ç Introduction ç Preparation ç Running the Software ç Updating via GUI ç Command Line Interface CLI ç CLI Commands ç If the Update is not succ...

Page 148: ...ndow where you select the firmware package file in LDU2 8 2 2 LDU2 Installation ATTENTION Minimum system requirement 2 GB RAM The minimum screen resolution is 1600x900 INFO The Windows and the Mac application has the same look and functionality Download the software from www lightware com downloads LDU2 LDU Installation in case of Windows OS Run the installer If the User Account Control displays a...

Page 149: ...pdate At startup the software checks if a newer version is available on the web Main Screen When the software is started by the shortcut the device discovery screen appears Press the Search for devices button to start finding the Lightware devices If you start the software by double clicking on the LFP2 file the firmware will be loaded Press the Discover devices button all the devices will be list...

Page 150: ...are is being updated the normal operation mode is suspended as the device is switched to bootload mode Signal processing is not performed Do not interrupt the firmware update If any problem occurs reboot the unit and restart the process Keeping the Configuration Settings By default device configuration settings are restored when firmware update is finished If factory reset has been chosen in the p...

Page 151: ...hlighted in green If you are not sure which device to select press the Identify me button It makes the front panel LEDs blink for 10 seconds The feature helps to find the device physically Step 3 Check the update parameters DIFFERENCE The appearing settings are device dependent and can be different device by device Clicking on the Update Options button special settings will be available like Creat...

Page 152: ...b9 The CLI of the LDU2 software is a simple tool for creating scriptable device updates without the need of human interactions It allows batch updating with the same features which are available in case of GUI usage new 8 5 1 How to Run Running under Windows OS The installer of LDU2 puts the following file into the installation folder LightwareDeviceUpdaterV2_CLI cmd CLI is available by this file ...

Page 153: ...er V2 LightwareDeviceUpdaterV2_CLI cmd help C Program Files x86 Lightware Lightware Device Updater V2 lib jre bin java exe jar lib ldu2 jar help Command line usage Win LightwareDeviceUpdaterV2_CLI cmd command options Linux LightwareDeviceUpdaterV2 sh command options Commands help version update deviceInfo restore packageOptions 8 6 2 LDU2 Version The response shows the version of the LDU2 and the ...

Page 154: ...kup optional f or factoryDefault Apply factory reset during device update Default false optional r or reportProgress Report update progress in percentage form Default false optional Package specific options Certain LFP2 packages have features which can be applied at this command see the Unmute Audio Output section optional ATTENTION The configuration is restored automatically if the factory defaul...

Page 155: ...X140K_SN00006363 lw3 keepOriginalIp 2021 05 14 14 11 04 631 INFO main Executing configuration restore 2021 05 14 14 11 04 645 INFO main Device IPs 192 168 1 14 INFO The firmware package checks the backup data before the restore procedure and if it is necessary a conversion is applied to avoid incompatibility problems between the firmware versions In that case two backup files are created the origi...

Page 156: ...ample 2 The following options applied Cleartext login password is applied Custom backup folder is set Current configuration is saved Firmware is updated and saved configuration is restored C Program Files x86 Lightware Lightware Device Updater V2 LightwareDeviceUpdaterV2_CLI cmd update ip 192 168 1 14 package c Firmwares umx tps tx100_v1 5 0b4 lfp2 backupFolder c My_backup clearTextLoginPw qwer123...

Page 157: ...ce settings 2021 05 14 14 45 45 010 INFO 192 168 1 14 Backup HTTP enable properties 2021 05 14 14 45 47 417 INFO 192 168 1 14 HTTP and HTTP post have got enabled on port 80 2021 05 14 14 45 47 620 INFO 192 168 1 14 No miniweb file is found on the device 2021 05 14 14 45 50 058 INFO 192 168 1 14 HTTP and HTTP post properties have got restored on port 80 2021 05 14 14 45 50 060 INFO 192 168 1 14 PAS...

Page 158: ...est strategy for troubleshooting is to check signal integrity through the whole signal chain starting from source side and moving forward to the receiver end Link to connections cabling section Link to front panel operation section Link to LDC software section LW2 Link to LW2 protocol commands section LW3 Link to LW3 protocol commands section The following sections are available in the chapter ç U...

Page 159: ... settings in the properties of the input ports 5 7 2 LW3 7 6 20 Video source is set to Testpattern input I6 Check the crosspoint settings 5 4 LW2 6 4 6 LW3 7 6 3 Video output is set to test pattern no sync screen as there is no picture on video source Check video settings of the source Symptom Root cause Action Refer to Audio signal No audio is present on output Source audio volume is low or muted...

Page 160: ... even faster with your help There are certain pieces of information that push us in the right direction to finding the root cause of the problem If we receive most of this information in the first e mail or it is gathered at the time when you call us then there is a pretty high chance that we will be able to respond with the final solution right away This information is the following Schematic a p...

Page 161: ...are v2 5 6b2 10 Technologies Thefollowingsectionscontaindescriptionsandusefultechnicalinformationhowthedevicesworkinthebackground The content is based on experiences and cases we met in the practice These sections help to understand features and technical standards like the followings ç EDID Management ç HDCP Management ç Pixel Accurate Reclocking ...

