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Monarch EDGE Control Hub configuration

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Part # V11470-301-0101

Last updated: July 27, 2020

Testing your Tally and GPI connections

The Test mode feature of the Monarch EDGE Encoder and Decoder allows you to test your
Tally and GPI signals with a connected device to ensure that your Tally connector pin mapping
is correct. For detailed information on the connector wiring pinout, see the section "

GPIO circuits

To use

Test mode

:

Step 1.

Make sure your 15-pin connector has been wired according to the information
in the section "

Tally and GPIO circuits

Step 2.

Connect your peripheral device to the Monarch EDGE Encoder or Decoder

Tally

Matrox Monarch EDGE rear connections

).

Example:

If you are testing the Encoder, connect your camera tally system to

the Monarch EDGE to test the tally lights.

Step 3.

Select a device from the main page of Monarch EDGE Control Hub. It could
be an Encoder or Decoder.

Step 4.

From the

Tally and Talkback

page of Monarch EDGE Control Hub, under

Tally and GPI - Inputs and Outputs

, select

Test mode

.

Step outcome:

The

Output Signal

toggle buttons will become active.

Step 5.

Toggle one of the signals to ON.

Example:

On an Encoder, turn on

Tally 1 (Pin 4)

.

Step 6.

Verify that the tally light on the camera (in this example) connected to pin 4
turns on.

Step 7.

Continue this process to validate all your pinout connections.

Result of this task:

You have successfully validated the Tally and GPI pinout connections.

Using your Tally and GPI connections

After you have validated your pinout connections, you can put the Monarch EDGE into

Live

mode

to pair your encoder and decoder devices. Then you can use the Tally and GPI connec-

tions in your workflow.

Step 1.

From the main Monarch EDGE Control Hub page, select a Monarch EDGE to
pair. You can start with either an encoder or decoder.

Step 2.

From the

Tally and Talkback

page of Monarch EDGE Control Hub, under

Tally and GPI - Inputs and Outputs

, select

Live mode

.

Step 3.

In the

Paired device

field, type the IP address (e.g. https://192.168.123.45) of

the Monarch EDGE you want to pair with, then click

Pair

.

Step 4.

Go to the same page for the Monarch EDGE device you just paired to, and pair
back to the IP address of the Monarch EDGE in the previous step. Pairing
must occur on both devices.

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Summary of Contents for Monarch EDGE Series

Page 1: ...Part No V11470 301 0101 Last Updated July 27 2020 Matrox Monarch EDGE Series Installation and User Guide ...

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Page 9: ...tions Matrox Monarch EDGE front connections 6 Matrox Monarch EDGE rear connections 7 Matrox Monarch EDGE front panel 9 Description of LEDs 10 Chapter 3 Monarch EDGE firmware update and Control Hub installation Update and installation prerequisites 11 Updating the Monarch EDGE firmware 12 Installing Monarch EDGE Control Hub 13 Uninstalling or repairing Monarch EDGE Control Hub 14 Chapter 4 Network ...

Page 10: ...ronment password 25 Changing user accounts 27 Managing user accounts and permissions 28 Chapter 6 Monarch EDGE Control Hub configuration Monitoring Monarch EDGE devices 30 About the configuration page user interface 30 Using the Processing page contextual menu 31 Configuring Encoder Processing settings 33 Inputs Outputs 33 Processings 34 Encodings 36 Streams 40 Configuring Decoder Processing setti...

Page 11: ...ications General 54 Connections 55 Compression 56 Dimensions 57 Environmental specifications 58 Appendix B Tally and GPIO circuits Monarch EDGE Encoder 59 Electrical characteristics 59 Connector wiring pinout 60 Monarch EDGE Decoder 61 Electrical characteristics 61 Connector wiring pinout 62 Output wiring 63 Appendix C Analog audio cable specification XLR audio cable connector pinouts 65 ...

Page 12: ...ty at the lowest latency while securely transporting your video feeds from the event to the centralized production facility This compact robust and low power remote production REMI encoder decoder pair has made producing live multi camera events more affordable than ever by keeping talent in house Programs destined for web or over the top OTT delivery to the cloud can select the 4 2 0 8 bit encode...

Page 13: ... HTML file for easy reading This offers developers an efficient method of understanding the basic commands of the Monarch EDGE Encoder The API should be considered a supplement to this user guide as the API does not explain the overall functionality of the Monarch EDGE Encoder For more information on the RESTful API contact your Matrox representative System requirements The system requirements for...

