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series – Matrix Application Mode – User's Manual

1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................10
1.1. Description .................................................................................

1.2. Box Contents .............................................................................12

1.2.1. UBEX-PRO20-HDMI-F100 / F110

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1.2.2. UBEX-PRO20-HDMI-R100 Series

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1.2.3. UBEX-MMU-X200

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1.3. Optional Accessories ................................................................12

1.4. Model Comparison .....................................................................13

1.5. Features .....................................................................................14

1.6. Application Modes .....................................................................16

1.7. Typical Application Diagrams ...................................................16

1.7.1. System Design Studio

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1.7.2. Corporate Application

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1.7.3. Video Wall Application

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2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW .....................................................................

2.1. Front and Rear View - F-series Endpoint Devices ......................20

2.1.1. Front View

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2.1.2. Rear View

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2.2. Front and Rear View - R-series Endpoint Devices .....................22

2.2.1. Front View

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2.2.2. Rear View

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2.3. Front and Rear View - UBEX-MMU-X200 ....................................24

2.3.1. Front View

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2.3.2. Rear View

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3. FRONT PANEL LCD MENU OPERATION - MMU .............................25
3.1. Introduction ..............................................................................26

3.1.1. Menu Navigation

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3.1.2. Parameter Selection

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3.2. System Settings Menu ...............................................................26

3.2.1. Network

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3.2.2. Time and Date

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3.2.3. Display Brightness

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3.2.4. Restore Factory Defaults

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4. FRONT PANEL LCD MENU OPERATION - ENDPOINTS ..................27
4.1. The Tree Structure of the LCD Menu ........................................28

4.2. Introduction ..............................................................................29

4.2.1. Menu Navigation

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4.2.2. Operation Mode Visualization

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4.2.3. Parameter Selection

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4.3. Home Screen ...............................................................................29

4.4. Ports Menu - Transmitter Operation Mode ..............................30

4.4.1. TX I1 and TX I2 Ports

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4.4.2. TX O1 and TX O2 Ports

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4.5. Ports Menu - Receiver Operation Mode ....................................30

4.5.1. RX HDMI Output 1 and 2 Ports

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4.5.2. RX I1 and RX I2 Ports

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4.6. Ports Menu - Transceiver Operation Mode ..............................31

4.6.1. TRX I2 Port

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4.6.2. TRX O1 Port

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4.6.3. TRX O2 Port

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4.7. EDID Menu ...................................................................................31

4.7.1. View

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4.8. System Status Menu ..................................................................32

4.9. System Settings Menu ...............................................................32

4.9.1. Network

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4.9.2. Application Mode

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4.9.3. Front Panel

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4.9.4. Restart Device

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4.9.5. Bootload Mode

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5. INSTALLATION ...............................................................................33
5.1. Mounting Options - F-series Endpoint Devices .........................34

5.1.1. Mounting Bracket V2

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5.1.2. Rack Shelf Mounting

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5.2. Mounting Options - R-series Endpoint Devices .........................35

5.2.1. Truss Mounting

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5.2.2. Standard Rack Installation

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5.3. Rack Shelf Mounting - MMU ......................................................37

5.4. Electrical Connections .............................................................37

5.4.1. SFP / SFP+ Slots

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5.4.2. AC Power Connection

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5.4.3. Symmetrical Analog Stereo Audio Connector

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5.4.4. RS-232 Connector

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5.4.5. USB Mini-B Connector

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5.4.6. IR Connector

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5.4.7. HDMI Connector

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5.4.8. Ethernet Connectors

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5.4.9. Neutrik opticalCON Connectors

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5.5. Connections ...............................................................................40

5.5.1. F-series Endpoints - Transmitter Operation Mode

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5.5.2. F-series Endpoints - Receiver Operation Mode

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5.5.3. F-series Endpoints - Transceiver Operation Mode

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5.5.4. R-series Endpoints - Transmitter Operation Mode

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5.5.5. R-series Endpoints - Receiver Operation Mode

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5.5.6. R-series Endpoints - Transceiver Operation Mode

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5.5.7. Matrix Management Unit (MMU)

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5.6. SFP / SFP+ Slot Connection ......................................................47

5.6.1. Installation of SFP / SFP+ Modules

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5.6.2. Installation of DAC Cables

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5.7. Fiber Optical Cable Connections ..............................................48

5.7.1. Connection between SFP+ Modules

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5.7.2. Connection between BiDi (Bidirectional) SFP+ Modules

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5.7.3. Connection between Neutrik opticalCON DUO Connectors

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5.7.4. Connection between Neutrik opticalCON DUO BiDi Connectors

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5.8. Connection between the Switch and R-series Endpoints .........49

5.8.1. SFP+ to Neutrik opticalCON DUO

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5.8.2. SFP+ to Neutrik opticalCON QUAD

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5.8.3. SFP+ BiDi to Neutrik opticalCON DUO BiDi

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5.9. Ethernet Switch - Detailed Requirements ................................51

5.10. Ethernet Switch Configuration ..............................................51

5.10.1. Link Aggregation (LAG)

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5.10.2. VLAN

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5.10.3. IGMPv2

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5.10.4. Optional Configuration

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5.10.5. Installation and Network Setup Guide for UBEX

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5.10.6. System Design Guide for UBEX

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5.11. Startup of the System ............................................................52

5.11.1. Switch on the Devices

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5.11.2. Configure the Operation Mode

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5.11.3. Connect to the Matrix Management Unit

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5.11.4. Check the Signal Status

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5.11.5. Customize the View of the Matrix

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5.11.6. Give Unique Names for the Sources and Destinations

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5.11.7. Add Tags to the Video Streams

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5.11.8. Customize the Order of the Endpoints

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5.11.9. Set the Video Crosspoint State

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5.11.10. Set the Source MUX Settings

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5.11.11. Check the Signal Bandwidth Status

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5.11.12. Set the HDCP Settings

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5.11.13. Emulate the Correct EDID

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5.11.14. Set the Scaler and the Frame Rate Converter

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5.11.15. Set the Audio Crosspoint State

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5.11.16. Set the Parameters of the Audio Streams

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5.11.17. Checkpoints for the Seamless Switching

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Summary of Contents for UBEX-MMU-X200

Page 1: ...DMI F100 UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xMM 2xDUO UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xMM QUAD UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM 2xDUO UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM QUAD UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM BiDi DUO User s Manual AV Over IP Multimedia Extender v2 0 11 11 2020 ...

Page 2: ...e floor wall 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 CAUTION AVIS RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR Waste Electri...

Page 3: ... indicated products The descriptions have been made during testing these functions in accordance with the indicated Hardware Firmware Software environment Item Version Lightware Device Controller LDC software 2 4 2b4 Lightware Device Updater V2 LDU2 software 2 6 0b1 Firmware package UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 1 5 4 UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 1 5 4 UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 series 1 5 4 UBEX MMU X200 1 3 3 Hardware...

Page 4: ... help you to find the relevant information as quick as possible The format of the keywords is the following keyword The usage of the keywords use the Search function Ctrl F Cmd F of your PDF reader application type the hashtag character and the wished keyword The new special keyword indicates a new feature function that has just appeared in the latest firmware or software version Example dhcp This...

Page 5: ...nnection 37 5 4 3 Symmetrical Analog Stereo Audio Connector 38 5 4 4 RS 232 Connector 38 5 4 5 USB Mini B Connector 38 5 4 6 IR Connector 38 5 4 7 HDMI Connector 39 5 4 8 Ethernet Connectors 39 5 4 9 Neutrik opticalCON Connectors 39 5 5 Connections 40 5 5 1 F series Endpoints Transmitter Operation Mode 40 5 5 2 F series Endpoints Receiver Operation Mode 41 5 5 3 F series Endpoints Transceiver Oper...

Page 6: ...g Numbering Explanation 91 8 7 1 Source and Destination Numbering 91 8 7 2 Default Naming of the Devices and the Streams 91 8 8 Video Source Port Properties Window 91 8 8 1 Stream Information 91 8 8 2 Port Information 92 8 8 3 Device Information 92 8 9 Video Destination Port Properties Window 93 8 9 1 Stream Information 93 8 9 2 Port Information 93 8 9 3 Device Information 94 8 10 Audio Port Prope...

Page 7: ... Deleting Tags of the Stream 144 9 9 6 Deleting All Tags of the Stream 144 9 9 7 Query All Tags of the Device 144 9 9 8 Enable Disable the Stream 145 9 9 9 Identify the Stream 145 9 9 10 Resolution Setting 145 9 9 11 Resolution Mode Setting 145 9 9 12 Scaler Image Position Setting 146 9 9 13 Color Space Converter Setting 146 9 9 14 Color Range Setting 146 9 9 15 Query the Timing Mode 146 9 9 16 HD...

Page 8: ...olution of the Stream Source 170 9 16 8 Query the Original Resolution of the Stream Destination 170 9 16 9 Query the Modified Resolution of the Stream Destination 171 9 16 10 Query the Bandwidth of the Stream 171 9 16 11 Query the Control Module of the Stream Destination 171 9 16 12 Query the Bandwidth Limitation Indicator 171 9 16 13 Query the Status of the Analog Audio Output 171 9 16 14 Query t...

Page 9: ...ment 213 12 1 1 Understanding the EDID 213 12 1 2 Advanced EDID Management 213 12 2 HDCP Management 214 12 2 1 Protected and Unprotected Content 214 12 2 2 Disable Unnecessary Encryption 214 12 2 3 HDCP v2 2 215 12 3 Pixel Accurate Reclocking 216 12 4 AV Over IP 217 12 4 1 Basics 217 12 4 2 What is TCP IP 217 12 4 3 Link Aggregation Protocol 217 12 4 4 Multicast DNS mDNS Protocol 217 13 ASSEMBLY G...

Page 10: ...series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 1 Introduction Thank you for choosing Lightware s UBEX families extender In the first chapter we would like to introduce the device highlighting the most important features in the following sections ç Description ç Box Contents ç Optional Accessories ç Model Comparison ç Features ç Application Modes ç...

Page 11: ...he standard UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 model with additional features and changes in build and dimensions The internal power source of UBEX has Medical 60601 and ITE 60950 grade classifications for maximum reliability Matrix Management Unit UBEX MMU X200 is a Matrix Management Unit MMU for the UBEX AV Over IP optical extender product line With a standard Ethernet switch installed as a crosspoint a virtu...

Page 12: ... Quick Start Guide Safety warranty info Quick Start Guide Phoenix Combicon 3 pole connector Phoenix Combicon 5 pole connector UBEX R series endpoint device Power cable with Neutrik powerCON connector UTP patch cable 3 m Safety warranty info Quick Start Guide Safety and Warranty Info Quick Start Guide 1 2 3 UBEX MMU X200 INFO 1GbE singlemode multimode SFP module can be ordered separately for the UB...

Page 13: ... transmission interface Video ports Audio ports Interface ports IEC power Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 SFP slots Multimode Singlemode 2x HDMI inputs 2x HDMI outputs Analog audio input Analog audio output Ethernet Infra input and output RS 232 Neutrik opticalCON DUO Neutrik opticalCON QUAD Neutrik opticalCON DUO Neutrik opticalCON QUAD Standard RJ45 Neutrik etherCON F series models UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 2...

Page 14: ...ftware or in the built in web page of the MMU new Centralized Firmware Upgrade The easiest way to keep your UBEX matrix up to date The firmware package of all endpoint models are built in the MMU and the upgrade procedure is executed automatically for the endpoints which are in the matrix w w w Built in Web Page Easy access from a web browser to control and configure the Matrix Management Unit and...

Page 15: ... allows installing the endpoint device to places where minimum sound emission requires Dark Mode Rental application requires this function which keeps the LCD screen and the LEDs unlit to hide the device during the event new Open API Open source API technology at the core makes these Lightware products easy to integrate into third party systems Every bit of data in Lightware systems is openly avai...

Page 16: ...ices The following settings are available in the MMU only in case the Matrix mode Operation mode setting transmitter receiver transceiver configuration for the endpoints All network related settings e g DHCP setting static IP address etc All HDMI port settings for the inputs and outputs EDID settings Reloading factory defaults Centralized firmware upgrade method for the endpoint devices ATTENTION ...