Page 162: ...e EDID only after power up and later they do not sense that EDID has been changed You need to restart your source to make it read out the EDID again 10 1 2 Advanced EDID Management Each DVI sink e g monitors projectors plasma displays etc must support the EDID data structure Source BIOS and operating systems are likely to query the sink using DDC2B protocol to determine what pixel formats and inte...

Page 163: ... HDCP encryption Lightware introduced the HDCP enabling disabling function the HDCP capability can be disabled in the Lightware device If HDCP is disabled the connected source will detect that the sink is not HDCP capable and turn off authentication 10 2 2 Disable Unnecessary Encryption HDCP Compliant Sink All the devices are HDCP compliant no manual setting is required both protected and unprotec...

Page 164: ...ing circuit eliminates the following errors Intra pair skew Skew between the and wires within a differential wire pair e g Data2 and Data2 It s caused by different wire lengths or slightly different wire construction impedance mismatch in DVI cable It results in jitter Intra pair skew Inter pair skew Skew between two differential wire pairs in a cable It is caused by different wire pair lengths or...

Page 165: ...endix Tables drawings guides and technical details as follows ç Specifications ç Factory Default Settings ç Content of the Backup File ç Cable Wiring Guide ç Mechanical Drawings ç Port Numbering ç Maximum Extension Distances ç Factory EDID List ç Applied Ports Network Settings ç Release Notes of the Firmware Packages ç Hashtag Keyword List ç Further Information ...

Page 166: ...4W 10 9W Heat dissipation min max 22 BTU h 37 BTU h Power over Ethernet PoE via TPS output IEEE 802 3af Power Adaptor not supplied Supported power source 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Supplied power 48V DC 1A AC power plug Interchangable EU UK JP US AUS NZ DC power plug Phoenix Combicon 2 pole Enclosure UMX TPS TX100 series Rack mountable no Enclosure material 1 mm steel Dimensions in mm 221W x 100 4D x 2...

Page 167: ... resolutions at 8 bits color up to 4096x2400 30Hz up to 2560x1600 60Hz 1920x1080 120Hz Audio formats 8 channel PCM 3D support yes DVI I Input with digital signal support Connector type 29 pole DVI I A V standard DVI 1 0 HDMI 1 4 HDCP compliance HDCP 1 4 Color space RGB YCbCr Video delay 0 frame Supported resolutions at 8 bits color up to 4096x2160 30Hz 4 4 4 or 4096x2160 60Hz 4 2 0 up to 3840x2160...

Page 168: ... 50 center Analog Audio Input Phoenix Connector type 5 pole Phoenix connector Audio format 2 ch PCM Sampling frequency 48 kHz Maximum input level 4 dBu 1 23 Vrms 3 47 Vpp Signal transmission Balanced unbalanced signals Balance 0 100 50 center Volume 95 62 0 dB Control Ports RS 232 Serial port Connector type 3 pole Phoenix connector Baud rates Between 4800 and 115200 Baud Data bits 8 or 9 Parity No...

Page 169: ... color RGB code on Testpattern input I6 108020 green Output signal type Auto Output HDCP mode Auto Power 5V mode Always on Color space Auto TPS mode Auto Analog audio port settings I1 and I5 Volume 0 00 dB 100 Balance 50 center Network settings IP address 192 168 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Static gateway 192 168 0 1 DHCP Disabled LW2 port number 10001 LW3 port number 6107 HTTP port number 80 ...

Page 170: ...Port name Volume Balance Crosspoint settings Video crosspoint settings audio crosspoint settings Autoselect enable disable delay settings priority list Mute lock state of video ports Mute lock state of audio ports Serial ports local and TPS RS 232 mode Control protocol Baud rate Data bits Stop bits Parity Port name and Command Injection CI port number IR port Port status enable disable Code length...

Page 171: ... devices Please always make sure that a connector or cable fits your system before use ATTENTION Never join the phase inverted negative cold or poles either right and left to the ground or to each other on the output side as this can damage the unit INFO Use a galvanic isolation in case of a ground loop 11 4 1 Serial Ports The device is built with 3 pole Phoenix connector See the below examples of...

Page 172: ...UDIO2 IN 5 DVI I IN 4 5 178 5 20 84 M3 thread M3 thread Top View Side View UMX TPS TX140 Universal TPS Transmitter INPUT STATUS LED FUNCTIONS Blinking Selected input has no signal Continuous ON Signal present on active input AUDIO SELECT VIDEO SELECT Made in EU Hungary RoHS Sn Rear LED functions Port legend LIVE Video only Audio only Video with embedded audio RS 232 SRVC Fast blinking 0 5 sec Firm...