Page 14: ...tions More info see the following sections Matrox Monarch EDGE front connections on page 6 Matrox Monarch EDGE rear connections on page 7 Step 3 Update Monarch EDGE firmware When you first connect and power up your Monarch EDGE device you should check to see which firmware you have and update it if it is not the most current version The setup sheet included with your product describes the firmware...

Page 15: ...ting a user account on page 23 Step 8 Configure Monarch EDGE devices You can now learn how the Monarch EDGE Control Hub user interface works and begin configuring your devices More info see the following sections About the configuration page user interface on page 30 Configuring Encoder Processing settings on page 33 Configuring Decoder Processing settings on page 43 Configuring Network settings o...

Page 16: ...ludes the following topics 5 Part V11470 301 0101 Last updated July 27 2020 2 Hardware connections Matrox Monarch EDGE front connections Matrox Monarch EDGE rear connections Matrox Monarch EDGE front panel Description of LEDs ...

Page 17: ... reset will also remove any user accounts or environ ment administrator accounts associated to this Monarch EDGE For more information see Environment administrator accounts on page 20 NOTE Pressing the Reset button too long will cause the Monarch EDGE to enter maintenance mode amber light This mode is used for internal purposes only If this occurs reboot the EDGE and try the factory reset again 4 ...

Page 18: ... tally signals between in studio switchers and on site cameras Although the physical connector is the same on both the Monarch EDGE Encoder and Decoder the Encoder uses the connector s pins as four GPI inputs and eight Tally outputs while the Decoder uses them as eight Tally inputs and four GPI outputs 4 SDI 1 to 41 SDI connectors function as inputs on the Monarch EDGE Encoder and outputs on the M...

Page 19: ...Monarch EDGE LAN2 If you re using multiple subnets or if you want to separate your control network from your media network connect a network cable to this connector This connector is used for secondary streaming 9 Power Turn your Monarch EDGE on or off 10 12V DC power Connect the included 12V DC power supply to this connector While the 12V DC power supply is connected to the device and electrical ...

Page 20: ...bmenu option Settings Device info N A Manually scroll through the same status information that is displayed in idle mode Device config Network settings Set the Lan1 or Lan2 to DHCP or Static IP modes using the arrow buttons When in Static IP mode you can also specify the desired IP address Audio settings Select the audio source for the Line Out connector Maintenance Used to reboot or factory reset...

Page 21: ...ing Green fast blink Configuration reset in process Amber solid Device is in maintenance mode 1 1 To enter maintenance mode press the RESET pin on the Monarch EDGE front panel for more than 10 seconds Do not use this mode unless asked by Matrox technical support and under their supervision Amber slow blink Device is restarting and is in maintenance mode Amber fast blink Device is updating the firm...

Page 22: ...ct your system administrator When you power on the Monarch EDGE the LAN1 connector on the device must be connected to a network LAN 100 1000 Base T for the Monarch EDGE to be seen by the firmware updater Monarch EDGE will not boot unless the LAN1 is connected to a network or LAN It is recommended that you connect to a DHCP enabled network and that your server maintains the IP address of a device w...

Page 23: ... remotely update the firmware on multiple devices on your network at once To update the Monarch EDGE devices follow the steps below Step 1 Read Update and installation prerequisites on page 11 Step 2 Download the Matrox Monarch EDGE firmware updater from the Matrox website at https www matrox com video en support downloads Step 3 Run the firmware updater Step 4 Select Automatic detection or Manual...

Page 24: ...c If the other Monarch EDGE devices you want to update share the same credentials you can have the updater use them for those as well d Click Authenticate Result of this task The firmware on your Monarch EDGE device s has been updated Installing Monarch EDGE Control Hub To install Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub follow the steps below Step 1 Read Update and installation prerequisites on page 11 St...

Page 25: ...ur environment administrator account For more information see Starting up Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub on page 20 Uninstalling or repairing Monarch EDGE Control Hub To uninstall Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub do one of the following 1 Click Start Control Panel Programs and Features Uninstall a program click on Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub then click Uninstall 2 Run the Monarch EDGE Control ...

