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1. Link enclosures using Ethernet connectors 3 2 Installation and Setup Guide gt To link an 8Y XL enclosure to a Modula enclosure using the xNet Communication link connectors 1 Insert the wires on one end of the link cable into the X Net terminal block on the first enclosure as shown in the graphic below 2 Insert the wires on the other end of the link cable into the X Net terminal block on the second enclosure in the same way as in step one D e esas SSCTSSS e CS e aora anao LOE ER CCC A f SS A E ea i amp D i l Link enclosures via their XNNet Communication link ports Installation and Setup Guide 3 3 Attaching Inputs and Outputs Inputs and outputs attach to the input and output connectors on the rear of each enclosure Inputs attach to the connectors on the upper part of the enclosure and outputs attach to the connectors on the lower part of the enclosure The input and output connectors are numbered separately The numbering starts at the top left and goes across two connectors This pattern repeats downward to the bottom of the section and th
2. ill T rms to KNOW eee dieing abe nantes dune di iv Technical SUpporte nere sora vse etat eee a a le sets de A ea SS v Chapter 1 Unpacking the 8Y XL Front of the Enclosur xy 2 on Scene nant ee eed 1 2 CR 10 Gontrol Paneli sce ks oes Oe dled Aa dame 1 3 Rear of the Enclosure 0 0 0 cece cece cece eens 1 6 Chapter 2 Placing the Enclosure s Chapter 3 Linking Enclosures Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs Attaching Input and Output Cables 4 2 Paralleling Inputs cece evade a aad bak ded 4 4 Chapter 5 Attaching an External Controller Chapter 6 Applying Power and the Startup Sequence APNI POWER 8 wei vied salad ead ocd Acted ales Sor ag tage een ge nae gees 6 2 Startup from the CP 10 Control Panel 6 2 Startup from a Control Device 6 3 Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch Executing a Test Switch Using CP 10 Control Panel 7 2 Executing a Test Switch Using BCS Commands 7 4 Installation and Setup Guide Chapter 8 Managing Configuration Files Conceptual Overview 2 8 2 Installing and Launching 8 2 Panes Views and Dialog Boxes 8 3 Opening and Downloading a Configuration File 8 4 Modifying Configuration Files 8 5 Conf
3. 4 Press the Preset key LOCAL FRESET Takes The cursor appears after the Execute prompt 5 Enter the number for the local preset you want to execute If you need to execute multiple presets separate them with a space by pressing the Space key LOCAL FRESET Level Execute amp Cancel Take Caution Make sure all the presets are in the same level when selecting multiple presets Operation Manual 4 3 Executing Local Presets 6 Press the Take key The Local Preset 6 is executed and the Command screen appears Note To return to the Command screen without executing the local preset press the Cancel key 4 2 Executing Local Presets Using BCS Commands You can execute local presets through a device that connects to one of the RS232 connectors on the CPU To execute a local preset enter the command using the following command line format where represents any valid preset ID number RL P T or RL P T p gt To cancel an incomplete BCS command enter the X command at any time Examples BCS Command Action RLOP2T Executes local preset 2 on Level 0 RL1P12T Executes local preset 12 on Level 1 RL4P1 2T Executes local presets 1 and 2 on Level 4 RL3P6T Executes local preset 6 on Level 3 RL3PX Cancels the incomplete command Note In each execute local preset command you can enter multiple local presets by including a space between each preset
4. gt Servez vous de protecteurs de surtension ou de conditionneurs de lignes courant alternatif lorsque vous mettez les appareils AutoPatch sous tension gt Placez uniquement des fusibles de calibre exact dans les bo tiers gt Veillez ce que la prise de courant soit proche de l appareil et facile d acc s gt Veillez ce que votre appareil AutoPatch soit install sur une surface stable ou qu il y soit fermement maintenu gt Fermez toutes les composantes de l quipement avant de relier des pi ces moins d indication contraire fournie dans la documentation de l appareil gt Par mesure de s curit et pour la qualit des signaux servez vous d une source d alimentation externe mise la terre et d un connect d alimentation mis la terre Operation Manual Notices AutoPatch 2001 all rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of AutoPatch Copyright protection claimed extends to AutoPatch hardware and software and includes all forms and matters copyrightable material and information now allowed by statutory or judicial law or here in after granted including without limitation material generated from the software programs which are displayed on the screen such as icons screen display looks etc Repr
5. 10 37 in 26 34 cm or 6 RU height Weight Approximately 17 Ib 7 73 kg Fuse 2 Amp time lag 5 x 20 mm Operation Manual Product Specifications A 2 Analog Audio Standard Audio Boards Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz lt 0 1 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 01 dB Gain Flatness 20 Hz to 100 kHz 0 1 dB Vin 3 3 dBu to 13 2 dBu THD Noise lt 01 f 20 Hz to 20 kHz Signal to Noise Ratio Vin 13 2 dBu 20 Hz to 20 kHz 103 dB S N Adjacent Crosstalk f 1 kHz Vin 24 V lt 95 dB Power Suppl 80 dB T eee Vs 15V Typ Rejection Ratio 60 dB Min Input Parameter Conditions Value Common Mode 19 4 dBu 4 Level maximum 4 i Differential 36 1 dBu Impedance 18 k Balanced or Type Unbalanced CMRR VCM 10 V 20 Hz to 20 kH eee Pe ais Z 70 dB Min Gain Control Range Vin 3 Vp p 3 to 10 dB Connector Type Pluggable 3 Position Screw Terminal Output Parameter Conditions Value Level headroom 28 dBu Impedance 50 Balanced or Type Unbalanced Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type B 2 Pluggable 3 Position Terminal Block Operation Manual Analog Video A 3 Analog Video Standard Video Boards Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 1 dB Vin 1V 12 MHz 1 ALL Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 30 MHz 1 ALL Differentia
6. Installation and Setup Guide 9 3 Applying Power and the Startup Sequence Your 8Y XL ships with power cords that are compatible with your country s power sources Always use an earth grounded power cord system with this matrix switcher The system s universal power supplies will accept all major international standard power sources see page B 1 for power supply specifications WE RECOMMEND ATTACHING ALL POWER CORDS TO A SINGLE SURGE PROTECTOR AND OR AN AC LINE CONDITIONER Installation and Setup Guide 6 1 Applying Power and the Startup Sequence 6 1 Applying Power gt gt To apply power 1 Plug each enclosure into a power source WE RECOMMEND SURGE PROTECTORS AND OR AN AC LINE CONDITIONER 2 Press the 1 side of the power switch to turn it on 6 2 Startup from the CP 10 Control Panel After applying power and turning on the enclosure s the CP 10 Control Panel displays the Command screen The system is ready for a test switch see Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch AutoPatch Command 6 2 Installation and Setup Guide Startup from a Control Device 6 3 Startup from a Control Device After applying power and turning on the enclosure s the splash screen displays startup diagnostic information followed by Ready If you need details regarding items on the screen or if errors are reported call AutoAssist see Technical Support page v A sample splash screen for an 8
7. gain adjusting 9 1 extender board 9 2 illus 9 3 groupings see XNConnect modify groupings Installation and Setup Guide H hardware adding configuration files 10 1 10 2 10 4 10 5 enclosures 10 5 input and output boards 10 2 vertical interval sync board 10 3 Warning adding boards ESD 10 2 Warning adding enclosures ESD 10 5 Warning adding sync boards ESD 10 4 heat producing equipment Caution 2 1 humidity B 1 HyperTerminal 6 3 l Input key CP 10 1 4 inputs high impedance boards 4 6 paralleling configuration file Caution 4 5 paralleling illus 4 5 paralleling signal splitting Caution 4 6 inputs and outputs adding 10 2 to 10 3 attaching 10 1 audio attaching illus 4 3 connector types iv definition iv disconnecting an input Caution 8 7 illus 1 6 numbering 4 1 video attaching illus 4 2 installation procedure 2 1 to 2 2 installer s product notes ii K keys see CP 10 Control Panel L LCD screen backlight key 1 5 Installation and Setup Guide LCD screen continued illus 1 3 viewing angle 2 1 level definition iv see also virtual matrix Level key CP 10 1 4 linking enclosures via Ethernet illus 3 2 via XNNet illus 3 3 local presets configuring with X Connect 8 5 to 8 8 M manual overview ili multi enclosure system 3 1 multi enclosure systems paralleling inputs 4 5 N number keys CP 10 1 3 O Output key CP 10 1 4 outputs see inputs and o
8. 800 622 0246 or international 509 235 2636 You can also reach us through our web site www autopatch com or e mail our AutoPatch Technical Support Specialists at support autopatch com AUTOASSIST Installation and Setup Guide v Unpacking the 8Y XL The 8Y XL is shipped with one enclosure in each shipping box Each box contains one of each of the following items invoices are sent separately E Q Power cords one per enclosure Enclosure The shipping boxes are marked as Box _of_ where the first blank is the box number and the second blank is the total number of boxes in the shipment Box 1 contains several additional items m Q Q E Q Q Q Q Packing list Installation and Setup Guide User s Operation Manual Quick Reference Guide inside binder AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide AutoPatch Configuration Software set Link cable included with multi enclosure systems Other enclosure products Installation and Setup Guide 1 1 Unpacking the 8Y XL Unpacking Tips Q Before fully unpacking the enclosure s examine the shipping box es for any signs of damage If a box is partially crushed or any sides have been broken open notify the shipping agency immediately and contact your AutoPatch Salesperson or Representative LJ Once unpacking is complete closely check the physical condition of the enclosure s Q Collect all documentation and envelopes
9. A laptop computer with an RS232 or RS422 null modem cable communication with the 8Y XL via a serial port for programming and fault isolation L The AutoPatch Configuration Software set which includes copy of the configuration file shipped with the system L The full set of user documentation shipped with the system These control devices are not covered in this document ii Installation and Setup Guide Meet the Manual Meet the Manual This manual contains 10 chapters and 3 appendices The information in this manual progresses from unpacking the 8Y XL in Chapter 1 to BCS Basic Control Structure commands in Appendix C Use the following chapter descriptions to guide you through the manual Title Description Chapter 1 Unpacking the 8Y XL Items included in shipping and unpacking tips Description of the enclosure s physical features Chapter 2 Placing the Enclosure s List of tools needed for installation Steps for placing the enclosure s Chapter 3 Linking Enclosures YNYNY Information on linking enclosures Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs yvy Directions for attaching input and output cables Directions for paralleling inputs Chapter 5 Attaching an External Controller y Directions for attaching an external control device to an enclosure Chapter 6 Applying Power and the Startup Sequence Directions for applying power Startup sequence from the CP 10 Control
10. CP 10 Control Panel use the keys to choose commands and values from the Command Screen To choose a command push the key that corresponds with the one you want to choose To select values for fields such as Level Source Destination and Preset values use the number keys Number Keys 0 9 Use the number keys to enter digits when choosing front panel menu items instead of scrolling down the lists entering input output and local preset numbers and entering digits for any other functions that may require numbers Arrow Keys Use the arrow keys to scroll left and right through long lists of outputs The arrow keys are required only when an arrow graphic is displayed on the front panel s LCD screen Installation and Setup Guide 1 3 Unpacking the 8Y XL Cancel Key Use the Cancel key to abort a command that is incomplete If you make a mistake while entering a command press the Cancel key to remove the partially entered command from the screen and enter the correct command The Cancel key cannot undo a completed operation Take Key The Take key is much like the Enter or Return key on a computer keyboard Pressing the Take key tells the system to execute the chosen or entered command Status Key Use the Status key to query the system for signal routing information and switch verification Level Key The Level key prepares the system to receive a level identification number as the next entry C
11. Matrix Groupings 8 8 Modify Preset 8 6 Name New Preset 8 6 X Net connectors location 1 6 1 7 Installation and Setup Guide AUTOPATCH 8Y XL User s Operation M anual ZD Version BO 905464 CAUTION To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properly grounded before touching any internal materials When working with any equipment manufactured with electronic devices proper ESD grounding procedures must be followed to ensure people products and tools are as free of static charges as possible Grounding straps conductive smocks and conductive work mats are specifically designed for this purpose Anyone performing field maintenance on AutoPatch equipment should utilize an appropriate ESD field service kit complete with at least a dissipative work mat with a ground cord and a UL listed adjustable wrist strap with another ground cord These items should not be manufactured locally since they are generally composed of highly resistive conductive materials to safely drain static charges without increasing an electrocution risk in the event of an accident ESD protective equipment can be obtained from 3M Desco Richmond Technology Plastic Systems and other such vendors Operation Manual Important Safety Information and Instructions When using and installing your AutoPatch product adhere to the following basic safety precautions For more information about op
12. Note If no outputs are routed to the selected input DIS appears in the Output field 7 Press the Cancel key The Command screen appears Note Repeat this procedure for each signal status you want to verify Operation Manual 3 3 Verifying Signal Status The screen below shows an example of a multiple output display When the screen does not have enough room to show all the outputs that the input is connected to scroll right using the right arrow key to see the rest STATUS Level Input 2 Cutputs 45 Use the right Arrow key to display additional outputs 3 2 Verifying Signal Status Using BCS Commands You can verify the status of signals from an external control device that connects to one of the RS232 connectors on the CPU gt To verify signal status enter the command using the following command line format where represents any valid level input or output number SL O T or SL I T gt To cancel an incomplete BCS command enter the X command at any time The results of the BCS command will display in parentheses see table below indicates that no inputs are routed to the output being verified or that no outputs are routed to the input being verified Examples BCS Command Action Signal Reply Returns the status for output 4 on SL304 SL304T 6 Level 3 Returns the status for input 4 on SLOT4 P SLOI4T 2 7 8 11 Level 0 Ret
13. Power Suppl 80 dB T Aap pe Vs 15 V ye Rejection Ratio 60 dB Min Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum Common Mode 19 4 dBu 4 Vi ximu Differential 36 1 dBu Impedance 18 k Balanced or Type Unbalanced CMRR VCM 10 V 20 Hz to 20 kH 90 dB Typ EE 70 dB Min Gain Control Range Vin 3Vp p 3 to 10 dB Connector Type Pluggable 3 Position Screw Terminal Output Parameter Conditions Value Level headroom 28 dBu Impedance 50 Balanced or Type Unbalanced Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type B 2 Pluggable 3 Position Terminal Block Installation and Setup Guide Analog Video B 3 Analog Video Standard Video Boards Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 1 dB Vin 1V 12 MHz 1 ALL Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 30 MHz 1 ALL Differential Gain f 3 58 MHz 0 1 or Better Differential Phase f 3 58 MHz 0 1 or Better Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 73 dB Crosstalk adjacent channel f 5 MHz lt 60 dB Time Delay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 5V Impedance 75 orHi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 5V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Installation and Setup Guide B 3 Product Specifications Wideband Video Boar
14. Virtual Matrix View right click the virtual matrix for which you want to make connector assignments 2 Select Manage Connector Groupings The Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box appears 3 From the Select a Method section of the dialog box click the Assign Individually button The Assign Connectors Individually dialog box appears gt To assign connectors individually 4 From the Current Channel list select the channel where you want to make connector assignments If no channels are available click the Create New Channel button 5 From the Select Channel Type section of the dialog box click either Source input channels or Destination output channels 6 Highlight the signal you wish to add in the Available Signals list 7 From the Enclosure list box in the middle of the dialog box choose the enclosure in which you want to create the groupings 8 From the Matrix list box select the physical matrix on which this signal will be switched 8 12 Installation and Setup Guide Modifying Groupings 9 From the Connector list select the connector you want to assign a signal to and click the Assign Connector button The signal and its connector appear in the Signals with Connector Assignments list 10 Continue to make assignments until all signals in all channels have been given connector assignments This ensures that the virtual matrix will be valid 11 Click OK to enter the connector assig
