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PVS 405D
PoleVault Digital Switcher
User Guide
POLEVAULT SWITCHERS
68-2379-01 Rev. A
03 14

Safety Instructions

Safety Instructions • English
of the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may present a risk of electric shock.
ATTENTION: This symbol, , when used on the product, is intended to alert the
user of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature provided with the equipment.
For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide, part number 68-290-01, on the Extron website,
www.extron.com.
Instructions de sécurité • Français
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l’utilisateur la présence à l’intérieur du boîtier du produit d’une tension électrique dangereuse susceptible de provoquer un choc électrique.
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www.extron.com.
Sicherheitsanweisungen • Deutsch
WARNUNG: Dieses Symbol auf dem Produkt soll den Benutzer darauf
aufmerksam machen, dass im Inneren des Gehäuses dieses Produktes gefährliche Spannungen herrschen, die nicht isoliert sind und die einen elektrischen Schlag verursachen können.
VORSICHT: Dieses Symbol auf dem Produkt soll dem Benutzer in der im Lieferumfang
enthaltenen Dokumentation besonders wichtige Hinweise zur Bedienung und Wartung (Instandhaltung) geben.
Weitere Informationen über die Sicherheitsrichtlinien, Produkthandhabung, EMI/EMF-Kompatibilität, Zugänglichkeit und verwandte Themen finden Sie in den Extron­Richtlinien für Sicherheit und Handhabung (Artikelnummer 68-290-01) auf der Extron-Website,
www.extron.com.
Instrucciones de seguridad • Español
ADVERTENCIA: Este símbolo, , cuando se utiliza en el producto, avisa al usuario de la
presencia de voltaje peligroso sin aislar dentro del producto, lo que puede representar un riesgo de descarga eléctrica.
ATENCIÓN: Este símbolo, , cuando se utiliza en el producto, avisa al usuario de
la presencia de importantes instrucciones de uso y mantenimiento recogidas en la documentación proporcionada con el equipo.
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током.
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Chinese Simplified（简体中文）
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重要的操作和维护(维修）说明。
关于我们产品的安全指南、遵循的规范、EMI/EMF 的兼容性、无障碍 使用的特性等相关内容，敬请访问 Extron 网站 www.extron.com，参见 Extron 安全规范指南，产品编号 68-290-01。
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可能會導致觸電之風險的未絕緣危險電壓。
注意若產品上使用此符號，是為了提醒使用者，設備隨附的用戶手冊中有重要的操作和維護（
維 修 ）説 明 。
有關安全性指導方針、法規遵守、EMI/EMF 相容性、存取範圍和相關主題的詳細資 訊，請瀏覽 Extron 網站：www.extron.com，然後參閱《Extron 安全性與法規 遵守手冊》，準則編號 68-290-01。
Japanese
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いない高電圧が流れ、感電の危険があることを示しています。
Para obtener información sobre directrices de seguridad, cumplimiento de normativas, compatibilidad electromagnética, accesibilidad y temas relacionados, consulte la Guía de cumplimiento de normativas y seguridad de Extron, referencia 68-290-01, en el sitio Web de
www.extron.com.
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る重要な 操作 と保守 (整備 )の 指示についてユーザー の 注意 を喚 起するものです。
安全上のご注意、法規厳守、EMI/EMF適合性、その他の関連項目に つ い て は 、エ ク スト ロ ン の ウェ ブ サ イト www.extron.com よ り 『 Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide』 ( P/N 68-290-01) をご覧ください。
Korean
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유지보수(정비) 지침을 경고합니다.
안전 가이드라인, 규제 준수, EMI/EMF 호환성, 접근성, 그리고 관련 항목에 대한 자세한 내용은 Extron 웹 사이트(www.extron.com)의 Extron 안전 및 규제 준수 안내서, 68-290-01 조항을 참조하십시오.

FCC Class A Notice

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part15 of the FCC rules. The ClassA limits provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference. This interference must be corrected at the expense of the user.
NOTE: This unit was tested with shielded I/O cables on the peripheral devices. Shielded cables
must be used to ensure compliance with FCC emissions limits.
For more information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the “Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance
Guide”
on the Extron website.
Copyright
© 2014 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved.
Trademarks
All trademarks mentioned in this guide are the properties of their respective owners.
The following registered trademarks
®
, registered service marks
(SM)
, and trademarks
(TM)
are the property of
RGBSystems, Inc. or Extron Electronics:
Registered Trademarks
AVTrac, Cable Cubby, CrossPoint, eBUS, EDID Manager, EDID Minder, Extron, Flat Field, GlobalViewer, Hideaway, Inline, IPIntercom, IPLink, Key Minder, LockIt, MediaLink, PlenumVault, PoleVault, PowerCage, PURE3, Quantum, SoundField, SpeedMount, SpeedSwitch, SystemINTEGRATOR, TeamWork, TouchLink, V‑Lock, VersaTools, VN‑Matrix, VoiceLift, WallVault, WindoWall, XTP, and XTP Systems
Registered Service Mark
AAP, AFL (Accu‑Rate Frame Lock), ADSP (Advanced Digital Sync Processing), Auto‑Image, CDRS (Class D Ripple Suppression), DDSP (Digital Display Sync Processing), DMI (Dynamic Motion Interpolation), DriverConfigurator, DSPConfigurator, DSVP (Digital Sync Validation Processing), FastBite, FOXBOX, IP Intercom HelpDesk, MAAP, MicroDigital, ProDSP, QS‑FPC (QuickSwitch Front Panel Controller), Scope‑Trigger, SIS, Simple Instruction Set, Skew‑Free, SpeedNav, Triple‑Action Switching, XTRA, ZipCaddy, ZipClip
(SM)
: S3 Service Support Solutions
Trademarks
(®)
(™)
Conventions Used in this Guide
Notifications
The following notifications are used in this guide:
DANGER: A danger indicates a situation that will result in death or severe injury.
WARNING: A warning indicates a situation that has the potential to result in death or
severe injury.
CAUTION: A caution indicates a situation that may result in minor injury.
ATTENTION: Attention indicates a situation that may damage or destroy the product or
associated equipment.
NOTE: A note draws attention to important information.
TIP: A tip provides a suggestion to make working with the application easier.
Software Commands
Commands are written in the fonts shown here:
^AR Merge Scene,,Op1 scene 1,1 ^B 51 ^W^C
[01] R 0004 00300 00400 00800 00600 [02] 35 [17] [03]
E X! *X1&* X2)* X2#* X2! CE}
NOTE: For commands and examples of computer or device responses mentioned
in this guide, the character “0” is used for the number zero and “O” is the capital letter “o.”
Computer responses and directory paths that do not have variables are written in the font shown here:
Reply from 208.132.180.48: bytes=32 times=2ms TTL=32
C:\Program Files\Extron
Variables are written in slanted form as shown here:
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx —t
SOH R Data STX Command ETB ETX
Selectable items, such as menu names, menu options, buttons, tabs, and field names are written in the font shown here:
From the File menu, select New. Click the OK button.
Specifications Availability
Product specifications are available on the Extron website, www.extron.com.

Contents

Introduction............................................................ 1
PVS 405D Description ........................................ 1
Inputs ............................................................. 1
Outputs Control and Configuration Power Save
Application Diagram
.......................................................... 2
............................... 2
.................................................... 2
........................................... 3
Rear Panel Connections ..................................... 4
Rear Panel Connectors ....................................... 4
Inputs ............................................................. 4
Outputs Control Ports Power
Labeling the AV Inputs
Labeling the PVT Decora face plates .............. 6
Final Setup Securing the HDMI cable
.......................................................... 5
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Operation ................................................................ 8
Front Panel Overview .......................................... 8
Front panel operation Configuration
Resetting the Switcher ...................................... 10
Executive Mode (Front Panel Security Lockout) Power Save Modes Setting Up and Optimizing the Audio
Steps for Optimizing the Audio
Gain Control ................................................. 13
Bass and treble control
VoiceLift level adjustment .............................. 14
Paging sensitivity adjustment
...................................................... 9
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10
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SIS Communication and Control .................... 16
Host to Switcher Communications ................... 16
Switcher‑initiated Messages ......................... 16
Copyright Information ................................... 16
Error Responses ........................................... 17
Error Response References .......................... 17
Commands and Responses ............................. 17
Using the Command and Response Tables .. 17
Symbol Definitions ........................................ 18
SIS Command and Response Table ................. 22
Using the Extron Product Configuration
Software ................................................................ 31
Installing the Software ....................................... 31
Installation from the Website ......................... 31
Starting the PVS 405D Product Configuration
Software .......................................................... 32
Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration
Software — Menus .......................................... 33
Connections Menu ....................................... 33
Tools Menu ................................................... 34
Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration
Software — Pages .......................................... 36
Configuration Pages ..................................... 36
Input Configuration Page .............................. 37
EDID Minder Page ........................................ 38
Audio Settings Page ..................................... 40
Hardware Pages ............................................... 42
Unit Information Page ................................... 42
Device Name Page ....................................... 42
Executive/Power Mode Page ........................ 43
PVS 405D Switcher • Contents v
Connector Wiring ............................................... 45
Speaker Configuration ...................................... 45
Terminating the speaker cable ...................... 46
TP Cable Termination and Recommendations .. 46
Power Supply Wiring ........................................ 47
RS‑232 Connector Wiring ................................ 48
For IR communication ................................... 49
Input 5 Connector Wiring .................................. 51
Warranty................................................................ 52
Contact Information ........................................... 52
PVS 405D Switcher • Contents vi

Introduction

This manual covers the installation, operation, and configuration of the Extron PVS 405D PoleVault Switcher. Throughout the manual, this switcher is interchangeably referred to as the PVS 405D or the PoleVault switcher or just the switcher.