Page 26: ...narch EDGE devices Discovering devices automatically After you install and run Monarch EDGE Control Hub for the first time it automatically detects all the Monarch EDGE devices on the same subnet as your controller system through the UPnP Universal Plug and Play protocol Monarch EDGE Control Hub continually scans for devices whenever it is open If a new device appears on the network it will be dis...

Page 27: ... opens Step 3 Scan for specific Monarch EDGE devices a Select Scan a list of IP addresses b Enter the IP address of the Monarch EDGE to add c Click Add to list d If needed repeat steps a to c to add more Monarch EDGE devices e Click Scan list Step 4 Scan for devices across an IP range a Select Scan a range of IP addresses b Enter your Starting address c Enter your Ending address d Enter your Subne...

Page 28: ...ed IP address Step 7 Press Enter Result of this task Your Monarch EDGE now has a static IP address When done remember If your Monarch EDGE already has a static IP address you can change it to a new static IP address using this same method Monarch EDGE firewall requirements This section describes the firewall requirements for the Monarch EDGE device firmware updater application and Monarch EDGE Con...

Page 29: ...eral1 UDP Yes Yes RTP RTCP Audio and video streams and control 1935 TCP N A Yes RTMP Streaming configurable 3049 TCP Yes Yes RTSP Streaming configurable 1022 1025 UDP Yes Yes RTSP base ports for talkback 1 Minimum requirements Network port Type Inbound Outbound Functionality ...

Page 30: ...e Management Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub software enables you to remotely control manage and configure your Monarch EDGE devices from a controller system in your Monarch EDGE envi ronment With Control Hub you can access any device on your DHCP enabled network including devices on different subnets Anyone can open Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub to view the discovered Monarch EDGE devices but y...

Page 31: ...ministrator username and password For more information see Environment administrator accounts on page 20 If you are not a Monarch EDGE environment administrator click No You will then be asked to enter the username and password provided by your environment administra tor for use with the devices they have specified For more information see User accounts on page 22 Environment administrator account...

Page 32: ...so reset the environment administrator account on it The device will then be available on the network again as if it were a new device All user accounts associated to the device are purged as well A device reboot does not affect the environment administrator or user accounts You don t need one to find Monarch EDGE devices You do not need to be an environment administrator to find specific Monarch ...

Page 33: ...s on page 22 User accounts This section explains what Matrox Monarch EDGE user accounts are and describes how to cre ate a user account in Control Hub About user accounts User accounts are created by the environment administrator s User accounts are created on specific Monarch EDGE devices that are part of an environment For example an environment administrator cannot create a user without also im...

Page 34: ...ator Step 1 Go to Start Programs Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub Step 2 Open the Control Hub menu at the top left then click on Manage users Example In this example the environment administrator is EnvAdmin1 Step 3 Type the username you want in the field provided then click Add user Step outcome The new user will appear under the EnvAdmin1 account Step 4 Click to access the Permissions menu on the...

Page 35: ...tion includes topics on the various user and device management tasks you can perform in the Matrox Monarch EDGE Control Hub Transferring control to a different environment administrator If you have an environment administrator account controlling one or more Monarch EDGE devices and you want to transfer control of those devices to a different administrator account you can do so as follows Step 1 G...

Page 36: ...tor account then click Delete user Step 8 Click Yes to confirm then Apply to apply the change to the environment Result of this task You have created a new environment administrator to replace the original environment administrator You can do this as many times as needed When done remember You can always factory reset any Monarch EDGE device to completely remove all environment administrator contr...

Page 37: ...ast updated July 27 2020 Step 2 Open the Control Hub menu at the top left then click on Change password Step 3 Enter the password to use for the devices in your environment Step 4 Click Change Result of this task The environment password has been changed ...

Page 38: ...vironment administrator EnvAdmin1 is currently logged on Step 3 Enter the user name and password of the user that wants to log on Example In this case a different administrator EnvAdmin2 will log on More info The user must have already been created see Creating a user account on page 23 Step 4 Click Apply Result of this task The account EnvAdmin2 is now logged on to Monarch EDGE Control Hub When d...

Page 39: ...odify your users as needed a The devices controlled by the current environment administrator Each column displays the device its users and their permissions b The list of users on this environment Click on a user to select it Shift click or Ctrl click selects multiple users The username at the top of the list is the one currently logged on to Control Hub c Adds the user to the device and allows ac...

