Cypress CDPS-UC4H4CVES Operation Manual

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Please read all instructions before attempting to unpack, install or operate this equipment and before connecting the power supply.

Please keep the following in mind as you unpack and install this equipment:

• Always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock and injury to persons.

• To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain, moisture or install this product near water.

• Never spill liquid of any kind on or into this product.

• Never push an object of any kind into this product through any openings or empty slots in the unit, as you may damage parts inside the unit.

• Do not attach the power supply cabling to building surfaces.

• Use only the supplied power supply unit (PSU). Do not use the PSU if it is damaged.

• Do not allow anything to rest on the power cabling or allow any weight to be placed upon it or any person walk on it.

• To protect the unit from overheating, do not block any vents or openings in the unit housing that provide ventilation and allow for sufficient space for air to circulate around the unit.

REVISION HISTORY

VERSION NO. DATE (DD/MM/YY) SUMMARY OF CHANGE

VR0 24/09/15 Preliminary Release VR1 17/02/16 Release RS-232 Command case-

insensitive

CONTENTS

1. Introduction............................................ 6

2. Applications ........................................... 6

3. Package Contents ................................ 6

4. System Requirements............................ 7

5. Features

.................................................. 7

6. Operation Controls and Functions ....... 8

6.1 Front Panel ........................................

6.2 Rear Panel.........................................

6.3 Remote Control..............................

6.4 IR Cable Pin Assignments ..............

6.5 RS-232 Protocols .............................

6.6 RS-232 and Telnet Commands .....

6.7 OLED Menu .....................................

6.8 IP Searching Application ..

.........

...

6.9 Telnet Control ..............................31

6.10 WebGUI Control ..... ....................

6.10.1 Routing Settings..................

6.10.2 HDBaseT Info.......................

6.10.3 HDBaseT Settings ................

6.10.4 EDID Settings.......................

6.10.5 Macro Settings ...................

6.10.6 Command

Creation and

Settings.....

6.10.7 Trigger Settings ...................

6.10.8 UART Settings ......................

6.10.9 Network Settings ................

6.10.10 System Settings.................

Connection Diagram ........................ 44

8. Specifications ..................................... 46

8.1 Technical Specifications ...............

8.2 Supported Resolutions ...................

1. INTRODUCTION

This 4K2K 4 x 4 HDMI over CAT5e/6/7 Matrix with fast switch and control system allows 4 HDMI signal sources to be routed to 4 HDBaseT™ outputs over a single CAT5e/6/7 cable up to 100 m for each output. The Control System functions provide not only direct but also indirect control interfaces for all your connected devices. Supporting traditional direct control systems like IR, Relay and DC trigger and indirect control systems like IR Learning, RS-232, Telnet/ WebGUI controls, it allows user with PC or APP based control systems great flexibilities in controlling devices. The operation of the system can be easily managed through

WebGUI

on PC/Laptop or APP on mobile devices, on-panel buttons, IR remote, RS-232, Telnet or Ethernet protocols.

2. APPLICATIONS

• Entertainment Room / Home Theater Display and System Controls

• Show Room / Demo Room Display and System Controls

• Lecture Room/Hall Presentation Display and System Control

• Public Commercial Display and System Control

• Information Board Display and System Control

3. PACKAGE CONTENTS

• 1×4 by 4 HDMI 4K UHD over CAT5e/6/7 Matrix

• 1×Remote Control with Battery

• 1×IR

3.5 mm standard

Extender

• 1×IR

3.5 mm

Blaster

• 1×IR

3.5 mm

Learner Extender

(red dot)

• 4×Terminal Blocks

• 1×Set of Rack Ears

• 1×24 V/2.7 A DC Power Adaptor

• 1× Power Cord

• 1×Operation Manual

4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Input source equipment such as Blu-ray/DVD/PS3 player or Set-Top-Box and output HDBaseT Receivers to TV/Display and or audio amplifier with connection cables.

Control system input devices such as security door/windows, lights, curtain, or devices like players, sound systems, or any other controllable device with IR/RS-232 or net service link design with PC/ smart phone to send commands to control the whole system.

5. FEATURES

• HDMI with 3D & 4K2K supported, HDCP and DVI compliant

• Supports HDTV resolutions up to 4K2K (3840x2160@24/25/30,

3840x2160@50/60_YUV420 & 4096x2160 @24/25/30, 4096x2160 @50/60_YUV420)

• Supports individual EDID or common EDID

• Supports pass through of audio formats: LPCM 2/5.1/7.1CH, Dolby

Digital 2/5.1CH, DTS 2/5.1CH, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos and DTS-HD Master Audio

• HDCP 1.4 for 4 HDMI inputs and 4 HDBaseT outputs with HDBaseT

5PlayTM features

• Input port HDCP support Standard and Apple mode. The Apple

mode selection to guarantees the use of Apple devices

• Compliant with DVI source (Not support Deep color and Color

space YCbCr 422/444)

• Supports IR Learning function: Allows IR signals to be stored in the

system and used for control

external devices

• Supports eight Terminal Block inputs with voltage of 5~15V

• Supports 1 IR Learning port, 8 IR outputs, 8 control inputs, 8 Relay

outputs, 2 COM ports, and 4 Ethernet ports

• Supports Baud rates up to 115,200bps

• Supports 10/100Mbps Ethernet network connection

6. OPERATION CONTROLS AND FUNCTION

6.1 Front Panel

8 9 111 13

1 POWER: Press this button to turn ON the device and the LED

will illuminated.