15. and Setup Guide compiled for the technician installing the system User s Operation Manual created for the end user who operates the system Quick Reference Guide a companion to the User s Operation Manual The 8Y XL Installation and Setup Guide is designed to provide the installation technician with quick easy to follow instructions for installing an 8Y XL and preparing it for operation The 8Y XL User s Operation Manual does not include any detailed information about SBCs Single Bus Controllers for the 8Y XL Call AutoAssist for more information about this controller type see Technical Support p v Installation and Setup Guide i Welcome Installer s Product Notes An 8Y XL Distribution Matrix can stand alone or comprise a virtually unlimited number of linked enclosures including any other AutoPatch products with an X Net network compatible interface Each 8Y XL enclosure can hold up to 8 input and 8 output boards and each board can have up to 8 connectors for a total capacity of 64 inputs and 64 outputs per enclosure 8Y XL Distribution Matrices fit in a broad range of audio video environments and are controllable from a variety of sources including a CP 10 Control Panel a CP 10 Remote Control Panel any control device that can send ASCII characters through an RS232 or RS422 serial cable a third party serial controller a PC or a Single Bus Controller Tools for Installation Q
16. control a system from any serial device that allows you to enter characters such as a PC personal computer Configuration File A configuration file is a text file containing system configuration information referenced by each enclosure s CPU during any type of switch operation Jf a system has multiple enclosures linked together configuration information uploaded to any 8Y XL enclosure is automatically shared with the rest of the linked enclosures in the system CP 10 Control Panel The CP 10 Control Panel is attached to each enclosure and is designed for system control of the 8Y XL Distribution Matrix ESD Electrostatic Discharge ESD refers to electrical charges such as static electricity that can damage sensitive components inside an enclosure The graphic to the left of this definition precedes every procedure where ESD damage could occur if you are not properly grounded and not handling components correctly see the Caution page inside the front cover of this guide for more details about ESD Input and Output Connectors Input and output connectors are on the rear of an enclosure Input and output signal cables attach to the input and output connectors Standard 8Y XL audio and data connectors are 3 position terminal block video and sync connectors are BNC Level A level is a set of input and output signals that are grouped and therefore switch together In a configuration file a level is referred to as a vi
17. et facile d acc s gt Veillez ce que votre appareil AutoPatch soit install sur une surface stable ou qu il y soit fermement maintenu gt Fermez toutes les composantes de l quipement avant de relier des pi ces moins d indication contraire fournie dans la documentation de l appareil gt Par mesure de s curit et pour la qualit des signaux servez vous d une source d alimentation externe mise la terre et d un connect d alimentation mis la terre Installation and Setup Guide Notices AutoPatch 2001 all rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of AutoPatch Copyright protection claimed extends to AutoPatch hardware and software and includes all forms and matters copyrightable material and information now allowed by statutory or judicial law or here in after granted including without limitation material generated from the software programs which are displayed on the screen such as icons screen display looks etc Reproduction or disassembly of embodied computer programs or algorithms is expressly prohibited No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of information contained herein While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this publication AutoPatch assumes no respons
18. for the 8Y XL Call AutoAssist for more information about this controller type see Technical Support p v Operation Manual i Welcome Meet the 8Y XL The 8Y XL Distribution Matrix is a highly versatile signal switching device that can route audio video and digital signals Each enclosure can have one of many input and output layouts to meet your current signal switching needs with future upgrade potential An 8Y XL Distribution Matrix can stand alone or comprise a virtually unlimited number of linked enclosures including any other AutoPatch products with an X Net network compatible interface Each 8Y XL enclosure can hold up to 8 input and 8 output boards with 8 connectors each for a total capacity of 64 input and 64 output connectors per enclosure The 8Y XL can also be combined with the smaller Modula for unique systems with additional versatility The 8Y XL fits into a broad range of audio video data environments and is controllable from a variety of sources including a CP 10 Control Panel a CP 10 Remote Control Panel any control device that can send ASCII characters through an RS232 or RS422 serial cable a PC a third party serial controller or a chain of Single Bus Controllers Noticeable features of the 8Y XL include LJ Mixing audio and video ultra wideband in a single enclosure LJ Modular in increments of 8 inputs and or outputs O Controllable via Ethernet Neuron RS 232 RS 422 CP 10 Control Pa
19. library is called the XNet Communication Library This library documentation and programming examples are available upon request from your AutoPatch representative Operation Manual 3 1 Verifying Signal Status 3 1 Verifying Signal Status Using the CP 10 Control Panel Input status and Output status both function on the CP 10 Control Panel and in BCS commands see page 3 4 You can return to the Command screen at any time by pressing the Cancel key The following example verifies signal status for input 2 on level 0 gt To verify input signal status using the CP 10 Control Panel 1 At the Command screen press the Status key AutoPatch Command The Status screen appears STATUS Level ue Cut put 2 Press the Level key STATUS Levels rou Cut put The cursor appears after the Level prompt 3 Enter the number of the Level where the input is connected STATUS Level 40 Input Chat put 3 2 Operation Manual Using the CP 10 Control Panel 4 Press the Input key STATUS Level 4 Input Output The cursor appears after the Input prompt 5 Enter the number of the input you want to check STATUS Level lands 2 Dut put 6 Press the Take key STATUS Level di Input Output 4 The output status for the selected input is displayed Multiple outputs may also be displayed for an example of a screen displaying multiple outputs see page 3 4
20. return to the Command screen at any time by pressing the Cancel key Note In each switch command you can enter multiple output signals but only one input signal and only one level gt To execute a switch using the CP 10 Control Panel 1 At the Command screen press the Change key AutoPatch Commande The Change screen appears CHANGE Level Input Dut put 2 2 Operation Manual Using the CP 10 Control Panel 2 Press the Level key CHANGE Levels Input Gut put The cursor appears after the Level prompt 3 Enter the number of the level where you want the switch to occur CHANGE Level input Chak gad 4 Press the Input key CHANGE a i The cursor appears after the Input prompt 5 Enter the number of the input you want to switch CHANGE Level Input 2 Cut putes Operation Manual 2 3 Executing Switches 6 Press the Output key CHANGE Level Inputs Cutputs The cursor appears after the Output prompt 7 Enter the number of the output you want to receive the specified input CHANGE Leve a fon a 1 Input Lit pu t If at any time you enter an incorrect number press the Cancel key and enter the entire sequence again Note If you want to switch an input to a large group of outputs enter no more than 33 outputs at a time and be sure to press the Space key between each output If you enter more outputs than can fit on
21. so that computer and receiver are on different branch circuits Installation and Setup Guide If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional suggestions The user may find the booklet How to Identify and Resolve Radio TV Interference Problems prepared by the Federal Communications Commission to be helpful This booklet is available from the U S Government Printing Office Washington D C 20402 Stock N 004 000 00345 4 8Y XL KNNet and XNConnect are trademarks of X Technologies Inc Use shielded cables To comply with FCC Class B requirement all external data interface cables and adapters must be shielded MS DOS Windows and Windows95 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation 3M Desco Richmond Technology and Plastic Systems are all registered trademarks Neuron and LonTalk are registered trademarks of Echelon Installation and Setup Guide AutoPatch Statement of Warranty gueuse M AutoPatch a division of X Technologies Inc Cheney Washington warrantees that the products manufactured by AutoPatch will be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the product subject to the following terms and conditions Terms and Conditions 1 AutoPatch products are under warranty for a period of five 5 years following the original sales invoice date The warranty period may be extended to the life
22. 1 Analog Audio ic duet nto had Sey ea ida See eee B 2 Standard Audio Boards B 2 Analog VideO more eaa a MA MN Een Ed aoe A B 3 Standard Video Boards B 3 Wideband Video Boards B 4 Ultra wideband Video Boards B 5 Appendix C BCS Basic Control Structure Commands Glossary Index Operation Manual Welcome Welcome to the 8Y XL User s Operation Manual The User s Operation Manual is the second piece of a three piece documentation set Installation and Setup Guide for the technician installing the system User s Operation Manual for the end user who operates the system Quick Reference Guide BCS Basic Control Structure and local control panel information for the end user a companion to the User s Operation Manual The 8Y XL User s Operation Manual contains quick easy to follow instructions for operating an 8Y XL Distribution Matrix from both a serial control device that supports BCS Basic Control Structure commands and the CP 10 Control Panel This manual does not provide information on managing configuration files We recommend all system modifications be made only by an installer This topic is covered in the 8 Y XL Installation and Setup Guide The 8Y XL User s Operation Manual does not include any detailed information about SBCs Single Bus Controllers
23. 5 36 37 38 39 i SOSHSHSSSSSG SHHDSHHSHHH4 GND CELA EU EEE RER ER ARE EN L y b 1 AU ee T il Unbalanced audio connections UOLULUOT Jedunp 4 4 Signal Direction Installation and Setup Guide Paralleling Inputs Link Cable 4 2 Paralleling Inputs WH Caution Make sure the matrix s configuration file reflects any changes made to the I O connectors of an enclosure To parallel inputs the matrix must be equipped with high impedance I O boards Each enclosure in an 8Y XL is its own switching environment so the inputs of one enclosure cannot be switched to the outputs of another However by paralleling inputs between multiple enclosures a signal can be routed on all of the enclosures where it is attached Paralleling inputs expands the matrix s signal routing possibilities up to 64x256 L 75Q e BNC Barrel Connector for splitting the signal Tec me e AuroParen Bor 350 ane AOL D 5e UNKA PORTA PoRT2 unk2 e e e ele E e gt AUTOPATCH Bo350 Cheney WA 98004 ane High Impedance Split the input signal when para
24. 6 1 switch definition v see also test switch sync boards vertical interval connectors 10 4 definition 10 3 T Take key CP 10 1 4 technical support v terms to know iv test switch BCS Basic Control Structure 7 4 CP 10 Control Panel illus 7 2 executing 7 1 to 7 4 tools for installation 2 1 twisted pair wire 3 1 4 3 U Undo key CP 10 1 5 unpacking shipping boxes contents 1 1 tips 1 2 V vertical interval sync attaching boards 10 4 definition 10 3 Installation and Setup Guide video XNet continued attaching boards illus 4 2 definition v board specifications B 3 to B 5 enclosures linking i us 3 1 virtu l matas external controllers attaching 5 1 definition 8 5 modifying groupings 8 8 to 8 13 see also level W Warning adding boards ESD 10 2 adding enclosures ESD 10 5 adding sync ESD 10 4 adjusting gain ESD 9 3 warranty repair and replacement information A 1 to A 3 Special Notice A 3 web site v weight enclosure B 1 wire twisted pair 3 1 4 3 X X Connect conceptual overview 8 2 configure local presets 8 5 to 8 8 definition v download configuration file 8 4 functions 8 2 Help file 8 4 installation 8 2 launch 8 3 modify configuration file 8 5 to 8 13 modify groupings 8 8 to 8 13 open configuration file 8 4 panes and views 8 3 virtual matrix 8 5 XNConnect dialog boxes Assign Connectors Individually 8 11 Group Connectors by Pattern 8 10 Manage Virtual
25. 8Y 3000 Documentation Set Q 8Y 3000 New Features Q 8Y 3000 Installation and Setup Guide Q 8Y 3000 User s Operation Manual 8Y 3000 New Features This manual contains information for the 8Y 3000 Distribution Matrix an advanced 8Y XL system with the following additional features Q Q m CODO 32 bit processor Link to other AutoPatch products with an X Net network compatible interface Link to a larger line of X Net AutoPatch control accessories Next Generation SBCs with real time status update SDU CP 32 CP 20 CP 10 Precis Remote Panel Controllable via Ethernet Neuron RS 232 RS 422 and a variety of X Net based control panels 10 Base 2 Ethernet interface Neuron Control network 76 Kbps free topology Software selectable RS 232 or RS 422 Serial port BAUD rate up to 57600 Serial port Hardware Software Handshaking New more powerful virtual matrix structure and easy configuration via X Connect software Individual crosspoint disconnect capability Field upgradeable software Literal switch does not invalidate status Preset request does not invalidate status Note The 8Y 3000 processor does not link and communicate with older 8Y XL processors AUTOPATCH 8 Y XL Installation and Setup Guide ap Version BO 905197 CAUTION To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properl
26. During a source disconnect all previous assignments for that source are cleared from the Assignment column of the Destination Channels list Installation and Setup Guide 8 7 Managing Configuration Files gt Reconnect either a source or destination channel that has been disconnected by selecting it Click the Reconnect button The channel is now available again for assignments Note Reconnecting does not re establish previous presets To delete an existing preset 1 In the Virtual Matrices view go to the Edit menu and select Manage Local Presets Select the preset from the Existing Preset list that you want to delete Click the Delete Preset button A message appears asking if you are sure you want to delete the preset Click OK to delete the preset and return to the Manage Local Presets dialog box Note Presets are not implemented until the modified configuration file is downloaded see Section 8 4 to the system Modifying Groupings The process for modifying groupings takes you through two dialog boxes that allow you to assign connectors individually to a single channel s signals or to a group of channels by pattern Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings Use the Manage Virtual Matrix dialog box as a central point from which to assign signals to connectors thereby creating virtual source and destination channels sets of signals that will switch together because they have been grouped togethe
27. Initiates a disconnect switch command L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level specification gr g Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers I Input Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an input specification Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an output O Output specification Note is the letter O not the number zero 0 Space Separates numbers in multiple entries T Take Executes a command X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered Operation Manual 5 3 AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy A 1 Service The AutoPatch 8Y XL is to be serviced only by AutoPatch authorized service agents Return Authorizations Except for warranty claims merchandise will not be accepted for return or exchange after the first thirty 30 days following the invoice date Returned items must be shipped prepaid and insured in their original packing containers if possible When returning merchandise clearly show the Return Materials Authorization RMA number on the outside of each carton Merchandise will not be accepted for any reason without an RMA number Products and parts returned or exchanged for any reason other than watranty purposes are subject to a restocking fee not greater than twenty percent 20 of the invoiced price if returned in unused condition Claims for Shipping Damages Unless otherwise specified merchandise is normally sh
28. Note AutoPatch is not responsible for damage caused by insufficient packing during return shipment to the factory Upon request AutoPatch will supply new shipping boxes at cost 1 1 Front of the Enclosure Enclosures are the structural basis of an 8Y XL Distribution Matrix Since AutoPatch matrix switchers are custom built for each installation factors such as control method signal type and potential switches affect the appearance and weight of each enclosure An enclosure can have a blank front panel or a CP 10 Control Panel a front panel that is produced by AutoPatch and has an LCD screen and keys for entering commands Although a CP 10 Control Panel is optional we recommend one on at least one enclosure in the system for system verification redundant control and troubleshooting The CP 10 Control Panel can be attached or removed as needed 1 2 Installation and Setup Guide Front of the Enclosure LCD Screen __ Arrow Keys _ CP 10 Control Panel DIE RE Le gt mn nee L am CS CO CO Front view of an 8Y XL enclosure with a CP 10 Control Panel A CP 10 Control Panel has 29 keys 10 number keys for entering digits 4 directional arrow keys and 1 each of the following Cancel Take Status Level Change Input Output Preset Program Backlight Space Special Undo Comma and Period the last four are not implemented To use the
29. Panel Startup sequence from a serial control device Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch Y NNNY Directions for executing a test switch from the CP 10 Control Panel Directions for executing and disconnecting a test switch using BCS commands Chapter 8 Managing Configuration Files Conceptual overview and screen description of X Connect Directions for installing and launching X Connect Directions for opening and downloading configuration files Directions for modifying configuration files Chapter 9 Adjusting Gain VV Y Vv Y Directions for adjusting gain Chapter 10 Adding Hardware Directions for adding boards and enclosures to expand system switching capabilities Appendix A AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy Details regarding AutoPatch Service and Returns policies Appendix B Product Specifications Technical specifications and performance information Appendix C gt BCS characters functions and descriptions in BCS Basic Control Structure chart format Commands Glossary Definitions of terms as they are used in this manual Index Index of subjects by features and tasks Installation and Setup Guide iis Welcome Terms to Know Before jumping into the technical details of this manual you should be familiar with the following terms Basic Control Structure BCS BCS is a set of alphanumeric characters that combine to form command lines Use BCS to