Page 40: ...About the configuration page user interface Configuring Encoder Processing settings Configuring Decoder Processing settings Configuring Network settings Configuring Date and Time settings Configuring Genlock settings Configuring Local preview settings Configuring Tally settings Configuring Talkback settings Managing Logs Managing configurations Grouping Monarch EDGE devices ...

Page 41: ...rch EDGE device to configure from the Control Hub s main page see Monitoring Monarch EDGE devices on page 30 you will see the configuration page that con sists of the following sub sections Processing The main settings related to video and audio streaming Most of the Monarch EDGE essential settings are here For more information see Using the Processing page con textual menu on page 31 and Configur...

Page 42: ...g performance It is not recommended to use a 4K monitor for preview For more information see Configuring Local preview settings on page 49 Logs This where you can download the logs to be used for troubleshooting your Monarch EDGE if needed For more information see Managing Logs on page 51 Using the Processing page contextual menu The Processing section of Monarch EDGE Control Hub allows you to con...

Page 43: ...user interface displays settings in the contextual menu as in the following example After changing settings you need to click Apply or Cancel at the bottom right of the page Click a green box to configure your Inputs Outputs Click here to configure your Processings Click here to configure your Sources see Processings Click here to configure your Encodings Click here to configure your Streams Add P...

Page 44: ...hat the SDI input is feeding to the Monarch EDGE s codec For exam ple even if your video contains 24 bit audio the AAC codec can only handle 16 bit so that is what is displayed Enable input Enable the input Monarch EDGE detects the input resolution but you still need to enable the input Monarch EDGE will not stream unless there is an input connected to it Input name Give the input a specific name ...

Page 45: ...ed signals you must select this option for the interlaced nature of the signal to be pre served in the encoding process Frame size The width and height in pixels of the source If the layout of your sources uses a height or width that s smaller than your frame size black borders may appear on both sides or on the top and bottom of the frame The width ranges from 64 to 4096 and must be a mul tiple o...

Page 46: ...d to all edges The video is stretched to fit the entire display area without respecting the aspect ratio of the original video If the aspect ratio of the video and the display area don t match the video may be distorted Scaled to all edges The video is scaled to fit the entire display area while respecting the aspect ratio of the original video The video is centered in the display area If the aspe...

Page 47: ...long the horizontal plane The right side becomes the left On both axes The source is flipped along the vertical plane and the horizontal plane This is visually similar to rotating 180 degrees Opacity Increase or decrease how opaque the source video appears The default is 100 Brightness Increase or decrease how light or dark the colors appear The default is 500 Contrast Change the difference in bri...

Page 48: ...deo will be cropped Stretched to all edges The video is stretched to fit the entire display area without respecting the aspect ratio of the original video If the aspect ratio of the video and the display area don t match the video may be distorted Scaled to all edges The video is scaled to fit the entire display area while respecting the aspect ratio of the origi nal video The video is centered in...

Page 49: ...ur signal Changing the encod ing profile may prevent your decoder from streaming Baseline Main High High 10 bit if available High YUV 4 2 2 if available Target bit rate The target bit rate in Mb s Megabits per second for encoding The actual bandwidth used by your encoder varies according to your source and encoding method The default is 15 Mb s A lower target bit rate may result in lower image qua...

Page 50: ...e a P frame is inserted All other frames are B frames A higher number of frames before inserting a P frame increases the quality of the image but may result in a loss of performance The minimum and default value is 1 indicating no B frames3 The maximum value is 4 Audio Bit rate Select the audio bit rate in kbps for your audio transmission A higher bit rate produces a sound quality closer to the so...

Page 51: ...put settings disable the output set Output stream selector to None then click Apply After you have disabled the output and the stream re enable both of them to ensure low latency is restored to your stream 3 There are no B frames in low latency mode Setting Description Setting Description RTSP Enable stream Enable or disable your stream Base port The port number used to transmit your stream Name E...

Page 52: ...tions enable the Allow unicast connec tions option RTMP Enable stream Enable or disable your stream Push location The path of your RTMP stream Name Enter a name for your stream Network interface Select LAN1 or LAN2 Stream name key Enter a suffix as part of your stream address If you re using a media player to decode your stream the media player may require this as part of the stream address to con...

Page 53: ...ted AES 128 AES 192 AES 256 Passphrase When using encryption this is the passphrase used to generate the encryption key We recommend a passphrase length of 16 charac ters AES 128 24 characters AES 192 and 32 characters AES 256 Latency The target latency in milliseconds ms for transmission The default is 40 ms Time to live The number of hops or network nodes such as network switches or routers thro...

