Digital Extender HS-66M Manuel utilisateur

User Manual

HDMI Matrix Total Digital Connectivity Solutions

HS-66M/HS-88M

Cautions:

1. Digital Extender® logo is the trademark of RTcom USA.,Inc.

2. HDMI is the trademark of hdmi.org

3. Any product may be changed without any notice in order to improve the function of the product.

4. The design and specification of the product may be changed without any prior notice.

Table of Contents

1. BASIC UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE PRODUCT .............................................................................................................3

1-1 CAUTIONS FOR SAFETY.........................................................................................................................................................3

1-2 PACKAGE INCLUDES .............................................................................................................................................................4

1-3 FEATURES OF THE PRODUCT.................................................................................................................................................4

1-4 INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTS AND METHODS....................................................................................................................4

1-5 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART ................................................................................................................................5

2. FUNCTIONS OF THE PRODUCT........................................................................................................................................6

2-1. SYSTEM OPERATION CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM..................................................................................................................6

2-2 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE PRODUCT.......................................................................................................................................7

3. HOW TO USE ..........................................................................................................................................................................7

3-1 HOW TO SET CHANNELS ........................................................................................................................................................7

3-2 OPERATION BY FRONT BUTTON............................................................................................................................................8

3-3 PRODUCT ID SETTING...........................................................................................................................................................8

3-4 RS-232C (COM PORT) COMMUNICATION SETTING ............................................................................................................9

4. COMMUNICATION CODE CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................9

4-1 CONFIGURATION OF RS-232C COMMUNICATION CODE........................................................................................................9

4-2 LAN (TCP/IP) COMMUNICATION SETTING.........................................................................................................................12

4-3 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT...........................................................................................................................................15

5 WARRANTY INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................................16

5-1 ONE YEAR WARRANTY ........................................................................................................................................................16

5-2WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION ...........................................................................................................................16

5-3 RETURNS ............................................................................................................................................................................16

•the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a

•

ounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the

•t heavy articles such as other equipments on this product.

•Keep it away from liquid, magnetic, inflammable substances.

•It is suggested to perform the product three minutes after the power is on for a precise measurement and

analysis.

1. Basic understandings of the product

1-1 Cautions for safety

•All the safety and user manual should be read before the appliance is operated.

•The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

Unplug this product from

damp cloth for cleaning.

•Do not use this equipment near wet place.

This product should be operated only from the type of power sources indicated on the marking label. If you are

not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your local power company. For equipment

intended to operate from battery power, or other source, refer to the user manual.

This equipment may be equipped with a 3 wire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin.

This pin will only fit in to a gr

plug in to the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose

of the grounding-type plug.

•Openings on the case are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the equipment and

protect it from overheating. The openings should never be blocked.

•Do not use any damaged power cords or plugs, or loosed outlets, this may cause electrical shock or fire.

Do not pu

1-2 a

•Power adapter: DC12V, 5A 60W

Th D MI version 1.3 and full matrix routing functions it is

possibl

•tion standard for A/V connection

put channels

•En r of digital signals

•Bu Identification Data (EDID) read function, with Electrically Erase Programmable

tions.

•Supports HDTV Signal up to 1080p@60Hz with 36-bit color depth, Dolby® True HD, DTS-HD

•Control through 4 different method

- Front push button

•It has an instantaneous noise protection circuit in input and output ports, therefore it can protect expensive

-4 Installation environments and methods

For installation, we recommend the following environments.

e (Best condition)

Install and operate below 60% of ambient humidity (Best condition)

with good ventilation condition

•C input power (Recommended to use Uninterruptible Power Supply)

P ckage Includes

•Main body: HS-66M/HS-88

•RS232C cable/ LAN cable

•Rack Ears

•User’s manual

•IR Remote Controller

3 Features of the product

e H MI Matrix Router supports the highest quality of HD

e to transmit high definition A/V signals from any of up to six or eight sources to any of 6 or 8 displays, while

intaining HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) compliance.

Compliant to HDMI v1.3, and DVI v1.0, the next genera

•Fully supports router function from one input to multi output routing

•Sup int at all outports HDCP Compla

hanced quality and colo

ilt in Extended Display

Re (EEPROM), to save display EDID data while supporting any HDTV with maximum

resolutions. The unit also supports user set up of non-Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA)

resolution, including projectors with unique resolu

ad-Only Memory

- IR remote controller

- RS-232C COM port

- LAN (TCP/IP)

quipment from fault caused by noises (if any).