Page 17: ...olled by a PC All endpoint devices and the MMU are connected to a 96 port 10G Layer 3 network switch The transmitters can be connected to a single laptop or a dual head 4K rack PC and transmitting two streams together The receivers can be connected to one or two sink devices belongs to the required application The transceivers can be connected to a source and a sink device together The source stre...

Page 18: ...10G Layer 3 network switch The receivers are connected to four wall mounted displays in a 2x2 video wall application The source streams are from four different source devices PC Blu ray player 4K media player and laptop and transmitted by the two UBEX transmitters The video wall may have more different layouts and a layout may be divided into more zones See more details about video wall feature in...

Page 19: ...package v1 5 4 Applied R series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 2 Product Overview The following sections are about the physical structure of the device input output ports and connectors software and hardware capabilities ç Front and Rear View F series Endpoint Devices ç Front and Rear View R series Endpoint Devices ç Front and Rear View U...

Page 20: ...eboots the device the same as disconnecting from the power source and reconnecting again 2 1 4 3 Status LEDs LIVE Transmitter Receiver Transceiver blinking The device is powered and ready to use off The device is not powered or out of operation STATUS Transmitter Receiver Transceiver on All measured temperature and voltage values are within the limits blinking Measured temperature or voltage value...

Page 21: ...ble to copy the signal of the HDMI in 1 port when the device is configured as receiver or transceiver See more details about the HDMI interface in the Video Interface section 9 SFP port slots Optical port slots for 2x 10 GbE SFP modules or 2x 10 GbE DAC cables Ports can be used for either singlemode or multimode fiber optical connections See more details about the SFP interface in the SFP SFP Inte...

Page 22: ...s in the Health Status Tab section LW3 protocol command see the details in the Control Lock section 5 Reset button Reboots the device the same as disconnecting from the power source and reconnecting again 1 1 3 2 5 4 Status LEDs LIVE Transmitter Receiver Transceiver blinking The device is powered and ready to use off The device is not powered or out of operation STATUS Transmitter Receiver Transce...

Page 23: ...rt for sink devices When the device is configured as transmitter the both ports operate as local HDMI outputs When the device is configured as transceiver the HDMI out 2 port operate as local HDMI output The HDMI out 2 port is able to copy the signal of the HDMI in 1 port when the device is configured as receiver or transceiver See more details about the HDMI interface in the Video Interface secti...

Page 24: ...POWER on The device is powered and ready to use off The device is not powered or out of operation UBEX MMU X200 Matrix Management Unit Control USB Reset CONTROL ETHERNET 1 3 4 1 2 5 6 2 3 2 Rear View 7 RS 232 connectors 2 pcs 3 pole Phoenix connectors for serial communication The connectors are for controlling the device and connection with third party system controllers See more details about the...

Page 25: ... C A T I O N M O D E Applied F series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied R series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 3 Front Panel LCD Menu Operation MMU This chapter is about the operating of the Matrix Management Unit describing the functions which are available by the front panel controls ç Introduction ç System Settings Menu ...

Page 26: ...tion can be set in this submenu The first three lines IP Subnet and Gateway parameters show the current settings If the DHCP option is disabled three more parameters are listed which can be set for a static IP address Static IP Static Subnet Static Gateway ATTENTION If you change the network settings always press the Save option under Network menu not only in the submenu of the parameter to apply ...

Page 27: ...nt firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 4 Front Panel LCD Menu Operation Endpoints This chapter is about the operating of the endpoint device describing the functions which are available by the front panel controls ç The Tree Structure of the LCD Menu ç Introduction ç Home Screen ç Ports Menu Transmitter Operation Mode ç Ports Menu Receiver Operation Mo...

Page 28: ...es Voltages System settings Network Application mode Front panel Restart device Bootload mode The tree structure of the receiver RX operation mode HOME SCREEN RX MAIN MENU Ports RX O1 Stream input HDMI output Source Mux RX O2 Stream input HDMI output Source Mux RX I1 RX I2 EDID View Factory EDIDs Last attached EDIDs User EDIDs System status Device info Link status SFP 1 SFP 2 Bonding state Operati...

Page 29: ...Home screen of the transmitter Home screen of the receiver Home screen of the transceiver 4 2 3 Parameter Selection The blue colored line means the selected menu parameter the green one means the current setting Menu navigation change parameter Menu selection set parameter Press Turn 4 3 Home Screen The current status of the input and output ports of the device is summarized on the Home screen The...

Page 30: ...tus information of the HDMI output ports are available in the Ports menu Select the desired output port and enter to see the submenus 4 5 1 RX HDMI Output 1 and 2 Ports Stream Input The following settings and information are related to the video stream coming from the TX input ports Signal present Active resolution Total resolution Color space HDMI Output The following information are displayed in...

Page 31: ...lution Total resolution Color space HDMI Output The following information are displayed for the HDMI output 2 port of the transceiver Hotplug detect Signal present Active resolution Total resolution Color space 4 6 3 TRX O2 Port The following information is displayed for the local output port Hotplug detect Signal present Active resolution Total resolution Color space Source Mux The source multipl...

Page 32: ... panel Status LED blinks power off the device immediately 4 9 System Settings Menu System related settings are available in the menu e g application mode changing from matrix mode to extender mode front panel settings reset the device etc 4 9 1 Network The MAC address of the device can be read out in the menu 4 9 2 Application Mode The current application mode Extender or Matrix is displayed in th...

Page 33: ...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 F series Endpoint Devices ç Mounting Options R series Endpoint Devices ç Rack Shelf Mounting MMU ç Electrical Connections ç Connections ç SFP SFP Slot Connection ç Fiber Optical Cable Connections ç Connection between ...

Page 34: ... up inside INFO The endpoint device is half rack sized To order mounting accessories please contact sales lightware com 5 1 1 Mounting Bracket V2 Mounting bracket V2 gives an opportunity to mount the device to any furniture surface Fasten the bracket on the side of the unit with the provided screws and fasten it to a stand board truss furniture Fixing the Bracket to the Device Fasten the mounting ...

Page 35: ...r of the appliance and keep the ventilation holes free 5 2 1 Truss Mounting Mounting thread on top and on one of the sides for safe and secure installation Rigging the handles with a safety wire rope is highly recommended for safety reasons To order mounting accessories please contact sales lightware com Truss clamp and safety wire rope are not available at sales Truss mounting for R series endpoi...

Page 36: ...mounting direction of the screws Mounting direction of the screws Step 3 Take the rack ears on the left and right side of the extender pair as shown in the picture Insert the screws into the holes and fix the front ears to the devices Assembly of the mounting ears Step 4 As a final step mount the unit in the rack Standard rack installation ATTENTION Always use all the four screws for fixing the ra...

Page 37: ...ications It is a popular industry format jointly developed and supported by many network component vendors The SFP interface supports data rates up to 1 Gbit s DEFINITION The enhanced small form factor pluggable SFP is an enhanced version of the SFP that supports data rates up to 10 Gbit s UBEX F series endpoint devices and the Matrix Management Unit contain standard 1x SFP in the case of the MMU ...

Page 38: ...more information about audio embedding and de embedding functions in the Audio Interface section Pin nr Signal 1 Left 2 Left 3 Ground 4 Right 5 Right 5 4 4 RS 232 Connector UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 model and the Matrix Management Unit contains a 3 pole Phoenix connector which is used for RS 232 serial connection Pin nr Signal 1 Ground 2 TX data 3 RX data RS 232 connector pin assignments Compatible Plu...

Page 39: ... Pin TIA EIA T568A Wire color TIA EIA T568B Wire color white green white orange 3 white green white orange 1 blue blue 4 white blue white blue 5 brown 8 brown white brown 7 white brown green orange 6 green orange 2 5 4 9 Neutrik opticalCON Connectors UBEX R series endpoint devices are built with singlemode or multimode Neutrik opticalCON connectors UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 models 2xMM 2xDUO 2xSM 2xDUO...

Page 40: ...tch The Matrix Mode is detected and applied automatically in the device once the MMU claims the endpoint HDMI in Connect the source devices e g PC Blu ray player using the HDMI input 1 and 2 ports by HDMI cables Local HDMI out Connect the local sink devices e g monitor 4K TV to the HDMI output 1 and 2 ports by HDMI cables Ethernet Optionally connect the transmitter to a LAN in order to control the...

Page 41: ...ix Mode is detected and applied automatically in the device once the MMU claims the endpoint Local HDMI in Connect the local source devices e g PC Blu ray player using the HDMI input 1 and 2 ports by HDMI cables new HDMI out Connect the sink devices e g monitor projector to the HDMI output 1 and 2 ports by HDMI cables Ethernet Optionally connect the receiver to a LAN in order to control the device...

Page 42: ...de is detected and applied automatically in the device once the MMU claims the endpoint HDMI in Connect the source device e g PC using the HDMI input 2 port by an HDMI cable HDMI out Connect a sink device e g monitor to the HDMI output 1 port by an HDMI cable Local HDMI out Connect a local sink device e g 4K TV to the HDMI output 2 port by an HDMI cable Ethernet Optionally connect the transceiver ...

Page 43: ...e device and the L3 network switch by 2 pcs multimode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs multimode LC fiber optical cables 2xMM QUAD OPT QUAD Connect the device and the L3 network switch by a multimode Neutrik opticalCON QUAD fiber optical cable 2xSM 2xDUO OPT DUO Connect the device and the L3 network switch by 2 pcs singlemode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs singlemode LC fiber optical cables 2xSM Q...

Page 44: ...witch by 2 pcs multimode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs multimode LC fiber optical cables 2xMM QUAD OPT QUAD Connect the device and the L3 network switch by a multimode Neutrik opticalCON QUAD fiber optical cable 2xSM 2xDUO OPT DUO Connect the device and the L3 network switch by 2 pcs singlemode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs singlemode LC fiber optical cables 2xSM QUAD OPT QUAD Connect the devi...

Page 45: ...t 2xMM 2xDUO OPT DUO Connect the device and the L3 network switch by 2 pcs multimode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs multimode LC fiber optical cables 2xMM QUAD OPT QUAD Connect the device and the L3 network switch by a multimode Neutrik opticalCON QUAD fiber optical cable 2xSM 2xDUO OPT DUO Connect the device and the L3 network switch by 2 pcs singlemode Neutrik opticalCON DUO or 4 pcs singlemode...

Page 46: ...r the Ethernet connection between the devices OR via SFP port use a singlemode or multimode depends on the installed SFP not SFP modules fiber optical cables or DAC cables between the MMU and the Layer 3 L3 network switch use CATx cable between the MMU and the Layer 3 L3 network switch when RJ45 SFP not SFP module is installed to the slot Ethernet Connect a controller device e g PC laptop to the M...

Page 47: ...r Step 2 Connect the module to the to one of the SFP SFP port slot Step 3 Connect the LC connectors to the SFP SFP modules INFO The SFP SFP modules have a side that clips to the connector on the port of the switch and is designed to prevent the module from being inserted the wrong way into the port Do NOT force module into the port Removing SFP SFP Modules Step 1 Disconnect the LC connectors from ...

Page 48: ...n BiDi Bidirectional SFP Modules Affected models UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 Connect multimode or singlemode fiber optical cables with LC simplex connectors to the BiDi SFP modules like in the illustration on the right ATTENTION The Module A must be connected to the Module B Always check the wavelength of the BiDi modules If the wavelengths are different the cabling might be also dif...

Page 49: ...O series cables The following figure shows the correct cabling layout of optical connectors on the R100 endpoint device Layout of the 2xMM 2xDUO 2xSM 2xDUO models rear view Layout of the extra connector rear view ATTENTION Always be sure that the fiber optical mode of the entire fiber optical equipment SFP modules LC patch cables Neutrik connectors and cables and R100 endpoint device are the same ...

Page 50: ...onnect the SFP modules and the back of the Neutrik opticalCON DUO connector by the patch cables a standard LC duplex connector can be found on the back of the Neutrik opticalCON DUO connector TIPS AND TRICKS The extra Neutrik connector can be assembled to a blank 1U high rack shelf which can make easier the mounting of the connectors and the cabling Step 3 Establish connection between the addition...