30. Y XL is shown below The system is ready for a test switch see Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch ianet HyperTerminal Of x File Edit View Call Transfer Help D 213 ols AutoPatch 8YXLa signal router Host software v2 2 1 Appcode v1 3 2 R Hardware driver v0 0 3 R Built on Aug 09 2001 12 03 54 System PLD A6 XNet address 0x43b No errors reported Ready Connected 0 00 36 Auto detect 9600 8 N 1 NUM Startup information in HyperTerminal Installation and Setup Guide 6 3 Executing a Test Switch Execute a test switch to verify the system is working properly before attaching a inputs and outputs Aside from having signal cables attached the system is ready to perform switches when it ships from the factory You can execute a test switch from the following gt CP 10 Control Panel gt An external serial controller computer AMX Crestron etc via BCS Basic Control Structure commands Note Before executing a test switch attach only the first two inputs and outputs described in the AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide that came with your system The CP 10 test switch example see page 7 2 routes input 2 to output 1 on Level 0 your system may have been programmed with a different level The BCS Command test switch see page 7 4 routes input 1 to output 2 on Level 0 Before executing these switches make sure the first two inputs and outputs are connected exact
31. Y XL is to be serviced only by AutoPatch authorized service agents Return Authorizations Except for warranty claims merchandise will not be accepted for return or exchange after the first thirty 30 days following the invoice date Returned items must be shipped prepaid and insured in their original packing containers if possible When returning merchandise clearly show the Return Materials Authorization RMA number on the outside of each carton Merchandise will not be accepted for any reason without an RMA number Products and parts returned or exchanged for any reason other than watranty purposes are subject to a restocking fee not greater than twenty percent 20 of the invoiced price if returned in unused condition Claims for Shipping Damages Unless otherwise specified merchandise is normally shipped by Federal Express Economy service however AutoPatch reserves the right to select the final method and carrier for any shipment Although we take special care to ensure the safe arrival of all orders shipping accidents and damage can occur Shipments are transferred to the appointed carrier in good condition and AutoPatch s liability for the product ceases when the transfer to the carrier is complete Therefore claims for damages and shortages must be filed with the transporting company by the receiving company within fifteen 15 days of receipt Installation and Setup Guide A 1 AutoPatch Service and Returns P
32. ace library for various controllers This library is called the XNet Communication Library This library documentation and programming examples are available upon request from your AutoPatch representative Operation Manual 5 1 Disconnecting Switches You can disconnect switches through a device that can connect to one of the RS232 connectors on the CPU Caution Disconnecting an input disconnects all the outputs receiving that input signal gt To disconnect a switch enter the command using the following command line format where represents any valid level input or output number DL O T or DL IY T gt To cancel an incomplete BCS command enter the X command at any time Examples BCS Command Action DLOO3T Disconnects output 3 on Level 0 DL106 8 21T Disconnects outputs 6 8 and 21 on Level 1 DL2IST Disconnects all outputs connected to input 5 on Level 2 Disconnects all outputs connected to inputs 7 9 and 15 on Level 3 DL317 9 15T DL30X Cancels the incomplete command Note In each disconnect switch command you can enter multiple inputs or outputs by including a space between each input or output number 5 2 Operation Manual The following table shows the BCS command characters keys used to disconnect switches Appendix C gives a complete list of the BCS command characters Key Function Description D Disconnect
33. al Information et directives de s curit importantes Veuillez vous conformer aux directives de s curit ci dessous lorsque vous installez et utilisez votre appareil AutoPatch Pour de plus amples renseignements au sujet de l installation du fonctionnement ou de la r paration de votre appareil AutoPatch veuillez consulter la documentation accompagnant l appareil gt Lisez attentivement toutes les directives avant d installer et d utiliser les appareils AutoPatch gt Le voltage doit tre appropri l appareil AutoPatch gt Les appareils AutoPatch ne contiennent aucune pi ce r parable par l usager la r paration ne doit tre effectu e que par du personnel qualifi gt Si de la fum e ou une odeur trange se d gagent d un appareil AutoPatch fermez le imm diatement et appelez le Service de soutien technique AutoAssist gt Fermez et d branchez le bo tier avant d ajouter ou d enlever des plaquettes moins d indication contraire fournie dans la documentation du appareil gt Pour viter les chocs ou les dommages ventuels caus s l quipement par une d charge lectrostatique veillez ce le dispositif oit bien reli la terre avant de toucher les composantes se trouvant l int rieur d un appareil AutoPatch gt Veillez ce que tous les blocs d alimentation des appareils dot s de blocs d alimentation multiples dans chaque unit soient allum s simultan ment
34. an send and receive ASCII code via RS232 or RS422 You can connect a serial controller to either of the two serial connectors on an enclosure s CPU board Connect serial controllers with either standard RS2320r RS422 connections refer to the following graphics for RS232 and RS422 cable connector pin mappings RS232 pin diagram The pin diagram above allows for hardware flow control If this type of control is not needed connect pin 7 to pin 8 on the PC s connector YE Macintosh AutoPatch DB9 RS232 pin diagram for a Macintosh computer Macintosh AutoPatch DB9 5 2 Installation and Setup Guide Platform specific AutoPatch DB9 1 O of ojo O RXD RXD TXD TXD GND RS422 pin diagram AutoPatch DB9 GND 5 RXD 6 RXD 1 TXD 4 TXD 9 When controlling the system with a PC use serial communication software and make sure the BAUD rate is set correctly for the system Available BAUD rates for 8Y XL systems are 9600 19200 38400 and 57600 the default is 9600 Recommended settings also default settings for serial communication with an 8Y XL are BAUD 9600 Data Bits 8 Stop Bit 1 Parity NONE Note Make sure the settings on both the PC serial communication software and the CP 10 Control Panel correspond to each other
35. anel BAUD The speed at which communications travel through the serial connector The 8Y XL can send and receive communications at 9600 19200 38400 and 57600 BAUD BCS Basic Control Structure A set of alphanumeric characters that combine to form command lines BCS command lines can be used to control a system from any serial device that allows you to enter characters such as a PC personal computer C Command Line A set of BCS command characters that constitute a command recognized by the CPU Configuration File A text file containing system configuration information referenced by each enclosure s CPU during any type of switch operation Installation and Setup Guide Glossary CP 10 Control Panel An optional panel on the front of the enclosure with an LCD and keys for entering commands The CP 10 is designed for system control of the 8Y XL Distribution Matrix CPU Central Processing Unit Receives interprets and executes commands from the user through the user interface the CP 10 Control Panel or other control device D Distribution Matrix see matrix switcher E Enclosure The metal chassis that holds input and output boards a CPU board and a power supply Each 8Y XL enclosure can contain up to 8 input and 8 output boards providing a total capacity of up to 64 input and 64 output signal paths ESD Electrostatic Discharge Electrical charges such as static electricity that can damag
36. arts and ship them to the dealer or to the customer if so directed by written order from the dealer In that case the replacement will be billed to the customer and the customer may return the failed subassembly within 30 days for credit See AutoPatch Returns Policy in this manual for replacement policies and procedures Operation Manual AutoPatch s liability and Buyer s remedies under this warranty shall be limited solely to repair replacement or credit at AutoPatch s option The AutoPatch warranty does not apply to any AutoPatch product that has been modified repaired by an unauthorized agent or improperly installed used or maintained AutoPatch shall not be liable under any circumstances for consequential or incidental damages including but not limited to labor costs or loss of profits arising in connection with the use of or inability to use AutoPatch products AutoPatch will not be responsible for items damaged during shipment to or from AutoPatch The shipping carrier is responsible for items damaged during shipment This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of any other warranty expressed or implied including but not limited to any implied merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose The terms of this warranty are governed by the laws of the state of Washington certain other states restrict warranty limitations You may have rights that are not defined herein This warranty may not be modified except in
37. ay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 orHi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC B 5 BCS Basic Control Structure Commands BCS is a set of alphanumeric characters that allows a PC or other control device to send commands to the system serially When using a PC to control the 8Y XL use serial software such as Windows95 HyperTerminal to establish communication Command lines are not case sensitive The following table shows BCS command characters keys their functions and short descriptions of their functions Key Function Description C Change Initiates an execute switch command L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level number gr sg Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers I Input Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an input specification o Output Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an output specification Note O is the letter O not the number zero 0 f Space Separates numbers in multiple number entries T Take Executes a command X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered s Status Initiates verification of the status of input and output connections D Disconnect Initiates a disconnect switch co
38. ce the hardware on the rear of an enclosure Power Supply Fan Vent Fuse Drawer 77 Inputs Power Switch t Power Connector T Optional Redundant Power Supply Serial Number 7 e AUTOPATCH soseo emo waves TATE Expansion Control Slot _ Outputs Ethernet Status Indicator c System Status Indicator Expansion Control Slot Ethernet Port Serial Ports Net Communication Link Port CPU Board Input and Output Connectors Input and output connectors are the attachment points for devices that connect to the system The inputs sources are on the top of the enclosure to the right of the power supply and the outputs destinations are on the bottom of the enclosure to the right of the CPU A single enclosure can handle a combination of analog audio analog video digital video and sync signals 1 6 Installation and Setup Guide Rear of the Enclosure CPU The CPU is in one of the expansion control slots to the left of the output connectors and has connectors ports for attaching external control devices The CPU also has a system status light a network use light Ethernet Status indicator and ports for linking to other enclosures Expansion Control Slots Each enclosure provides three expansio
39. cial Program Undo Comma and Period Keys These keys are not implemented at this time 1 4 Operation Manual Rear of Enclosure Fuse Drawer q Power Switch t Power Connector 1 Optional Redundant Power Supply Expansion Control Slot Ethernet Status Indicator lt 7 1 2 Rear of Enclosure The rear of the enclosure has the input and output connectors CPU expansion control slots power supply and serial number see graphic below Power Supply Fan Vent D Inputs LT AA TPCT 37 x 3 ra LT Serial Number e e e ae Te Pana En off id Outputs System Status Indicator Expansion Control Slot Ethernet Port Serial Ports XMet Communication Link Port CPU Board The following segments briefly introduce the hardware on the rear of an enclosure Input and Output Connectors Input and output connectors are the attachment points for devices that connect to the system Input and output connectors are numbered separately The inputs sources are on the top of the enclosure to the right of the power supply and the outputs destinations are on the bottom of the enclosure to the right of the CPU A single enclosure can handle a combination of analog audio analog video digital video and sync signals Operation Manua
40. computer AMX Crestron etc via BCS Basic Control Structure commands The CP 10 Remote Control Panel works the same as an attached control panel AutoPatch provides at no charge an interface library for various controllers This library is called the X Net Communication Library This library documentation and programming examples are available upon request from your AutoPatch representative Operation Manual 4 1 Executing Local Presets 4 1 Executing Local Presets Using the CP 10 Control Panel You can execute local presets on your system at any time using either the CP 10 Control Panel or BCS commands see page 4 4 Your system is shipped without programmed local presets so ask your AutoPatch dealer to program these into your system Multiple local presets can be executed simultaneously using the CP 10 Control Panel You can return to the Command screen at any time by pressing the Cancel key The following steps execute Local Preset 6 on Level 1 Note When you execute a local preset the system executes the switches immediately gt To execute a local preset using the CP 10 Control Panel 1 At the Command screen press the Preset key AutoPatch Command The Local Preset screen appears 4 2 Operation Manual Using the CP 10 Control Panel 2 Press the Level key The cursor appears after the Level prompt 3 Enter the Level for the local preset you want to execute
41. ct Specifications information Appendix C gt Table of BCS characters keys descriptions BCS Basic Control Structure and functions Commands gt Definitions of terms as they are used in this Glossary manual Index gt Index of subjects by features and tasks Operation Manual iil Welcome Terms to Know Before jumping into the technical details of this manual you should be familiar with the following terms Basic Control Structure BCS BCS is a set of alphanumeric characters that combine to form command lines Use BCS command lines to control a system from any serial device that allows you to enter characters such as a PC personal computer CP 10 Control Panel The CP 10 Control Panel may be attached to each enclosure and is designed for system control of the 8Y XL Distribution Matrix ESD Electrostatic Discharge ESD refers to electrical charges such as static electricity that can damage sensitive components inside an enclosure The graphic to the left of this definition precedes every procedure where ESD damage could occur if you are not properly grounded and not handling components correctly see the Caution page inside the front cover of this manual for more details about ESD Input and Output Connectors Input and output connectors are on the rear of an enclosure Input and output signal cables attach to the input and output connectors Standard 8Y XL audio and data connectors are 3 position terminal bloc
42. ctor button 9 Continue assigning connectors until all the signals show up in the Signals with Connector Groupings box 10 Click OK to enter the signal groupings and return to the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box Note You must click the Accept Assignments button at the bottom of the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box in order for your signals to be grouped into virtual channels Remember however that the new groupings are not implemented until the modified configuration file is downloaded see Section 8 4 to the system Assign Connectors Individually The Assign Connectors Individually dialog box is used to modify the connector assignments in a virtual matrix Each channel of a virtual matrix has a specific number of signals and each signal has a corresponding connector assignment For each signal in a specific channel you may add or remove a connector assignment Installation and Setup Guide 8 11 Managing Configuration Files Assign Connectors Individually x r Connector Assignment Current Channel Select Channel Type o ch oo Fl Create New Channel Source C Destination Available Signals s Signals with Connector Assignments BY XL Signal_ Connector Matrix B Matrix R BYXLWB_IN_001 Matrix 1 Matis 1 Connector 001 f lt lt Remove Connector Clear All Sources OK Cancel gt To access the Assign Connectors Individually dialog box 1 Inthe
43. ctors iv warranty repair replacement information A 1 to A 3 Special Notice A 3 web site v weight enclosure B 1 X X Net connectors location 1 5
44. ds Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 250 MHz 1 ALL Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 100 IRE 70 dB Crosstalk f 5 MHz 60 dB adjacent channel Time Delay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 orHi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC B 4 Installation and Setup Guide Analog Video Ultra wideband Video Boards Installation and Setup Guide Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 400 MHz 1 ALL Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 100 IRE lt 70 dB Crosstalk f 5 MHz lt 60 dB adjacent channel Time Delay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 orHi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC B 5 BCS Basic Control Structure Commands BCS is a set of alphanumeric characters that allows a PC or other control device to send commands to the system serially When using a PC to control the 8Y XL use serial software such as Windows95 HyperT