•Below 85 F (30°C) of ambient temperatur

•

•Free of vibrations and dusts

Stabilized A

1-5 Names and functions of each part

< FRONT & BACK PANEL >

HS-66M

HS-88M

. Functions of the product

nt panel

2-1. System operation configuration diagram

The configuration diagram of the matrix operation is shown in the following picture.

Any of the HDMI or DVI input signals can be transmitted to each output port by external RS-232C, LAN or fro

button.

2-2 pe

120Hz, 2k,

such as VESA standard or projectors

12-bitYCbCr 4:2:2

Dolby® True HD, DTS-HD and DVD-Audio

ol: Front panel push button, IR remote controller,

RS-232C port: 9 pin female D connector,

CP/IP): RJ-45 Connector 10/100 Base-T

t / 6 output(HS-66M), 8 input / 8 output (HS-88M)

e 19” standard rack (2U)

•e (Wid * Length *Heigh 17.7 * 87 *2.3 * 2

•Weight: 6.77 lb (3.07kg)

How o use

buttons are displayed with 2 steps as follow.

ation is completed.

S cifications of the product

•Type of signals: TMDS signals, digital R.G.B. & Audio

•Data transmission band: up to 2.25 GHz.

•80i, 1080p@60Hz,1080i/720p@Resolutions: 480p,720p,10

If customers display supports specific resolutions

the EDID data should be saved to matrix first.

•bCr, 4:4:4, 16/20/24/30/36-bit YCbCr, 4:2:2, 8/10/12/24/30/36-bit, RGB YC

•

•Router contr

LAN (T

•Input-output port: 6 inpu

•Input-output connector: HDMI 19 pin female

•Power source: AC/DC Adapter 100-240 VAC / DC12V, 5A

•Power consume: 20 Watt

•Rack ear mountabl

Siz th t): 7. 6 inch (450 00 * 60 mm)

3. t

3-1 How to set channels

If the switch is power ON, then preview

If each preview button is lit, then the initializ

1. Initialization display

----------- INPUT ----------------- ---------- CONTROL -----------

1 2 3 4 5 6 CREATE PREVIEW E C EDIDNTER ANCEL

CRE PRE ENT CAN EDI

1 2 3 4 5 6

----------- OUTPUT -----------------

2. Channel display and input selection

Aft he

-----------

er t initialization, preview button is lit.

INPUT ----------------- ---------- CONTROL -----------

1 CREATE PREVIEW ENTER CANCEL EDID2 3 4 5 6

CRE PRE ENT CAN EDI

1 2 3 4 5 6

----------- OUTPUT -----------------

he functions of the switches are as follow.

Main power switch: matrix power on/off

tialize the matrix

nnel from 1 to 6 or 8

connection

AN) key: cancel current selection

Input # button: present set channels are displayed in sequence

→Enter (ENT) button:

he connection of the channels are changed

ss cancel(CAN) button.

,4 output with same picture

ave (EDID) data

port cables on HDMI Matrix (The power set-top box should be unplugged (not sw. off)

, DVI monitor or AV Receiver),

, Power on both of HS-66M or HS-88M and Display (If you connect AV Receiver, disconnected display from the

# button (which is connected with display) →Input #button to be set

e o to matrix.

If t ligh

, P wer

, ect all input cables

#: Sele

- All push b

- If you use DV first.

Create - -># (ex: 1) -> OUT ->#(ex: 1, 2, 3, 4) -> Enter

3-3 ro

•

•Dip switch sets in binary value.

•

•Remote controller receiver: receive infrared ray from remote controller

•Reset key: ini

•Input key: select cha

•6 or 8Output key: select channel from 1 to

•Create (CRE) key: change input/output channel

•Preview (PRE) key: preview the status of current

•Enter (ENT) key: save current selection

•Cancel (C

•h is connected to outputEDID (EDI) key: read EDID data from display and then save data to matrix, whic

ports

3-2 Operation by Front Button

Input/output channel check:

Preview (PRE) button →

Input/output channel change

Create (CRE) button →Input # button set →Output ## button (Multiple selection) set

* If you want to cancel, and then pre

Example: CH# 1 input to 1,2,3

Create -> Input 1 -> Output 1,2,3,4 -> Enter

1, Disconnect the all input

2, Connect HDMI Matrix output to display directly (projector

Receiver)

DID (EDI) button →Select one of output3, E

(on r multiple) →Enter (ENT): Read EDID data of display and save them

(ENT)he t of the buttons on then just enter

o off all devices4

5 Conn

Power on HDMI Matrix first.