Page 54: ...ings for your Monarch EDGE Decoder in Mon arch EDGE Control Hub Setting Description SRT Base port The port number that receives the stream Name Enter a name for your stream Network interface Select LAN1 or LAN2 Passphrase When using encryption this is the passphrase used to generate the encryption key We recommend a passphrase length of 16 characters AES 128 24 characters AES 192 and 32 characters...

Page 55: ...routers can block multicast signals For more information contact your network administrator RTSP Name Enter a name for your stream Network interface Select LAN1 or LAN2 RTSP URL Enter the URL of your RTSP stream Genlock Source Internal external Select your genlock source Internal or External If you genlock to the Monarch EDGE s internal clock you will also need to select your frame rate Audio Outp...

Page 56: ...able output Enable the selected SDI output Output stream selector Select which of your input streams you want to assign to the selected SDI output You must create your input streams before they are available in the drop down list Output settings Resolution Select the resolution for your SDI output Whenever possible try to match the resolution and frame rate of the stream sent from the encoder This...

Page 57: ...ply Setting Description IPv4 address An IP address between 192 168 0 0 and 192 168 255 255 recom mended Also we recommend you assign an IP address within the sub net of your network IPv4 netmask The subnet mask defining group of IP addresses in your subnet By default the subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 IPv4 gateway The gateway is often the same as your IP address but the last byte may be 0 or 1 DNS s...

Page 58: ...t Use date and time of the current system Use the date and time of your controller system to update your devices This setting uses the time zone of the con troller system If your controller system and your device are using different time zones the date and time will differ This setting disables synchronization with an NTP server Use the following date and time Use the date and time specified to up...

Page 59: ... an NTP server to update the date and time for your device at regular intervals You must provide the NTP server URL even if one is already stored on your device For more information on using NTP contact your network administrator Disable synchronization with an NTP server Stop using an NTP server to update the date and time for your device Disabling NTP keeps the current date and time of the devic...

Page 60: ...nd general purpose interface GPI inputs and outputs When the 15 pin Tally connector is connected to the Monarch EDGE the Tally and GPI cir cuits allow you to turn on camera tally lights or trigger actions on other equipment This feature is used with both the Monarch EDGE Encoder and Decoder devices working together For example signals can be sent from the production switcher to the decoder which t...

Page 61: ...nd Outputs select Test mode Step outcome The Output Signal toggle buttons will become active Step 5 Toggle one of the signals to ON Example On an Encoder turn on Tally 1 Pin 4 Step 6 Verify that the tally light on the camera in this example connected to pin 4 turns on Step 7 Continue this process to validate all your pinout connections Result of this task You have successfully validated the Tally ...

Page 62: ...ep 2 Do the same thing on your second Monarch EDGE Step 3 Copy the Outbound stream from the first Monarch EDGE and paste it to the Inbound stream field of the second Monarch EDGE then click Apply Step 4 Do the same thing from the second Monarch EDGE device to the first More info The outbound stream of one Monarch EDGE becomes the inbound stream of the other Result of this task This allows bi direc...

Page 63: ... groups Logical groups These are standard groups of any number of Monarch EDGE Encoders or Decoders This type of grouping makes it easier to monitor your devices in the Control Hub user interface especially when you have many devices in many different locations You can also group devices that are paired Other than visually this grouping has no other effect on the devices themselves Sync groups The...

Page 64: ... right you have both Logical groups and Sync groups There are two sets of devices paired for a Tally GPI workflow Notice that the encoders in each Logical group are also part of a Sync group In UK Group devices are not part of a Sync group but they are logi cally grouped by location and two of them are offline ...

Page 65: ...appliance with 4 2 0 8 bit 4 2 0 10 bit and 4 2 2 10 bit encoding Includes IEC C14 power cord US UK AUS EUR MDG4 E8 I Monarch EDGE appliance with 4 2 0 8 bit encoding Includes IEC C14 power cord US UK AUS EUR MDG4 D I Monarch EDGE appliance with 4 2 0 8 bit 4 2 0 10 bit and 4 2 2 10 bit decoding Regulatory compliance EMC FCC Class A CE Mark Class A ACMA RCM Mark KC Mark RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU W...

