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2. Eo FCC Class A Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation The Class A limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense NOTE This unit was tested with shielded cables on the peripheral devices Shielded cables must be used with the unit to ensure compliance with FCC emissions limits Table of Contents Chapter One Introduction ooo cccs ces cessseseesestesssneseasestessaneseeeseessaeseeeseenen 1 1 About the Matrix 12800 Switchers 0 000
3. Address assignments must be sequential and may not skip numbers with the exception of the BME sequentially after the audio BME An audio BME uses two virtual addresses but is physically assigned a single number For example an audio BME at physical address 5 occupies virtual addresses 5 and 6 A subsequent BME should be set to physical address 7 Address assignments of 0 through 8 are valid a BME that is assigned address 9 is ignored A system is limited to one or two audio BMEs Install and set up a Matrix 12800 system for operation as follows 1 Disconnect power from all of the equipment including all video sources such as computers or DVD players and the devices that receive the matrix switched video audio or both Rack mount the switcher if desired Ground the BMEs using the ground terminal most models Set the BME addresses Connect the BME COMM interconnecting cables CREE Connect one or two serial cables to the RS 232 RS 422 ports of BME 0 and to the PCs or control systems Connect the AC power cables to the BMEs e gt Reseat all circuit cards See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance Noy Printed circuit cards can become dislodged from their edge connectors during shipment Reseat all I O and controller circuit cards before initial power up Apply AC power to the BMEs and verify the BMEs power up normally Ss le Load the Matrix 128000 System Virtualization Control sof
4. Displays the audio gain level setting for a single input or for all inputs and allows you to change it Mute Outputs settings Displays the RGB Delay amp Mute Adjust screen from which you can mute video audio or both for each input View Input Frequencies Displays the input horizontal and vertical frequencies for each input DSVP Upgrade System Starts the system upgrade wizard which takes you through the steps to save the current Matrix 12800 settings to the hard drive of the controlling computer before you revirtualize your system IP options Allows you to set IP options see Ethernet protocol settings on page 3 23 HTML file manager Displays a list of HTML files installed on the switcher and allows you to upload custom files from a PC connected to the switcher Name Presets Allows you to assign a name to each of the 32 global presets Show RS 232 Strings Displays the ASCII commands that are used by the current configuration You can refer to these commands for RS 232 programming Initialize Initializes and clears any or all of the following ties presets audio configuration preset titles icon names and icons 3 28 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Preferences menu Preferences gt Immediate Changes Immediate Changes Causes changes to take effect e eden nena immediately w Show all tie lines Show 1 inputs tie lines Hold Verify Changes De
5. Figure 4 3 RJ 45 Ethernet connector pin assignments Default IP addresses To access the Matrix 12800 switcher via the Ethernet port you need the Matrix IP Address and may need the subnet mask and the gateway address If the IP address has been changed to an address comprised of words and characters you can determine the actual numeric IP address using the ping ICMP utility see appendix A Ethernet Connection for more details If the addresses have not been changed the factory specified defaults are e IP address 192 168 254 254 e Gateway address 0 0 0 0 e Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide 4 3 Programming Guide cont d 4 4 Establishing a connection Establish a network connection to BME 0 as follows 1 Open a TCP socket to port 23 using the IP address of the BME Noyes Lf the local system administrators have not changed the value the factory specified default 192 168 254 254 is the correct value for this field The BME responds with a copyright message including the date the name of the product firmware version part number and the current date and time No 7f the BME is not password protected the device is ready to accept SIS commands immediately after it sends the copyright message Noyes Ifthe BME is password protected a pas sword prompt appears below the copyright message 2 If the BME is password protected enter the appropriate administrator or user pass
6. 1 6 Operational reliability The Matrix 12800 can support round the clock operation in mission critical applications using a combination of self diagnosis hot swappable components and optional redundant components e Advanced computer aided diagnostics The Matrix 12800 performs self diagnostics 24 hours a day of the I O cards primary and redundant power supply voltages controller cards cooling status and the overall functional status of the matrix The status can be monitored off site for unmanned applications via the Ethernet or RS 232 RS 422 communications ports Dual redundant hot swappable controller cards The primary and redundant controller cards are internally mounted The primary and redundant controller cards can each initiate configuration changes or other matrix switcher operations Each card has an RS 232 RS 422 port for connection of a PC or control system Redundant controllers mean zero downtime for the system There is no loss of functionality should one of the controller cards fail A failed controller card is easily replaceable through the front door with no tools required Hot swappable controllers allow the user to replace either at any time without powering down the matrix Dual redundant hot swappable power supplies The internally mounted primary and redundant power supplies are configured to automatically switch over from a primary supply to a hot redundant supply in the case of a failur
7. LED Indicators Green LED Red LED Red LED bottom Normal operation remove an I O card Card has failed Card seated incorrectly Card seated incorrectly Symptoms and Solutions One or more inputs or outputs does not function properly A red LED is lit on the suspect card The status page indicates that one or more input or output card s has failed Cooling The status page indicates reduced airflow The status page indicates that the primary or redundant fan pair has failed Suggested solutions The input or output Remove and reseat the failed card board has failed 2 Replace the failed card Suggested solutions There is an airflow Clean the front panel air filter restriction or one or more of the fans isnot 2 Replace the primary and redundant fan pair moving as much air as assemblies Selectively reinstall the suspect expected assemblies to determine which has failed One of the fans inthe 1 Replace the failed fan pair assembly fan pair has failed Communication with the FPC 5000 The matrix switcher and the FPC 5000 cannot communicate Suggested solutions There is a Check that the FPC 5000 has the correct IP disagreement in the IP address for the Matrix 12800 protocol settings Check that the FPC 5000 has the correct between the matrix enbnetanack value switcher and the FPC Check all cable and network hardware Matrix 12800 Switchers e U
8. Output number 001 maximum number of outputs X10 Room number 00 32 4 10 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command ASCII command Response Additional host to switcher switcher to host description View ties gain mutes presets file status DSVP and input status Read room outputs Esc x10IMR Kiila ap Kap Example Esc3MR lt Class 1 001 002 008 0094 Outputs 1 2 8 and 9 are assigned to room 3 which is named Class 1 Save current ties as a room _ x10F K12 Rmm k10 Sprk12 Command character is a preset comma Example 3 9 Rmm03 Spr09 Save current ties as preset 9 for room 3 Directly write a room Esc x10 1 2 Pk1P2 KK Direct entry of a global preset preset Rmm10 Sprix12 Recall a room preset x10 x12 Rmm10 Sprfx12 4 Command character is a period Example Rmm05eSpr08 lt 4 Recall room 5 preset 8which becomes the current configuration View video and audio I Video and audio input output tie tied to output x2 View RGB output tie RGBHV input x1 tied to output x2 View video output tie Video input x1 tied to output x2 View audio output tie Audio input K1 tied to output 2 View input audio level Example Gain for input 4 is 2 dB View RGB or video mute 1 mute on 0 mute off View audio mute 1 mute on 0 mute off Room number 00 32 Name Up to 12 alphanume
9. Ss lA KY A 3 A amp Extron Electronics TON 9 INTERFACING SWITCHING AND CONTROL turio User s Manual MATRIX 128 00 wiDESAND VIDES Extron ee Matrix 12800 Series Matrix 12800 Wideband Video Sync and Audio Matrix Switchers 68 556 01 Rev C 10 11 Precautions Safety Instructions English N This symbol is intended to alert the user of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature provided with the equipment A This symbol is intended to alert the user of the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may present a risk of electric shock Caution Read Instructions Read and understand all safety and operating instructions before using the equipment Retain Instructions The safety instructions should be kept for future reference Follow Warnings Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the equipment or in the user information Avoid Attachments Do not use tools or attachments that are not recommended by the equipment manufacturer because they may be hazardous Consignes de S curit Francais Cesymbole sert avertir l utilisateur que la documentation fournie avec le mat riel contient des instructions importantes concernant l exploitation et la maintenance r paration Ce symbole sert avertir l utilisateur de la pr sence dans le bo tier de l appareil de tensions dangereuses non isol es
10. Upgrades and Maintenance Setting the default audio gain By default the audio gain of each output is set to 0 dB unbalanced and 6 dB balanced You can reduce this setting by 6 dB 6 dB unbalanced 0 dB balanced Change the audio gain for one or more outputs as follows Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the backplane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it Noyes Remove two cards for a stereo output and one card of a mono output 1 Use the table below and figure 6 15 on page 6 17 to identify the cards for the output to be set Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the backplane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even tf you cannot feel see or hear it Noyes The audio output cards are the longer cards in the bottom row inside the I O cardcage door of an audio BME 2 Remove the audio output cards from the card See Removing the I O card on the previous page Place the removed card on an anti static surface with the jumpers facing up Noyes The audio cards are shipped without jumpers Jumpers are available using Extron part 10 076 10 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 19 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d 6 20 3 Locate the jum
11. 1 Ensure that all BMEs that are part of the system have been connected to each other and their BME numbers have been set correctly Connect a serial cable between the PC and the Primary RS 232 RS 422 port on BME 0 Power up the Matrix 12800 system See chapter 2 Installation On the PC click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 6400 12800 Control Program to start the program The Comm Port Selection window figure 3 1 appears asking you to select the appropriate PC Comm port the Ethernet port or to select Emulate mode For this example select an RS 232 port but do not click OK yet Check the baud rate displayed in the comm port selection 600 baud window If you need to change the baud rate click the 38400 baud Baud button and double click the desired baud rate NEA eave Available rates are 9600 19200 38400 and 115200 The default is 9600 Click OK Extron s MATRI 128007640073200 Virtualization Control Program 1996 2001 Extron Electronics A5 232 Port 3600 baud Comm 1 Comm 2 Comm 3 Comm 4 More Ports IP LAN J Emulate Figure 3 1 Comm port selection Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 5 Virtualization Control Software cont d After you select the Comm port and click OK the software looks for the Matrix system and reads its hardware configuration the type and size of each BME The software then reads
12. 10 1 2 207 E Go Links Extron Electronics lt 3 Status Configuration File Management Control Logged on Admin Log Off EX contact Us Select RGBHV Settings i i Set and View Ties To adjust Input Audio Level select the desired Input Number in the drop down box The screen will display the current value Set and View Ties i aot Select the new value and it will be saved To Mute video or audio Output select a signal type select the desired Output and Ties 65 96 click the Mute button Ties 97 128 RGBHY Settings Select Global Presets lebal presets Physical Outputs Select Input and p Output Maps Input Signal Type then ha BRR __ video e audio f i di Yap EART Mute UnMute tes Gin erie os Seconds 04 amp Mute All UnMute an 2 5 Mute Status RGBHY Settings UnMute Figure 5 10 RGBHV Settings page 5 10 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations Changing the input gain and attenuation systems with audio BMEs Users can set the level of audio gain or attenuation 24 dB to 9 dB for each input from the RGBHV Settings page Audio levels can be adjusted so there are no noticeable volume differences between sources Change the audio level setting of an input as follows 1 Click the Input drop box A drop down scroll box appears figure 5 11 Input Figure 5 11 Input selection drop box 2 Click and drag the slider or click the scroll up button
13. 3 dB fully loaded 0 10 MHZ eiiis No more than 0 1 dB to 0 1 dB 0 130 IVA oitvesweseteyees No more than 0 5 dB to 0 5 dB Phase between I OS5 000000010000 lt 1 28 at 3 58 MHz Differential phase error 0 1 3 58 to 4 43 MHz Differential gain error 0 1 3 58 to 4 43 MHz Max propagation of delay 5 ns typical 1 ns Crosstalk en eatcecatenntecncneddoarcdcaneareaseede 80 dB 1 MHz 62 dB 10 MHz 52 dB 30 MHz OWCE SPCCG enssins 200 ns max Video input wideband video BMEs Number signal type Wideband models Up to 128 varies with configuration RGBHV RGBS RGsB RsGsBs component video S video composite video Video models essasi Up to 128 usable quantity varies with configuration component video S video composite video C ONNE CTOTS eee eee ee rere ee 128 female BNC usable quantity varies with model Aoninal level narosna 1 Vp p for Y of component video and S video and for composite video 0 7 Vp p for RGB and for R Y and B Y of component video 0 3 Vp p for C of S video Minimum maximum levels Analog 0 5 V to 1 5 Vp p with no offset Eaj eino E ree errr ere 75 ohms KENA lOS Sease lt 30 dB 5 MHz Video output wideband video BMEs Number signal type ssssimisssisisa Up to 128 varies with configuration RGBHV RGBS RGsB RsGsBs component video S video composite video CONC CIOS oseni 128 female BNC usable quantity varies with model Nonunallev
14. QW Figure 2 14 Connecting to the Ethernet Cabling and RJ 45 connector wiring It is vital that your Ethernet cables be the correct cables and that they be properly terminated with the correct pinout Ethernet links use Category CAT 5e or CAT 6 unshielded twisted pair UTP or shielded twisted pair STP cables terminated with RJ 45 connectors Ethernet cables are limited to a length of 328 feet 100 m Noy Do not use standard telephone cables Telephone cables do not support Ethernet or Fast Ethernet Do not stretch or bend cables Transmission errors can occur The cable used depends on your network speed The switcher supports both 10 Mbps 10Base T Ethernet and 100 Mbps 100Base T Fast Ethernet half duplex and full duplex Ethernet connections e 10Base T Ethernet requires CAT 3 UTP or STP cable at minimum e 100Base T Fast Ethernet requires CAT 5e UTP or STP cable at minimum The Ethernet cable can be terminated as a straight through cable or a crossover cable and must be properly terminated for your application figure 2 15 on the next page e Crossover cable Direct connection between the computer and the matrix switcher e Patch straight cable Connection of the matrix switcher to an Ethernet LAN Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 15 Installation cont d 2 16 Pins Crossover Cable Straight through Cable 12345678 End 1 End 2 End 1 End 2 Wire color Wire color Wire co
15. Virtualization Control Software cont d 5 On the menu bar click Configure gt Physical Switchers to show the Physical Configuration screen figure 3 4 Check this screen to ensure that all BMEs were seen on program startup and that their type and size is reported correctly Click the Close button to return to the Virtual Map screen ia Physical Configuration Mi x PHYSICAL Switchers Sustem Type BME Function f 72900 Input Size Output Size 6400 3200 16 32 48 64 80 96 12128 16 32 49 64 80 96 12 128 M 0 WideBand ff Sync C Audio P COC C OOOO CCC M m Wide Band Sync C Audio P C C C M tlO Wide Band C Syne Audio WIC OCC COCe IC COCO eee C aal O Wide Band C Syne C Audio I M ple Wide Band C Sync C Audio Jf Ek C 5 C Wide Band C Synce C Audio a 16 Wide Band c Sync Audio l 7 C Wide Band Sync Audio C nB C Wide Band Sync Audio I lake Figure 3 4 Physical Configuration screen 6 On the menu bar click Configure gt Virtual Switcher Basic to show the Virtual Configuration screen figure 3 5 This screen shows how the software has mapped the physical system into a virtual system There are several variables that you can change on this screen that affect the number of virtual planes and inputs and outputs that are available and how they are presented ia irtual Configuration Basic VIRTUAL Partitons Planes Video config Sync
16. 12 characters maximum 64 maximum 0 current configuration s II Room number 32 max Each can have up to 10 presets X12 s assigned Room preset number 10 maximum Input numbe 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied 4 14 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command Resets Intialize virtual map size Reset global presets and names Reset an individual global preset Reset all room map Reset individual room map Reset all room presets Reset individual room preset Reset RGB delays Reset audio input levels Reset all RGB and audio mutes Reset flash Reset whole switcher Absolute reset ASCII command host to switcher Esc x1 x2IZM lt Esc ZG lEsc x9 ZG lt Esc ZR lt lEsc x10 ZR lt lEsc ZP lt Esc x10 x12 lt Esc ZD lt Esc ZA lt Esc 7Z7 lt Esc ZFFF lt Esc ZXXX lt 4 Response switcher to host Zpmbah aH Zpg Zpekg lt 4t Zpr Zprixio lt 4 Zpp Zppkiokij lt Zp Zpa Zpz Zpfe Zpx Additional description Intialize the virtual map size Clear all global presets and their names Clear preset X9 and its name Clear all rooms Clear room k10 Clear all room presets and their names Clear room x10 preset X12 and its name Reset all RGB delays to 0 0 seconds Reset all audio input levels gain and attenuation to 0
17. character is only acceptable as the lead in to the domain name such as folklore net Password field The mail server Password field and re enter password field display and confirm the password that the Matrix 12800 uses to log on to the e mail server Passwords are case sensitive and are limited to 12 upper case and lower case alphanumeric characters Characters in these fields are masked by asterisks Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 5 7 Web Operations cont d 5 8 Email Address fields The nine Email Address fields identify the e mail addresses of the personnel to whom the Matrix 12800 e mails notification of its failure and repair status Standard e mail address conventions nnnnn xxx com apply The check boxes and drop box associated with each address field permit the operator to specify specific e mail requirements for each recipient In the associated check boxes select the Matrix 12800 components for which the recipient is to receive e mail notification In the associated drop box select whether the recipient is to be e mailed of failures fixes both not notified or to be removed from the e mail list The no response option is handy for temporarily removing personnel from the e mail list when they are unavailable such as on travel or vacation Selecting the remove e mail options and clicking the Submit button removes the recipient from e mail notification File Management Tab File Management page
18. component video S video and composite video from any input to any one or more outputs e Sync switcher BME A rack mountable 10U switcher that routes horizontal H and vertical V or composite sync from any input to any one or more outputs e Audio switcher BME A rack mountable 10U switcher that routes balanced or unbalanced audio from any input to any one or more outputs e FPC 5000 Front Panel Controller A rack mountable device that permits front panel configuration of the inputs and outputs and control of additional system features Wideband RGBHV and RGBS video requires at least one wideband BME to handle the R G and B video planes and at least one sync BME to handle the H and V or the composite sync plane A complete 128 input by 128 output RGBHV and audio matrix consists of three video switching BMEs one each for R G and B two sync BMEs one each for H and V and an audio switching BME with optionally an FPC 5000 figure 1 1 The rear panel of the sync or wideband video BME features a full complement of input and output BNC connectors and the rear panel of the audio BME features a full complement of input and output captive screw connectors The full complement of connectors permits the switcher to be upgraded or expanded to accommodate any system just by replacing or adding a new internal circuit card The circuit cards fans and power supplies are hot swappable eliminating the need to power down the mat
19. day 01 through 31 Mmm month Jan through Dec YYYY year 2000 through 2099 HH hour 00 through 24 MM minutes 00 through 59 SS seconds 00 through 59 IP address HEHE HEH HEH Hardware MAC address He HH HH HH Number of open connections 0 255 X47 Password 12 alphanumeric characters Moyi The following characters are invalid or not recommended in passwords space lt gt and X48 E mail user name The from name of the switcher up to 240 alphanumeric characters Noyes The following characters are invalid or not recommended in the name space lt gt and E mail account 1 through 9 E mail address Typical e mail address format for example nnnn xxx com Notify when 0 suspend 2 fixed or restored 1 fail or missing 3 both fail and fix x52 Notification desired 01 fan 04 input cards 02 power supplies 05 output cards 03 controllers Matrix 12800 Switchers e Programming Guide 4 17 Programming Guide cont d Command and response table for IP SIS commands Command Set matrix name location Read matrix name location Reset matrix name to factory default Set GMT time and date Read GMT time and date Set IP address Read IP address Read hardware address Read of open connections Set subnet mask Read subnet mask Set gateway IP address Read gateway IP address Set administrator password Read administrator password Reset cle
20. dots periods Each field can be numbered from 000 through 255 Leading zeroes up to 3 digits total per field are optional Values of 256 and above are invalid The default address is 192 168 254 254 but if this conflicts with other equipment at your installation you can change the IP address to any valid value Gateway IP Address field The Gateway IP Address field identifies the address of the gateway to the mail server to be used if the Matrix 12800 and the mail server are not on the same subnet The gateway IP address has the same validity rules as the IP address Subnet Mask field The Subnet Mask field is used to determine whether the Matrix 12800 is on the same subnet as the mail server when you are subnetting Hardware Address field The Hardware Address field is hardcoded on the primary controller card in BME 0 and cannot be changed Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations Email Settings page The Email Settings page figure 5 7 can be reached by clicking on the Email Settings link on the system configuration page The Email Settings page has fields for entering all of the information needed to set up the e mail notification capabilities of the switcher After editing any of the settings on this page click the Submit button 3 http 10 1 2 207 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help J Back a gt x E A p9 Search K Favorites A Media amp ee wono Status Config
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22. oors xt e Extron p Timing Video Camera 1 Video Camera 2 Video Camera 3 Figure 2 17 Multiple device external sync connection example If no external sync timing source is connected to the switcher switching occurs immediately Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 17 Installation cont d 2 18 Other Settings Serial port protocol switches The controller card has a DIP switch that allows you to select between the RS 232 and RS 422 protocol for the rear panel RS 232 RS 422 ports RS 232 is the default setting See Swapping the serial port protocol RS 232 RS 422 in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance to select a different serial port protocol Baud rate switches The controller card has two DIP switches that allow you to select among 9600 19200 38400 and 115200 baud for the rear panel RS 232 RS 422 ports 9600 baud is the default setting See Changing the serial port baud rate in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance to select a different baud rate Sync termination switches Each input card supports 32 two columns on the back panel physical inputs In a sync BME the first eight physical inputs on each input card are equipped with sync termination DIP switches Each switch provides the option of selecting either 510 ohms or 75 ohms See Changing the Sync Termination in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance to
23. straight through cable because reversed is a crossover cable no pin pair assignments are swapped Figure A 1 RJ 45 connector pinout tables Default address To access the switcher via the LAN port you need the IP address of switcher If the address has been changed to an address comprised of words and characters you can determine the actual numeric IP address using the Ping utility If the address has not been changed the factory specified default is 192 168 254 254 Ping can also be used to test the Ethernet link to the switcher A 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers Ethernet Connection Pinging to determine Matrix IP Address The Microsoft Ping utility is available at the DOS prompt Ping tests the Ethernet interface between the computer and the switcher Ping can also be used to determine the actual numeric IP address from an alias and to determine the web address Ping the switcher as follows 1 Onthe Windows task bar click on Start gt Run 2 At the Open prompt type command 3 Click the OK button 4 At the DOS prompt type ping IP address and then press Enter The computer returns a display similar to figure A 2 The line Pinging reports the actual numeric IP address regardless of whether you entered the actual numeric IP address or an alias name C gt ping 192 168 254 254 Panging 192 168 254 254 witha 32 bytes of darca Reply Emom OPAL bytes 32 time lt l0ms S G Reply crom 192 168 254 254 bytes
24. the software can map the system into a composite video matrix consisting of up to 128 virtual inputs by 128 virtual outputs in 3 virtual planes video and audio The software can also map the same two switchers into a component video system consisting of up to 42 virtual inputs by 42 virtual outputs in 5 virtual planes Y R Y B Y and left and right audio In this configuration two physical input BNCs and two physical output BNCs are not used As in the S video example the audio plane would be served more cost effectively using a 64 x 64 audio BME Lastly the software can map the same two switchers into a 25 input by 25 output component video system a 20 input by 20 output S video system and a 13 composite input by 13 composite output system each with audio 58 virtual inputs by 58 virtual outputs In fact the video switcher can be subdivided to accommodate any combination of video formats so long as the total number of virtual inputs and virtual outputs does not exceed the number of physical inputs and outputs up to 128 x 128 The number of physical input connectors required can be calculated with the equation Vi Vp Pi where Vi is the number of virtual inputs Vp is the number of virtual planes and Pi is the number of physical inputs required The equation for output connectors is Vo Vp Po 3 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software The largest possible system consists of three 128 x 128 video BMEs t
25. then X17 meaningless RGB delay Delay in second increments 10 5 0 seconds maximum 4 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide X19 gt lt N N N N N N N 9 D G2 N gt lt N I Signal type RGBHV Component video Audio only Virtual input or output Input size Output size BME type Number of BMEs Input map size Output map size Video and audio mute Fan or power supply status Card status nxyyy where n BME number x input or output yyy BNC connector Example 41003 BME 4 input connector 003 The number of physical inputs The number of physical outputs 0 non existent 3 sync 1 wideband video 4 stereo audio 2 low res video 5 mono audio 1 through 8 The number of virtual inputs The number of virtual outputs 0 no mutes 2 audio mute 1 video mute 3 video and audio mute 0 not installed 2 failed 1 installed and working 0 not installed 3 failed both rails 1 installed and working 4 failed negative rail 2 failed positive rail Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide 4 7 Programming Guide cont d Command and response table for SIS commands Command Create ties 4 8 NOTE ASCII command host to switcher Response switcher to host Additional description e Commands can be entered back to back in a string with no spaces For example 1 1 02 2 amp 02