Page 173: ...DIO TPS LINK HDMI DP AUDIO AUDIO SELECT IR VIDEO SELECT RESET Ethernet 3 AUDIO IN HDMI IN VGA IN DP IN 2 WP UMX TPS TX130 US VIDEO Autoselect HDMI INPUT STATUS SHOW ME DP VGA AUDIO TPS LINK HDMI DP AUDIO AUDIO SELECT IR VIDEO SELECT RESET Ethernet 3 AUDIO IN HDMI IN VGA IN DP IN 2 Ø7 5 90 Ø 4x 52 29 15 33 15 15 45 10 95 34 95 15 45 13 7 83 4 17 7 10 95 94 46 34 95 48V 1A DC Made in EU Hungary Sn R...

Page 174: ...O1 O1 P4 O1 RS 232 and IR Ports Port name Port nr LW2 LW3 Port name Port nr LW2 LW3 Local serial port P1 Local IR input S1 TPS serial link P2 TPS IR input S2 11 6 3 UMX TPS TX120 Audio Video Ports Port name Video port nr LW2 Video port nr LW3 Emulated EDID memory Audio port nr LW2 Audio port nr LW3 Till fw v1 0 3 From fw v1 1 0 Till fw v1 0 3 From fw v1 1 0 VGA in I1 P1 I1 E1 HDMI in I2 P2 I2 E2 I...

Page 175: ... name Port nr LW2 LW3 Local serial port P1 Local IR input S1 TPS serial link P2 TPS IR input S2 TPS IR output D1 11 6 7 FP UMX TPS TX130 Audio Video Ports Port name Video port nr LW2 Video port nr LW3 Emulated EDID memory Audio port nr LW2 Audio port nr LW3 VGA in 1 I1 E1 DP in 2 I2 2 I2 HDMI in 3 I3 E2 3 I3 Test pattern 4 I4 Audio in 1 I1 TPS out 1 O1 1 O1 RS 232 and IR Ports Port name Port nr LW...

Page 176: ...z H 2chLPCM F44 1920 x 1080p 50 00 Hz H 2chLPCM F45 1920 x 1080p 59 94 Hz H 2chLPCM F46 1920 x 1080p 60 00 Hz H 2chLPCM F47 1920 x 1080p 60 00 Hz U 2chLPCM F48 1920 x 1080p 60 00 Hz U 2chLPCM 8chLPCM DD DTS AAC DD DTS HD MLP DST WMAP F49 1920 x 1080p 60 00 Hz U 2chLPCM 8chLPCM DD DTS AAC DD DTS HD MLP DST WMAP F50 720 x 480i 30 03 Hz A F51 720 x 576i 25 04 Hz A F52 640 x 480p 60 00 Hz A F53 640 x ...

Page 177: ... HDMI EDID supporting PCM audio F48 HDMI EDID supporting all type of audio F49 HDMI EDID supporting all type of audio and deep color F89 Universal EDID for analog signals no audio support F118 HDMI EDID supporting PCM audio and 4K 30 Hz signals F119 HDMI EDID supporting all type of audio and 4K 30 Hz signals DiD in column EDID features with Display ID support Please note that minor changes in the ...

Page 178: ...ting the device update v1 4 0b8 Release date 2019 07 23 New feature KVM transmission between USB HID Human Interface Devices e g keyboard mouse presenter over PC or a Laptop for UMX TPS TX140K only Added support for FP UMX TPS TX120 GES FP UMX TPS TX130 GES product variants New bootloader is used which allows the connected TPS RX95 s to be updated remotely Crosspoint properties and methods changed...

Page 179: ...unencrypted If no sync screen is active the output resolution is now reported correctly by the output port Reporting the resolution of signals in YUV 4 2 0 colorspace fixed In case of sending 1920x1200 no sync screen the device did not notice the connection state changes on the inputs Fixed v1 3 2b1 Release date 2019 05 21 Bugfix Use LDU2 v1 2 5 or later for the update v1 3 1b1 Release date 2019 0...

Page 180: ...ning If you are using an external controller for this device via LW3 protocol the recent changes in property and node names may result in difficulties to control the TPS device with the latest firmware TCP and UDP messages can be sent by the device to control projectors and any other devices This feature can also be used with Event Manager IR command injection is now supported data received on a s...

Page 181: ...1200 no sync screen the device did not notice the connection state changes on the inputs Fixed If the output was set to HDCP Always mode the signal was sent out unencrypted if the input port was disconnected and connected again This issue only happened if the input signal was also unencrypted Poe enable wasn t saved Cable diagnostics properties are moved to SYS MB TPS REMOTE node ...

Page 182: ...injection Command injection settings configurationcloning Configuration cloning backup controllock Front panel control lock controlprotocol Control protocol LW2 LW3 query crosspoint Crosspoint switch setting darkmode Dark mode setting devicelabel Device label dhcp Dynamic IP address DHCP setting edid EDID related settings factorydefault Restore factory default settings firmwareversion Firmware ver...

Page 183: ...above stated warranty and procedures will not apply to any product that has been 2 1 Modified repaired or altered by anyone other than a certified Lightware engineer unless expressly agreed beforehand 2 2 Used in any application other than that for which it was intended 2 3 Subjected to any mechanical or electrical abuse or accidental damage 2 4 Any costs incurred for repair replacement of goods t...

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