User Guide - Aurora Multimedia Corp.
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1. n E Lol Lool Leod Lose kasel Loor Looped H IM Een paer enen peery pane pesi oe dt tt Ot MM H eg ER weet gett weet Feely feet pr ede be De De De gl Lee Lewes Lewes Lessel epgel Lene Leg pce meet pose pas wes pees pss i di gema ebe e DXM 3232 G2 DXM 1616 G2 110 220 power connector DXM 1616 DXM 3232 have 2 for redundant power The lower power connector is the primary when a single supply is installed Note Depending on what type of cards and external devices are being powered will determine if the second power supply is used for additional power handling or redundant operation The card with the silver handle is for the fans DXM 1616 amp DXM 3232 The model will determine the amount of input cards There are 4 ports per input card The 8x8 has 2 16x16 has 4 and the 32 x 32 has 8 Note Input Cards the silk screen in the corner to match the cards in the correct slot type Cards are hot swappable IEC Power Connector s The model will determine the amount of output cards There are 4 ports Output Cards per output card The 8x8 has 2 16x16 has 4 and the 32 x 32 has 8 Note the silk screen in the corner to match the cards in the correct slot type Cards are hot swappable Future Use At this time if LAN operation is required it is recommend to use LAN the Nugget Serial on the RS 232 port ma Main Control Port Refer to the Serial Command section for available commands Recomme2. 2 LEDis not lit a Check to see if Wall supply is plugged into wall outlet b Make certain wall outlet has power a Make certain the proper EDID from a Dolby capable receiver unit is 3 No Dolby Surround Sound learned Note this could affect non Dolby devices from playing sound if the source outputs Dolby 4 LEDs on HDBaseT cards a Pull out all cards and reseat each card one by one until defective card is found The pattern signifies the backplane bus cannot communicate alternating E and something is tying the bus up a If you are using HyperTerminal to test try to use Hercules as it can 5 RS 232 commands not working send the commands in one shot vs typing it in The speed at which the commands are sent could affect operation a Exceeding recommend distance relative to cable specification b Use shielded cable Sometimes external devices like radio transmitters 6 Intermittent Noise in image can interfere with HDBT signals Even though the HDBaseT will work with non shielded cabling we recommend its usage for best performance 1 All transmission distances are measured using West Penn cable as per Appendix 3 The transmission distance is defined as the distance between the video source and the display 2 To reduce the interference among the unshielded twisted pairs of wires in UTP cable you can use shielded STP cables to improve EMI problems which is worsen in long transmission Warning Do not plug RJ 45 HDBaseT output
3. 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H force off use space between HDCP Forced ON HDCPFONx lt CR gt x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H use space between Note This will force HDCP on regardless of routed input HDCP is forced on by default HDCP Forced IHDCPFOFFx CR x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H use space between Note HDCP Forced Off will output HDCP on the output if routed input has HDCP and will turn off HDCP if there is no HDCP on input OFF 25 User Guide Query Input BRINx cr x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H Card Baud Rate use space between Query Output BROUTx lt cr gt x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port 4 Card Baud Rate use space between Query Input RXINx lt cr gt x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port 4 Card Serial use space between Receive Query Output RXOUTx cr x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port Card Serial use space between Receive Query Firmware FMINPx lt cr gt X port number 1 32 Note Command only works for HDBaseT Input Port only cards for RS 232 ports Query Firmware FMINCx lt cr gt x port number 1 8 Input Card Query Firmware FMOUTPx cr x port number 1 32 Note Command only works for HDBaseT Output Port cards only for RS 232 ports Output Card Main Processor Query Input Rx lt c
