User Manual Edition 5a
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1. Input Output card Input resolution Output resolution 480i 576i 720 23 98 720 30 720 60 720 24 720 50 720 25 720 59 94 720 29 97 720 60 SDI SDI 10351 720p 60 1080i 1080sf 1080p 60 1080p 23 98 1080p 30 1080p 24 1080p 50 1080p 60 1080p 25 1080p 59 94 1080p 29 97 1080p 60 SXGA 1280x1024 576i 720p 23 98 720p 30 720p 24 720p 50 720 60 720p 25 720p 59 94 SDI card HDMI DVI 720p 29 97 720p 60 Fiber card 1035 720 60 10801 10805 1080 60 1080p 23 98 1080 30 1080 24 1080 50 1080 60 1080p 25 1080 59 94 1080 29 97 1080 60 HDMI DVI Spl card depends on 720 lt V display lt 1080 720p 60 Fiber card V display V display gt 1080 1080p 60 Note Both SDI input and output card do not support audio signal 48 9 4 Compatibility between Dual link DVI In Output cards and another In Output cards e Output ppvizeo spvL4EO SDVIHFO HDMI 4EO SDI 4EO npu Dual DVI Pass N D N D N D N D DDVI 2EI Single Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass DVI SDVI 4EI Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass SDVI 1FI Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass HDMI 4EI N D Pass Pass Pass Pass SDI 4 N D Pass Pass Pass Pass 49 Chapter 10 Warranty Information 1 One Year Warranty Opticis warrants this optical DVI extension module to be free from defects in2. 50 Chapter 11 Safety Instructions 51 Chapter 12 Maintenance 52 Chapter 1 Introduction and installation Purpose The modular matrix OMM 2500 enables to connect between various video sources and displays and it offers flexible installation with other video controllers or control software The input and output cards are composed of 4 ports therefore user can easily configures any input and output channels from 4X4 to 32X32 by plugging the cards into OMM 2500 mainframe Introduction The OMM 2500 modular matrix enables to switch up to 32 different DVI HDMI and SDI sources to 32 different digital displays It can be configured using 8 input and output cards and each card has 4 ports of input and output In case of Dual link DVI card DDVI 2EI DDVI 2bEO it is composed of 2 ports therefore configuration for input and output channels are from 2x2 to 16x16 Any input source whether it is a HD DVD player Blue Ray player or a computer with high resolution graphics can be routed to DVI and HDMI output digital display Note SDI is not a licensed HDCP interface and if the content received from HDMI is protected by HDCP there should be no output from the SDI slot 1 1 Key features Up to 32 DVI HDMI and SDI inputs and outputs can be configured Each card has 4 input or 4 output ports and 8 cards can be fitted into input and output bays Dual link DVI supports from 2 x 2 to 1
3. Channel Names 15 2 9 2 ANB SZ OOF 16 3 9 9 VIGWOF Eau b 17 2 9 4 Mideo GSheratorcs cese 18 3 9 5 Monitoring Port dee N repe enne deu ted ede 19 3 3 6 EDID Management 20 3 3 7 ADOP on off aede He oct e 24 3 3 8 25 3 3 9 Control e eee A bre ce dte eed 28 Chapter 4 PC program 29 4 1 PC program file download and 29 4 2 Gonn ectInfo oie E ie peo der do dl bae ee 30 Chapter 5 Web control panel 40 eene entente nnne nnn 31 Chapter 6 Command input sessi 32 6 1 Command input avian 32 6 2 Examples of command 0 440 10 E 33 6 21 Einkinput and output nro n e codd ata et 33 6 2 2 Inputarid output status cas ac re Gent enti edo Gn reine 33 6 2 3 Input and Output Name request and 34 Table 6 4 Input and Output Name request and setting command examples 34 6 2 4 Network Setting inset fere co dn EE
4. Port SDI INPUTO MATRIX EDID SDI INPUTOZ MATRIX Management SDI INPUTO3 MATRIX HDCP on off SDI_INPUTO4 MATRIX 29 Preset MATRIX IN14 MATRIX IN3U MATRIX IN15 MATRIX INSIKKK Control Lock MATRIX_IN16 MATRIX t provides basic configuration of OMM 2500 Touch ol configuration icon to see all features Channel Name LAN amp RS232 Multi Viewer It is activated when QDVI O is in output bay Video Generator Monitoring Port EDID Management HDCP on off Preset Control Lock 14 3 3 1 Channel 9 Configuration 2 2 aje Input Channel Output Channel GEFORCE 001 MATRIX INT MATRIX IN18 MATRIX IN18 MATRIX 20 MATRIX IN21 MATRIX 22 MATRIX IN23 MATRIX IN24 501 MATRIX 25 301 MATRIX_IN26 301 MATRIX_IN2 3DI INPUTO4 MATRIX IN28 MATRIX IN23 MATRIX IN3O MATRIX IN3IKKK Control Lock MATRIX_IN16 MATRIX_IN32 It can be allocated specific names for all inputs and outputs to distinguish them Touch Input channel or Output Channel bar right next to Channel Name Touch a channel bar to enter channel name Then the keypad window will be popped up Touch Shift key to select a letter or number and 0 button to make a space Enter a channel name using the keypad Touch Enter key then keypad will be closed Touch the Save button to complete the process 15
5. 3 3 2 LAN amp RS232 9 Configuration Channel idee 85232 Baudrate 9500 5 Data bit 8bit Non Parity 1Stop Bit rork ddress 192 168 001 9 3000 mask 255 255 2556 000 192 168 001 001 way Address 0092000 Apply Cancel 1 Baud rate It sets RS 232 Baud Rate OMM 2500 supports 9600 19200 38400 57600 and 115200bps Touch EN icon to decrease Baud Rate Touch I icon to increase Baud Rate Touch Apply icon to complete the process default setting is 115200 2 Network modifies IP Address Subnet mask Gateway Mac Address and Port to be used for your network Touch one 1 of them to modify the network setting LED shows the keypad window Touch the number key to enter desired setting Touch the Shift icon to move the next row Touch the icon to modify the number Touch the Enter key Touch the Apply icon to save the configuration The Network default setting is as below IP Address 192 168 001 117 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 000 Gateway 192 168 001 001 UDP Port 3000 3 3 3 Multi Viewer 9 Configuration Ch Selected Window LAN amp RS232 B Slot 4 819101 i Vi Input2 p Multi Viewer sooo 2 Video Full Window Monitoring Port EDID Input4 Management HDCP on off Preset Control Lock cancel The most outstanding feature of OMM 2500 is embedded multi viewer card QD
6. AB touch 0 and B keys in order Touch ENTER key to save the name Touch an input channel icon to select desired input Touch single or multiple output channel icons to select desired outputs Outputs can be deselected by touching each output channel icon again Touch Save icon to save the configuration Touch the selected input channel icon again and it shows current input output connection 26 2 Preset Load mode Configuration Channel Load Name LAN amp RS232 IP I Multi Viewer gt Generator Monitoring Port EDID Management HDCP on off w w m N m Control Lock __ Apply Cancel Touch the Load icon Touch the 2 icon to select desired Preset Load number Touch the Load icon next to the icon such as m PRESET 01 and it shows current input output connection in the Preset Load number Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Note Saved input output connection data in the Preset Save number is also saved in the Preset Load number at the same time 27 3 3 9 Control Lock 9 Configuration aje Channel Lock Web Data 5232 Lock Lock Lock Unlock Unlock d Unlock Multi Viewer Video Reset Generator aii ire Do you want to reset to factory default settings Reset Monitoring Port EDID Management