45. e representations can be modified to reflect desired physical changes to the system gt When replacement or new components are added to the system their configurable properties can be set to the desired values gt The new configuration information can then be downloaded to the system s CPU s 8 2 Installing and Launching XConnect is a graphical software program that displays your most recent configuration and allows easy addition of local presets and modification of other configuration information see the X Connect Help file for assistance XConnect can also download the modified file to the system Note Use this software only if you need to change the configuration information from the original specification To install XNConnect 1 Close all other applications currently running on your PC 2 Insert the AutoPatch Configuration Software Disk 1 into your floppy drive 3 From the Start menu in Windows select Run 4 Type in A setup exe or the letter for whichever floppy drive you are using and click OK 5 Follow the directions in the subsequent dialogs in the install program 8 2 Installation and Setup Guide Panes Views and Dialog Boxes 6 Review the Readme txt file found on either Disk 1 or after installation in the default install location C AutoPtch Connect gt To launch X Connect 1 From the Start menu select Programs 2 Select AutoPatch Applications or any other file group you
46. e sensitive components inside an enclosure ESD damage could occur if you are not properly grounded and not handling components correctly see the Caution page inside the front cover of this manual for more details about ESD Expansion Control Slots Empty slots on the rear of an enclosure that will increase functionality and add new features to your system External Controller Any device that can control the matrix switcher via the serial connector Input and Output Connectors Attachment points on the rear of an 8Y XL enclosure for devices that connect to the system Input and output signal cables attach to the input and output connectors Standard 8Y XL audio and data connectors are 3 position terminal block video and sync connectors are BNC Installation and Setup Guide Input Board A circuit board that receives video audio or data signals from outside sources L LCD Liquid Crystal Display The screen on the CP 10 Control Panel for user interaction Level A level is a set of input and output signals that are grouped and therefore switch together In a configuration file a level is referred to as a virtual matrix Local Preset A pre defined set of signal routings that can be executed at any time Presets are defined in the configuration file Matrix Switcher The hardware and software necessary to switch signals Matrix switchers are also known as routing switchers or routing matrices o Ou
47. e software set that is included in shipping A copy of the configuration file is in the MyXCL folder on the AutoPatch Configuration Software Disk 1 inside the cover of the User s Operation Manual Installing the AutoPatch Configuration Software set uploads X Connect a graphical software program that can be used to modify and download configuration information If you lose any of your AutoPatch software contact AutoAssist see Technical Support page v to replace it Make sure that you have your system s serial number ready when you call To modify a configuration file using X Connect you need information about the following topics which are covered in this chapter gt Conceptual overview Installing and launching Panes views and dialog boxes Opening and downloading a configuration file Vv VY Modifying a configuration file Installation and Setup Guide 8 1 Managing Configuration Files 8 1 Conceptual Overview The physical component s of a system can be a standalone matrix switcher or multiple matrix switchers with or without additional controllers Opening a copy of the system s configuration xcl file directly to X Connect Configuration software allows you to use XConnect s four basic functions gt XConnect graphically displays the content of the AutoPatch configuration file This information is represented in two main views the Hardware view and the Virtual Matrices view gt Th
48. e switch still does not work call AutoAssist see Technical Support page v Installation and Setup Guide 7 3 a l ct i ct iz Lx Executing a Test Switch 7 2 Executing a Test Switch Using BCS Commands The following test switch routes Input 1 to Output 2 on Level 0 Before executing these switches make sure the first two inputs and outputs are connected exactly as shown in the AutoPatch Modula Connector and Groupings Guide gt To execute a test switch enter the following BCS command line into a serial terminal program attached to the matrix CLOI102T For a complete list of BCS commands see Appendix C in the back of this guide If the switch did not execute properly L Check all power switches to make sure the source and destination devices are turned on Q Check all link and signal connections on the rear of the enclosure s to make sure everything is physically set up properly Q Attempt the switch again If the switch still does not work call AutoAssist see Technical Support page v 7 4 Installation and Setup Guide Managing Configuration Files A configuration file is a text file that contains system configuration information that has been previously downloaded to the CPU in your matrix switcher before shipment Each enclosure s CPU references this information during any type of switching operation Unless you need to modify your system you will not need to use any of th
49. en continues from the top on the remaining two sets of connectors on the right Connectors on an 8Y XL enclosure could include Signal Type Connector Type Analog audio balanced or unbalanced Pluggable 3 position terminal block Digital audio BNC Analog video BNC Digital video BNC Sync BNC Installation and Setup Guide 4 1 Attaching Inputs and Outputs 4 1 Attaching Input and Output Cables When attaching input and output signal cables refer to the sheet labeled AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide that was included in the shipping box es The sheet shows you where to attach each signal cable on the rear of each enclosure Follow the sheet exactly the system was programmed at the factory to operate only as indicated on the sheet Note Before connecting all signal cables attach only the first two inputs and outputs from the AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide and then perform a test switch to verify that the system is working properly See Chapter 7 for details on performing a test switch gt To attach video inputs and outputs slide the video cable onto the input or output connector see graphic below Make sure video signals are attached to video connectors and sync signals are attached to syne connectors The connectors look identical but the Connector and Groupings Guide identifies them Attach a video cable to a BNC c
50. erating installing or servicing your AutoPatch product see your product documentation gt Read and understand all instructions before using and installing AutoPatch products gt Use the correct voltage range for your AutoPatch product gt There are no user serviceable parts inside an AutoPatch product service should only be done by qualified personnel gt Ifyou see smoke or smell a strange odor coming from your AutoPatch product turn it off immediately and call AutoAssist gt Turn off and unplug an enclosure before adding or removing boards unless otherwise specified in that product s documentation gt To avoid shock or potential ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to equipment make sure you are properly grounded before touching components inside an AutoPatch product gt For products with multiple power supplies in each unit make sure all power supplies are turned on simultaneously Y Use surge protectors and or AC line conditioners when powering AutoPatch products Only use a fuse s with the correct fuse rating in your enclosure Make sure the power outlet is close to the product and easily accessible Make sure the product is on or attached to a stable surface YNNY Turn off equipment before linking pieces together unless otherwise specified in that product s documentation gt For safety and signal integrity use a grounded external power source and a grounded power connector Operation Manu
51. erminal to establish communication Command lines are not case sensitive The following table shows BCS command characters keys their functions and short descriptions of their functions Key Function Description C Change Initiates an execute switch command L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level number o o Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers I Input Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an input specification o Output Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an output specification Note O is the letter O not the number zero 0 a Space Separates numbers in multiple number entries T Take Executes a command X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered s Status Initiates verification of the status of input and output connections D Disconnect Initiates a disconnect switch command Initiates an execute global preset or execute local preset R Global Preset command Note Global presets are not implemented at this time P Local Preset Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a local preset number Installation and Setup Guide C 1 Glossary A ASCII American Standard Code for Information Exchange A code for representing alphanumeric information Backlight The light that illuminates the LCD screen of the control panel on the enclosure Activate the backlight by pressing the Backlight key on the control p
52. ervice should only be done by qualified personnel gt Ifyou see smoke or smell a strange odor coming from your AutoPatch product turn it off immediately and call AutoAssist gt Turn off and unplug an enclosure before adding or removing boards unless otherwise specified in that product s documentation gt To avoid shock or potential ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to equipment make sure you are properly grounded before touching components inside an AutoPatch product gt For products with multiple power supplies in each unit make sure all power supplies are turned on simultaneously Y Use surge protectors and or AC line conditioners when powering AutoPatch products Only use a fuse s with the correct fuse rating in your enclosure Make sure the power outlet is close to the product and easily accessible Make sure the product is on or attached to a stable surface YNYNNY Turn off equipment before linking pieces together unless otherwise specified in that product s documentation gt For safety and signal integrity use a grounded external power source and a grounded power connector Installation and Setup Guide Information et directives de s curit importantes Veuillez vous conformer aux directives de s curit ci dessous lorsque vous installez et utilisez votre appareil AutoPatch Pour de plus amples renseignements au sujet de l installation du fonctionnement ou de la r paration de votre apparei
53. finition of a virtual matrix A virtual matrix is a set of virtual source input channels and destination output channels in which the channels component signals such as R G B H and V are grouped into a single channel to permit the simultaneous switching of them as an aggregate signal RGBHV Each component signal must have all sources and destinations within the same physical matrix The resulting single channel constitutes a source or destination number on the Local Control Panel The remainder of this section focuses on two of the most common uses for X Connect configuring local presets and modifying groupings see the X Connect Help file for assistance with other configuration related tasks Configuring Local Presets The process for configuring local presets takes you through three dialog boxes Start with the Manage Local Presets dialog box to access other dialog boxes that allow you to name a new preset modify presets and delete presets Manage Local Presets Virtual Matix Number Name Description Existing Presets Assigned Switches Installation and Setup Guide 8 5 Managing Configuration Files The Name New Preset dialog box allows you to start the process of creating a preset by giving it a name Name New Preset x Preset Number fi Name Description OK Cancel To name a new preset in preparation for specifying preset information 1 Inthe Virtual Matrices view selec
54. hange Key Use the Change key to switch signals Press the Change key and the Change menu appears prompting you for information about the switch you want to perform Input Key The Input key prepares the system to receive an input identification number as the next entry Output Key The Output key prepares the system to receive an output identification number as the next entry Preset Key Use the Preset key to implement a local preset 1 4 Installation and Setup Guide Front of the Enclosure Backlight Key The Backlight key illuminates the LCD The backlight remains illuminated for approximately 20 seconds however you can turn it off before the 20 seconds are up by pressing the key again Space Key Use the Space key to insert a space between multiple outputs or multiple local presets when entering a command the output and local preset prompts are the only prompts that accept multiple entries Special Program Undo Comma and Period Keys These keys are not implemented at this time Installation and Setup Guide 1 5 Unpacking the 8Y XL 1 2 Rear of the Enclosure All the enclosure s connectors input and output X Net serial Ethernet and power are on the rear of the enclosure Audio and video input and output connectors the CPU expansion control slots the power supply AC powered entry and the serial number are all on the rear of the enclosure The following segments briefly introdu
55. he entire system to reconfigure the panel Working with the CP 10 Control Panel A CP 10 Control Panel has 29 keys 10 number keys for entering digits 4 directional arrow keys and 1 each of the following Cancel Take Status Level Change Input Output Preset Backlight Space Special Program Undo Comma and Period the last five are not implemented 1 2 Operation Manual Front of Enclosure To use the CP 10 Control Panel use the keys to choose commands and values from the Command Screen To choose a command push the key that corresponds with the one you want to choose To select values for fields such as Level Source Destination and Preset values use the number keys Number Keys 0 9 Use the number keys to enter digits when choosing front panel menu items instead of scrolling down the lists entering input output and local preset numbers and entering digits for any other functions that may require numbers Arrow Keys Use the arrow keys to scroll left and right through long lists of outputs The arrow keys are required only when an arrow graphic is displayed on the front panel s LCD screen Cancel Key Use the Cancel key to abort a command that is incomplete If you make a mistake while entering a command press the Cancel key to remove the partially entered command from the screen and enter the correct command The Cancel key cannot undo a completed operation Take Key The Take key
56. ibility for error or omissions No liability is assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein Further this publication and features described herein are subject to change without notice The United States Federal Communications Commission in 47CFR 15 838 has specified that the following notice be brought to the attention of the users of this product Federal Communication Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly that is in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions may cause interference to radio and television reception It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment causes interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures gt Reorient the receiving antenna Relocate the matrix with respect to the receiver gt Move the matrix away from the receiver gt Plug the matrix into a different outlet
57. iguring Local Presets 8 5 Modifying Groupings 8 8 Chapter 9 Adjusting Gain Chapter 10 Adding Hardware AGING Boards 2 c4 lads ectisng i He Rite Mona o gk me 10 2 Input and Output Boards 10 2 Vertical Interval Timing Board 10 3 Adding EncloStures rasei a Era al aoe take 10 5 Appendix A AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy SORVICO Re ER ARMES Me teats ced Ge SE Aba Reem ach A 1 Return Authorizations A 1 Claims for Shipping Damages A 1 Replacement Policies and Procedures A 2 Special Notice A 3 Appendix B Product Specifications G N FALELS AE tet Beal ata As eR test ten E ee eat B 1 Analog AUdIO Essen Mamie Me nn oa a dad Sat dees B 2 Standard Audio Boards B 2 Analog Video tee vitae eee Sa eae Had oes B 3 Standard Video Boards B 3 Wideband Video Boards B 4 Ultra wideband Video Boards B 5 Appendix C BCS Basic Control Structure Commands Glossary Index Installation and Setup Guide Welcome Welcome to the 8Y XL Installation and Setup Guide This book is the first part of a three document set Installation
58. input signal such as a composite video input or can be used with a blackburst generator Each enclosure in an 8Y XL can contain one sync board You may want a sync board in each enclosure that switches video signals If the system was originally ordered with sync boards they are already installed in the enclosures Installation and Setup Guide 10 3 Adding Hardware gt To add a sync board Wa rning To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properly grounded see the Caution page inside front cover before handling any internal 8Y XL materials Make sure all enclosures receiving a sync board are turned off Remove the faceplate directly above the CPU Line up the sync board with the board guides on the left and right of the top board slot Make sure the connectors are on the upper side of the board see graphic below Carefully push the board all the way in until it snaps into place Attach the new faceplate to the enclosure with screws Once you have added sync board s verify the system s response by reapplying power to all enclosures containing video in the system and checking the splash screen Update the configuration file using X Connect to enable the sync board 10 4 Installation and Setup Guide Adding Enclos