Page 51: ...de_for_ UBEX pdf 5 10 Ethernet Switch Configuration ATTENTION The UBEX extenders do not support jumbo giant frames 5 10 1 Link Aggregation LAG DEFINITION The Link Aggregation Group LAG applies to various methods of combining aggregating multiple network connections in parallel in order to increase throughput beyond what a single connection could sustain Create Link Aggregation Groups LAG s EtherCh...

Page 52: ...o the MMU LAN Control Ethernet 1 and 2 ports or via the network switch Serial communication RS 232 1 and 2 ports ATTENTION User Ethernet is also transmitted over the SFP interface so be sure not to make network loop INFO The USB control interface is under development INFO In the case of LAN connection it does not matter that you connect to the MMU or an endpoint device finally you will control the...

Page 53: ...ion sides either it will help a lot of the setting the crosspoint states later TIPS AND TRICKS The stream names are searchable with the Search Field Naming of the Endpoint Devices Click on the source destination port where the device is It does not matter you select the 01 or 02 port Select the Device tab and find the Device label field and type a unique name which can describe the device well for...

Page 54: ...till selectable as a destination in the global crosspoint table It means the crosspoint setting is not forbidden for the selected output and it is still included in the bandwidth calculation When the sum of the two incoming streams exceeds the bandwidth limit the signal transmission can be denied on the HDMI out 2 port even if the incoming stream of the HDMI out 1 is not used The solution of this ...

Page 55: ...er button the arrow in the middle to emulate the selected EDID EDID Management menu in the LDC TIPS AND TRICKS If there is no pre installed factory EDID in the list which can fit with your system a new EDID can be created via the EDID Creator wizard See more details about it in the Creating an EDID Easy EDID Creator section 5 11 14 Set the Scaler and the Frame Rate Converter Set up the scaler and ...

Page 56: ...20 HDMI F110 endpoint device All audio streams can be selected to all outputs Audio crosspoint menu in the LDC See more details about the audio crosspoint settings in LDC in the Crosspoint Menu Audio Layer section 5 11 16 Set the Parameters of the Audio Streams Analog audio input port properties window in the LDC Set up and customize the analog and digital audio streams Select the desired source o...

Page 57: ...ution Set the scaler set the scaler on the output port of the receiver The forced resolution and refresh rate are recommended to fit the supported resolution refresh rate of the sink device For example if the prefered resolution of the sink device is 3840x2160 60Hz apply the following settings in the scaler Scaling mode Forced resolution or EDID based Forced resolution 3840x2160p60 Image position ...

Page 58: ... package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 6 UBEX Concept The following chapter describes the features of the device with real life examples The topics what are described ç The Matrix Management Unit MMU ç Control Features ç Video Interface ç Video Wall ç Audio Interface ç Serial Interface ç Infrared Interface ç SFP SFP Interfaces ç Redundant Fiber Optical Connection...

Page 59: ...n Matrix Mode Dynamic crosspoint handling Network bandwidth utilization management EDID management Monitoring of the network and the endpoints Backup and restore Interface for third party system controllers Centralized firmware upgrade method for the endpoint devices What if the Connection with the MMU is lost If the connection with the MMU is lost the AV signal transmission between the endpoint d...

Page 60: ...h and supervised by the MMU There are four control devices connected to the network a PC to the transmitter a touch controller to the receiver a laptop to the switch and a MacBook to the MMU It does not matter which device you want to use for controlling all of them reach the MMU and you can configure the matrix 6 2 2 Serial Interface This section is about the serial interface of the MMU ATTENTION...

Page 61: ...aler frame rate converter FRC and color space converter CSC functions The processor of the HDMI in 2 has frame rate converter and color space converter functions The scaler frame rate converter and color space converter settings are available in the LDC software see the details in the Video Source Port Properties Window or in the Stream Properties Panels section HDMI Output Modes The HDMI output p...

Page 62: ...routing more different source signals to the HDMI output ports The type of sources is different for the two outputs HDMI out 1 Able to accept signal up to 4K 60 4 4 4 resolution via the SFP links from the remote endpoint device Able to accept signal up to 4K 60 4 4 4 resolution via the local HDMI in 1 port HDMI out 2 Able to accept signal up to 4K 60 4 4 4 resolution via the SFP links from the rem...

Page 63: ...scaler frame rate converter FRC and color space converter CSC functions The video processor settings are available in the LDC software see the details in the Video Destination Port Properties Window or in the HDMI Out 1 Panel section In default state the HDMI out 2 transmits the HDMI signal coming from the HDMI in 1 input port so it operates as a local output port The stream cannot be affected by ...

Page 64: ...e Receiver side HDMI out 1 HDMI out 2 Status Stream tile LDC Port tile LDC Status Stream tile LDC Port tile LDC Enabled 1 01 Disabled 1 02 Transceiver Side Thanks to the 20G full duplex SFP interface the transceiver has no bandwidth limitation on the input and output sides either The device is able to receive and transmit 2x 4K60 Hz 4 4 4 24bit streams on the HDMI input and output ports either Tra...

Page 65: ...itions are available stretch fit and center ATTENTION The scaler settings are available on the HDMI in 1 port of the transmitter and the HDMI out 1 port of the receiver transceiver operation modes only The aspect ratio of the original stream and the sink device are different in the following examples Stretch The aspect ratio of the stream is distorted because it is adjusted to the aspect ratio of ...

Page 66: ...ansmitted with the stream from the source and the receiver can generate accurate clock frequency in this way the latency within one frame up to 16 lines can be guaranteed This mode is ideal for the video walls where the extra low latency is the most important requirement The setting is available in the LDC software see the details in the Port Information section and by LW3 protocol commands see th...

Page 67: ...software in the Software Control Lightware Device Controller chapter The upper tiles mean the inputs Stream 1 4 the tiles on the right side mean the outputs HDMI out 1 and 2 of the receivers The naming is the following Sources 1 02 where the 1 is the UBEX transceiver 1 the first endpoint which is joined to the network and added by the MMU the 02 is the Stream 1 on the HDMI in 2 port Destinations 4...

Page 68: ...e MAC address and the logical device ID these ones cannot be removed from the tags The following tags are freely configurable by the user The following characters are allowed when naming Letters A Z and a z numbers 0 9 and any special characters except semicolon Stream Search UsetheSearchfieldtofindanystreamonthenetwork You can search in the Sources in the Destinations or Both Start typing in the ...

Page 69: ...an take part in the video wall the HDMI out 2 does not participate but can transmit any other stream during the operation of the video wall Installation example for the video wall 6 4 2 Layouts and Zones More different layouts can be defined within a video wall installation The layouts contain one or more zones where different sized video walls can be displayed The different zones can display diff...

Page 70: ...ce or a zone physically When you need to see quickly which display or zone you want to configure actually this feature makes generating 10 test colors on the display device s for 10 seconds Example for Identifying a Display Example for Identifying a Zone The Identify display zone feature is available in the Lightware Device Controller LDC software see the details in the Managing of the Layout and ...

Page 71: ...ollowing UBEX endpoint model UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 series Audio port diagram of the F100 R100 receiver in connection with an F110 endpoint Audio port diagram of the F100 R100 transmitter in connection with an F110 endpoint Description The receiver receives two HDMI audio streams via the SFP links The streams can be selected to any HDMI output ports the crosspoint settings are a...

Page 72: ... source multiplexer Source MUX makes available routing more different source signals to the HDMI output 2 port HDMI out 2 Able to accept audio signal via the local HDMI in 2 port Able to copy the signal of the HDMI out 1 port This is the COPY function 6 5 4 Transmitter Mode F110 Model Port Diagram The port diagram is valid for the following UBEX endpoint model UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 Audio port diagr...

Page 73: ... on the video side only in the Lightware Device Controller LDC software and using LW3 protocol commands as well The source multiplexer Source MUX makes available routing more different source signals to the HDMI output ports The type of sources is different by the two outputs HDMI out 1 Able to accept audio signal via the SFP links from the remote endpoint device Able to accept audio signal via th...

Page 74: ... out 2 port is a local output port it transmits the audio stream of the HDMI in 2 port directly The HDMI input 1 port does not accept signal when the device is configured as transceiver Source Multiplexer MUX INFO The source MUX function can be set on the video side only in the Lightware Device Controller LDC software and using LW3 protocol commands as well The source multiplexer Source MUX makes ...

Page 75: ... matrix contains 6 inputs 1 6 mixed digital and analog audio streams and 6 outputs mixed digital and analog sink devices The MMU builds up the crosspoints and controls the A V system The following table shows the available crosspoint possibilities Crosspoint possibilities of the audio streams for the UBEX matrix Sink devices TRX TX RX Active speakers 4K TV Active speakers Audio amplifier 4K TV Mon...

Page 76: ...ace the MMU directly or any endpoints you want to use establishing connection with the UBEX matrix you will reach the MMU finally Setting up the TCP Ports of the Serial Interface The default starting port number is 8000 and increases with one until the number of the RS 232 ports in the matrix If these TCP ports are reserved in the network the port numbers can be changed in LDC see the details in t...

Page 77: ...es an Infrared output port in the endpoint device The user can set which TCP port is ordered to the required Infrared output port INFO It does not matter which device of the Ethernet interface the MMU directly or any endpoints you want to use establishing connection with the UBEX matrix you will reach the MMU finally Setting up the TCP Ports of the IR Interface The default starting port number is ...

Page 78: ... SFP SFP Slot Connection section 6 8 2 SFP Interface for the MMU The UBEX MMU X200 matrix management unit has one 1 GbE SFP module slot for the fiber optical connection via the network switch The following methods can be applied to connect the MMU to the switch 1x SFP transceiver module up to 1 Gbps bandwidth The module can be singlemode or multimode built with LC duplex connectors or BiDi modules...

Page 79: ...D emulation an EDID from the Factory or User EDID list is selected Thus the Emulated EDID remains the same until the user emulates another EDID Dynamic EDID emulation it can be enabled by selecting D EDID memory The attached monitor s EDID is copied to the input if a new monitor is attached to the output the emulated EDID changes automatically See more information about the settings in the EDID Ma...

Page 80: ...ge v1 5 4 Applied R series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 7 Software Control Built in Web The built in website of the Matrix Management Unit allows to connect to and control the UBEX matrix via a web browser The range of the controlling features are the same as in the case of Software Control Lightware Device Controller ç Establishing the...

Page 81: ...work as the UBEX matrix If the computer has multiple Ethernet connections for example Wi Fi and LAN connections are used simultaneously you will need to know the IP address for the one that is used for controlling the MMU builtinweb web Step 1 Connect the matrix and the computer either via Ethernet with LAN patch cable or Ethernet with LAN cross cable Step 2 Change to the desired IP settings if it...

Page 82: ...computer through Ethernet interface with the 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 Upgrade ç Running the LDC ç Establishing Connection ç Crosspoint Menu Video Layer ç Crosspoint Menu Audio Layer ç Search Field ç Default Naming Numbering Explanation ç Video S...

Page 83: ... on the macOS device LDC needs to be added to the exeptions of the blocked software for the proper operation Upgrading of LDC Step 1 Run the application The Device Discovery window appears automatically and the program checks the available updates on Lightware s website and opens the update window if LDC updates are found The current and the update version number can be seen at the top of the wind...

Page 84: ...ss network ipaddress dhcp You can see the new settings only in this window Step 2 Run the controller software device discovery window appears automatically Device discovery window in LDC Step 3 Select the UBEX MMU X200 device from the discovered Ethernet devices or Serial devices when the device is connected through RS 232 click on the Query button next to the desired serial port to display the na...

Page 85: ...tion switcher Auto Video Wall layout activation switcher see the details in the Crosspoint Menu with Video Wall section 6 Audio follows video switcher The explanation of the two available options is the following Enabled the audio stream follows the video stream when the video crosspoint is changed Beside of this the audio streams can be switched separately from the video streams on the Audio cros...

Page 86: ...y clicking on the icon The device label can be 39 characters long and ASCII characters are allowed Longer names will be truncated 6 Layer tabs The video and the audio crosspoint panel can be selected on the tabs 7 Connections menu The meanings of the icons are the following Connections menu button Clicking on the icon expands the connection menu See the detailed setting descriptions in the Connect...

Page 87: ...and more options and settings become available Switch Modes Input Switch Output Switch View Mode Show Connected Only when a source or destination stream is selected only the connected streams are displayed on the other panel Display Modes Show Inactive UBEXes when enabled the inactive devices are shown in the crosspoint table When it is disabled the inactive devices are hidden Show Disabled Stream...