Power on all the Input sources and display (Power plug in and turn on set-top box)

: Select only on channel

ct multiple channels

uttons are on / off toggle (Light ON - Selected)

I display, the EDID data should be saved to matrix

IR Remote Control unit

>IN

P duct ID setting

Dip switch sets address for each matrix if many matrixes are used.

, 5 OFF, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF,

, 5 ON, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF

Ex)

Product ID = 01 (00000001b) -- 1 ON, 2 OFF, 3 OFF, 4 OFF, 5 OFF, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF,

Product ID = 10 (00001010b) -- 1 OFF, 2 ON, 3 OFF, 4 ON

Product ID = 23 (00010111b) -- 1 ON, 2 ON, 3 ON, 4 OFF

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

LSB MSB

•The product number is the value set in dip switches

255. The value “0” is not available.

ctory Default).

After booting the matrix, connect RS-232C cable and

then ication settings as follows:

•e

•Commu tting:

You may set port COM 1 ~ 4 or you may use all

availab

4. Communication code configuration

4-1 Configuration of RS-232C communication code

From Co

of the equipment and can be set in the values of 1 ~

**The product ID is set number “1” at the time of its delivery (Fa

3-4 RS-232C (COM PORT) communication setting

make commun

Execute MiniT rm.exe or hyper terminal.

nication se

le ports.

mputer

Code (46Byte) Start Header (3Byte) | Product ID (2 ) | Command (2Byte) | Data (38Byte) | yte)Byte Tail (1B

Code Name Byte Data Function

Start Header 2 ) R t1h (! equest Frame Star

Start Header 30h (0) Request Frame Start

Start Header 31h (1) Request Frame Start

Product ID 30h ~ 39h (DIP Switch Set) Product Number

01 Input SW Assign

02 Input SW Assign Salvo

03 ED nIE SW Assig

04 EDID SW A gn Salvossi

10 Assignment Status Request

Command

20 Reset

Firmware Version Request30

40 RS gn232C Assi

Input Data10 30h ~ 39h Input Channel Select

Input Data1 30h ~ 39h Input Channel Select

Ou 30h ~ 39h Ou atput First Data10 tput A Input Select Dat

Ou a1 Outp atatput First Dat 30h ~ 39h ut B Input Select D

Out 10 Outp ataput Last Data 30h ~ 39h ut N Input Select D

Output Data1 Outp ataLast 30h ~ 39h ut O Input Select D

Tail (End) 2Ah(*) Frame End

From Matrix

Code (4Byte) Head (1byte) | Address (1Byte) | PN (1Byte) | Tail (1Byte)

Code Name Byte Data Function

Head (Start) 21h Reply Frame Start

Start Head Request Frameer 30h (0) Start

Sta Head 31h (1) R uestrt er eq Frame Start

P t I ~ D itch Set) u mroduc D 30h 39h ( IP Sw Prod ct Nu ber

Product ID 30h ~ 39h (DIP Switch Set) rProduct Numbe

PN 1 ~ 255 (DIP Switch Set) Product Number

T l (End 2Ah Fra e Endai ) m

xample of RS232 communication code when product ID is set to “0E

1”.

T SSIGN: ch ge Inpu e

INPU SW A an t 5 to thre outputs (output 3, 4, 6)

Byte Header ID Command Number of

Output Input Output 1 Output 2 Output 3

ASCII ! 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 5 0 3 0 4 0 6

Hex 21h 30h 31h 30h 31h 30h 31h 30h 33h 30h 35h 30h 33h 30h 34h 31h 36h

Byte Tail

ASCII*

Hex2Ah

INPUT I O a a u t h eSW ASS GN SALV : ch nge ll Inp t/ou put c ann ls

Byte Header ID Command Output1 of

Input

Output2 of

Input

Output3 of

Input

Output4 of

Input

Output5 of

Input

ASCII ! 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5

Hex 21h 30h 31h 30h 31h 30h 32h 31h 31h 30h 32h 30h 33h 30h 34h 30h 35h

Byte Output6 of

Input Tail

ASCII 6 *0

Hex 30h h h36 2A

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