59. ipped by Federal Express Economy service however AutoPatch reserves the right to select the final method and carrier for any shipment Although we take special care to ensure the safe arrival of all orders shipping accidents and damage can occur Shipments are transferred to the appointed carrier in good condition and AutoPatch s liability for the product ceases when the transfer to the carrier is complete Therefore claims for damages and shortages must be filed with the transporting Operation Manual A 1 AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy company by the receiving company within fifteen 15 days of receipt Visible damage and shortages must be noted on the freight bill packaging and contents must be retained for inspection A 2 Replacement Policies and Procedures During the warranty period 1 A 2 Describe the problem to an AutoPatch dealer regional representative or the AutoPatch customer service department Upon verification of a problem that requires factory repairs an AutoPatch customer service representative will issue a Return Materials Authorization RMA number and we will at no cost repair or replace the part s returned to the factory and return the part s to the sending party If conditions do not permit this procedure we will invoice new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement part s to the dealer and ship the part s to the dealer or to the consumer if so directed by w
60. is much like the Enter or Return key on a computer keyboard Pressing the Take key tells the system to execute the chosen or entered command Status Key Use the Status key to query the system for signal routing information and switch verification See Chapter 3 for more information on status operations Level Key The Level key prepares the system to receive a level identification number as the next entry Operation Manual 1 3 Introduction to the BY XL Change Key Use the Change key to switch signals Press the Change key and the Change menu appears prompting you for information about the switch you want to perform See Chapter 2 for more information on executing switches Input Key The Input key prepares the system to receive an input identification number as the next entry Output Key The Output key prepares the system to receive an output identification number as the next entry Preset Key Use the Preset key to implement a local preset See Chapter 4 for more information on executing presets Backlight Key The Backlight key illuminates the LCD The backlight remains illuminated for approximately 20 seconds however you can turn it off before the 20 seconds are up by pressing the key again Space Key Use the Space key to insert a space between multiple outputs or multiple local presets when entering a command the output and local preset prompts are the only prompts that accept multiple entries Spe
61. istribution Matrix CPU Central Processing Unit Receives interprets and executes commands from the user through the user interface the CP 10 Control Panel or other control device D Distribution Matrix see matrix switcher E Enclosure The metal chassis that holds input and output boards a CPU board and a power supply Each 8Y XL enclosure can contain up to 8 input and 8 output boards providing a total capacity of up to 64 input and 64 output signal paths ESD Electrostatic Discharge Electrical charges such as static electricity that can damage sensitive components inside an enclosure ESD damage could occur if you are not properly grounded and not handling components correctly see the Caution page inside the front cover of this manual for more details about ESD Expansion Control Slots Two empty slots on the rear of an enclosure for future boards that will increase functionality and add new features to your system One is located above the CPU and one is below it External Controller Any device that can control the matrix switcher via the serial connector Input and Output Connectors Attachment points on the rear of an 8Y XL enclosure for devices that connect to the system Input and output signal cables attach to the input and output connectors Standard 8Y XL audio and data connectors are 3 position terminal block video and sync connectors are BNC Operation Manual Input Board A circuit boa
62. k video and sync connectors are BNC Level A level is a set of input and output signals that are grouped and therefore switch together Signal A signal can be analog audio analog video serial digital sync information or other types A signal also called an input or output signal can comprise a set of connectors whose signals switch together such as an RGB signal To route a specific input source signal to a specific output destination device the input and output must be of the same signal type and must reside in the same level iv Operation Manual Technical Support Switch A switch is an active connection between an input source signal and one or more output destination devices X Net X Net is an internal communication protocol that requires software driver support for Ethernet and Neuron interfaces Technical Support AutoPatch provides technical support 24 hours a day 7 days a week except for U S holidays Before calling technical support with a question please consult the 8Y XL documentation set If these manuals cannot fully answer your question have your serial number located on the plate between the input and output connectors on the rear of the enclosure ready and call your authorized AutoPatch dealer or call AutoPatch AutoAssist at toll free for U S and Canada 800 622 0246 or international 509 235 2636 You can also reach us through our web site www autopatch com or e mai
63. l Note This dialog box can only be accessed from the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box select it from the Edit menu after selecting the target virtual matrix gt To specify details about the pattern 1 Choose the pattern type by clicking either the Spanning or Sequential button 2 Choose the channel type by clicking either the Sources Only or Destinations Only button The destinations can mirror the sources by clicking the Mirror Directions check box 8 10 Installation and Setup Guide Modifying Groupings 3 Inthe Starting Channel box choose the starting channel number that you want if it is different from the next available channel that is already displayed 4 Enter the number of channels you want to create in the Number of Channels to Create box You are now ready to group signals to create virtual channels p gt To create signal groupings 5 From the Available Signals list box choose a signal 6 From the Enclosure list box in the middle of the dialog box choose the enclosure in which you want the selected signal routed 7 From the Matrix list box select the physical matrix in the enclosure on which this signal will be switched 8 From the Available Connectors list box choose the starting connector Click the Assign Signal button The added signal appears in the Signals with Connector Groupings box To remove a signal highlight it and then click the Remove Signal Conne
64. l 1 5 Introduction to the BY XL CPU The CPU is in one of the expansion control slots to the left of the output connectors and has connectors ports for attaching external control devices The CPU also has a system status light a network use light Ethernet Status indicator and ports for linking to other enclosures Expansion Control Slots Each enclosure provides three expansion control slots One contains the CPU board and two are for future boards that will increase functionality and add new features to your system One is located above the CPU and one is below it Power Supply The power supply is on the top left corner of the rear of the enclosure The power supply holds the power switch power connector and fuse drawer The power supply fan vent is to the right of the power supply unit The 8Y XL input voltage range is AC 100 240V single phase The power supply will accept all major international power sources see page B 1 The fuse drawer is just above the power switch and contains two 2 AMP Time Delay 5mm x 20mm fuses Press the 0 side of the power switch to turn power off press the 1 side to turn it on We recommend surge protectors and or an AC line conditioner Serial Number The serial number for the system is located on a plate between the input and output connectors 1 6 Operation Manual Executing Switches Switches connect an input signal from a source device to an output
65. l AutoPatch veuillez consulter la documentation accompagnant l appareil gt Lisez attentivement toutes les directives avant d installer et d utiliser les appareils AutoPatch gt Le voltage doit tre appropri l appareil AutoPatch gt Les appareils AutoPatch ne contiennent aucune pi ce r parable par l usager la r paration ne doit tre effectu e que par du personnel qualifi gt Si de la fum e ou une odeur trange se d gagent d un appareil AutoPatch fermez le imm diatement et appelez le Service de soutien technique AutoAssist gt Fermez et d branchez le bo tier avant d ajouter ou d enlever des plaquettes moins d indication contraire fournie dans la documentation du appareil gt Pour viter les chocs ou les dommages ventuels caus s l quipement par une d charge lectrostatique veillez ce le dispositif oit bien reli la terre avant de toucher les composantes se trouvant l int rieur d un appareil AutoPatch gt Veillez ce que tous les blocs d alimentation des appareils dot s de blocs d alimentation multiples dans chaque unit soient allum s simultan ment gt Servez vous de protecteurs de surtension ou de conditionneurs de lignes courant alternatif lorsque vous mettez les appareils AutoPatch sous tension gt Placez uniquement des fusibles de calibre exact dans les bo tiers gt Veillez ce que la prise de courant soit proche de l appareil
66. l Gain f 3 58 MHz 0 1 or Better Differential Phase f 3 58 MHz 0 1 or Better Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 73 dB Crosstalk adjacent channel f 5 MHz lt 60 dB Time Delay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 5V Impedance 75 or Hi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 5V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Operation Manual B 3 Product Specifications Wideband Video Boards Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 250 MHz 1 ALL Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 100 IRE lt 70 dB Crosstalk f 5 MHz lt 60 dB adjacent channel Time Delay Vin 0 5 V square wave lt 20 ns Input Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 orHi Z 22k Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC Output Parameter Conditions Value Level maximum 2V Impedance 75 Gain Control Range 3 to 10 dB Connector Type BNC B 4 Operation Manual Ultra Wideband Video Boards Ultra Wideband Video Boards Operation Manual Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Bandwidth 3 dB Vin 1V 400 MHz 1 ALL Signal to Noise Ratio S N Vin 0 7 V 100 IRE lt 70 dB Crosstalk f 5 MHz lt 60 dB adjacent channel Time Del
67. l options ii CP 10 Control Panel definition iv directions for using 1 3 executing local presets 4 2 executing switches 2 2 illus 1 2 verifying signal status 3 2 CPU Central Processing Unit 1 6 D dimensions enclosure B 1 disconnecting switches Caution 5 2 using BCS commands 5 2 Index E Electrostatic Discharge see ESD e mail technical support v enclosure connector capacity ii dimensions B 1 front view illus 1 2 rear view illus 1 5 weight B 1 ESD Electrostatic Discharge iv executing local presets Caution 4 3 programming 4 1 using BCS commands 4 4 to 4 5 using CP 10 Control Panel 4 2 to 4 4 executing switches using BCS commands 2 5 to 2 6 using CP 10 Control Panel 2 2 to 2 4 see also executing local presets expansion control slots 1 6 external control options ii F features 8Y XL ii frequency B 1 front of enclosure illus 1 2 fuse location 1 6 specifications B 1 H humidity B 1 HyperTerminal Windows95 C 1 l input connectors definition iv illus 1 5 Input key CP 10 1 2 1 4 K keys CP 10 Control Panel 1 2 to 1 4 L LCD screen backlight key 1 4 illus 1 2 level definition iv specify for preset 4 3 specify for status check 3 2 specify for switch 2 1 Level key CP 10 1 2 1 3 lights see indicators local presets see executing local presets M manual overview iii N number keys CP 10 1 3 O output connectors definition iv illus 1 5 Output ke
68. l our AutoPatch Technical Support Specialists at support autopatch com ss AUTOASSIST Operation Manual v Introduction to the 8Y XL An 8Y XL Distribution Matrix is composed of one or more enclosures Enclosures are the structural basis of a matrix switcher Since AutoPatch 8Y XL Distribution Matrices are custom built for each installation factors such as control method and signal types affect the appearance and weight of each enclosure This chapter describes the following gt Front of a typical enclosure gt Rear of a typical enclosure Operation Manual 1 1 Introduction to the BY XL 1 1 Front of Enclosure me m AvroParc o STATUS LEVEL CHANGE a RR see amp 0 0 LCD Screen E Oo XY i oe ae CAR m m 00g g Arrow Keys An 8Y XL enclosure with a CP 10 Control Panel An enclosure can have either a blank front panel or a CP 10 Control Panel a front panel produced by AutoPatch that has an LCD screen and keys for controlling the system s inputs and outputs Although a CP 10 Control Panel is optional we recommend one on at least one enclosure in the system for system verification redundant control and troubleshooting With the enclosure s power turned off during installation and removal the CP 10 Control Panel can be attached as needed and then removed Anytime you connect a CP 10 Control Panel to a different enclosure you must restart t
69. ling the boards out see graphic below 9 4 Installation and Setup Guide Adding Hardware You can add input and output boards vertical interval timing sync boards and enclosures to expand your system s capabilities Input and output boards increase an enclosure s possible signal routings A vertical interval sync board synchronizes video signal switches with the output device s refresh rate Adding enclosures increases the entire system s switching capabilities When you add hardware to an 8Y XL you must update the system s configuration information by downloading a new configuration file A new configuration file link cables and other system products are provided with the new hardware This chapter covers Adding Boards gt Adding Enclosures Installation and Setup Guide 10 1 Adding Hardware 10 1 Adding Boards Input and Output Boards The number of input and output signals in an enclosure determines the number of input and output boards In an enclosure signals are sent and received through input or output connectors Each board has eight connectors gt To add an input or output board A Warning To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properly grounded see the Caution page inside front cover before handling any internal 8Y XL materials 1 Turn off the enclosure 2 Remove the plate that covers the empty e
70. lleling inputs Installation and Setup Guide 45 Attaching Inputs and Outputs To parallel inputs split an input signal between two or more input connectors on different enclosures To minimize signal degradation when splitting a video input signal make sure the matrix is equipped with high impedance I O boards With the exception of one board all of the boards among which the signal is split must be high impedance For example in the system pictured on the previous page the I O board in the top enclosure should be 75 and the board in the bottom enclosure should be high impedance You can order high impedance boards from AutoPatch Caution Do not split an input signal between more than four connectors without a line amplifier 4 6 Installation and Setup Guide Attaching an External Controller The 8Y XL can be controlled with external controllers using two types of communication protocols gt Serial BCS Basic Control Structure serial ports gt X Net all ports including serial Control systems and panels such as SBCs and remote control panels usually connect to the X Net connector Third party controllers and PCs usually connect to the serial connector We recommend using the Ethernet connector for linking enclosures These controllers are not covered in this document Installation and Setup Guide 5 1 Attaching an External Controller A serial controller is any device that c
71. lp file for assistance X Net An internal communication protocol that requires software driver support for Ethernet and Neuron interfaces Installation and Setup Guide Index A AC line conditioner 1 7 2 2 6 1 AC power B 1 adding boards see hardware adding adding enclosures see hardware adding adjusting gain 9 1 illus 9 3 applying power see startup arrow keys 1 3 audio attaching 4 3 board specifications B 2 board illus 1 6 connectors iv AutoAssist v B Backlight key CP 10 1 5 Basic Control Structure see BCS BAUD rate settings 5 3 BCS Basic Control Structure command characters keys C 1 definition iv test switch 7 4 BNC barrel connector 4 5 Installation and Setup Guide boards capacity ii extender 9 2 high impedance 4 6 see also inputs and outputs buttons keys see CP 10 Control Panel C cable attaching 3 2 link 2 1 3 1 10 5 serial ii signal 4 2 Cancel key CP 10 1 4 Caution heat producing equipment 2 1 paralleling inputs configuration file 4 5 paralleling inputs signal splitting 4 6 presets disconnecting an input 8 7 Central Processing Unit see CPU Change key CP 10 1 4 chapter descriptions iii Comma key CP 10 1 5 Command screen 1 3 startup 6 2 test switch 7 2 see also CP 10 Control Panel see also LCD screen Index configuration file definition iv location 8 1 configuration file X Connect configure local presets 8 5 to 8 8 d
72. ly as shown on the AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide Installation and Setup Guide 7 1 Executing a Test Switch 7 1 Executing a Test Switch Using the CP 10 Control Panel The following test switch routes Input 2 to Output 1 on Level 0 Before executing these switches make sure the first two inputs and outputs are connected exactly as shown on the AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide gt gt To execute a test switch using the CP 10 Control Panel 1 At the Command screen press the Change key 8 amp E AutoPatch Commarids The Change screen appears CHANGE Level Input Dut put 2 Press the Level key and enter 0 your system may have been programmed with a different level CHANGE Level 4 o Dut put 3 Press the Input key and enter 2 CHANGE Levels Z eek 2 Chat put 7 2 Installation and Setup Guide Using the CP 10 Control Panel 4 Press the Output key and enter 1 CHANGE Level a Input 2 Output 1 5 Press Take key AutoPatch Command The signal is routed and the Command screen appears If the switch did not execute properly Q Check all power switches to make sure the source and destination devices are turned on Q Check all link and signal connections on the rear of the enclosure s to make sure everything is physically set up correctly Q Attempt the switch again If th