Page 88: ...reate the desired crosspoint settings by selecting deselecting the ports they will start to blink Step 5 Press the Take button to execute changes or Cancel to discard INFO Take mode remains active until it is switched off Selecting another view mode or menu item does not effect the Take Autotake mode state switch crosspoint TAKE Autotake Mode If the Autotake button is yellow colored the Autotake m...

Page 89: ...dio follows video setting is enabled the tags which are added to the video stream will be copied to the audio stream as well Two options are available switching the audio crosspoint settings Audio follows video when the Audio follows video setting is enabled the audio stream follows the video stream when the video crosspoint is changed Beside of this the audio streams can be switched separately fr...

Page 90: ... will be appeared in the list The Search field Step 3 Select the desired tag stream name device name The crosspoint table will be filtered to the ports containing the searched text The crosspoint view before and after the search Step 4 More key words can be added to the query for the best search efficiency The query can be saved with the Add This Query button The Search field with more keywords AT...

Page 91: ...rt is the 02 Transceiver source and destination the stream of HDMI in 2 port is the 02 on the source side the HDMI out 1 port is the 01 on the destination side 8 7 2 Default Naming of the Devices and the Streams Device Name The default name label of the device is the MAC address It can be changed freely in the Device label field by the user Stream Name The default name of the stream is calculated ...

Page 92: ... 8 2 Port Information The most important information and settings of the input port are available in the Port information section Settings HDCP setting Enable Disable hdcp Signal Info All important audio and video information e g HDCP status resolution total size pixel clock color space embedded audio information e g are available in the signal info section Emulated EDID EDID related information i...

Page 93: ...e stream for the best identification The tags are searchable in the Search Field tag Signal Info All important information resolution pixel clock color space e g are available in the signal info section The signal bandwidth and the bandwidth limit reached indicator are also can be checked in this panel Related Audio Info Information presence audio type sampling frequency of the embedded audio is a...

Page 94: ... of the connected sink device Forced resolution list of the available resolutions with refresh rate values The selected one will be applied on the video signal See the available resolution in the Resolutions of the Scaler FRC section EDID based resolution the resolution which is read out from the EDID of the connected sink device Image position Stretch Fit Center INFO The image position setting sc...

Page 95: ...e Restart unit clicking on the button makes rebooting the device the same as disconnecting from the power source and reconnecting again 8 10 2 Analog Audio Source Port Properties Window Clicking on an analog audio source port the properties panel opens on the right side Clicking on the icon the properties section opens in new window Analog audio source port properties window The most important sig...

Page 96: ...e device during the event when the settings is enabled darkmode new Identify unit Clicking on the button makes the four front panel LEDs blink in green for 10 seconds The feature helps to identify the device itself in the rack shelf or on the desk Device properties Clicking on the button opens the properties windows of the endpoint device Restart unit clicking on the button makes rebooting the dev...

Page 97: ...utput Ports INFO The properties panel belongs to the local HDMI outputs of the transmitter Clicking on the HDMI output 1 or 2 port icon results in opens the Port properties The most important signal and display information and settings are available from the panel Endpoint tab of the Device properties window Transmitter Local output port properties Available Settings and Tools HDCP mode hdcp new D...

Page 98: ...ling is active the selected value in the forced resolution option will be applied on the video signal Forced resolution list of the available resolutions with refresh rate values The selected one will be applied on the video signal See the available resolution in the Resolutions of the Scaler FRC section Image position Stretch Fit Center Color space conversion No conversion RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4...

Page 99: ...sceiver module is installed to the endpoint device SFP optical module 1 GbE instead of SFP module 10 GbE Link Aggregation Status Indicator Icon Description SFP connection is established successfully and the link aggregation is working successfully No connection is established between the SFP links INFO You can find possible causes and solution suggestions in the Troubleshooting chapter in the case...

Page 100: ...g on the icon results 1 the icon results 1 in the volume setting The default value is 100 Balance sets the balance between 100 total left and 100 total right Clicking on the icon results 1 the icon results 1 in the balance setting The default value is 0 center Mute enable or disable the muting of the output port Settings Menu Clicking on the Settings menu opens the settings panel of the endpoint S...

Page 101: ...ys Clockwise Counter clockwise rotary jogdial Dark mode the dark mode feature can be enabled or disabled It keeps the LCD screen and the LEDs unlit to hide the device during the event when the settings is enabled darkmode new 8 11 2 Receiver Operation Mode Stream Properties Panels Clicking on the Stream 1 or Stream 2 panels opens the properties of the video streams The most important signal inform...

Page 102: ...the Device properties window Receiver Output port properties Source MUX Selector The source multiplexer Source MUX makes available routing more different source signals to the HDMI output ports See more details about this function in the Receiver Mode section mux sourcemux new Click on the MUX menu to expand the source MUX selector ATTENTION The audio crosspoint settings always follow the source M...

Page 103: ... resolutions with refresh rate values The selected one will be applied on the video signal See the available resolution in the Resolutions of the Scaler FRC section EDID based resolution the resolution which is read out from the EDID of the connected sink device Image position Stretch Fit Center Color space conversion No conversion RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 Color range No conversion Full range L...

Page 104: ...e Device properties window Receiver Local input port properties Available Settings and Tools HDCP setting Enable Disable hdcp Frame Detector The tool displays the frame information of the original stream coming from the input port before a possible rescaling frame rate conversion SFP Link Panels Clicking on the SFP Link 1 or 2 panel opens the properties of the SFP connections The most important si...

Page 105: ...nce setting The default value is 0 center Gain sets the gain between 12 dB and 35 dB Clicking on the icon results 1 dB the icon results 1 dB in the gain setting The default value is 0 dB ATTENTION The audio crosspoint settings always follow the source MUX settings of the video layer and the MUX settings cannot be set in the audio layer Analog Audio Output Port Properties Panel DIFFERENCE Only the ...

Page 106: ...device when it is in Matrix mode IP address and DHCP settings can be set on this tab Always press the Apply settings button to save changes Factory defaults settings can be recalled with a dedicated button See the factory default settings of the endpoint device in the Factory Default Settings section network dhcp ipaddress mac Front Panel Tab Settings tab of the Device properties window Receiver F...

Page 107: ...ng was unsuccessful and the port uses Free run mode as fallback an icon appears beside the settings It may causes that the scaler FRC setting is not in Pass through mode or the resolution of the source stream is not the same that the destination stream s one Identify Stream Identify Display identifystream identifydisplay Scaler Settings Scaling mode Passthrough the scaler is in pass through mode F...

Page 108: ...rrently connected stream and the ID of the source device Disconnect stream clicking on the button results the source stream is disconnected from the output port Tile icon choose an icon which is the most suitable with the source destination device connected to the endpoint Tags Unique and configurable tags can be attached to the stream for the best identification The tags are searchable in the Sea...

Page 109: ...tion in the Transceiver Mode section mux sourcemux new Click on the MUX menu to expand the source MUX selector ATTENTION The audio crosspoint settings always follow the source MUX settings of the video layer and the MUX settings cannot be set in the audio layer TIPS AND TRICKS The source of the output port can be also selected without expanding the MUX menu HDMI Out 2 HDMI in 2 The signal source o...

Page 110: ...s with refresh rate values The selected one will be applied on the display device See the available resolution in the Resolutions of the Scaler FRC section Color space conversion No conversion RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 csc colorspace Color range No conversion Full range Limited range colorrange new No Sync Screen Test Pattern Signal Info All important information resolution pixel clock color spa...

Page 111: ...nce setting The default value is 0 center Gain sets the gain between 12 dB and 35 dB Clicking on the icon results 1 dB the icon results 1 dB in the gain setting The default value is 0 dB ATTENTION The audio crosspoint settings always follow the source MUX settings of the video layer and the MUX settings cannot be set in the audio layer Analog Audio Output Port Properties Panel DIFFERENCE Only the ...

Page 112: ...tatus tab Status Tab All important information are available about the transceiver e g the MAC address of device firmware versions system uptime voltages and temperatures status firmwareversion Network Tab Settings tab of the Device properties window Transceiver Network tab ATTENTION The network settings will be applied when the device is set to Extender mode There is no public IP address of the e...

Page 113: ...bled It keeps the LCD screen and the LEDs unlit to hide the device during the event when the settings is enabled darkmode new 8 12 Diagnostic Tools 8 12 1 Frame Detector The ports can show detailed information about the signal like blanking intervals and active video resolution This feature can be used for troubleshooting if compatibility problems occur during system installation To access this fu...

Page 114: ...he sliders Type the RGB code of the color When the desired color is selected press the Set color button to store testpattern nosyncscreen Port Tile The port tile of the HDMI outputs displays when No sync screen mode is active INFO No sync screen will be active in the case of connected sink device to the output port only 8 12 3 Identify Stream Identify Display Clicking on the Identify Stream Identi...

Page 115: ...ly 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 Source panel and select a memory slot Step 2 Press the Import button below the Source panel Step 3 Browse the file in the opening window then press the Open button Browsed EDID is imported into the selected User memory ATTENTION The imported EDID overwrites the selected memory place...

Page 116: ...1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 8 13 3 Creating an EDID Easy EDID Creator Since above mentioned Advanced EDID Editor needs more detailed knowledge about EDID Lightware introduced a wizard like interface for fast and easy EDID creation With Easy EDID Creator it is possible to create custom EDIDs in four simple steps By clicking on the Create button below Source panel Easy EDID Creator is opened in a ne...

Page 117: ...g factory default settings for the selected port Tile icon choose an icon which is the most suitable with the device connected to the endpoint Tags unique and configurable tags can be attached to the stream for the best identification The tags are searchable in the Search Field 8 14 2 RS 232 Tab DIFFERENCE Only the UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 model has built with serial interface port Clicking on the RS ...

Page 118: ...cal example the UBEX endpoint device is directed to send out a message over one of its port The round brackets in the message are escaped Using Hexadecimal Codes Hexadecimal codes can be inserted in the ASCII message when using Message C00 x0D C00 the message x indicates that the following is a hexadecimal code 0D the hexadecimal code Carriage Return See more serial message sending method using LW...

Page 119: ...reen for 10 seconds Searching a Device TIPS AND TRICKS It is recommended to change the name of the devices to unique ones before the searching it can help a lot to find the desired device in the matrix See the details about the device renaming in the Device Information section for the source side and the Device Information section for the Destination side The endpoint devices can be searched in th...

Page 120: ...settings menu The most important hardware and software related information can be found on this tab hardware and firmware version serial numbers endpoint statistics temperatures operation time and voltage information Device label can be changed to unique description status firmwareversion label devicelabel 8 16 2 Network Tab Network tab in MMU settings menu Static IP address and DHCP dynamic IP ad...

Page 121: ...ctions are available under System tab Factory defaults recalling factory defaults settings and values for the MMU All factory default settings are listed in the UBEX MMU X200 section factory Download backup and diagnostics saving the configuration backup file and the diagnostic information of the device See the contents of the backup file in the Content of Backup File section backup Reboot device ...

Page 122: ...e transmitter receiver transceiver The operation mode can be changed in the drop down menu This operation requires restarting the device 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 q w e r t y 5 Label The device label of the endpoint It can be changed by clicking on the icon See the details in the Device Information section in case of the TX or TRX operation modes and in the Device Information section in case of RX or TRX ...

Page 123: ...tion Mode The current operation mode of the endpoint device transmitter receiver transceiver The operation mode can be changed in the drop down menu This operation requires restarting the device 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 q w e r 5 Label The device label It can be changed by the user See the details in the Device Information section in case of the TX or TRX operation modes and in the Device Information sect...

Page 124: ...Window Select the Settings Terminal menu to open the Terminal window terminal advancedview 1 LW3 protocol help Pushing the button results a help window opening which describes the most important information about LW3 protocol commands in HTML format 2 Edit mode The default appearance is the read only mode If you want to modify the values or parameters tick the option You will be prompted to confir...

Page 125: ...e button when ready A 3x3 wall is created in our example INFO The UBEX video wall system supports the display devices up to 8x4 column x row Step 2 The next step is adding the destination devices to the wall where the content will be displayed The available destination streams appear on the lower left side of the window Click on a destination stream to see its tags You can search between the desti...