PVS 405D Description

The Extron PVS 405D is part of the PoleVault System and is used in conjunction with the Extron PVT series of transmitters and Extron speakers. It has four video and audio twisted pair inputs with one HDMI output, and has a built‑in audio amplifier. The switcher accepts a combination of up to four HDMI digital signals and computer video signals with stereo audio.
A fifth input is a switchable analog audio only input for line‑level audio such as iPods or MP3 players. The dedicated Aux mixed input on rear panel is always active, and it is independent of the switchable audio inputs (1‑5).
As part of the Extron PoleVault system, the PVS 405D can be installed above a suspended ceiling in the Extron PVM 220, a plenum rated enclosure, or installed at ceiling level within the Extron PMK 560, a Pole Mount Kit. Alternatively it can be mounted in either the Extron WMK 160 or USFM 100 wall mount installed on a wall close to a projector or display device.
The PVS 405D switcher is used conjunction with the Extron digital PVT wall plates, (such as the PVT SW HDMI RGB D), and the VoiceLift microphone system. It is equipped with an integrated 50 watt rms stereo amplifier capable of driving 4 or 8 ohm speakers.
The switcher supports all standard single link HDMI 1.4 signals at resolutions up to 1920x1200 @ 60 Hz and HDTV resolutions up to 1080p @ 60 Hz, with 12‑bit color. The switcher and the PVT wall plates feature EDID Minder technology, which automatically manages the EDID information between the display device and each HDMI and RGB input source.
The switcher has a DSP audio features incorporated that provides advanced control of filtering, ducking and so forth.
The PVS 405D is ENERGY STAR® qualified. The switcher is an energy efficient product that conserves energy and reduces running costs.

Inputs

The PoleVault switcher receives the video and audio signals sent from PVT Wallplates, which can be located up to 150 feet away. The signals are sent over shielded twisted pair (STP) cable.
It has a separate analog audio input that can be switched with the other four inputs. In addition, there is a dedicated port for connecting the optional VoiceLift microphone system, and another port for connecting an optional Priority Page Sensor. A third dedicated port allows the user to connect an aux audio device.
PVS 405D Switcher • Introduction 1

Outputs

The PVS 405D has one HDMI output, an amplified audio output, and a line out audio output for assistive listening or recording devices.

Control and Configuration

The PoleVault switcher can be controlled from either the front panel buttons, or software via the front panel USB or RS‑232 control via a MediaLink controller.
The switcher has an RS‑232 port which can be connected to a MediaLink Controller for remote control of the switcher and display. In addition an IR pass‑through port is available for routing IR transport control signals from a controller to the source device.
In addition, the PVS 405D can be configured and controlled using the Extron Simple Instruction Set (SIS) of commands or through the Extron Product Configuration Software (PCS) program connected via the front panel USB port. This mini Type‑B female USB connector located on the front panel can also be used for configuring the switcher settings and flash upgrading the firmware.
Three 10/100 Base‑T network switch ports are also provided allowing network connectivity for multiple other devices, such as MLC controller, TouchLink panel and Ethernet controlled products, using a single LAN drop within the installation location.
Three front panel controls allow the user to adjust the independent input gains, the VoiceLift microphone input level, and the Page Sensor sensitivity.

Power Save

This Product is an ENERGY STAR® qualified product. It has two Power Save modes (Standard and Auto) that can be enabled or disabled by SIS commands, or through the Product Configuration Software (PCS). When either of these modes are enabled and the product is in a low power state, it can be taken out of that state by a front panel operation.
See the Power Save Modes section on page 11 for full details and page 24 of the SIS Communication and Control section for SIS commands. Page 43 of the Extron Product Configuration Software describes how to set the auto power save using PCS.
PVS 405D Switcher • Introduction 2

Application Diagram

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Extron FF 120
Flat Field Speakers
- 1 Pair
Extron SPK 18 - 35'
Cable
Extron PCM 340
Projector Drop Ceiling Mount with Adjustable Pole
UTP Cable (CAT 5/5E/6)
Extron VLR 102
VoiceLift Receiver
TCP/IP
Network
Ethernet
Extron PPS 35
xtron PPS 3 riority Page Se
Priority Page Sensor
(Optional Accessory - mounted
ptional Accessory
to Speaker Front Grille)
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Switcher
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Ceiling Mounted
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Paging Speaker
(rear view)
From PA
Extron PMK 560
Pole Mount Kit
Extron PVS 405D
PoleVault Switcher
Extron PVT SW HDMI RGB D
HDMI, RGB & Audio Input Wallplate
Laptop
Document Camera
Apple TV
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HDMI IN
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DIO
IR OUT
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LOCA
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Blu-ray Player
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Extron UPB 25
Universal Projector Mounting Bracket
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Dual HDMI & Audio Input Wallplate
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RS-232 to Projector
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Extron MLC 104 IP Plus
MediaLink Controller
Extron
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VLM 2000H
LM 2000H
VoiceLift Microphone
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with Charging Station
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Figure 1. Typical PVS 405D Application
PVS 405D Switcher • Introduction 3

Rear Panel Connections

This section describes which cables to connect to a PVS 405D Switcher.

Rear Panel Connectors

The illustration below shows the rear panel features of the PVS 405D.
7
5
8
11
POWER 12V 3A MAX
12

Inputs

INPUTS OUTPUT AUDIO OUT
INPUTS OUTPUT AUDIO OUT AMPLIFIED AUDIO OUT
1/2
3/4
SIG LINKSIG LINK
PVT IN PVT IN
PVT IN PVT IN
HDMI
1
L
R
INPUT 5
L
R
6
2
PVS 405D
PAGING
SENSOR
VOICELIFT
+V
AUX OVER PVT REMOTE
4
3
AMPLIFIED AUDIO OUT
DO NOT
GROUND
OR SHORT
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
CLASS 2 WIRING
IR
SG G
9
Figure 2. PVS 405D Rear Panel Features
a Inputs 1/2 and 3/4 — Connect up to two PVT SW HDMI RGB D or
PVT SW HDMI D wallplates (four input sources) to these two RJ‑45 female connectors using Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) cable. These four inputs can be up to four HDMI with embedded audio or two HDMI and two high resolution computer video and audio sources or any combination of both. The RGB input is digitized at the PVT input wallplate. The front panel input selection button toggles the inputs 1 through 4 as required. See ”Connector Wiring“ for wiring details.
b Input 5 — Input 5 is a dedicated audio only input for an auxiliary, stereo, line‑level
analog audio signal from an output source such as iPod device or an MP3 player. Connect a cable from the source to this 5‑pole captive screw connector. It can be wired as balanced or unbalanced. See ”Connector Wiring“ for wiring details.
RS-232
Tx Rx
4/8
Ω
10
LR
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 3
c Aux audio port — Connect an aux audio device to this 3.5mm captive screw 3‑pole
connector for dedicated mono audio only input.
d VoiceLift port — This RJ‑45 jack is dedicated for use with the optional VLR 102
VoiceLift Receiver for integration of a VoiceLift Microphone system.
NOTE: To install the VoiceLift Microphone system, see the VoiceLift Installation
Guide, supplied with the device.
e Paging Sensor port — Connect the optional Priority Page Sensor (PPS 35) to this
port, to enable program audio interruptions during paging system broadcasts.
NOTE: The Extron Priority Page Sensor Kit (PPS 35, part #70-1064-01) is an
optional accessory, purchased separately. The switcher also supports the Priority Page Sensor kit part number 70-619-01. To install a Priority Page Sensor system, see the relevant installation guide supplied with the device.
PVS 405D Switcher • Rear Panel Connections 4

Outputs

f HDMI video output — Connect a suitable display device to this female HDMI digital
g Line out audio output — Connect an external amplifier, recording, podcasting, or
h Amplified audio output — Connect speakers to this 5 mm captive screw 4‑pole

Control Ports

i IR insert port — For IR control for a source device, connect the IR Out port on the
j Remote control port — Connect a host computer, control system, or MLC controller
video output connector. Use the Extron LockIt device to secure the HDMI cable at the switcher. See “Securing the HDMI cable” on page 7 for method of securing the cable.
assisted listening device to this 3.5 mm captive screw 5‑pole connector.
connector. The amplified audio output is capable of outputting 50 watts (2 x 25 watts rms) for 4 and 8 ohm speakers. See Connector Wiring for wiring details.
MLC to this 3.5 mm captive screw 2‑pole connector. This routes IR transport control signals via an IR device connected to the PVT wallplate front panel.
to this 3.5mm captive screw 3‑pole connector for direct switcher control via RS‑232.
PVS 405D
PAGING
SENSOR
R
VOICELIFT
+V
AUX OVER PVT REMOTE
R
DO NOT
GROUND OR SHORT SPEAKER OUTPUTS
CLASS 2 WIRING
RS-232
IR
Tx Rx
SG G
4/8
Ω
LR
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 3
POWER 12V 3A MAX
INPUTS OUTPUT AUDIO OUT AMPLIFIED AUDIO OUT
1/2
3/4
SIGLINKSIG LINK
PVT IN PVT IN
HDMI
L
INPUT 5
L

Power

NOTES:
Projector
DISPLAY
ON
OFF
VOLUME
RS-232
Ground
Rx Tx
Tx
Rx
GROUND
DISPLAY
GROUND
CM
IR IN
PRESS TAB WITH
TWEEKER TO REMOVE
LAN
2
3
1
SCP
DIGITAL
I/O
Tx
Rx
A B
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
RS-232/IR
GROUND
GROUND
+12V IN
VCR
1
DVD
2
PC
3
CONFIG
4
MLC 104 IP PLUS
Tx
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
Rx
IR OUT
GROUND
+V OUT
A B C D E
COMM LINK
IR control
IR OUT
Tx
Rx
AB
GROUND
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
S
IR Out
Ground
G
RS-232
Receive (Rx)
A
Transmit (Tx)
B
+12V IN
Transmit (Tx)
Receive (Rx)
Ground (Gnd)
G
Ground +12 VDC input
MLC 104 IP Plus right side panel MLS and Power ports
Tx Rx
• You must connect a ground wire between the MLC and PVS.
• If you use cable that has a drain wire, tie the drain wire to ground at both ends.
To Supplied PVS
Power Supply
(12 VDC, 1 A max.)
Figure 3. MLC 104 IP Plus RS-232 and IR Connections to the PVS 405D
k LAN ports — Connect to these three RJ‑45s that act as a built‑in 3‑port
10/100Base‑T network switch.
l Power receptacle — Connect to the supplied 12 VDC 4 A power supply to this
orange female 2‑pole captive screw connector. See page 47 for the wiring diagram.
PVS 405D Switcher • Introduction 5
NOTES:
• Use only the supplied 12 V, 4 A power supply for this switcher.
• The PVS 405D power supply can support a typical system: for example,
• If an SCP 104 is used in the system, the MLC 104 IP Plus MUST have its

Labeling the AV Inputs

A sheet of corresponding labels is supplied for the installer to label the cables as an aid to easy identification of the input signal type running from the PVT Wallplates to the switcher. Once the labels are attached to the cables, the signal type transmitted on any cable can clearly be identified, enabling correct cable connection during installation.
To label the cables,
1. Peel off the label corresponding to the cable signal type (HDMI or RGB) and affix it
close to one end of the cable.
NOTE: Align and press the colored section of the label to the cable first, then
wrap the clear section around the cable, allowing the signal type name to be easily read.
a PVS 405D, 2 PVT Wallplates, 2 or 4 speakers, an MLC 104 IP Plus with an IRCM DV+, and a VoiceLift Microphone system.
own power supply.
HDMI/RGB
Figure 4. Wrap the label around the cable,
colored part first.
2. Repeat step 1 for the other end of the cable,
using the same label type.
3. Using the correct label type, repeat steps 1 and
2 as necessary for all signal cables that are to be connected to the PVS 405D.
4. Connect the designated input cable to the corresponding input.