2 IR WINDOW: This IR Receiver receives the remote control signal

only from the IR Control included in the package.

3 OUT A~D: Press OUT button once a time along with an IN

buttons to select an input source for an output display. i.e. OUT

A→ IN1→TAKE or OUT B→ IN4→TAKE. 4 IN 1~4: Press IN button to select input from 4 sources. 5 TAKE: Press this button to confirm the selection of an IN and

an OUT button. If this button is not pressed the selection will not

execute. 6 CANCEL: Press this button to cancel the selection. 7 MENU: Press to enter into the menu. 8 ENTER: Press to confirm selection. 9 PLUS (+)/MINUS (-): Press to select page up and down under

menu select. 10 ALL: Press to select an input into all output. 11 PRESET: Press this button, the OLED will show preset selection

then select from IN 1~4 and press “TAKE” to confirm the

selection or press “CANCEL” to cancel the selection. 12 LOCK: Press to lock on all button functions on the front panel.

Press for 3 seconds to relieve the lock function. 13 MODE: Press this button to switch in between the TAKE

mode/Real Time mode. OLED will show current selection on the

top right side, press TAKE to confirm the switch. 14 OLED: Display input and output selection and menu

selection.

6.2 Rear Panel

1 IRL: Connect with IR Receiver, provided with the unit, for IR signal

learning. Send the IR signal to be learnt direct towards the Receiver and use WebGUI to store the IR code. For details please refers to section

6.10.4

Note: Although both IR Extender and IR Learner may look

the same, they are however different. IR Extender is

designed with more reddish color whereas IR Learner has

a brownish color and a “

red dot”

on the back. Please pay

extra attention in connecting and using it.

2 EXT OUT 1~8: Connect with IR Blaster for IR signal

transmitting.

3 TRIGGER IN 1~8: Connect with external event device

signals such window security alarm, door switch, etc…

The trigger IN 1÷8 ports are isolated current loop with no reference to ground. The upper leads are positive and lower leads are negative In the example below drawn, the external sensor permits the current flow from positive to negative terminal. The user must limit the current with an external resistor (typically 1Kohm). The external sensor can be a “dry contact” or an “open collector” device. The threshold is about 6 mA

Warning:

The trigger event causes the execution of the Macro

with the same number

For example, the event on trigger N°1, if enabled,

causes the execution of the Macro N°1

It’s possible to set by GUI the mode of the event

(rise, falling, change).

When the input trigger is disabled

the event on the input trigger has no effect.

4 RELAY OUT 1~8: N° 8 dry contacts are provided to perform the

necessary external functions.

5 COM 1/2: Connect to peripherals that present RS-232 for control

purpose. Use also TELNET client to send command directly to the

peripherals. Set the connected port to 7501 for COM 1 and 7502 for COM2

LAN 1~4: Connect with devices that obtain RJ-45 input for control

and data transmitting purpose within the connected LAN system.

7 HDMI IN 1~4 and IR OUT: Connect the source equipment such as

Blu-ray/DVD/PS3 players and Set-Top-Box. IR OUTs must be

connected with IR Blaster for IR signal transmission from IR receivers

connected to the HDBaseT Receivers/Zone.

8 CAT5e/6 OUT A~D and IR IN 1~4: Connect to HDBaseT Receivers by

CAT6 cable. IR IN must be connected to IR Receivers for IR signal

transmission from the designated input HDMI ports

to zones A-D

9 SERVICE: This slot is reserved for firmware update use only.

10 CONTROL: Connect from PC/Laptop with active internet service

or Ethernet switch/Hub for WebGUI control and or data transmitting.

11 RS-232: Connect from PC/Laptop for RS-232 command sending to

control the device.

12 ALL IR OUT: Connect with IR Blaster for IR signal transmission with

signal received from the all zone. Place the IR Blaster in direct line-

of-sight of the equipment to be controlled.

13 ALL IR IN: Connect with IR Receiver for IR signal transmission to all

the zone. Ensure that Remote Control being used is within the direct

line-of-sight of the IR Receiver.

14 DC 24V: Connect the adaptor with power cord included in the

package and connect to AC wall outlet for power supply.

6.3 Remote Control

1. POWER: Press this button to switch

the system ON/OFF.

2. OUT A÷D: Press one button to select OUT;

then press IN 1÷4 to select the input to be routed

3. IN 1÷4: Press one button to select the

input to be routed to the output

previously selected

4. ALL: Press this button to select all outputs

5. TAKE: Press this button to confirm the

previous selection OUT / IN. If not pressed, the selection is not executed

6. CANCEL: Press this button to cancel the selection.

7. PRESET: Press this button, the OLED will show preset selection. Select

IN 1~4 and press “TAKE” to confirm or “CANCEL” to clear.