Page 126: ...al EDID based the scaler forces the resolution which is read out from the EDID of the connected sink device Forced resolution list of the available resolutions with refresh rate values The selected one will be applied on the video signal See the available resolution in the Resolutions of the Scaler FRC section Image position Stretch Fit Center Color space conversion No conversion RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 Y...

Page 127: ...y ZONE1 R1 C1 R1 C2 R2 C1 R2 C2 ZONE2 R1 C3 R2 C3 ZONE3 R3 C1 R3 C2 R3 C3 Legend R1 C3 Display in the Row 1 and Column 3 The picture below shows all the defined zones Step 5 Click on the Save layout button to complete the new layout The new layout is created Step 6 Complete the video wall Click on the Activate icon next to of the name of the video wall When the icon changes to and the name changes...

Page 128: ...ut1 the layout which is created by the user Clicking on one of the Zone tiles on the Destination stream side opens the Zone Properties Window on the right side This layout is the active one 5 Properties window The properties available settings and status information of the selected zone are displayed in this section Three tabs are available Zone Layout and Video wall Clicking on the icon the prope...

Page 129: ...n this panel Layout Information The most important information and settings of the input port are available in the Port information section Settings Zone naming Layout state active inactive Activate layout clicking on the button makes the current layout to active on the video wall Status Layout drawing Video Wall Information Settings Video wall naming Change background color when no signal no sour...

Page 130: ...ctions for the Terminal Application Usage ç Protocol Rules ç The Tree Structure of the UBEX Matrix ç System Commands MMU ç System Commands Endpoints ç Endpoint Management Commands ç Video Crosspoint Settings ç Video Stream Settings Source Input Side ç Video Stream Settings Destination Output Side ç Video Wall Configuration ç Audio Crosspoint Settings ç Audio Stream Settings ç Analog Audio Port Set...

Page 131: ...over Ethernet see the details in the Matrix Management Unit MMU section Step 2 Open the terminal application e g Putty Step 3 Add the IP address of the MMU the default is 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 protoc...

Page 132: ...nd method in the tree there is a manual type the MAN command to get the manual ç MAN MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D201 PORT Output5vMode æ pm MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D201 PORT Output5vMode Auto AlwaysOn AlwaysOff 9 3 4 Prefix Summary DEFINITION The prefix is a 2 character long code that describes the type of the response The following prefixes are defined in the LW3 protocol Prefix Description Prefix Descripti...

Page 133: ...tifications of the changes on that connection Subscribe to a Node ç OPEN MEDIA XP VIDEO æ o MEDIA XP VIDEO Get the Active Subscriptions ç OPEN æ o MEDIA XP VIDEO æ o MEDIA EDID æ o DISCOVERY Subscribe to Multiple Nodes ç OPEN MEDIA XP VIDEO æ o MEDIA XP VIDEO Unsubscribe from a Node ç CLOSE MEDIA XP VIDEO æ c MEDIA XP VIDEO Unsubscribe from Multiple Nodes ç CLOSE MEDIA XP VIDEO æ c MEDIA XP VIDEO ...

Page 134: ... generated by the MMU DEFINITION Logical device ID means the MMU assigns a number to the endpoints ordered by the discovery For example the first endpoint gets the 1 appears as X1 under the DEVICEMAP the second one the 2 appears as X2 The stream ID is based on the logical device ID The registered endpoint can be transmitter receiver or transceiver All transmitters have two inputs all receivers hav...

Page 135: ...AGEMENT UID PACKAGE Version firmware_version Example ç GET MANAGEMENT UID PACKAGE Version æ pr MANAGEMENT UID PACKAGE Version v1 3 0b6 9 5 4 Query the Date and Time of the System The query returns with the current date and time which is set in the MMU The format is based on the ISO 8601 standard Command and Response time date ç GET MANAGEMENT DATETIME CurrentTime æ pr MANAGEMENT DATETIME CurrentTi...

Page 136: ...SET SYS CECU LCD Brightness parameter æ pw SYS CECU LCD Brightness parameter Parameters The parameter of display brightness can be set between 0 and 10 values Example ç SET SYS CECU LCD Brightness 5 æ pw SYS CECU LCD Brightness 5 9 5 9 Software Resetting the Device The core application of the Matrix Management Unit can be restarted INFO The video signal transmission is not affected by the software...

Page 137: ... SET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 DeviceLabel UBEX_RX_Theater æ pw SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 DeviceLabel UBEX_RX_Theater 9 6 2 Query the Product Name ATTENTION The name of the product is a read only parameter and cannot be modified Command and Response ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP ProductName æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP ProductName Product_name Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 ProductName æ pr SYS ...

Page 138: ... SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP MacAddress æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP MacAddress MAC_address Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 MacAddress æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 MacAddress A8 D2 36 00 39 DA 9 6 6 Query the Firmware Package Version Command and Response firmwareversion ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP PackageVersion æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP PackageVersion version Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039...

Page 139: ... SETTINGS UI DARKMODE DarkModeDelay second Example ç SET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 SETTINGS UI DARKMODE DarkModeDelay 10 æ pw SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 SETTINGS UI DARKMODE DarkModeDelay 10 9 6 11 Setting the Rotary Direction of the Jog Dial Knob Command and Response rotary jogdial ç SET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP SETTINGS UI RotaryDirection parameter æ pw SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP SETTINGS UI RotaryDirectio...

Page 140: ...fault Settings section 9 7 Endpoint Management Commands Parameters endpointmanagement Parameter Description Formula UBEX_EP UBEX endpoint ID UBEX last_6_characters_of_the_MAC_address 9 7 1 Query the Number of Registered Endpoints The query returns with the number of registered endpoints transmitters receivers and transceivers together in the UBEX matrix This number contains all endpoints which had...

Page 141: ...æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS ConnectedRxEndpoints number Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS ConnectedRxEndpoints æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS ConnectedRxEndpoints 25 9 7 7 Query the Number of Registered Transceivers The query returns with the number of registered transceivers in the UBEX matrix This number contains all receivers which had been registered once by the MMU Command and Response ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS RegisteredTrx...

Page 142: ...x Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 ClaimingStatus æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 ClaimingStatus Claimed 9 7 11 Unclaiming an Endpoint The command makes the selected endpoint to be unclaimed from the UBEX matrix Command and Response ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS unclaimEndpoint UBEX_EP æ mO SYS ENDPOINTS unclaimEndpoint Example ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS unclaimEndpoint UBEX0039A1 æ mO SYS ENDPOINTS unclaimE...

Page 143: ...2 D102 æ mO MEDIA XP VIDEO switch 9 8 2 Switching a Video Stream to All Destinations The selected video stream is switched to all outputs Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA XP VIDEO switchAll in æ mO MEDIA XP VIDEO switchAll Example ç CALL MEDIA XP VIDEO switchAll S101 æ mO MEDIA XP VIDEO switchAll 9 8 3 Query the Status of All Video Ports The query returns with all information about the source str...

Page 144: ... the user Command and Response ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in Tags æ pr MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in Tags tag Example ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S102 Tags æ pr MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S102 Tags 4K60 movie Die_Hard_2 tag 9 9 4 Adding Tags to the Stream The following characters are allowed in the tag parameter non capital letters a z capital letters A Z numbers 0 9 and special characters _ Command and Response ç...

Page 145: ...fy Example ç CALL MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 STREAM identify æ mO MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 STREAM identify Explanation 9 9 10 Resolution Setting The resolution which is set here will be enforced only if the ResolutionMode is set to Forced See the details about the Resolution Mode Setting in the next section Command and Response ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in STREAM ResolutionSetting resolution æ pw ME...

Page 146: ...mode the original color space of the stream is transmitted to the sink device RGB Forced RGB color space YCbCr 4 4 4 Forced YCbCr 4 4 4 color space YCbCr 4 2 2 Forced YCbCr 4 2 2 color space Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 STREAM ColorSpaceSetting YCbCr 4 4 4 æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 STREAM ColorSpaceSetting YCbCr 4 4 4 9 9 14 Color Range Setting Command and Response colorrange new ç S...

Page 147: ...oint device and the output port number separated by a dot Example A8 D2 36 F0 00 04 D2 Command and Response ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out DestinationName æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out DestinationName name Example ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D601 DestinationName æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D601 DestinationName Projector_Lobby 9 10 2 Setting the Name of the Destination Command and Response ç SET MEDIA STR...

Page 148: ...ue The stream is enabled unmuted false The stream is disabled muted Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 STREAM Enabled true æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 STREAM Enabled true 9 10 9 Resolution Setting The resolution which is set here will be enforced only if the ResolutionMode is set to Forced See the details about the Resolution Mode Setting in the next section Command and Response scaler frc ç...

Page 149: ...ters The image_position can be set to Center Stretch or Fit Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 PORT ImagePosition Fit æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 PORT ImagePosition Fit 9 10 13 Color Space Converter Setting Command and Response csc colorspace ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT ColorSpaceSetting color_space æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT ColorSpaceSetting color_space Parameters Parameter P...

Page 150: ...2 PORT TimingModeSetting SourceLocked 9 10 17 No Sync Screen Test Pattern Mode The No sync screen feature generates an image which can be displayed when no incoming signal on the port The following method turns on or off the Test Pattern function Command and Response testpattern nosyncscreen freeze new ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT NoSyncMode nosync_mode æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT NoSy...

Page 151: ...T freezeSignal æ mO MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D901 PORT freezeSignal 9 10 20 Disable Signal Freeze The signal freezes at the last video frame on the sink device the sink may show a broken frame either Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT unfreezeSignal æ mO MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT unfreezeSignal Example ç CALL MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D901 PORT unfreezeSignal æ mO MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO...

Page 152: ...rt this HDCP encryption level Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 PORT HdcpMode Always æ pw MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 PORT HdcpMode Always 9 10 23 Query the Source MUX Options The source multiplexer Source MUX makes available routing more different source signals to the HDMI output ports See more details about this function in the Receiver Mode and the Transceiver Mode sections The query respons...

Page 153: ...hods and properties is the MEDIA VIDEOWALLS The video wall is an umbrella term a wall has layout s and a layout has zone s The display devices can be attached to the zones When the first wall is created the VIDEOWALL1 path including all required methods and properties are created automatically The VIDEOWALL contains the following paths LAYOUTS ASSIGNS DISPLAYS and SETTINGS Video Wall The video wal...

Page 154: ... horizontal_gap_size Horizontal gap between the sink devices in mm vertical_gap_size Vertical gap between the sink devices in mm Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS createGridVideoWall VIDEOWALL1 3 2 500 300 10 10 10 10 0 0 æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS createGridVideoWall Explanation A 3x2 video wall is created where the size of the displays are 500x300 mm the bezels are 10 mm on all four sides and there is ...

Page 155: ...MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 ASSIGNS assignOutput R1C1 D101 R1C2 D201 æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 ASSIGNS assignOutput 9 11 8 Unassign Outputs Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID ASSIGNS unassignOutput display_ID æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID ASSINGS unassignOutput Parameters See the details in the Assign Outputs to the Video Wall section Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEO...

Page 156: ... VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 SETTINGS TimingMode SourceLocked æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 SETTINGS TimingMode SourceLocked 9 11 13 Color Space Converter Setting Command and Response csc colorspace ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID SETTINGS ColorSpaceSetting color_space æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID SETTINGS ColorSpaceSetting color_space Parameters Parameter Parameter description Value Valu...

Page 157: ...ays shows the color which are set in the BackgroundColor property false No sync screen is disabled the displays shows the active video stream Example ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 SETTINGS ForceNoSyncScreen true æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 SETTINGS ForceNoSyncScreen true 9 11 17 Query the Display Parameters The query returns with the set parameters of all display devices in the video wall...

Page 158: ...e 5 æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 DISPLAYS ALL BottomBezelSize 5 9 11 22 Change the Left Bezel Size of the Display Command and Response ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID DISPLAYS ALL LeftBezelSize left_bezel_size æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID DISPLAYS ALL LeftBezelSize left_bezel_size Example ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 DISPLAYS ALL LeftBezelSize 5 æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL...