73. m with an external controller the enclosure connected to the control device receives all control information and passes on relevant information to other enclosures via the links An 8Y XL can have a virtually unlimited number of linked enclosures When linking enclosures within a system we recommend connecting them with the Ethernet ports for consistent control speed Note If any of the linked enclosures were not in your original system you need a new configuration file call AutoAssist see Technical Support page v You can link 8Y XL enclosures using link cables and the connectors on the CPU see the linking diagrams on the following pages Installation and Setup Guide 3 1 Linking Enclosures Note Termination connectors are required on the open ends of all T connectors when linking enclosures gt To link an 8Y XL enclosure to a Modula enclosure using Ethernet link connectors 1 Fasten T connectors to the Ethernet ports on both enclosures 2 Fasten the connectors on the ends of the Ethernet link cable onto the T connectors Add termination connectors as shown in the graphic below 1 Cc CO F ele ele a e aurora aaa amao Termination Connectors
74. mmand Initiates an execute global preset or execute local preset R Global Preset command Note Global presets are not implemented at this time P Local Preset Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a local preset number Operation Manual C 1 Glossary A ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange A code for representing alphanumeric information Backlight The light that illuminates the LCD screen of the control panel on the enclosure Activate the backlight by pressing the Backlight key on the control panel BAUD The speed at which communications travel through the serial connector The 8Y XL can send and receive communications at 9600 default 19200 38400 and 57600 BCS Basic Control Structure A set of alphanumeric characters that combine to form command lines BCS command lines can be used to control a system from any serial device that allows you to enter characters such as a PC personal computer C Command Line A set of BCS Basic Control Structure command characters that constitute a command recognized by the CPU Configuration File A text file containing system configuration information referenced by each enclosure s CPU during any type of switch operation Operation Manual Glossary CP 10 Control Panel An optional panel on the front of the enclosure with an LCD and keys for entering commands The CP 10 Control Panel is designed for system control of the 8Y XL D
75. n additional groupings Note At any time click the Accept Groupings button at the bottom of the box to save the groupings to the virtual matrix or click the Cancel button to start over Remember however that the new groupings are not implemented until the modified configuration file is downloaded see Section 8 4 to the system Installation and Setup Guide 8 9 Managing Configuration Files Group Connectors by Pattern The Group Connectors by Pattern dialog box allows you to group signals with connectors in either a spanning or sequential pattern thereby creating a large number of virtual source and destination channels simultaneously Choose the spanning pattern to create groupings with blocks of similar signal types for example plug all the red in RGB into adjacent connectors on the matrix Choose the sequential pattern to define groupings where each aggregate signal is plugged in next to each other in the matrix Group Connectors by Pattern x Virtual Matrix Information Number fi Name M1 Pattern Definition r Pattern Type r Channel Type Con Sources Ony C Destinations Grip Jo Mirror Direction Sequential Starting Chane Number of Channels to Create 4 Available Signals Enclosure Signals with Connector Groupings ma Signal Connector Enck B R SY XLWB_IN_00 SY Matrix i Aatnx 1 Available Connectors 2 x I lt lt Remove Signal Connector OK Cance
76. n control slots One contains the CPU board and two are for future boards that will increase functionality and add new features to your system One is located above the CPU and one is below it Power Supply The power supply is on the top left corner of the rear of the enclosure The power supply holds the power switch power connector and fuse drawer The power supply fan vent is to the right of the power supply unit The 8Y XL input voltage range is AC 100 240V single phase The power supply will accept all major international standard power sources see page B 1 for power supply specifications The fuse drawer is just above the power switch and contains two 2 AMP Time Delay 5mm x 20mm fuses Press the 0 side of the power switch to turn power off press the 1 side to turn it on We recommend surge protectors and or an AC line conditioner Serial Number The serial number for the system is located on the plate between the input and output connectors Installation and Setup Guide 1 7 Placing the Enclosure s You can install 8Y XL enclosures in a standard EIA 19 in 48 26 cm rack To hold enclosures in place they are shipped with rack installation ears already attached To make control panel operations easier mount the enclosure with the CP 10 Control Panel attached in the rack at eye level The optimum viewing angle for the LCD screen is 15 Install a multi enclosure system with all the enclosu
77. nd on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient the receiving antenna Relocate the matrix with respect to the receiver Move the matrix away from the receiver VVVY Plug the matrix into a different outlet so that computer and receiver are on different branch circuits Operation Manual If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional suggestions The user may find the booklet How to Identify and Resolve Radio TV Interference Problems prepared by the Federal Communications Commission to be helpful This booklet is available from the U S Government Printing Office Washington D C 20402 Stock N 004 000 00345 4 Use shielded cables To comply with FCC Class B requirement all external data interface cables and adapters must be shielded 8Y XL X Net and X Connect are trademarks of X Technologies Inc MS DOS Windows and Windows95 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation 3M Desco Richmond Technology and Plastic Systems are all registered trademarks Neuron and LonTalk are registered trademarks of Echelon Operation Manual AutoPatch Statement of Warranty AutoPatch a division of X Technologies Inc Cheney Washington warrantees that the products manufactured by AutoPatch will be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the p
78. nd output signals to the correct input and output connectors on the rear of the correct enclosure See Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs Attach power to each enclosure and turn on the entire system See Chapter 6 Applying Power and the Startup Sequence WE RECOMMEND SURGE PROTECTORS AND OR AN AC LINE CONDITIONER Perform a test switch to ensure the system is working properly See Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch When the test switch works correctly attach all the input and output cables to the correct input and output connectors on the rear of each enclosure Refer to Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs and the 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide If the test does not work correctly see Chapter 7 Executing a Test Switch Installation and Setup Guide Linking Enclosures An 8Y XL enclosure can connect to other enclosures and any other AutoPatch product with an X Net compatible interface You can link enclosures to products using any of the ports on the CPU however serial port linking requires a special configuration file We recommend linking enclosures via the Ethernet ports Link enclosures in a multi enclosure system so that control information can pass between them Link Port Cable Type Space between Enclosures max Ethernet these cables are included with RG 58 492 ft 150 m multi enclosure systems XNNet 16 gauge twisted pair 492 ft 150 m In a multi enclosure syste
79. nel and Single Bus Controllers E Standard redundant power supplies L System self diagnostics These options are not covered in this manual ii Operation Manual Meet the Manual Meet the Manual This manual contains five chapters and three appendices The information in this manual progresses from introducing the 8Y XL in Chapter 1 to BCS Basic Control Structure commands in Appendix C Use the following chapter descriptions to guide you through the manual Title Description Chapter 1 Introduction to the 8Y XL Descriptions and illustrations of the front and the rear of a typical 8Y XL enclosure Directions for executing switches using the Chapter 2 CP 10 Control Panel Executing Switches gt Directions for executing switches using BCS commands gt Directions for monitoring the status of signals Chapter 3 using the CP 10 Control Panel Verifying Signal Status gt Directions for monitoring the status of signals using BCS commands Directions for executing local presets using Chapter 4 the CP 10 Control Panel Executing Local etext gt Directions for executing local presets using BCS commands Chapter 5 Directions for disconnecting switches using Disconnecting Switches BCS commands Appendix A gt Details regarding AutoPatch Service and AutoPatch Service and Returns Policies Returns Policies Appendix B gt Technical specifications and performance Produ
80. nments and return to the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box connectors are entered but not accepted see the following Note Note You must click the Accept Assignments button at the bottom of the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box in order for your connector assignments to be accepted Remember however that the new groupings are not implemented until the modified configuration file is downloaded see Section 8 4 to the system Any highlighted signal and connector can be removed by clicking the Remove Connector button The Clear All Sources button removes all connector assignments for all channels of the currently selected channel type sources or destinations This is useful for removing all connectors and starting fresh with no assignments Installation and Setup Guide 8 13 Adjusting Gain Gain is the ratio of a signal s output level to input level and is usually measured in decibels dB Adjust gain to equalize signal levels so you have the same output level on all signals no matter what their initial input levels are Gain control on audio and video output signals is standard in the 8Y XL However you can also order audio and video input boards with gain control At the factory inputs and outputs are set to unity gain overall gain of 1 dB An extender board that makes the gain adjustment pots accessible and a gain adjustment tool are shipped with the 8Y XL in the master enclosure s shipping bo
81. ntroller see SBC Switch An active connection between an input source signal and one or more output destination devices V Virtual Matrix A set of virtual inputs and outputs or source and destination channels in which aggregate signals such as RGBHV are grouped into a single channel to permit simultaneous switching of the component signals R G B H and V Virtual matrices are also referred to as levels X X Net An internal communication protocol that requires software driver support for Ethernet and Neuron interfaces Operation Manual Index A AC line conditioner 1 6 AC power B 1 arrow keys 1 3 audio board specifications B 2 board illus 1 5 connectors iv AutoAssist v B Backlight key CP 10 1 2 1 4 BCS Basic Control Structure command characters keys C 1 definition iv disconnecting switches 5 2 executing local presets 4 4 to 4 5 executing switches 2 5 to 2 6 table of command characters keys C 1 verifying signal status 3 4 to 3 5 boards capacity ii see also connectors buttons keys see CP 10 Control Panel C Cancel key CP 10 1 3 Operation Manual Caution disconnecting inputs 5 2 multiple presets 4 3 Change key CP 10 1 2 1 4 chapter descriptions iii Comma key CP 10 1 2 1 4 command line format see BCS Basic Control Structure Command screen 1 3 2 2 3 2 4 2 see also LCD screen connectors input output definition iv illus 1 5 contro
82. number You can enter only one level 4 4 Operation Manual Using BCS Commands The following table shows the BCS command characters keys used to execute local presets Appendix C gives a complete list of the BCS command characters Key Function Description Initiates an execute global preset or execute local R Global Preset preset command Note Global presets are not implemented at this time p Local Preset Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a local preset number L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level specification gr _ 9 Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers g Space Separates numbers in multiple entries T Take Executes the preset command a T must follow each preset command before another can be initiated X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered Operation Manual 4 5 Disconnecting Switches Disconnecting a switch removes an input signal from one or more output devices You can disconnect a single switch on one level with one command however you cannot disconnect all signals on a single level with one command You can disconnect switches only from the following gt An external serial controller computer AMX Crestron etc via BCS Basic Control Structure commands gt An SBC Single Bus Controller SBCs are not covered in this manual AutoPatch provides at no charge an interf
83. ny of the following field or button options When done click OK to return to the Manage Local Presets dialog box Name modify preset name by typing a new name eight character limit in the Name edit field that is not an existing preset name Assign Switch by selecting one available source channel and one or more available destination channels multiple select by holding down the control key Click the Assign Switch button The assignment will appear in the Assignment column of the Destination Channels list Clear Source by selecting a source channel that you want to clear Click the Clear Source button All instances of the selected source will be cleared from the Assignment column of the Destination Channels list Clear Destination by selecting a destination channel s multiple select by holding down the control key that you want to clear Click the Clear Destination button The Source Channel s assigned to the destination s will be cleared from the Assignment column in the Destination Channels list Disconnect by selecting either a source channel or one or more destination channels to be disconnected Click the Disconnect button Current source and destination disconnects are displayed in the Disconnected Channels list on their respective sides of the Modify Preset dialog box Caution Disconnecting an input affects all outputs that the input is connected to whether they are part of this preset or not Note
84. oduction or disassembly of embodied computer programs or algorithms is expressly prohibited No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of information contained herein While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this publication AutoPatch assumes no responsibility for error or omissions No liability is assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein Further this publication and features described herein are subject to change without notice The United States Federal Communications Commission in 47CFR 15 838 has specified that the following notice be brought to the attention of the users of this product Federal Communication Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly that is in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions may cause interference to radio and television reception It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment causes interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off a
85. of the product provided the warranty card is filled out and returned to AutoPatch TO VALIDATE THE LIFETIME WARRANTY THE AutoPatch WARRANTY CARD MUST BE FILLED OUT BY THE DEALER AND RECEIVED BY AutoPatch WITHIN THIRTY 30 DAYS OF THE INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT BUT NO LATER THAN ONE 1 YEAR FROM THE ORIGINAL SALES INVOICE DATE A warranty certificate will be returned to the dealer to verify the warranty period This Limited Lifetime warranty covers AutoPatch products shipped on or after October 1 1997 The Limited Lifetime warranty applies to products in the original installation only If the product is moved to a different installation the Limited Lifetime warranty will no longer apply and the product warranty will revert to the original warranty which covers a period of five 5 years following the original sales invoice date The product lifetime is defined as the period of time from the original sales invoice date to ten 10 years after AutoPatch ceases manufacturing the product model Warranty repairs are accomplished by returning the subassembly to AutoPatch for repair If conditions do not permit this procedure AutoPatch will invoice new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement parts and ship them to the dealer or to the customer if so directed by written order from the dealer In that case the replacement will be billed to the customer and the customer may return the failed subassembly within 30 days for credit See A
86. olicy Visible damage and shortages must be noted on the freight bill packaging and contents must be retained for inspection A 2 Replacement Policies and Procedures During the warranty period 1 A 2 Describe the problem to an AutoPatch dealer regional representative or the AutoPatch customer service department Upon verification of a problem that requires factory repairs an AutoPatch customer service representative will issue a Return Materials Authorization RMA number and we will at no cost repair or replace the part s returned to the factory and return the part s to the sending party If conditions do not permit this procedure we will invoice new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement part s to the dealer and ship the part s to the dealer or to the consumer if so directed by written order from the dealer Unless otherwise instructed in writing by an AutoPatch customer service representative part s replaced under this warranty must be returned to the factory a within thirty 30 days b with shipping and insurance costs prepaid c with the RMA number clearly indicated on the outside of each container d in the original shipping container s if possible e with a written description of problem If the replaced part s are returned within thirty 30 days we will apply credit to the dealer s account for the total value of part s determined defective plus return shipping co