7. OUT300 31 MATRIX OUT311 CONFERENCE 32 Single Link DVI Output MATRIX MATRIX IN21 MATRIX IN 21 MATRIX IN21 AN 192 1 0 1 506 1 3 SubJll 1 0 0 RS232 30400BPS IP 192 168 001 116 Move the mouse cursor at the top of the black bar Click the right mouse button and select Setting to set the control Select the way of control method between RS 232 and UDP Ethernet n case of RS 232 control enter available COM port number of your PC and select baud rate The baud rate should be same as that OMM 2500 115200 is default In case of Ethernet enter IP address of OMM 2500 and port number 3000 is default port number of OMM 2500 Click Open button to finish the setting f the connection is properly made current status of OMM 2500 will be shown NOTE Click the right mouse button at the top of the black bar and select Refresh to update the current status if it s necessary NOTE Click the right mouse button at the top of the black bar and select Show Log Handler to check the current command status if it s necessary Then the Message window will be shown 30 Chapter 5 Web control panel operation The Web control panel operation provides a user friendly graphic interface and easy access to control OMM 2500 if the PC is connected to Ethernet But the functions are a little bit limited comparing with other methods The OMM 2500 supports standard web browser but Microsoft Explorer i
8. Sending Page 564 Serial Port Setup Sending Page 565 Sending Page 566 CommPort Sending Page 567 Sending Page 568 Sending Page 569 BaudRate 384006 5 Sending Page 570 Monitor Sending Page 571 Sending Page 572 Status Sending Page 573 Sending Page 575 Sending Page 576 Progress Sending Page 577 Sending Page 579 Sending Page 580 All Done 53375ms LockBit Reset About Exit Application Code Runing Copyright c 2005 Yong kyu Bae 2 9 be uploaded other Firmware files repeat steps 2 to 8 if it s necessary 10 Please close a megabox exe program and reboot OMM 2500 to run it under new firmware 45 Chapter 8 Trouble shooting Problem Symptom Solution Check the connection of power cord to the OMM 2500 No Power Power LED Off and AC power outlet and that make sure that power switch is in the ON Check the Input Output cables are firmly connected to each port of OMM 2500 Check the Input and Output connection configuration you want The display is not capable of handling graphic resolution Check the compatibility of EDID in the EEPROM and attached displays No Output No Output present When a single Input is routed to multiple outputs lower resolution EDID should be selected EX Input 1 gt Output 1 UXGA amp Output 2 SXGA If EEPROM 1 store the display
9. Touch single or multiple input channel icons to select desired inputs Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Start Output EDID writing process Report shows the progress status For example if user select one 1 output channel and nine 9 ten 10 input channel icons Report shows step by step as below Output EDID Write Process Start Output 1 Data Read Start Output 1 Data Read Input 9 Out 30 Copy EDID Mode and Input 10 Out 30 Copy EDID Mode 22 4 Resolution List treads EDID from the selected Resolution List by user and copies it in allocated input 9 Configuration 9 Mode amp Channel LAN amp RS232 Ddefautt output copy Auto detect Resolution List Multi Viewer 2K 2048x1080 2 Video mm Generator LBB BE Ee 15 5 n EBMESEAESEJEJETES Preset Control Lock Touch the 2 icon to select the desired resolution The Resolution List is as below SVGA XGA 720P WXGA SXGAp WXGAp 800x600 1024x768 1280x720 1366x768 1400x1050 1440x900 UXGA WSXGAP 1080P WUXGA 2K 1600x1200 1680x1050 1920x1080 1920x1200 2048x1080 Touch single or multiple input channel icons to select desired inputs Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Start the Resolution List EDID writing process Report shows the progress status 23 3
10. 1 EDID UXGA the display 2 SXGA will not work due to resolution limit The source has stopped sending a graphic signal Check the Input source status by connecting it to available monitor without the OMM 2500 46 Chapter 9 Specification 9 1 General Specification Section 7 BasicSpc 1 Main VESA resolution amp Main vertical frequency from 640x480 up to WUXGA 1920x1200 60Hz Reference video output 9 output video resolutions with 16 patterns 2560x1600 60Hz Dual link Support Electric DVI Dual link DVI Video resolution 1 In Output Link condition 2 source amp display Link condition a Diagnosis 3 EDID HDCP information by the remote control Non support Optical DVI SDI through the Web Video format Video format conversion without scaling 1 Save amp Restore for Current connection amp Control i Configuration e conversion function condition by internal memory 1 Default Mode 2 Auto Detect Mode 3 Output Copy Mode 4 Resolution List Mode 32 x 32 4 ports in one in output card 16 x 16 2 ports in one in output card Golor Back Touch LCD Pressure type With additional output card QDVI O Quad view amp picture in picture PIP EDID management Multi viewer Switching 1 sec If No format searching by speed Display In Output card Spec Model name In Output port
11. Enter a name and choose an icon in Connection Description window and click OK n Connect To window ignore the Country Area Code and Phone Number fields but select available COM port of PC to be connected to OMM 2500 then click OK COM Properties window set the parameters as below Bits per second baud rate 115200 115200 is default baud rate of OMM 2500 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow control None Note Bit per second of Hyper Terminal should be set as same as baud rate of OMM 2500 Click OK to save the parameters Go Start Programs Accessories Communications HyperTerminal then new icon will be shown Then select it to launch Hyper Terminal Type command inputs to control OMM 2500 Refer to Chap 5 Chapter 3 3 1 Home amp State A Home amp State Control operation OUT SLOT 01 ABCDEFGHIJKLM 3 MATRIX_OUTO3 Dual Link DVI Output OUT SLOT 02 HDMI Output OUT SLOT 04 Single Link Output OUT SLOT 05 Single Link Output OUT SLOT 06 Single Link DVI Output OUT SLOT 07 Single Link DVI Output OUT SLOT 08 Single Link MATRIXIN21 5 MATRIX_OUTOS MATRIX_IN21 13 MATRIX_OUT13 MATRIX_IN21 17 MATRIX_OUT17 MATRIXIN21 21 MATRIX_OUT21 MATRIX_IN21 25 MATRIX_OUT25 MATRIXIN21 29 MATRIX_IN21 5 MATRIX OUTO3 MATRIX 12 MATRIX_OUT14 MATRIX IN 1 18 MATRIX OUTI8 MATAIX_IN21 22 ATRIX OUT22 MATRI