Page 159: ...inactive and configurable Example ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 State æ pw MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 State Inactive 9 11 27 Setting the State of the Video Wall Setting of the activity state The video wall can be edited in Inactive state only Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID setState state æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID setState Parameters See the details in the...

Page 160: ... video_wall_ID LAYOUTS deleteLayout Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS deleteLayout LAYOUT1 æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS deleteLayout 9 11 31 Deleting All Layouts Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS deleteAllLayout æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS deleteAllLayout Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS deleteAllLayout...

Page 161: ... layout_ID identifyLayout Example ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 identifyLayout æ mO MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 identifyLayout Explanation 9 11 36 Creating Zone A layout can contain more zones where the displayed source stream are different Command and Response zone ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID createZone zone_ID display_ID æ mO MEDIA...

Page 162: ...NE1 Name Big_Zone 9 11 40 Querying the Size of the Zone Command and Response ç GET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID ZoneSize æ pr MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID ZoneSize size Example ç GET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 ZONE1 ZoneSize æ pr MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 ZONE1 ZoneSize 1x3 Explanation The ZONE1 zone contain...

Page 163: ...s æ pr MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID Tags tag Example ç GET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 ZONE1 Tags æ pr MEDIA VIDEOWALLS VIDEOWALL1 LAYOUTS LAYOUT1 ZONE1 Tags 1080p intro tag 9 11 47 Adding Tags to the Zone The following characters are allowed in the tag parameter non capital letters a z capital letters A Z numbers 0 9 and special characters _ Command and...

Page 164: ...ort Source destination names tags Device tags Locking status Command and Response ç GET MEDIA XP AUDIO æ pr MEDIA XP AUDIO 9 12 2 Switching the Audio Stream to One Destination Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA XP AUDIO switch in out æ mO MEDIA XP AUDIO switch Example ç CALL MEDIA XP AUDIO switch S501 D302 S101 D301 æ mO MEDIA XP AUDIO switch 9 12 3 Switching an Audio Stream to All Destinations The...

Page 165: ...dio stream is disabled muted Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO O101 STREAM Enabled true æ pw MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO O101 STREAM Enabled true 9 13 3 Query the Name of the Stream INFO The default name of the stream is the MAC address of the endpoint device and the stream number separated by a dot Example A8 D2 36 F0 00 03 S1 Command and Response ç GET MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO in SourceName æ pw MEDIA STREAM...

Page 166: ...UDIO D101 removeTags 9 13 10 Deleting All Tags of the Stream Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO in out removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO in out removeAllTags Example ç CALL MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO D101 removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO D101 removeAllTags 9 13 11 Query All Tags of the Device The query returns with all the tags which belongs to the device One tag is always reserve...

Page 167: ...D103 PORT Balance 25 9 14 4 Setting the Gain INFO The setting is available on the analog audio input port only Command and Response ç SET MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO in PORT Gain gain æ pw MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO in PORT Gain gain Parameters Parameter Parameter description gain Sets the input gain between 12 dB and 35 dB Example ç SET MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO S103 PORT Gain 4 æ pw MEDIA STREAMS AUDIO S103 PORT Gai...

Page 168: ...ID is stored in D1 memory place 9 15 2 Query the Preferred Resolution of an EDID Command and Response ç GET MEDIA EDID U F D E user factory dynamic emulated PreferredResolution æ pr MEDIA EDID U F D E user factory dynamic emulated PreferredResolution resolution Example ç GET MEDIA EDID U U2 PreferredResolution æ pr MEDIA EDID U U2 PreferredResolution 4096x2160p60 00Hz 9 15 3 Emulating an EDID on a...

Page 169: ... out PORT Connected parameter Parameters Parameter Parameter description Value Value description parameter Connected device or cable indicator 0 Not present 1 Present F Unknown Example ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 PORT Connected æ pr MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO S101 PORT Connected 1 9 16 2 Query Video Signal Presence on a Port SignalPresent property indicates valid signal present on the port Command and...

Page 170: ... signal_type Signal type 0 DVI 1 HDMI F Unknown Example ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 STREAM SignalType æ pr MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO D101 STREAM SignalType 1 9 16 6 Query the Original Resolution of the Stream Source The query returns with the resolution of the original incoming stream on the transmitter Command and Response ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in PORT Resolution æ pr MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in PORT...

Page 171: ...ntrol_module can be Crosspoint or the video wall ID Example ç GET MEDIA XP VIDEO D101 OwnedBy æ pr MEDIA XP VIDEO D101 OwnedBy Videowall1 9 16 12 Query the Bandwidth Limitation Indicator BandwidthLimitExceeded property indicates the signal bandwidth limit has been exceeded and the stream is disabled Command and Response ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in out STREAM BandwidthLimitExceeded æ pr MEDIA STRE...

Page 172: ...æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH VoltageState OK æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH VeryHighTemperatureOperation 1 æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH UpTime 9948 æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH SystemTemperature 79 C 0 85 0 89 26 82 æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH Fan1 0 2 818 æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS HEALTH Fan2 0 2 886 9 16 15 Quer...

Page 173: ...YS ENDPOINTS UBEX0039A1 STATUS UPLINK LINK1 SFP Compliance 10G BASE LR 9 17 4 Query the Maximum Allowed Cable Length Querying of the maximum allowed cable length of the installed SFP module The parameter is in meter Command and Response ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP STATUS UPLINK link SFP MaxLinkLength æ pr SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP STATUS UPLINK link SFP MaxLinkLength length Example ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS...

Page 174: ...ORK DhcpEnabled false 9 18 3 Query the IP Address Command and Response ç GET MANAGEMENT NETWORK IpAddress æ pr MANAGEMENT NETWORK IpAddress IP_Address Example ç GET MANAGEMENT NETWORK IpAddress æ pr MANAGEMENT NETWORK IpAddress 192 168 0 100 network dhcp ipaddress 9 18 4 Change the IP Address Static Command and Response ç SET MANAGEMENT NETWORK StaticIpAddress IP_address æ pw MANAGEMENT NETWORK St...

Page 175: ...Enabled logical_value æ pw MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET port PORT Enabled logical_value Parameters The logical_value can be true or false Example ç SET MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET P101 PORT Enabled true æ pw MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET P101 PORT Enabled true ethernet 9 19 2 Ethernet Mode Setting Command and Response ç SET MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET port PORT Mode mode æ pw MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET port PORT Mode mode P...

Page 176: ...Response ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET port removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET port removeAllTags Example ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET P101 removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA CONTROL ETHERNET P101 removeAllTags 9 19 8 Query All Tags of the Device The query returns with all the tags which belongs to the device One tag is always reserved for the MAC address of the endpoint Command and Response ç GET M...

Page 177: ...ts 2 9 20 4 Parity Setting Command and Response ç SET MANAGEMENT CONTROL SERIAL port Parity parity æ pw MANAGEMENT CONTROL SERIAL port Parity parity Parameters The stopbits of the selected port can be set to the following values None Odd Even Mark Space Example ç SET MANAGEMENT CONTROL SERIAL P1 Parity Even æ pw MANAGEMENT CONTROL SERIAL P1 Parity Even 9 20 5 Enabling the Port Command and Response...

Page 178: ... MEDIA CONTROL UART port ServerPort port æ pw MEDIA CONTROL UART port ServerPort port Example ç SET MEDIA CONTROL UART P101 ServerPort 8004 æ pw MEDIA CONTROL UART P101 ServerPort 8004 9 21 5 Remap the Command Injection TCP ports The default TCP port number is 8001 for all RS 232 ports Calling the method results remapping the TCP port numbers It requires a start number the step is 1 Command and Re...

Page 179: ...pr MEDIA CONTROL UART P101 Tags 4KTV Phoenix DSUB 9 21 10 Adding Tags to the Port The following characters are allowed in the tag parameter non capital letters a z capital letters A Z numbers 0 9 and special characters _ Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL UART port addTags tag æ mO MEDIA CONTROL UART port addTags Example ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL UART P101 addTags projector dsub æ mO MEDIA CONTR...

Page 180: ...eName name æ pw MEDIA CONTROL IR in SourceName name Example ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR S101 SourceName Emitter_TV æ pw MEDIA CONTROL IR S101 SourceName Emitter_TV 9 22 3 Setting the Name of the Output Port Command and Response ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR out DestinationName name æ pw MEDIA CONTROL IR out DestinationName name Example ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR D101 DestinationName Detector_MeetingRoom1 æ pw MED...

Page 181: ...r æ mO MEDIA CONTROL IR S101 removeTags 9 22 9 Deleting All Tags of the Port Command and Response ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL IR in out removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA CONTROL IR in out removeAllTags Example ç CALL MEDIA CONTROL IR D101 removeAllTags æ mO MEDIA CONTROL IR D101 removeAllTags 9 22 10 Query All Tags of the Device The query returns with all the tags which belongs to the device One tag is always res...

Page 182: ...O MEDIA CONTROL UART P101 PORT sendMessage The PWR0 message is sent out via the P1 serial port Escaping in the Message When commands need to be separated by CR LF characters to be recognized by the controlled device then they need to be escaped You can use the following format for escaping command1 x0d x0a command2 x0d x0a commandn x0d x0a 9 23 4 Sending Hex Codes in Little endian Format via IR Po...

Page 183: ...code which learned by a Lightware device is big endian format 9 24 Centralized Firmware Upgrade ATTENTION The centralized firmware upgrade feature is working from the installed MMU firmware v1 1 0 and endpoint firmware v1 3 1 and available for the later firmware package versions The endpoint firmware packages till v1 3 1 can be installed with LDU2 software see the details in the Endpoint Upgrade M...

Page 184: ...UBEX_EP æ mO SYS ENDPOINTS cancelFirmwareUpdate Example ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS cancelFirmwareUpdate UBEX0039A1 UBEX0039A6 æ mO SYS ENDPOINTS cancelFirmwareUpdate 9 24 5 Restarting the Firmware Update Procedure Calling the method results the restarting the firmware update procedure on the selected endpoint devices Command and Response ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS restartFirmwareUpdate UBEX_EP æ mO SYS ENDPOI...

Page 185: ...pported Firmware Packages Trigger full claiming of endpoint in case of unsupported firmware version Command and Response ç SET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP AllowUnsupportedFirmware logical_value æ pw SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP AllowUnsupportedFirmware logical_value Parameters Parameter Parameter description Value Value description logical_value Trigger full claiming of endpoint in case of unsupported firmware...

Page 186: ...DeviceLabel custom_name Query the Product Name ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP ProductName Query the Operation Mode ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP OperationMode Set the Operation Mode ç SET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP OperationMode operation_mode Query the MAC Address of the Device ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP MacAddress Query the Firmware Package Version ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP PackageVersion Identify the ...

Page 187: ...IA DEVICEMAP assign logical_device_ID UBEX_EP Video Crosspoint Settings Switching the Video Stream to One Destination ç CALL MEDIA XP VIDEO switch in out Switching a Video Stream to All Destinations ç CALL MEDIA XP VIDEO switchAll in Query the Status of All Video Ports ç GET MEDIA XP VIDEO Query the Number of the Source Ports ç GET MEDIA XP VIDEO SourcePortCount Query the Number of the Destination...

Page 188: ...ting resolution Resolution Mode Setting ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT ResolutionMode resolution_mode Query the EDID Based Resolution ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT EdidBasedResolution Scaler Image Position Setting ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT ImagePosition image_position Color Space Converter Setting ç SET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO out PORT ColorSpaceSetting color_space Color Range Settin...

Page 189: ...nge the Width of the Display ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID DISPLAYS ALL Width horizontal_size Change the Height of the Display ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID DISPLAYS ALL Height vertical_size Change the Top Bezel Size of the Display ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID DISPLAYS ALL TopBezelSize top_bezel_size Change the Bottom Bezel Size of the Display ç SET MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wal...

Page 190: ...WALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID Tags Adding Tags to the Zone ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID addTags tag Deleting Tags of the Zone ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ ID removeTags tag Deleting All Tags of the Zone ç CALL MEDIA VIDEOWALLS video_wall_ID LAYOUTS layout_ID zone_ID removeAllTags Query the Static Tags of the Zone ç...