Labeling the PVT Decora face plates

To help identify the input number and type of signal that any PVT Decora wallplate sends to the PVS switcher when the wallplate is installed, a series of small labels are supplied. A label identifying the transmitted signal type should be affixed to each Decora face plate (top or bottom) where it can easily be seen after installation. This aids the user to connect a device corresponding to the plate transmission signal type, allowing correct input switching (for example input 1, input 3 and so on) at the PVS 405D.
HDMI IN #1
AUDIO IN
HDMI IN
IR OUT
S G
RGB IN #2
AUDIO
IN OUT
VGA IN
LOCAL OUT
PVS 405D Switcher • Introduction 6

Final Setup

With an MLC 104 IP Plus as a standard MLC controller in the PoleVault system package, the PVS 405D switcher completed setup should look similar to the figure below.
Ensure all connections are correctly made and secure.
NOTE: See the PoleVault System Installation Guide and MLC 104 Plus Series
Setup Guide for full MLC installation, configuration, and operating details.
POWER 12V 3A MAX
12
Power Connector
Supplied PVS Switcher External Power Supply (12 VDC, 4 A max.)
Line Out Output (Audio)
7
INPUTS OUTPUT AUDIO OUT
1/2
3/4
SIG LINKSIG LINK
PVT IN PVT IN
1
HDMI/RGB
AUDIO
AUDIO IN
IN OUT
HDMI IN
VGA IN
HDMI Output
LOCAL OUT
IR OUT
S G
PVT SW HDMI RGB D HDMI or RGB video/audio, Inputs1/2 and 3/4 1 STP cable with RJ-45 connectors
to Display Device
L
HDMI
INPUT 5
L
6 2 3
HDMI Connector
Aux Audio Input 5
R
R
Figure 5. PVS 405D Connections
Paging Sensor
+V
Audio Output to Speakers
PVS terminal
Speaker
(left and right)
wire color
Red Positive (+) Black Negative (-)
5
PVS 405D
PAGING
SENSOR
VOICELIFT
+V
AUX OVER PVT REMOTE
4
Aux
VoiceLift
Input
Receiver
AMPLIFIED AUDIO OUT
DO NOT
GROUND
OR SHORT
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
IR
SG G
9
SG
IR control
8
LR
4/8
Ω
RS-232
Tx Rx
MLC 104 IP Plus
10
RS-232 input
NOTE: You must connect
a ground wire between the MLC and PVS.
G
Ground (Gnd)
B
Receive (Rx)
A
Transmit (Tx)
NOTE: If you use cable that has
a drain wire, tie the drain wire to ground at both ends.
3-port 10/100 Ethernet Switch
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 3
MLC wire color
White Tx on RS-232 port Violet Rx on RS-232 port Drain wire Ground (G) Black Power Supply (–) Red Power Supply (+)
Transmit (Tx)
B
Receive (Rx)
A
Tx
Rx
AB
+12V IN
GROUND
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
Connect to ports as follows:
1. TCP/IP network
2. MLC controller
3. Optional network device
11
To PVS terminal
B
Ground +12 VDC input
MLC 104 IP Plus right side panel MLS and Power ports
To Supplied
PVS Switcher
Power Supply
(12 VDC, 4 A max.)

Securing the HDMI cable

The supplied Extron LockIt lacing bracket makes it possible to secure a standard HDMI cable to the PVS 405D switcher.
NOTE: The tie wrap can also be tightened using
pliers or similar tools.
To securely fasten an HDMI cable to the PVS 405D:
a. Plug the HDMI cable into the rear panel HDMI connector.
b. Loosen the HDMI connection mounting screw from the rear
panel enough to allow the LockIt lacing bracket to be placed over it. The screw does not have to be removed.
c. Place the LockIt lacing bracket on the screw and against the
HDMI cable connector.
d. Tighten the screw to secure the bracket.
e. Place the included tie wrap around the HDMI connector and the
LockIt lacing bracket and tighten as shown in the images at right.
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OUTPUT
b
a
c
3
3
d
e
LLLLLLL

Operation

This section of the manual discusses the operation of a PVS 405D device. Topics covered include:
• Front Panel Overview
• Configuration
• Resetting the Switcher
• Front Panel Lockout (Executive Modes)
• Power Save Modes
• Setting Up and Optimizing the Audio

Front Panel Overview

SELECT
R
CONFIG
PVS 405D
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUSTINPUTS
3 45AUX
AUDIO 1 2
INPUT
PEAK NORMAL SIGNAL
VOICELIFT
PEAK NORMAL SIGNAL
PAGING SENSOR
SENSITIVITY
POLEVAULT SWITCHER
3
2
1
5
7
9
84
11
10 13126
Figure 6. PVS 405D Front Panel Features
a Status LED — This LED lights green when powered up, and amber when in power
save mode.
b Device Reset button — Pressing this inset button resets the switcher to default
settings. There are two reset modes. See “Resetting the Switcher” on page 10 for details.
c Front panel mini USB configuration port — Connect a computer to this mini
USB port (cable not supplied), for device configuration, control, and upgrading the firmware.
d
Input selection button — Pressing this toggles through and selects inputs 1‑5 and
the Aux input.
e f g Input selection LEDs (1-4, 5, Aux) — The applicable input LED lights green
when that input is selected and active.
Inputs 1 - 4 — Inputs 1 through 4 are HDMI with embbedded audio, or high
resolution RGB signals input via the PVT wallplates. The analog RGB signal is digitized at the wallplate.
Input 5 — Input 5 is a dedicated‑audio only input for an auxiliary, stereo, line‑level
analog audio signal from an output source such as an iPod device or an MP3 player.
NOTE: Input 5 is audio only. No video signals are supported on this input.
Aux Input — This input is mono analog audio only.
h Audio input level adjustment encoder — Use this encoder to adjust the input
levels through 43 positions per rotation in 1 dB steps (‑18 to +24 dB, default 0).
i Audio input level adjustment LEDs — These three LEDs indicate the active audio
level (peak, normal and signal). See ”Setting Up and Optimizing the Audio” on page 12 for details.
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j VoiceLift level adjustment encoder — This allows the user to adjust the level of the
Level set too high,
VoiceLift (microphone) input level through 43 positions per rotation in 1 dB steps. The VoiceLift Microphone Receiver input range is from ‑18 dB to +24 dB, default is ‑3 dB.
k VoiceLift level adjustment LEDs — These three LEDs indicate the active audio level
(peak, normal and signal).
l Page Sensor Sensitivity adjustment encoder — This allows the user to adjust the
paging sensor sensitivity level for the optional PPS 35 Priority Page Sensor or PPS 25, Priority Sensor Kit.
m Page Sensor indication LED — This LED lights yellow during Paging System
broadcasts.

Front panel operation

NOTE: See the “Front Panel Overview” on page 8 (figure 6) for the location of
input buttons, adjustment encoders, LEDs, and configuration port.
• To change inputs, toggle the input button, 1 through 4 (video and audio), or 5
(line‑level stereo audio only).
• To adjust audio input levels, rotate the Input adjustment encoder through 43 positions
in 1 dB steps (‑18 to +24 dB, default 0).
• To adjust VoiceLift microphone levels, rotate the MIC adjustment encoder through
43 positions in 1dB steps (‑18 to +24 dB, default ‑3 dB).
NOTES:
• Front panel LEDs indicate input and mic levels
(see image at right).
• On initial switcher power‑up
PEAK NORMAL
SIGNAL
the volume level is automatically adjusted to 80%
• To adjust paging sensitivity, rotate the Paging encoder clockwise to increase and
lower input gain. Level has been
properly adjusted.
Signal threshold; raise input gain.
counter‑clockwise to decrease sensitivity.