12. HDCP on off Preset Control Lock ancel eee pply 1 Lock tlocks and unlocks control items such as Web Key RS 232 TCP IP and UDP Select the Lock or Unlock by touching the icon Touch the Apply icon to complete the process 2 Reset It resets OMM 2500 by system reboot and default setting It maintains the latest link connection and network Touch the Reset icon to complete the process 28 Chapter 4 PC program operation The PC program with a user friendly graphic interface is configured same as touch screen on front panel refer to chapter 3 Control Operation for PC program operation 4 1 PC program file download and Installation Visit our website www opticis com Click PRODUCTS bar at the top of the page Click Multi format Matrix Router and OMM 2500 step by step Click and download the PC program file Run the setup exe to install OMM 2500 PC program The OMM 2500 icon will be shown on the wallpaper Double click it to launch PC program and will be shown as below A Home amp State OUT SLOT 01 ABCDEFGHIJKLM 3 MATRIx_OUTO3 Dual Link DVI Output MATRIX IN21 MATRIX IN21 OUT SLOT 02 5 MATRIX OUTO3 5 MATRIX_OUTO3 7 MATRIX_OUTO3 MATRIX HDMI Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OUT SLOT 04 13 MATRIX_OUTI3 14 _MATRIX_OUTI4 15 MATRIX OUTI5 16 MATRIX_OUTI66 Single Link DVI Output MATRIX IN21 MATRIX
13. environment free from liquid or dirt contamination Refer all service and repair issues to Opticis For commercial or general product support contact your reseller For technical service contact Opticis by email techsupp opticis com or visit its website at www opticis com Cleaning Turn off the power Remove all of the electrical and optical fiber from the Modular matrix chassis OMM 2500 Separate each input output card from the body Put the cards on the safety place and keep it carefully Clean with dry cloth inside of the body after each card is separated Remove dust on the surface of each card with air gun Install each card back to the body 52 pricis Opticis Locations HQ 16 Kins Tower 8 Seongnam daero 331 beon gil Bundang gu Seongnam si Gyeonggi o 463 844 Rep of KOREA Tel 82 31 719 8033 Fax 82 31 719 8032 Factory 501 Byoksan Technopia 560 Dunchon daero Jungwon gu Seongnam si Gyeonggi do 462 716 Rep of KOREA Tel 82 31 737 8033 Fax 82 31 737 8039 For order support please contact your Distributor or Reseller For technical support visit Opticis web site www opticis com or contact techsupp opticis com 53
14. is QUADLAY 1 5 inserted in 1 slot of output bay Reply QUADLAY 01 05 Request current status of QDVI O If one QDVI O is inserted in 2 QUAD slot and output resolution is 1600x1200 960Hz with layout 6 Reply QUAD 01 00 00 02 05 06 03 00 00 04 00 00 Table 6 13 Multi viewer card setting command examples 6 2 11Slot status request t requests current cards type in input and output bay SDI output card SDI 4EO 8 21 Multi viewer card QDVI O Reserved 0A HDMI input card HDMI 4EI Reserved HDMI output card HDMI 4EO EN Table 6 14 Card types and its data 39 The first numeric data reply represents the order row of slot and second and third data represents type of input and output cards Command Description and reply Requests current cards type in input and output bay OMM 2500 has 8 rows of input and output slots If the input output cards are configured as below 15 row Single DVI input card 1 Fiber DVI output card 279 row Single DVI input card Multi viewer card SLOT 3 row 1 Fiber DVI input card Single DVI output card 4 row 1 Fiber DVI input card output card Reply SLOT201 02 19 SLOT202 02 21 SLOT 203 18 03 SLOT 204 18 00 Table 6 15 Slot status request command example 6 2 12Control lock command tlocks and unlocks the controls such as Web RS 232 TCP IP and UDP t request open status of controls Web control
15. or multiple input channel icons to select desired inputs Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Start the Auto detect EDID writing process Report shows the progress status For example if user select nine 9 and ten 10 input channel icons Report shows AutoMix EDID Write Process Start Input 9 Automix EDID Mode and Input 10 Automix EDID Mode 3 Output Copy Mode t reads EDID from any target display and copies it in allocated input Configuration Ch 1 Mode amp Channel LAN amp RS232 P output copy E Auto detect dii Resolution List Multi Viewer OUTPUT 00 Generator wW 2 8 rir ae 1 2 n pps Preset Report Control Lock 5817 Cancel Touch the Output Copy icon Select the OUTPUT 00 combo box right next to the Output Channel to designate output channel 21 9 Configuration Channel ame OUTPUT 00 om LAN amp RS232 Default e Output Copy Auto detect Resolution List Multi Viewer 5 Output Channel JKL Generator co Port PRS TUV EI Enter HDCP on off Close iii Preset Control Lock H ancel Then the keypad window will be shown as above Enter the number of desired output channel by select number keys Touch Enter and Close Then previous page with 1 32 buttons will be shown
16. 3 7 HDCP on off 9 Configuration 5 aje Channel Name Input Channel ERS pomo nonna ES 2 23 MEE DoD 1 Monitoring Port EDID Management HDCP Off HDCP on off ww HDCP On Preset Control Lock Apply User set HDCP on off this menu Select Deselect single or multiple Input Channel icons by touching Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Note Only the Electrical single link DVI Dual link DVI and HDMI cards complies with HDCP 24 3 3 8 Preset Configuration Channel Name 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 LAN amp RS232 EDID Management HDCP on off Control Lock It saves and loads the current routings to up to ten 10 specified preset number 1 Preset Save mode Touch the Save icon Touch the icon to select desired Preset Save number 25 9 Configuration Channel Name KB PRESET 01 Edit LAN amp RS232 Multi Viewer Monitoring Port EDID Management HDCP on off Preset Control Lock Cancel Touch the Edit icon to modify or enter a Preset name Then key pad will be shown as above Touch the Shift key to select a letter or number Touch a letter or number key to enter a desired Preset name Touch 0 key to make a space and enter next letter For example if user want to enter
17. 34 6 2 5 Video gerierator settirig c olere cdd eee n eite 35 6 2 6 Monitor output port 36 6 27 EDID control command eie da ace eie hen eed 37 6 2 8 JHDGP On off ie eme eire etti 37 6 2 9 Baud rate setting for 6 232 38 6 2 10 Multi viewer card QDVI O 38 6 2 11 Slot status request dep epe 39 6 2 12 Control lock 40 6 2 13 Preset Control 41 6 2 14 Power State Request ende ada generet etae i d 42 6 2 15 Firmware Version Request nne nnne 42 Chapter 7 Firmware Updates tian perte etd ebd e en tend eed dea 43 Chapter 8 Trouble shooting Pert od be enden ten es bb deter 46 Chapter 9 Specification nitet tied te e ete oed eh biduo 47 9 1 General Specification eren te edere tine eru o Dri uidi e rote 47 9 2 Power Specification iore bei Ee p ab eei a ia pe aet 48 9 3 SDI video input and output scaling 48 9 4 Compatibility between Dual link In Output cards and another In Output cards 49 Chapter 10 Warranty