Page 191: ...DID to User Memory ç CALL MEDIA EDID copy user factory dynamic emulated user Deleting an EDID from User Memory ç CALL MEDIA EDID delete user Resetting the Emulated EDIDs ç CALL MEDIA EDID reset System Monitoring Commands Query Connected Device Presence ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in out PORT Connected Query Video Signal Presence on a Port ç GET MEDIA STREAMS VIDEO in out PORT SignalPresent Query Vid...

Page 192: ...s IP_address Query the Subnet Mask ç GET MANAGEMENT NETWORK NetworkMask Change the Subnet Mask Static ç SET MANAGEMENT NETWORK StaticNetworkMask netmask Query the Gateway Address ç GET MANAGEMENT NETWORK GatewayAddress Change the Gateway Address Static ç SET MANAGEMENT NETWORK StaticGatewayAddress gw_address Apply Network Settings ç CALL MANAGEMENT NETWORK ApplySettings Ethernet Port Configuration...

Page 193: ...y All Tags of the Device ç GET MEDIA CONTROL UART port DeviceTags Infrared Port Configuration Endpoint Devices Enable Disable the Port ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR in out Enabled logical_value Setting the Name of the Input Port ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR in SourceName name Setting the Name of the Output Port ç SET MEDIA CONTROL IR out DestinationName name Change Command Injection Port Number ç SET MEDIA CON...

Page 194: ...tus Query the Installed Firmware Package Version ç GET SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP PackageVersion Launching the Firmware Update Procedure ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS UBEX_EP startFirmwareUpdate Cancellation of the Firmware Update Procedure ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS cancelFirmwareUpdate UBEX_EP Restarting the Firmware Update Procedure ç CALL SYS ENDPOINTS restartFirmwareUpdate UBEX_EP Query the Firmware Update Progr...

Page 195: ...re Upgrade The Matrix Management Unit MMU can be upgraded 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 About the Firmware Package LFP2 File ç Short Instructions ç Installation of LDU2 ç Upgrading o...

Page 196: ...r each user Comparison of install types ATTENTION Using the Normal install as the default value is highly recommended ATTENTION Please check the firewall settings on the macOS device LDU2 needs to be added to the exeptions of the blocked software for the proper operation INFO After the installation the Windows and the macOS application has the same look and functionality Installation on Windows OS...

Page 197: ...pencil icon next to the IP address Further information available Device is unreachable Change the IP address using the front panel LCD menu or the IP address editor of the LDU2 Service mode The device is in bootload service mode The firmware upgrade procedure can be continued in this mode Favorite device Frequently used devices can be highlighted with the star icon as favorite unit In this case th...

Page 198: ...ctory default settings will be applied to the device when the upgrade is done See the whole list of factory default settings of the MMU in the UBEX MMU X200 section Once the parameters are set click on the Apply button to save the settings Step 4 Start the update and wait until it is finished ATTENTION After upgrading the MMU cannot be downgraded to versions prior to v1 2 0 Click on the Start Upda...

Page 199: ...firmware package versions in the Endpoint Firmware Packages in the MMU section No LDU2 software and MMU firmware package is necessary for the centralized firmware upgrade method The greatest advantage of the linked firmware packages is that they are developed and tested together for the best user experience When the firmware upgrade is launched the selected endpoint devices are set to bootload fir...

Page 200: ... results restarting the selected endpoint devices 5 Identify me button Clicking on the button causes the four front panel LEDs blink in green for 10 seconds The feature helps to identify the device itself in the rack shelf 1 2 8 9 7 6 5 4 3 6 Update firmware button Clicking on the button results starting the firmware upgrade procedure on the selected endpoint devices with the package version displ...

Page 201: ...s finished Click on the Update Firmware button to start the procedure At first a warning message pops up ATTENTION The upgrade is not backward compatible with the version running on some endpoints After upgrading these endpoints cannot be downgraded to versions prior to v1 4 0 Select Yes if you want to continue the upgrade procedure Pop up message After selecting Yes the upgrade procedure starts i...

Page 202: ...d to versions prior to v1 4 0 The Steps of the Preparing in Quick Summary The endpoint devices are required to be prepared before the firmware upgrading The steps are the following Step 1 Connect all endpoint devices and the MMU to the L3 network switch Step 2 Connect the controller device installed with the LDU2 software to the matrix Step 3 Set the IP addresses of the endpoint devices via LDC so...

Page 203: ...ndow Crosspoint menu Port properties section Device tab in the LDC software A pop window opens with the device properties Navigate to the Settings menu and select the Network tab Set the IP address of the endpoint device static or dynamic DHCP ATTENTION Always click on the Apply Changes button before closing the Device properties window Device properties window Settings menu Network tab in the LDC...

Page 204: ...4 Set All Endpoints to Bootload Service Firmware Upgrade Mode Two possible methods are for completing it via using LW3 protocol commands via front panel LCD menu Via Using LW3 Protocol Commands Connect to the MMU using a terminal application e g Putty or use the built in Terminal of the LDC software Built in web See more details in the Terminal Window section Type the following commands to set the...

Page 205: ...l icon next to the IP address Further information available Device is unreachable Change the IP address using the front panel LCD menu or the IP address editor of the LDU2 Service mode The device is in bootload service mode The firmware upgrade procedure can be continued in this mode Favorite device Frequently used devices can be highlighted with the star icon as favorite unit In this case the sta...

Page 206: ...ers Click on the Parameters button to configure the firmware upgrade Application Mode The application mode Extender or Matrix mode of the current UBEX system can be selected in this section Select the Matrix mode Click on the Apply button to save the settings Parameters menu for the UBEX endpoints Step 4 Start the update and wait until it is finished Click on the Start Update button to start the p...

Page 207: ...findadetailedlistaboutthesavedsettingsintheContentofBackupFilesection 3 Upgrade The CPU firmware is changed to the newer ones in the package 4 Factory reset Before the upgrade all configuration settings are restored to the factory default values 5 Conversion Restore Before the restore procedure the firmware package checks the backup data and if it is needed a conversion is applied to avoid incompa...

Page 208: ...DC software v2 4 2b4 11 Troubleshooting Usually if the system seems not to transport the signal as expected the best strategy for troubleshooting is to check signal integrity through the whole signal chain starting from source side and moving forward to receiver end Link to connections cabling section Link to device operation section Link to LDC software section LW3 Link to LW3 protocol commands s...

Page 209: ...e in the endpoint and the network switch Check the compatibility of the installed SFP modules singlemode multimode pairs parameters of the modules 5 6 Not the proper video stream is the active one Check the crosspoint state which video stream switched to the current output 8 4 LW3 9 8 3 Video stream is disabled Enable the source stream 8 8 1 LW3 9 9 8 Symptom Root cause Action Refer to Video signa...

Page 210: ... all outputs because IGMPv2 snooping in not enabled Enable IGMPv2 snooping 5 10 3 All streams are transmitted except the 4K60 one One of the 10G link cables is connected to another LAG Check the LLDP and the status of the LAGs 5 10 4 Only one SFP module DAC cable is installed in the endpoint device instead of two Install two 10GbE SFP modules DAC cables between the endpoint and the network switch ...

Page 211: ...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 pdf version is preferred but a hand drawing is sufficient Serial number s of the device s it is either printed somewhere...

Page 212: ...int firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 12 Technologies The following sections contain descriptions and useful technical information how the devices work in the background The content is based on experiences and cases we met in practice These sections help to understand features and technical standards like the followings ç EDID Management ç HDCP Manag...

Page 213: ...lution but nothing happens Solution Some graphics cards and video sources read out the 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 12 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 l...

Page 214: ...time e g computer desktop image certain laptops still do that To avoid unnecessary 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 12 2 2 Disable Unnecessary Encryption HDCP Compliant Sink All the de...

Page 215: ...compatibility problems this case is determined by the source HDCP v2 2 Source and HDCP v1 4 Sink In this case the signal of an HDCP v2 2 compliant source is switched to an HDCP v1 4 compliant sink device The signal is encrypted with HDCP v2 2 on the input and encrypted with HDCP v1 4 on the output of the Lightware device A lower level of encryption may be applied only if the source device content ...

Page 216: ... TMDS reclocking It removes not only intra pair skew but inter pair skew as well The Pixel Accurate Reclocking 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 Inter pair skew Skew be...

Page 217: ...ions TCP defines how applications can create channels of communication across a network It also manages how a message is assembled into smaller packets before they are then transmitted over the Internet and reassembled in the right order at the destination address IP defines how to address and route each packet to make sure it reaches the right destination Each gateway computer on the network chec...

Page 218: ...e v1 5 4 Applied R series endpoint firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 13 Assembly Guides This chapter contains step by step assembly guides for the UBEX series devices like the following ç Front Plate Exchange for F series Endpoint Devices ç SFP Module Changing in R series Endpoints ç Air Filter Foam Changing in R series Endpoints ç Hidden USB Connect...

Page 219: ...ains detailed step by step guides and the tool requirements Affected Models The front plate can be changed on the following endpoint models UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 13 1 1 Tool Requirements Plastic spudger tool 1 3 mm hex wrench Allen key PZ1 screwdriver 13 1 2 The Steps of the Front Plate Exchange Removal of the Front Plate Step 1 Remove the rubber ring carefully from the jog dia...

Page 220: ...nt firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 Step 5 Remove the front plate from the chassis Step 6 Push out the four light pipes from the front plate starting from the rear side of the plate Insertion of the New Front Plate Step 1 Insert the four light pipes to the new front plate starting from the front side of the plate Take care of the direction of the li...

Page 221: ...point firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 Step 3 Fasten all the six screws on the front plate using the PZ1 screwdriver Step 4 Insert the jog dial knob to the holder so that fixing screw hole shall be over the flat part of the holder Step 5 Find the screw in the side of the jog dial knob and use a 1 3 mm hexagon Allen wrench key to fasten it Step 6 Pla...

Page 222: ...rame power supply module touching of it when the device is under power is dangerous Step 2 Remove five screws with a PZ1 screwdriver from the left side of the device highlighted below with green R series endpoint device left view Step 3 Remove five screws from the right side of the device highlighted below with green R series endpoint device right view Step 4 Remove all five screws from the top co...

Page 223: ...s may cause injury Step 2 Remove the air filter foam by fingers or using a forceps or clamp Parameters of the Foam Size in mm 86W x 40H x 8D Material 25ppi polyurethane air filter foam Installation of the Air Filter Place the cleaned or new air filter foam in front of the cooling fans Take care that all corners of the foam are inside the air filter slot 13 4 Hidden USB Connector for Debug Purpose ...

Page 224: ...ware v2 4 2b4 14 Appendix Tables drawings guides technical details hashtag keyword list and the Quick Link Collection as follows ç Specification ç Factory Default Settings ç Content of Backup File ç Control Port Numbering of the MMU ç Release Notes of the Firmware Packages ç Resolutions of the Scaler FRC ç Factory EDID List ç Mechanical Drawings ç Maximum Fiber Cable Extensions ç Required Bandwidt...

Page 225: ... W 20 2 W 4K30 4K30 22 9 W 20 9 W 21 9 W 4K60 1080p60 24 2 W 21 4 W 22 8 W 4K60 4K30 22 1 W 21 1 W 21 6 W Enclosure Rack mountable Yes with 1U high rack shelf Material 1 mm steel Dimensions mm inch 221W x 230D x 42 5H 8 7W x 9D x 1 6 H Weight 2077 g 4 57 lbs Video Inputs HDMI Input Connector type 19 pole HDMI Type A receptacle Number of ports 2 Standard DVI 1 0 HDMI 2 0 Supported resolutions at 10...

Page 226: ...midity 10 to 90 non condensing Power Supply AC power connector IEC C14 receptacle Medical compliance IEC 60601 1 2015 ITE compliance IEC 60950 1 2005 Power source IEC 100 230 V AC 50 60 Hz Heat dissipation 68 9 BTU h min 82 6 BTU h max Power Consumption Transmitted AV signals Transmitter TX operation mode Receiver RX operation mode Transceiver TRX operation mode 4K60 21 1 W 21 4 W 4K30 20 3 W 20 2...

Page 227: ...iver modules DAC cables Audio Ports Analog Audio Input Audio port connector 5 pole Phoenix connector Audio formats 2 channel PCM Sampling frequency 48 kHz Maximum input level 0 dBu 0 77 Vrms 2 19 Vpp Signal transmission Balanced unbalanced signal Volume 95 0 dB Balance 100 100 0 center Gain 12 35 dB Analog Audio Output Audio port connector 5 pole Phoenix connector Audio formats 2 channel PCM Sampl...