4. 7 lt CR gt BRIN1 12 13 lt cr gt 27 BR96008N1IN1 cr BR192008N10UT1 35 13 lt cr gt RXOFFIN11 15 lt cr gt RXONOUT11 15 lt cr gt RSIN1 3 12TX04123 0D lt CR gt RSOUT1 3 12TX04123 60D CR DVIONI1 2 3 45 6 7 lt CR gt BR384008N1IN1 lt cr gt BR192008N1IN12 cr BR48008N1IN13 lt cr gt User Guide Query Baud Rate on Output 4 7 amp 8 BROUTA 7 8 lt cr gt BR96008N10UTA cr Response is output 4 9600 8N1 BR192008N10UT7 cr output 7 19200 8N1 output 8 38400 BR384008N10UT8 cr ani Query Input Port 1 3 amp 5 Serial RXIN1 3 5 cr RXIN1ON cr Receive RXIN3ON cr RXINSOFF lt cr gt Query Output Port 1 Serial Receive RXOUT1 lt cr gt RXOUT1ON cr Query Input Port 1 Firmware FMINP1 lt cr gt FMIN1 2 0 0 lt cr gt Query Input Card 1 Firmware FMINPC1 lt cr gt FMINC1 2 0 0 lt cr gt Query Output Port 1 Firmware FMOUTP1 lt cr gt FMOUT1 2 0 0 lt cr gt Query Output Card 1 Firmware FMOUTC1 lt cr gt FMOUTC1 2 0 0 lt cr gt Query Main Processor firmware FMO 2 0 0 cr Query Input 13 Route Response R13 lt cr gt R13to2 9 26 lt cr gt shows it is routed to 2 9 amp 26 DXW 2 Series Wall Plate RS 232 Reporting Examples Example DXW Command DXM Command Button 1 pressed on DXW2 RSIN1ITXO5 BP1 lt cr gt lt cr gt Button 2 pressed on DXW2 RSINITXO5 BP2 lt cr gt lt cr gt Example from DXW via DXM RSINTTXO5 BP1 cr cr RSIN1 Si
5. equipment during shipping and Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for such damage 35 www auroramultimedia com Aurora Multimedia Corp 205 Commercial Court Morganville NJ 07751 Phone 732 591 5800 Fax 732 591 6801
6. CCESSORIES External HDBT Fiber Boxes and Wall Plates DXE CAT RX1 DXE CAT TX f o oE3 HDMI C IR R 2 HDBaseT INPUT 24v D DXE CAT TX2 OXE CAT TX dr o fq I HOMI 2avoc R RS 232 HDBaseT INPUT 230 HDBaseT Receiver No PS 328 600 HDBaseT Receiver No PS 230 HDBaseT Transmitter No PS 328 600 HDBaseT Transmitter No PS 2 Input HDBaseT Wall Plate VGA amp HDMI 230 CAT Extender 2 Input HDBaseT Wall Plate VGA amp HDMI 230 CAT Extender with LAN 2 Input HDBaseT Wall Plate VGA amp HDMI 230 CAT Extender with LAN and Dual USB User Guide DXE FIBR TX3 HDMI to Dual Multi mode 300m Single mode 2km Fiber Transmitter DXE FIBR RX3 Dual Multi mode 300m Single mode 2km Fiber Receiver to HDMI Cables DXE CAT RK3 FEM an rmeen W UR H H D 9 DXE CAT RK3BL Blank Panels for DXE CAT RK3 Rack Mount PS0053 1 24VDC PS w US Adaptor DXE CAT CA0052 F2T3R 3 5mm TRS to FEMALE DB9 2 TX 3 RX Null Modem CA0052 F3T2R 3 5mm TRS to FEMALE DB9 3 TX 2 RX CA0052 M2T3R 3 5mm TRS to MALE DB9 2 TX 3 RX Null Modem CA0052 M3T2R 3 5mm TRS to MALE DB9 3 TX 2 RX User Guide DESCRIPTION Front Panel DXM G2 Series eg g8aunmgHgnunnuuuuuu lt DDD LUE REL SR Em 9 AR EE BunmzEnununmum WIELER o ERR cv p uni NE V AEA P C munungmgngsgugunuuH H8 2 28 8 8 8 E R R I io R p eg y 4 Pr o Back
7. E EE EP WIELER oo EE e a pXM 32592 P d Aurora 4 Input HDMI Card 4 Input HDMI Card with Loop Out for Cascading 4 Input HDMI HDBaseT 230 CAT Card DXCI 4 HDBT2 G2 DXCI 4 YPbPr G2 DXCI 4 282H G2 User Guide 4 Input HDMI HDBaseT 328 600 CAT Card 4 Input HDMI HDBaseT 328 600 CAT Card with Ethernet and internal external POE 4 Input DVI HDCP amp Auto Eq for 30m Cable Support Card 4 Input Dual Multi mode 300m Single mode 2km Fiber Card 4 Input VGA with Audio Card with 4 VGA breakout adaptors 4 Input YPbPr with Audio Card with 4 YPbPr audio RCA female breakout adaptor 4 Input 2 3G SDI amp 2 HDMI Card DXCI 4 2V2H G2 DXCI 4 SDI G2 User Guide 4 Input 2 VGA with Audio amp 2 HDMI Card with 2 VGA audio breakout adaptors 4 Input 3G HD SD SDI Card 4 Output HDMI with audio de embedder Card 4 Output HDMI HDBaseT 230 CAT Card 4 Output HDMI HDBaseT 328 600 CAT Card 4 Output DVI HDCP Card 4 Output Seamless Switcher DVI No HDCP Card 4 Output Dual Multi mode 300m Single mode 2km Fiber Card User Guide DXCO 4 VGA G2 4 Output VGA Card with 2 VGA audio breakout adaptors DXCO 4 2S2H G2 4 Output 2 3G SDI amp 2 HDMI Card 4 Output 2 VGA with Audio amp 2 HDMI Card with 2 VGA audio breakout adaptors DXCO 4 SDI G2 4 Output 3G HD SD SDI Card DXM PWR G2 DXM Power Supply for 16x16 and 32x32 User Guide DIGITAL XTREME A