Configuration

The PVS 405D switcher can be controlled by a MediaLink Controller (MLC) or by an RS‑232 device acting through the MLC. Alternatively, the switcher can be set up and controlled via a host computer or other device (such as a control system) attached to the front panel USB connector, or to the rear panel RS‑232 remote port of the switcher.
The control device (host) can use either the Extron Simple Instruction Set (SIS) commands, the Global Configurator (GC) program for Windows, or the Product Configuration Software (PCS), available at www.extron.com.
Firmware updates can be made via the front panel USB port via Firmware Loader or PCS.
NOTE: See the “SIS Communication and Control” section, starting on page 16,
for a full list of the relevant SIS commands..
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 9

Resetting the Switcher

INPUTS
Press and hold b
Executive mode has been enabled or disabled.
The switcher can be reset to the factory defaults via the front panel, USB, or RS‑232.
The reset button on the front panel is a small recessed switch that allows the user to put the switcher into two different reset modes. The PVS 405D switcher reset modes are:
• Mode 1: If the Reset Button is held down while the switcher is being powered up, the
switcher reloads its base factory firmware instead of any newer code that was loaded after it shipped.
• Mode 2: If the user holds the reset button down for 10 seconds and the power LED
blinks once, the switcher will reset its settings back to factory default condition (Zxxx reset). Firmware will send out unsolicited response via RS‑232/USB

Executive Mode (Front Panel Security Lockout)

To prevent accidental or unauthorized changes to settings, the PVS switcher has a front panel security lockout (executive mode) that limits access to front panel controls.
When executive mode is active, all front panel functions are locked except the reset button. This mode can also be turned on or off via a Simple Instruction Set (SIS) command.
All the input LED indicators should light up for one second to indicate that executive mode has been enabled or disabled.
To turn executive mode on or off via the front panel:
1. Press and hold input selection button until all input LEDs blink (approx. 10 seconds).
2. Release the button. The LEDs extinguish except for the currently selected input. The
switcher has enabled or disabled the executive mode.
SELECT
1 2
AUDIO 3 4
5
AUX
utton for 10 seconds.
Aux input LEDs (including Aux) flash. The LEDs extinguish except for the currently selected input.
Figure 7. Setting the executive mode via the front panel
This mode can also be turned on or off through USB or RS‑232 control. For details on RS‑232 control, see the “SIS Communication and Control” section on
page 16.
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 10

Power Save Modes

The PVS 405D is an ENERGY STAR qualified device, and has five power modes. See table below for mode descriptions.
See the “SIS Communication and Control” section, page 24 for relevant commands.
Mode Type Activation Device and
System power
0 Normal None Fully powered. LED is
green.
1 Auto
Power Save
2 Forced
Auto Power Save
Timed after setup. If no audio signal (from switchable program inputs, Aux input, and VoiceLift input) is detected for 25 consecutive minutes, mode 2 is enabled.
Instant Amplifier off. Rest of
Amplifier and rest of system is powered until mode 2 is entered. LED is green in mode 1.
system is powered. LED is amber.
Wake-up trigger Setup
Command
N/A Default state,
SIS command reset
An active audio signal detected, or when an input is switched, or if the volume is adjusted. The audio timer is reset.
Can also be woken by SIS command (resets device to Mode 0).
If entered from mode 1, can be woken by an active audio signal, or when an input is switched, or if the volume is adjusted. Reverts to mode 1.
If set instantly by SIS command, can only be woken by SIS command, input selection, or volume adjustment. Reverts to the previously set mode (0 or1).
By SIS command or Configuration Software (PCS).
Either from mode 1 or set instantly by SIS command.
3 Forced
Standby Power Save
4 Forced
Network Standby Power Save
Instant Amplifier off. Wallplates
off. Rest of system is powered. LED is amber
On PVS 405D, only USB, RS‑232, network switch ports, reset, and input buttons are functional.
Instant Amplifier off. Wallplates
off. Rest of system is powered. LED is amber.
On PVS 405D, only USB, RS‑232, reset, and input buttons are functional.
NOTE: Front USB and rear remote RS‑232 ports are powered and active all the time
regardless of the current power save mode.
Pressing the front input toggle button, or switching the inputs from the attached MLC controller. Reverts to the previously set mode (0 or1).
Can also be woken by SIS command.
Pressing the front input toggle button, or switching the inputs from the attached MLC controller. Reverts to the previously set mode (0 or1).
Can also be woken by SIS command.
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SIS command only.
SIS command only.

Setting Up and Optimizing the Audio

The following steps ensure optimal sound is achieved by configuring the switcher. For each step, refer to the sections indicated for more information.

Steps for Optimizing the Audio

1. Ensure all the settings are at default. These are the settings the PVS has upon initial
power up. The default settings are as shown below.
• Volume is set at 80%.
• Bass and treble are set at 0.
NOTE: Output volume can be adjusted via USB, RS‑232, or configuration software.
2. Ensure that the PVT transmitters are connected to the PVS and that there is an audio
input source present at each of the transmitters. Refer to the transmitters’ user’s manual for installation/connection information.
3. Ensure a set of speakers are connected to the PVS 405D.
4. Adjust the input sensitivity for one input through the front panel or by configuration
software to a level just below where audio input is peaking. See the sections “Individual channel input sensitivity control” and “Front panel input sensitivity control”, later in this chapter, for details. Repeat for all five inputs.
NOTE: Adjusting input sensitivity for all inputs ensures that all inputs are at the
same level, and at the highest level possible before peaking occurs. Step 4 ensures that when the volume is at 100% the audio signal will not be distorted (clipped).
5. Fine tune the audio by making adjustments to the bass and treble until the desired
settings are reached. See “Bass, treble” later in this chapter.
6. The aux input is selectable for configuration only. To do this press and hold the Select
button for 3 seconds until the Aux LED lights. Then turn the Input encoder to the level desired. See Front panel input sensitivity adjustment section on page 13 for details. Aux input can be adjusted via SIS or PCS.
7. Press the Select button to exit the Aux configuration mode.
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 12

Gain Control

Level set too high,
Individual channel input sensitivity control
Individual channel input gain control adjustments are made by rotating the adjustment encoder for the selected input button. The adjustment range is ‑18 dB to +24 dB, with the default set at 0 dB.
NOTE: Adjusting input sensitivity for all inputs ensures that all inputs are at the same
level and at the highest level possible before clipping occurs.
Front panel input sensitivity adjustment
To make sure the right input sensitivity is attained, do the following:
For the active input (with the LED lit), rotate the level adjustment encoder until the Normal LED is lit and the Peak LED only lights occasionally.
NOTE: Having the audio level beyond the point at which the peak LED flashes results
in a distorted output signal (clipping).
INPUT
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUST
PEAK
VOICELIFT
NORMAL
SIGNAL
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
PAGING
SENSOR
SENSITIVITY
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
lower input gain.
Level has been properly adjusted.
Signal threshold; raise input gain.
Figure 8. Front panel Input audio Min/Max LED and adjustment encoders
Individual gain adjustment can also be made by configuration software or SIS commands (see “SIS Communication and Control” for details on SIS commands).
Repeat the steps for the other inputs as desired.
NOTE: The Peak/Normal/Signal LEDs function as the Aux Input level indicator only
when the switcher is in the “AUX Adjust” mode.
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 13

Bass and treble control

For optimum audio quality, the audio input levels and the bass and treble controls must all be set up properly. Input audio levels may need to be adjusted depending on the variation of the output levels from different source devices.
NOTE: By default these levels are set for the consumer product level of ‑10 dBV.
Bass and treble should be adjusted once the input and output levels have been adjusted. These are adjusted by configuration software or SIS commands only, with a range from ‑24 dB to +12 dB. By default the bass and treble have been set at 0 dB. See the
SIS Communication and Control” section for details on SIS commands.

VoiceLift level adjustment

To adjust VoiceLift microphone levels, rotate the MIC adjustment encoder through 43 positions (in 1 dB steps) from ‑18 dB to +24 dB, default is ‑3 dB.
While speaking into the microphone, increase the gain until the Normal LED is lit and the Peak LED only lights occasionally.
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUST
INPUT
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
VOICELIFT
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
PAGING
SENSOR
SENSITIVITY
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
Level set too high, lower input gain.
Level has been properly adjusted.
Signal threshold; raise input gain.
Figure 9. Front panel VoiceLift Mic Min/Max LED and adjustment encoder
The VoiceLift Microphone Receiver input signal is not affected by the volume adjustment and tone control via SIS or an MLC controller attached to the switcher. The VoiceLift audio channel is always active, and it is independent of the selectable audio inputs (1 ‑ 5).
The VoiceLift Receiver Microphone input audio can be heard throughout a presentation, whether or not another input is selected.
NOTE: If audio output is muted via the “1Z” SIS command, all audio will not be heard.
The VoiceLift Microphone input can be muted via a separate SIS command. See the “SIS
Communication and Control” section, for details.
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 14

Paging sensitivity adjustment

When the Priority Page Sensor, or the PPS 35 microphone interface, or the Priority Page Sensor kit is connected to the Priority sensor input on the rear panel, the HDMI output audio, amplified and line out audio outputs are muted during a system announcement. The yellow LED indicator lights up as an announcement or page is made over the facility PA system.
The Priority Page Sensor kit works with 25V/70V and 4/8 ohms paging systems. The PPS 35 works with any public address system speakers.
To adjust Paging sensitivity, rotate the Paging Sensor adjustment encoder clockwise to increase sensitivity and counter‑clockwise to decrease sensitivity.
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUST
INPUT
Figure 10. Front panel Paging Sensor Min/Max LED and adjustment encoder
Paging sensor delay (1‑8, in 1 second steps, 0 = disabled) can be set via SIS or configuration software. The default = 3 (enabled).
NOTE: The Paging Sensor port must be enabled in order to operate fully.
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
VOICELIFT
PEAK
NORMAL
SIGNAL
PAGING
SENSOR
SENSITIVITY
The paging sensor hold time can be set via SIS or configuration software to ensure the amplified and line out audio outputs stay muted for a specific duration after an announcement or page is finished. This is to prevent the audio to be un‑muted if the person pauses or stops talking while making the announcement or page.
PVS 405D Switcher • Operation 15

SIS Communication and Control

The PVS 405D can be configured and controlled via a host computer or other device (such as a control system) attached to the rear panel RS‑232 connector or a LAN port or the front panel USB port (recommended). Control is made using the Extron Simple Instruction Set (SIS) of commands, or the Product Configuration Software (PCS) program.
Commands can be entered using a Telnet application such as the Extron DataViewer, available at www.extron.com. See the DataViewer Help file for use.
This section describes SIS communication and control. Topics that are covered include:
• Host to Switcher Communications
• Commands and Responses
The switcher uses a protocol of 9600 baud, 1 stop bit, no parity, and no flow control and the rear panel RS‑232 captive screw connector has the pin assignments as shown at right.