18. 440 x 440 x 311mm WDH 70 19 Single DVI input SDVI 4EI 4 x DVI D receptacle Single DVI output SDVI 4EO 4 x DVI D receptacle Dual DVI input DDVI 2EI 2 x DVI D receptacle lt 15Kg net weight with dual powers Dual DVI input DDVI 2EO 2 x DVI D receptacle HDMI input HDMI 4EI 4 x HDMI receptacle HDMI output HDMI 4EO 4 x HDMI receptacle Cooling system Cooling fan Forced cooling system SDI input SDI 4EI 4 x SDI receptacle SDI output SDI 4EO 4 x SDI receptacle Certifications CE FCC E Quad output QDVI O 1x DVI D receptacle 1x SC receptacle Front key Touch LCD RS 232 TCP IP 1 fiber DVI input SDVI 1FI 4xSC receptacle Control system Web e 1fiber DVI output SDVI 1FO 4 x SC receptacle Temperature 10 40 Temperature 30 70 Operating Relative humidity 30 75 Transport Relative humidity 96 10 95 At heric P At heric P mospheric Pressure 2004 1060 MOSPNETIC 500 1060 hPa hPa 47 9 2 Power Specification AC Power 1 Input Voltage AC100 240V 10 50 60Hz 2 Power consumption 4 5 1 8 3 Shall have a power cord that complies with regulatory requirements imposed by the country of sale 4 Incorporate a power cord management system for securing a bundled up cord External Fuse 1 Input Voltage AC100 240V 10 50 60Hz 2 Power consumption 4 5 1 8A 3 F 16 AH250V 9 3 SDI video input and output scaling condition
19. 5 3000 Requests current network setting Reply NETGW 192 168 001 001 NET NETIP 192 168 001 118 NETSN 255 255 255 000 NETPA AA BB CC DD EE FF NETPT 3000 Table 6 5 Network setting command examples 34 6 2 5 Video generator setting t changes resolution and pattern of video generator It requests current video generator setting Table 6 6 describes the resolutions and patterns OMM 2500 supports By command input operation user can change these to be used with on site source for easy installation Vertical Color Bar Vertical Color Bar scroll Interval 0 5sec Vertical Color Bar scroll Interval 1 0sec Horizontal Color Bar Horizontal Color Bar scroll Interval 0 5sec Horizontal Color Bar scroll Interval 1 0sec Full White Full Yellow Full Green Full Magenta Full Red Full Blue Full Gray Cross Hatch 16x16 Grayscale bars Table 6 6 Video generator resolutions and patterns 35 Description and reply Sets video generator resolution by data 4 Reply VIDRES 1280x1024 60HZ VIDIMG 3 Sets video generator pattern by data 3 Fit Reply VIDIMG VCOLORBAR10SMOVE Sets Video generator OSD On VIDOSD 1 Reply VIDOSD ON OSD is 0 Requests current video generator resolution and pattern VID Reply VID 04_03_01 it means data 4 resolution and data 3 pattern and OSD On Tabl
20. 6 x16 input and output Has Electrical DVI HDMI SDI and Optical DVI input and output cards Provides Touch LCD and a user friendly graphic interface Any input formats can be converted to DVI HDMI and SDI But the resolution between the formats should be same Complies with DDC HDCP Electrical DVI and HDMI cards only Supports up to WUXGA 1920x1200 at 60Hz refresh ratio for Single link DVI WQXGA 2560x1600 at 60Hz refresh ratio for Dual link DVI or 1080p at 60Hz for HDMI and SDI Supports 4 types of EDID management Default Mode Auto Detect Mode Output Copy Mode Resolution List Mode Supports various control methods Touch control operation Key buttons operation Command input Such as Hyper terminal by RS 232 and Telnet by TCP IP Web panel control TCP IP PC program by RS 232 and UDP Works with OPTICIS HDMI and SDI optical extender for long signal extension Has dual power supplier for hot swappable and load sharing Equips multi viewer card to be used in various monitoring systems Provides Preset mode to save and load the current routings Provides diagnostic function for quick trouble shooting Has video generator output and monitoring output for easy installation 1 2 Shipping group OMM 2500 Modular matrix chassis 1 EA Input output cards Option SDVI 4El 4 ports electrical Single link DVI input card SDVI 4EO 4 ports electrical Single link DVI output card DDVI 2El 2 ports electric
21. User s Manual Version 1 0 OMM 2500 Multi format Modular matrix 32x32 DVI HDMI SDI Matrix 15 Doc OM D140805 1 0 TABLE CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction and installation 4 1 1 Ems 4 1 2 SHIPPING OLOU Pate 5 1 3 Nonce of sale 08 96 2 3 CE 6 1 4 c 6 1 5 InStallauo E A 7 LST InrtlaliZatioriz i uet te Rm cee Reena 7 1 5 2 Connection for remote control 7 1 6 EDID Configuration as edes eaer e dip esc ta T HH ERR ded epe da dea neu 7 Ghapter 2 Gontrol Set p olera sped vage eid e eo HERR ERE 9 2 1 DGS PYM qc 9 2 2 OGB IP Setupiob DG EE T 9 245222 4T 6lnetb erit ottiene citer ettet rete 9 2 2 10 2 21 Launching 10 Chapter 3 Control operation 11 3 1 HOMES States Ls cete eed ei c 11 3 2 iere obo bI beta eb 12 13 13 3 3 Configuration mode 14
22. VI O Multi viewer card QDVI O can choose 4 inputs among 32 inputs of OMM 2500 and configure and output these input signals with 7 different layouts Select the SLOT by touching 2 icon It shows location where the QDVI O is inserted among output slots If only one QDVI O is inserted the number will be fixed and not changed Select the output resolution by touching 21 icon Touch the Full Window or Divided Window icon Touch the Apply icon to complete the process 3 3 4 Video Generator Configuration Ch Mae Selected Pattern 050 Multi Viewer Stop Video Vertical Color Bar flow Generator Monitoring Port EDID Horizontal Color Bar flow e mun ECT HDCP on off Cross Hatch 16x16 amp Grayscale Bar Preset Control Lock It changes resolution and pattern of video generator Select resolution or pattern and OSD by touching the icons Touch Apply icon to complete the process 18 3 3 5 Monitoring Port 9 Configuration Ch sie Input Channel LAN amp RS232 Multi Viewer Video Generator Monitoring Port EDID Management HDCP on off Preset Control Lock Apply Cancel t allocates input to Monitor Output port for monitoring uses Connect a display to the Monitoring Output port and any video sources to the DVI input ports on the real panel Touch an input channel to select desired input Touch the Apply icon to complete the pr