8. NIIT Aurora DXM G2 Series Digital Xtreme Card Cages 8x8 16x16 32x32 EEN c oy annonnononn BA Senneeeeeee treme SE au oO o U BHunmzEnununumum EE I T T T E T T HTH o eu cv CTT am HCLLETTELLO e WEE P 4 BAH TE Manual Number 131227 Firmware v2 2 6 amp above SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please review the following safety precautions If this is the first time using this model then read this manual before installing or using the product If the product is not functioning properly please contact your local dealer or Aurora for further instructions A The lightning symbol in the triangle is used to alert you to the presence of dangerous voltage inside the product that may be sufficient to constitute a risk of electric shock to anyone opening the case It is also used to indicate improper installation or handling of the product that could damage the electrical system in the product or in other equipment attached to the product N The exclamation point in the triangle is used to alert you to important operating and maintenance instructions Failure to follow these instructions could result in injury to you or damage to the product A Be careful with electricity Power outlet To prevent electric shock be sure the electrical plug used on the product power cord matches the electrical outlet used to supply power to the Aurora product Use only th
9. a Shielded HDBaseT Certified Only in Black 4246AF CMR 254246AF CMP Plenum Both CAT 6 and CAT 6a Shielded Cables utilized a Modular Plug Kit 90170 BI Includes 100 Connectors 100 Boots Crimp Tool External round Crimp Tool Strip Tool CAT 6 Unshielded Colors 4246 CMR 254246 CMP Plenum Connector 32 6EZP CAT5e Shielded Blue or Gray 4245F CMR 254245F CMP Plenum Connector 32 EZSTP CAT 5e Unshielded 12 Colors 4245 CMR 254245 CMP Plenum Connectors 32 EZP 34 User Guide APPENDIX 5 Warranty Limited 3 Year Warranty Aurora Multimedia Corp Manufacturer warrants that this product is free of defects in both materials and workmanship for a period of 3 years as defined herein for parts and labor from date of purchase This Limited Warranty covers products purchased in the year of 2009 and after Motorized mechanical parts Hard Drives DVD etc mechanical parts buttons doors etc remotes and cables are covered for a period of 1 year Touch screen displays are covered for 1 year touch screen overlay components are covered for 90 days Supplied batteries are not covered by this warranty During the warranty period and upon proof of purchase the product will be repaired or replaced with same or similar model at our option without charge for parts or labor for the specified product lifetime warranty period This warranty shall not apply if any of the following A The product has bee
10. cards will work with DVI signals The output card has the unique ability to auto detect a DVI display or device connected and automatically remove the audio from the signal even if the source is HDMI This saves space and cost as an external device to strip the audio electrically is not required The need to learn a DVI EDID is not required with the DXM series due to this feature The output card also has the ability to audio de embed and allow stereo output via the 3 5mm TRS connector DXCO 4 HDMI G2 DXCO 4 HDMI G2 LED Description Video Status LED will light solid when video signal is present Audio Status LED will light solid if audio is present Output Card only 23 User Guide SERIAL COMMANDS RS 232 Commands NOTES IS A COMMAND Case sensitive IS A QUERY COMMAND Case sensitive IS A RESPONSE All responses are in the same case as the command lt CR gt Represents a carriage return Hexadecimal character OxOD or Decimal 13 Timing between commands Wait at least 250ms between commands version 2 2 6 and above Command String Format Information Route Command Rxtoz lt cr gt X input port number 0 32 0 is to unroute Input to Z output port number s 1 32 For more than one port number multiple use a comma to separate Example 1 4 5 outputs Route Command RTx1 x2 x3 lt cr gt X1 X2 X3 input port number 0 32 0 is to unroute X is ignore Outputs Note Each potion in order
11. e power adapter and power connection cables designed for this unit Power cord Be sure the power cord is routed so that it will not be stepped on or pinched by heavy items e Lightning For protection from lightning or when the product is left unattended for a long period disconnect it from the power source A Also follow these precautions e Ventilation Do not block the ventilation slots if applicable on the product or place any heavy object on top of it Blocking the air flow could cause damage Arrange components so that air can flow freely Ensure that there is adequate ventilation if the product is placed in a stand or cabinet Put the product in a properly ventilated area away from direct sunlight or any source of