Host to Switcher Communications

SIS commands consist of one or more characters per field. No special characters are required to begin or end a command sequence. When the PVS 405D determines that a command is valid, it executes the command and sends a response to the host device. All responses from the switcher to the host end with a carriage return and a line feed (CR/LF = ]), indicating the end of the response character string (one or more characters).
REMOTE
RS-232
Tx Rx G

Switcher-initiated Messages

When a local event such as a front panel selection or adjustment takes place, the PVS 405D responds by sending a message to the host. No response is required from the host. Example switcher‑initiated messages are listed here.
• ] © Copyright 2014, Extron Electronics, PVS 405D, Vx.xx, 60‑1235‑01]
• Chn X! ] (where X! is the input number when an input switches).

Copyright Information

] © Copyright 2014, Extron Electronics, PVS 405D, Vx.xx, 60‑1235‑01]
The copyright message is displayed upon connecting to an PVS product via RS‑232. Vx.xx is the firmware version number. The current date and time are displayed.
PVS 405D • SIS Communication and Control 16

Error Responses

When the PVS 405D receives a valid command, it executes the command and sends a response to the host device. If the unit is unable to execute the command because the command contains invalid parameters, it returns an error response to the host.
Error Numbers
E01 — Invalid input channel E14 — Not valid for this configuration
E10 — Invalid command E22 — Busy
E12 — Invalid port number E25 — Device not present
E13 — Invalid parameter

Error Response References

14
= Commands that give an E14 (invalid command for this configuration) error if sent
to a product whose current configuration does not support the command
25
= Device not present (for example PVT wallplate not connected)

Commands and Responses

Using the Command and Response Tables

The SIS Command and Response tables from page 22 onwards lists the commands the PVS 405D recognizes as valid. The tables show the responses that are returned to the host with a description of the command function or command execution results.
NOTE: Upper and lower case text can be used interchangeably.
ASCII to HEX Conversion Table
Space
•
Figure 13. ASCII to Hexadecimal Character Conversion Table
PVS 405D • SIS Communication and Control 17

Symbol Definitions

• = Space
] = Carriage return with line feed
¦ or} = Carriage return with no line feed
X! = Video and audio input selection, 1‑5
X@ = Audio input selection, 1‑5, 7 (VoiceLift), 8 (Aux in)
X# = PVT wallplate type:
0 = No PVT wallplate detected 1 = PVT SW HDMI D wallplate is detected 2 = PVT SW HDMI RGB D wallplate is detected
X$ = Audio input
1 = Active Program (post switch) 7 = VoiceLift 8 = Aux
X1) = Audio Status: Signal detection threshold: 0 = Off (signal level is too low to detect) 1 = On (a signal of at least ‑60dBFS is present)
Normal range: 0 = Off (input level too low) 1 = On (input is in the right range of at least ‑30dBFS is present)
Peak level: 0 = Off (audio input has been set up properly) 1 = On (the level or gain is too high, audio clips/ distorts with ‑6dBFS and above is detected. Adjust the input level so only the Normal LED is blinking. The Peak LED should not turn on)
X1! = Video input selection, 1‑4 only
X1@ = Video signal status:
0 = Video/TMDS signal not detected 1 = Video/TMDS signal detected 2 = Unknown
X1# = Audio format:
0 = Analog 1 = Digital
X1$ = Audio mute to DSP:
0 = Audio unmuted 1 = Audio muted
X1% = HDCP source status:
0 = Source detected but not HDCP compliant 1 = Source detected and is HDCP compliant 2 = No source detected 3 = Unknown
X1^ = HDCP sink status:
0 = Source detected and is encrypted, sink is connected but not HDCP compliant 1 = Source detected and is encrypted, sink is connected and is HDCP compliant 2 = No sink detected 3 = Source is not encrypted or detected, sink is connected but HDCP status is unknown
X1& = HDMI input HDCP Authorization status: 0 = Block HDCP encryption 1 = Allow HDCP encryption (default)
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X1* = EDID (DDC) values: (1‑61), see table below
X1*
SIS
Resolution Refresh
800x600 60 PC VGA N/A 1 800x600 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 33
1024x768 60 PC VGA N/A 2* 1024x768 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 34
1280x720 60 PC VGA N/A 3 1280x768 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 35
1280x768 60 PC VGA N/A 4 1280x800 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 36
1280x800 60 PC VGA N/A 5 1280x1024 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 37
1280x1024 60 PC VGA N/A 6 1360x768 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 38
1360x768 60 PC VGA N/A 7 1360x768 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 39
1366x768 60 PC VGA N/A 8 1400x1050 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 40
1400x1050 60 PC VGA N/A 9 1440x900 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 41
1440x900 60 PC VGA N/A 10 1600x900 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 42
1600x900 60 PC VGA N/A 11 1600x1200 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 43
1600x1200 60 PC VGA N/A 12 1680x1050 60 PC HDMI 2-ch 44
1680x1050 6+0 PC VGA N/A 13 1920x1200 60 PC HDMI 2-Ch 45
1920x1080 60 PC VGA N/A 14 2048x1080 60 PC HDMI 2-Ch 46
1920x1200 60 PC VGA N/A 15 480 60 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 47
2048x1080 60 PC VGA N/A 16 576p 50 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 48
800x600 60 PC DVI N/A 17 720p 50 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 49
1024x768 60 PC DVI N/A 18 60 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 50**
1280x720 60 PC DVI N/A 19 1080i 50 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 51
1280x768 60 PC DVI N/A 20 60 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 52
1280x800 60 PC DVI
1280x1024 60 PC DVI N/A 22 50 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 54
1360x768 60 PC DVI N/A 23 60/24 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 55
1366x768 60 PC DVI N/A 24 60 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 56
1400x1050 60 PC DVI N/A 25 Output 1 (Automatic mode 57
1440x900 60 PC DVI N/A 26 User loaded Slot 1 58
1600x900 60 PC DVI N/A 27 User loaded Slot 2 59
1600x1200 60 PC DVI N/A 28 User loaded Slot 3 60
1680x1050 60 PC DVI N/A 29 User loaded Slot 4 61
1920x1080 60 PC DVI N/A 30
1920x1200 60 PC DVI N/A 31
2048x1080 60 PC DVI N/A 32
variables for EDID resolution/refresh rate combination (where
(Hz)
Rate
Type
Video
Format
Audio
X1*
Format
N/A 21 1080p 50/25 HDTV HDMI 2-Ch 53
Resolution Refresh
(Hz)
** Default digital output resolution
X1* = 1 through 61)
Rate Type
Video
Format
Audio
Format
X1*
* Default analog output resolution
X1( = HDCP Input selection: inputs 1‑4 only
X2) = EDID in HEX format: 128 or 256 Byte EDID raw HEX (text form)
X2! = Native resolution and refresh rate from selected EDID
X2@ = Total pixels — ±255 of the default value (depends on input rate)
X2& = Pass‑through mode:
0 = Not in pass‑through mode (default) 1 = In pass‑through mode
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X2* = Power save mode/state: 0 = auto power save and standby power mode off (power save off) (default) 1 = set auto power save timer running, but not triggered 2 = force auto power save on 3 = force standby power save on 4 = force network standby power save on (turn off network switch)
X2( = Temperature in °C. The response is 3 digits with leading zeros
X3) = Relay status (VLR 102 response)
0 = Off 1 = On
X3! = Contact closure input state (VLR 102 response) 0 = Open 1 = Closed
X3@ = On/off status: 0 = off/disable; 1 = on/enable
X3# = Audio output volume: 000 to 100, default 80
X3$ = Version number (listed to two decimal places, e.g. x.xx).
X3% = Input audio gain and attenuation: ‑18 to +24 dB V, in 1 dB steps.
X3^ = PVT SW HDMI RGB D inputs 2 and 4 only
2 = input 2 4 = input 4
= Pixel phase ‑ 0‑63 (32 = default)
X3&
X3* = Horizontal start ‑ 0‑255 (128 = default)
X3( = Vertical start ‑ 0‑255 (128 = default)
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SIS command definitions
X10) = Default name: combination of model name and last 3 hex pairs of MAC address (for example PVS‑405D‑06‑DE‑2E).
X10$ = Hardware (MAC) address: (00‑05‑A6‑xx‑xx‑xx)
X11) = Verbose/Response mode, (default = 0 for telnet connections, 1 for RS‑232 and USB host
control). 0 = Clear/none; 1 = Verbose mode 2 = Tagged responses for queries 3 = Verbose mode and tagged responses for queries.
NOTE: If tagged responses is enabled, all read commands will return the constant string +
the data, like setting the value does. For example command: E CN } response: Ipn • X10^]
X11@ = Baud rate: 0 = 9600 (Default) 1 = 19200 2 = 38400 3 = 115200
X11*
= Unit name is a text string up to 24 characters drawn from the alphabet (A‑Z), digits (0‑9), minus sign/hyphen (‑). No blank or space characters are permitted as part of a name. No distinction is made between upper and lower case. The first character must be an alpha character. The last character must not be a minus sign/hyphen.
X12) = Firmware Query (‘Q’ commands) *Q = Firmware and build number [<X.YY.ZZZZ> ] 0Q = Verbose version information [<2Q> ‑ <3Q> ‑ < 4Q>] sum of responses from 2Q‑3Q‑4Q. 1Q = Firmware version [<currently running code (X.YY)>] 2Q = Final stage bootloader (Uboot) version [<X.YY>] 3Q = Factory base code version [<factory base code (X.YY)>*] 4Q = Updated firmware version [<updated code version (X.YY)>*]
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SIS Command and Response Table

Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
Input selection
Select a Video and audio input
View current input
X!!
!
Verbose response
Chn X!]
X!]
ChnX!]
Select video and audio from input X!.
View current selected input X!.
Video mute (output)
Mute video
Unmute video (default state)
View mute status
1B Vmt1]
0B Vmt0]
B
Verbose response
X3@]
VmtX3@]
Mutes video and displays black video on the output.
Un mute video output (default).
View the mute status (0 = disabled, 1 = enabled ‑ mute to black).
Audio mute (output)
NOTES:
• Mutes the embedded audio on the HDMI, line out and amplifier outputs. .
• If audio mute is on and input is switched or volume is changed, the switcher unmutes automatically and firmware
sends out the unsolicited unmute response.
Mute on
Mute off
View status
1Z Amt1]
0Z Amt0]
Z
Verbose response
X3@]
AmtX3@]
Mute selected input.
Un‑mute selected input (default).
View mute status (0 = mute off, 1 = mute on).
Input mute control
NOTE: If active program mute is on and input is switched or the volume is changed, the switcher is unmuted
automatically and an unsolicited unmute response is sent out by the firmware.
Set input audio mute
View audio input mute status
EX$*X3@IMUT} ImutX$*X3@]
EX$IMUT}
Verbose response
X3@]
IMUTX$*X3@]
Set the mute X3@ for audio input X$.
View mute status X3@ for audio input.
NOTE: X! = Input number: 1 through 5
X$ = Audio Input: 1 = Active program (post switch), 7 = VoiceLift, 8 = Aux X3@ = On/Off: 0 = off/disable, 1 = on/enable (mute to black)
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Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
Input audio gain and attenuation
NOTE: The VoiceLift and Aux input audio are independent and not affected by the output volume.
Set specific input gain/attenuation
Increment specific input gain
Decrement specific input gain
View specific input gain
View current input gain
X@*X3%G InX@•AudX3%]
X@+G InX@•AudX3%]
X@-G InX@•AudX3%]
X@G
Verbose response
G
Verbose response
Output volume
Set specific volume
Increment
Decrement
View volume
X3#V VolX3#]
+V VolX3#]
-V VolX3#]
V
Verbose response
Front panel security lockout (Executive Mode)
Enable Executive
Disable Executive mode
View Executive mode status
1X Exe1]
0X Exe0]
X
Verbose response
Pass-through mode (dedicated VoiceLift port)
Configure pass‑ through mode
Terminate pass‑ through mode
View pass‑through mode
E1CD} Cpn1]
E0CD} Cpn0]
ECD}
X3%]
InX@•AudX3%]
X3%]
InX@•AudX3%]
X3#]
VolX3#]
X3@]
ExeX3@]
X2&]
Set gain/attenuation on specified input
X@ to X3% dB.
Increment specific input X@ audio level (up).
Decrement sepcific input X@ audio level (down).
View specific input X@ audio level.
View current input audio level.
Set volume to X3#.
Increase volume.
Decrease volume.
View current volume setting.
Lock entire front panel.
Unlock front panel controls. All front panel adjustments can be made (default).
View the current status: 0 = off [default], 1 = on
Set VoiceLift port to pass‑through mode.
Stop pass‑through mode (default).
View pass‑through mode
Verbose response
CpnX2&]
NOTE: X@ = Audio input number: 1 through 5, 7 (VoiceLift), 8 (Aux)
X2& = Pass‑through mode: 0 = Not in pass‑through mode (default) 1 = In pass‑through mode
X3@ = On/Off: 0 = off/disable, 1 = on/enable X3# = Audio output volume: 000 to 100 (‑100dB to 0dB, in 1 dB steps), default 80 X3% = Input audio gain and attenuation: ‑18 to +24 dB V, in 1 dB steps
Inputs 1‑5 and 8; default is 0 dB Input 7 (VoiceLift); default is ‑3 dB
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Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Power save mode
Power save off
Enable Auto power save on
Force auto power save on
Force standby power save on
Force network standby power save on
View setting
E0PSAV} PsavX2*]
E1PSAV} PsavX2*]
E2PSAV} PsavX2*]
E3PSAV} PsavX2*]
E4PSAV} PsavX2*]
EPSAV}
Response
(switcher to host)
X2*]
Additional Description
Turns off power save mode and sets timer to zero (default).
Timer start count but is not triggered. Switcher goes into auto power save mode when there is no active AV signal for 25 minutes.
Turns on auto power save mode.
Turns on standby power mode.
Turns on standby power mode (network switch off).
View power save status.
Verbose response
Device Information Requests
View internal temperature (ºC)
View fan status
View switchable Signal, Normal, and Peak status
View VL receiver Mic input Signal, Normal, and Peak status
20S
Verbose response
21S
Verbose response
1S SigX1)•NormX1)•
Verbose response
4S SigX1)•NormX1)
Verbose response
NOTE: X1) = On/off status: 0 = off/disable; 1 = on/enable
X2* = Power save mode/state: 0 = auto power save and standby power mode off (power save off) (default) 1 = set auto power save timer running, but not triggered 2 = Force auto power save on 3 = Force standby power save on 4 = Force network standby power save on (turn off network switch)
X2( = Temperature in °C. The response is 3 digits with leading zeros X3@ = On/off status: 0 = off/disable; 1 = on/enable
PsavX2*]
X2(]
Sts20*X2(]
X3@]
Sts21*X3@]
ClpX1)]
Sts01*SigX1)•NormX1)• ClpX1)]
•ClpX1)]
Sts04*SigX1)•NormX1)• ClpX1)]
View internal temperature in degrees C.
View status of internal fan.
View switchable audio Signal, Normal, and Peak status.
View VoiceLIft receiver Mic input Signal, Normal, and Peak status.
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Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
View Aux input Signal, Normal, and Peak status
5S SigX1)•NormX1)
Verbose response
Response
(switcher to host)
•ClpX1)]
Sts05*SigX1)•NormX1)•
Additional Description
View Aux input audio Signal, Normal, and Peak status.
ClpX1)]
View video signal presence
ELS} SigX1@•X1@•X1@•X1@]
Verbose response
SigX1@•X1@•X1@•X1@]
View which input video signals are present for selected wallplate.
NOTE: Command is for selected PVT wallplate only. The non‑selected PVT wallplate may be in sleep mode until it is
switched to.
View detected audio format
View VoiceLift status
View PVT wallplate type
View audio mute to DSP
View paging sensor status
E40STAT}
Verbose response
34I RlyX3)•SioX3!]
35I PVTplateX#•X#]
40S
Verbose response
42S
Verbose response
NOTE: X! = Input number: 1 through 5
X# = PVT wallplate type: 0 = No PVT wallplate detected 1 = PVT SW HDMI D wallplate is detected
2 = PVT SW HDMI RGB D wallplate is detected
X1) = On/off status: 0 = off/disable; 1 = on/enable X1! = Video input selection, 1‑4 only X1@ = Video signal status:
0 = Video/TMDS signal not detected 1 = Video/TMDS signal detected 2 = Unknown X1# = Audio format: 0 = Analog 1 = Digital X1$ = Audio mute to DSP: 0 = Audio unmuted 1 = Audio muted X3) = Relay status (VLR 102 response) 0 = Off 1 = On X3! = Contact closure input state (VLR 102 response) 0 = Open 1 = Closed
X3@ = On/off status: 0 = off/disable; 1 = on/enable
X1#]
40Stat•X1!*X1)]
X1$]
Sts40*X1$]
X3@]
Sts42*X3@]
View detected audio input format for curently selected input X!.
View information on VoiceLift status.
Identify wallplate type; PVT (plate 1)• (plate 2).
Unmutes when 2‑Chn PCM is available only. Mutes when other formats are available.
View the priority paging sensor status.
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Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
EDID Minder
NOTES:
• The switcher and PVT wallplate have two default EDIDs: 720p @ 60 Hz (digital), and 1024x768 @ 60 Hz (analog).
• The default EDID of 720p @ 60Hz, 2‑CH is always present at inputs 1‑4 when no PVT wall plates are detected.
• The firmware automatically uses default EDID of 1024x768 @ 60Hz for inputs 2 and 4 when a PVT SW HDMI RGB
D wall plate is detected
• See the EDID table on page 19 for X1* SIS symbol definitions.
Assign EDID to inputs
View assigned EDID data
EAX1!*X1*EDID} EdidAX1!*X1*]
EAX1!EDID} EdidAX1!*X1*]
EdidAX1!*X1*]
Capture display EDID to custom (user) slot (1‑4)
View/read EDID in HEX format
View/read EDID native resolution
ESX1*EDID} EdidSX1*]
ERX1!EDID}
ENX1!EDID}
X2)]
X2!]
HDCP status
View input HDCP
View output HDCP
View all HDMI input HDCP
EIX1(HDCP} HdcpIX1(*X1%]
EOHDCP} HdcpOX1^]
EIHDCP} Hdcp•X1%•X1%•X1%•X1%]
HDCP input authorization (valid for HDMI inputs only)
HDCP Authorized device on
HDCP Authorized device off
Query HDCP Authorized Device status
EEX1(*1HDCP} HdcpEX1(*1]
EEX1(*0HDCP} HdcpEX1(*0]
EEX1(HDCP}
Verbose response
X1&]
HdcpEX1(
Assign EDID resolution and refresh rate
X1* for input X1!.
View assigned EDID resolution and refresh rate X1* for input X1!.
Verbose mode response
Capture display EDID to X1*.
View assigned EDID resolution and refresh rate X2) in HEX format.
View assigned EDID native resolution
X2!.
Query the input HDCP status X1% of the current input X1(.
Query the HDCP status X1^ of the HDMI output.
Query the HDCP status X1% of all the HDMI inputs (selected PVT wallplates).
Turn HDCP Authorized on for input X1( (default). Enables encryption support.
Turn HDCP Authorized device off for input X1(. Disables encryption support.
Query HDCP Authorized device status for input X1(.
*X1&]
NOTE: X1! = Input selection: 1 to 4