8. LOCK: Press to lock on all button functions on the front panel. Press again to relieve the lock function.

9. MENU: Press to enter into the menu.

10. ENTER: Press to enter into the menu selections.

PLUS (+)/MINUS (-): Press to select the page of the Menu up and down

MODE Press to switch between TAKE mode and Real Time mode

(OUT IN or IN OUT)

6.4 IR Cable Pin Assignments

IR Blaster

Power

Signal

IR Extender

IR Learner (Red dot)

IR Signal

Power

Grounding

IR Signal

Power

Grounding

Note: Due to both IR Extender and IR Learner cables are with similar

outlook, a part no. "CBL-IR10C3SA200A sticker has been placed to differentiate the difference on IR Learner. IR Learner also presents a “Red Dot” on its back

MATRIX

Assignment

TXD

RXD

GND

CONTROL DEVICE (Host)

Assignment

RXD

TXD

GND

6.5 RS-232 Protocols

Use an RS232 with Sub-D 9 pin F/M straight cable

Baud Rate: 115200 bps Data bit: 8 bits Parity: None Flow Control: None Stop Bit: 1

6.6 RS-232 and Telnet Commands

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

P0 Power Off (Standby) None

P1 Power On None

IPCONFIG Display The Current IP

Configure

None

SIPADDR X.X.X.X Set Ethernet IP Address X=0~255

SNETMASK X.X.X.X Set Ethernet Net Mask X=0~255

SGATEWAY X.X.X.X Set Ethernet Gateway X=0~255

HTTPPORT N1 Set Http Port Number N1=10~65535

TELNETPORT N1 Set Telnet Port Number N1=10~65535

RSTIP IP Configuration Set To

<DHCP>

None

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

A N1 Select input N to output A N1=1~4

B N1 Select input N to output B N1=1~4

C N1 Select input N to output C N1=1~4

D N1 Select input N to output D N1=1~4

I N1

Select input N to all output

N1=1~4

EDIDMODE Show EDID Mode None

EDIDMODE N1 Set EDID Mode N1=0 (Appoint), 1(All)

EDIDALL Show EDID Mode

Source for All

None

EDIDALL N1

Set EDID Mode Source for All (See Note 1)

N1=0~9* (ref. OLED EDID ALL)

EDIDIN Show Input EDID Source None

EDIDIN N1

Show Input N1 EDID Source

N1=1~4

EDIDIN N1 N2

Set Input N1 EDID Source

N1=1~4 N2=0~9* (ref. OLED EDID ALL)

HDCPIN

Show All Input HDCP Status

None

HDCPIN N1

Show Input N1 HDCP Status

N1=1~4

HDCPIN N1 N2

Set Input N1 HDCP ON/ OFF

N1=1~4 N2=0 (OFF), 1 (ON)

PRESET Show All Preset

Configure

None

PRESET N1 Set Preset N1 Source to

Outputs

N1=1~4

PRESET N1 N2 Set Preset N1 Configure N1=1~4

N2=AXBXCXDX (X=1~4)

SOURCEDET Show All Input Signal None

SOURCEDET N1 Show Input N1 Signal N1=1~4

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

SINKINFO Show All Output

Information

None

SINKINFO N1 Show Output N1

Information

N1=A~D

INNAME Show all Input name None

INNAME N1 Show Input N1 name N1=1~4

INNAME N1 N2 Set Input N1 Name N1=1~4

N2=ABCDEFGH…(Max Length=8)

OUTNAME Show all Output name None

OUTNAME N1 Show Output N1 name N1=A~D

OUTNAME N1 N2 Set Output N1 name N1=A~D

N2=ABCDEFGH…(Max Length=8)

MATRIXMODE

Show Matrix Current mode

None

MATRIXMODE N1 Set Matrix mode N1 N1=0 (Real-time), 1 (Take)

VER

Show Device Firmware version

None

REBOOT System Reboot None

HELP(?) Show Command list None

HELP(?) N

Show Command description

N=Command name

UART_ROUTE UART Route Setting

Command

UART_ROUTE all

Allow UART Commands to send out to all HDBaseT output port

UART_ROUTE none

Block UART Commands to send out to HDBaseT output port

UART_ROUTE A~D

Send UART Commands to the designated output HDBaseT port A~D

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

IR_SELECT

IR Mask Addition/ Deletion command

IR_SELECT a[n] show Show IR port Status

(See Note 2) (See 6.6.1 IR Signals

Flow)

a= to_zone[A~D]

to_source[1~4]

to_mcu[1] to_notice[1]

n=A~D or 1~4 ex: IR_SELECT TO_ZONE[A]

SHOW

IR_SELECT ShowAll Show Current Setting

(See Note 3)

IR_SELECT a[n] add b[n] c[n]…

Add IR command to port

(See Note 4) (See 6.6.2 IR

Command Function)

a= to_zone[A~D]

to_source[1~4]

to_mcu[1] to_notice[1]

b c…=from_zone[A~D]

from_source[1~4] from_mcu[1]

from_notice[1] n=A~D or 1~4 ex: IR_SELECT TO_ZONE[A]

ADD FROM_NOTICE[1]

IR_SELECT a[n] del b[n] c[n] …

Delete IR command from port

(See Note 4) (See 6.6.2 IR

Command Function)

a= to_zone[A~D]

to_source[1~4]

to_mcu[1] to_notice[1]

b c…=from_zone[A~D]

from_source[1~4] from_mcu[1]

from_notice[1] n=A~D or 1~4 ex: IR_SELECT TO_MCU[1] DEL FROM_ZONE[A]