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27. 04 4 6 e The quick multiple tie and tie input to all output commands activate all I O switches simultaneously e The matrix switchers support 1 2 and 3 digit numeric entries 1 1 02 02 or 003 003 e There can be up to 768 virtual inputs and outputs NOTE Tie input X1 to output x2 video and audio Example Tie input X1 to output RGB video only Example see 2nd Note above Tie input X1 to output x2 video only Example see 2nd Note above Tie input X1 to output audio only Example Tie BME x3 input x1 to output Example Quick multiple tie Example Tie input to all outputs video and audio Example Tie input to all outputs RGB only Example see 2nd Note above Tie input to all outputs video only Example see 2nd Note above Tie input to all outputs audio only NOTE Input number Output number BME number a x2 1 3 Kike 10 4 amp a 2 75 ka x2js 12 8 a x2 x3 nS 672 Esc Ok1 x2 ki x2 lt Esc Q3 4 4 5 6 6 lt x1 amp 8 amp x1 10 x 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied Out2 Inki e All Out003 In001 All Out2 eInki JeRGB Out004 In010 RGB amp Out2 eInkk1 e Vide Out005 In007 Vide Out2 e Inkk1 eAud lt Out008eIn012 Aud Out2 Inkx1 e BMEx4 lt Out067 In118 e BME02 lt Oike Oike Inkx1 e All In005 All Inki JeRGB In008 RGB lt Inki Vide In010 Vid lt
28. 10U enclosure but with 3 5 mm 5 pole captive screw connectors 19 2 ogge OO OO OO gago y OOOO OO OG OO SOS o Q000O OOQ OO O eee D OOOO OO OO OO OOOO GOOG OO OG OO oO OOOO 0000 OO 00 GOO SOOO OOOO OO 0000 ooce 2000 O0 OO OO S o 0 re O0 OG OG OOOO Figure 2 1 Matrix 12800 wideband switcher rear panel features BME address switch See page 2 5 BME COMM interconnect ports See page 2 6 Primary and Secondary RS 232 RS 422 ports See page 2 7 Ground terminal See page 2 8 Primary and Redundant AC Power Input connectors See page 2 8 Primary and Redundant AC Power Input switches See page 2 9 Power Supplies LEDs See page 2 9 CPU Status LEDs See page 2 9 Wideband and sync input connectors See page 2 12 QPDOOOOOO Wideband and sync output connectors See page 2 12 2 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Balanced and unbalanced audio input connectors See page 2 13 Audio outputs connectors See page 2 14 FPC Comm port FUTURE CAPABILITY MCP MKP Comm ports See page 2 14 Ethernet port See page 2 15 00000 External Sync connectors See page 2 16 Pre virtualization operations BME settings BME address switch Each BME must be set to a unique ad
29. 32 time lt l0ms Vru i122 Reply tmom 192 21667254 254 bytes 32 time lt l0ms wru i226 Reply tom 19221667254 254 by tes 32 time lt l0ms Vr 126 ping statistics for 192 168 254 254 Packets Sent 4 Received 4 Lost 0 0 loss Approximate round trip times in milli seconds Minimum Oms Maximum Oms Average Oms Figure A 2 Ping response Pinging to determine Web IP address The Ping utility has a modifier a that directs the command to return the Web address rather than the numeric IP address At the DOS prompt type ping a IP address and then press Enter The return display of the computer is similar to the Ping response shown in figure A 2 except that when you specify the a modifier the line Pinging mail reports the web IP address rather than the numeric IP address regardless of whether you entered the actual numeric IP address or an alias name Matrix 12800 Switchers Ethernet Connection A 3 Ethernet Connection cont d Connecting as a Telnet client The Microsoft Telnet utility is available from the DOS prompt Telnet allows you to input SIS commands to the switcher from the PC via the Ethernet link and the LAN Access the DOS prompt and start Telnet as follows 1 2 3 4 On the Windows task bar click on Start gt Run At the Open prompt type command Click the OK button At the DOS prompt type telnet and then press Enter The computer returns a display similar t
30. 4 4 4 aE 2A j Jaf L Cd Cd ca s He 4 4 4 ii eal le ae j Cd Cd Cd Ca ia R f E TS 4 H 4 gt ie EED fe n ef f Pa oc c a oa a ja vd a 3 i HH y H H r 4 1 TEE E FS Ja x k c oc oc oc a oc il c 4 t 7 gt i 4 el i al Cd He eli iE ca Cd T He HH H D Hi a 4 a H r i HA i 4 ril Jefe ca Cd c He eji Cd Cd Cd i Hja fsi Mrl a 3 2 I ifs iets f c el x Gd i ja c Cd i H 77 y H yH 4 4 4 ali i Hl i Jai Ca c Cd d a He ca ia F f O a S BME Sis OUTPUTS x amp al VGenman Y oo Ez Ovnepunpai NT 28 6 DRESS 20 rs Q oO POWER SUPPLIES x o VV z O OPRnIMARY mS L 5 O Onepunpant L x PRIMARY AC REDUNDANT AC Oo oO D POWER INPUT POWER INPUT e z N Extron l TA aces 2 TRIE ANAHEIM CA wi F S MADE IN USA ii LISTED 1723 ee LTE O 0 CE z I Cc ARIS AAE amp a 2 3 8 CAUTION 9 g P For protection against risk of e m o Gi fire replace only with same lt type and rating of fuse L Figure 2 9 Audio input and output connectors The captive screw connector can be inadvertently plugged partially into one receptacle and partially into an adjacent
31. Any of the configurations can be quickly reloaded later providing an unlimited number of possible setups e Creating program byte strings for application to a matrix switcher through a control system e Emulation off line programming of the system settings for copying to the system at a later time or in another location Emulation mode allows you to create programs and configurations for possible matrix hardware configurations without being connected to such a system The Virtualization Control program is compatible with Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT Windows ME Windows 2000 and Windows XP Updates to this program can be downloaded from the Extron Web site www extron com To load a demonstration set of ties presets and rooms to your matrix or to emulate one restore the configuration from the DEMO12800 mtx file that was installed with the software Use the NEW ini file to clear all settings in a unit 3 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Creating a virtual I O switching system map The following detailed example uses the Virtualization Control software to create a virtual I O switching system within the physical hardware This process generates and uploads a virtual map to the Matrix 12800 hardware The physical Matrix 12800 system consists of from one to nine BMEs each of which can have as many as 128 inputs and 128 outputs in 1 to 7 virtual planes Create a virtual I O switching map as follows
32. E REEE TEE A 4 ROI EEA E A O E A E EEE E O anv E A A E A 4 Escape character and ESCKEY aaa crescent Presets ec eect A 5 LOC AIS CO senie E sotcagnnenseeniitemecoondsantetectsaesnct meen ouanceteoscaasuetentune A 5 Set Carriage return line FEO cccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenseeesseessseeceseseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneess A 5 CIO E cca casnusaraahnccasstdatounseadu teen tnanmciacumcantadensuensiaiunkahatmuandede cameiiahinnmnctaree tataamaiaaumaninateses A 5 l o TEE A A EE TOE E E E E E E chansons chan E E A 5 I races te E E E A E E E E E O E E AEE A 5 Subnetting A Primer cece ccsssscecscsesscecscsesssecsesesesecaeseseseeecsesessceeseseeceeseess A 6 GNV a a E E O E N A 6 Local and remote COVICES ccccccccccececsssessseeeeeeeeeesssseeeaeeeeeesesseeeeeaeaeeeeeeesessesseaeeeeeeeeeesssesas A 6 IP addresses and OCtEUNS cccsssssscccceeecsssesseeeeeeeeeeesesssceaeeeeeeeeessseeseaeaeeceeeeesseesseseeeeeeeeeessseags A 6 Subnet masks and OCLC civisicanveiincsiynasemninnivtnsvnanisissnnaadenallaenidtaesindindeaiyiantihiintwtinacumnauiiyaeuadiimantinnslss A 6 Determining whether devices are on the same subnet ce eeeesceeeeeseeeeeeeesesseeeeeeesssnees A 7 Appendix B Reference Information ooo ccs esseeseesesnsseeseeseeseneseeseeneaes B 1 SPCC 1 9 9 S cia EE E B 2 Part Numbers and AcC SSOSIGS cccccccccscscsssesssscecscsesecscscsesesececsesesecaeseseeecaeseseseeas B 5 Matrix 12800 BME S sinisini iia
33. Extron Electronics 3 f Status Y Configuration Y File Management Y Control Logged on Admin Log Off D lt contact Us Select Physical Inputs A Set and View Ties Set and View Ties y t 22 ue Virtual Name Signal Type Ties 97 128 tone Llebre 2 rane a rane s olone 3 Plone 6 eere z nana Select RGBHV Settings eee 1 Input 001 RGBHV 0 001 MAE TE 2 Input 002 RGBHV 0 004 eet So eng pets Select Global Presets Physical ke 3 Input 003 RGBHV 0 007 0 008 0 009 1 007 1 008 DEAS 4 Input 004 RGBHY o oi0 ofO11 o 012 1 010 1 011 5 Input 005 RGBHY 0 013 0 014 0 015 1 013 1 014 6 Input 006 RGBHV 0 016 0 017 0 018 1 016 41 017 7 Input 007 RGBHY 0 019 0 020 0 021 1 019 1 020 P 8 Input 008 RGBHV 0 022 0 023 0 024 1 022 1 023 KS 9 Input 009 RGBHY 0 025 0 026 0 027 1 025 1 026 g e 10 Input 010 RGBHV 0 028 0 029 0 030 1 028 1 029 11 Input 011 RGBHY 0 031 0 032 0 033 1 031 1 032 12 Input 012 RGBHV 0 034 0 035 0 036 1 034 1 035 13 Input 013 RGBHY 0 037 0 038 0 039 1 037 1 038 14 Input 014 RGBHV 0 040 0 041 0 042 1 040 1 041 15 Input 015 RGBHV 0 043 0 044 0 045 1 043 1 044 16 Input 016 RGBHV 0 046 0 047 0 048 1 046 1 047 17 Input 017 RGBHY 0 049 0 050 0 051 1 049 1 050 18 Input 018 RGBHV 0 052 0 053 0 054 1 052 1 053 19 Input 019 RGBHY 0 055 0 056 0 057 1 055 1 056 20 Input 020 RGBHV 0 058 0 059 0 060 1 058 1 059 21 Input 021 RGBHV 0 061 0 062 0 063 1 061 1 062 22 Input 022 RGBHV 0 064 0 065 0 066 1 064 1 065 23 Input 023 RGBHY o o67 0 068 0 069 1 067 1 069
34. F NOD sermona 0 03 20 Hz to 20 kHz 15 dBu input 21 dBu output BN e E gt 85 dB balanced at rated maximum output Eea E E een err nee saree lt 70 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz fully loaded Stereo channel separation gt 70 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz CMRR euen gt 75 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz Audio input audio BME Number signal By Pe sccscayccedonccaes 16 to 128 in increments of 16 mono or stereo balanced unbalanced Connectors asic casenvoxcpssesriecrccxecsavesnsens 16 to 128 3 5 mm captive screw connectors 5 pole DNAS NC Cissus gt 10k ohms unbalanced balanced DC coupled Nominal level sesirrnrssiiirerara 4 dBu 1 23V 0 dBu 0 775 V 10 dBV 316 mV 20 dBV 100 mV Maximum lev el vc csssccnessnsateangetasanes 21 5 dBu balanced or unbalanced at 1 THD N Input gain adjustment 00 24 dB to 9 dB adjustable per input via RS 232 control or front panel NOTE 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms 0 dBV 1 Vrms 0 dBV x 2 dBu Audio output audio BME INumber Signal Y PC sisiccciscsnsoccoses 16 up to 128 in increments of 16 mono or stereo balanced unbalanced CONC CIO st pie 16 to 128 3 5 mm captive screw connectors 5 pole quantity varies with configuration iFoqiel ok hale Cesi 50 ohms unbalanced 100 ohms balanced GAN SON senere dpon eni 0 1 dB channel to channel Maximum level Hi Z 0 gt 26 0 dBu balanced at 1 THD N Maximum level 600 ohm gt 24 0 dBm balanced at 1 THD N Con
35. I O card Remove I O cards as follows 1 Open the front door 2 On the I O cardcage door turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn counterclockwise Lower the door Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the backplane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Grasp the ejector levers on the card to be removed figure 6 16 Pivot the ejector levers out and away from the center of the card to lever the circuit card out of the backplane 4 Slide the card out of the cardcage 5 Place the removed card on an anti static surface or in an anti static container 6 Ifa replacement card is not being installed immediately raise the I O cardcage door to vertical and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise 7 Ifa replacement card is not being installed immediately close the front door If this circuit card removal is a permanent change to the size of the matrix the system must be be virtualized again to recognize the change Virtualize the system using the detailed instructions in chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Ejector Lever Video Card 2 Green LEDs 2 Red LEDs Ejector Lever Open I O card door Figure 6 16 I O card replacement 6 18 Matrix 12800 Switchers
36. KEE m RAHEEM LAB Iie MUERE o Warning Power sources This equipment should be operated only from the power source indicated on the product This equipment is intended to be used with a main power system with a grounded neutral conductor The third grounding pin is a safety feature do not attempt to bypass or disable it Power disconnection To remove power from the equipment safely remove all power cords from the rear of the equipment or the desktop power module if detachable or from the power source receptacle wall plug Power cord protection Power cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be stepped on or pinched by items placed upon or against them Servicing Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel There are no user serviceable parts inside To prevent the risk of shock do not attempt to service this equipment yourself because opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Slots and openings If the equipment has slots or holes in the enclosure these are provided to prevent overheating of sensitive components inside These openings must never be blocked by other objects Lithium battery There is a danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
37. Main without Taking to reject the changes 5 Click the End Edit button to exit the edit mode You can also drag and drop a connector to the trash can in the Virtual Map screen to delete it from the map Unassigned virtual planes for a specific virtual input or virtual output are identified in the Virtual Ins or Outs Map field by dashes If a change that you make eliminates a required virtual plane for a specific input or output for example trashing the R plane from an RGBHV virtual input the Virtual I O Map field prefaces the virtual input or output with an exclamation point and the equals sign changes to a tilde figure 3 8 If UIU4S UIUDU UUD NUS HUDU ZI Ff 19 0052 0053 0054 11052 11053 210185 119 0056 0057 11055 11056 21019 Sil 20 01058 0112 0060 11058 11059 21020 Figure 3 8 Missing physical connector for a virtual plane Creating rooms within the system A room as defined in the Matrix 12800 is a group of virtual outputs that are logically associated with each other A typical association is to group all of the video outputs in a virtual room such as 3 video monitors and a VCR all located in the security desk of a building The Matrix 12800 supports up to 32 rooms each of which consists of from 1 to 16 virtual outputs Each room can be named using up to 12 characters Each room can have up to 10 presets assigned to it Unlike the 64 global presets room presets only affect the virtual outputs
38. Software cont d Edit any of these password fields as follows 1 Click in the desired Password field The pointer tool becomes a text cursor 2 Edit the case sensitive password as desired 3 Press the Tab key on the keyboard or click in another field to exit the Password field 4 Click the Take button to make the password change take effect E mail Addressee fields The nine E mail Addressee fields permit the administrator to identify the e mail addresses of the personnel to whom the Matrix 12800 e mails notification of its failure and repair status The radio buttons and check boxes associated with each address field permit the administrator to specify specific e mail requirements for each recipient Figure 3 17 shows a typical e mail from the switcher Miles Standish From Matrix 12800 Sent Thursday May 15 2003 10 05 AM To Miles Standish Subject Power supply installed Redundant power supply has been installed in BME 0 Figure 3 17 Typical Matrix 12800 e mail Edit these fields and controls as follows 1 Click in the desired E mail Addressee field The graphic cursor becomes a text cursor 2 Edit the e mail address as desired Standard e mail address conventions nnnnn xxx com apply 3 Press the Tab key on the keyboard or click the mouse in another field to exit the e mail addressee field 4 In the square check boxes associated with each addressee select the Matrix 12800 modules for which the addres
39. X2 0B Vmtk 04 Unmute output X2 RGB video on View RGB or video mute X2 B x4 1 mute on 0 mute off Global RGB or video mute 1 B Vmtie Mute all RGB outputs Global RGB or video unmute 0 B Vmt0 Unmute all RGB outputs Audio input gain and attenuation Noyes The set gain G and attenuation g commands are case sensitive The increment decrement and read level commands are not case sensitive Set input audio gain to x5 x6 G Inkx5 e Audkx7 4 dB value Example 1 2G In001 Aud 02 lt Set input 1 audio gain to 2 dB Set input audio attenuation _ k5 k le In x5 Aud x7 to dB value Increment level X5 G Ink5 e Aud x7 lt Increase audio level by 1 dB Example 5 G In005 e Aud 034 Increment audio input 5 level from 2 dB to 3 dB Decrement level x5 G In x5 Aud x7 Decrease audio level by 1 dB Example 7 G In007 094 Decrement audio input 7 level from 08 dB to 9 dB Read input audio level X5IG X74 Audio mute Audio mute x2 1Z Amtk2t1 lt 4 Mute audio output K2 audio off Audio unmute x2 0Z Amtx2t0 lt 4 Unmute audio output audio on Read audio mute X2 7 xaa 1 mute on 0 mute off Global audio mute 1 Z Amt e Mute all audio outputs Global audio ummute 0 Z Amt0 4 Unmute all audio outputs NOTE Output number 001 maximum number of outputs Input number 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied Mute status 0 off unmuted 1 on muted Input number 001 maximu
40. a virtual output In Example 1 left virtual output 1 right virtual output 16 The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that virtual output Input 4 is tied to output 1 input 128 to outputs 2 and 12 input 3 to output 7 input 1 to outputs 8 and 14 No input is tied to outputs 3 through 6 9 through 11 13 15 and 16 Example 2 Esc 3 113 1 VC lt 4 In a 128 virtual inputs x 122 virtual ouputs configuration Virtual input 4 tied T virtual output 113 the last 6 virtual outputs do not exist note 2 Response tied input 004e 000 000 e 000 000 005 e 003 001 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 9 000 Vide Output 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 No virtual input tied to virtual output 114 Each position shown in the response is a virtual output In Example 2 left virtual output 113 right virtual output 128 The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that virtual output Input 4 is tied to output 113 input 5 to output 118 input 3 to output 119 input 1 to output 120 No input is tied to outputs 114 through 117 121 and 122 Virtual outputs 123 through 128 are not present View 16 audio ties for Esci 2VC 4 Kip ekip ekio ex1 5e Audet global preset Show the virtual audio input All inputs and outputs tied to 16 sequential virtual shown are virtual outputs of preset X9 starting from output K3 Command description Preset starting output StO
41. as follows 1 Click the Video Only Audio Only or Video amp Audio button to select video audio or both for switching audio follow or audio breakaway Each mouse click of a button toggles the other two buttons off 2 Move the mouse pointer over the matrix of input and output selection buttons Click a button to create a preliminary tie if not tied or preliminary untie if tied of the input and output associated with that button A P for preliminary appears in the button Noyes Ifyou lose track of the input and output associated with a specific button let the mouse pointer rest over one of the tie buttons for a moment A field pops up as shown on figure 5 9 that identifies the input and output for that button Nowe To tie an input to all outputs click the input number of that input 3 Click the Take button to make the configuration changes or Cancel button to abandon the configuration changes RGBHV Settings page The RGBHYV Settings page provides a way to set the input audio gain and attenuation mute and unmute all video and audio outputs and for RGBHV video only set the RGB delay switching interval Access the RGBHV Settings page figure 5 10 by clicking on the RGBHV Settings link on the Set and View Ties page http 10 1 2 2077 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help a Back gt z x z A 59 Search K Favorites a Media 4 gt Address http
42. associated with that room they do not change other connections in the matrix A limited number of outputs grouped together simplifies the use of presets and makes them particularly useful in conjunction with MKP 1200 keypads No Rooms exist only to support room presets Create rooms as follows 1 Ensure that all BMEs that are part of the system have been connected to each other and their BME numbers have been set correctly Ensure that the system has been virtualized before creating any rooms see Creating a virtual I O switching system map in this chapter 2 On the PC click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 12800 Control Program to start the program Select the appropriate PC Comm port or the Ethernet port or to select Emulate mode figure 3 1 After you select the Comm port or the Ethernet port and click OK the software looks for the Matrix system and reads its hardware configuration the type and size of each BME The software then reads all of the current settings such as the ties presets and virtual map and displays a graphical representation of the ties in the program window figure 3 2 The program also reads the appropriate ini file saved from the last session to draw any icons assigned to each I O 3 12 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software If you clicked Emulate to create a program for a system in advance without being connected to it you need to define the number an
43. config Composite 1x f Separate H 2x Ordering f Repeat Pattern Group by Plane f Custom Composite 1x f S Video 2x C Component 3x fe RGE 3 Virtual Size for this Physical System Virtual Physical e 42x 42x7 Custom Inpu Output Plane Unit Planes Planes 1 0 Red Green Blue 0 C Red Green Bue 3 0 CRed C Green Blue 4 1 Hye CV Syre E 1 OC HSme VSee i 6 2 Caid i O R cc i m Red Green C Blue extra units gt Custom Wizard Legend AN elst partition C nd partition A Std partition Unassigned Figure 3 5 Virtual Configuration screen 3 8 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software NOTE If a sync BME was found you can specify in the Sync Config box whether the Virtualization Control program is to map the system using Composite sync one plane or Separate H V sync two planes In the Ordering box you can specify whether the program is to organize the map assignments in a repeating pattern or grouped by plane A repeated pattern sequentially assigns all of the planes appropriate to a specific BME to the physical connectors for example 1 R red 2 G green 3 B blue 4 R 5 G 6 B 7 R 8 G 9 B in a wideband BME and 1 H horizontal sync 2 V vertical sync 3 X unused 4 H 5 V 6 X 7 H 8 V 9 X in a sync BME A grouped pattern groups all the virtual inputs and outputs together by pla
44. ggl Out9 lt In VA 8791 Out 10 lt In7 YA 7710 Out 11 lt In6 YA 6711 Out 12 lt In5 YA 57121 17 21 Out 13 lt In4 YA 47131 Out 14 lt In3 VA 314 Press F1 for Help Out 15 in2 A 27151 Out 16 z in 1 Figure 3 13 RS 232 Program Strings screen Ethernet operation When a Matrix 12800 is connected to an Ethernet WAN or LAN any number of users can operate it locally or remotely using the Virtualization Control program See Remote control panel front panel controller and Ethernet connection in chapter 2 Installation for Ethernet installation details Connection to the Matrix switcher via the Ethernet is password protected There are two levels of password protection administrator and user Personnel logged on as an administrator have full access to all Matrix 12800 switching capabilities and editing functions Personnel logged on as a user can create ties create and recall presets set RGB and audio mutes and view all settings with the exception of passwords If the same passwords or no password is required for logging on all personnel log on with administrator privileges Fields and functions that exceed user privileges are grayed out in the Virtualization Control program when the operator is logged on as a user Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 21 Virtualization Control Software cont d Logging on to the switcher via the Ethernet 1 On th
45. ground 9 6 6 Not used Not used Female 7 Not used Not used 8 Not used Not used 9 Not used Not used Figure 2 5 RS 232 RS 422 port pinout After the BMEs have been virtualized the system can be controlled through this connection using the PC or other host system that can generate the proper commands The Matrix 12800 Switchers are factory configured for RS 232 control To use the switcher under RS 422 control you must change an internal DIP switch See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details The default communications rate is 9600 baud Baud rates of 19 2 38 4 and 115 are also available See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details If equipped with a redundant controller the primary and redundant controllers must be configured for the same communications protocol and transfer rates Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 7 Installation cont d Ground 4 Ground terminal If the power outlets do not provide connections to the protective ground of the building connect ground straps between this terminal lug on all BMEs and a hard building ground Secure the ground straps with the nut and washer included with each BME No You are responsible for providing the ground straps Noyes Some earlier BMEs do not have the ground terminal UL guidelines for ground Neg The equipment is intended to be used in a location having equipotential bonding 1 The
46. hex 0D 0A lt 4 Carriage return no line feed hex 0D Space character Esc Escape key hex 1B Ki Input number for tie 000 maximum number of inputs P P 768 virtual inputs 128 physical inputs 000 no tie x2 Output number 001 maximum number of inputs 768 virtual inputs 128 physical inputs x3 BME number 0 8 Mute status 0 off 1 on X5 Input number 001 maximum number of inputs 768 virtual inputs 128 physical inputs Audio gain er ste Audio gai 0 9 1 dB per step 7 Numeric value 24 to steps of gain or attenuation N ic dB val 24 to 09 34 steps of gai ion Audio attenuation 1 24 1 dB per step Global preset number 64 maximum 0 current configuration P 8 Room number 32 max Each can have up to 10 presets X12 assigned P p gn x11 Name for presets inputs and outputs 12 characters maximum Upper and lower case alphanumeric characters and _ and space are valid Noyi The following characters are invalid or not recommended in the name lt gt and x12 Room preset number 10 maximum x13 Sync frequency XXx xx frequency in Hz V or kHz H Keypad number 1 126 X15 Firmware version number to second decimal place x xx Keyboard mode 001 output mode 003 room preset mode y P pP 002 global preset mode Keypad variable If X16 001 then X17 output number If x16 002 then X17 room number If X16 003
47. html No The following characters are invalid or not recommended in file names space fi lt gt 7 1 and 5 Press the keyboard Enter key The switcher checks to see if it is password protected If the switcher is not password protected proceed to step 7 If the switcher is password protected the switcher downloads the Enter Network Password page figure 5 1 Connect to 10 13 194 65 Ax Hs Matrix 12800 User name Password Remember my password Figure 5 1 Enter Network Password page Noy A User Name entry is not required 6 Click in the Password field and type in the appropriate administrator or user password Click the OK button 5 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 7 The switcher checks several possibilities in the following order and then responds accordingly a Does the address include a specific file name such as 10 13 156 10 file_ name html If so the switcher downloads that HTML page b Is there a file in the memory of the switcher that is named index html If so the switcher downloads index html as the default startup page c Ifneither of the above conditions is true the switcher downloads the factory installed default startup page nortxe_index html figure 5 2 also known as the System Status page Status Tab System Status page The Matrix 12800 System Status page figure 5 2 provides an overall view of the status of the complete matrix
48. is the virtual input tied to that virtual output View 16 audio ties for room _ Ese x10h x12 k2 2VC lt a xa ekio oft Se Aud global preset 12 Show the virtual audio input All inputs and outputs tied to 16 sequential virtual shown are virtual outputs of room preset 12 starting from output X3 Command description Room preset starting output StO 2 audio VC Response description I tied to StO e I tied to O I tied to O e eI tied to O e Aud Where virtual outputs do not exist the the BME responds with 000 Each position shown in the response is a virtual output The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that virtual output Nozi The response to the View file directory command differs depending on whether the command is sent via an P y p 8 RS 232 RS 422 port or Telnet connection or sent via a Web browser connection View file directory Esc DF filename date time length lt List user supplied files RS 232 RS 422 and Telnet filename2 date time length lt 4 filenamen date time length lt 4 space_remaining Bytes Left View file directory Var file new array List user supplied files Web browser File 1 filename1 date1 filesize1 File 2 filename 2 date3 filesize2 File n filenamen daten filesizen File n 1 space_remaining Bytese Left Erase user supplied Web EsclfilenameEF lt Delfilename4 pages or files List individual
49. password required to log on to the matrix switcher via the Ethernet port as a user without all of the rights and privileges of an administrator The Mail Server Password field displays the password that the Matrix 12800 uses to log on to the e mail server Passwords are case sensitive and are limited to 12 upper case and lower case alphanumeric characters A carriage return is indicated by Il While you are logged on as a user both password fields are masked with asterisks Sarees asa security measure Editing the Administrator Password field while connected via the Ethernet port can immediately disconnect the user from the switcher Extron recommends editing this field using one of the serial ports and protecting the Ethernet access to this screen by assigning an administrator password to qualified and knowledgeable personnel only When the control program is connected to the switcher via either RS 232 RS 422 port the administrator and user password fields are not masked If a password has been inadvertently changed to an unknown value you can look up and if desired change a password in this window without knowing the current password Noy An administrator password must be created before a user password can be created Noi The following characters are invalid or not recommended in passwords space lt gt and Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 25 Virtualization Control