heat Overheating Avoid stacking the Aurora product on top of a hot component such as a power amplifier e Risk of Fire Do not place unit on top of any easily combustible material such as carpet or fabric Proper Connections Be sure all cables and equipment are connected to the unit as described in this manual Object Entry To avoid electric shock never stick anything in the slots on the case or remove the cover e Water Exposure To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose to rain or moisture e Cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners to clean this unit Always unplug the power to the device before cleaning e ESD Handle this unit with proper ESD care Failure to do so can result
12. gnifies input 1 on matrix TX05 Is the byte count of the DXW string being sent of 5 BP1 cr 28 User Guide CONNECTOR PIN DEFINITION RS 232 Serial Port Baud Rate Selectable by front panel Female HDMI 19 17 15 13 11 9 d 3 3 1 16 14 12 10 8 Type A Receptacle HDMI Pin 1 TMDS Data2 Pin8 TMDS Data0 Shield Pin 15 SCL Pin2 TMDS Data2 Shield Pin9 TMDS Data0 Pin 16 SDA Pin3 TMDS Data2 Pin 10 TMDS Clock Pin 17 DDC CEC Ground Pin 4 TMDS Data Pin 11 TMDS Clock Shield Pin 18 5 V Power Pin5 TMDS Data Shield Pin 12 TMDS Clock Pin 19 Hot Plug Detect Pin6 TMDS Data1 Pin 13 CEC Pin7 TMDS Data Pin 14 Reserved N C on device 29 User Guide CAT5e 6 7 T568A and T568B M Pins on plug face socket is reversed ring d y F Pin Position solid orange solid La aor 3 m J blue solid i white blue stripe white blue stripe B ina OD Jm le orange solid green solid 7 white brown stripe white brown stripe B in ONES 79 brown solid brown solid 30 User Guide APPENDIX 1 Troubleshooting For best results always make certain you have the latest firmware oe aa a Check that the power plug is properly inserted into a functioning power outlet b Make certain source is on 1 No Video Signal c Verify pin out of connector at each end d If used in electrical noisy environment shielded CAT cable may be required e Verifying routing is correct
13. he highlighted choice Cancel Backs out one level of menu Power Up Ready amp Backed out of Menu Digital Xtreme Hatrix Sustenm DHIT 1616 GZ AQuroramultimedia 14 User Guide EDID Settings The EDID settings allow the managing of all EDID stored in the system Ob MID Setting 1 EDID Setting EDID Update HsZ3J2 setting EDID Manage lect Origin 1 External EDID Default EDID Hac EDID info Seamless Set Origin EDID Pa naa EDID Command External 4132 8 lt Default EDID PHH Hack RS 232 Settings The RS 232 settings can be set for the various baud rates data bits and stop bits for all ports lain Board EDID Setting D tta Bits Stop bit Data bits Stop bit Main Board rarity 5e Stopbits Odd Even 15 User Guide Seamless Settings Allows the selction of a few standard resolutions This menu will only work for the seamless switching boards H E D DEET E 14h Ze dE Version Information Displays the units firmware for the main MCU cards and HDBaseT comunication ports FMO is the main board fimware It is not unusual for a card to have a different firmware revision from the main board however when upgrading firmware it is always best to update all cards to latest firmware as sometimes there can be incompatibility based on the changes Currently 2 2 6 and 2 2 5 will co exist together InRs232 amp OutRs232 Card selection is the firmware fo
14. in failure FCC This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation CE Trademarks All trademarks in this document are the properties of their respective owners User Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS PACKAGE CON A CH E 1 INTRODUC HON 2 ele LEE 2 SM 2 MATRIX FRAMES CARDS amp ACCESSORIES sss sss ses sese eee nenen ennenen enne 2 DESCRIPTION T 9 EE 9 Rear Panel DXM G2 Series eee 10 OPERATION asec ee U 11 Froni Panel Or ed 11 LCD Display Readout amp Front Backlit Keypad ccc eee 14 Switching with Front Panel 19 RTR LE e EE 21 CARD FUNCTIONALIT Y EE 22 WEBSITE 22 FAD EG ANAS RERO REER 23 SERIAL COMMANDS c 24 miele OAV NNI RR TE 24 Ho 232 Command Usage E 27 DXW 2 Series Wall Plate RS 232 Reporting Examples sse eee eee eee 28 CONNECTOR PIN DEFINITION E 29 Ro232 oaral POIN TTT 29 aj OI 29 PN EE 30 APPENDIX 1 Troubleshooting ccceseccseseeeeseeeeeeeeseeeeseeeneeeeseeenseneneeoeseeeaseoeneseneeseaeeoeaes 31 APPENDIX 2 Firmware Update cccccccsseessceeeeeecnsseesenssees