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

VALENS read a b c d e…

Read and display Valens Information

(See 6.6.3 HDBaseT Command Function)

a= Local/Remote (HDBaseT

TX/RX) b= HDBaseT output A~D c d e...=FwID, FwDate,

FwType, HwType, LnkSts, Cable, BERs, AutoModeCap, OperMode, MemProtectSts, RunningBankSts

VALENS write a b c d

Write Valens Settings

(See 6.6.3 HDBaseT Command Function)

a= Local/Remote (HDBaseT

TX/RX) b= HDBaseT output A~D c= MemProtection/

OperMode d= On/Off (MemProtection)/

HdmiPassThrough,

EthernetFallBack, LPPF1,

LPPF2, LongReach,

HDBaseT, Auto

(OperMode)

VALENS FwUpd a b Update Valens Firmwa

re of Specified Chip

(See 6.6.3 HDBaseT Command Function)

a= Local/Remote (HDBaseT

TX/RX) b= HDBaseT output A~D

FADEFAULT All Configure Set to

Factory Default

ETH_FADEFAULT All Ethernet Configure

Set to Factory Default

CYP Set Ethernet MAC

address 48-Bit

c= nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn d= nn=MAC Address

CMDTBL show Show All Command list Up to 128

CMDTBL show n Show Command list n=1~128

CMDTBL add n n1 Add Command n=1~128

n1= Command string up to 439 spaces

ex: CMDTBL ADD 1 SET A=1 1\x0d\x0a

CMDTBL del n Delete Command n=1~128

COMMAND DESCRIPTION PARAMETER

CMDTBL name n n1

Name Command n=1~8

n1=Up to 24 characters including space

MACRO run n

Execute Macro Command

n=1~8

COMCONF N1 N2

N3 N4 N5 N6

Set UART's Parameters

(See Note 5)

N1=COM/Zone N2= Port/Zone no. 1~2/A~D N3=Baud rate (4800~115200) N4=Data bit (7~8) N5=Parity (none/odd/even) N6=Stop bit (1/2) ex: COMCONF COM 2

115200 8 None 1

COMSEND n n1 n2

Command Send to Designated COM Port

(See Note 6)

n=COM/Zone n1=Port/Zone no. 1~2/A~D n2=Data

Note: Some command may require to add a carriage return (eg: \r or \x0D) in the end to allow the system to recognize it as an end of the command.

IREMIT n n1 n2 n3

Send IR Code to Designated Output Port (See Note 7)

n=IR/Zone/Source n1=1~8/A~D/1~4 n2=0

n3=IR Code

IRLEARN N

IR Signal Learning and Save into Data

N=IR code string

RELAY N N1

Relay Switch Setting

(See Note 8)

N= 1~8

N1= Open, Close, Toggle

ex: RELAY 1 Close

TRIGGER N N1 N2

Trigger Switch Setting

(See Note 9)

N= Status/Info/Active/Mode N1= 1~8 N2=Active (Enable/Disable)/ Mode (Raising/Falling/

Change) ex: TRIGGER Mode 5 Raising

Warning

Any commands will not be executed unless followed by a

carriage return. Commands are case-insensitive.

2. Commands with one asterisk (**) and two asterisks (***) please refers to IR and HDBaseT Command Function below.

Note 1: For the EDIDALL N1 command, the EDID contents is:

0=Output A 1=Output B 2=Output C 3=Output D 4=8bit/2D/PCM/720p 5=8bit/2D/PCM/AC3/720p 6=8bit/2D/PCM/1080p 7=8bit/2D/PCM/AC3/1080p 8=8bit/2D/PCM/4K2K@60 9=8bit/2D/PCM/AC3/4K2K@60

Note 2: How to know the IR flow of the matrix

Note 3: How to know the global status of the IR flows

Send the string as below: ir_select showall and the matrix replies with the whole status.

Global status IR flow (10 rows)

Note 4: How to enable or inhibit IR flows

Note 5: This command is useful to set the COM port to match the

specifications of the peripheral to be commanded by RS232. As example, if the peripheral connected to COM1 is setted at 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, the following command must be sent to the matrix:

COMCONF COM 1 9600 8 None 1\x0D where:

COMCONF command syntax COM Referred to COM1 or COM2; else, Zone 1 Number of port COM on matrix (in this case COM1) 9600

baud rate of the peripheral connected to COM1

(in this case 9600) 8 data bits (in this case 8) None Parity (in this case, no parity) 1 Number of stop bits (in this case 1) \x0D CR (to close the command)

Note 6: This command is useful to send a RS232 string to a peripheral

device connected to port COM1, COM2 or COM port of Zone A÷D. As example, to send the simple command “1” followed by CR to the peripheral connected to COM1, the string to be sent is:

COMSEND COM 1 1\

x0D

\x0D

where:

COMSEND command syntax COM Referred to COM1 or COM2; else, Zone 1 Number of port COM on matrix (in this case COM1) 1 ASCII character of the string sent through COM1 \

x0D

CR sent through COM1 on behalf of the peripheral \x0D CR in behalf of the matrix to close the command string

Note 7: This command is useful to send by RS232 an IR string to an external device by an IR emitter connected to one of the 8 IR port of the matrix CDPS-UC4H4CVES, or to IR OUT jack of the HDBaseT Receiver located in Zone A÷D, or to IR OUT jack of the matrix CDPS-UC4H4CVES. In the GUI Control, go to the Command Settings section, open an IR command and copy the string to be transmitted.