23. X IN 1 26 MATRIX OUT26 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_OUT300 MATRIX IN21 ub ll 1 0 0 MATRIXLIN I 7 MATRIX_OUTO3 MATRIX IN21 15 MATRIX OUTI5 MATRIX IN 1 19 MATRIX OUTIS MATAIX_IN21 23 MATRIX_OUT23 MATRIX_IN21 2 7 MATRIX_OUT2 MATRIX_IN21 11 MATRIX_OUT311 MATRIX_IN21 400 5 MATAIX_OUTOS MATAIX_IN21 15 MATRIX_OUT166 MATRIX_IN21 20 MATRIX_OUT20 MATRIX_IN21 24 MATRIX_OUT2 MATRIX_IN21 28 MATRIX_OUT28 MATRIX_IN21 12 CONFERENCE_32 MATAIX_IN21 IP 192 168 001 116 It provides a user friendly graphic interface showing various status such as input output card type connection power on off firmware version and network information If the green LED of output slot number is lit ON as shown above user can recognize the resolution of input signal ex 21 800 600 and input output connection status If LED is OFF input and output signals are not connected and it will be disable as grey color Description of Icons Section Remark Section Remark Home amp State icon MAIN Current Firmware version R Current Input card Power Status icon Sub Firmware version C t output d Link Mode icon Sub ll S bus n Firmware version Configuration Mode RS232 IP Current Network icon Setting status 11 3 2 LINK mode 08 10 14 19 20 29 EAE 25 26 27 28 Apply cancel t configures input output c
24. _IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OUT SLOT 05 17 MATRIX OUTI7 18 _MATRIX_OUTI8 19 MATRIX OUIT19 20 MATRIX_OUT20 Single Link Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OUT SLOT 06 21 MATRIX OUT21 22 ATRIX OUT22 23 MATRIX_OUT23 24 _MATRIX_OUT2 Single Link DVI Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OUT SLOT 07 25 MATRIX OUT 25 26 _ MATRIX_OUT26 27 MATRIX OUT 7 28 _MATRIX_OUT28 Single Link DVI a Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OuTsLoTos 25 MATRIX 00 31 MATRIX OUT3I1 32 CONFERENCE 32 Single Link DVI Output MATRIX 2 MATRIX IN21 MATRIX MATRIX 121 MAIN 1 0 1 506 1 Sub ll 1 0 0 15232 38400BPS IP 192 168 001 116 Fig 4 1 program of 2500 29 4 2 Connect Info G Home amp State ON 5 gg OUT SLOT 01 1 ABCDEFGHIJKLM 3 MATRIX_OUTOS Dual Link Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 OUT SLOT 02 5 MATRIX_OUTOS 5 MATRIX OUTO3 7 8 HDMI Output MATRIX IN21 MATRIX IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 Open Connection DEAR Serial Communication G UDP Communication OUT SLOT 04 A CEE jenen IP Address 192 168 1 117 Baud Rate 520 Port Number 3000 Data Bits Parity Stop Bits OUT SLOT 06 Single Link D Output Data Flow Control OUT SLOT 07 Single Link DV Output MATRIX_IN21 MATRIX_IN21 MATRIXIN21 OUT SLOT 08 3 JTVY 30 MATRIX
25. al Dual link DVI input card DDVI 2EO 2 ports electrical Dual link DVI output card SDVI 1FI 4 ports 1 fiber optical DVI input card SDVI 1FO 4 ports 1 fiber optical DVI output card HDMI 4El 4 ports electrical HDMI input card HDMI 4El 4 ports electrical HDMI output card SDI 4El 4 ports electrical SDI input card SDI 4EO 4 ports electrical SDI output card QDVI O Multi viewer card AC power cord 1EA Power supplier 1 EA Dual power supplier is an option User manual 1 EA Firmware download cable 1 EA Use only this accessory specified by the manufacturer RS 232 cable Straight type 1 EA 1 3 Notice of safe usage We recommend you to read following warning precaution and information before start to operate the OMM 2500 modular matrix Use of the equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may result in ire coverable damage Keep the unit away from liquid magnetic and combustible substances Do not place heavy weight on the unit Move away from noisy environment such as vibration or impact Do not install the unit vertically Do not disassemble the unit Carry the unit using the handle in front of the panel with two 2 Users 1 4 Physical description The OMM 2500 modular matrix chassis is mountable on a 19 standard rack Key buttons LCD display and power switch are placed on the front panel as shown in Figure 1 1 Figure 1 1 Front and Rear panel of OMM 2500 All Input and output cards interface po
26. al link and HDMI cards complies with HDCP Command Description and reply Sets HDCP OFF Input 32 HDCP 320FF Reply HDCP 32 OFF HDCP ON is ON HDCP Requests current All Input HDCP State 2 Reply 01 02 31 32 Table 6 10 HDCP ON off setting command examples 37 6 2 9 Baud rate setting for RS 232 It sets RS 232 baud rate OMM 2500 supports 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200bps It requests current RS 232 baud rate Command Description and reply Sets RS 232 baud rate Reply RS232 115200BPS Requests current baud rate Reply RS232 115200BPS RS232 115200 RS232 Table 6 11 Baud rate setting command examples 6 2 10Multi viewer card QDVI O setting t sets output resolution and layout of QDVI O t requests current status of QDVI O Trj EE 1920x1200 60Hz 1 Large screen Left side 3 Small screen Right side 1280x720p 60Hz 1 Large screen Top side 3 small screen Bottom side Table 6 12 Supporting resolutions and layouts of QDVI O 38 The first numeric data in command line represents slot number of output bay of OMM 2500 where QDVI O is inserted Command Description and reply Sets output resolution of QDVI O at 1920x1080P In this case QUADRES 3 9 QDVI O is inserted in 3 slot of output bay Reply QUADRES 03 09 Sets layout of QDVI O as quad screen In this case QDVI O
27. bers Request Preset Name Example Send PRENAME 02 Reply PRENAME 02 PRENUMBER02 PRENAME Preset Number Preset Name Setting Preset Name Example Send 02 MeetRomm Reply PRENAME 02 MeetRomm Table 6 18 Preset control command examples 41 6 2 14Power State Request t requests current status of SMPS Power On Off Command Description and reply Request SMPS State PWR Reply PWR L OFF Left SMPS On Right SMPS Off Table 6 19 Power State Request command examples 6 2 15Firmware Version Request Command Description and reply Request Firmware Version Reply 100 1 100 100 VER Main Version 1 0 0 Input Version 1 0 0 Output Version 1 0 0 Table 6 20 Firmware Version Request command examples 42 Chapter 7 Firmware update OMM 2500 has three way Firmware settings 1 Main Firmware 2 Input Firmware 3 Output Firmware All Firmware ports are placed on the VGEXT of the rear panel RS 232 F1 port for Main Firmware Use a supplied download cable RS 232 F2 port for Input Firmware Use a supplied download cable RJ11 to RS 232 F3 port for Output Firmware Use a supplied download cable RJ11 to RS 232 1 Please install Megabeatexe or Windows xp OS Note Megaboot exe can t be installed under Windows 7 and Vista OS 2 Click D Open of File to be programmed in the Flas
28. e Flash File Selected Fu ete Flash File Selected Flash Hex File OK 148736 Bytes Sending Page 0 Sending Page 1 Sending Page 2 Sending Page 3 Sending Page 4 Sending Page 5 Sending Page 6 Port Setup Sending Page 7 Serial Port Disable Sending Page 8 CommPort COM1 Sending Page 9 Sending Page 10 Sending Page 11 BaudRate 384006 Sending Page 12 Sending Page 13 Sending Page 314 Status SJ Sending Page 15 Programming Sending Page 16 Sending Page 17 Sending Page 18 Flash Lock bits Progress LockBit Reset About Exit Copyright 2005 Yong kyu Bae 2 44 8 After 3 4 minutes Application Code Runing message will be shown Then the firmware upload is completed mi MegaBoot 1 08 Iz to be programed in the Flash ProjectGDM Project 6x16 Matrixi02_Software OMM1 000_Ver1 O Output FilevOMM1000 111117 hex Open r File to be programed in the EEPROM Programming Option Target Information T Sending Page 553 Flash Device ATmega165 Sena Pen 3554 A B 1 Sending Page 555 Reload Flash Files PageSize 128 Bytes Sending Paga 556 D Sending Page 557 EEPROM BootSize 4k Words Sending Page 558 5 v Sending Page 559 Lock bits FlashSize 1k Bytes Sending Page 560 T Sending Page 561 EEpromSue 256 Bytes Sending Page 562 Sending Page 563
