MS-210U6S USER GUIDE
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IR Control
The MS-210U6S can distribute infrared comands from either the receiver to the transmitter, to
provide source control from the display; or, from transmitter to receiver to provide display control
from a centrally located control processor.
The MS-210U6S is supplied with a single 5V IR transmitter that can be connected to either of the
3.5mm jack sockets on the transmitter or receiver to the labelled ‘IR’ port. The 5V IR Receiver is
then connected to the 3.5mm jack socket labelled ‘IR’ on the opposite end of the link.
Please use the supplied MSolutions IR equipment within this kit - alternative manufacturers IR
cabling may not have the same pin configuration which, if used, could damage the componentry
inside the MSolutions extender, or the IR cabling.
Note: the 3.5mm jack sockets are bi-directional - it is only possible to send IR control in one
direction depending on which end of the link has the IR transmitter or receiver. It is not possible to
send IR controls in two directions simultaneously.
RS-232 Control
The MS-210U6S can distribute bi-directional serial commands between the transmitter and receiver
to allow for control commands to be sent alongside the video and audio distribution. This uses the
left side of the phoenix conector.
Each HDBaseT unit is fitted with a 5-pin phoenix connector block that will need the serial TX, RX
and Ground pins terminating into for serial pass-through. HDBaseT has the ability to transparently
send any type of serial data as both pieces of equipment are able to communicate using the same
baud rate, stop-gap, and parity.
The opposing connections on the right of the phoenix connector are used for firmware upgrading.
Please note: the ground connector is shared.
USB
This KVM extender combines USB2.0 connectivity with video and audio to be passed between host
on the transmitter side (via micro-USB to Type A USB cable - not supplied), to peripheral devices on
the receiver side of the link.
The 6x USB type A connections on the Receiver can be used to connect USB2.0 cameras, touch
screens, smart boards, hard drives, games controllers, USB audio devices, printers, scanners, and
HID’s (mouse or keyboard) to a host device on the far side of the HDBaseT link.
A maximum combined data transfer of 200Mbps can be achoeved over the link - please note that
this may not be enough for some USB2.0 cameras to pass higher video resolutions.