7.1 E.g., suppose that you want to send the IR “string” via IR port #5

Copy and p

aste the “string” in your RS232 command as it follows:

IREMIT IR 5 0 “string”\x0D where:

IREMIT command sysntax IR

referred to the IR OUT of the matrix CDPS-UC4H4CVES

Number of port IR on matrix (in this case #5) 0 command syntax “string” ASCII characters pasted \x0D CR (to close the command)

7.2 As second example, suppose that you want to send the IR “string” via the IR Out jack of the HDBaseT receiver located in Zone A. Paste the “string” in your RS232 command as it follows:

IREMIT zone A 0 “string”\x0D where:

IREMIT command sysntax zone

referred to one of the four zones (A÷D) A Number of Zone (in this case #A) 0 command syntax “string” ASCII characters pasted \x0D CR (to close the command)

Note 8: This command is suited to open, close or toggle one out of the eight relays in the CDPS-UC4H4HFS As example, to close the Relay #4 the string to be sent is:

RELAY 4 Close\x0D where:

Relay command syntax 4 Relay whose contact is connected to port #4 Close Command for Relay (may be also “open” or “toggle”) \x0D CR (to close the command)

Note 9: This is a complex command suited to know the status of a Trigger Input, to set the characteristics of the Input trigger as Enable/Disable and the mode, that can be Raising, Falling and Change.

a) To know the status of the trigger Input #1, send the string as it’s shown:

TRIGGER N1 N2\x0D where:

N1="Status" N2=Port number.(1~8) \x0D is CR

Sending command:

trigger status 1 CR

The matricx replies:

Port 1=High (or low)

b) To know the status and Mode of the trigger Input #1, send the string as it’s shown: TRIGGER N1 N2\x0D where:

N1="Info"; N2=Port number.(1~8); \x0D is CR

Sending command:

trigger info 1

The matricx replies:

Port 1:=Status=High,

Active=Enable, Mode=Change

(it means that the status of trigger #1 is high and that it’s enabled on change of the status)

c) To set the mode of the trigger Input #1 as “Falling”, send the string as it’s shown: TRIGGER N1 N2 N3\x0D where:

N1="Mode" ; N2=Port number.(1~8); N3="Raising" /"Falling"/ "Change"; \x0D is CR

Sending command:

trigger mode 1 falling

The matricx replies:

Port 1:=Status=High,

Active=Enable, Mode=Falling

(it means that it has setted the mode Falling on trigger #1)

d) To disable or enable the trigger Input #1, send the string as it’s shown: TRIGGER N1 N2 N3\x0D where:

N1="Active"; N2=Port number.(1~8); N3="Enable"/"Disable"; \x0D is CR

Sending command:

trigger active 1 disable

The matricx replies:

Port 1:=Status=High,

Active=Disable, Mode=Falling

(it means that it has setted the trigger #1 disabled)

Sending command:

trigger active 1 enabled

The matricx replies:

Port 1:=Status=High,

Active=Enable, Mode=Falling

(it means that it has setted the trigger #1 enabled)

6.6.1 IR Signals flow

The names used in the RS232 commands identify the various blocks of the system in which the matrix is the core.

a) IR signal injected in the ALL IR IN “From_Notice” of the matrix is

transmitted to all blasters connected to IR OUT jack of the receivers HDBase T located in the Zone 1÷4. The path must be enabled

b) IR signal generated by the IR receivers connected to the IR IN jack of

the receivers HDBaseT located in the Zone 1÷4, is repeated by the blaster connected to ALL IR OUT “To_Notice” of the matrix. The path must be enabled

c) The single IR signal generated by the IR receiver connected to the IR IN1÷4 of the matrix “From_Source”, is repeated by the blaster connected

to IR OUT jack of the receivers HDBaseT located in the Zone A÷D and

follows the connection of the matrix. The path must be enabled

d) The single IR signal generated by the IR receiver connected to the IR

IN jack of the receivers HDBaseT located in the Zone A÷D, is repeated by the blaster connected to IR OUT (HDMI IN 1÷4) of the matrix

“To_Source” and follows the connection of the matrix. The path must be

enabled

6.6.2 IR Command Function

Parameter Allow Allow Not Allow Not Allow

to_zone from_notice from _mcu from_zone from_source

to_source from_notice from _mcu from_zone

from_source

to_mcu from_zone from_source from_notice from_mcu

to_notice from_zone from_source from_notice from_mcu

1. Though "from_source" is not allowed but actual hardware design has built-in a router to transfer the IR signal from Source to zone

according to the matrix status.

2. Though "from_zone" is not allowed but actual hardware design has built-in a route to transfer the IR signal from zone to source

according to the matrix status

6.6.3 HDBaseT Command Function

HDBaseT connection between local (the Matrix unit) and remote (HDBaseT Receiver units) is not made, none of the command will be executed.

- FwID: Firmware version information.

- FwDate: Firmware release date.

- FwType: Reveal current firmware if for TX end chip or Rx end chip.

- HwType: Reveal current chip hardware is Tx end or Rx end.

- LnkSts: HDBaseT link status.

- CableLen: Approximated cable length of current HDBaseT connection on specified port.