15. le Profile 2 is selected 1 amp 2 gt End gt Enter EDID profile 2 is sent to input 1 and 2 21 User Guide CARD FUNCTIONALITY HDBaseT Cards HDBaseT input and output cards are designed to receive or transmit audio video control and power up to 600ft with 24bit 1080p 60Hz depending on model using a single common CAT 5e 6 6A cable DXCI 4 HDBT1 amp DXCO 4 HDBT1 will go up to 230ft with 36bit color depth DXCI 4 HDBT2 amp DXCO 4 HDBT2 will go up to 328ft 48 bit color depth or 600ft with 24bit color depth CAT 6A shielded cable required for this distance The output card has the unique ability to auto detect a DVI display or device connected and automatically remove the audio from the signal even if the source is HDMI This saves space and cost as an external device to strip the audio electrically is not required The need to learn a DVI EDID is not required with the DXM series due to this feature DXCO 4 HDBT1 G2 DXCO 4 HDBT2 G2 LED Description HDBT port microprocessor is working properly when flashing D HDCP Status LED will be solid when HDCP is present or flash when there is none C Connectivity LED should be solid with a proper cable link to HDBaseT transmitter or receiver accordingly Video Signal LED should be solid when video is present 22 User Guide HDMI Cards HDMI input and output cards support 1080p 60Hz video resolutions with stereo and Dolby Surround Sound audio The input and output
16. lit display for the status and operation Input Output port selection number keys The HDMI signal toggle selection key Example 3 Switch 56 END ENTER to switch signal from the input 3 to output 6 Example CANCEL 1 amp 3 END ENTER to clear signal from the output 1 amp ER Space key whichis used to switch to many output ports at once Example 1 Switch 2 amp 3 amp 6 END ENTER to switch signal from the input 1 to outputs 2 3 6 at the same time All command sends an input to every output at once or all inputs to each output on a one to one Example 7 4ALL means switching signal from input 7 to the all output ports Example CANCEL ALL means turn off all output ports The save key saves the I O configuration into a memory preset Save Example SAVE 2 saves all I O status into the NO 2 memory cell 0 9 ten presets in all The recall key wil restore a saved memory preset Example RECALL 2 restore the I O status from the NO 2 memory preset pg The status shows the matchup of inputs to outputs The cancel key returns the DXM back to standby mode Example 1 Switch 52 END CANCEL clears the input order and user can Cancel type the new one if required END The end key finishes a selection order ENTER The enter key confirms a process selection 9 User Guide Rear Panel DXM G2 Series E E EI EI 8r dab Petty LEE peen were we PLA ela p pa Ja D Ia I
17. ll Refer to the control system manual how to send hexadecimal inside a string Note the hexadecimal counts as only 1 byte for the byte count Aurora control system uses URL encoded methods for sending strings so hello world lt cr gt would be hello world960D This would have 12 bytes for the byte count as 960D counts as one byte Some systems may use OxOD instead Serial Transmit IRSOUTxTXnns CR x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H Output use space between Command nn byte count for string 00 99 Number must be double digit and in ASCII Single digits must have zero in front s string is in ascii and can have non printable ascii characters as well Refer to the control system manual how to send hexadecimal inside a string Note the hexadecimal counts as only 1 byte for the byte count Aurora control system uses URL encoded methods for sending strings so hello world lt cr gt would be hello world960D This would have 12 bytes for the byte count as 960D counts as one byte Some systems may use OxOD instead DVI Output IDVIONX CR x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H Mode Force On use space between DVI Output IDVIOFFx CR x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H Mode Auto use space between Hot plug Output IHPONXx CR X port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port Auto use space between Hot plug Output HPOFFx lt CR gt x port number s