Page 228: ...W 21 4 W 4K30 20 3 W 20 2 W 4K30 4K30 22 9 W 20 9 W 21 9 W 4K60 1080p60 24 2 W 21 4 W 22 8 W 4K60 4K30 22 1 W 21 1 W 21 6 W Enclosure Rack mountable Yes Material 1 mm steel Dimensions mm inch 221W x 364D x 42 5H 8 7W x 14 3D x 1 6H Weight 2077 g 4 57 lbs Video Inputs HDMI Input Connector type 19 pole HDMI Type A receptacle Number of ports 2 Standard DVI 1 0 HDMI 2 0 Supported resolutions at 10 bit...

Page 229: ...74D3BCL Optical mode Multimode Wavelength 850 nm 2xSM QUAD Number of ports 1 Connector type Neutrik opticalCON QUAD NO4FDW A SFP modules in the enclosure 2x Finisar FTLX1475D3BCL Optical mode Singlemode Wavelength 1310 nm 2xSM BiDi DUO Number of ports 1 Connector type Neutrik opticalCON DUO NO2 4FDW A SFP modules in the enclosure 1x Finisar FTLX2072D327 1x Finisar FTLX2072D333 Optical mode Singlem...

Page 230: ...e up to 1 Gbps Accepted interfaces SFP optical transceiver module DAC cable Ethernet Port Connector type Locking RJ45 female Ethernet data rate 1000Base T full duplex with autodetect Power over Ethernet PoE Not supported Control Ethernet Ports Control Ethernet 1 Connector type Locking RJ45 female Location Front panel Ethernet data rate 100Base T auto negotiation auto MDI MDIX Power over Ethernet P...

Page 231: ...een color R 128 G 128 B 128 grey Local video output port settings TX HDMI out 1 and 2 TRX HDMI out 2 HDCP mode Auto Power 5V mode Always on No sync screen mode Always off No sync screen color R 128 G 128 B 128 grey Source MUX settings RX HDMI out 1 Stream D1 RX HDMI out 2 Stream D2 TRX HDMI out 2 HDMI in 2 I2 Scaler settings TX HDMI in 1 RX HDMI out 1 TRX HDMI out 1 Scaler enable Disabled Passthro...

Page 232: ... screen color R 128 G 128 B 128 grey Source MUX settings RX HDMI out 1 Stream D1 RX HDMI out 2 Stream D2 TRX HDMI out 2 HDMI in 2 I2 Scaler settings TX HDMI in 1 RX HDMI out 1 TRX HDMI out 1 Scaler enable Disabled Pass through mode Scale to 1920x1080p60 Image position Fit Color space conversion CSC No conversion Color range No conversion Parameter Setting Value Frame rate converter settings TX HDM...

Page 233: ...d restore function see the details in the System Tab section General Device label NTP mode NTP server address Endpoint management settings List of the claimed endpoints Operation mode of the endpoints Device assignments Crosspoint settings Video stream connection states Audio stream connection states Source MUX settings Stream source settings Stream names Tags Icons HDCP setting Scaler enable disa...

Page 234: ...ted on transmitter side The frame rate converter and scaler modules support image cropping in case of downscaling in center image position 12 bit deep color HDMI signals can be transmitted in 10 bit mode Extended Identify Me feature to RJ45 ports Added support for cropper on secodary video pipe Added Compatible property to SFP nodes Added home screen to LCD menu Added local input loopback and copy...

Page 235: ...pport reporting operation mode and package version Added identify method to S and O nodes Fixed channel status data for analog audio inputs Refined fan control silent operation Added support for R100 part numbers Added support for IR in F110 Added support for centralized firmware update Bugfix Fixed a glitch with some 10G switches not switching streams automatically Known issue Video output is uns...

Page 236: ... web v2 1 0 Added new version of endpoint firmware v1 5 4b1 Bugfix Async Command resender queue implemented to ensure the failed commands resend We have updated the factory EDID list Endpoint v1 5 4b1 New feature Added 3840x2400p60_reduced timing to scaler Bugfix Fixed a glitch with static IP settings storage Fixed the inconsistency of factory default network settings on RX devices Fixed a regress...

Page 237: ...M4 and copper lengths Fixed a glitch that could cause an additional delay of one frame v1 2 2b1 Release date 2020 01 30 New feature Added new version of Endpoint s firmware v1 4 2b4 The embedded web supports to force HDCP 2 2 Type 1 Content on outputs Endpoint v1 4 2b4 New feature Added option to force HDCP 2 2 Type 1 Content on outputs Bugfix Fixed glitches with settings storage and factory defau...

Page 238: ...1 0 6b10 Release date 2019 05 03 New feature Supports UBEX PRO20G HDMI F110 endpoints Analog audio input and output RS 232 Supports TRX2 mode for UBEX PRO20G HDMI F100 and UBEX PRO20G HDMI F110 endpoints Video and Audio cross point Tile View Redesigned device properties Supports configuration and tagging of RS 232 and Ethernet endpoint ports Command injection to RS 232 endpoint ports is available ...

Page 239: ...firmware release Only basic bandwidth management is supported HDMI1 channel has high priority if bandwidth limit is exceeded by HDMI1 and HDMI2 streams HDMI2 is not transmitted or received LW2 simple protocol is not supported it is recommended to use LW3 protocol to control the MMU Video and Audio cross point mute and lock functions are not available Control USB is not supported it is recommended ...

Page 240: ...z 1280 x 768 75 Hz 1280 x 800 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 50 Hz 1280 x 1024 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 75 Hz 1360 x 768 60 Hz 1366 x 768 60 Hz 1400 x 1050 50 Hz 1400 x 1050 60 Hz 1400 x 1050 75 Hz 1440 x 900 60 Hz 1440 x 1080 60 Hz 1600 x 900 60 Hz 1600 x 1200 50 Hz 1600 x 1200 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 24 Hz 1920 x 1080 25 Hz Resolution Comment 1920 x 1080 30 Hz 1920 x 1080 50 Hz 1920 x 1080 59 Hz 1920 x 1080 60 Hz 1920 x ...

Page 241: ...59 86 Hz D F97 3840 x 2400p 24 0 Hz D F98 1280 x 720p 60 0 Hz H3D F99 1920 x 1080p 60 0 Hz H3D F100 1024 x 768p 60 0 Hz H F101 1280 x 1024p 50 0 Hz H F102 1280 x 1024p 60 02 Hz H F103 1280 x 1024p 75 02 Hz H F104 1600 x 1200p 50 0 Hz H F105 1600 x 1200p 60 0 Hz H F106 1920 x 1200p 59 56 Hz H Mem Resolution Type F107 2560 x 1440p 59 95 Hz H F108 2560 x 1600p 59 86 Hz H F109 3840 x 2400p 24 0 Hz H F...

Page 242: ... firmware package v1 5 4 Applied MMU firmware package v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 14 8 Mechanical Drawings 14 8 1 UBEX F series Endpoint Devices The following drawings present the physical dimensions of the UBEX F series endpoints Dimensions are in mm Affected models UBEX PRO20 HDMI F100 UBEX PRO20 HDMI F110 Front View Side View 221 42 5 13 65 13 65 15 2 33 50 M4 thread Bottom View 230 21 25 21 2...

Page 243: ...e v1 3 3 LDC software v2 4 2b4 14 8 2 UBEX R series Endpoint Devices The following drawings present the physical dimensions of the UBEX R series endpoints Dimensions are in mm Affected models UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xMM 2xDUO UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xMM QUAD UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM 2xDUO UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM QUAD UBEX PRO20 HDMI R100 2xSM BiDi DUO Front View 221 42 5 Side View Top View 364 166 ...

Page 244: ... 4 M4 thread 14 9 Maximum Fiber Cable Extensions 14 9 1 F series Endpoints MMU The maximum fiber cable extension of the F series endpoint devices and the MMU depends on the installed SFP SFP modules Always read the specification of the modules 14 9 2 R series Endpoint The R series endpoint devices are built with pre installed SFP modules inside the enclosure The maximum fiber cable extension depen...

Page 245: ... 12 40 16 99 20 43 30 bit 4 03 4 99 5 46 5 82 6 18 7 26 8 06 8 33 10 48 12 09 8 62 10 91 12 63 12 63 16 93 20 15 13 20 17 79 21 23 3840x2160 30 Hz 4K UHD 30 YCbCr 4 2 2 16 bit 4 30 5 26 5 73 6 09 6 45 7 53 8 33 8 60 10 75 12 36 8 89 11 18 12 90 12 90 17 20 20 42 13 47 18 06 21 50 RGB YCbCr 4 4 4 24 bit 6 45 7 41 7 88 8 24 8 60 9 68 10 48 10 75 12 90 14 51 11 04 13 33 15 05 15 05 19 35 22 57 15 62 ...

Page 246: ...ere are numerous types of regularly used connector and cable types to connect audio 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 14 11 1 Seri...

Page 247: ...trol knob rotary direction RX 4 9 3 8 11 2 9 6 11 Jog dial control knob rotary direction TRX 4 9 3 8 11 3 9 6 11 Jog dial control knob rotary direction TX 4 9 3 8 11 1 9 6 11 LCD screen brightness RX 4 9 3 8 11 2 9 6 12 Activity Front panel LDC Built in Web LW3 comm LCD screen brightness TRX 4 9 3 8 11 3 9 6 12 LCD screen brightness TX 4 9 3 8 11 1 9 6 12 MAC address query RX TRX 4 9 1 8 9 3 9 6 5...

Page 248: ...ng a new tag 8 9 1 9 10 4 Tags Delete a tag 8 9 1 9 10 5 Tags Delete all the tags 8 9 1 9 10 6 Tags Query the tags of the stream 8 9 1 9 10 3 Activity Front panel LDC Built in Web LW3 comm Timing mode setting 8 9 2 9 10 16 Unfreeze the signal 8 9 2 9 10 20 Video Wall Configuration Color space converter setting 8 19 2 9 11 13 Crosspoint setting 8 19 5 9 11 51 Display parameters query 8 19 2 9 11 17...

Page 249: ...9 14 1 Analog audio volume setting in dB output 8 10 3 9 14 1 Analog audio volume setting in percent input 8 10 2 9 14 2 Analog audio volume setting in percent output 8 10 3 9 14 2 Mute unmute the analog audio output 8 10 3 9 14 5 Stream destination enable disable 8 10 9 13 2 Stream destination naming 8 10 9 13 6 Stream source enable disable 8 10 9 13 1 Activity Front panel LDC Built in Web LW3 co...

Page 250: ...t 8 14 3 9 22 3 Sending pronto hex message in big endian format 9 23 5 Sending pronto hex message in little endian format 8 14 3 9 23 4 Tags Adding a new tag 8 14 3 9 22 7 Tags Delete a tag 8 14 3 9 22 8 Tags Delete all the tags 8 14 3 9 22 9 Tags Query the tags of the port 8 14 3 9 22 10 AV Network Management Bandwidth limitation indicator query 8 17 1 9 16 12 Bandwidth query 4 8 8 17 1 9 16 10 G...

Page 251: ...balance Balance for analog audio setting bootload Bootload mode setting builtinweb Built in web for MMU colorrange Color range setting colorspace Color space converter related settings configurationcloning Configuration cloning backup crosspoint Crosspoint switch setting csc Color space converter related settings darkmode Dark mode setting date Date setting in the MMU devicelabel Device label devi...

Page 252: ...S 232 related settings rx Operation mode TX RX TRX setting scaler Scaler related settings seamless Settings for seamless switching search Search function in LDC serial RS 232 related settings sfp SFP SFP module monitoring information softreset Restarting the device sourcelocked Timing mode setting sourcemux Source multiplexer MUX related settings status Status query streamenable Stream enable disa...

Page 253: ...r at a pre agreed figure 3 All products to be returned to Lightware require a return material authorization number RMA prior to shipment and this number must be clearly marked on the box If an RMA number is not obtained or is not clearly marked on the box Lightware will refuse the shipment 3 1 The customer will be responsible for in bound and Lightware will be responsible for out bound shipping co...

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