- BERS: Approximated Bit Error Rate of current HDBaseT connection

on specified port.

- OperMode: Current chip connection mode on specified port.

- HDBaseT: Make HDBaseT connection between local and remote

chips.

- Auto: Automatic detection and connection making between

local and remote and chips.

- LongReach: Long reach mode between local and remote chips.

- HdmiPassThrough: HDMI pass through mode between local and

remote chips.

- EthernetFallBack: Fallback to normal Ethernet connection instead

of HDBaseT.

- LPPF1: Low Power Profile mode 1 between local and remote chips.

- LPPF2: Low Power Profile mode 1 between local and remote chips.

6.7 OLED Menu

MAIN MENU SUB MENU DESCRIPTION DEFAULT

EDID Mode All

All Input port is using same EDID.

In menu “EDID All”, can select suitable EDID.

All

Appoint

Each Input port can select individual EDID.

In menu “EDID IN1~4” select suitable EDID.

Exit

EDID All Sink A Copy Output A~D

display EDID

8/2D/ PCM/1080P

Sink B

Sink C

Sink D

8/2D/PCM/720P Standard EDID

settings. Deep Color/2D3D/

Audio/Native resolution.

8/2D/PCM/AC3/720P

8/2D/PCM/1080P

8/2D/PCM/AC3/1080P

8/2D/PCM/4K2K

8/2D/PCM/AC3/4K2K

Exit

EDID IN1 Same as EDID All. Select Input 1~4

EDID.

Same as EDID All.

EDID IN2

EDID IN3

EDID IN4

Matrix Preset

Preset 1 IN/OUT default

No.1~4.

A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4

Preset 2

Preset 3

Preset 4

Exit

MAIN MENU SUB MENU DESCRIPTION DEFAULT

HDCP Input IN1 Standard/ Apple

Set IN1~4 in Standard/ Apple mode.

Standard

IN2 Standard/ Apple

IN3 Standard/ Apple

IN4 Standard/ Apple

Exit

Network Setup

IP Mode DHCP, Static Static

IP Setup Static IP. 192.168.1.50

Mask Setup Static Mask. 255.255.255.0

Gate Setup Static

Gateway

192.168.5.254

Do Re-Link

Re-Link After Setup Network, the System need to re-link.

Exit

Network Status

Get IP

Network Status DHCP, Static or Not Linked.

Get Netmask

Get Gateway

System MAC

Exit

Source Detection

IN1 On/Off

Detect IN1, IN2 source with/without signal & HDCP.

IN2 On/Off

IN3 On/Off

Detect IN3, IN4 source with/without signal & HDCP.

IN4 On/Off

Exit

Sink A Info HPD On/Off

Detect Sink

A display with/without Hot-Plugging& R-sense.

Type Manuf./ Native/Video Format/Audio Format

RSEN On/Off

Exit

MAIN MENU SUB MENU DESCRIPTION DEFAULT

Sink B Info Same as Sink A Info. Detect Sink B

display with/without Hot-Plugging& R-sense.

Same as Sink A Info.

Sink C Info

Detect Sink C display with/without Hot-Plugging& R-sense.

Sink D Info

Detect Sink D display with/without Hot-Plugging& R-sense.

Firmware FW Version

Display Model number & FW Version.

Update FW Update.

Exit

Factory Reset

Do Reset Do System Reset.

Exit

6.8. IP Searching Application

Please download the software from www.cypress.com.tw with file name CDPS V2.000 and save it in a directory where you may use it later. Alternatively download the software “Browser for LAN Modules” in the Available Software section of the page that show the CDPS-UC4H4CVES in the web site Elpro

http://bit.ly/1UhkCSB

Connect the Control System with PC/Laptop through the Ethernet port through an active network system and open the CDPS V2.000 application. Click on Find Devices on Network and a list of the devices connected to the Control System will show up.

Then user may set the IP Address, SubNet Mask and Gateway of the device to control it by Telnet and/or GUI

Then user m

ust

use the IP Address

set

to find the control device

through

Telnet, WebGUI or even RS-232/Hyper Terminal tools.

6.9 Telnet Control

Under Mac iOS X, go to Go→Application→Utilities→Terminal.

To access the telnet control under MS windows 7, click ‘Start’ menu and type “cmd” in the search field then press enter.

To access the telnet control under Windows 10, click “All Applications”, then twice Windows PowerShell. See below

the

N°3 examples:

Mac iOS

Windows 7

Windows 10

Once the command line interface (CLI) appears, type "Telnet", then the IP address (in the case shown is 192.168.1.76), “23” and hit enter. (23 is the port number of CDPS-UC4H4HFS)

This will bring into the unit which we wish to control. After the prompt > appears, type "?” or “help" to list the available commands.

Note: All the commands will be not executed unless followed by a carriage return. Commands are case-insensitive

Warning:

To operate by Telnet under the Windows

systems, the functions “Client Telnet” and

“Client TFTP” must be enabled.

10 WebGUI Control

On a PC/Laptop that is connected to an active network system, open a web browser and type device’s IP address (available from OLED monitor) on the web address entry bar.

A security page will appear to ask for User and Password, please key in “admin” for both and click Submit to enter.

Note: The Default IP setting is on Static with address at 192.168.1.50

The browser will display the device’s Routing, HDBaseT Info & Settings, EDID, Macro, Command, Trigger, UART, Network and System Settings Configuration pages for users to control.