18. m for pixel clock 225MHz CAT 56 6 will achieve 230ft 70m for pixel clock 225MHz CAT 6a 7 will achieve 328ft 100m for pixel clock gt 225MHz Max 115kbps 1 10 100 8P8C RJ 45 DB 9 Female IEC Black Aluminum enclosure DXM 88 3RU 19 x 14 5 x 5 25 DXM 1616 7RU 19 x 14 5 x 12 25 DXM 3232 8RU 19 14 5 x 14 DXM 88 22 5 Ibs DXM 1616 36 lbs DXM 3232 38 5 Ibs 19 Rack Mounting DXM 88 G2 85V 265V 50 60Hz 308 Watts Max DXM 1616 G2 90V 300V 50 60Hz 700 Watts Max DXM 3232 G2 90V 300V 50 60Hz 700 Watts Max 0 40 C 32 104 F 20 60 C 4 140 F 20 90 RH no condensation Specifications subject to change without notice 33 User Guide APPENDIX A Cabling Aurora extender products have been tested utilizing shielded cabling Although our products will work fine without shielded cable it is highly recommended for environmental reasons as the signals are high frequency and can radiate as well as be susceptible to external frequencies and possibly cause noise or disruption in the image Unshielded cabling will work fine ina conduits as it will provide the shielding We have found not all cable is created equal even though they appear similar This can affect distance and overall performance Below is a list of cables that have been officially tested with our products by the manufacturer of the cable West Penn Wire CAT 6 Shielded HDBaseT Certified Only in Black 4246F CMR 254246F CMP Plenum CAT 6
19. n damaged by negligence accident lightning water act of God or mishandling or B The product has not been operated in accordance with procedures specified in operating instructions or C The product has been repaired and or altered by other than manufacturer or authorized service center or D The product s original serial number has been modified or removed or E External equipment other than supplied by manufacturer in determination of manufacturer shall have affected the performance safety or reliability of the product F Part s are no longer available for product In the event that the product needs repair or replacement during the specified warranty period product should be shipped back to Manufacturer at Purchaser s expense Repaired or replaced product shall be returned to Purchaser by standard shipping methods at Manufacturer s discretion Express shipping will be at the expense of the Purchaser If Purchaser resides outside the contiguous US return shipping shall be at Purchaser s expense No other warranty express or implied other than Manufacturer s shall apply Manufacturer does not assume any responsibility for consequential damages expenses or loss of revenue or property inconvenience or interruption in operation experienced by the customer due to a malfunction of the purchased equipment No warranty service performed on any product shall extend the applicable warranty period This warranty does not cover damage to the
20. nded baud rate is 115k 8N1 10 OPERATION Front Panel Menu Structure Version 2 26 amp above Main Menu 1 EDID Setting RS232 Setting oeamless Setting Version Language Keypad Light LCD Backlight System Reset 2 3 4 5 6 Beep Setting 7 8 9 10 Back Sub Menu EDID Setting 1 EDID Update gt 1 External EDID 2 Default EDID 3 Back 2 EDID Manage gt 1 Save EDID 2 Delete EDID 3 Back 3 EDID Info 4 Back 11 User Guide RS232 Setting 1 Main PCB gt 1 Baud Rate 2 Data bits 3 Stop bit 4 Parity 5 Back 2 Input 1 16 3 Output 1 16 4 Back Seamless Set 1 ResolutionSet gt 1 1920 x 1080p 2 1280 x 7200 3 1440 x 900 4 1366 x 768 5 1024 x 768 2 DemoMode Set 3 Back Version Info 1 Main Board Input Card Output Card InRs232 Card OutRs232 Card Back o ok WD Language 1 English 2 Back Beep Setting 1 Turn on 2 Turn off 3 Back 12 User Guide Keypad Light 1 2 3 Turn on Turn off Back LCD Backlight 1 o ok WD Always on 20 minutes 15 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes Back 13 User Guide User Guide LCD Display Readout amp Front Backlit Keypad CHANNEL a I f i L FUNCTION Navigation Menu Pressing will cause the System Settings Menu to appear with 10 selections to choose from as listed below Up Down Allows scrolling of the choices on the menu Enter Selects t