29. e 6 7 Video generator command examples 6 2 6 Monitor output port setting t makes input to connected to monitor output port It requests current input port that connected to monitor output port Command Description and reply Makes input 13 connected to monitor output ports Reply MON 13 MON Requests current input port that connected to monitor output port Reply 13 Table 6 8 Monitor output setting command examples 36 6 2 7 EDID control command It stores EDID information in input port of OMM 2500 t requests current EDID setting for all input ports Command Description and reply Default mode Saves default EDID in input ports 1 7 and 15 Reply EDID 01DEF EDID DE1 7 15 EDID 07DEF EDID 15DEF EDID AUTO2 8 9 Auto mix mode Analyzes all EDID information of connected displays to makes optimized EDID then save it in input ports 2 8 and 9 Reply EDIDZ02AUTO EDID 08AUTO EDID 09AUTO EDID OUT3_5 Output copy mode Copies EDID information of output 3 display and stores it in input port 5 Reply EDID 030UT EDID RESOS 32 Resolution EDID Mode Save Resolution list 3 to input 32 Reply EDID 32RES EDID Requests current EDID setting for all inputs Reply EDID 01OUT O2AUTOO3RES 32DEF Table 6 9 Monitor output setting command examples 6 2 8 HDCP On off setting Only the Electrical single link DVI Du
30. h to select directory and file hex Format to be uploaded R MegaBoot V1 08 File to be programed in the Flash File ta be programed in the EEPROM Programming Option Target Information Open Serial Port Flash Device Flash Hex File 7 Flash Fi PageSize XXXX EEPROM BootSize XXXX Lock bits FlashSize EEpromSize serial Port Disable Monitor Status Ready Waiting for target Progress LockBit Reset About Exit Serial Port Setup Comm Por COM1 BaudRate 384000 5 Copyright c 2005 Yong kyu Bae 43 Connect the Firmware to be updated a rear panel of OMM 2500 to RS 232 Comm port in PC using a supplied download cable Select CommPort to select communication port of PC for RS 232 communication with OMM 2500 To enable CommPort Click 39 when it shown as Serial Port Enable Power On of OMM 2500 Then the firmware will be uploaded and its status will be shown in the message box shown as below MegaBoot 1 08 File to be programed in the Flash 0101 Working Data 02_ProjectiGDM Project1 6x16 02 SoftwarevOMM1000 Vert Output Fil File to be programed in the EEPROM Option Open Serial Port Open Flash HexFile v Reload Flash Fil
31. ix out24 EE REN matrix in25 matrix in26 matrix 27 matrix in28 matrix 25 matrix 26 matrix ouQ7 matrix 28 iter Eee ke m wu matrix 1029 matrix 20 matrix in31 matrix in32 matrix out29 matrix out30 matrix out31 matrix out32 ERES LINK Resolution OSD ON OFF 16001200 v B Fig 5 1 shows structure of Web control panel It controls input output connection and vide generator and informs simple input output status Please remind that after new input output connection user has to click LINK button and SEND button for new generator setting 31 Chapter 6 Command input operation The OMM 2500 modular matrix could be operated with various interfaces such as Touch LCD key button inputs command input through RS 232 and TCP IP Web control through TCP IP and PC program through RS 232 and UDP All functions are executed on a basis of a serial command input but the graphic interfaces on the Web or the PC program make more efficient way to operate the OMM 2500 modular matrix Command input operation is accomplished through RS 232 or TCP IP For setting procedures for those protocols please refer to Chap 2 and Chap 3 6 1 Command input structure The command inputs are composed of a string of ASCII codes and its basic structure is Co
32. lock WUL Web control unlock Data control UDP TCP IP RS 232 lock DUL Data control UDP TCP IP RS 232 unlock Key control lock KUL Key control unlock Table 6 16 Locking type and its ASCII data Command Description and reply Locks data control HOODIE Reply LOCK DL Request current status of control method LOCK Reply LOCK WUL DUL KUL Table 6 17 Control lock command examples 40 6 2 13Preset Control Commend t saves routings under a preset number t requests current Preset mode setting t changes the name and reads the Preset status Command Description and reply PRE SAVE lt Preset Numbers Requests to save the current routings under the preset number selected Reply PRE SAVE lt Preset Number link state Example Send PRE SAVE01 PRE SAVEO1 00 01 00 02 00 03 00 04 00 32 04 04 indicates input 4 linked to output 4 Input 00 indicates no link set for the output PRE LOAD lt Preset Numbers Requests to load the saved preset number Reply PRE LOAD lt Preset Number link state Example Send PRE LOAD01 Reply PRE ZLOADO1 00 01 00 02 00 03 00 04 00 32 PRE Request Preset Information Example Send PRE Reply PRE TABO1 01 01 02 02 31 31 32 32 PRE TABO2 01 01 02 02 31 31 32 32 PRE TABOS 01 01 02 02 31 31 32 32 M PRE TAB10 01 01 02 02 31 31 32 32 PRENAME lt Preset Num
33. ly to the OMM 2500 the network server will not able to assign the IP address In this case network information of PC should be set manually The default IP address of OMM 2500 is 192 168 1 117 Before connecting OMM 2500 to your network please verify the availability of IP address in your network The IP address can be reconfigured by key button PC program or command lines over RS 232 or TCP IP 1 6 EDID Configuration EDID Extended Display Identification Data is an information set that is provided by a display to describe its capabilities to a graphic source It enables a graphic source to identify the connected display information set includes manufacturer product type phosphor or filter type timings supported by the display display size luminance data and for digital displays only pixel mapping data Once the graphic source reads the information set usually during the booting process the EDID determines the optimal format for a connected display OMM2500 supports storing of EDID information to an EEPROM for each Input 2500 has four way EDID settings 1 Default Mode default EDID from the factory 2 Output Copy Mode read of EDID from any target display and copy in input port 3 Auto Detect Mode analyzing of all EDID from the attached displays and store optimized EDID in input port to avoid any compliance problems in the field and 4 Resolution List Mode read EDID from the selected Resolutio