6.10.1 Routing Settings

Click on 'Routing Settings' to select an input for output and the selection will turn orange, naming inputs & outputs, preset and restore video preset.

6.10

.2 HDBaseT Info

Click on HDBaseT Info to read current CAT5e/6 output ports status.

6.10.3 HDBaseT Settings

Click on HDBaseT Settings to set both the CAT5e/6 output A~D and the connected Receivers A~D’s HDBaseT mode, behavior and can also update its firmware.

6.10.4 EDID Settings

Click on EDID Settings to select EDID Mode and Set EDID Input content.

6.10.5 Macro Settings

Macro 1~8 works aligned with Trigger IN 1~8. This means that when a trigger signal is activated, the control system will execute the

Macro with the same number.

Click on 'Macro Settings' to execute Macro. Click on the mark to edit the command settings. Up to 16 command per each Macro can be edited.

a) How to Add, cancel or modify the commands within a Macro

After clicking on the the mark, a mask appears: Command can be set to control the internal System/SysCMD, RS-232 COM ports, IR and Relays. It is suggested the delay time is >100ms among command

See the figure on the following page:

Click on Add button to insert commands. Then click on the command to be added

Command must be setted depending on the destination:

-SysCMD (internal the CDPS-UC4H4

CVES

, e.g. routing an Input to an Output)

-Telnet (external devices, e.g. towards a CDPS-CS4)

-COM

(COM1 or COM2 of CDPS-UC4H4H

CVES)

-IR

(IR1÷IR8 ports of CDPS-UC4H4H

CVES)

-Relay

(Relay #1÷ Relay #8 of the CDPS-UC4H4H

CVES)

The following page shows the setting for Telnet, COM, IR and Relay.

Click on Save Change to confirm the settings.

Note 1: When a command is intended to an external Telnet address, it’s necessary to set the Port Number as it follows:

Port number for

CDPS-CS4,

CDPS-

UC4H4HFS

, CDPW-K1/CDPW-K1S

7501

COM1 port number of CDPS-CS4

or CDPS-4H4HFS

7502

COM2 port number of CDPS-CS4

or CDPS-4H4HFS

Note 2: Delay paramenter is the delay before the following command is executed. Standard delay is 100ms; for consecutive Telnet is 500 ms

Port 23: See Note 1 in end of page

Delay 100: See Note 2 in end of page

6.10.6 Command Creation and Settings

The user can set up to 128 commands. The “standard” commands can have up to 128 characters. It’s possible to create “big” commands that have from 128 up to 512 characters. In this case, we can have 32 “big” commands and 96 “standard” commands.

To create a command, click on the label “Command settings”

Then click on “Edit”

a) How to create (and store) an IR command Warning: First of all, be sure that the proper IR receiver (with the dot) is

connected to the “IRL” jack of the matrix CDPS-UC4H4

CVES

After click on “Edit” a mask appears:

Click on IR Learn and, within 5 seconds, hit the IR receiver with the IR beam that you want to store.

After the IR is learnt, in the mask is visible the IR string.

Click on Save Change to store the command. (Not visible here)

a1) On the other hand, there is a second way to store the IR code.

You also can use the RS232 command "IRLEARN" to fetch the IR code; then you can copy the IR code shown on the console screen and paste it in the editing area Command (see above), and press "Save Change" to save it.

a2) Or, third way, if you have an IR code that was fetched before, you

can do the same copy-and-paste to save the IR code in the editing area Command (see above).

b) How to create a command RS232

After click on “Edit” a mask appears:

Type the desired name of the command (in this case, “RS232 string)

Type the RS232 string. E.g., if you want to send the hex string: 31 0D, type \x31\x0D

Then click on “Save Change”, on the rigth side (not visible here)

Note: Some command may require to add a carriage return

(eg:\r or \x0D) in the end to allow the system to recognize it as an end of the command.

c) How to create a command to close, open or toggle a relay

After click on “Edit” a mask appears: Type the desired name of the command (in this case, “Close Relay”)

Type the parameter of command extracted from the RS232 parameters; in this case, “close”.

Please note that if we want to open the relay, the command must be “open” and if we want to change status of the relay, the command must be “toggle”

6.10.7 Trigger Settings

Click on 'Trigger Settings' to view the current trigger status and edit the trigger behavior. Default setting Status is on Low, Active is on Enable and Mode is on Change, where Status represent the current input connection signal status

; Active represent enabling or not the trigger action and Mode represent the trigger setting of the input signal. Under mode selection there are Raising, Falling and Change where Raising represent the signal from low to high, falling represent the signal from high to low and change represent both high and low signals transition

6.10.8 UART Settings

Click on 'UART Settings' to set each COM port's Baud rate, Data bit, Parity and Stop bit. Figures out of the selection range can be set under RS-232 or Telnet as well

6.10.9 Network Settings

Click on Network Settings to set the device’s IP Mode. Once the change is saved the system will reset the IP address on the device automatically and user will need to re-enter the IP address to continue the WebGUI function.

6.10.10 System Settings

Click on System Settings to set power to On/Standby. Matrix Mode is to allow the device’s front panel I/O selection to be real time or must press the take button to execute the selection. Download Current Configuration is to save the current setting into your PC/Laptop and Restore Configuration is to bring up a saved setting from your PC/ Laptop. Reset to Default and Reboot the Unit is to set the device back to factory setting and restart the device again.