X1% = HDCP source status: 0 = Source detected but not HDCP compliant, 1 = Source detected and is HDCP compliant, 2 = No source detected, 3 = Unknown X1^ = HDCP sink status: 0 = Source detected and is encrypted, sink is connected but not HDCP compliant, 1 = Source detected and is encrypted, sink is connected and is HDCP compliant, 2 = No sink detected, 3 = Source is not encrypted or detected, sink is connected but HDCP status is unknown X1& = HDMI input HDCP Authorization status: 0 = Block HDCP encryption, 1 = Allow HDCP encryption (default)
X1* = EDID values. See the table on page 19 for values. X1( = HDCP input selection; inputs 1‑4 only. X2) = EDID in HEX format: 128 or 256 Byte EDID raw HEX (text form) X2! = Native resolution and refresh rate from selected EDID.
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Command ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Special functions
Set lineout mode
Set lineout to variable
Set lineout to fixed
View lineout mode
55*1# LineOut*X]
55*2# LineOut*X]
55# LineOut*X]
Set audio output mode
Set audio output mode to dual mono
Set audio output to fixed
View audio output mode
18*1# PreAmpMod*X]
18*2# PreAmpMod*X]
18# PreAmpMod*X]
Paging sensor hold time
Set paging sensor hold time
View paging sensor hold time
75*x# PageDly*X]
75# PageDly*X]
Paging sensor sensitivity
Set paging sensor sensitivity
View paging sensor sensitivity
83*x# PageSen*X]
83# PageSen*X]
Picture adjustment (PVT SW HDMI RGB D inputs 2 and 4 only)
Set pixel phase value
Increment pixel phase value
Decrement pixel phase value
View pixel phase value
Set total pixel value
Increment total pixel value
Decrement total pixel value
View total pixel value
Set horizontal start value
Increment horizontal start value
EX3^*X3&PHAS} PhasX3^*X3&]
EX3^+PHAS} PhasX3^*X3&]
EX3^-PHAS} PhasX3^*X3&]
EX3^PHAS}
Verbose response
X3&]
PhasX3^*X3&]
EX3^*X2@TPIX} TpixX3^*X2@]
EX3^+TPIX} TpixX3^*X2@]
EX3^-TPIX} TpixX3^*X2@]
EX3^TPIX}
Verbose response
X2@]
TpixX3^*X2@]
EX3^*X3*HSRT} HsrtX3^*X3*]
EX3^+HSRT} HsrtX3^*X3*]
Additional Description
Set lineout port mode to variable (X=1, default).
Set lineout port mode to fixed (X=2).
View lineout port mode (X= 1 or 2).
Set audio output mode to dual mono (X=1, default).
Set audio output mode to stereo (X=2).
View audio output mode (X= 1 or 2).
Set paging hold time (x = 0 to 8 seconds) in 1 second steps: default = 3 (enable), 0 = 0 seconds (disabled), 1 =
1.0 second, 2 = 2.0 seconds...8 = 8.0 seconds.
View paging hold time (where x = 0 to 8)
Set paging sensitivity (where x = 0 ‑ 100, 50 = default).
View paging sensitivity (where x = 0 to
100)
Set pixel phase X3& for X3^.
Increase pixel phase to X3& for X3^.
Decrease pixel phase to X3& for X3^.
View pixel phase X3& for X3^.
Set total pixel X2@ for X3^.
Increase total pixel to X2@ for X3^.
Decrease total pixel to X2@ for X3^.
View total pixel X2@ for X3^.
Set horizontal start at X3* for X3^.
Increase horizontal start to X3* for X3^.
NOTE: X2@ = Total pixels — ±255 of the default value (depends on input rate)
X3^ = PVT SW HDMI RGB D inputs 2 and 4 only 2 = input 2 4 = input 4
X3& = Pixel phase ‑ 0‑63 (32 = default) X3* = Horizontal start ‑ 0‑255 (128 = default)
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Command ASCII (Telnet)
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
Decrement horizontal start value
View horizontal start value
Set vertical start value
Increment vertical start value
Decrement vertical start value
View vertical start value
EX3^-HSRT} HsrtX3^*X3*]
EX3^HSRT}
Verbose response
EX3^*X3(VSRT} VsrtX3^*X3(]
EX3^+VSRT} VsrtX3^*X3(]
EX3^-VSRT} VsrtX3^*X3(]
EX3^VSRT}
Verbose response
Bi-directional serial data port
NOTE: This command sets baud rate only.
Configure parameters
View parameters
EX11@CP} CcpX11@]
ECP} X11@]
Verbose response
Firmware version requests
Query firmware version
Query full firmware version
Query verbose version information
Example:
Query bootstrap version
Example:
Query factory firmware version
Example:
Q or 1Q
*Q
0Q
1Q Ver01*1.00
2Q
2Q Ver02*1.00
3Q
3Q Ver03*1.00
X3*]
HsrtX3^*X3*]
X3(]
VsrtX3^*X3*]
CcpX11@]
x.xx
]
x.xx.xxxx
All responses from 2Q-3Q-4Q
]
X12)]
X12)]
]
Decrease horizontal start to X3* for X3^.
View horizontal start X3* for X3^.
Set vertical start at X3( for X3^.
Increase vertical start to X3( for X3^.
Decrease vertical start to X3( for X3^.
View vertical start X3( for X3^.
Set rear serial port baud rate
Gives the number of the currently running version of the firmware.
Gives the number and build of the currently running version of the firmware.
Show bootstrap, factory‑installed, and updated firmware versions. (See below.)
The bootstrap firmware is not user‑ replaceable. This information may be needed for troubleshooting.
Factory‑installed firmware is not user replaceable.
This firmware is the version the processor reverts to after a mode 1 reset
In this example, the factory firmware version is 1.00 for PVS 405D,.
NOTE: X3^ = PVT SW HDMI RGB D inputs 2 and 4 only
2 = input 2 4 = input 4
X3* = Horizontal start ‑ 0‑255 (128 = default) X3( = Vertical start ‑ 0‑255 (128 = default) X11@ = Baud Rate:
0 = 9600 (Default) 1 = 19200 2 = 38400 3 = 115200 X12) = Firmware Query (‘Q’ commands) *Q = Firmware and build number [<X.YY.ZZZZ> ] 0Q = Verbose version information [<2Q> ‑ <3Q> ‑ < 4Q>] sum of responses from 2Q‑3Q‑4Q. 1Q = Firmware version [<currently running code (X.YY)>] 2Q = Final stage bootloader (Uboot) version [<X.YY>] 3Q = Factory base code version [<factory base code (X.YY)>*] 4Q = Updated firmware version [<updated code version (X.YY)>*]
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Command ASCII (Telnet)
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
Query updated firmware
version
Example:
Information requests
Request switcher part number
Request AV input number
Request model name
Request model description
Read hardware address (MAC)
Set verbose mode
Read verbose mode
24
4Q
4Q Ver04*1.00
N
Verbose response
I
1I PVS 405D
Verbose response
2I PoleVault Digital
Verbose response
X12)]
60-1235-01
Pno60-1235-01]
Vid
X!•AudX!]
Inf01*PVS 405D
Switcher
Inf02*PoleVault Digital Switcher
]
]
]
Use this command to find out which version of firmware has been uploaded into the processor post‑factory.
In this example, firmware version is 1.00.
Show switcher part number.
Show current active video and audio inputs.
Show device name
Show device description
ECH} X10$] X10$ = hardware media access control
(MAC) address (xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx).
Verbose response
EX11)CV} VrbX11)]
Iph•xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-
]
xx
Set verbose mode.
ECV} X11)]
Verbose response
Set unit name
Set unit name to factory default
View unit name
EX11*CN} Ipn•X11*] Set the unit name. (X11* up to 24
E•CN} Ipn•X10)]
ECN} X11*] View the current unit name (X11*).
Reset (Zap) command
Reset all device settings to factory
E ZXXX} Zpx] E ZXXX command resets all video and
NOTE: X! = Video and audio input selection, 1‑5
X10) = Default name: combination of model name and last 3 hex pairs of MAC address (for example PVS‑405D‑06‑DE‑2E). X10$ = Hardware (MAC) address: (00‑05‑A6‑xx‑xx‑xx) X11) = Verbose/Response mode, (default = 0 for telnet connections, 1 for RS‑232 and USB host control). 0 = Clear/none,
1= Verbose mode, 2 = Tagged responses for queries, 3 = Verbose mode and tagged responses for queries. X11* = Unit name is a text string up to 24 characters drawn from the alphabet (A‑Z), digits (0‑9), minus sign/hyphen (‑). No blank or space characters are permitted as part of a name. No distinction is made between upper and lower case. The first character must be an alpha character. The last character must not be a minus sign/hyphen. X12) = Firmware Query (‘Q’ commands) *Q = Firmware and build number [<X.YY.ZZZZ> ] 0Q = Verbose version information [<2Q> ‑ <3Q> ‑ < 4Q>] sum of responses from 2Q‑3Q‑4Q. 1Q = Firmware version [<currently running code (X.YY)>] 2Q = Final stage bootloader (Uboot) version [<X.YY>] 3Q = Factory base code version [<factory base code (X.YY)>*] 4Q = Updated firmware version [<updated code version (X.YY)>*]
Vrb
X11)]
alphanumeric characters). Special characters (spaces or blanks) not allowed.
Set the unit name back to default. Default name X10) is a combination of model
name and last 3 hex pairs of MAC address (for example PVS‑405D‑06‑DE‑2E).
audio settings
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Using the Extron Product Configuration Software
The Extron PVS 405D Product Configuration Software (PCS) offers another way to control the PVS 405D via USB or rear panel RS‑232 connection, in addition to using the SIS commands.
This section describes installation, communication, and control. The topics include:
• Installing the Software
• Starting the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software
• Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software — Menus
• Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software — Pages
The graphical interface includes the same functions as those on the device front panel with additional features that are only available through the software.
The Configuration Software is compatible with Windows XP and Windows 7, and Windows 8. The software program is included on the Extron software DVD. Updates can be downloaded from the Extron web site (www.extron.com).