87. onnector 4 2 Installation and Setup Guide Attaching Input and Output Cables gt gt To attach audio inputs and outputs unscrew the clamps on the audio connector insert the proper wire and re tighten the clamps so they hold the wire tightly and make proper connections The graphic below shows balanced audio connections and the graphic on the next page shows unbalanced audio connections Input 0 INPUT _ 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4 eked bese bed te SODHDSDHSHSHHG GND ingugn udud endnandaend ERREUR EURE L 4 bs ZS 2 TC ae 5 ct a a PEE wn Signal Direction a g o 2 Q mj D Output OUTPUT 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 SOHDHDSGOHSHSHH4S SODDSHHSHHH4G GND picencecer LET HUE RER EEE RAA JERE AUTRE PT LE S a Signal Direction of LE Q v Balanced audio connections Note For audio signals using twisted pair wire connect the shield only at one end to minimize low frequency noise Installation and Setup Guide 4 3 Attaching Inputs and Outputs Input 37 38 39 40 INPUT 33 34 35 36 SOBDDSDDOSSOONDS SOHDDBADBOQSOOVS i i GND EURE EUR y UE EUT EEE N L4 ARR wiol soi c SSI ll mE E Signal Direction Output 40 TPUT 33 34 3
88. or input board interface 9 2 Installation and Setup Guide Warning To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properly grounded see the Caution page inside front cover before handling any internal 8Y XL materials gt To adjust the gain 1 2 3 Turn the enclosure off Remove the I O daughter board from the enclosure Attach the extender board between the switching board and the daughter board Reapply power The 8Y XL should be in proper working order While monitoring the input or output signal s adjust the signal gain as necessary by placing the tip of the gain adjustment tool in the gain adjustment pot TR and turning the tool clockwise or counterclockwise see graphic below Types of gain adjustment pots Installation and Setup Guide 9 3 Adjusting Gain 6 Remove the extender board alone by pushing down on the daughter board side of the extender board arm while pulling the board out see graphic below Note Only use the extender board while adjusting the gain Do not continue using the extender board during normal operation 7 Return the enclosure to its original state If you need to remove the switching board remove the extender board and the switching board together by pulling up on the daughter board side of the extender board arm while pul
89. ownload 8 4 graphical representation 8 2 Help file 8 5 modify file 8 5 to 8 13 modify groupings 8 8 to 8 13 open 8 4 connectors audio 4 3 BNC barrel 4 5 Ethernet 3 2 5 1 external control devices 1 6 5 2 serial 1 6 termination 3 2 XNNet 3 3 control options ii CP 10 Control Panel definition iv directions for using 1 3 executing a test switch 7 2 to 7 3 illus 1 3 keys 1 3 startup 6 2 CPU Central Processing Unit components 1 7 Ethernet ports linking 3 2 illus 1 6 serial controllers attaching 5 2 X Net ports linking 3 3 D dimensions enclosure B 1 E electrostatic discharge see ESD e mail technical support v enclosure connector capacity ii control panel CP 10 illus 1 3 enclosure continued dimensions B 1 linking 3 1 to 3 3 rack installation 2 2 rear illus 1 6 weight B 1 ESD electrostatic discharge definition iv Warning adding boards 10 2 Warning adding enclosures 10 5 Warning adding sync boards 10 4 Warning adjusting gain 9 3 Ethernet link connectors 3 2 Ethernet ports 3 2 executing test switch see test switch expansion control slots description 1 7 input output boards adding 10 2 to 10 3 vertical interval sync board adding 10 3 to 10 4 extender board 9 2 external controllers attaching 5 1 BAUD rate settings 5 3 cable pinout illus 5 2 communication protocols 5 1 F frequency B 1 front of enclosure 1 2 fuse location 1 7 specifications B 1 G
90. r Even though you must click the Accept Groupings button to accept the new groupings they are not implemented until the modified configuration file is downloaded see Section 8 4 to the system 8 8 Installation and Setup Guide Modifying Groupings Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings Ea r Signals required in all groupings Virtual Matrix Name j M1 SignaNeme SignalType rs R Wide Band Video Group by Pattem G Wide Band Video B Wide Band Video r Grouped Connectors Source Channels Destination Channels Signal Connector R BY XL WB_IN_001 G ay XL WB_IN_OO1 B 8Y XL WB_IN_O01 Accept Assignments Cancel gt To specify connector groupings from the Virtual Matrix view 1 From the Edit menu choose Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings The Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box appears Click the Group by Pattern button to assign sequential or spanning groupings of signals for connectors see page 8 10 Or Click the Assign Individually button to assign signals to connectors one at a time see page 8 11 After entering information in the newly opened window and clicking OK the Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings dialog box will reappear with the results displayed in the read only box at the bottom see graphic above The tabs allow viewing of each channel of grouped signals for both sources and destinations Repeat as needed using either method to assig
91. ration Manual 2 5 Executing Switches The following table shows the BCS command characters keys you will use when executing switches Appendix C gives a complete list of the BCS command characters Key Function Description c Change Initiates an execute switch command this must precede the input and output specification L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level specification gr sg Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers I Input Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an input specification Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an output O Output specification Note is the letter O not the number zero 0 E Space Separates numbers in multiple entries T Take Executes a command X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered 2 6 Operation Manual Verifying Signal Status Verify the status of a signal to confirm that the switch has executed properly You can enter commands to verify signal status from the following gt CP 10 Control Panel gt CP 10 Remote Control Panel gt An external serial controller computer AMX Crestron etc via BCS Basic Control Structure commands gt An SBC Single Bus Controller The CP 10 Remote Control Panel works the same as an attached control panel SBCs are not covered in this manual AutoPatch provides at no charge an interface library for various controllers This
92. rd that receives video audio or data signals from outside sources L LCD Liquid Crystal Display The screen on the CP 10 Control Panel for user interaction Level A set of input and output signals that are grouped and therefore switch together In a configuration file a level is referred to as a virtual matrix Local Preset A pre defined set of signal routings that can be executed at any time Presets are defined in the configuration file Matrix Switcher The hardware and software necessary to switch signals Matrix switchers are also known as routing switchers or routing matrices O Output Board A circuit board that routes input signals to specified destinations Output Connectors see Input and Output Connectors Pp Power Supply Contains a power switch a power connector the fuse drawer and the main power supply fan vent S SBC Single Bus Controllers Devices for controlling the input to a specified output device For more information see the SBC documentation Operation Manual Glossary Serial Connector A 9 pin female connector on the rear of an enclosure used to connect serial external control devices to the matrix switcher Serial Controller An external controller that communicates with the matrix switcher via a serial cable Signal A set of connectors whose signals switch together The signal may contain audio video data or sync information Single Bus Co
93. res linked so control information can travel between them Caution Avoid placing high heat producing equipment directly above or below the enclosure s 8Y XL enclosures are designed to adequately dissipate the small amount of heat they produce under normal operating conditions however this design is defeated when high heat producing equipment is placed directly above or below the enclosure s Tools you will need to place enclosure s LJ Screwdriver LJ Screws that fit your rack for mounting the enclosure s Q Link cables included with multi enclosure systems otherwise not needed L Enclosure s D Standard EIA 19 in 48 26 cm rack Surge protector s highly recommended Installation and Setup Guide 2 1 Placing the Enclosure s gt To install an enclosure in a rack 1 Place the enclosure in the rack and attach front mounting screws to hold it firmly in place repeat for each enclosure You may find it easiest to install the top enclosure first and move down from there 2 2 p 2 E _ be a PEL Hg b B aas E a l ot agg Pl m cou P an Ym OO li Foocuoooa0o el gt LE we w pt lool l P KI If you have a multi enclosure system link the enclosures See Chapter 3 Linking Enclosures Following the 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide attach only the first two input a
94. ritten order from the dealer Unless otherwise instructed in writing by an AutoPatch customer service representative part s replaced under this warranty must be returned to the factory a within thirty 30 days b with shipping and insurance costs prepaid c with the RMA number clearly indicated on the outside of each container d in the original shipping container s if possible e with a written description of problem If the replaced part s are returned within thirty 30 days we will apply credit to the dealer s account for the total value of part s determined defective plus return shipping costs Any part s received after thirty 30 days or otherwise not in compliance with these requirements may be refused and credit will not be issued Repaired or replaced part s will be warranted for the remainder of the original system warranty period for the first thirty 30 days following the invoice date or we will extend the original warranty period by the period of verifiable downtime whichever provides the greatest benefit Operation Manual Special Notice Following warranty expiration 1 Call your AutoPatch dealer area representative or the AutoPatch customer service department with a description of the problem 2 Upon verification of a problem that requires factory repairs an AutoPatch customer service representative will issue a Return Materials Authorization RMA number We will at nominal co
95. roduct subject to the following terms and conditions Terms and Conditions 1 AutoPatch products are under warranty for a period of five 5 years following the original sales invoice date The warranty period may be extended to the life of the product provided the warranty card is filled out and returned to AutoPatch TO VALIDATE THE LIFETIME WARRANTY THE AutoPatch WARRANTY CARD MUST BE FILLED OUT BY THE DEALER AND RECEIVED BY AutoPatch WITHIN THIRTY 30 DAYS OF THE INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT BUT NO LATER THAN ONE 1 YEAR FROM THE ORIGINAL SALES INVOICE DATE A warranty certificate will be returned to the dealer to verify the warranty period This Limited Lifetime warranty covers AutoPatch products shipped on or after October 1 1997 The Limited Lifetime warranty applies to products in the original installation only If the product is moved to a different installation the Limited Lifetime warranty will no longer apply and the product warranty will revert to the original warranty which covers a period of five 5 years following the original sales invoice date The product lifetime is defined as the period of time from the original sales invoice date to ten 10 years after AutoPatch ceases manufacturing the product model Warranty repairs are accomplished by returning the subassembly to AutoPatch for repair If conditions do not permit this procedure AutoPatch will invoice new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement p
96. rtual matrix iv Installation and Setup Guide Technical Support Signal A signal can be analog audio analog video serial digital sync information or other types A signal also called an input or output signal comprises of a set of connectors whose signals switch together such as an RGB signal To route a specific input source signal to a specific output destination device the input and output signals must be of the same signal type and share the same level designation Switch A switch is an active connection between an input source signal and one or more output destination devices x Connect X Connect is graphical software program that displays your most recent configuration and allows easy addition of local presets and modification of other configuration information see the X Connect Help file for assistance X Net X Net is an internal communication protocol that requires software driver support for Ethernet and Neuron interfaces Technical Support AutoPatch provides technical support 24 hours a day 7 days a week except for U S holidays Before calling with a question please consult the 8Y XL documentation If these manuals cannot fully answer your question have your serial number located on the plate between the input and output connectors on the rear of the enclosure ready and call your authorized AutoPatch dealer or call AutoPatch AutoAssist at toll free for U S and Canada
97. selected during the install 3 Select the Connect file group 4 Select the Connect program The X Connect program opens EEE Untitled XCL Configuration file LE Fle Edt View Add Network Hep Test DH 8 3 Panes Views and Dialog Boxes X Connect displays two panes The graphics are located in the left pane and the properties of the currently selected graphic are in the right pane At the top of the left pane you can access the different graphical representation views from two tabs Hardware and Virtual Matrices Hardware such as enclosures and control panels appear in the Hardware view and existing virtual matrices appear in the Virtual Matrices view As you switch from view to view the properties displayed in the right pane automatically change to correspond to the new graphics Installation and Setup Guide 8 3 Managing Configuration Files A variety of dialog boxes for modifying your system s configuration file are accessed through the main menu The menu commands include topics such as Modifying Serial Port Settings Set Password Combo Managing Boards Managing Virtual Matrices and Managing Presets Note If you have questions regarding a dialog box you have open XConnect provides a context sensitive Help file that can be accessed by pressing the F1 key 8 4 Opening and Downloading a Configuration File Start the process of modifying your configuration file by opening it in X Connect Af
98. signal s that goes to your destination device s The signals connected in a switch command are groups of individual signals coming through the connectors on the rear of an enclosure When executing a switch you must specify a level that has all the signals you want to route Level definitions reside in the configuration information in each enclosure s CPU You can enter execute switch commands from the following gt CP 10 Control Panel gt CP 10 Remote Control Panel gt An external serial controller computer AMX Crestron etc via BCS Basic Control Structure commands gt An SBC Single Bus Controller The CP 10 Remote Control Panel works the same as an attached control panel SBCs are not covered in this manual AutoPatch provides at no charge an interface library for various controllers This library is called the XNet Communication Library This library documentation and programming examples are available upon request from your AutoPatch representative Operation Manual 2 1 Executing Switches 2 1 Executing Switches Using the CP 10 Control Panel You can execute switches from the CP 10 Control Panel by using the steps below or by executing a local preset For information about local presets see Chapter 4 Executing Local Presets BCS Basic Control Structure commands can also be used to execute switches see page 2 5 The following example switches Input 2 to Output 3 on Level 0 You can
99. st invoice the sending party repair or replace the part s returned to the factory and return those part s to the sending party If conditions do not permit this procedure we will invoice and ship new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement part s to the dealer or to the consumer if so directed by written order from the dealer 3 Post warranty repairs and replacements are warranted for the first thirty 30 days following invoice date A 3 Special Notice AutoPatch reserves the right to modify or discontinue designs specifications warranties and policies without notice All data with regard to model numbers series specifications and prices in our literature have been thoroughly reviewed and edited Although we cannot assume responsibility for inadvertent omissions or errors we sincerely apologize if misunderstandings occur and we appreciate your criticism corrections and suggestions Operation Manual A 3 Product Specifications The following pages contain performance specifications for your AutoPatch 8Y XL Distribution Matrix The AutoPatch web site www autopatch com also has a full list of specifications for all AutoPatch products A 1 General AC Power 100 240 V single phase Frequency 47 63 Hz Humidity 0 to 90 non condensing 13 5 in 34 29 cm depth 17 5 in 44 5 cm width without mounting ears Dimensions 19 0 in 48 26 cm width with mounting ears
100. sts Any part s received after thirty 30 days or otherwise not in compliance with these requirements may be refused and credit will not be issued Repaired or replaced part s will be warranted for the remainder of the original system warranty period for the first thirty 30 days following the invoice date or we will extend the original warranty period by the period of verifiable downtime whichever provides the greatest benefit Installation and Setup Guide Special Notice Following warranty expiration 1 Call your AutoPatch dealer area representative or the AutoPatch customer service department with a description of the problem Upon verification of a problem that requires factory repairs an AutoPatch customer service representative will issue a Return Materials Authorization RMA number We will at nominal cost invoice the sending party repair or replace the part s returned to the factory and return those part s to the sending party If conditions do not permit this procedure we will invoice and ship new or reconditioned at AutoPatch s option replacement part s to the dealer or to the consumer if so directed by written order from the dealer Post warranty repairs and replacements are warranted for the first thirty 30 days following invoice date A 3 Special Notice AutoPatch reserves the right to modify or discontinue designs specifications warranties and policies without notice All data wi