34. mmand Delimiter Data Delimiter or or Data End Table 6 1 shows all commands and its brief descriptions Command Description LINK Input and Output connection IN Input signal status request OUT Output signal status request INNAME Input Channel Name Request and setting OUTNAME Output Channel Name Request and setting NET Network information request NETGW Gateway address setting NETSN Subnet mask address setting NETIP IP address setting NETPA MAC address setting NETPT UDP port number setting VID Video generator status request VIDRES Video generator resolution setting VIDIMG Video generator pattern setting MON Monitoring port setting and status request EDID EDID mode setting HDCP HDCP On Off request and setting RS232 RS 232 Baud rate request setting QUAD Quad viewer card status request QUADRES Quad viewer card output resolution setting QUADLAY Quad viewer card layout setting PRE Preset Load and save PRENAME Preset name request and Setting SLOT Input output slot status request LOCK Lock Unlock the control type PWR SMPS Power On Off State Request VER MAIN In Out Firmware Version Request Table 6 1 Commands set 32 The command input allows executing only one command Multiple command inputs require executing multiple strings having each command per a string User can use capital letters and small le
35. n List by user and copies it in allocated input 2 2 eeeseeeceeeeoeceveeeeeeeeccoe Sources Displays INPUT 1 32 OUTPUT 1 32 WRITE EDID F 4 1 DID RTI 1 lt gt INTERFACE 4 CONTROL lt gt Read Write 4 EEPROM32 Figure 1 2 Concept of EDID setting and working OMM 2500 modular matrix As depicted in Figure 1 2 once EDID is configured each EDID is stored in EEPROM in Input ports As a result the video sources are able to read EDID from the EEPROM during booting process even though the OMM 2500 and connected displays are not powered on yet Chapter 2 Control setup The OMM 2500 modular matrix can be controlled in various ways such as command input RS 232 TCP IP Web control panel TCP IP supplied PC program RS 232 UDP as well as Touch LCD and key button on the front panel To do this PC should be configured properly 2 1 TCP IP 2 1 1 TCP IP setup of PC TCP IP the abbreviation of Transmission Control Protocol TCP and the Internet Protocol IP is commonly used protocol to control remote computers To control OMM 2500 over TCP IP set network properties of PC as below Explained here is based on Win 7 OS Open Control Panel Select Network Status in Network and Internet menu Select Adapter set
36. ocess 3 3 6 EDID Management 9 Configuration Channel Name Mode amp Channel LAN amp RS232 Default Output Auto detect Resolution List Multi Viewer 3 45 7 os s 2a c 22 23 22 nn 2 27 2 9 9 20 1 2 Report Preset Control Lock It sets EDID information of display in input port OMM 2500 supports four 4 types of EDID setting Default Mode Auto detect Mode Output Copy Mode and Resolution List Mode for supporting easier installation with various displays in the field 1 Default Mode It is default EDID from the factory By selecting it default EDID will be designated for allocated input channels Check the Default icon by touch Touch single or multiple input channel icons to select desired inputs Touch the Apply icon to complete the process Start the Default EDID writing process Report shows the progress status For example if user select three 3 and four 4 input channel icons Default EDID Write Process Start Input 3 Default EDID Mode and Input 4 Default EDID Mode are shown in Report box 20 2 Auto detect Mode analyzes all EDID of attached displays at the output ports of OMM 2500 and get optimized EDID By selecting it user can save optimized one in allocated input Touch the Auto detect icon Touch single
37. onnections for cross switching 1 Touch lel the Link Icon 2 Touchan input channel to be designated among 32 input buttons 3 Touch single multiple output channel s among 32 output buttons to be connected with display 4 Outputs can be initialized by clicking designated output button again 5 Touch Apply button to save the configuration 6 Touch the selected input button again to check current input number channel name and connected output 7 Toconfigure next Input output connection repeat from step 2 to 4 3 2 1 All Link It connects an input and all output connection 1 Touch All Link icon 2 Touch an input channel button to select desired input 3 Touch Apply button to save the configuration 4 Touch selected input channel again to check the connection between the selected input and connected all output 3 2 2 Unlink It unlinks connected input and output channel s Touch All Unlink button Touch an input channel button to select desired input Touch Apply button to save the configuration Touch the selected input channel again to check an unlink state between the selected input and connected output s 3 3 Configuration mode Configuration aje Input Channel Output Channel GEFORCE 0 MATRIX LAN amp RS232 MATRIX MATRIX MATRIX MATRIX Multi Viewer MATRIX MATRIX MATRIX Video MATRIX MATRIX Generator MATRIX MATRIX Monitoring MATRIX MATRIX
38. ot Command Description and reply Requests input 5 status Reply IN 05 1920x1200p or IN 05 Signal Off Requests output 12 status Reply OUT 12 Un Plugged or OUT 12 Plugged IN 05 OUT 12 Table 6 3 Input and output status command examples 33 6 2 3 Input and Output Name request and setting Command Description and reply 05 Requests input 5 name Reply INNAME 05 MATRIX 05 05 DVDPlayer Setting input 5 name Reply INNAME 05 DVDPLA YER OUTNAME 12 Requests output 12 name Reply OUTNAMES 12 MATRIX_OUT 12 OUTNAME 12 01 Setting input 5 name Reply OUTNAME 12 PROJECT01 Table 6 4 Input and Output Name request and setting command examples 6 2 4 Network setting t sets IP Gateway Subnet mask MAC address and UDP port number t requests current network setting Command Description and reply NETGW 192 168 1 1 Sets Gateway address each data ranges from 000 to 255 Reply NETGW 192 168 001 001 NETIP 192 168 1 118 Sets IP address each data ranges from 000 to 255 Reply NETGW 192 168 001 118 NETSN 255 255 255 0 Sets Subnet mask address each data ranges from 000 to 255 Reply NETSN 255 255 255 000 NETPA AA BB CC DD EE FF Sets MAC address each data ranges from 00 to FF Reply NETPA AA BB CC DD EE FF Sets UDP port number data ranges from 0 to 6553
39. properly use the product in the application for which said product is intended Dispose of Old Electrical amp Electronic Equipment Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate systems This marking shown the product or its literature indicates that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life To prevent 50 possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product or their local government office for details of where and how they can take this item for environmentally safe recycling Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal Chapter 11 Safety Instructions WARNING Do not touch signal input signal output of other connectors and the patient simultaneously WARNING Do not connect any accessory except provided by Opticis Any damage caused other power adapters or accessories will not be taken any responsibility by Opticis 51 Chapter 12 Maintenance No special maintenance is required for the matrix and power Ensure that the matrix and power are stored or used in a benign