50. power supply modules are hot swappable If this BME has redundant power supplies A and B each power supply can be removed without powering down the switcher If the BME does not have power supply redundancy removing either primary power supply shuts down the matrix LED Indicators Normal operation In tolerance Failed Out of tolerance Failed Out of tolerance Failed Out of tolerance Symptoms and Solutions Symptom Cause o Suggested solutions One of the power One of the power Remove and reseat the power supply supply LEDs is not lit supply voltages is out The status page of tolerance Swap this power supply with another indicates that one or power supply from the BME more power supplies has failed Replace the power supply Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 21 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Controller cards The controller cards have a green LED and a red LED that are visible through holes in the I O cardcage door In a BME with a redundant controller the green LED on the active controller flashes to indicate that it is primary In a BME with only one controller card or if you pull one of the hot swappable controller cards both LEDs flash to indicate that the card is the primary controller The controller cards are hot swappable If this BME has both primary and redundant controller cards either controller card can be removed without powering down the switcher If the BME doe
51. powered on or when connection via Internet protocol IP is established Vx xx is the firmware version number date and time is the date and time of the connection and is only reported when the connection is made via the Ethernet port Password The BME initiates the password message immediately after the copyright message when the controlling system is connected using TCP IP or Telnet and the switcher is password protected This message means that the switcher requires an administrator or user level password before it performs the commands entered via this link The switcher repeats the password message response for every entry other than a valid password until a valid password is entered Login Administrator Login r The BME initiates the login message when a correct administrator or user password has been entered If the user and administrator passwords are the same the switcher defaults to administrator privileges All Configuration Memory Clear The BME initiates the memory cleared message when a system reset has occurred The BME does not expect a response from the host but for example the host program might request a new status Switcher Error Responses When the BME receives an SIS command and determines that it is valid it performs the command and sends a response to the host device If the switcher is unable to perform the command because the command is invalid or contains invalid parameters the switcher retu
52. rear panel Redundant AC Power Input connector and either an uninterruptible 100 to 240VAC 50 Hz or 60 Hz power source or a power source that is completely independent from the primary power source Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 7 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Replacing the Fuse The primary and redundant AC power circuits are independently fused The fuses are accessible on the rear panel of the switcher If a fuse opens the associated primary or redundant power loop shuts down If this BME does not have redundant power supplies the switcher shuts down Replace the fuse as follows 1 On the rear panel insert the flat blade end of an Extron Tweeker or small screwdriver under the tab on the bottom of the fuse holder and gently pry on the fuse holder until it protrudes from the rear panel figure 6 6 Figure 6 6 Fuse replacement Pull the fuse holder clear of the rear panel Remove the fuse from the fuse holder If test equipment is available you can check the fuse Place a new 5A 250V time delay fuse in the fuse holder D m J YP Slide the fuse holder into the rear panel until it is flush with the panel 6 8 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance Removing and Cleaning the Filter CAUTION The filter can be removed for cleaning without powering down the switcher but do not operate the switcher without filtering longer than necessary to clean the filter Remove and clean the air fil
53. same number can unexpectedly become part of the newly created preset Clear a global preset ties Esc k10 P0 lt Sprix10 4 Clear all ties in preset X10 Directly write a global Esc x9 Pk1 x2 K125 Sprig You can enter as many preset ties as are valid for your virtualization Tie all tie RGBHV amp tie video and tie audio commands are all valid Example Esc 27P0 lt Spr27 lt 4 Clear all ties in preset 27 Esc 27P22 5 15 29 13 26 3 8 amp Brackets are shown to separate ties for clarity only Create pr global preset 27 which ties video and audio input 22 to output 5 RGBHV input 15 to output 29 video input 13 to output 26 and audio input 3 to output 8 Recall a global preset x9 Rprxg 4 Command character is a period Example 5 Rpr05 lt 4 Recall preset 5 which becomes the current configuration Write room outputs Esc x10 x2 ka K MR lt 4 See notes Mprkk10 2 x2P ka Noyes Outputs must be assigned to a room before a room preset can be created e A room can contain a maximum of 16 outputs e An output can belong to only one room e The maximum number of rooms X10 is 32 e If no room name is assigned the default name is Room x10 e x2 ex2 e x2pP Example Esc 8 3 04 5 6MR Mpr8 003 004 005 006 4 Outputs 3 4 5 and 6 are assigned to room 8 Preset number 01 64 x4 Input number 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied x2
54. same time or after the other BMEs Noyes During shipment circuit cards can become dislodged from their edge connectors during shipment Reseat all I O and controller cards before initial power up See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for the applicable procedures Toggle the Primary AC Power Input switch to the on position to power up the BME If this BME is equipped with redundant power supplies A and B toggle the Redundant AC Power Input switch to the on position Power Supplies LEDs On power up observe that the V and V Primary C POWER SUPPLIES LEDs light to indicate that the supplied power is within V V tolerance O OPrimaRy If this BME is equipped with redundant power supplies O OREeDUNDANT A and B on power up observe that the V and V Redundant LEDs light to indicate that the supplied power is within tolerance If the primary A or B power supply fails the Primary LEDs go out and the Redundant LEDs blink to indicate that the redundant B or A power supply is supplying the load CPU Status LEDs On power up observe that the Primary CPU Status LED CPU STATUS blinks initially to indicate that internal startup C housekeeping is occurring and then assuming that the O PRIMARY primary controller is the active controller blinks to indicate that the primary controller is ready O REDUNDANT If this BME is equipped with a redundant controller card observe that the Redundant CPU Status LED blinks i
55. sync X2ILS x13 ki3 lt Listed as horizontal frequency frequency vertical frequency Example Drs 031 50 060 00 lt 4 Input 2 horizontal frequency is 31 5 khZ and its vertical frequency is 60 Hz The matrix switcher returns 000 00 000 00 if there is no connection or sync frequencies are not applicable List keypads x14 LK Part x15 k16 x17 Room number 00 32 12 Room preset 32 maximum 0 current configuration Output number 001 maximum number of outputs Input number 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied Sync frequency xxx xx frequency in Hz V or kHz H Keypad number 1 128 Firmware version number to second decimal place x xx Keyboard mode 001 output mode 002 room preset mode 003 global preset mode X17 Keyboard variable Meaning depends on X16 See page 4 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Programming Guide 4 13 Programming Guide cont d Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command RGB delay Set RGB delay Example Read RGB delay Example ASCII command host to switcher Ese x2 x18 D lt Esc 4 7D lt lEsc x2 D lt lEse 5D lt Response switcher to host Outk2 Dlyk18 lt 4 Out004 D1ly07 lt 4 x184 054 Additional description Set the RGB interval for ties to output 4 to 3 5 seconds 7x05 Output 5 switching interval is 2 5 seconds 5 x 0 5 Names NOTE e Do not use leading spaces in preset names e
56. tailor the sync termination for non TTL input sync The physical inputs with sync termination switches are e Inputs 1 through 8 on input card 1 e Inputs 33 through 40 on input card 2 e Inputs 65 through 72 on input card 3 e Inputs 97 through 104 on input card 4 The 75 ohms position is required only for an input with non TTL sync greater than 5V p p The normal position is 510 ohms The switches provide a way to condition non TTL sync levels greater than 5V p p enabling the sync to be properly passed from the input to all selected outputs An input that produces an out of sync display a display that is rolling vertically tearing horizontally or both could indicate a non TTL sync input A device that is known to output non TTL sync levels greater than 5V p p should be connected to one of the inputs with sync termination switches and the switches for that input should be set to the 75 ohm position If you re not sure check the specifications in the user guide for the input device IP parameters initialization The Matrix 12800 System Virtualization Control software which runs in a Windows type computer and communicates with the matrix switcher via the RS 232 RS 422 ports or the Ethernet port on BME 0 provides an easy way to create or edit the IP parameters required for WAN or LAN control of the switcher See Ethernet protocol settings in chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Mewes If your Matrix 12800 swit
57. the default audio gain isacace ccocnnsatcasninteccidocannixunpidaretambiactaiataaencoboninietutwcseotiaameieios 6 19 mean ne TOC eA 6 20 Troubleshooting cece cccecsscsssesesesscscsesesesessesesesassssesesssassesesesasacsesesescacsesesecacsesececeeaeeeeees 6 21 Power SUP DIES inci niatenintindmaiiainniinterionnatininaniiviandiontmaittin ilesamalenatennimi eio nkan aeiia aaraa oai niei 6 21 Fe pel EEEE E E E CA E E E T ET A 6 22 DAG OUI CAN CIS seipie airn rE Ee E NER EEE R E i enai 6 23 OUI a eteastyasotdea tune nn enca dein oumexatusennmuanrzecanicoqrcataleeeinaatuneuntraraecenys 6 23 COMMUNICATION with the FPC 5000 seccciaicininsxaunadesntensorgaionaevccknsndeartsnsunimtintstduninaauiacusendaanaandie 6 23 Appendix A Ethernet COmme ction cccccccccceesesceseeneseesesteseeseseeneaeeseeees A 1 i at T alg ae eee eon eee ee ee eee eee A 2 Ethernet connection wsnnciisscciasesianducnciecersrdivinsinaddddansdindsiiedtladtantiiasbiveciiiawentavaiiasiaanrendbinsaeiiaaaaus A 2 Default addrEss cieiisinonnninninniinainnaii ninina inaia aai inaa aia iini inaa wi A 2 Pinging to determine Matrix IP Address cccccctesesesseeeeeeeeeeeeeeasseseeeeeeeessseaneaaseseeeeeeneeees A 3 Pinging to determine Web IP AdIeS cccccccssesseesssseeeeeeeeeeseeeaeseseeeeeeeeesseanaaaseseeeeeeeeeeas A 3 Connecting as a Telnet client issevcisasescntainiaantnoudesmeusuciaetiunsendsinstetwssvenseanedtuatenascinidaredamsatiainnias A 4 MOT TD esio e E E
58. the password entry For example when entering a password with local echo turned on you see a display such as a d m i n where admin is the keyed in password and is the masked response You can turn off local echo by typing unset local_echo and then pressing Enter at the Telnet prompt If you are connected to the switcher and need to access the Telnet prompt to turn local echo off type the Escape character Ctl Set carriage return line feed Unless commanded otherwise Telnet transmits a line feed character only no carriage return to the connected switcher when you press the key This is the correct setting for SIS communication with the switcher The Telnet set crlf command forces Telnet to transmit carriage return and line feed characters when is pressed but if crlf is set the SIS link with the switcher does not function properly Close To close the link to the switcher access the Telnet prompt by typing the Escape character ctrll L1 At the Telnet prompt type close and then press Enter Help For Telnet command definitions at the Telnet prompt type and then press Enter Quit Exit the Telnet utility by typing quit and then pressing Enter at the Telnet prompt If you are connected to the switcher access the Telnet prompt by typing the Escape character Ctrll L1 Matrix 12800 Switchers Ethernet Connection A 5 Ethernet Connection cont d Subnetting A Primer It is not the purpose of this manu
59. wires are also shown on the captive screw audio connector diagrams figure 2 10 and figure 2 12 Tip Tip Ring ewer _ _ Sleeve Sleeve RCA Connector 3 5 mm Stereo Plug Connector balanced Figure 2 11 Typical audio connectors The audio level for each input can be individually set via the front panel controller either RS 232 RS 422 port or the Ethernet port to ensure that the level on the output does not vary from input to input See the Matrix 12800 Switcher Front Panel Controller User Guide and see chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software chapter 4 Programming Guide and chapter 5 Web Operations in this manual Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 13 Installation cont d Audio outputs connectors These 3 5 mm 5 pole captive screw connectors output the selected unamplified line level audio Connect audio devices such as an audio amplifier or powered speakers See figure 2 12 to properly wire an output connector Use the supplied tie wrap to strap the audio cable to the extended tail of the connector Ti 3u Siseves __ ou q6 MAX Tip J No Ground Here j j poner ine wires Unbalanced Stereo Output Balanced Stereo Output Figure 2 12 Captive screw connector wiring for audio output CAUTION For unbalanced audio connect the sleeves to the ground contact DO NOT connect the sleeves to the
60. with the exception of passwords The administration fields on the system configuration page are for entering and verifying administrator and user passwords Passwords are case sensitive and are limited to 12 upper case and lower case alphanumeric characters Each password must be entered twice once in the password field and then repeated in the re enter password field Characters in these fields are masked by asterisks If you do not want to password protect an access level leave the password field and the re enter password field blank After entering the desired password in both fields click the Submit button To delete a password type a single space in the enter and re enter field and click the Submit button Matrix IP settings fields The system IP settings fields provide a location for observing and editing settings unique to the Ethernet interface After editing any of the settings on this page click the Submit button Name field The Matrix Name field contains the name used as the from information when the Matrix 12800 e mails notification of its failed or repaired status This name field can be changed to any valid name up to 12 alphanumeric characters IP Address field The IP Address field contains the IP address of the connected BME This value is encoded in the flash memory on the primary and redundant controller circuit cards Valid IP addresses consist of four 1 2 or 3 digit numeric subfields separated by
61. 0 Switching ccc ccesececseseeececsesesecseseseseecseseseseeas 3 2 Virtualization Control Program ccc ccc cssseteeecscsesesecsescsssecessssesecseseseseeeeeees 3 4 Creating a virtual I O switching system MAP c ccsccccesssseeeessseeeeesseeeeeessneeeessseeesessnneeeeses 3 5 Reassigning virtual I O COnnectors wcisacssviantioncsowncsvossrsuniannrenvaluransianeiunciwoigesenisanecewesaubetiondens 3 10 Creating rooms within the SYSTOM c cccccsssecccsssseecesssneeesssseeeesesseeeeessseeeeeseenseeesseneeesessneess 3 12 Remote controlling the Matrix 12800 System cccccccccessssceeeeessesneeeeeesseeeeeeessseneeeeeeseeas 3 14 NGS E E E P E AE E A E E E 3 15 POSO ES orana E a a 3 16 NS i e A E E sree gs cies A E EE A A A E EN A 3 16 Recall or delete horse tine orsace tars sant nese eseaeoteed suacienarooeccananncned soaninisetoteauennroseces 3 16 IG ONG ANIC CAD COINS sae costcusetenpotarancennreceaseanerstosaisnvexentecausenutesontauetarncsmeiwucanbaccadteseeecnesarera ta 3 17 Matrix 12800 Switchers Table of Contents Table of Contents cont d Programming the matrix offline emulate mode ceseeceeeesteeessseeeeesseeeeeesseeeeessneeeeeees 3 18 Saving and restoring Matrix settings s ciciiscodecsinsncctcastsdaudangadinsdecvnnsaininsstrariusesaualnateuaosnnates 3 20 Creating program Dyte SEP INOS onicccractoninaonseonteconctuaiernsielattaniioiitannstenriseartonmienpcainioaupininteamd 3 21 Ethernet operation
62. 1062 21021 7 After Teassignment Before K anen Figure 3 6 Virtual map and list fields of Virtual Map screen Map an unused connector to replace a current connector on the Virtual Map screen as follow 1 Click the Edit Mode box to enable mapping 2 Click and begin dragging the unused connector When you start dragging the connector the Virtual I O Map field moves down the screen to the entry for the connector in the list field figure 3 7 10 UI sical US JE Tio lt 5 Figure 3 7 Dragging and dropping a connector 3 Drop the connector into the Virtual Ins or Outs Map field in the appropriate frame The connector on the map from which you dragged turns white to indicate that the connector is now unused The connector indicator for the location to which you dragged turns pale blue to indicate that it is now part of the virtual plane The Virtual Ins or Outs Map field entry for the virtual plane that you reassigned changes to reflect the new physical connector for that virtual interface On the After reassignment view of figure 3 6 the reassigned virtual input 20 green video plane connector is coded 01127 which translates to BME 0 input connector 127 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 11 Virtualization Control Software cont d 4 When you are finished editing the virtual map click the Take button to accept the changes If you decide that you do not want these changes click Return to
63. 12800 allows you to repair upgrade or expand the matrix by simply installing a new I O module Hot swappable components allow the user to replace any I O module at any time without powering down the matrix e Low mean time to repair Full access to all of the internal modules and assemblies is available through the front door providing easy maintenance and serviceability Switching flexibility Individually buffered independent matrix switched outputs Any input can be switched to any or all outputs within a BME SmartControl microprocessor The SmartControl microprocessor can determine how many inputs and outputs are in use and configures itself for ease of use in any application Channel to channel isolation The Matrix 12800 Series provides excellent isolation between channels and extremely low electromagnetic emissions perfect for minimizing signal leakage in high security or government environments Presets The Matrix 12800 can be configured for several different applications without the need to change settings each time the application changes Video genlock The Matrix 12800 includes broadcast quality NTSC PAL or SECAM video genlock capabilities that enable vertical interval switching Vertical interval switching results in smooth seamless transitions when switching between inputs Two AC power inputs For added power reliability some 24 hour environments provide two separate AC power sources on
64. 2 audio VC Response description I tied to StO eI tied to O eI tied to O e eT tied to O 5e Aud Each position shown in the response is a virtual output The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that virtual output Moy 1 f you enter Esc xo k2 2VC lt where X9 0 the switcher returns its current audio configuration 2 Where virtual outputs do not exist the the BME responds with 000 NOTE Preset 32 maximum 0 current configuration 2 Output number 001 maximum number of outputs Input number 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied 4 12 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command ASCII command Response Additional host to switcher switcher to host description View ties gain mutes presets file status DSVP and input status View 16 audio ties for room EscK10 k12 K2 VC lt 4 a ekip ekio oft Se Audet preset All inputs and outputs shown are virtual Show the virtual audio input tied to 16 sequential virtual outputs of room preset 12 starting from output X3 Command description Room preset starting output StO 1 video VC Response description I tied to StO eI tied to O 1eI tied to O e eI tied to O 5e Vide Where virtual outputs do not exist the the BME responds with 000 Each position shown in the response is a virtual output The number in each position
65. 2001 Time GMT 22 51 11 GMT Administrator Password adminll User Password fuserll Mail Server IPAddress 192 168 2 25 User Mame folklore net Password Zoro Fower 0 E mail Addressee Fail Fised Both Fans Supply Cott Cards JSrnith folklore net fc fe V K M Pocahontas ifolklore net MS tandish folklore net Z wo Oo w M AM A amp A w Fa Y O Tio io 7 D a 2 7 3 D A F Oo ee te e oe HEeEeaeeaeee iS fe few ew HEeEbeae eee ee O LCCOCLLC BELIM a E a A e a 3 i This PC is 10 1 4 468 PROGRAMMER Cancel Iake Figure 3 16 IP settings options screen Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 23 Virtualization Control Software cont d Address and Name fields The Matrix IP Address field contains the IP address of the connected matrix switcher This value is encoded in the flash memory in the switcher The Gateway IP Address field identifies the address of the gateway to the controlling PC to be used if the matrix switcher and the mail server are not on the same subnet The Subnet Mask field is used to determine whether the matrix switcher is on the same subnet as the controlling PC when you are subnetting For more information see Subnetting A Primer in Appendix A Ethernet Connection The Mail Server IP Address field displays the IP address of the mail server that handles the e mail for the facility in which the Matrix 12
66. 24 Input 024 RGBHV apar ofo7i ofo72 1 070 1 071 25 Input 025 RGBHY 0 073 0 074 0 075 1 073 1 074 26 Input 026 RGBHV 0 076 0 077 0 078 1 076 1 077 Done ee fa i Intemet Figure 5 17 Physical Inputs page 5 14 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations Ka s C Q p lt urio Chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance Opening and Closing the Matrix Switcher Removing and Installing the Fan Assembly Removing and Installing the Power Supply Module Replacing the Fuse Removing and Cleaning the Filter Setting the DIP Switches Removing and Installing the Controller Card and Replacing the Firmware Removing and Installing the I O Card and Setting the Audio Gain Troubleshooting Upgrades and Maintenance Noyes For proper cooling and air flow all access doors should be closed during normal switcher operations Opening and Closing the Matrix Switcher Opening the switcher All maintenance and upgrade procedures require access to the interior of the switcher by opening the front door figure 6 1 Gain access to the interior as follows Door Fastener Figure 6 1 Opening the Matrix 12800 switcher Turn the top door fastener clockwise from to Turn the bottom door fastener counterclockwise from to Open the door eS NY eS If you need to open the fan assembly door remove the front door by lifting it straight up off the hinge pins 6 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maint
67. 4 Inki Aud 001 maximum number of outputs 0 9 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide The amp tie command for RGB and the tie command for video can be used interchangeably on the matrix switcher Tie the input X1 video and audio to output K3 Tie input 1 video and audio to output 3 Audio breakaway switching Tie input 10 RGB to output 4 Audio breakaway switching Tie input 7 video to output 5 Audio breakaway switching Tie input 12 audio to output 8 Tie physical input 118 to physical output 67 in BME 2 Tie input 3 video and audio to output 4 tie input 4 video to output 5 and tie input 6 audio to output 6 Tie input 5 video and audio to all outputs Audio breakaway switching Audio breakaway switching Audio breakaway switching Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command ASCII command Response Additional host to switcher switcher to host description Read ties The amp view tie command for RGB and the view tie command for video can be used interchangeably on the matrix switcher Read video and audio X2 Video and audio input output tie tied to output X2 Read RGB output tie RGBHV input x1 tied to output x2 Read video output tie K2 Video input x1 tied to output x2 Read audio output tie x2i Audio input K1 tied to output x2 Video mute commands RGB or video mute k2 1B Vmak 4 Mute output X2 RGB video off RGB or video unmute
68. 6 Ichibancho Chiyoda ku Tokyo 102 0082 Japan China Extron China 686 Ronghua Road Songjiang District Shanghai 201611 China Middle East Extron Middle East Dubai Airport Free Zone F12 PO Box 293666 United Arab Emirates Dubai This Limited Warranty does not apply if the fault has been caused by misuse improper handling care electrical or mechanical abuse abnormal operating conditions or if modifications were made to the product that were not authorized by Extron NOTE f a product is defective please call Extron and ask for an Application Engineer to receive an RA Return Authorization number This will begin the repair process USA 714 491 1500 Europe 31 33 453 4040 Asia 65 6383 4400 Japan 81 3 3511 655 Units must be returned insured with shipping charges prepaid If not insured you assume the risk of loss or damage during shipment Returned units must include the serial number and a description of the problem as well as the name of the person to contact in case there are any questions Extron Electronics makes no further warranties either expressed or implied with respect to the product and its quality performance merchantability or fitness for any particular use In no event will Extron Electronics be liable for direct indirect or consequential damages resulting from any defect in this product even if Extron Electronics has been advised of such damage Please note that laws vary
69. 60 239 52 WT white 60 239 53 MCP 1000M Matrix Control Panel 60 298 01 MCP 1000S Secondary 60 298 02 MKP 2000 Matrix Switcher X Y Remote Control Panel black 60 682 02 MKP 3000 X Y Remote Control Panel with LCD Display black 60 708 02 3 5 mm captive screw connectors qty 10 100 457 01 100 229 01 03 04 SVHSM BNCE 8 S video to BNC adapter qty 10 26 353 01 RCAF BNCM RCA to BNC adapter qty 10 50 100 Pin programming jumper qty 1 1O07 O Cables When using signals with a scanning frequency of 15 125 kHz and running distances of 100 feet 30 m or more use high resolution BNC cables to achieve maximum performance Bulk cable and termination tools RG6 500 non plenum 1 conductor 500 150 m 22 098 02 RG6 1000 non plenum 1 conductor 1000 300 m 22 098 03 RG6P 500 plenum 1 conductor 500 150 m 22 164 02 RG6P 1000 plenum 1 conductor 1000 300 m 22 164 03 MHR mini high resolution cable MHRVGA 1000 non plenum 5 conductor 1000 300 m 22 024 03 MHR 2 500 non plenum 2 conductor 500 150 m 22 123 03 MHR 2P 500 plenum 2 conductor 500 150 m 22 129 03 Matrix 12800 Switchers Reference Information B 5 Reference Information cont d Termination tools and connectors CTU 300 universal crimp tool 100 241 02 BNC Male RG6 Crimp Connectors qty 100 100 339 01 BNC Male MHR Cable Crimp Connectors qty 100 100 335 01 CTU 100 universal compression tool BNC F RCA 100 181 01 BNC Male RG6 Compressi
70. 800 is installed Valid addresses consist of four 1 2 or 3 digit numeric subfields properly called octets separated by dots periods Each field can be numbered from 000 through 255 Leading zeroes up to 3 digits total per field are optional Values of 256 and above are invalid The default addresses are as follows but if these conflict with other equipment at your installation you can change the addresses to any valid value e IP address 192 168 254 254 e Gateway address 0 0 0 0 e Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Editing the addresses while connected via the Ethernet port can immediately disconnect the user from the Matrix 12800 Extron recommends editing this field using one of the RS 232 RS 422 ports and protecting the Ethernet access by assigning an administrator password to qualified and knowledgeable personnel only The Extron Name Descriptor field contains the name of the matrix switcher This descriptor can be changed to any valid name up to 12 alphanumeric characters The Mail Server User Name field displays the domain name of the Matrix 12800 e mail server such as folklore net in the examples throughout this chapter Standard domain conventions xxx com apply Noyes The following characters are invalid or not recommended in the Extron Name Descriptor field space TJ lt gt and Edit any of these fields as follows 1 Click in the desired field The graphic cursor becomes a text cursor 2 Ed
71. BME has redundant controller cards either controller card can be removed without powering down the switcher If the BME does not have controller card redundancy removing the controller card shuts down the matrix Remove the primary or optional redundant controller card as follows 1 Open and remove the front door 2 Turn the left and right knurled knobs on the fan assembly door 4 turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the power distribution plane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Grasp the ejector lever on the top of the card to be removed figure 6 11 Pivot the ejector lever out and away from the center of the card to lever the card out of the power distribution plane Open fan door Ejector Lever 2 LEDs Align controller board DIP with plastic guide Switches Primary Controller Board Figure 6 11 Controller card replacement Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 13 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d 4 Slide the card out of the cardcage 5 Place the removed card on an anti static surface or in an anti static container 6 Ifa replacement card is not being installed immediately close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurl
72. E 1 004 11005 21002 3 O00 0008 0009 1 007 11008 21003 3 4 01010 01011 01012 11010 11011 21004 3 5 0013 01014 01015 11013 11014 21005 3 6 01016 0101 01018 11016 11017 21006 3 01019 01020 01021 11019 11020 21007 3 o O22 0023 0024 11022 11023 2i008 3 9 01025 01026 102 11025 11026 21009 3 10 01028 01029 0030 11028 11029 21010 11 01031 01032 0033 11031 11032 21011 12 01034 01035 0036 11034 11035 21012 13 0103 O1038 01039 1103 11038 21013 14 01040 01041 01042 11040 11041 21014 15 0043 0044 0045 11043 11044 21015 16 01046 01047 01046 11046 11047 21016 17 01049 01050 01051 11043 11050 2017 1 0i001 0i002 0003 1i001 11002 21001 3 4 2 01004 01005 01006 11004 11005 21002 3 G00 01008 01009 11007 11008 21003 3 4 i010 01011 01012 11010 11011 21004 3 5 01013 01014 01015 11013 11014 21005 3 6 01016 01017 01018 11016 1101 21006 3 01019 01020 01021 11019 11020 2007 3 8 01022 01023 0024 11022 11023 21008 3 9 01025 01026 01027 11025 11026 21009 3 10 01028 01023 C1030 11026 11029 21010 11 01031 Di0S2 0033 11031 11032 21011 12 01034 01035 01036 11034 11035 21012 13 DIOS Oi038 01039 11037 11038 21013 14 01040 01041 01042 11040 11041 21014 15 01043 01044 01045 11043 11044 21015 16 01046 0104 01048 11046 11047 21016 17 01043 0050 0051 11043 11050 21017 18 00520054 11052 11053 21018 19 00 JWS 11055 11056 21019 20 008 Ole Oi 60 11058 11059 21020 21 QQG J63 11061 1
73. E Ein o aaia AEE Eii B 5 Optional accessories cscvccxcascendestevcenesunactundedicteccinsaueesesinagsaug nccteedeerieconcivesesoseiusagasseceusdedeeeconedeoxase B 5 B a E E EE E EEE E E E E E A EE E E E B 5 Bulk cable and termination tools wirecasssintsscncesinoratcnn coensutdeseccusmmusnscanabenencieoaeaideeadoesadeareatace B 5 Terminated cable assemblies ace raises cnneccelndece revel saanchiecatiucmacencebasetens ues ceneeceastidursaesceesakenseees B 6 All trademarks mentioned in this manual are the properties of their respective owners 68 556 01 C 10 11 iv Matrix 12800 Switchers e Table of Contents A Matrix 12800 Switchers o curio Chapter One Introduction About the Matrix 12800 Switchers Features Definitions Introduction 1 2 About the Matrix 12800 Switchers The Extron Matrix 12800 Series of switchers is a family of matrix switcher basic module enclosures BMEs and an optional front panel controller FPC 5000 that allows you to create video and audio matrix systems with up to 128 inputs and 128 outputs specifically tailored to meet your requirements The Matrix 12800 Series includes e Wideband video switcher BME A rack mountable 10U switcher that routes video red R green G and blue B video planes component video S video and composite video from any input to any one or more outputs e Video switcher BME A rack mountable 10U switcher that routes low resolution NTSC PAL or SECAM
74. If a preset is unassigned the displays unassigned e If a global preset is saved but not yet named the default name is Preset x9 e Ifa room preset is saved but not yet named the default name is Prst X12 Write preset name Example Read preset name Example Write room name Example Read room name Write room preset name Example Read room preset name Write virtual input name Example Read virtual input name Write virtual output name Example Read virtual output name Esc x9 k11ING Esc 1 Security ING Esc x9ING lt Esc 2NG lt Esc x10 k11INR lt Esc 1 Classrm INR Esc x10 INR lt Esc x10 x12 k11 NP lt Esc 1 3 Podium _DVDNP lt Esc x10 k12 INP lt Ese x5 k11 NI lt Esc 9 Podium cam1NI lt Esc X5INI lt Esc x2 k11JNO lt Esc 1 Main PJINO Esc x2INO lt Nmgkx9 k14 Nmg01 Security 14 Kije Security 244 Nm x10 kiij Nmr01 Classrm 14 x11 Nmpkio k12 kij Nmp01 3 Podium_DVD4A X11 Nmilx5 x11 Nmi09 Podium cam1 4 x114 Nmok2 kiij Nmo01 Main Py1 lt x114 Name preset 1 Security 1 Name room 1 Classrm 1 Name room 1 preset 3 Podium_DV D J Name input 9 Podium cam Name output 1 Main PJ1 x2 Output number RGB Delay Name for presets inputs and outputs 9 Global preset number 001 through maximum number of outputs Delay in 1 2 second increments 10 maximum
75. Name field c Press the Tab key on the keyboard to exit the Name field d To add or edit the name of another room return to step 6a 7 After the room has been programmed and the last name has been added or edited click the Take button 8 Click the Close button to exit the Room Mapper screen 9 On the Virtual Map screen menu bar click Return to Main to return to the main screen figure 3 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 13 Virtualization Control Software cont d Remote controlling the Matrix 12800 system BME 0 saves the settings in non volatile memory so once the system is virtualized there is no requirement to ever run the Virtualization Control program again However the Matrix 12800 can be remotely operated from a PC running the Virtualization Control software connected to either of the RS 232 RS 422 ports or the Ethernet port on BME 0 Use the Virtualization Control software to control the matrix as follows 1 Ensure that all BMEs that are part of the system have been connected to each other and their BME numbers have been set correctly Ensure that the system has been virtualized before creating any rooms see Creating a virtual I O switching system map in this chapter 2 On the PC click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 12800 Control Program to start the program Select the appropriate PC Comm port or the Ethernet port or to select Emulate mode figur
76. O27 11025 11026 21009 300 10 0028 0029 01030 11028 11029 21010 310 11 0031 0032 01033 11031 1032 21017 310 12 01034 01035 01036 11034 11035 4012 30 13 0037 0038 01039 11037 11038 21013 30 14 01040 01041 01042 11040 11041 21014 30 15 01043 01044 01045 11043 11044 21015 30 16 O46 C104 01048 11046 1104 2016 30 17 01049 01050 01057 11049 11050 24017 30 18 0052 0053 01054 11052 11053 21018 310 19 01055 C1056 01057 11055 11056 21019 3i0 20 01059 01059 OID6O 11058 11059 21020 310 21 0061 ODE DOEA 11061 1062 241021 30 22 0064 ODES DOBE 11064 11065 4022 30 23 0067 ODES DOES 11067 11068 4023 30 24 0070 0071 0072 1070 11071 2024 30 25 OFS 0074 0075 1073 11074 4025 30 26 0076 0077 0078 11076 11077 A026 30 27 0079 0080 01087 11079 11080 4027 30 26 0082 0083 01084 1082 110863 4028 30 29 0085 0086 O08 11085 11086 41029 30 30 i088 01089 01090 11088 11089 4030 30 31 0091 0092 01093 11091 1092 41031 30 32 0094 0095 01096 11094 11095 4032 J0 33 0097 0098 01099 11097 11098 4033 30 34 0100 0101 002 1100 1101 A034 30 35 0103 0104 01105 11103 1104 4035 30 36 0106 0107 0108 1106 1107 A036 30 37 0109 0110 0111 1109 1110 4037 30 38 0112 0113 011411121113 A038 30 39 0115 0116 0117 1115 1116 4039 30 40 0118 0119 0120 1118 1119 A040 30 4 0121 O22 023 11121 1022 2041 30 4 024 025 01126 11124 11125 4042 30 End Edit Take Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 7
77. To delete files such as HTML pages from the Matrix 12800 or to upload your own files to the Matrix 12800 click the file management tab The Matrix 12800 downloads the File Management page figure 5 8 3 http 7 10 1 2 2077 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help t Q Back gt 7 x B A 9 Search K Favorites A Media 4 R Address http 10 1 2 207 EJ Go Links Extron Electronics 2 Status Configuration File Management Control Logged on Admin Log Off D4 Contact Us ties File Management o i 3 File Management allows you to upload and delete files from the server File names must contain valid alpha numeric characters Spaces and special characters are not allowed wri ww extron com x Browse Upload File Page lof 1 Files 2 Bytes Left 2 063 104 First Prey Next Last Files Date File size Delete All HTML 4 nortxe control 12800 html Fri 02 Apr 2004 08 23 57 GMT 23 550 Delete nortxe dsvp 12800 html Fri 02 Apr 2004 08 24 05 GMT 9 403 Delete Figure 5 8 File Management page The files shown in figure 5 8 are for example only Upload your own files as follows 1 Click the Browse button 2 Browse through your system and select the desired file 3 Click the Upload File button Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations Control Tab Set and View Ties page You can create ties on the Set and View Ties page figure 5 9 Acc
78. aE OEE AREE ERASERS 2 10 Starting th s ftWare cies rede exten sec ct ene oia aa aa daN ai eeraa 2 11 Post Virtualization operations srentacoscntausensssnnnuineradacesbensescacetioctnansbesenntonadeoindatesesmcaniawraneasecsavies 2 12 Wideband video low resolution video and sync connections wideband video and sync BMES ONMy ccssesssseeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeasseeeeeeeeeeeees 2 12 Audio connections audio BMES ONLy cccccceeceeeeeesseeseceeeeeseeeaeaaseeeeeceeseeseseaaaseeeeees 2 12 Remote control panel front panel controller and Ethernet connections 0 2 14 Cabling and RJ 45 connector WILIING ccccesecccecceseeeeeeecceeseeeeecceeauseceeeeseaaaeeeeeeesaaseeees 2 15 External sync connections wideband and video BMEs only sseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeess 2 16 Other Settings o oo cccsssesscsesesssecaesesesesscsesesesesaesesesesacsesesasacsesesesassesesesaeseseseseeas 2 18 Serial port protocol switches dees asesecesretacesesecswiianscennesdensloviezcnacioaseanissencecciniosnsiasencetacumoemnlsid 2 18 Baud Tal SSI eS siirsin a Ea Era E 2 18 Sync termination SWILCINGS casi cccinsutse cxhantennniecewersneancanseentoeanceeetasnasetesasenteecntenebuaracccanteanatecnesa 2 18 IP parameters initialization visors ienriasccesncasieudennideoscianisexsnteuntsncel sens dimnsdensitactnsaenmmmuacsandetnsTsansess 2 18 Chapter Three Virtualization Control Software 0 00000 3 1 Explaining Virtual 1
79. able connector the power cable that leads from the inside of the fan connector bracket to the power distribution plane figure 6 4 by pushing down on the center tab and pulling back on the connector Remove the fan assembly power connector the connector that has two power cables on the back side from the fan connector bracket by pinching the top and bottom tabs together and pulling the connector back and out of the bracket Remove and retain the three cable restraints that secure the power cables out of the way and gently separate the power cables 6 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers Upgrades and Maintenance Remove four nuts w captive washers each fan Remove screws from cable hold down brackets Disconnect fans at connectors Figure 6 4 Fan pair replacement 6 Using a5 16 inch nut driver remove and retain the four nuts securing each fan to the fan assembly door 7 Lift the two finger grates out of the way 8 Lift the two fans off of the fan assembly door retaining posts 9 Place the replacement fan assembly on the fan assembly door retaining posts 10 Place the finger grates over the two fans on the retaining posts 11 Secure each fan and finger grate to the restraining posts with the four 5 16 nuts removed in step 6 12 Secure the power cables out of the way behind the fan connector bracket and through the three cable restraints retained in step 5 Tighten down the three cable restraints 13 Align
80. al to describe TCP IP protocol in detail However some understanding of TCP IP subnetting a subnet is a subset of a network a set of IP devices that have portions of their IP addresses in common is necessary in order to understand the interaction of the switcher and the mail server gateway To understand subnetting at the level required to install and operate the switcher you must understand the concepts of a gateway local and remote devices IP addresses and octets and subnet masks and octets Gateways The switcher can communicate with the e mail server that the switcher uses for e mail notification directly if they are on the same subnet or the communication can be routed via a gateway a computer that provides a link between different subnets Local and remote devices The local and remote devices are defined from the point of view of the function being described In this manual subnetting is an issue when you are using the controlling PC to set TCP IP values in the switcher see Ethernet protocol settings in chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software and System Configuration page in chapter 5 Web Operations IP addresses and octets Valid IP addresses consist of four 1 2 or 3 digit numeric subfields properly called octets separated by dots periods figure A 4 Each octet can be numbered from 000 through 255 Leading zeroes up to three digits total per octet are optional Values of 256 and above
81. all of the current settings such as the ties presets and virtual map and displays a graphical representation of the ties in the program window figure 3 2 SS Extron s MATRIX 12300 6400 3200 Yirtualization Control Program ver 4 0 1993 2700 Mel Fa File System Config Tools Preferences Help OUTPUTS Edit Mode RGE Mute jo ae Follow ai Audio Mute e HH m H s HH va a 40 a 4 Dall F OCA 15 Breakaway 14 O by group ay r E gt J Ta a Physical uD PRESETS 0 Current Emulate GO Save as Delete CHANGES lake Cancel no 2 SH moe Mm y m l Fo ECEOEENEEANE T Aocoooo om Switcher Type AGBHY w Aud Figure 3 2 Main screen with ties Noyes If this is a new system that has not been virtualized yet or one that has had its map cleared the graphical representation and all information shown on the Virtual Map screen is invalid at this point If you clicked Emulate to create a program for a system in advance without being connected to it you have to define the number and type video sync or audio of BMEs the number of inputs and the number of outputs for the Matrix 12800 system you are emulating See Programming the matrix offline emulate mode in this chapter 3 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 4 On the menu bar click System Config to show the Virt
82. ar administrator password Set user password Read user password Reset clear user password Set e mail server values Read e mail server values Set e mail notifications Read e mail notification ASCII command host to switcher Esc x40 CN lt Esc CN lt Esc eCN lt Esc x42 CT lt Esc CT Esc x44 CI lt Esc CI lt Esc CH lt 4 Esc CC 4 Esc x44 CS lt Esc CS lt Esc x44 CG lt Esc CG Esc x47 CA lt EscICA Esc eCA lt Esc x47jCU lt Esc CU lt Esc leCU Esc x44 x48 ka7 JCM lt Esc CM lt Additional description Response switcher to host Ipne Kao X40 Ipne Kaaij Iptxk424 kasje Ipixaa e X44 X46 Ipsk44 lt 4 X44 Ipgixa4 e X44 Ipa x47 X47 Ipae x47 Ipue Kaz X47 Ipuek47 lt 4 Ipmbk44 xas x47 Esc x49 x50 x51 x59 K52 ICR lEsc x49jCR Iprkx49 kso x51 x52 k52 Special Characters The HTML language reserves certain characters for specific functions The switcher does not accept these characters as part of preset names the name of the switcher passwords or locally created file names The switcher rejects or Extron does not recommend the following characters space spaces are ok fornames lt gt semicolon colon and 4 18 Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide N Matrix 12800 Switchers o curio Chapter Fiv
83. are invalid Typical IP Address 192 168 254 254 Octets Figure A 4 IP address and octets Subnet masks and octets The subnet mask figure A 5 is used to determine whether the local and remote devices are on the same subnet or different subnets The subnet mask consists of four numeric octets separated by dots Each octet can be numbered from 000 through 255 Leading zeroes up to three digits total per octet are optional Each octet typically contains either 255 or 0 The octets determine whether or not the same octets of two IP addresses are compared when determining if two devices are on the same subnet 255 indicates that this octet will be 0 indicates that this octet will not be compared between two IP addresses compared between two IP addresses Typical Subnet Mask 255 255 00 LJ L Octets Figure A 5 Subnet mask and octets A 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Ethernet Connection Determining whether devices are on the same subnet To determine the subnet the IP address of the local device is compared to the IP address of the remote device figure A 6 Each octets of each address are compared or not compared depending on the value in the related subnet mask octet e Jfa subnet mask octet contains the value 255 the related octets of the IP address of the local and remote devices addresses are unmasked Unmasked octets are compared indicated by in figure A 6 e If the subnet mask octet contains the value 0 the re
84. bar OPTIONS cccccccceessseeeeecceeeseceecceeaeeeeeeeseaeseeeeesseaaseeeeeses 3 30 Return TO Malossi erroni o Er o E EO ON 3 30 Configure MEN Usiisirsrniasiiinii naaa e a iiinis 3 30 Special Characters ooo cccccscssscsesscscseseseecscsesssesscsesesssesscsesssessesesesecassesesecaeseseeseeas 3 31 Chapter Four Programming Guide ccc ccsssesceseeseeseeeseeseesestesteseeseenen 4 1 RS 232 RS 422 POrts 000 ccc ccccseesseecseeeeecseeesescseecsesessecsesceeseseecaeseseecaesceeseaescaeseneeeatens 4 2 Ethernet LAN Port 2 0 00 cccccccccccccecccecccecccececececececececeeeseeecarevecseaeecacescecaresesserevareseeeensens 4 3 Ethernet connection iisncierisoienscitnntscnodzieieriininneinndicdannilasatiasditadoadtiiuantiwobetspontaiatinviiantenddiuumsiiaageans 4 3 Default IP ACG CSS CS occ icssitecnnadaiget cen sdudaiedininsesannascnsctasaneeenedindadnbsaznaed inthe casadsuagdenendeanntintesadsobaws 4 3 Establishing a connection a covesciirsnovieccienssnessinatiesteneunibiiansts lt tevestonvaisuebionecdasanVssonidsiawiwtorsesonedaoxanls 4 4 Number of COL SC EION AS os ccc cs pacectecace nag setenecanatce stances dacoctacsasnaestensectansceos seo utucosaemoionaueeesa ca cice 4 4 Host to Switcher INStructiOns 0 0 000 ccc cccssececscsesececsesesesececseseseceeseseseecseseseseeas 4 4 Switcher Initiated Messages ccc ccccssscssscsesecscseseseseceesesesesaeseseseeessesensceeseaesees 4 5 Switcher Error RESPONSES 00 0 0 ccccccccesc
85. building installation shall provide a means for connection to protective earth and 2 The equipment is to be connected to that means and 3 A SERVICE PERSON shall check whether or not the socket outlet from which the equipment is to be powered provides a connection to the building protective earth ground If not the SERVICE PERSON shall arrange for the installation of a PROTECTIVE EARTHING CONDUCTOR from the separate protective earthing terminal to the protective earth wire in the building Power Primary and Redundant AC Power Input connectors Connect a standard IEC power cord between the rear panel Primary AC Power Input connector and a 100 to 240VAC 50 Hz or 60 Hz power source figure 2 6 S49 on 5 Ses os Bcc a R Ni gt aN KI 9 ZND I Wong Q gt Soi w AQ D M 40s Qa wis Ag My Primary AC Power Input Redundant AC Power Input Figure 2 6 Connecting power If this BME is equipped with redundant power supplies A and B connect a second IEC power cord between the Redundant AC Power Input connector and either an uninterruptible power source or a power source that is completely independent from the primary power source 2 8 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Primary and Redundant AC Power Input switches For BME 0 to recognize all of the BMEs in the daisy chain BME 0 may not be powered on before the other BMEs Rather turn on BME 0 at the
86. bution plane 7 Ifthe card installed is a replacement set the DIP switches on the rear edge of the card to the same setting as the card that was removed from this location 8 Close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 9 Close the front door Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 15 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Removing and Installing the I O Card and Setting the Audio Gain Noyes The 1 0 cards are hot swappable You do not need to power down the switcher to remove an I O card Input and output circuit cards figure 6 13 through figure 6 15 can be replaced for fault correction Audio output cards must be removed if you want to change the output audio gain Beyond those actions you can increase or decrease the I O configuration size of the Matrix 12800 by adding or removing I O cards and then rerunning the Virtualization Control Program see chapter 3 Virtualization Control software The following table identifies the number of inputs that each input card supports and the number of outputs that each output card supports Use this table to determine how the size of the matrix changes with the removal or installation of a single card per input card per output card Sync Inputs 97 128 Sync In
87. ca se deben instalar en lugares donde no sean pisados ni apretados por objetos que se puedan apoyar sobre ellos Reparaciones mantenimiento Solicitar siempre los servicios t cnicos de personal calificado En el interior no hay partes a las que el usuario deba acceder Para evitar riesgo de electrocuci n no intentar personalmente la reparaci n mantenimiento de este equipo ya que al abrir o extraer las tapas puede quedar expuesto a voltajes peligrosos u otros riesgos Ranuras y aberturas Si el equipo posee ranuras o orificios en su caja alojamiento es para evitar el sobrecalientamiento de componentes internos sensibles Estas aberturas nunca se deben obstruir con otros objetos Bater a de litio Existe riesgo de explosi n si esta bater a se coloca en la posici n incorrecta Cambiar esta bater a nicamente con el mismo tipo o su equivalente recomendado por el fabricante Desachar las bater as usadas siguiendo las instrucciones del fabricante Hr H a Fa E Aer RAE H LARS CE FA HAR A SARA CLR EAE Bit PETAR o AIEE yeh Mae ARAA Bk A ZR AEAT FE AA RE LU ZR BIRKIR 0 ZER IRRE Bk it H e MARBUTA A RART KARA RA eH Dy fio FEL fa be ANS CATIA m T EZA IRIEL Hee ie Lee LA aT EME RS IEALA RCE EET AR PERE FL FEAT AE ARH OHS ARE Pak VE AS Ae EEA IA a FA eS AFH FERRE PA AEE DUD BES FF FEL Ho
88. cher was previously set up for RS 232 and your computer comm port uses RS 422 you must change an internal DIP switch See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation S3 Matrix 12800 Switchers Chapter Three Virtualization Control Software Explaining Virtual I O Switching Virtualization Control Program Special Characters Virtualization Control Software Explaining Virtual I O Switching A Matrix 12800 system consists of from one to nine BMEs each of which can have as many as 128 inputs and 128 outputs It is usually desirable to have certain inputs switch together as a set to follow each other For example if the system consists of a 128 x 128 video BME and a 128 x 128 audio BME you want your video images on your video monitors to match the audio from the sound system for example video and audio from a DVD You would want the video and audio to follow each other when they are switched to another display This type of switching requires the two BMEs to communicate with each other so that they both switch to the correct inputs simultaneously In the traditional and simplest configuration hardware is usually designed to switch both BMEs to the same input S video presents an example in which follow is always required The luminance Y and chrominance C signals must be switched as a pair of signals Traditional hardware does this by causing the paired signals to follow each othe
89. d type video sync or audio of BMEs the number of inputs and the number of outputs for the Matrix 12800 system you are emulating See Programming the matrix offline emulate mode in this chapter 3 On the menu bar click System Config to show the Virtual Map screen figure 3 3 4 On the menu bar click Configure gt Room Configuration to show the Room Mapper screen figure 3 9 ROOM Mapper IOl x Vurtual Switcher ital aaa ROOM 4 Marne Security Map p12 13 13 129 irr 193 All ROOHS room name virtual outputs Front Lobby Classroom 1 Classroom 2 D D D D D D D D Security C3 m3 t C3 C3 a 1 amp amp amp amp amp amp z amp D z a a p i ii IH 192 208 a Drag OUTPUT circle to Room in List for Trash Erase Map Cancel Figure 3 9 Room Mapper screen 5 Assign virtual outputs to rooms by dragging and dropping the output circles from the Virtual Switcher Out field to the list on the right of the screen To remove a virtual output from a room drag and drop the output circle from the Virtual Switcher Out field to a different room in the list Drag the output circle to the trash can on the bottom of the screen if the output is no longer to be assigned to any room 6 If desired assign or edit names for each room as follows a Select the desired room in the list b Type or edit the name for the virtual input or virtual output in the
90. d without powering down the switcher If the BME does not have power supply redundancy removing either primary power supply shuts down the matrix Remove a power supply module as follows 1 Z Open the front door Turn the left and right knurled knobs on the fan assembly door 1 4 turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Grasp the handle on the power supply module and push down on the thumb detent figure 6 5 Pull the power supply module straight back until the module clears the alignment guides Open fan door Thumb Detent l Primary A Power Supply e Align power supply with plastic guides Figure 6 5 Power supply replacement 6 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 4 Ifa replacement power supply is not being installed immediately close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 5 Ifa replacement power supply is not being installed immediately close the front door Installing the power supply module The power supply modules are hot swappable You do not need to power down the switcher to install a power supply Install a power supply module as follows 1 If necessary open the front door 2 If necessary turn t
91. dB Reset all video and audio mutes Reset flash memory erase user supplied files Clear all ties and all presets resets all audio gains to 0 dB resets the RGB delay and unmutes all video and audio outputs Similar to Reset whole switcher plus sets the IP address to 192 168 254 254 and the subnet mask to 255 2000 0 Virtual controls Write virtual inputs Read virtual inputs Write virtual outputs Read virtual outputs Read plane types Eso x2 x19 x11 x20 x20 Esc x2 MI lt Esc x3 x19 x11 x20 k2op Esc x3 IMO lt EscIMC X20 MI lt Mpilx2 19 x11 x20 x20 K204 K20 MO lt Mpolk3 x19 x11 x20 x2oP x20 x19 x11 x20 x20 K204 letter and BME pairs Noyes letter and BME pair consists of a letter that identifies the video or audio plane Red Blue Mono Audio and so on and a number that identifies the BME assigment Example ROG1B2S3A4 001 through maximum number of outputs 001 through maximum number of inputs 32 maximum 0 current configuration 32 max Each can have up to 10 presets X12 s assigned 10 maximum 12 characters maximum Output number Input number Preset Room number Room preset number Signal type See page 4 7 Name X20 Virtual input or output Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Example 41003 BME 3 input connector 003 4 15 Programming Guide cont d Comma
92. dges only Electrostatic discharge ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Set DIP switch 3 on the rear edge of the controller card figure 6 8 to the Off position for RS 232 or to the On position for RS 422 Noyes The controller card is shown removed for clarity but the card does not need to be removed Controller Board Serial Port Selection DIP Switch 3 Figure 6 8 Serial port selection DIP switch 4 If you changed the configuration of a card that is installed close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 5 If you changed the configuration of a card that is installed close the front door 6 10 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance Changing the serial port baud rate If this BME is equipped with a redundant controller the primary and redundant controllers must be configured for the same RS 232 RS 422 communications baud rate The Matrix 12800 controller cards are factory configured for 9600 baud rate on the RS 232 RS 422 port Change the RS 232 RS 422 baud rate of the controller card as follows 1 If changing the baud rate of an installed card open and remove the front door 2 If changing the configuration of an installed card turn the left and right knurled
93. dress of 0 through 8 Address 9 is invalid The addresses used in the system must be sequential with no skipped numbers other than as required for audio BMEs Audio BMEs occupy two BME addresses the set address and the set address plus 1 for example if the audio BME is set to address 3 it occupies addresses 3 and 4 Set the next BME after the audio BME to the address number plus 2 of the audio BME for example if the audio BME is set to address 3 set the next BME to address 5 Sync BMEs cannot be set to address 0 To set the BME address press the and buttons on the BME Address switch on the rear panel of the switcher figure 2 2 Figure 2 2 Setting a BME address Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 5 Installation cont d 2 6 BME COMM interconnect ports If the Matrix 12800 system consists of more than one BME the BMEs must be connected together in a daisy chain using Extron supplied RJ 45 cables Connect the first daisy chain from the BME Comm Out connector on BME 0 to the nearest BME Comm In connector on the BME figure 2 3 In a rack whose BMEs are numbered sequentially this would be BME 1 But since not all systems are configured alike call this module BME n Connect the next RJ 45 cable from the BME Comm Out connector on BME n to the BME Comm In connector on nearest unconnected BME BME n 17 To BME 2 Ki From BME 0 Figure 2 3 Daisy chaining BMEs Continue connect
94. e The complete power circuit from the plug through the power supplies to the insertion of the power onto the power distribution plane is separate and redundant figure 1 3 If the installation includes uninterruptible or completely separate power sources the switcher remains powered up through any power interruption short of a simultaneous loss of power on both power sources AC AC Power Power Primary Redundant Primary Redundant Power Power Power Power Supply Supply Supply Supply A A B B Figure 1 3 Redundant power supply backs up primary The ready hot redundant power supplies mean zero downtime for the system and no loss of functionality should one of the primary supplies fail Should a primary power supply fail the redundant power supply immediately assumes the load of the failed primary supply A failed power supply is easily replaceable through the front door at any time without powering down the matrix and with no tools required Matrix 12800 Switchers Introduction e Dual redundant hot swappable cooling fans Four cooling fans are provided for ventilation and heat management Fan and temperature sensors identify problems which are reported locally with visual indications and remotely via the Ethernet and serial port links Fans and the filter are easily replaceable through the front door with only a screwdriver required e Field upgradable hot swappable modular design The architecture of the Matrix