101. t the targeted virtual matrix and from the Edit menu select Manage Local Presets 2 Click the Name New button The Name New Preset dialog box appears 3 Enter a name limited to eight characters for the new preset This step is required in order to create a new preset 4 Enter a description This step is optional 5 Click OK to add the newly named preset to the Existing Presets list in the Manage Local Presets dialog box 6 Proceed to the next set of steps for modifying a preset in order to specify information for the newly named preset The Modify Preset button opens the Modify Preset dialog box where you can enter specific information for the new preset Modify Preset x Source Channels Preset Information Destination Channels Available Channels Number 1 Available Channels Channel Label I_Ch 001 1_Ch 001 1_Ch 002 l_Ch 002 1LCh 003 1_Ch 003 1 Ch 004 1_Ch 004 z z ch008 LLCh005 nS I_Ch 006 _Ch 006 LCh007 _Ch 007 Clear Source 1_Ch 008 1_Ch 008 1_Ch 009 L_Ch 009 Clear Destination LCh010 1_Ch010 ILChO11 1_Ch 011 A choi ILChO12 Dies 1 Ch013 I Ch013 Reconnect Disconnected Channels Disconnected Channels Channel Channel Cancel 8 6 Installation and Setup Guide Configuring Local Presets gt To modify presets 1 In the Manage Local Presets dialog box click the Modify Preset button The Modify Preset dialog box opens Select a
102. ter modifications to the file are completed XConnect can then download the new configuration information to your system To open a configuration file in X Connect 1 From the Getting Started dialog box click Open Configuration File 2 Using the standard File Open dialog box locate and open the XCL xcl Input file for your system 3 Using the Save As option make a duplicate copy of your file with a new name Make a new duplicate copy every time you modify the file 4 Enter the desired modifications see section 8 5 to the file copy To download the modified configuration file from X Connect to your system from the Network menu select Download Configuration Note Depending on the modification downloading the new configuration information to your system may or may not be done while the matrix switcher is operating 8 4 Installation and Setup Guide Modifying Configuration Files 8 5 Modifying Configuration Files Modifying a configuration file with X Connect involves entering information in one or a series depending on the modification of dialog boxes A brief look at the Help file Contents provides an overview of the modifications possible with X Connect Note If you have questions regarding a dialog box you have open X Connect provides a context sensitive Help file that can be accessed by pressing the F1 key When modifying a configuration file it is helpful to keep in mind the following de
103. th regard to model numbers series specifications and prices in our literature have been thoroughly reviewed and edited Although we cannot assume responsibility for inadvertent omissions or errors we sincerely apologize if misunderstandings occur and we appreciate your criticism corrections and suggestions Installation and Setup Guide A 3 Product Specifications The following pages contain performance specifications for your AutoPatch 8Y XL Distribution Matrix The AutoPatch web site www autopatch com also has a full list of specifications for all AutoPatch products B 1 General AC Power 100 240 V single phase Frequency 47 63 Hz Humidity 0 to 90 non condensing 13 5 in 34 29 cm depth 17 5 in 44 5 cm width without mounting ears Dimensions 19 0 in 48 26 cm width with mounting ears 10 37 in 26 34 cm or 6 RU height Weight Approximately 17 Ib 7 73 kg Fuse 2 Amp time lag 5 x 20 mm Installation and Setup Guide Product Specifications B 2 Analog Audio Standard Audio Boards Throughput Parameter Conditions Value Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz lt 0 1 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 01 dB Gain Flatness 20 Hz to 100 kHz 0 1 dB 7 Vin 3 3 dBu to 13 2 dBu THD Noise lt 01 f 20 Hz to 20 kHz Signal to Noise Ratio Vin 13 2 dBu 20 Hz to 20 kHz 103 dB S N Adjacent Crosstalk f 1 kHz Vin 24 V lt 95 dB
104. the control panel screen the Output prompt slides to the left so the most recent output entered is on the screen 8 Press the Take key The input is routed to the specified output s and the Command screen appears Note To return to the Command screen without executing the switch press the Cancel key 2 4 Operation Manual Using BCS Commands 2 2 Executing Switches Using BCS Commands You can only execute switches with BCS commands through a device that can connect to the serial connector on the CPU The 8Y XL can be configured for both RS232 and RS422 Note In each switch command you can enter multiple levels and multiple output signals but only one input signal gt To execute a switch enter the command using the following command line format where represents any valid level input or output number CL I O T or CL O I T gt To cancel an incomplete BCS command enter the X command at any time Examples BCS Command Action CL1I6024T Switches input 6 to output 24 on Level 1 CL1I602 4 9T Switches input 6 to outputs 2 4 and 9 on Level 1 CL3021I5T Switches input 5 to output 2 on Level 3 CL1 21405 6T Switches input 4 to outputs 5 and 6 on Levels 1 and 2 CL216X Cancels the incomplete command Note In each execute switch command you can enter multiple levels and multiple outputs by including a space between each set of numbers for levels or outputs Ope
105. tput Board A circuit board that routes input signals to specified destinations Output Connectors see Input and Output Connectors p Power Supply Contains a power switch a power connector the fuse drawer and the main power supply fan vent S SBC Single Bus Controller Devices for controlling the input to a specified output device For more information see the SBC documentation Serial Connector A 9 pin female connector on the rear of an enclosure used to connect serial external control devices connect to the matrix switcher Installation and Setup Guide Glossary Serial Controller An external controller that communicates with the matrix switcher via a serial cable Signal A set of connectors whose signals switch together A signal may contain audio video data or sync information Single Bus Controller see SBC Switch An active connection between an input signal and one or more output devices V Virtual Matrix A set of virtual inputs and outputs or source and destination channels in which aggregate signals such as RGBHV are grouped into a single channel to permit simultaneous switching of the component signals R G B H and V Virtual matrices are also referred to as levels X X Connect A graphical software program that displays your most recent configuration and allows easy addition of local presets and modification of other configuration information see the X Connect He
106. ures 10 2 Adding Enclosures You can expand the switching capabilities of an 8Y XL by adding enclosures Whenever you add hardware to an 8Y XL you must update the system s configuration information by uploading a new configuration file A new configuration file link cables and other system products are provided with the new enclosure s When attaching signals follow the AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide included with the new enclosure all information specific to the system is on or with that sheet gt To add an enclosure LA Warning To avoid ESD Electrostatic Discharge damage to sensitive components make sure you are properly grounded see the Caution page inside front cover before handling any internal 8Y XL materials 1 Althoughit is not necessary to turn all the enclosures in the system off we suggest doing so unless current operations will be disturbed 2 Link the new enclosure to the other enclosures See Chapter 3 Linking Enclosures for more information about linking enclosures 3 Following the new AutoPatch 8Y XL Connector and Groupings Guide attach all inputs and outputs See Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs for more information about attaching inputs and outputs 4 Turn on all the enclosures in the system The 8Y XL goes through its startup sequence Installation and Setup Guide 10 5 AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy A 1 Service The AutoPatch 8
107. urns the status for output 32 on SL1032T SL1032T Level 1 SL207X Cancels the incomplete command SL207X 3 4 Operation Manual Using BCS Commands The following table shows the BCS command characters keys used to verify switches Appendix C gives a complete list of the BCS command characters Key Function Description s Status Initiates verification of signal status this must precede the level input and output specifications L Level Flags the next 1 3 digit number as a level specification gr g Number Identifies inputs outputs presets and levels combine the digits to form larger numbers I Input Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an input specification o Output Flags the next 1 3 digit number as an output specification Note Ois the letter O not the number zero 0 T Take Executes a command X Exit Exits or cancels the command being entered Operation Manual 3 5 Executing Local Presets A local preset is a set of switches stored in each enclosure s configuration information You can execute a local preset at any time Local presets are not programmed when we ship your system so before executing any contact your AutoPatch dealer to program them An 8Y XL can store hundreds of local presets You can enter commands to execute Local Presets from the following gt CP 10 Control Panel gt CP 10 Remote Control Panel gt An external controller
108. utoPatch Returns Policy in this manual for replacement policies and procedures Installation and Setup Guide Warranty AutoPatch s liability and Buyer s remedies under this warranty shall be limited solely to repair replacement or credit at AutoPatch s option The AutoPatch warranty does not apply to any AutoPatch product that has been modified repaired by an unauthorized agent or improperly installed used or maintained AutoPatch shall not be liable under any circumstances for consequential or incidental damages including but not limited to labor costs or loss of profits arising in connection with the use of or inability to use AutoPatch products AutoPatch will not be responsible for items damaged during shipment to or from AutoPatch The shipping carrier is responsible for items damaged during shipment This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of any other warranty expressed or implied including but not limited to any implied merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose The terms of this warranty are governed by the laws of the state of Washington certain other states restrict warranty limitations You may have rights that are not defined herein This warranty may not be modified except in writing by an authorized AutoPatch officer Installation and Setup Guide Contents Welcome Installer s Product Notes il Meet the Manual
109. utputs p paralleling inputs 4 5 to 4 6 signal splitting Caution 4 6 performance specifications B 1 pinout illus 5 2 power applying 6 1 to 6 2 cords 6 1 standard international power sources 6 1 see also startup power connector 1 7 power supply 1 7 power switch 1 7 Preset key CP 10 1 4 Index presets see XNConnect configure local presets product specifications see specifications Program key CP 10 1 5 R rear of enclosure illus 1 6 replacement policies and procedures A 2 return authorizations A 1 returning equipment A 1 RMA Return Materials Authorization A 1 S serial cables ii pinouts illus 5 2 to 5 3 serial communication 5 2 C 1 serial connectors 1 7 illus 1 6 serial controller attaching 5 2 to 5 3 BCS Basic Control Structure commands 7 4 definition 5 2 serial number 1 7 serial ports communication protocols 5 1 location illus 1 6 Service and Returns Policy A 1 to A 3 shipping boxes 1 1 shipping damage claims A 1 signal cables attaching 4 2 splitting 4 6 types v Space key CP 10 1 5 Special key CP 10 1 5 Special Notice A 3 specifications AC power B 1 specifications continued audio B 2 dimensions B 1 frequency B 1 fuse B 1 humidity B 1 video standard B 3 video ultra wideband B 5 video wideband B 4 weight B 1 startup applying power 6 2 control device illus 6 3 CP 10 Control Panel 6 2 Status key CP 10 1 4 surge protectors 1 7 2 1
110. writing by an authorized AutoPatch officer Operation Manual Contents Welcome Meet the 8Y XL Meet the Manual T rms to KNOWS nn ie aed dr de de re Technical Support Chapter 1 Introduction to the 8Y XL Front of Enclosure N Working with the CP 10 Control Panel Rear of Enclosure Chapter 2 Executing Switches Executing Switches Using the CP 10 Control Panel Executing Switches Using BCS Commands Chapter 3 Verifying Signal Status Verifying Signal Status Using the CP 10 Control Panel Verifying Signal Status Using BCS Commands Chapter 4 Executing Local Presets Executing Local Presets Using the CP 10 Control Panel Executing Local Presets Using BCS Commands Chapter 5 Disconnecting Switches Appendix A AutoPatch Service and Returns Policy SENVIGLA AA Return Authorizations Claims for Shipping Damages Replacement Policies and Procedures Special NOTICE ssi 58 su pu di di oh ae dents nod ARE Aa LS Operation Manual Appendix B Product Specifications General ge iP Mk ae D mile at Oe LEON chee On tes oh V rin ru B
111. x When adjusting gain you will work with switching boards daughter boards and an extender board The switching board links the daughter board to the main components of the matrix and the daughter board holds signal connectors and gain adjustment pots The main function of the extender board is linking the daughter board to the switching board while you adjust gain During normal operation the daughter board is attached to the switching board and the extender board is in storage Installation and Setup Guide 9 1 Adjusting Gain Each signal s gain adjustment pot is directly behind the signal s connector on the daughter board and is labeled TR The extender board fits both input and output board sets however input and output board sets fit together conversely so you must flip the extender board to fit each set To adjust gain on an output board attach the extender board s male connector to the switching board for an input board set attach the female connector to the switching board see graphic below Immediately after adjusting signal gain remove the extender board Do not continue normal operation of the 8Y XL with the extender board in place 1 C2 Co an e e Avrora Bor Sn Eronen WA 004 gt LOE E o Turn horizontally 180 f
112. xpansion control slot Make sure you are working with the correct slot If you put the board in the wrong slot signal routing is affected The board s location must match the system s configuration information uploaded from the configuration file A new configuration file is sent with new boards 3 Attach the daughter board to the switching board 1 cy CO Auroran aask ere wao gt JOD Da e 10 2 Installation and Setup Guide Adding Boards 4 Line up the board assembly switching board and daughter board with the board guides that are on the left and right of the board slot see graphic on the previous page Carefully push the assembly into the enclosure until the switching board snaps into place 5 Insert the screws into the holes on the connector assembly and tighten the screws until they are snug 6 Attach the signals to the appropriate connectors see Chapter 4 Attaching Inputs and Outputs 7 Reapply power and turn on the enclosure Note If you are adding an audio board and want to adjust the gain see Chapter 9 Adjusting Gain Vertical Interval Timing Board A Vertical Interval Timing board sync board provides the 8Y XL with complete vertical interval synchronization switching capability The sync board can utilize a master sync signal by separating sync from an
113. y CP 10 1 2 1 4 p performance specifications B 1 Period key CP 10 1 2 ports 1 6 power connector 1 6 power switch 1 6 Preset key CP 10 1 2 1 4 presets see executing local presets product specifications see specifications Program key CP 10 1 2 1 4 R rear of enclosure illus 1 5 Operation Manual replacement policies and procedures A 2 return authorizations A 1 returning equipment A 1 RMA Return Materials Authorization A 1 S serial connectors illus 1 5 serial number 1 6 serial ports location illus 1 5 service and returns policy A 1 to A 3 shipping damage claims A 1 signal definition iv signal status see verifying signal status Space key CP 10 1 2 1 4 Special key CP 10 1 2 1 4 Special Notice A 3 specifications AC power B 1 audio standard B 2 dimensions B 1 frequency B 1 fuse B 1 humidity B 1 video standard B 3 video ultra wideband B 5 video wideband B 4 weight B 1 Status key CP 10 1 2 1 3 status signal see verifying signal status surge protectors 1 6 switch definition v see also disconnecting switches see also executing local presets see also executing switches Operation Manual sync connectors iv signals iv 1 5 T Take key CP 10 1 3 Technical Support v terms to know iv U Undo key CP 10 1 2 1 4 V verifying signal status using BCS commands 3 4 to 3 5 using CP 10 Control Panel 3 2 to 3 4 video board specifications B 3 board illus 1 5 conne
114. y grounded before touching any internal materials When working with any equipment manufactured with electronic devices proper ESD grounding procedures must be followed to ensure people products and tools are as free of static charges as possible Grounding straps conductive smocks and conductive work mats are specifically designed for this purpose Anyone performing field maintenance on AutoPatch equipment should utilize an appropriate ESD field service kit complete with at least a dissipative work mat with a ground cord and a UL listed adjustable wrist strap with another ground cord These items should not be manufactured locally since they are generally composed of highly resistive conductive materials to safely drain static charges without increasing an electrocution risk in the event of an accident ESD protective equipment can be obtained from 3M Desco Richmond Technology Plastic Systems and other such vendors Installation and Setup Guide Important Safety Information and Instructions When using and installing your AutoPatch product adhere to the following basic safety precautions For more information about operating installing or servicing your AutoPatch product see your product documentation gt Read and understand all instructions before using and installing AutoPatch products gt Use the correct voltage range for your AutoPatch product gt There are no user serviceable parts inside an AutoPatch product s

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