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4. Insert the 48 VDC power supply connector into the designated socket in the main unit to
power the device.
NOTE
The device will not power up unless a local module has been inserted into the lower slot of the
device.
Figure 14: MS103TDs and MS104B Input Powering Sockets
4.1.2 Connection to System Under Test (SUT)
Use the following guidelines to connect the MS-TestPro to an HDBaseT source device (i.e. an
HDBaseT transmitter such as Matrix or Blu-ray). The MS-TestPro acts as a sink device.
➔
To test an HDBaseT source device:
1. Insert the receiver module into the MS-TestPro main unit in the lower slot – the module
will be defined as the local module.
2. Using a CATx cable, connect the HDBaseT input port of the receiver module to the output
port source device, using one of the following methods:
◼ Connecting the CATx cable directly to an integrated or 3
rd
party HDBaseT output port
in the source device.
◼ Connecting the CATx cable to the MS-TestPro transmitter module, and connecting the
transmitter module to the source device with an HDMI cable.
3. Insert the 48 VDC power supply connector into the designated socket in the main unit to
power the device.
Use the following guidelines to connect the MS-TestPro to an HDBaseT sink device (i.e. an HDBaseT
or HDMI receiver such as a display). The MS-TestPro acts as a source device.
➔
To test an HDBaseT sink device:
1. Insert the transmitter module into the MS-TestPro main unit in the lower slot – the module
will be defined as the local module.
2. Using a CATx cable, connect the HDBaseT output port of the transmitter module to the
input port sink device, using one of the following methods:
◼ Connecting the CATx cable directly to an integrated HDBaseT input port in the sink
device.