95. e Web Operations Download the Startup Page Status Tab Configuration Tab File Management Tab Control Tab Web Operations The Matrix 12800 can be controlled and operated through the Ethernet port on BME 0 across the LAN or WAN using a Web browser such as the Microsoft Internet Explorer The browser down loads a series of displays that have the appearance of Web pages This chapter describes the factory installed HTML pages which are always available and cannot be erased or overwritten If your Ethernet connection to the matrix switcher is unstable try turning off the proxy server in your Web browser In Microsoft Internet Explore click Tools gt Internet Options gt Connections gt LAN Settings uncheck the Use a proxy server box and then click Ok Download the Startup Page Access the switcher using the HTML pages as follows 1 Start the Web browser program 2 Click in the Address field of the browser 3 Enter the IP address of the switcher in the Address field NO f the local system administrators have not changed the value the factory specified default 192 168 254 254 is the correct value for this field 4 Ifyou want the browser to display a page other than the default page such as a custom page that you have created and uploaded enter a slash and the file name to open No The Address field of the browser should display the address in the following format xxx xxx xxx xxx optional_file_name
96. e 3 1 After you select the Comm port or the Ethernet port and click OK the software looks for the Matrix system and reads its hardware configuration the type and size of each BME The software then reads all of the current settings such as the ties presets and virtual map and displays a graphical representation of the ties in the program window figure 3 2 The program also reads the appropriate ini file saved from the last session to draw any icons assigned to each I O Noy If this is a new system that has not been virtualized yet or one that has had its map cleared the graphical representation and all information shown on the Virtual Map screen are invalid at this point If you clicked Emulate to create a program for a system in advance without being connected to it you need to define the number and type video sync or audio of BMEs the number of inputs and the number of outputs for the Matrix 12800 system you are emulating See Programming the matrix offline emulate mode in this chapter The main screen shows the current switcher configuration 3 As desired create ties work with presets or assign icons See Ties Presets or Icons and captions on the following pages 4 When you are ready to exit the program click File gt Exit If you have edited any of the configurations or assigned names or icons to the virtual inputs and outputs the program prompts you to save changes before closin
97. e 4 1 of the matrix switcher BME 0 can be connected to the serial port output of a host device such as a computer running the HyperTerminal utility or a control system This connection makes Simple Instruction Set SIS control of the switcher possible from the computer or host via the RS 232 RS 422 link Pin RS 232 Function RS 422 Function 1 Not used TX Transmit data 2 TX Transmit data TX Transmit data 3 3 RX Receive data RX Receive data 4 Not used RX Receive data 5 Gnd Signal ground Gnd Signal ground 9 6 6 Not used Not used Female 7 Not used Not used 8 Not used Not used 9 Not used Not used Figure 4 1 RS 232 RS 422 connector pin arrangement The Matrix 12800 Switchers are factory configured for RS 232 control To use the switcher under RS 422 control you must change an internal DIP switch See Swapping the serial port protocol RS 232 RS 422 in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details The default communications rate is 9600 baud Baud rates of 19200 38400 and 115200 are also available see Changing the serial port baud rate in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance The protocol is 8 bit 1 stop bit no parity and no flow control Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Ethernet LAN Port The rear panel Ethernet connector figure 4 2 on the matrix switcher BME 0 can be connected to the an Et
98. e PC click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 12800 6400 3200 Control Program to start the program 2 When prompted for a port select IP LAN figure 3 14 and click OK Extron s MATRI 128007640073200 Virtualization Control Program 1996 2001 Extron Electronics R5 232 Port Bal Seer g Comm 2 lt 0 GP Comm 3 Comm 4 More Ports O IP LAN J Emulate Figure 3 14 Ethernet mode selection 3 The IP connection window appears figure 3 15 IP Connection Matris IP Address f 0 1 0 243 Password ped is case sensitive Connect Meconnect This PC is 10 1 3 57 PROGRAMMER Figure 3 15 Address and password entry a Examine the Matrix IP Address field in the IP Connection window The field displays the last Matrix IP Address entered If the IP address is correct Proceed to step 3b If the address is not correct Click in the Matrix IP Address field and enter the IP address Proceed to step 3b Noyes Ifthe local system administrators have not changed the value the factory specified default 192 168 254 254 is the correct value for this field b If the switcher is password protected click in the Password field and enter the enter the appropriate administrator or user password c Click Connect If you logged on using the administrator password the Windows program connects you to the switcher with all of the administrator ri
99. e as primary and the second as backup The Matrix 12800 has two AC power inputs for continuous connection to both power sources Password protection There are two levels of password protection at log in administrator and user Administrators have full access to all Matrix 12800 switching capabilities and editing functions Users can select inputs and outputs set and recall presets and view all settings with the exception of passwords Rack mount The switchers are mountable in any conventional 19 inch wide rack Matrix 12800 Switchers Introduction 1 7 Introduction cont d Definitions The following terms apply to Extron Matrix Switchers and are used throughout this manual Tie An input to output connection Set of ties An input tied to two or more outputs An output can never be tied to more than one input Configuration May consist of one tie or one or more sets of ties Current configuration The configuration that is currently being used also called configuration 0 Global memory preset A configuration that has been stored The Matrix 12800 can support up to 64 global presets When a global preset is retrieved from memory it becomes the current configuration Room A Room consists of a smaller subset of virtual outputs that are logically related to each other as determined by the operator The Matrix 12800 supports up to 32 rooms each of which consists of from 1 to 16 virtual output
100. e ejector levers in and toward the center of the card to seat the card in the backplane 6 If the card installed is a replacement for a sync input card set the sync termination DIP switches on the rear edge of the card to the same setting as the card that was removed from this location Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 7 Close the I O cardcage door and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise 8 Close the front door Noyes If this circuit card installation is a permanent change to the size of the matrix the system must be virtualized to recognize the change Virtualize the system using the detailed instructions in chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Troubleshooting Matrix 12800 BME status information available in the Virtualization Control program as a Web page or viewable on the FPC 5000 show the operational status of each of the circuit cards the power supplies and the cooling fans in the Matrix 12800 To access the BME status via the Virtualization Control program click Tools gt Hardware Status Access the BME status via an HTML page by clicking a specific BME on the System Status page If a component fails the indication turns red On an HTML page the airflow indication is expressed as a percentage of the maximum airflow Power supplies Moyes f this BME does not have redundant power supplies the switcher may or may not shut down for an out of tolerance voltage The
101. eaecaciateariceusnsaticenndimanadimcabinineiencadtadunyctutenerkdrerianditeneabindevtauniseemaademaanasaaaes 3 21 Logging on to the switcher via the Ethernet c sssscceeeeeeeeeeeeaeessseeeeeeeeeeesseanaaaeeeeees 3 22 Ethernet protocol settings nsssssssssssssosrrrrnnrtrrrerernnrnnrtrtttrernnnnnttntrnnenrnntnntnttneeeennnnnn nnne 3 23 Address and Name TSI GS sccpsies cccrntmnarsonssesntonsaseineuscusnesenencnastenceacaantundanansanantcaneineeaaseesanes 3 24 Date and Time GMT fields cccecceecccecceecccecceecceecccecceneececceeccecececcenscceccnececeeecess 3 25 Administrator Password User Password and Mail Server Password fields 3 25 E mail Addressee Tiel ds ccccccccceeeccceneesseeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeasseseceeeeseeseaeaaaeeseeeeeeesessaaaaees 3 26 Windows buttons and drop DOKXES ccccceessseceeeesssseeeeeecsseeaeeceesessueeeesessseeeeeeessesaeeeeeessnsees 3 27 Main screen menu bar OU ON Sa sucgeninectcenne cescicaesiensee a veraninestavanntuenciconscerinictenavnianeseantmonse 3 27 Fe MENU cae danctenecadeauencsanseraceksoesanutcew its toianwsupeaacasaeaece E 3 27 System Config selection wrssiascttarecaensuaseadqeneawntcaetteancatarecgoneeeedceeulasuiieatei exsanereeSindianekiaars 3 27 MOS wcct E P PE E EE AA E E T E A A S E E A 3 28 Preferences MENU asics nape seen yeh seciense sasha ccrettnccecadassannateesenencsuseeteanccteceheeanscadtanseeatetemmesenses 3 29 Virtual Map screen MENU
102. econds an informational box pops up figure 3 10 The box identifies the virtual input the virtual output any audio gain or attenuation value and any RGB delay If icons have been assigned to the input and output those are displayed Source AGB delay a 1 5 sec Output 15 LAMERA 2 Auda lwl 07 dE Figure 3 10 Informational pop up box To have audio follow video for every tie created click the Follow all radio button in the Edit Mode Virtual ox If you click the Edit Mode Virtual Breakaway by group radio button two checkboxes appear one for RGB or video depending on video format and one for audio Clicking in the checkboxes to select or deselect video or audio determines whether you are tying video audio or both the next time you drag and drop If you click the Edit Mode Virtual Breakaway by plane radio button a checkbox for each video and audio plane in the system appears Click in the boxes to select or deselect the each plane and you can tie individual planes If you click in the Edit Mode Physical box you can view the physical ties by resting the mouse cursor over an input or output An informational box similar to the one shown in figure 3 10 appears Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 15 Virtualization Control Software cont d 3 16 Presets After you have created all of the ties that are needed for a specific task the configuration can be saved as either a global or room pre
103. ed knobs 4 turn clockwise CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 7 Ifa replacement card is not being installed immediately close the front door Updating the firmware Noyes f your system has primary and redundant controller cards both cards must have the same firmware revisions installed The ICs that contain the firmware for the matrix switcher also contain the memory in which presets and audio levels are saved When you replace the IC these settings are lost You may want to record the presets and audio levels before you replace the IC Replace the firmware as follows 1 Ifthe firmware is being replaced on an installed controller card remove the card see Removing the primary or redundant controller card in this chapter placing the controller card on an anti static mat 2 Locate the PROM to be replaced IC U1 U2 or U6 figure 6 12 Figure 6 12 PROM replacement 6 14 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 3 For IC U6 Use a PLCC IC puller to remove the existing firmware IC Squeeze the tool to align its hooks with the slots in opposite corners of socket U6 Insert the hooks squeeze gently and pull the IC straight out of the socket Set the IC aside 4 For ICs U1 and U2 Use your fingertips to grasp the edges of the existing firmware IC and pull the IC straight out of
104. eeecsseeeeeeeeeeesessseeeaaeeeeeeeessessseseeees 6 7 Replacing the Fuse ooo cscsssssesscscsesecscscsesesesesscsesssesscsesssesasesesesaesesesesesaesesaseeas 6 8 Removing and Cleaning the Filter ccc cseeeseeneneseeetecesseseseeseeseeeeeees 6 9 Setting the DIP Switches 0 0 0 ccc cccecscsesesececsesesececscseseseeaesesesecassesesecaeaeseseseeas 6 10 Swapping the serial port protocol RS 232 RS 422 ccccccccccsssseceeesssseeeeeessseneeeeeesssssseeeees 6 10 Changing the serial port baud VAC S eticncsncstvcsertwcsdonia cancer asrnts ceanssensensucautuiaieubinactacaseanyssudentes 6 11 Changing the sync termination cccccccsssseeeessseeeesseeeecesseeeeseseeeeeeessaeeesseeeeeessssnneeeessneess 6 12 Removing and Installing the Controller Card and Replacing the FEMA ee E 6 13 Removing the primary or redundant controller Card ccccccsssssseceeesssnsseeeesssssneeeeessees 6 13 Updating the firmware ivcinctccctcasosconsceneciarsasnnncasetacthasoncanstenneciansenonssasehiockeaioetenmeonediaancesarias 6 14 Installing the controller card iivesacwsitovancisencvaensnwrvimienimawceseiivartuuusatauniudtrauseniuinidadiaunsiaeatidenamisiens 6 15 Matrix 12800 Switchers Table of Contents iii Table of Contents cont d Removing and Installing the I O Card and Setting the Audio Gain 6 16 Removing the I O GON cca greusuneinsdonancuinadiees arauepenvesbiosesnencidetiudshuatesseestunantteawboceindemuetiarensarestayas 6 18 Setting
105. els runoissa 1 Vp p for Y of component video and S video and for composite video 0 7 Vp p for RGB and for R Y and B Y of component video 0 3 Vp p for C of S video Maximam leve kesuicesiae 2 Vp p T AE e mer neEre ee etnee enter Ceres 75 ohms RETA lOS 25 dB to input section up to 50 MHz DC ON ac 10 mV typical with input at 0 offset OWENE y DE Triple Action Slew rate sp caucaticcuaseteiayarwaceirstenwectdacs gt 200 V ms Sync sync BME Input and output types Software configurable for RGBHV or RGBS By NC COMM CCLONS ee e Up to 128 female BNC usable quantity varies with configuration put level eccessi 0 5 V to 5 Vp p 4 Vp p nominal Seia e E sot siasenseseeasenseesmeens 5 Vp p e TE P E T AGC to TTL 4 0 V to 5 0 Vp p B 2 Matrix 12800 Switchers Reference Information Input LPOG ANCE a sstereroninsncrvones Inputs 1 32 510 ohms or 75 ohms switchable Inputs 33 128 510 ohms Output IN PCDI CC seisi 75 ohms Horizontal frequency 15 kHz to 150 kHz Vertical IPEGUCICY sscscsasnexsrnacastancetes 30 Hz to 150 Hz e ii n ENE oreo ares Positive or negative follows input Audio audio BME ROU seira 16 x 16 up to 128 x 128 mono or stereo matrix in increments of 16 balanced unbalanced Gain selectable per output Unbalanced output 0dB as shipped or 6 dB jumper selectable Balanced output 6 dB as shipped or 0 dB jumper selectable Frequency TOSPONSE sisnesssess 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 05 dB THD
106. enance Closing the switcher 1 If the door was removed replace the door by lifting it above the hinge pins and lowering it onto the pins 2 Shut the door 3 Turn the bottom door fastener clockwise from to 4 Turn the top door fastener counterclockwise from to figure 6 2 B Zo ZA ZA ZZ ZA ZZ 4 Figure 6 2 Closing the Matrix 12800 switcher Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 3 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Removing and Installing the Fan Assembly The four fans on the fan assembly door are paired two primary fans in one assembly and two redundant fans in another assembly figure 6 3 The two fans in the primary fan assembly share a common power connector and the two fans in the redundant fan assembly share a separate connector The power cord for the primary fan assembly is sheathed in red the power cord for the redundant fan assembly is sheathed in black Fans are replaced two at a time primary or redundant fan assembly pair Primary Fans NN I Lode A Yo N YY fZ Figure 6 3 Primary and redundant fan locations Remove and replace the primary or redundant fan assembly as follows 1 PA Open the front door On the fan assembly door turn the left and right knurled knobs 1 4 turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Disconnect the power distribution plane fan power c
107. er t oder in der Benutzerdokumentation Keine Zusatzger te Verwenden Sie keine Werkzeuge oder Zusatzger te die nicht ausdr cklich vom Hersteller empfohlen wurden da diese eine Gefahrenquelle darstellen k nnen Instrucciones de seguridad Espanol A A Precaucion Leer las instrucciones Leer y analizar todas las instrucciones de operaci n y seguridad antes de usar el equipo Este s mbolo se utiliza para advertir al usuario sobre instrucciones importantes de operaci n y mantenimiento o0 cambio de partes que se desean destacar en el contenido de la documentaci n suministrada con los equipos Este s mbolo se utiliza para advertir al usuario sobre la presencia de elementos con voltaje peligroso sin protecci n aislante que puedan encontrarse dentro de la caja o alojamiento del producto y que puedan representar riesgo de electrocuci n Conservar las instrucciones Conservar las instrucciones de seguridad para futura consulta Obedecer las advertencias Todas las advertencias e instrucciones marcadas en el equipo o en la documentaci n del usuario deben ser obedecidas Evitar el uso de accesorios No usar herramientas o accesorios que no sean especificamente recomendados por el fabricante ya que podrian implicar riesgos ZEM HPI BF SARA P RAR MATARA ERNMEEPNM Ay amp GS SSA REE AASRE MEMS SABE e EIHAR FAR ie 2 a SE RAT ZAE SA RFA HARTZA LBD ARK FB BTBa HAMAS mAH A LP eae BERBEI oe
108. esired preset by clicking on one of the presets listed To create a new preset click the on one of the unassigned buttons Overwrite an existing preset by clicking on an already existing preset 3 If desired type over the current name in the box adjacent to the Save Preset button If you do not rename an unassigned button the Matrix 12800 automatically names the preset as Preset next available number If you do not rename an existing preset when it is overwritten the Matrix 12800 retains the same name 4 Click the Accept button Recalling a preset To recall a global preset to be the current configuration click the button associated with the desired preset Physical Connections pages The Physical Inputs and Physical Outputs pages figure 5 17 are reference pages only with no active functions The pages show the virtual numbers names signal types and physical connectors associated with the inputs and outputs Signal types include RGB video audio video amp audio component video S video and vid composite To access the page click the Physical Inputs or Physical Outputs link on the left of the Set and View Ties page Mewes Figure 5 17 shows the Physical Inputs page The Physical Outputs page is similar http 710 1 2 207 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help i GQ Bak O i 2 A IA E Address http 10 1 2 207 E Go Links Pitan
109. ess the Set and View Ties page by clicking the Control tab Extron Electronics Refresh or Select _ Gor ard View Time ne Se ee This screen allows you to Ge Inputs to Outputs Select an l ki i Follow cick on the inputs and Outputs Groups c that need to be ted and cick sia TO tie ab GUMDILES th 4 siriole IAOU tick ON TE IROA MMDA ADEI arid than Take Select RGBHV Settings sr tss Select Global Presets 4 int Select Input and 4 02 0 4 5 8 Fw 8 Oman ae 00 ta es Oe OF am oe 20 20 22 28 24 28 28 27 0 28 oe On ae E Output Maps W OG aa TEONE e ig J ai Eeg g 2 of T1 a aik pa D ni Ff LJ al Phd mr Figure 5 9 Set and View Ties page The page consists of a matrix of input rows and output columns up to 32 outputs at a glance selection buttons of four different colors e The amber buttons indicate video and audio ties The green buttons indicate video only ties The red buttons indicate audio only ties e The gray buttons indicate no ties No Ifyou lose track of the input and output associated with a specific button let the mouse pointer rest over a button for a moment As shown on figure 5 9 a field pops up that identifies the input and output for that button Select a different group of outputs by clicking the desired Ties link to the left of the screen Matrix 12800 Switchers Web Operations 5 9 Web Operations cont d Create a tie
110. evemasemieneiacidndsteatmiedsss 5 5 Administration fields sionerien esee EEEO EAEEREN 5 6 Matrix IP settings fields saiisine iara Naa AERE RAE araro 5 6 Name SN cece cto seta escwnctied cansadeced sac aieatanabiodaidtaeoldasedtanektonsaptetantacnattensdacceterertandeanteaohed 5 6 IP Address field aissar sabi seve status susie wrsesewsendsssniscermectune tenememectdonctgosbineseidannsetoets 5 6 Gateway IP Address TUG asistencia cer cecenetetectecrsnsesutercaesecieonniensareieeesremactes 5 6 SUDNEE Mask TE ld siinne a e oaa 5 6 Hardware Address TENG sceiconimcierpinsinernio prsni n r Oa EE Eni i UNa O aiii 5 6 Emal setting Paige sereno a E N o E aE R 5 7 Mail IP Address Tie lO uriia na Ea eaaa aroa 5 7 User Name field seccesecassca sscconriaanstasastnseat aseceateaanecinnnteteacaivaters af a genoseieccatoaddeniinssadudacdansantleaanel 5 7 Password field crocs isa nn ses ciseireunontsxanvas cote ceuestonse cunedcnaruteatyasbctide vin naaa aoak aE aE sr iaeiei 5 7 Email Address fields isrener a Eni 5 8 File Management Tab o oo ccc ccsssececscsesesecscsesesesesacsesssesscsesesesacsesesesacsesesesesacseseseeas 5 8 File Management page insciecstinenicncswdesiaasceiainainddeniatimanasionsaduoniumetntinancssenestinshiaenswanremamcetiunancindudie 5 8 Contor TaD oee a E E E EE A E E E 5 9 Set and View Ties page ecisivasecsrctinnsstesctanaanhae resnaisiacedverspasnavrecptancencamsedetanenuedmersaceunauenaueinnmernas 5 9 RGBAY Settings page ossrscimie
111. figure 5 14 Output Figure 5 14 Output selection drop box 2 Click and drag on the slider or click the scroll up f button or scroll down button until the desired output is visible 3 Click the desired output 5 12 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 4 Click the RGB delay drop box A drop down scroll box appears figure 5 15 RGB Delay Seconds finonmols nh P w w NE Poo ononon Figure 5 15 RGB delay drop box 5 Click the desired RGB delay Global Presets page You can save and recall global presets from the Global Presets page figure 5 16 Access the Global Presets page by clicking the Global Presets link on the left of the Set and View Ties page http 7710 1 2 2077 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q Back gt gt x B A Search Se Favorites eA Media 4 R 2 Links Address B http 10 1 2 207 Go Extron Electronics lt 3 Configuration Control Logged on Admin Log off D4 contact us Select Global Presets i A Set and View Ties This screen allows you to save and recall Presets To save the current Ties as a Preset click on the Save Preset button Next Set and View Ties Nee click on the next unassigned button and change the name in the field provided Click Accept to save the Preset Name To m E recall a preset simply click on the desired Preset Button and return to the View Ties page to see t
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113. g Changes are written to the file Mtrx12800 ini unless you specify a different file This file allows you to completely restore all of the information that you have created in the current session 3 14 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Ties Ties appear as solid lines in various colors on main screen of the Virtualization Control program The different colors indicate different follow and breakaway configurations If both video and audio are tied the tie is indicated in blue If video only is tied the tie is indicated in magenta An audio only tie is indicated in brown To create a tie drag and drop from an input box to an output box Observe that the tentative tie is indicated on the screen by a dashed line To confirm the tie click the Take button The dashed line turns solid to indicate that the tie has been created To cancel a tentative tie before taking it click the Cancel button To change the input tied to an output simply drag and drop from the desired input to the output and then click Take The old tie is automatically deleted To delete an individual tie drag and drop from an output back to the tied input and then click Take To delete all ties for a specific input drag and drop from the input to the trash can and then click Take In complex systems the sheer number of ties can make it difficult to distinguish a specific tie If you leave the mouse pointer over an input or output for a few s
114. ghts and privileges If you logged on using the user password the Windows program connects you to the switcher with only user capabilities If an incorrect password was entered the program beeps and returns to the password entry display 4 The Virtualization Control Control Program window figure 3 2 appears 3 22 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Ethernet protocol settings The IP settings options screen figure 3 16 provides a location for observing and if connected via the RS 232 RS 422 link or if logged on via the Ethernet port as an administrator editing settings unique to the Ethernet interface Access this screen by clicking Tools gt IP Options See appendix A Ethernet Connection for basic information about IP addresses None of the fields on this screen can be edited while logged on as a user Noyes Editing variables on the IP settings options screen while connected via the Ethernet port can immediately disconnect the user from the Matrix 12800 Extron recommends editing the settings on this screen using either RS 232 RS 422 port and protecting the Ethernet access to this screen by assigning an administrator password to qualified and knowledgeable personnel only ie IP Settings Options Matrix IP Address 192 168 254 254 Estron NameDescriptor Matrix 12800 Gateway IF Address 192 168 0 0 subnet Mask 255 2550 0 Hardware Address fi O 12 13 14 15 16 Date Fri 02 Noy
115. h Matrix 12800 system can be programmed to group multiple outputs to specific rooms allowing them to have their own presets The system can have up to 32 rooms each of which can have up to 10 presets Triple Action Switching RGB delay RGB delay blanks the screen when the matrix switcher switches to a new RGB video source The new sync signals precede the RGB signals so there is no noise filled scramble shown during the transition The time delay between the RGB and sync signals is user adjustable up to five seconds via SIS and Windows program control 1 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Introduction Operational flexibility Operations such as input output selection setting of presets and adjustment of audio levels can be performed at the front panel controller over the primary and secondary RS 232 RS 422 links or via the Ethernet link The RS 232 RS 422 links allow remote control via two PCs or control systems The Ethernet link allows multiple remote links with two levels of password protection e Front Panel Controller The optional FPC 5000 Front Panel Controller allows easy configuration of inputs and outputs as well as control of additional system features e Virtualization control software For serial port or Ethernet remote control from a PC Extron includes its Windows based control software with every matrix switcher This icon driven software uses a drag and drop point and click interface to make I O configu
116. he left and right knurled knobs on the fan assembly door Y turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure 3 Orient the power supply module to be installed with the LEDs to the right and near the bottom figure 6 5 4 Identify the correct position to install the power supply module Align the flanges on the power supply module with the top and bottom power supply guides Gently slide the power supply module into the power distribution enclosure until the module meets resistance 5 Push down on the thumb detent and firmly push the power supply module the rest of the way into the power distribution enclosure until the power supply module is properly seated on the power distribution plane If the switcher is powered up observe that the two LEDs light Release the thumb detent CAUTION Ensure that you close the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 6 Lower the fan assembly door to vertical and turn the left and right knurled knobs 1 4 turn clockwise 7 Close the front door Noyes Ifyou are upgrading the matrix switcher from a configuration with two power supplies to a configuration with four power supplies adding redundancy you also need to plug in the redundant IEC power cord on the rear panel 8 If power supplies were installed to add redundancy to the switcher plug a standard IEC power cord between the
117. he recalled settings Ties 97 128 Select RGBHV Settings 7 Rev Settings Global Presets Physical Inputs A Physical Outputs Save Preset Accept Cancel Select Input and Output Maps 4 Preset 04 El DEMO 2 2 Preset 02 6 Preset 06 Zi DEMO 1 Pi Preset 07 1 __Preset or PEEK 5 __Preset 05 3 le SECURITY 1 10 SECURITY 2 vie inessiqned Ta unassigned tune 13 pnassianedi 14 Unessigned 1S lunsssigned 1E punassianedi is lnessiqned 18 nassanedi 19 iunesssiqned 20 lunsssigned a1 unassigned 22 Unesssigned 23 lunessigned 24 lunessiqgned pgr lnesssiqned 26 Unessianed nda pumnassianedi 28 lunesssigned 29 linsssiqned 30 unassanedi etal nsssigneds 32 lunsssigned 33 luneassiqned 34 unesssianed 35 lnsssiqned 36 lunesssigned 37 lunsssiqned 38 Unesssianeds 39 unassigned 40 lunesssiqgned 41 unesssiqned 42 mnassanedi 43 lunesssigned 44 lunsssiqgned 45 pnmassianedi 46 Unsssigned 47 lnesssigned 468 pnassianedi 49 pnassianedi ali Unesssiqned iL lunesssiqgned 52 lunesssigned E Done a nemne Figure 5 16 Global presets page Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 5 13 Web Operations cont d Saving a preset Save the current configuration configuration 0 as a preset as follows 1 Click the Save Preset button 2 Select the d