21. oneeeesonseonsonseensonsseesenssonesees 32 DXM Update Utility amp Hardware sss sss eee 32 APPENDIX 3 Technical SpecifiCations c cccceeseeesseeseeseeceneeceneeseeseeeenseseaneeensesennenes 33 APPENDIX 4 Cabling BEE 34 APPENDIX 5 Wairani T sue EEeEE SEENEN EEERESEEREEREEEEEEENEREe 35 PACKAGE CONTENTS Please make sure the following items are included within your package Contact your dealer if any items are missing or damaged e DXM Card Cage DXM 88 DXM 1616 DXM 3232 Accordingly e IEC Power Cord x 1 e Front Door Triangle Access Key e Firmware updating cables RJ 11 to inline Front Door User Manual Triangle Access Key RS 232 Communication Power cable Cable Optional Accessories Refer to Matrix Frames Cards Accessories section for full list of products available for the DXM G2 Series Note Go to www auroramultimedia com for latest manual and firmware User Guide INTRODUCTION About Aurora s 2nd generation Digital Xtreme Matrix DXM switchers now with HDBaseT CAT I O cards offering 1080P 60Hz transmission over CAT cable up to 600ft All units with auto EDID learning and management for ease of setup Associated HDBaseT Tx and Rx modules are remotely powered by the DXM units over CAT cable The new units also offer flexible RS232 signal routing to individual outputs or to all outputs simultaneously for unprecedented display control With a full assortment of Input cards no format is left behind with cry
22. r the communication port on HDBT cards 47511 Info input L amd i IIR Nore Ar i i None NONE ISS None K NOTE Language Settings Currently english is the only selection 16 User Guide Beep Settings Allows the beep sound for each pe press to be turned off and on ail Setting Ue l b u Y_i te urr Tun mn OFF Keypad Light Settings Allows the keypad green backlight to be turned off and on Keypad Light Y A um De lurn Off E f i D LCD Backlight Settings Allows the LCD backlight to be turned off and on or on a timer Please note if you turn it off the room will need to be well lit to ready the information on the screen System Reset This selection will restore all factory settings After a firmware upgrade it is usually a good idea to do a system reset 17 User Guide Back Out of Menu Returns back to Ready Screen 18 User Guide Switching with Front Panel Note Please use the following sequence for proper results Connect the source s output to the input s of the appropriate card Connect the output s of this appropriate card to the destination s ex Display input Connect power cable and switch unit on The indicator light will then light as well as the front LCD Finally turn on the resource and display devices Use front panel to select the I O port Press the number key for required input channel Press the Switch Press the number key for requi
23. r gt X port number 1 32 Note if input is routed to more than one Route output then multiple port numbers will be listed in response separated by a space Note Firmware query commands do not work on analog cards 26 User Guide RS 232 Command Usage Example Response R5to1 2 3 4 cr Example String IR5to1 2 3 4 lt cr gt Example Route Input 5 to Output 1 2 3 and 4 Route Outputs 1 10 on a 16x16 IRT51034739131611XX RT5 1034739131611 X X matrix to various inputs X X X X lt cr gt X X X X cr Save current configuration into IS5 cr S 5 lt cr gt Preset 5 Set Input Port 1 Baud Rate to 96008N1 Set Output Ports 1 3 5 and 13 Baud Rate to 192008N1 Turn off input ports 11 amp 15 auto receive Turn on output ports 11 amp 15 auto receive Send ASCII Serial string 123 lt CR gt to Input ports 1 3 and 12 Note the 960D in an Aurora control system is Hexadecimal OxOD and counts as 1 byte Send ASCII Serial string 123 CR to output ports 1 3 and 12 Note the 960D in an Aurora control system is Hexadecimal OxOD and counts as 1 byte Force HDMI output card to DVI mode on outputs 1 7 Query Baud Rate on Inputs 1 12 amp 13 Response shows input 1 38400 8N1 input 12 19200 8N1 input 13 4800 8N1 IBR96008N1IN1 cr IBR192008N10UT135 13 cr IRXOFFIN11 15 cr IRKONOUT11 15 cr IRSIN1 3 12TX04123960D CR IRSOUT1 3 12TX04123 60D CR IDVION1 2 3 4 5 6
24. red output channel Press the END Press the ENTER at last Example Input 2 to Output 5 2 Switch25 END ENTER 19 User Guide Examples of operation Example To switch signal from the input 1 to Output 3 and 4 at the same time 1 press the input 1 Input Command 1 press the switch Input Command Lit press the output 3 Input Command 1x3 Input Command press the amp 1x34 press the output 4 Input Command LIA press the end Input Command Lise press the enter Switch ok HIMI O1 004 20 User Guide EDID Management 1 Copy EDID from an output to one or multiple inputs Menu gt EDID Settings gt EDID Update gt External EDID Command format Output Switch gt Inout gt End gt Enter Example 2 gt Switch gt 1 gt End gt Enter copy EDID from output 2 to input 1 2 gt Switch gt 1 amp 2 amp 3 gt End gt Enter copy EDID from output 2 to inputs 1 2 and 3 2 Save EDID profile Menu gt EDID Settings gt EDID Manage gt Save EDID Command format Output gt Switch gt Profile gt End gt Enter Example 2 gt Switch gt 1 gt End gt Enter save EDID from output 2 to profile 1 3 Load Use saved EDID profiles tor one or multiple inputs Menu gt EDID Settings gt EDID Update gt Default EDID gt Select an EDID profile Command Format Input gt End gt Enter Examp