Page 66: ...s 1920 1080i at 25 and 29 97 1280 720p at 50 59 94 and 60 fps 2 channel 24 bit SDI embedded audio 48 kHz sample rate synchronous SDI compliant with SMPTE ST 292M 424M Level A 425M BNC connectors 75 Ohms terminated Data ports Two GbE Gigabit Ethernet ports Two MSA compatible SFP28 cages supporting 10 and 25 GbE modules third party modules required 2 Balanced analog audio input 2 XLR input channels ...

Page 67: ...rts available via a 15 pin D SUB connector See more here Tally and GPIO circuits on page 59 Compression Codecs Video H 264 MPEG 4 Part 10 AVC Audio AAC HE and AAC LC Bitrate per stream Video Up to 120 Mbps IBP Audio From 32 to 256 Kbps Chroma sub sampling 4 2 2 8 bit and 10 bit 4 2 0 8 bit and 10 bit Encoding controls Up to 5 2 level support GOP size and structure Variable and constant bit rate su...

Page 68: ...cal specifications 57 Part V11470 301 0101 Last updated July 27 2020 Encode Decode latency as low as 100ms glass to glass network transfers not included in value Dimensions 7 45 inches 8 53 inches 1 68 inches ...

Page 69: ... operating temperature 0 to 40º C Typical operating temperature 25º C Minimum maximum storage temperature 20 to 60º C Maximum altitude for operation 3 000 meters Maximum altitude for transport 12 000 meters Operating humidity 20 to 80 relative humidity non condensing Storage humidity 5 to 95 relative humidity non condensing ...

Page 70: ...r Monarch EDGE Decoder Output wiring Monarch EDGE Encoder Electrical characteristics The following table describes the electrical characteristics of the GPIO circuit Parameter Conditions Typical Maximum Units Output Operation Voltage N A 12 N A V Output current sink Typical using 10k pull up resistor 1 2 100 mA Input operation voltage N A 12 N A V ...

Page 71: ...Tally connector Connector Pin Description Comments Female DSUB 15 Connector 1 GPI IN 1 2 GPI IN 2 3 Key Lock No Connect 4 TALLY OUT 1 5 Ground Isolated Ground 6 TALLY OUT 2 7 TALLY OUT 5 8 TALLY OUT 6 9 TALLY OUT 7 10 TALLY OUT 8 11 Ground Isolated Ground 12 TALLY OUT 3 13 GPI IN 3 14 GPI IN 4 15 TALLY OUT 4 Shield Chassis Chassis Ground 5 10 15 1 6 11 ...

Page 72: ...er Electrical characteristics The following table describes the electrical characteristics of the GPIO circuit Parameter Conditions Typical Maximum Units Output Operation Voltage N A 12 N A V Output current sink Typical using 10k pull up resistor 1 2 100 mA Input operation voltage N A 12 N A V ...

Page 73: ...e Tally connector Connector Pin Description Comments Female DSUB 15 Connector 1 TALLY IN 1 2 TALLY IN 2 3 Key Lock No Connect 4 GPI OUT 1 5 Ground Isolated Ground 6 GPI OUT 2 7 TALLY IN 5 8 TALLY IN 6 9 TALLY IN 7 10 TALLY IN 8 11 Ground Isolated Ground 12 GPI OUT 3 13 TALLY IN 3 14 TALLY IN 4 15 GPI OUT 4 Shield Chassis Chassis Ground 5 10 15 1 6 11 ...

Page 74: ...70 301 0101 Last updated July 27 2020 Output wiring An output should be wired as indicated below Monarch Edge Receiver 12 V Open drain Output 12v Max Pulled Up Input Monarch Edge Transmitter 12 V Open drain Output 12v Max Pulled Up Input ...

Page 75: ...Appendix This appendix includes the following topics 64 Part V11470 301 0101 Last updated July 27 2020 C Analog audio cable specification XLR audio cable connector pinouts ...

Page 76: ...1 1 MDG AUD CBL Monarch EDGE break out audio cable Provides two input channels and two out put channels DB15 to XLR I O 1 Output right 3 2 Output right 1 Ground 3 Output right 2 4 Ground N A N A 5 Output left 3 6 Output left 1 Ground 7 Output left 2 8 Ground N A N A 9 Input right 3 10 Input right 1 Ground 11 Input right 2 12 Ground N A N A 13 Input left 3 14 Input left 1 Ground 15 Input left 2 1 1...

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