118. hernet LAN or WAN Communication between the switcher and the controlling device is via Telnet a TCP socket using port 23 This connection makes SIS control of the switcher possible using a computer connected to the same LAN or WAN The SIS commands and behavior of the product are identical to the commands and behavior the product exhibits when you are communicating with it via a serial port Ethernet connection The Ethernet cable can be terminated as a straight through cable or a crossover cable and must be properly terminated for your application figure 4 3 e Crossover cable Direct connection between the switcher and a controlling computer e Patch straight cable Connection of the switcher to an Ethernet LAN Pins Crossover Cable Straight through Cable 12345678 m End 1 End 2 End 1 End 2 Wire color Wire color Wire color Wire color White green White orange White orange White orange Green Orange Orange Orange White orange White green White green White green Blue Blue Blue Blue White blue White blue White blue White blue Orange Green Green Green 4 White brown White brown White brown White brown Insert Twisted Brown Brown Brown Brown Pair Wires T568A T568B T568B T568B RJ 45 A cable that is wired as T568A at one end A cable that is wired the same at both ends is Connector and T568B at the other Tx and Rx pairs called a straight through cable because reversed is a crossover cable no pin pair assignments are swapped
119. hocks versuchen Sie in keinem Fall dieses Ger t selbst ffnen da beim Entfernen der Abdeckungen die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlags und oder andere Gefahren bestehen Schlitze und Offnungen e Wenn das Ger t Schlitze oder Locher im Geh use aufweist dienen diese zur Vermeidung einer Uberhitzung der empfindlichen Teile im Inneren Diese Offnungen diirfen niemals von anderen Objekten blockiert werden Litium Batterie Explosionsgefahr falls die Batterie nicht richtig ersetzt wird Ersetzen Sie verbrauchte Batterien nur durch den gleichen oder einen vergleichbaren Batterietyp der auch vom Hersteller empfohlen wird Entsorgen Sie verbrauchte Batterien bitte gemaf den Herstelleranweisungen Advertencia Alimentaci n el ctrica Este equipo debe conectarse nicamente a la fuente tipo de alimentaci n el ctrica indicada en el mismo La alimentaci n el ctrica de este equipo debe provenir de un sistema de distribuci n general con conductor neutro a tierra La tercera pata puesta a tierra es una medida de seguridad no puentearia ni eliminaria Desconexi n de alimentaci n el ctrica Para desconectar con seguridad la acometida de alimentaci n el ctrica al equipo desenchufar todos los cables de alimentaci n en el panel trasero del equipo o desenchufar el m dulo de alimentaci n si fuera independiente o desenchufar el cable del recept culo de la pared Protecci n del cables de alimentaci n Los cables de alimentaci n el ctri
120. ile is only read by the program and is not altered as the system is configured The file is optional and rather than selecting a file from this prompt you can just click the Cancel button The program prompts for a filename to which to save the results of edits made in emulation mode the destination file This file is required for the program to start and it is the file that you will ultimately download to the matrix switcher You should assign this file a meaningful name and the mtx file extension such as Job1127 mtx Click the Save button If you select a filename that already exists the program asks if you want to overwrite the file Click the Yes button The Physical Configuration screen figure 3 4 on page 3 8 appears If you opened a blank startup file such as new ini or if you opened the startup file for a matrix with a different configuration you must identify the type and size of the BMEs in the system Otherwise examine this screen to ensure that it accurately represents your system a If you made changes click the Take button b Click the Close button 3 18 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 5 Ifyou have not virtualized the system represented by your startup file the Virtual Configuration screen appears figure 3 5 This screen shows how the software has mapped the physical system into a virtual system There are several variables that you can change on this screen that affect the number of
121. ing RJ 45 cables from the BME Comm Out connector on each daisy chained module to the BME Comm In connector on the next module until all modules are included in the chain When all of the BMEs are connected each of the BMEs in the system is connected to at least one other BME via the BME Comm connectors Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Serial ports G Primary and Secondary RS 232 RS 422 ports For systems consisting of a single switcher or for BME 0 on a multi BME system connect host devices such as computers or touch panel control systems or MCP 1000 remote control panels see the MCP 1000 Remote Control Panel User Guide to the Primary and Secondary RS 232 RS 422 ports figure 2 4 These 9 pin D connectors provide for serial RS 232 RS 422 control of the matrix switcher Figure 2 5 shows how to wire the connectors Both ports are connected to both controller circuit cards a redundant controller is not required to use the Secondary RS 232 RS 422 port ae To Primary Host System Device Serial Port OMKP COMM my ETHERNET SME COMM e Oo Fa To Secondary Host System Device Serial Port Male Connector Figure 2 4 Connecting host controllers Pin RS 232 Function RS 422 Function 1 Not used TX Transmit data 2 TX Transmit data TX Transmit data 2 1 3 RX Receive data RX Receive data 4 Not used RX Receive data 5 Gnd Signal ground Gnd Signal
122. ion does not change Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Icons and captions For your convenience you can assign a device icon a name or both to any of the virtual inputs or outputs using the devices palette The icons are saved by the program not sent to the switcher To access the Devices screen figure 3 11 right click the desired I O port or on the menu bar click Tools gt Assign Device Icons w Output Devices x Click Drag choice ip TEn eli Dinl 2 BH D C t O a j a J a o Figure 3 11 Devices screen To assign a descriptive icon to an input or output drag and drop the desired icon from the palette to the target I O box on the main screen To change the icon drag and drop the new icon To delete an icon drag and drop a blank space to the I O box on the main screen The changes to the main screen display take place immediately Each input or output selected also includes a field that displays the current name if any and gives you the opportunity to edit the name Press the Tab key after entering or editing an I O name Click the OK button to exit the devices palette Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 17 Virtualization Control Software cont d Programming the matrix offline emulate mode The Virtualization Control program provides an emulation mode in which you can build and save a configuration file off line
123. ion of selecting either 510 ohms or 75 ohms Change the sync termination of the sync I O card as follows 1 If changing the configuration of an installed card open and remove the front door 2 On the I O cardcage door turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn counterclockwise Lower the door Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the backplane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Select the correct input card and the sync termination DIP switch specific for the input to change figure 6 10 Rock the DIP to the rear for 75 ohm termination the default setting Rock the switch to the front for 510 ohm termination Noy A input numbers identified in figure 6 10 are physical inputs DIP Switches DIP Input Input Input Input switch card 1 card 2 card 3 card 4 1 Input 1 Input33 Input65 Input 97 2 Input 2 Input34 Input66 Input 98 3 Input3 Input35 Input67 Input 99 Figure 6 10 Sync termination DIP switch 4 Raise the I O cardcage door to vertical and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise 5 Close the front door 6 12 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance Removing and Installing the Controller Card and Replacing the Firmware Removing the primary or redundant controller card The controller cards are hot swappable If this
124. ion screen from which you can view and change the virtual plane assignment the virtual size how the virtual planes are ordered and the sync format for each BME Virtual Switcher MultiType Displays the Virtual Configuration Wizard screen which provides a simpler means of virtualizing the system when multiple video types are present in the system Room Configuration Displays the Room Mapper screen from which you can assign outputs to specific rooms for the purposes of creating room presets 3 30 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Virtualization Control Software Special Characters Certain characters are reserved for specific functions The switcher does not accept these characters as part of preset names the name of the switcher passwords or locally created file names The switcher rejects or Extron does not recommend the following characters space lt gt semicolon colon and Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 31 Virtualization Control Software cont d 3 32 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Ka s C Q p lt urio Chapter Four Programming Guide RS 232 RS 422 Ports Ethernet LAN Port Host to Switcher Instructions Switcher Initiated Messages Switcher Error Responses Using the Command and Response Tables Special Characters Programming Guide 4 2 RS 232 RS 422 Ports The rear panel RS 232 RS 422 connectors figur
125. it the address or name as desired 3 Press the Tab key on the keyboard or click in another field to exit the field 4 Click the Take button to make the address change take affect 3 24 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Date and Time GMT fields The Date field displays the current date in the Greenwich Mean Time GMT zone The Time GMT field displays the current time in the GMT zone If desired adjust either of these values as follows 1 Click in the desired field The field changes to an editable field appropriate to the value being change and the graphic cursor becomes a text cursor e The Date field becomes a set date field with the Date fveeooe date in the format M M D D YYYY Leading zeroes are not shown e The Time GMT field becomes a set time field Time GMT with the time in the format HH MM SS 00 00 00 Z to 23 59 59 2 Edit the field as desired to set the proper value For time remember to use 24 hour time Leading zeroes are optional 3 Press the Tab key on the keyboard or click in another field to exit the edited date field 4 Click the Take button to make the edited change take affect Administrator Password User Password and Mail Server Password fields The Administrator Password field displays the password required to log on to the matrix switcher via the Ethernet port with all of the rights and privileges of an administrator The User Password field displays the
126. ith the matrix switcher via the primary or secondary RS 232 RS 422 ports or the Ethernet port on BME 0 The software provides an easy way for you to virtualize the matrix switcher and to establish rooming presets Virtualization is required before system operation to map the virtual inputs and outputs to the physical inputs and outputs and download the map to the memory of the Matrix 12800 Mewes f your Matrix 12800 switcher was previously set up for RS 232 and your computer comm port uses RS 422 you must change an internal DIP switch See chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details The Virtualization Control program also provides an an interactive graphical interface that allows you to perform all of the functions available at the optional Front Panel Controller FPC The control portion of the software can be used for full control of the system or for initial programming of the system Settings to the matrix switcher are stored in the memory of the switcher so once the system is virtualized there is no requirement to ever run the Virtualization Control program again The control portion of the Virtualization Control Program operates in four programming methods e Remote control and programming in real time via either RS 232 port or the Ethernet port e Saving system settings for later restoration to the same system backup or copying to programming another system Multiple configurations programs can be saved to a disk
127. knobs on the fan assembly door 4 turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the power distribution plane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Set DIP switches 1 and 2 on the rear edge of the controller card figure 6 9 to the positions for the desired baud rate See the table in figure 6 9 for switch positions Noyes The controller card is shown removed for clarity but the card does not need to be removed SW 1 Rate Controller Baud Rate Board Selection DIP Switches 1 and 2 Figure 6 9 Serial port selection DIP switch 4 If you changed the configuration of a card that is installed close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurled knobs 4 turn clockwise CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 5 If you changed the baud rate of a card that is installed close the front door Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance 6 11 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Changing the sync termination In async BME the first eight physical inputs on each I O card are equipped with sync termination DIP switches Each switch provides the opt
128. lated octets of the IP addresses of the local and remote devices are masked Masked octets are not compared indicated by X in figure A 6 If the unmasked octets of the two IP addresses match indicated by in figure A 6 example 1 the two addresses are on the same subnet If the two unmasked fields do not match indicated by in figure A 6 example 2 and example 3 the addresses are not on the same subnet Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Local IP Address 192 168 254 254 192 168 254 254 192 168 254 254 Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 X X 255 255 0 0 X X 255 255 0 0 X X Remote IP Address 192 168 2 25 190 190 2 25 192 190 2 25 Match X X Match 4 X X No match X X No match Same subnet Different subnet Different subnet Figure A 6 Comparing the IP addresses Matrix 12800 Switchers Ethernet Connection A 7 Ethernet Connection cont d A 8 Matrix 12800 Switchers Ethernet Connection A N Matrix 12800 Switchers o curio Appendix B Reference Information Specifications Part Numbers and Accessories Reference Information Specifications Video wideband video BMEs FG UII cipin 32 x 16 or larger matrix up to 128 x 128 depending on the configuration E ees Unity Bandwidth Wideband models 375 MHz 3 dB fully loaded 0 10 MHz No more than 0 1 dB to 0 1 dB 0 130 MHZ ss cosssnencanaacs No more than 4 dB to 25 dB Video models ceeee 150 MHz
129. lays implementation of changes until the Changes Take button is pressed Hide Wirte ties w Physical w Show Virts tes w Physicals Show all tie lines Causes the main screen to display all E x ties at once as shown in figure 3 2 Ae ee ee Show 1 input s tie lines Because the Show all tie lines v Icons in 1 0 Boxes selection can be confusing this selection removes all ae A of the tie lines from the main screen The main screen shows all of the ties for one input only when you rest the mouse cursor over that input or one of its outputs w Ties as Lines Ties as Crosepoints Hide Virts ties w Physical Hides the virtual ties when you select the Edit Mode Physical display Show Virts ties w Physical Shows the virtual ties when you select the Edit Mode Physical display Frequency read Options Allows you to enable or disable periodic DSVP input frequency reads Limit ties to same Video Type Limits ties to the same video type RGBHV component and the like Icons in 1 0 Boxes Displays icons if assigned in the virtual input and 1 virtual output boxes on the main screen Tr Numbers in 1 0 Boxes Displays virtual input numbers in the virtual 1 1 input boxes and virtual output numbers in the virtual output boxes Ties as Lines Displays ties as lines figure 3 19 a Figure 3 19 Ties shown as lines Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 29 Virtualizatio
130. lor Wire color White green White orange White orange White orange Green Orange Orange Orange White orange White green White green White green Blue Blue Blue White blue White blue White blue Orange Green Green 4 White brown White brown White brown White brown Insert Twisted Brown Brown Brown Brown Pair Wires T568A T568B T568B T568B RJ 45 A cable that is wired as T568A at one end A cable that is wired the same at both ends is Connector and T568B at the other Tx and Rx pairs called a straight through cable because reversed is a crossover cable no pin pair assignments are swapped Figure 2 15 RJ 45 connector and pinout tables External sync connections wideband and video BMEs only For NTSC PAL or SECAM video when the switcher switches between inputs the resulting change in image should be seamless or clean The Matrix 12800 switcher can use an external signal to synchronize switching during the vertical interval Without the external sync locking feature switching between inputs can result in a brief rolling sync loss or a brief change in the picture size Noyes External sync only works for inputs that have been virtualized as NTSC PAL or SECAM video only not for inputs virtualized as RGB video External Sync In connector Connect an external sync signal to this BNC connection for genlocking the video signal in broadcast or other sync critical applications External Sync Out connector Connect any downstream equip
131. m number of outputs Audio gain 00 09 1 dB per step Numeric dB value 24 09 Audio attenuation 01 24 1 dB per step Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide 4 9 Programming Guide cont d Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command ASCII command Response Additional host to switcher switcher to host description Create and recall presets Noyes If you try to recall a preset that is not saved the matrix switcher responds with the error code E11 e If you try to save a preset for a room that has not been created the matrix switcher responds with the error code E21 e Outputs must be assigned to a room before a room preset can be created e The following characters are invalid or not recommended in preset names lt gt 7 and Save current the current x9 Spro Command character is a configuration as a global comma preset Example 9 Spr09 lt Save current ties as preset 9 Direct write process The direct write of a global preset should always be preceded by a clear global preset ties command of that same preset number as shown below In a directly written preset the input tied to each output position or no tied input remains unchanged unless overwritten or cleared If you do not clear the ties in a global preset number before you directly write a global preset to that number ties that are part of the previous version of the specified preset with the
132. ment that requires genlocking to this BNC connector to route the external sync signal throughout the system in broadcast or other sync critical applications Figure 2 16 shows a basic external sync configuration The Ext Sync In connector receives a timing signal The Out connector allows the signal to be passed on to another video device if required BBG 6A BBG6A BLACKBURST AND AUDIO CPU STATUS BI OPpRrIMARY OvpeDuNDANT ADDRESS porn SUPPLIES 2 O onan K To Next Device O ORebuNDANT oe PRIMARY AC REDUNDANT AC POWER INPUT POWER INPUT Extron ANAHEIM CA MADE IN USA LISTED 1723 LT E CAUTION For protection against risk of fire replace only with same type and rating of fuse 100 240V 5 0A MAX 50 60Hz FUSE 250V 5 0AT 100 240V 5 0A MAX 50 60Hz FUSE 250V 5 0AT DISCONNECT BOTH POWER CORDS BEFORE SERVICING gt Figure 2 16 Simple external sync connection example Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Figure 2 17 shows another configuration in which the timing source passes through three video cameras and a video scan converter before connecting to the switcher This type of video camera is capable of synchronizing with the external timing source for video editing applications VCR VGA Input MATRIX 12800 Monitor BBG 6 A VERSA
133. n Control Software cont d Ties as Crosspoints Displays ties as a matrix of inputs and outputs figure 3 20 Made ties are indicated as blue video and audio boxes or boxes of the applicable color for each video plane Ties that will take effect when you click on the Take button are indicated by Ties that will be broken when you click on the Take button are indicated by m Extron s MATRIS 12800 6400 3200 Virtualization Control Program ver 4 0 1998 2003 Extron Electronics TofS File System Config Toole Preferences Help OUTPUTS l HENE jo i O Follow all E BEL Breakaway ROOMS 4 by group Global all Rooms INPUTS Physical PRESETS 0 z ET Save az Delete Rehesh View CHANGES O Oo a Mm Mm SS we fh y a eE E E ESEE EE i l ma O Take Cancel Switcher Type RGBHY Figure 3 20 Ties shown as crosspoints Virtual map screen menu bar options The following drop down menus and menu selections are available from the virtual map screen menu bar Return to main Exits the Virtual Map screen and returns to the main screen Configure menu Configure F g Physical Switchers Physical Switchers Displays the Physical Configuration a lees screen from which you can view and change the type Virtual Switcher MultiT ype Room configuration and size of all BMEs in the system Virtual Switcher Basic Displays the Virtual Configurat
134. nd Matrix 6400 switchers use the same software as the Matrix 12800 The program is contained on the Extron Software Products DVD Install the software as follows 1 Insert the DVD into the drive The Extron software DVD window should open automatically see figure 2 7 If it does not self open run Launch exe from the DVD Extron Software CD Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit view Favorites Tools Help K Bac kJ x a A P Search P Favorites E B Sa E s Address E D index html Extron Electronics lt 3 textron software pv lt click to select product gt Extron Software DVD Figure 2 7 Software disk window 2 Click the Software tab figure 2 7 3 Scroll to the desired program and click Install figure 2 8 Matrix 12800 6400 3200 29 036 01 4 0 Apr 19 2003 2784 KB binstall Control software for the Matrix 3200 6400 M Series and the Matrix 12800 Series Figure 2 8 Software installation Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 4 Follow the on screen instructions By default the installation of the Matrix Switchers Control Program creates a MTRX6400 directory and it places the following two icons into a group folder named Extron Electronics Matrix Switchers e Matrix Switcher 6400 12800 Control Program e Matrix 12800 Help Starting the software Click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 6400 12800 Control Program to start
135. nd and response table for SIS commands continued Command Information requests Information request system Example I Information request X3iI specific BME ASCII command host to switcher Response switcher to host Additional description k21 xx22 e T x23 U24 eMk25 xix26 Input size X output size BME type connected number of BMEs input map and output map 128X128 T1 U6 M128X128 lt 4 k21 xk22 T23 e Upx24 e Mk25 xx26 NAA Where X21 is O the command is equivalent to system I command above Request part number N Neyg m xxx 410 Wideband video 412 Audio E Redundant controller installed 4 Redundant power supplies installed Request the part number of a specific BME Query controller firmware Q version Example Q x3 N Query software version for K3 Q a specific BME Request fan status x3 01S Request power supply x3 02S status Request controller status x3 03S x3 04S x3 05S Request input card status Request output card status NOTE Input size Output size BME type Number of BME Input map size X26 Output map size BME number Video and audio mute Fan or power supply status Card status 4 16 60 xxx 1ocr 411 Sync Contact Extron for part numbers 530 low resolution video io Two character video or four character audio input output matrix configuration code Oto 1a yes OS 0 tyes 60 xxx iocr X27 l
136. ne for example 1 R 2 R 3 R 43 G 45 G 46 G 122 B 123 B 124 B Specify the ordering of the planes by clicking on the radio button for each color plane or sync plane For example you can change the order of a wideband BME from RGB to BGR Changes made on the Virtual Configuration screen do not take effect until you click the Take button Click the Close button without Taking to restore the variables to their initial settings Because changes on this screen can change the virtual map once you have started making ties saving presets creating rooms or naming your virtual inputs you should no longer make any changes on this screen Click the Take button to make any changes take affect and click the Close button to exit the Virtual Configuration screen 7 On the Virtual Map screen figure 3 3 examine the physical layout of the BMEs and how the virtualization process assigned the physical input and output connectors to various virtual planes If desired return to the Virtual Configuration screen click Configure gt Virtual Switcher Basic figure 3 5 and adjust the mapping 8 Ifthe virtual map looks correct you can optionally assign or edit names up to 12 characters long to any of the virtual inputs and outputs from the Virtual Map screen at any time a b C g NOTE Click the Edit Mode check box Click the List View Names radio button Scroll through the Port Name listing and select the desired vir
137. negative contacts Noyes By default the audio gain of each output is set to 0 dB unbalanced and 6 dB balanced To reduce this setting by 6 dB 6 dB unbalanced 0 dB balanced see Setting the default audio gain in chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance By default the audio output follows the video switch Audio breakaway is available via the front panel either RS 232 RS 422 port or the Ethernet port See the Matrix 12800 Switcher Front Panel Controller User Guide and see chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software chapter 4 Programming Guide and chapter 5 Web Operations in this manual Remote control panel front panel controller and Ethernet connections 3 FPC Comm port FUTURE CAPABILITY MCP MKP Comm ports For systems consisting of a single switcher or for BME 0 on a multi BME system if desired connect an MKP 1200 remote keypad to either of these 3 5 mm 5 pole captive screw connectors figure 2 13 See the MKP 1200 User Guide for details Figure 2 13 Connecting a control keypad 2 14 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 5 Ethernet port For systems consisting of a single switcher or for BME 0 on a multi BME system if desired connect the Matrix 12800 either directly to an FPC 5000 Front Panel Controller or to an Ethernet LAN via this RJ 45 connector figure 2 14 If you are connecting to a LAN you can still use an FPC 5000 as one of the other nodes of the LAN
138. nitially and then assuming that the redundant controller is the standby controller lights steadily to indicate that the redundant controller is ready If the primary controller fails the Primary CPU Status LED goes out and the Redundant CPU Status LED blinks to indicate that the redundant controller is the active controller Noyes Both LEDs blink at startup After startup the LED for the active controller blinks and the LED for the standby controller lights steadily Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 9 Installation cont d 2 10 Virtualization Control Software The Extron supplied Matrix 12800 System Virtualization Control software which runs on a Windows type computer and communicates with the matrix switcher via the Ethernet RS 232 RS 422 ports or each on BME 0 provides an easy way to virtualize the matrix switcher and to set up ties and sets of ties Virtualization is required before system operation to map the virtual inputs and outputs to the physical inputs and outputs Mewes If your Matrix 12800 switcher was previously set up for RS 232 and your computer comm port uses RS 422 you must change an internal DIP switch See Chapter 6 Upgrades and Maintenance for details The program is compatible with Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT Windows ME Windows 2000 and Windows XP Updates to this program can be downloaded from the Extron Web site www extron com Installing the software Mewes Matrix 3200 a
139. ntrol Software 3 27 Virtualization Control Software cont d Tools menu Tools Edit view Config List Remote Keypads Edit View Config Displays the Virtual Map screen which graphically presents the virtual map and allows you to Assign Device Icons make changes to the map Edit Device Palette List Remote Keypads Shows the status of all possible Parea sets MKP 1200 Remote Keypads Information displayed a includes address mode parameter model and firmware View Input Frequencies version figure 3 18 To configure a keypad select it Upgrade System click the Reconfigure Keypad button Use the Mode IF Options drop down box to select Output mode Global Preset pia Palaren Hardware Status mode or Room Preset mode Use the Output drop down box to change the output number See the R ee MKP 1200 User Guide for details Initialize w REMOTE KEYPAD LIST x ADDRESS MODE PARAMETER MODEL FIRMWARE VER MKP 1200 Fama Lye MODE OUTPUT Output fi Cancel Take Room Preset Figure 3 18 Remote Keypad screen Assign Device Icons Displays the complete set of input and output device icons You can drag any of these icons to the input and output boxes Edit Device Palette Allows you to add your own device icon graphics RGB Delay settings Displays the RGB Delay amp Mute Adjust screen from which you can view and adjust the switching interval setting for each input Audio Gain settings
140. o figure A 3 MLeGEOSOrn R windows 2000 CEM version 5 0 Burle 2195 Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Client Telnet Client Build 5 00 99203 1 Escape Character is CTRL Microsoft Telnet gt Figure A 3 Telnet screen Telnet tips It is not the intention of this manual to detail all of the operations and functionality of Telnet however some basic level of understanding is necessary for operating the switcher via Telnet Open Connect to the switcher using the Open command Once you are connected to the switcher you can enter the SIS commands the same as you would if you were using the RS 232 link Connect to the switcher as follows 1 At the Telnet prompt type open IP address and then press Enter If the switcher is not password protected no further prompts are displayed until you break or disconnect the connection to the switcher If the switcher is password protected Telnet displays the password prompt If necessary at the password prompt type password and then press Enter Connection to the switcher via the Ethernet can be password protected There are two levels of password protection administrator and user A person logged on as an administrator has full access to all switching capabilities and editing functions Users can select video audio or both for output select test patterns set audio or RS 232 mutes select a blue screen and view all settings with the exception of passwords By defaul