25. represents the output An 8x8 matrix assigned to must have 8 positions 16x16 16 positions 32x32 32 positions inputs See below for command example Command Preset Save ISx cr x 1 9 Command Baud Rate Setup BRabINx lt cr gt a baud rate 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 Input Command b bits parity stop 8N1 8E1 801 X port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port use space between Baud Rate Setup BRabOUTx lt cr gt a baud rate 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 Output b bits parity stop 8N1 8E1 801 Command x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H use Space between Serial Input Card RXalNx lt cr gt a OFF or ON Port Receive x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H use space between Note To limit traffic on main RS 232 port turn off ports where the feedback does not matter 24 User Guide Serial Output IRXaOUTx cr a OFF or ON Card Port x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port Receive use space between Note To limit traffic on main RS 232 port turn off ports where the feedback does not matter Serial Transmit IRSINXTXnns CR x port number s 1 32 1 32 1 32 etc More than one port H Input Command use space between nn byte count for string 00 99 Number must be double digit and in ASCII Single digits must have zero in front s string is in ascii and can have non printable ascii characters as we
26. stal clear digital conversion to 1920 x 1080 60Hz Features Card Cage Sizes of 8x8 16x16 32x32 Configurable as 4 channels per Card 12 8Mbps Bandwidth per Port Hot Pluggable Input and Output Cards Redundant Power Supply for 16x16 and 32x32 EDID Management HDCP Compliant VGA Input Output Cards 3G HD SD SDI Input Output Cards HDMI Input Output Cards Output Cards w Audio De embedding amp Auto DVI Detect HDBaseT CAT Input Output Cards Powers remote Tx Rx units amp bi directional RS 232 Fiber Input Output Cards up to 6600 feet 2000m YPbPr Input Cards Composite Input Cards Z 99 9 9 9 99 99 Presets Front LCD status amp Front Panel Button Control RS 232 Control Ethernet Control 9 99 9 99 Note Depending on what type of cards and external devices are being powered will determine if the second power supply is used for additional power handling or redundant operation User Guide MATRIX FRAMES CARDS amp ACCESSORIES DIGITAL XTREME GEN 2 FRAMES amp CARDS Matrix Card Come 000 DXM 88 G2 digital b D se 8x8 Digital Xtreme Matrix Card Cage P rrr a TTT TTT CIH ERTEEEITII o SEIL UISSES EC 16x16 Digital Xtreme Matrix Card Cage p C o mmgugungs5 uuumuH S 2 2 8 8 2 8 R R In ap emm ER DXM 1616_ P d yriurora DXM 3232 G2 D 59 en emum 32x32 Digital Xtreme Matrix Card Cage pem WE
27. to non HDBaseT complaint devices or damage may occur to either product 31 User Guide APPENDIX 2 Firmware Update DXM Update Utility amp Hardware DXM Update Software requires the DXM PGM1 device Refer to the DXM PGM1 manual for more information 32 APPENDIX 3 Model Name HDBT1 Distance HDBT2 Distance LAN Speed LAN Connectors RS 232 Connector Mechanical Housing Weight Empty Card Cage Power supply Operation temperature Storage temperature Relative humidity RS 232 Baud Rate User Guide Technical Specifications DXM Series Card Cage 230ft 70m 1080p 60Hz 36bit CAT 6a 7 230ft 70m 1080p 60Hz 24bit CAT 5e 6 6a 7 197ft 60m 1080p 36bit CAT 5e 6 131ft 40m 1080p 60Hz 48bit CAT 6a 7 131ft 40m 4k2k 30Hz CAT 6a 7 115ft 35m 1080p 60Hz 48bit CAT 5e 6 115ft 35m 4k2k 30Hz CAT 5e 6 CAT 56 6 will achieve 197ft 60m for pixel clock lt 225MHz CAT 56 6 will achieve 115ft 35m for pixel clock 225MHz CAT 62 7 will achieve 230ft 70m for pixel clock lt 225MHz CAT 62 7 will achieve 131ft 40m for pixel clock gt 225MHz 328ft 100m 1080p 60Hz 24 amp 36bit CAT 5e 6 6a 7 328ft 100m 1080p 60Hz 48bit CAT 6a 7 328ft 100m 4k2k 30Hz CAT 6a 7 230ft 70m 1080p 60Hz 48bit CAT 5e 6 6a 7 230ft 70m 4k2k 30Hz CAT 5e 6 6a 7 500ft 152m 1080p 60Hz 24bit Long Reach Mode CAT 6 600ft 183m 1080p 60Hz 24bit Long Reach Mode CAT 6A CAT 56 6 will achieve 328ft 100
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