60°

7. CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Alarm

Sensor

Blind

Contr ol

Scree n

Contr ol

Lighti ng Contr ol

Integrated 3rd Party Control

RS-

232 Connectio

Blasters

1.5m

IR Learner

IRL

EXTT OUT

COM 11

COM 22

LAN

2 3 4 5 6 7

OUT

11 22 33 44

IR OUTT IIRR OUTT IIRR OUTT IIRR OUTT IIRR IN 11 IR IN 22 IR IN 33 IR IN 44

IR BLASTER

IR RECEIVER

HDMI IN 11

HDMI IN 22

HDMI IN 33

HDMI IN 44

CAT5e/6 OUTT AA CAT5e/6 OUTT BB CAT5e/6 OUTT CC CAT5e/6 OUTT DD

SERVICE CONTROL

HDMI Inputs & IR Extenders

HDMI

Out

LAN

RS-232 Out

Receiver

CAT5e/6 to HDMI with LAN/IR/R S232

Set-top Box

Satellite Receiver

DVD/Blu-ray Player DVD/Blu-ray Player Smart TV

RS-232 Controlled

Devices

Games Console

Smart TV

PC/Laptop

Media Sever

LAN Connections

ALLL

RS232

IR OUT IRR IN DC

24V

Power Supply

RS-232

RS-232 Equipped PC/Laptop

IR Blaster

IR Extender

LAN

Internet Connected Router

CAT5e/6/7 Cable Outputs

HDMI O ut

RS-23 2 Out

Receiver

LAN

CAT5e/6 to HDMI with L AN/IR/RS232

HDMI Out

RS-23 2 Out

Receiver

LAN

CAT5e/6 to HDMI with L AN/IR/RS232

HDMI

Out

RS-23 2 Out

Receiver

LAN

CAT5e/6 to HDMI with L AN/IR/RS232

Smart TV Smart TV Smart TV

8. SPECIFICATIONS

8.1 Technical Specifications

Video Bandwidth 300 MHz/3 Gbps Input Ports 4×HDMI, 1×RS-232, 1×Control, 5x IR IN,

2×COM port (D-Sub 9-pin), 4×LAN, 8×Input (0~15V, 0~5/level low, 5~15/level high), 1×IR Learner, 1×USB (service)

Output Ports

4×CAT5e/6, 8×Relay Output, 8×IR, 5×IR OUT

Supported Resolutions 480i~1080p@24/50/60, 4K2K@24/25/30,

4K2K@50/60 (YUV420) & VGA~WUXGA (RB)

HDMI Cable Length 10M/1080p, 5M/4K2K CAT Cable Length 100M/1080p, 70M/4K2K IR Frequency

30~50 kHz

Baud Rate Up to 115200 bps Power Supply 24 V/2.7 A DC (US/EU standards, CE/FCC/

UL certified)

ESD Protection Human Body model:

± 8kV (air-gap discharge) ± 4kV (contact discharge)

Weight

3450 g

Chassis Material Metal Silkscreen Color Black Dimensions

438

(W)×269

(D)×44

(H)/Jacks Excluded 482

(W)×274

(D)×49

(H)/Jacks Included

Operating Temperature 0˚C~40˚C/32˚F~104˚F

Power Consumption

61 W

8.2 Supported Resolutions

RESOLUTION INPUT OUTPUT

640×480@60, 72, 75, 85 √ √ 720×400@85 √ √ 800×600@56, 60, 72, 75, 85 √ √ 1024×768@60, 70, 75, 85 √ √ 1152×864@75 √ √ 1280×720@60 √ √ 1280×768@60, 75, 85 √ √ 1280×800@60RB, 60 √ √ 1280×960@60 √ √ 1280×1024@60 √ √ 1360×768@60 √ √ 1366×768@60 √ √ 1400×1050@60RB, 60 √ √ 1440×900@60RB, 60 √ √ 1600×900@60 √ √ 1600×1200@60 √ √ 1680×1050@60RB, 60 √ √ 1920×1080@60 √ √ 1920×1200@60RB √ √ 1440×576i@50 √ √ 1440×480i@60 √ √ 720×480p@60 √ √ 720×576p@50 √ √ 1280×720p@50, 60 √ √ 1920×1080i@50, 60 √ √

RESOLUTION INPUT OUTPUT

1920×1080p@24, 25, 30, 50, 60 √ √ 3840×2160p@24, 25, 30 √ √ 3840×2160p@50, 60 (YUV420) √ √ 4096×2160p@24, 25, 30 √ √ 4096×2160p@50, 60 (YUV420) √ √

9. ACRONYMS

ACRONYM COMPLETE TERM

CLI

Command Line Interface

DVI

Digital Visual Interface

GUI

Graphical User Interface

HDCP

High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection

HDMI

High-Definition Multimedia Interface

HDTV

High-Definition Television

Infrared

OLED

Organic Light-Emitting Diode

USB

Universal Serial Bus

VGA

Video Graphics Array

WUXGA (RB)

Widescreen Ultra Extended Graphics Array (Reduce Blanking)

Revised by Elpro Video Labs srl on March 23rd, 2016

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