141. on Connectors Nickel 50 qty 50 100 188 01 BNC Male MHR Compression Connectors Nickel 50 qty 50 100 186 01 BNC Male RG59P Compression Connectors Nickel 50 qty 50 100 212 01 Terminated cable assemblies S video cables Part number MHR 2 SVM M 6 to 100 1 8 m to 30 4 m 26 316 nn MHR 2P SVM M Plenum 6 to 100 0 9 m to 30 4 m 26 522 nn Composite video male to male cables as RG6 BNC 3 to 100 0 9 m to 30 4 m 26 383 nn B 6 Matrix 12800 Switchers Reference Information Extron Warranty Extron Electronics warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase In the event of malfunction during the warranty period attributable directly to faulty workmanship and or materials Extron Electronics will at its option repair or replace said products or components to whatever extent it shall deem necessary to restore said product to proper operating condition provided that it is returned within the warranty period with proof of purchase and description of malfunction to USA Canada South America and Central America Extron Electronics 1001 East Ball Road Anaheim CA 92805 USA Europe Africa and the Middle East Extron Europe Hanzeboulevard 10 3825 PH Amersfoort The Netherlands Asia Extron Asia 135 Joo Seng Road 04 01 PM Industrial Bldg Singapore 368363 Singapore Japan Extron Electronics Japan Kyodo Building 1
142. on is not normally needed since the program prompts you to create a file upon exiting the program if any edits were performed Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Creating program byte strings The Matrix 12800 system can be controlled and programmed from a control system via the RS 232 RS 422 port The control systems need to be taught what bytes to send to the system to communicate with the Matrix system Chapter 4 of this manual Programming Guide details the Extron Simple Instruction Set SIS and how to build these byte strings using a pencil and paper The Virtualization Control program makes this job much easier by building the strings for you Generate the byte strings as follows 1 Create all the Matrix system settings program in either Emulate mode or on line 2 To see the strings on the menu bar click Tools gt Show RS 232 Strings to show the Program Strings screen figure 3 13 The strings that can be viewed produce the current ties presets audio configuration and RGB delay settings w RS 2327 Program Strings shown in Black Ties by Yirtual Output Current Emulate FUNCTION Qut1 lt In16 A 1671 1 16 Ties by Output Qut2 lt In15 VA 15721 GAH Out 3 lt Ind4 A 1473 Audio Out 4 lt In13 YA 1374 Dut 5 lt In12 A 12 51 RGB Delay Out6 lt In11 YA 1176 Out 7 lt In10 YA 1077 Out 8 lt In9 YA
143. or scroll down button until the desired input is visible 3 Click the desired input 4 Click the Input Audio Level dB drop box A drop down scroll box appears figure 5 12 Input Audio Level dE Figure 5 12 Gain drop box 5 Click the desired gain or attenuation value Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 5 11 Web Operations cont d Muting and unmuting one or all outputs Mute one or all outputs as follows 1 To select an individual output to mute or unmute click the Output drop box A drop down scroll box appears figure 5 13 Output Figure 5 13 Output selection drop box 2 Click and drag the slider or click the scroll up l button or scroll down button until the desired output is visible 3 Click the desired output 4 Click the Video Only Audio Only or Video amp Audio button to select video audio or both for muting Each mouse click a button toggles the other two buttons off 5 Click the Mute or UnMute button to mute or unmute the selected output Click the Mute All or UnMute All to mute or unmute all of the outputs The Mute status indications are displayed in the lower right Mute Status corner of the page RGB Audio UnMuted Muted Changing the RGB delay The RGB delay interval defines how long the screen is blanked when switching to a new input for the selected output Change the RGB delay as follows 1 Click the Output drop box A drop down scroll box appears
144. ore program the settings of the Matrix 12800 system The File menu on the main screen menu bar provides the following functions e Save MATRIX settings as Saves all Matrix 12800 settings to the destination file typically mtx on the hard drive of the PC e Restore MATRIX settings from Restores all Matrix 12800 settings from the destination file typically mtx on the hard drive of the PC e Save this session s settings Saves all Matrix 12800 settings to the source file In on line mode by default this file is Mtrx6400 ini e Restore last session s settings Restores all Matrix 12800 settings from the source file In on line mode by default this file is Mtrx12800 ini Both of the Restore functions in the File menu cause a full restoration of the attached Matrix system providing an easy method to switch between reprogram matrix configurations The Restore last session s settings function allows you to set your matrix configuration back to the settings in effect when you first started the Virtualization Control program effectively cancelling any edits and changes without leaving the program Both of the Save functions in the File Menu create a complete ini file for future restoration to an attached system By default the Save MATRIX settings as function uses the mtx file extension but any name and file extension can be used when saving or restoring a file The Save this session s settings functi
145. p Back gt z x E A J Search 5 Favorites CA Media 4 ee Address fa http 10 1 2 207 Go Extron Electronics lt 3 Links Configuration Logged on Admin Log Off D lt contact us Refresh _ _ ____ System Configuration Nee Configuration Select e mail Settings amma as U a Administration Ar Administrator Password essee Re enter Admin Password BET m User Password Re enter User Password one Date Time Thu 08 Apr 2004 16 33 52 GMT IP Settings Name Matrix 12800 IP Address 10 1 0 243 Gateway IP Address 210 1 0 1 Subnet Mask 255 255 0 255 Hardware Address 00 05 46 00 02 03 Submit Cancel Figure 5 6 System configuration page Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 5 5 Web Operations cont d 5 6 Administration fields e Ethernet connection to the Matrix switcher either entering SIS commands see chapter 4 Programming Guide using the Matrix 12800 6400 3200 Control Program see chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software or using HTML pages is password protected e Connection via the RS 232 RS 422 port is not password protected On password protected connections there are two levels of protection administrator and user Administrators have access to all Matrix 12800 switching capabilities and editing functions Users can create ties create and recall presets set RGB and audio mutes and view all settings
146. per block that corresponds to the output to be set figure 6 17 JMP1 sets the gain for the first audio output associated with that card JPM2 for the second audio output and so on Figure 6 17 Audio output card jumpers 4 Install a jumper across the block to set the 6 dB unbalanced 0 dB balanced gain level Remove the jumper to set the 0 dB unbalanced 6 dB balanced level default 5 Reinstall the audio card See Installing the I O card below Installing the I O card Noyes The I O cards are hot swappable You do not need to power down the switcher to install an I O card Install I O cards as follows 1 If necessary open the front door 2 If necessary turn the left and right knurled knobs on the I O cardcage door 4 turn counterclockwise Lower the door Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the backplane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it 3 Orient the card to be installed so that the LEDs on the card are to your left figure 6 13 through figure 6 15 4 Identify the correct location for the card Align the card with the top and bottom cardcage guides Gently slide the card into the cardcage until the card meets resistance 5 Hook the outer edge of the ejector levers behind the leading edge of the cardcage enclosure frame and gently pivot th
147. pgrades and Maintenance 6 23 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d 6 24 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance i Matrix 12800 Switchers o curio Appendix A Ethernet Connection Ethernet Link Subnetting A Primer Ethernet Connection Ethernet Link The rear panel Ethernet connector on the switcher can be gt connected to an Ethernet LAN or WAN This connection a makes SIS control of the switcher possible using a computer connected to the same LAN oe Ethernet connection The Ethernet cable can be terminated as a straight through cable or a crossover cable and must be properly terminated for your application figure A 1 e Crossover cable Direct connection between the computer and the switcher e Patch straight through cable Connection of the switcher to an Ethernet LAN Pins Crossover Cable Straight through Cable 12345678 End 1 End 2 End 1 End 2 Wire color Wire color Wire color Wire color White green White orange White orange White orange Green Orange Orange Orange White orange White green White green White green Blue Blue Blue Blue White blue White blue White blue White blue Orange Green Green Green L gt White brown White brown White brown White brown Insert Twisted Brown Brown Brown Brown Pair Wires T568A T568B T568B T568B RJ 45 A cable that is wired as T568A at one end A cable that is wired the same at both ends is Connector and T568B at the other Tx and Rx pairs called a
148. pment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised Mechanical loading Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Circuit overloading Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern Reliable earthing grounding Reliable earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit e g use of power strips Mounting instructions 1 pa Insert the switcher into the rack align the holes in the mounting bracket with those of the rack Secure the switcher to the rack using the supplied machine screws Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 3 Installation cont d Rear Panel Connections and Settings All connectors and switches with the exception of the serial port protocol baud rate and sync termination DIP switches are on the rear panel Figure 2 1 shows the Matrix 12800 wideband video switcher The sync and video switcher is housed in similar 10U enclosures The Matrix 12800 audio switcher is housed in a similar
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150. puts 65 96 Sync Inputs 33 64 Sync Inputs 1 32 Sync Outputs 1 64 00 N Ts I LO 09 Q O O Cc gt v Front Sync cards Figure 6 13 Arrangement of sync I O cards in the cardcage 6 16 Matrix 12800 Switchers Upgrades and Maintenance 49871 OL L T Eo a 4971 91 1 UBIY 91 1 431 8cl Ell Gi S 3 oc WUBI 8ZL E LL YUBIY 8ZL LL e G OJO OJO 3 F 9L S Nd nO O PIA A oS om E i 5 431 Ze ZLh ce Zb SINdinO O PIA Nd oO S A f i 1UBIY Ze 44 8b E SINdINO COPIA n I To oO z y S 14491 8b E t9 6v S Nd NO O P A Doo als els o 2 o g 1UBlY Bb EF VU ONO Ze sindu ospi o 5 14871 79 6P a o J N Ollo Oll v9 EE Ssindu o P A Q ie c 9 6 G rs 1461 79 6 O D S oo oS O oe J 96 99 Sindu 0 PIA us 52 i 5 D 4491 08 99 e5 4421 08 99 oo eo oa O sindu oap Q nooo co amp 1uBIY 08 99 1uBIY 08 99 9 oa J Cc od S g S S 21 96 18 STL ELL SINdINCO CAPIA o amp Nl o O q 5 1YBIY 96 18 1UBIY 96 18 cLL Z6 SINdINOC O PIA i aI T W TzZkk z6 COT SELLE 96 18 SiINdinoO OSpi A 491 cll Z26 431 cl l Z26 7 L 08 99 S Nd NnO O PIA 1YyHIY ZL 4 26 O O 6 17 input and output cards in the dio Front Audio cards Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance Arrangement of au gure 6 15 cardcage Fi Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Removing the
151. r either in a single box made only for S video or by using two composite video switchers and forcing them to follow each other A better solution would be to have a single video matrix switcher box that can be field programmed to be either an S video switcher a composite video switcher or some combination of both That is what the Extron Virtualization Control software does it groups physical input connectors and physical output connectors together into virtual inputs and virtual outputs each of which switches from one composite video to seven RGBHV and stereo audio virtual planes The software then downloads the virtual map to the system memory of the Matrix 12800 Assume a Matrix 12800 video switcher and a Matrix 12800 audio switcher to support the S video example above the Virtualization Control software can map logically split the video switcher into a Y plane and a C plane and the audio switcher into two left and right channels audio planes This creates a system with up to 64 virtual inputs and 64 virtual outputs in 4 virtual planes Y C and left and right channel audio The limit of 64 inputs and outputs comes from splitting the 128 x 128 video BME into 2 halves In this example half of the audio BME is not included in the virtual map since only 64 of the 128 ports are used so the configuration would be more cost effective with a 64 x 64 audio BME As an alternative using the same Matrix 12800 video and audio switchers
152. r tr rere ay Metal Enclosure dimensions 17 5 Hx 17 0 W x 16 0 D 10U high full rack wide 44 4 cm H x 43 2 cm W x 40 6 cm D Depth excludes connectors Width excludes rack ears Product weight Matrix 12800 wideband 57 4 lbs 26 0 kg Matrix 12800 sync 54 0 Ibs 24 5 kg Matrix 12800 audio 43 9 lbs 19 9 kg Shipping weight Matrix 12800 wideband 76 7 lbs 35 kg Matrix 12800 sync 73 3 Ibs 34 kg Matrix 12800 audio 66 lbs 30 kg DIM weight international 77 lbs 35 kg NGL MO Uli eanan ISTA 1A in carton International Safe Transit Association Regulatory compliance BAN y E O CE c UL UL EMI EM C reurisessisea CE C tick FCC Class A ICES VCCI IS Ecco sate siecapeaveht egacteseashaceesesseetecies 30 000 hours a e a E 3 years parts and labor NOTE All nominal levels are at 10 Neowe Specifications are subject to change without notice B 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers Reference Information Part Numbers and Accessories Matrix 12800 BMEs Call the Extron S3 Sales amp Technical Support Hotline for part numbers See the rear cover of this manual for the phone number in your region of the world Optional accessories These items can be ordered separately Controllers connectors and adapters FPC 5000 Front Panel Controller 60 503 01 MKP 1200 Remote Keypad 60 528 01 MKP 1000 Remote Keypad Black 60 239 02 White 60 239 03 WT water tight black
153. ration and other customization functions simple and convenient The Windows based control program also has an emulation mode that lets you create a switcher configuration file at the home office and then download it for use on site e Simple Instruction Set SIS The SIS is a set of basic ASCII code commands that provide simple control through a PC or control system Instead of programming in long obscure strings of code SIS makes it easy to operate the matrix using serial port or Ethernet control e Remote control The Matrix 12800 switchers are remote controllable using an MKP 1200 control keypad an MCP 1000 master control panel or both and any combination of MCP 1000 slave control panels or MKP 1000 slave control keypads or both Each MCP 1000 can be used for one touch switching for a particular output and for selecting global presets The MKP 1200 and each MKP 1000 is dedicated to an output and can be used to select a different input for that output or to select a preset o The MKP 1200 is directly connected to the MCP MKP Comm port on BME 0 of the Matrix 12800 system o The MCP 1000 master control panel is connected to one of the RS 232 RS 422 ports MCP 1000 slave control panels MKP 1000 slave control keypads or both are connected to the MCP 1000 master control panel The remote control devices are easy to use and provide tactile buttons for quick selection Matrix 12800 Switchers Introduction 1 5 Introduction cont d
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155. receptacle This misconnection could damage the audio output circuits Exercise care to ensure the captive screw connector is plugged into the desired input or output 2 12 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Noyes For audio inputs and outputs the length of exposed wires is critical The ideal length is 3 16 inch 5 mm e Ifthe stripped section of wire is longer than 3 16 inch the exposed wires may touch causing a short circuit between them e Ifthe stripped section of wire is shorter than 3 16 inch wires can be easily pulled out even if tightly fastened by the captive screws D Balanced and unbalanced audio input connectors Each input has a 3 5 mm 5 pole captive screw connector for balanced or unbalanced stereo audio input Connectors are included with each Matrix 12800 audio switcher but you must supply the audio cable See figure 2 10 to wire a connector for the appropriate input type and impedance level Use the supplied tie wrap to strap the audio cable to the extended tail of the connector 3 qg MAX 5 mm H i j Do notun he wires Unbalanced Stereo Input Balanced Stereo Input Figure 2 10 Captive screw connector wiring for inputs See figure 2 11 to identify the tip ring and sleeve when you are making connections for the switcher from existing audio cables A mono audio connector consists of the tip and sleeve A stereo audio connector consists of the tip ring and sleeve The ring tip and sleeve
156. replaced Replace it only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions Avertissement Alimentationse Ne faire fonctionner ce mat riel qu avec la source d alimentation indiqu e sur l appareil Ce mat riel doit tre utilis avec une alimentation principale comportant un fil de terre neutre Le troisi me contact de mise a la terre constitue un dispositif de s curit n essayez pas de la contourner ni de la d sactiver D connexion de I alimentatione Pour mettre le mat riel hors tension sans danger d connectez tous les cordons d alimentation de l arri re de l appareil ou du module d alimentation de bureau s il est amovible ou encore de la prise secteur Protection du cordon d alimentation Acheminer les cordons d alimentation de mani re ce que personne ne risque de marcher dessus et a ce qu ils ne soient pas cras s ou pinc s par des objets R paration maintenance Faire ex cuter toutes les interventions de r paration maintenance par un technicien qualifi Aucun des l ments internes ne peut tre r par par l utilisateur Afin d viter tout danger d lectrocution l utilisateur ne doit pas essayer de proc der lui m me ces op rations car l ouverture ou le retrait des couvercles risquent de l exposer de hautes tensions et autres dangers Fentes et orifices Si le bo tier de l appareil compor
157. resentation of the virtual I Os This feature reduces the time required for setup and programming Bandwidth Bandwidth is a minimum of 375 MHz 3 dB fully loaded This high bandwidth allows Extron switchers to switch everything from NTSC video to high resolution computer video Digital Sync Validation Processing DSVP In critical environments or unmanned remote locations it is vital to know that sources are active and switching The exclusive Extron DSVP confirms that input sources are active by scanning all sync inputs for active signals DSVP provides instantaneous frequency feedback for composite sync or separate horizontal and vertical sync signals via the RS 232 RS 422 port of the switcher The frequency information can be displayed on any control system or in a Windows based control program on a local area network LAN or internet IP connection figure 1 2 Input 01 egies es el MATRIX INPUT STATUS Sync Type H amp V Vertical Freq 60 Hz Input 01 Input 02 Input 03 Input 04 Horz Freq 31 5 kHz a e Horz Freq 31 5 kHz Input 07 Signal PRESENT l nput Horz Input 09 Input 10 Input 11 Input 12 Signal PRESENT NT Signal PRESENT NT 01 31 50 nE E o o2 31 50 o3 31 50 O4 48 01 o5 48 01 O6 48 01 O7 48 01 o8 61 55 O9 61 55 Ethernet 10 61 55 11 61 55 12 61 55 Windows based control program on LAN or IP connection Figure 1 2 DSVP data display Rooming Eac
158. ric characters Output number 001 maximum number of outputs Room preset number 10 maximum Input number 000 maximum number of inputs 000 untied Mute status 0 off unmuted 1 on muted Matrix 12800 Switchers e Programming Guide 4 11 Programming Guide cont d Command and response table for SIS commands continued Command ASCII command Response Additional host to switcher switcher to host description View ties gain mutes presets file status DSVP and input status View 16 video ties for Esc xof k1 VC Kip ekip ekio exi eVid global preset Show the virtual video input All inputs and outputs tied to 16 sequential virtual shown are virtual outputs of preset x9 starting from output X3 Command description Preset starting output StO 1 video VC Response description Input I tied to StO eI tied to O eI tied to O 7e eI tied to O e Vide Mig 1 Ifyou enter Esc x9 k2 1 VC where X9 0 the switcher returns its current video configuration y 8 2 Where virtual outputs do not exist the the BME responds with 000 Example 1 Esc 4 1 1VC Virtual input 4 tied to virtual output 1 No virtual input tied to virtual output 16 Response tied input 004e 128 000 000 000 000 003 001 000 e 000 000 128 e 000 001 000 000 Vide Output 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Virtual input 128 tied to virtual output 2 Each position shown in the response is
159. rix during field upgrades or expansion The microprocessor of the Matrix 12800 sync switcher BME monitors and self diagnoses the controller circuit cards the input output I O circuit cards the power supplies and the cooling fans The dual redundant power supplies and cooling fans of the switcher ensure reliable operation 24 hours a day If a power supply or a fan fails the switcher can continue to operate normally without danger of overheating The switcher provides local visual and audio indications of the failure and reports the failure via the Ethernet and RS 232 RS 422 links A technician can then replace the hot swappable faulty component with no interruption of a mission critical system The Matrix 12800 system can be controlled with an optional FPC 5000 or via the RS 232 RS 422 telnet or Ethernet link using a control system a PC or the Extron MKP 1200 remote keypad MCP 1000 or MKP 1000 remote control panels or both The FPC 5000 has a large LCD touch panel that allows direct access and total control over all presets and switching functions FPC 5000 menus provide an intuitive interface for quick and easy setup and programming The Extron Simple Instruction Set SIS is a set of basic ASCII code commands that provide simple control through a third party control system or PC without programming long obscure strings of code Matrix 12800 Switchers Introduction ATA olf D 2 O _ o Se O D O O oO
160. rns an error response to the host The error response codes are E01 Invalid input channel number too large E10 Invalid command E11 Invalid preset number E12 Invalid output number too large E13 Invalid value out of range E14 Illegal command for this configuration E17 Timeout caused only by direct write of global ties presets E20 Invalid BME number E21 Invalid room number F22 Busy E24 Privilege violation Ethernet Extron software only E25 Device not present Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide 4 5 Programming Guide cont d Using the Command and Response Tables The command and response tables begin on page 4 8 Lower case letters are acceptable in the command field except where indicated for the gain and attenuation commands The table below shows the hexadecimal equivalent of each ASCII character used in the command and response table ASCII to Hex Conversion Table Esc1B CR D LF A 20 e 23 24 9 go lt 3 4 gt lt ZzTVO gt a B J R Z b j r Z Symbols are used throughout the table to represent variables in the command and response fields Command and response examples are shown throughout the table Symbol definitions Noy Input and output numbers in commands may be entered as either 1 or 2 or 3 digit numbers All input and output numbers are specified as 3 digit numbers in the response CR LF carriage return line feed
161. ron Electronics 3 Etabs T Can Refresh BME status lt e BEF i MKP MCP status i niae Gystaen Type 1 0 bie Select DSVP 4 adel Hatre 12000 Phyascal Input Sure i2 Configuration Wideband video Phra DLD Site 123 Part Humba 60 41 0 0H11 Mumie of virtual Planes 3 Firme orsin 11 System irnaal Input Size i fate iua Dup Sae AF Priman Posar Suppaes Redundant Power Supoles Pomary Contrcder Redundant Centrollar Primary Pand Redundant Fane ar Flic EE Pass N Failed Not installed Figure 5 3 BME Status page MKP MCP Status page To observe the connection status of remote keypads and remote control panels from the System Status page click the MKP MCP link to the left of the screen figure 5 4 http 10 1 2 2077 Microsoft Internet Explorer a x File Edit View Favorites Tools Help a CG Bek E x 2 CP Search lt gt Favorites QA Media O 2S Address http 710 1 2 207 E Go Links Extron Electronics lt gt Status Configuration Logged on Admin Log Off BX contact Us Select System Status Vin Sue F Remote Keypad and Panel Information MKP MCP i T ee 11 MKP 1200 1 02 Output 001 12 MKP 1200 1 02 Output 002 or une www extron com Figure 5 4 MKPIMCP Status page 5 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers Web Operations DSVP page To observe the Digital Sync Validation Processing DSVP for an input from the System Stat
162. s Room memory preset A configuration consisting of virtual outputs in a single room that has been stored When a room preset is retrieved from memory it becomes the current configuration The Matrix 12800 supports up to 10 room presets per room Selecting a room preset only changes the ties to outputs that are assigned to that room All other ties outside the room are not affected 1 8 Matrix 12800 Switchers Introduction Ka s C Q p lt urio Chapter Two Installation Installation Overview Rack Mounting the Switcher Rear Panel Connections and Settings Other Settings Installation 2 2 Installation Overview The Matrix 12800 BMEs that make up a Matrix 12800 system can be installed in a rack or a cabinet if desired Each BME must be connected on a daisy chain to the other BMEs in the system and cannot be separated from the other BMEs by more than 25 feet 7 6 m The BMEs can be rack or cabinet mounted in any order Give careful consideration to the location of the equipment in a room Poor planning can result in problems The number of cables involved can result in a cluttered appearance Power and ventilation requirements are a consideration Although a BME is not noisy by itself the background noise generated by a rack of Matrix 12800 switchers could be distracting The following restrictions apply to installing BMEs One BME must be assigned the address of BME 0 A sync switcher cannot be BME 0
163. s not have both primary and redundant controller cards removing the controller card shuts down the matrix LED Indicators Primary Flashing Off Normal operation Card is active Redundant On Off Normal operation Primary card is active Primary On Off Normal operation Secondary card is active Redundant Flashing Off Normal operation Card is active Redundant Off Off Redundant card is failed or missing Primary Flashing Flashing Primary card is active and operational Primary Off Off Primary card is failed or missing Redundant Flashing Flashing Redundant card is active and operational Symptoms and Solutions Symptom Cause Suggested solutions The Matrix 12800 The controller board 1 Remove and reseat the controller card switcher has stopped has failed The status page 2 Replace the controller card indicates that one or more controller card s has failed Both LEDs on the active controller continue to blink for a few minutes after a controller card is replaced or reseated before returning to the normal operating status shown above 6 22 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Upgrades and Maintenance Input output cards The input and output cards have green LEDs and red LEDs that are visible through holes in the I O cardcage door The green LEDs indicate normal operation A lit red LED indicates that the card has had a failure Noyes The 1 0 cards are hot swappable You do not need to power down the switcher to
164. s the number of inputs and outputs that were created by the virtualization The system virtualization is now complete and the virtual map has been stored in BME 0 Unless the map is destroyed the memory of the BME is corrupted or the system configuration changes the size type or number of BMEs changes there is no need to run the Virtualization Control program again The program can however be run for the control functions such as establishing ties and setting audio gain and attenuation at any time Reassigning virtual I O connectors The Virtual Map screen lets you make simple corrections to the virtual map to reflect actual physical input and output connections Assume a 42 input x 42 output system consisting of one wideband one sync and one audio BME figure 3 3 the wideband BME has 126 inputs and 126 outputs leaving 2 input BNCs and 2 output BNCs unmapped Further assume that a cable in the middle of the bundle say the virtual input 20 green video plane cable breaks If the switcher is mapped in a repeating pattern RGBRGB RGB physical input connector 59 has the bad cable connected Depending on the cables used and how the cables are arranged in the system removing the cable connected to physical input connector 59 could entail removing numerous cables that block connector 59 Removing so many cables risks further cable damage or reconnecting the cables to the wrong connectors A different solution is to map one of
165. scscsssesecsesesesesesacsesesesecsesesecaescseseecseseecesseseeees 4 5 Using the Command and Response Tables 0 00 ccccccccccccscsecseeeseteteceesesenees 4 6 Symbol CIS SIONS sec eczcor one ctteunecasctortecensasidteiisedub cada iaiapaqridcniabitiaheientiaatnundceneteenncastaiahne 4 6 Command and response table for SIS COMMANAG cccccesssseeeeecssseeeeeeessseeeeeesssseeeeeess 4 8 Symbol 1S FN IONS catet ce cecematicasteticeeetianctaabeacitacaaaanasatinstdsnedstan anons caehetdonchasctenetimecimeresdoecuciaseiaaed 4 17 Command and response table for IP SIS COMMANAS ccccccccssssssseeeeeeeeeessessseeeeeeeeeees 4 18 Special Characters oon cscsssscscsesesecsesesessecscsesssessesesasscsesesesecaesesesecacasseseeeeasseeees 4 18 Chapter Five Web Operations occ ccccecsscesesseseesesneseeeseeseaneseaeseeseseeseateneesen 5 1 Download the Startup Page o oo cc cscseececscsesececscsesesececsesesececseseseeesseseseseeas 5 2 Status TA ooo ccccseecscsesesesessesesesesssscsesesessssasesesasscsasasassesesesassesesesacacseseeecaesesecesaeaeeees 5 3 SYS tem SCAS Pag ate ee nearer eee ee ener ene ee ee 5 3 BME Status page eae eee ee ee ee nennen nnnenneeeneennnne 5 4 MEKP MCP StAtUs page rinon e e aaa na 5 4 DoVP O10 O e A E E O 5 5 ii Matrix 12800 Switchers e Table of Contents Configuration Tab eee ee eae ee cen ee eke eee eee 5 5 System Configuration page jracavenrteasuesesuscinncextocssvauscveinwressduessuinens iasninduact