40. rts and power supplier are placed on the rear panel as below Input bay for 4 input cards left side Output bay for 4 output cards right side RS 232 F1 Serial communication and Main Firmware port F2 Input Firmware port output Firmware port LAN RJ 45 receptacle for TCP IP or UDP control REFERENCE OUTPUT for internal video source for easy installation MONITORING OUTPUT for internal output port to monitor input signal Power supplier Dual power is an option 1 5 Installation 1 5 1 Initialization Put insert the cards into each input or output bay according to user interface All input or output cards have the same connection way and tighten the screws just until snug against the main frame Then please make sure the cards are fully seated Connect the provided AC power cord to AC power inlet Turn on the switches at the bottom of the AC power inlet and on the front panel step by step Then OMM 2500 will start initialization process Loading will be shown on LCD display After 7 10 sec Home amp State status on LCD display will be shown Now OMM 2500 is ready to receive commands from user 1 5 2 Connection for remote control Connect the OMM 2500 to PC with the supplied RS 232 cable Connect the OMM 2500 to PC with LAN cable with RJ 45 connector NOTE Typically the IP address of PC connected to the network is configured by DHCP server But if the PC is connected direct
41. s highly recommended to run OMM 2500 stably Before running the web browser to control OMM 2500 please confirm that Network setting of OMM 2500 and Ethernet connection of the PC Refer to Chap 2 and Chap 3 Launch the web browser and enter the IP address of current OMM 2500 into the URL address line For example if the IP address of OMM 2500 is set as 192 168 001 117 just type 192 168 1 117 2500 Matrix Web Control matrix in01 matrix 00 matrix in03 matrix 04 matrix out 1 matrix out02 out 3 matrix out04 matrix in05 matrix 0 matrix 07 matrix 1008 matrix 05 matrix out06 out 7 matrix out 8 we we we a oem Gu matrix in09 matrix 010 matrix ini matrix in12 matrix ouf 9 matrix 10 matrix 11 matrix out12 we we j we ma matrix in13 matrix 1914 matrix 1015 matrix 1016 matrix our j matrix 14 matrix 15 matrix 16 we e we matrix in17 matrix 118 matrix 19 matrix in20 matrix out matrix out 8 matrix 19 matrix Eo gt in21 matrix in22 matrix 23 matrix_in24 matrix out21 matrix out22 matrix out23 matr
42. ting Select Local Area Connection and right click to open property Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Enter IP Subnet mask Gateway and DNS server address compatible with the current network setting of OMM 2500 Click OK to terminate IP setup session Note If the IP address of OMM 2500 is 192 168 001 117 the PC IP address should be chosen as 192 168 001 nnn where nnn can range from 000 to 255 except 117 2 1 2 Launching Telnet Telnet is a terminal program embedded in Window OS system to access remote computers using TCP IP protocol With the network setting of the PC as above launch Telnet as below Make sure PC and OMM 2500 are connected by Ethernet Click Start menu and select Run Type CMD to open command window Type telnet 192 168 1 117 Type current IP address of OMM 2500 Press ENTER then Welcome to OMM 2500 and TELNET control messages will be shown Type command inputs to control OMM 2500 Refer to Chap 6 2 2 RS 232 2 2 1 Launching HyperTerminal The OMM 2500 modular matrix provides RS 232 serial communication The simplest way to control OMM 2500 over RS 232 is using embedded software in Windows OS HyperTerminal To launch Hyper Terminal Explained here is based on Windows XP OS Hyper Terminal is not available on Win 7 Connect the PC to OMM 2500 over RS 232 cable Select Start gt Programs gt Accessories gt Communications gt HyperTerminal
43. tters for commands but cannot mix it like Link it must be corrected as link or LINK After all input commands OMM 2500 sends back replies to conform the execution of commands Input and output port number range from 1 to 32 and prefix 0 can be used such as 4001 and 010 but in the replies after the command inputs the digits of port number are two such as 01 and 10 6 2 Examples of command inputs 6 2 1 Link input and output t makes single or multi connections of inputs and outputs t makes disconnection of all inputs when used with 0 t requests inputs and outputs status of 2500 Command Description and reply Makes input 1 connected to output 10 Reply LINKz01 10 Makes input 1 connected to output 3 and 4 to 7 Reply LINK 201 03 04 07 Makes input 5 connected to all outputs LINKz01 1 0 LINK 1 03 04 7 LINK 05 Reply LINK 05 i Makes all connections disconnected LINK 00 Reply LINK 00 NUT Makes output 6 disconnected LINK 00 06 Reply LINK 00 06 Dem Requests current inputs and outputs connections status Reply LINK 201 01 02 04 32 13 Table 6 2 Link command examples 6 2 2 Input and output status t requests input signal status If the input is connected it replies input resolution but if it is not connected it returns Signal t requests output status whether it is connected to display or n
44. workmanship and materials under normal use and service for a period of one 1 year from the date of purchase from Opticis or its authorized resellers If a product does not work as warranted during the applicable warranty period Opticis shall at its option and expense repair the defective product or part deliver to customer an equivalent product or part to replace the defective item or refund to customer the purchase price paid for the defective product This product should be serviced such as repair or replace by Opticis and please contact your reseller or Opticis if you have any problems All products that are replaced will become the property of Opticis Replacement products may be new or reconditioned Any replaced or repaired product or part has a ninety 90 day warranty or the reminder of the initial warranty period whichever is longer Opticis shall not be responsible for any software firmware information or memory data of customer contained in stored on or integrated with any products returned to Opticis for repair under warranty or not Warranty Limitation and Exclusion Opticis shall have no further obligation under the foregoing limited warranty if the product has been damaged due to abuse misuse neglect accident unusual physical or electrical stress unauthorized modifications tampering alterations or service other than by Opticis or its authorized agents causes other than from ordinary use or failure to
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