166. see is to be e mailed 5 Inthe round radio buttons associated with each addressee select whether the addressee is to be e mailed regarding failures fixes both or not be notified The None radio button is handy for temporarily removing personnel from the e mail list when they are unavailable such as on travel or vacation 6 Click the Take button to make the e mail address changes take affect 3 26 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software Windows buttons and drop boxes The buttons and drop boxes on the right side of the program window perform the following functions RGB Mute Toggles the video mute on and off Audio Mute Toggles the audio mute on and off RGB Mute O Room menu Displays a list of up to 32 rooms You can select a Audio pute room from the list to display it in the window ROOMS 4 Noy A Room is a subset of outputs that are logically related to each other as determined by the operator The switcher supports up to 32 rooms each of which can consist of from 1 to 16 outputs Presets menu Displays a list of up to 32 global presets and up to 320 room presets 32 rooms x 10 presets per room You can select a preset from the list to display it in the window and Curent Config PRESETS 7 either activate it Go or delete it Delete Go Go Activates the selected preset as the current configuration EEN Delete Save as Allows the current set of ties to be saved as a prese
167. set The Matrix 12800 can support up to 64 global presets and up to 10 room presets in each of up to 32 rooms To create room presets you must have already created rooms and assigned outputs to the rooms see Creating rooms within the system earlier in this chapter Save a preset 1 On the main screen click the Rooms drop down box and select either Global All rooms or one of the rooms that you have already created If you select a room note that the number of ties shown is reduced to reflect only the outputs that are assigned to that room 2 Click the Save as button 3 Enter a number in the Save current settings as Preset box or accept the number displayed in the box the program selects the lowest unused preset number and click OK 4 If desired enter a name up to 12 characters in the next Save current settings as Preset box and click OK Recall or delete a preset 1 On the main screen click the Presets drop down box Scroll down as necessary and select the desired global or room preset 2 Observe that the connections for that preset appear as tentative ties dashed lines 3 Click the Go or the Delete button to accept or delete the preset If you accepted the preset observe that the broken lines become solid indicating that those ties have been created The preset becomes the current configuration If you deleted the preset click OK to confirm that you wish to delete the preset The current configurat
168. stination file in step 3 e Session C and subsequent sessions in emulation mode Open the job specific destination file you specified in session B above as the source file in step 2 above for each subsequent emulation mode editing session Specify the same job specific file as destination file in step 3 above as the one you opened as the source file e Session D connected to a Matrix 12800 system Restore the configuration from the destination file that you specified in Session C to program the Matrix 12800 system from the emulation If you have edited any of the configurations or assigned icons or names when you exit the program the program prompts you to save the changes These changes if saved are written to the file Mtrx12800 ini for use in your next editing session The information in the file also allows you to fully restore a Matrix 12800 system to all of the settings from the current session Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 19 Virtualization Control Software cont d 3 20 Saving and restoring matrix settings In on line as opposed to emulation mode operation the Virtualization Control program reads the source file Mtrx12800 ini upon startup The program reads the file to display the icons because these items do not cause any changes in the system configuration programming and provide convenience to the user Mtrx12800 ini contains all of the information needed to fully rest
169. switcher system encompassing all BMEs and their active replaceable components The status Web page automatically updates itself every few seconds to reflect the latest status of the switcher components a e Pe ese Pate ee all cone al Refresh system status Individual BME status lt Mee MKP MCP status 17m st Matrix Marne Matrix 12800 Select DSVP 4 Sritam Tiree Wed OF Apr 2004 22 98 51 GMT Figure 5 2 System status page For each BME the System Status page shows the status of the primary and redundant power supplies the primary and redundant controller the fans the input cards and the output cards Components that are operating properly are indicated in green failures are indicated in red and components that are not installed are indicated in gray If a component fails or is removed the display shows the change in status the next time it updates Matrix 12800 Switchers e Web Operations 5 3 Web Operations cont d BME Status page To observe more status details for a specific BME from the System Status page click the BME number either at the top of the status column or in the brackets to the left of the screen The Matrix 12800 downloads the BME Status page figure 5 3 which provides additional information for that BME including the size of the matrix and the number of and status of individual input cards and output cards COE MACC iem Qiu so Ext
170. t 1 234 x274 Contact Extron for part numbers The factory installed BME controller firmware version is 1 23 sample value only X28 x28 x28 x28 lt 4 X28 1x28 x28 lt x29 x29 lt 4 X291X29 X29 X29 X29 The number of physical inputs The number of physical outputs 0 non existent 1 wideband video 2 low res video 1 through 8 The number of virtual inputs The number of virtual outputs 0 8 0 no mutes 1 video mute 0 not installed 1 installed and working 0 not installed 1 installed and working 2 failed positive rail Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide 29 Kage 3 sync 4 stereo audio 5 mono audio 2 audio mute 3 video and audio mute 2 failed 3 failed both rails 4 failed negative rail Command and response table for IP SIS commands Symbol definitions Matrix name Up to 240 characters The following characters are invalid or not recommended in the name space lt gt and Default name Factory default name model name last 3 pairs of MAC address Time and date set In the format MM DD YY HH MM SS where MM month 01 January through 12 December DD day 01 through 31 YY year 00 through 99 HH hour 00 through 24 MM minutes 00 through 59 SS seconds 00 through 59 Time and date read In the format Day e DDe Mmm YYYY HH MM5sS where Day weekday Mon through Sun DD
171. t ma CHANGES Enter the preset number when prompted to do so Take Delete Deletes the selected preset cancel Changes Take Allows you to save to file any changes made to the displayed configuration Changes Cancel Returns to the previous screen undoing any changes you have made Main screen menu bar options The following drop down menus and menu selections are available from the main screen menu bar File menu Fie Save MATRIX settings as Saves all Matrix 12800 A a settings to the destination file typically mtx on the a a hard drive of the PC Restore Last Sessions settings Restore MATRIX settings from Restores all aed ay Matrix 12800 settings from the destination file typically mtx on the hard drive of the PC Save this session s settings Saves all Matrix 12800 settings to the source file In on line mode by default this file is Mtrx6400 ini Exit Restore last session s settings Restores all Matrix 12800 settings from the source file In on line mode by default this file is Mtrx6400 in1i Select printer Selects the target printer Print tie map Prints the tie set that is displayed on the screen Exit Closes the Virtualization Control Program System Config selection System Config Displays the Virtual Map screen which graphically presents the virtual map and allows you to make changes to the map Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Co
172. t the switcher ships with both passwords set to carriage return Once you are logged in the switcher returns either Login Administrator or Login User No further prompts are displayed until you break or disconnect the connection to the switcher A 4 Matrix 12800 Switchers e Ethernet Connection Escape character and Esc key When Telnet is first started the utility advises that the Escape character is Ctrl Many SIS commands include the keyboard Ese key Consequently some confusion may exist between the Escape character and the Escape key The Telnet Escape character is a key combination the Ctl key and the O key pressed simultaneously that returns you to the Telnet prompt while leaving the connection to the switcher intact The Escape key is the Esc key on the computer keyboard Local echo Once connected to the switcher by default Telnet does not display your keystrokes on the screen SIS commands are typed in blindly and only the SIS responses are displayed on the screen To command Telnet to show keystrokes at the Telnet prompt type set local_echo and then press Enter before you open the connection to the switcher With local echo turned on keystrokes and the responses of the switcher are displayed on the same line For example 1 1 In1 Out1 All where 1 1 is the SIS command and In1 Out All is the response With local echo turned on all keystrokes are displayed even those that should be masked such as
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174. ter as follows 1 Open the front door 2 Loosen the four thumbscrews figure 6 7 and rotate the four filter retaining clips out of the way Figure 6 7 Filter removal Lift the filter off the four retaining posts 4 Vacuum dust and debris from the filter 5 Place the filter back on the retaining posts with the label on the filter facing you 6 Rotate the filter retaining clips over the filter 7 Tighten the thumbscrews 8 Close the front door Matrix 12800 Switchers Upgrades and Maintenance 6 9 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Setting the DIP Switches Swapping the serial port protocol RS 232 RS 422 Neowg If this BME is equipped with a redundant controller the primary and redundant controllers must be configured for the same communications protocol The Matrix 12800 controller cards are factory configured for RS 232 use Change the RS 232 RS 422 configuration of the controller card as follows 1 If changing the configuration of an installed card open and remove the front door 2 If changing the configuration of an installed card turn the left and right knurled knobs on the fan assembly door 4 turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the power distribution plane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle circuit cards by their e
175. the fan assembly power connector with the slot on the outside of the fan connector bracket and snap the connector into the bracket 14 Connect the power distribution plane fan power cable to the fan assembly power connector in the fan connector bracket CAUTION Ensure that you close and secure the fan assembly door when you have finished this maintenance procedure The Matrix 12800 may overheat otherwise 15 Close the fan assembly door and turn the left and right knurled knobs turn clockwise 16 Close the front door Matrix 12800 Switchers Upgrades and Maintenance 6 5 Upgrades and Maintenance cont d Removing and Installing the Power Supply Module Removing the power supply module The two or four power supply modules primary power supplies A and B and optional redundant power supplies A and B are identical and hot swappable Each power supply module has two LEDs visible when the fan assembly door is open that indicate the status of the voltages that power supply outputs If both LEDs are lit the power supply is operating normally If either LED is unlit the power supply is out of tolerance and should be reseated swapped or replaced at the earliest opportunity Noyes Lf this BME does not have redundant power supplies the switcher may or may not shut down for an out of tolerance voltage The power supply modules are hot swappable If this BME has redundant power supplies A and B each power supply can be remove
176. the program Select the appropriate Comm port or Ethernet port or select Emulate mode After you select the Comm or Ethernet port the software looks for the Matrix system reads its configuration and then displays it in the Matrix 12800 Control Program window Noy Emulate mode allows you to operate the software without having a matrix switcher connected to the PC It can be used as a learning tool or to do advance work in your office before it is needed at the installation site Virtualize the system using the detailed instructions in chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation 2 11 Installation cont d Post Virtualization operations Wideband video low resolution video and sync connections wideband video and sync BMEs only Wideband and sync input and output connectors Use worksheets printouts from the Matrix 12800 System Virtualization Control program or both to determine the virtual connection on each physical input and output connection Connect video and sync inputs and outputs to these BNC connectors Audio connections audio BMEs only Audio BMEs figure 2 9 are similar in most respects to sync wideband and video BMEs with the exception of 3 5 mm 5 pole captive screw connectors for audio input and output
177. the socket Set the IC aside 5 Note the key notch of the new firmware IC Orient the IC to match the key on the socket and carefully press the IC in place 6 Ifthe controller card was removed from a switcher reinstall the controller card see Installing the controller card in this chapter Installing the controller card Noyes The controller cards are hot swappable You do not need to power down the switcher to install a controller card 1 If necessary open and remove the front door 2 If necessary turn the left and right knurled knobs on the fan assembly door Y turn counterclockwise Raise the door and rest it on the roof of the power distribution enclosure Do not touch the electronic components or the connectors on the power distribution plane or on the circuit cards without being electrically grounded Handle cards by their edges only ESD can damage ICs even if you cannot feel see or hear it Orient the card to be installed so that the connector is on top figure 6 11 4 Pivot the ejector handle out and away from the center of the card Identify the correct location for the card Align the top and bottom edges of the card with the guides Gently slide the card into the cardcage ensuring that the bottom edge slides into the bottom guide Continue sliding the card into the guides until the ejector handle contacts the guide frame 6 Gently pivot the ejector lever in and down to seat the card in the power distri
178. the unused physical input connectors as the virtual input 20 green video plane cable Mapping an unused connector eliminates the need to remove all of the cables including the cable on input connector 59 Each video plane on the Virtual Map screen is represented by a different color In an RGB matrix the R G and B BNCs are represented by red green and blue circles Unused connectors are shown in white You can select a virtual input on the Virtual Map screen either by clicking on one of the BNC connectors for that input or by selecting a specific virtual input in the Virtual Ins or Virtual Outs Map field the boxed list to the right of the screen figure 3 6 When a virtual input is selected all of the associated connectors for the selected virtual input on all BMEs on the Virtual Map screen turn light blue When a virtual input or output is selected the Virtual I O Map field identifies the physical connectors for each virtual plane on all BMEs for a selected virtual input or output The field identifies each physical connector with a 5 character code On the Before reassignment view of figure 3 6 the virtual input 20 green video plane connector is coded 01059 which translates to BME 0 input connector 059 If the List View Inputs radio button is selected the Virtual Ins list field displays the same information 3 10 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software T 00001 0002 01003 11001 11002 21001 3a 2 01004 0005 000
179. trol remote switcher Delia control Portese RS 232 or RS 422 female 9 pin D connector Baud rate and protocol 9600 baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Serial control pin configurations 2 TX 3 RX 5 GND Ethernet control port sseseeeees 1 female RJ 45 connector Ethernet data rate 10 100Base T half full duplex with autodetect Ethernet ProtoGOlcesesiesnieias ARP ICMP ping IP TCP HTTP SMTP Telnet System intercommunications 2 RJ 45 connectors Remote key pad control 2 5mm 5 pole captive screw connectors Program COME sssssscsvateaneentintons Extron control configuration program for Windows Extron Simple Instruction Set SIS Microsoft Internet Explorer Netscape Navigator Telnet Matrix 12800 Switchers Reference Information B 3 Reference Information cont d General POW CE vierectteaxnacinessiernesestanteteiens 2 positive negative 100 VAC to 240 VAC 50 60 Hz internal Matrix 12800 wideband 150 watts at 115 VAC 60 Hz Matrix 12800 sync 100 watts at 115 VAC 60 Hz Matrix 12800 audio 300 watts at 115 VAC 60 Hz A redundant power supply is available Temperature humidity Storage 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C 10 to 90 noncondensing Operating 32 to 122 F 0 to 50 C 10 to 90 noncondensing CODE ge en ee ene er eT Fan air flows from front to sides Mounting Rack MOUNU apes teenies Yes Enclosure type meee eer me
180. tual input or virtual output Type or edit the name for the virtual input or virtual output in the Name field Press the Tab key on the keyboard to exit the Name field To add or edit the name of another virtual input or output return to step 8c After the last name has been added or edited click the Take button Click the End Edit button You can also read and edit the names from the optional FPC see the Matrix 12800 Front Panel Controller User Guide 9 If you plan to use room presets you need to group certain virtual outputs as rooms see Creating rooms within the system in this chapter Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 9 Virtualization Control Software cont d 10 If desired on the Virtual Map screen menu bar click Print Maps to create a hard copy map of the virtual system If you send the map to a color printer select the printer by clicking on File gt Select printer on the main screen the map prints with the red plane mapped in red the green plane in green the blue plane in blue the horizontal plane in black the vertical plane in yellow and the audio plane in olive The printed virtual map is invaluable as a wiring guide during installation or as a reference at any time See chapter 2 Installation 11 On the Virtual Map screen menu bar click Return to Main to return to the main screen figure 3 2 Note that the number of inputs and outputs on the main screen matche
181. tware see Virtualization Control Software later in this chapter Virtualize the Matrix 12800 system if required see chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Connect all input and output cabling to the Matrix 12800 system Connect all desired remote control panels and remote keypads and connect the switcher to the Ethernet Local Area Network LAN if desired Set the sync termination switches if desired alel lelik E If using the Ethernet capability initialize the Internet protocol IP parameters See chapter 3 Virtualization Control Software Matrix 12800 Switchers e Installation Rack Mounting the Switcher The Matrix 12800 sync wideband video video and audio BMEs are rack mountable 10U high 17 5 inch wide 19 inch wide including rack ears metal enclosures The appropriate rack mounting kit is included with the switcher Rack mount the switcher as follows UL guidelines The following Underwriters Laboratories UL guidelines pertain to the installation of the Matrix 12800 switcher BME into a rack 1 Elevated operating ambient temperature If installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient Therefore consider installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the 122 F 50 C maximum ambient temperature Tma specified by Extron Reduced air flow Installation of the equi
182. ual Map screen figure 3 3 amp The MATRIX 12600 6400 3200 Virtual Switch Mapper Return to Main Configure V Edit Mode Physical Switchers 4 type WideB and Video legend Fie H Elu G EURE des 128s Tai OUT OUT IM IM IM IM OUT OUT ir 33 49 65 81 97 1 65 81 Z 97 13 Master Resel Print Maps Physical Switcher 0 De BO 80 96 12 128 tE 8 28 80 E 32 48 64 80 96 12 123 Oo 6 16 32 468 64 Physical Switcher 1 tupe Syne legend Hi O Diver 3 i aize 128in 128 out OUT OUT IM IM IM IM OUT OUT ir 33 49 65 81 97 13 BS 81 9F 13 16 32 48 64 legend M Audio O Unassigned 16 32 48 64 50 96 Tiz 128 80 96 ie 128 Physical Switcher 2 tupe Audio Left Chris size 128in x 128 out IM IM IM IM ipg BB 00 OOF amp OO OOF FOO OOF BB O0 mm nmnm OO OO nm mm OO OO nm mm Figure 3 3 Virtual Map screen ah Quit program list view Inputs Outputs Names Virtual INPUT 20 Hame 42442 7 Flor box 7 A G E H Y Map OOS S005 3 0607 S311 ios Virtual IN s 42 1 01001 1002 O03 11007 11002 2001 300 2 01004 01005 C006 11004 11005 2i002 300 3 01007 01008 01009 1007 11008 003 300 4 01010 01011 0012 11010 11017 21004 300 F 01013 01074 01015 11073 11074 21005 3i00 6 01076 0017 01018 11016 11017 2006 3100 7 01019 01020 O21 11019 11020 007 300 6 01022 0023 O24 1022 11023 21008 300 9 01025 01026
183. uration File Management Control Select System Configuration System Configuration s Refresh m E mail Setting eA E3 turio Logged on Admin Log Off EX contact Us Email Settings Mail Server Settings Mail IP Address 10 255 255 255 Password eesse SO ti lt is User Name ffolklore net Re enter Password ess ti iS Email Address Fans Power Controllers 170 Email Options 1 Instandish folklore net M M M M Both Failure Fixed E A E A Doo E m E m 0 H Do m E m sS m m m D0 H Eoo n m C m DO 7 O m E C rt i i im sf E E m E 0 y gf E E m m DE Submit Cancel Boo CE ee Figure 5 7 Email Settings page Mail IP Address field The Mail IP Address field displays the IP address of the mail server that handles the e mail for the facility in which the Matrix 12800 is installed Valid IP addresses consist of four 1 2 or 3 digit numeric subfields separated by dots periods Each field can be numbered from 000 through 255 Leading zeroes up to 3 digits total per field are optional Values of 256 and above are invalid User Name field The mail server User Name field displays the domain name of the Matrix 12800 e mail server such as folklore net in the examples throughout this chapter Standard domain conventions xxx com apply Noyes The following characters are invalid or not recommended in a domain name space lt gt 7 and The
184. us page click the DSVP link to the left of the screen figure 5 5 Noyes DSVP is only available in systems that include a sync BME F CrossPoint Plus 3232 2424 Control Microsoft Internet Explorer ea x File Edit View Favorites Tools Help HBack gt A Bsearch yFavorites media C4 Ye GH H address http 10 13 2 236 z Links al Extron Electronics 4 Status Configuration Control 800 633 9876 BX Contact Us Select a System Status DSVP o a BME This screen allows you to view the Input Frequencies for your switcher If there is no signal for a given Input that input will ahi not be displayed MKP MCP Refresh 728 Input Frequencies Input Horizontal kHz Vertical Hz Name he 001 037 87 060 30 3 005 037 86 060 29 Input 05 009 037 86 060 29 Input 09 037 87 060 30 Input 13 037 86 060 30 Input 17 www extron com Figure 5 5 DSVP page Configuration Tab System Configuration page The Matrix 12800 downloads the System Configuration page figure 5 6 when you click the Configuration tab The screen consists of fields in which you can observe and edit IP administration and system settings The e mail settings page can be accessed by clicking on the e mail settings link See appendix A Ethernet Connection for basic information about IP addresses http 7710 1 2 2077 Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Hel
185. virtual planes and inputs and outputs that are available and how they are presented See step 5 in Creating a virtual I O switching system map When you ate satisfied with the virtual map click the Take button to make any changes take affect exit the Virtual Configuration screen and display the main screen figure 3 2 After you have selected the Emulate mode and taken the virtual map the software displays all of the current settings such as the ties presets icons and the virtual map in the program window figure 3 2 Once you have started the Virtualization Control program in emulation mode the software operates exactly as if the PC is connected to a Matrix 12800 system except that any changes that you make are saved to the destination file rather than issued to the switcher A typical emulation operation might consist of multiple editing sessions e Session A connected to a Matrix 12800 system Use this session to create a virtual map of the system rather than creating a virtual map in emulation mode in step 5 above e Session B in emulation mode If you virtualized the system in session A above open Mtrx6400 ini as the source file in step 2 above to edit the configuration of the switcher established in session A OR If you created an emulated virtual map in step 5 above open the destination file from step 3 of that emulation session as the source file in step 2 above Specify a job specific de
186. without connection to a Matrix 12800 system This file can be programmed into a switcher via the RS 232 RS 422 port using the Matrix 12800 6400 3200 Virtualization Control program Emulation mode is ideal for creating virtual inputs and outputs rooms and presets in advance of an installation and then downloading them on site The emulation mode can also be used to generate the RS 232 strings needed to program a control system to the matrix system Lastly emulation mode allows you to program a hardware configuration that differs from the current configuration 1 On the PC click Start gt Programs gt Extron Electronics gt Matrix 12800 6400 3200 Control Program to start the program When prompted for a port select Emulate figure 3 12 and click OK i Comm Port Selection Fa Extron s MATRIX 6400 3200 Virtualization Control Program 1996 2000 Extron Electronics AS 232 Port 9600 baud Comm 1 Comm 2 Comm 3 Comm 4 More Ports H IP LAN J Figure 3 12 Emulate mode selection The program prompts for a source file to open The file opened serves as a source from which to restore the settings of an existing configuration the source file Typical choices for this file include Mtrx12800 ini to edit the last real time configuration Demo12800 mtx to view some examples and new ini to start from an empty configuration Select the desired file and click the Open button This source f
187. wo 128 x 128 sync BMEs and one 128 x 128 audio BME This system can then be mapped to become a matrix with 128 virtual inputs and 128 virtual outputs in seven virtual planes R G B H V left channel audio and right channel audio All of these configurations are established by creating a virtual map with the Virtualization Control software and downloading the virtual map to the BME The Virtualization Control software is included with each switcher Note that the number of virtual planes identifies how many physical input or output connectors are switched for each virtual input switched The following table shows how the physical and virtual inputs and outputs differ in a video BME in the 64 x 64 S video matrix and 42 x 42 component video virtual matrix examples above In either example the audio BME not shown has physical input 1 as virtual input 1 2 as 2 and so on S video Physical Virtual S video Physical Virtual S video input input output output Lo er ae 1 ZAC 2 C 4 C 4 C 6 6 C Component video Physical Virtual component Physical Virtual component input video input output video output Co Ley 2 R Y E o 2 R Y ECN Y 1 Matrix 12800 Switchers Virtualization Control Software 3 3 Virtualization Control Software cont d Virtualization Control Program The Extron supplied Matrix 12800 6400 3200 Virtualization Control software runs in a Windows type computer and communicates w
188. word If the password is accepted the BME responds with Login User or Login Administrator If the password is not accepted the Password prompt reappears Number of connections The BME can have up to 200 simultaneous TCP connections including all http sockets and Telnet connections When the connection limit is reached the switcher accepts no new connections until some have been closed No error message or indication is given that the connection limit has been reached To maximize performance of an IP Link device the number of connections should stay low and unnecessary open sockets should be closed Host to Switcher Instructions The switcher accepts commands through the either of the RS 232 RS 422 ports or the Ethernet port of BME 0 SIS commands consist of one or more characters per command field They do not require any special characters to begin or end the command character sequence Each switcher response to an SIS command ends with a carriage return and a line feed CR LF 4 which signals the end of the response character string A string is one or more characters Matrix 12800 Switchers Programming Guide Switcher Initiated Messages When a local event such as a power up occurs the switcher responds by sending a message to the host The switcher initiated messages are listed below underlined opyright 2003 Extron Electronics Matrix12800 Vx xx date and time The BME initiates the copyright message when it is first

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