Installing the Software

The PCS software can be downloaded from the Extron web site and installed onto the hard drive of a connected PC.

Installation from the Website

1. On the Extron web site (www.extron.com), select the Download tab. The Download
Center screen appears.
2. On the Download Center screen, select PCS within Software menu from the left
side‑bar.
3. Click Download Now.
4. Follow the on‑screen instructions to download the program to your PC.
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Starting the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software

NOTE: The following pages cover PCS version 1.x installations only. If you have
installed PCS version 2.x, open the embedded PCS Help file and follow the instructions to access and configure your switcher.
1. Locate and click C:\Program Files(x86)\Extron\Extron PCS\
EAF.exe. This opens the PCS program.
Alternatively, if an icon was installed on the desktop, PCS can be started by double-clicking on the icon.
The PCS startup window appears.
Figure 14. PCS Startup Window
2. Select the desired device either: a. from the Start New Device file tab, then the Device Selection list, using the Device
Filters (Device Types, Signal Type, and Audio Signal drop-down menus) to narrow down the list, or
b. In the Device Name field, enter the name of the device, or
c. Click on Connect to Online Devices, Start New Device File.
See the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software Help file for full details.
3. Click Open Device, Connect, or Select Device as required. A new tab
opens from which you can configure the device.
NOTES:
• Using Start New Device File opens the
program in emulation mode (shown with gray button on tab).
• Using Connect to Online Devices opens the program in live mode
(shown with green button on tab).
• Click on the blue icon in the top right corner of the window
to open the embedded PCS Help file.
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Figure 15. New Device Page in Emulate/Offline Mode

Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software — Menus

NOTE: For detailed software navigation open the PVS 405D Product Configuration
Software Help file.
There are two main menus shown at the top of the window. These are Connections and Tools.

Connections Menu

This menu has five options: Connect, Disconnect, Save Device, Load Different Config File to this Device, and Exit Application.
Connect
This allows the user to connect to the device that is already set up in emulation mode on the configuration page. The page goes from emulation mode to live mode and shows the connected devices’ current configuration settings. The tab indicator changes from gray (not connected) to green (connected).
NOTE: If a device is already connected, the Connect option is disabled until the
device is disconnected or the connection times out.
Disconnect
This allows the user to disconnect from the connected device and return to emulation mode.
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Save Device
All audio, video, input configuration settings, HDCP settings, EDID Minder settings and audio settings from a PVS 405D can be exported to a PC using the Windows Control Program. This exported device file (*.eaf) can be saved as a backup, or be used to “clone” settings from one PVS 405D to others.
To Save a Configuration:
1. Select Save Device from the “Connections” drop‑down menu.
2. Select a location on the PC to save the configuration, and provide a folder name.
3. Click Save, and allow the process to complete.
Load Different Config File to this Device
When loading a different configuration file to the PVS 405D, all the audio, video, and communication settings saved in a previous configuration are uploaded to the currently connected device.
1. Select Load Different Config File to this Device from the
“Connections” drop‑down menu.
2. Navigate to the desired previously saved configuration file (*. eaf file) on the PC.
3. Select Next, and allow the process to complete. The PVS 405D will automatically re‑
boot and apply the restored settings.
Exit Application
Select this to close the software program.

Tools Menu

This menu has one option: Update Firmware.
NOTE: Although visible, Backup and Restore is
grayed out and not available for the PVS 405D.
Update Firmware
This allows the user to upload the latest firmware to the device.
NOTE: The latest device‑specific firmware is available at www.extron.com to
download to a PC connected to the device.
To update the firmware:
1. From the Tools menu, select Update Firmware.
NOTE: Firmware can only be updated via the front panel USB connection...
If you are already connected to the device an Update Firmware dialog box opens, requesting disconnection.
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If you are not connected to the device, the Update Firmware submenu is not available.
2. Click OK. A separate window opens and the details of the device and current installed
firmware is acquired.
3. Browse to and select the downloaded firmware file. Valid firmware files have an S19
file extension.
4. Click Open. This returns you to the Update Firmware dialog box.
5. Click Update. The progress bar shows the progress of the firmware upload to the
device. After uploading is completed, the device restarts. Reconnection to the device must be made to enable live configuration.
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Using the PVS 405D Product Configuration Software — Pages

There are two main pages for configuring the PVS 405D: the Configuration page and the Hardware page.

Configuration Pages

NOTE: From the Hardware page, click on the Configuration tab .
The Configuration pages options are:
• Input Configuration • EDID Minder • Audio Configuration
Figure 16. Global Navigation Bar for the Configuration Page
The browser screen is set out as two sections. These are AV Controls on the left, and the options page on the right.
AV Controls Panel
NOTE: This panel section can be hidden or revealed by
clicking on the section handle (see image at right).
The AV Controls panel is used to control AV settings such as input selection or muting video and audio signals.
Figure 17. AV Controls Panel
AV input buttons (inputs 1-5)
Click on these to select an input as desired. As a new one is selected, the summary within the panel changes to reflect the new input and output status. Input 5 is audio only and
carries no video signal.
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Video and audio mute buttons
Select Video Mute to mute only the video signal. The button turns red when mute is applied.
Select Audio Mute to mute only the audio. The button turns red.
To unmute any signal, click on the appropriate button. The button reverts to the default color, indicating the signal has been unmuted.

Input Configuration Page

Click on this button to open to this page.
Input Configuration panel
The Input Configuration panel consists of fields for each of the inputs. These include; input number video format, HDCP Status,HDCP Authorized, and EDID assignment. Only Video Format and HDCP Authorized are configurable.
Figure 18. Input Configuration Panel
Video Format
For inputs 2 and 4, HDMI or RGB are the available signal type.
For input 1 and 3, HDMI is the only available signal type.
HDCP Status
This shows the HDCP signal status for the digital inputs (1‑4) only.
HDCP Authorized
Select the HDCP Authorized check box for inputs 1‑4 in order to have the input report as an HDCP Authorized device. If the box is not checked the source will be blocked from encrypting its output. This may result in some content not being passed to the output.
NOTE: The HDCP Authorized is only available for HDCP inputs.
EDID Assignment
This shows the EDID resolution and rate for the digital inputs (1‑4) only.
Output format
Output format for all video signals is always HDMI.
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EDID Minder Page

Extron EDID Minder is an EDID management process that automatically manages the EDID information between a digital display device and one or more input sources.
Click on this button
From this page an EDID data set can be assigned to any input with an RGB or an HDMI or DVI input type. The currently assigned EDID properties can be viewed and EDID files can be loaded to and from the PVS 405D.
to open the EDID Minder page.
Figure 19. EDID Minder Page
The EDID Minder screen displays a table of EDIDs and connected output devices, grouped as favorites, connected outputs, and available EDIDs. These are visually shown as colored output display icons: factory default EDIDs are blue, connected output devices are green, and custom loaded or saved EDIDs are yellow.
The EDID properties currently assigned to each input are displayed in the table of inputs. Audio and video formats for each input are also displayed. The audio input format listed in an EDID is determined by the Audio Input Format on the Audio Configuration page. Video input format is configured on the Input/Output Configuration page.
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Assigning EDIDs
To assign EDID to selected inputs:
1. From the inputs screen (table of inputs) on the right, select the desired input or inputs
(see figure below).
2. From the table, select an available EDID (represented by a blue, green, or yellow
output display icon).
3. Click the Assign button to assign EDID to the selected input or inputs.
Figure 20. Assigning EDIDs
NOTE: If you do not select any inputs but still click Assign, an error message is
displayed.
To assign EDID to all inputs:
1. From the EDID table, select an available EDID (represented by a blue, green, or yellow
output display icon).
2. Click the Assign All button.
NOTE: If you select Assign All, all input boxes, checked or unchecked, will be
ignored and the EDID will be assigned to all inputs.
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Audio Settings Page

Using this page each of the audio inputs can be configured, including setting the input format and the gain (for analog inputs only). Mic, Aux, and Paging input settings can also be configured.
Click on this button
Figure 21. Audio Config Page
to open the Audio Config page.
Input/ Output
To configure audio inputs:
1. Using the input buttons in the AV Controls panel to the left, select the applicable
input.
2. Click and drag the handle of the Gain slider, or click the up > and down < arrows in
the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field.
NOTE: You can only adjust the gain and attenuation for an input that is in analog
or Auto format. Gain only affects analog inputs
3. Click and drag the handle of the Bass slider, or click the up > and down < arrows in
the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field.
4. Click and drag the handle of the Treble slider, or click the up > and down < arrows
in the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field.
5. Select the Output mode (Dual Mono or Stereo) or the Line Out Mode (Variable or
Fixed) for volume adjustment.
6. Click and drag the handle of the Volume slider or click the up > and down < arrows
in the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field.
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Mic/Aux/Paging
Using this page to set the input gain, and where desired, ducking can be enabled and settings configured for both VoiceLift and Aux inputs. In addition the Page Sensor sensitivity and hold time can be set from this page.
Figure 22. Mic/Aux/Paging Config Page
To set VoiceLift or Aux Input Gain and Ducking Settings:
To adjust audio input gain (‑18 to +24 dB), click and drag the handle of the Input Gain slider, or click the Up and Down Arrows in the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field. The Peak, Normal, or Signal LEDs will light as each threshold is reached as the input gain is adjusted.
To enable and configure set the ducking settings:
1. Select the Enable Ducking checkbox. The ducking setting fields become active.
NOTE: When the Enable Ducking check box is left unchecked, then the Threshold,
Duck By, and Hold Time settings are grayed out and are not available
2. To set Threshold level, click the Up and Down Arrows in the field, or enter a value. The
range is 0 to ‑60 dBFS.
3. To set the Duck By level, click the Up and Down Arrows in the field, or enter a value.
The range is 0 to +80 dB.
4. To set the Hold Time (in seconds), click the Up and Down Arrows in the field, or enter
a value. The range is 0‑10 seconds.
To set Paging Sensor Sensitivity and Hold Time Setting:
To adjust Paging Sensor sensitivity (0 to 100):
Click and drag the handle of the Input Gain slider, or click the Up and Down Arrows in the field below the slider, or enter a value in the field.
To adjust Paging Sensor Hold Time in seconds:
1. Select the Enable Paging Sensor checkbox. The Hold Time field become active.
2. Click the Up and Down Arrows in the field, or enter a value in the field. The range is 1
to 8 seconds.
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Hardware Pages

Unit Information Page

Click on the Hardware tab to open these pages.
The Hardware pages options are:
• Unit Information • Device Name • Executive/Power Mode • Reset Device
Figure 23. Global Navigation Bar for the Hardware Page
This page gives a non‑configurable view of information about the connected unit. These include part number, model name and description, firmware version and build number.
Click on this button
Figure 24. Unit Information Page
to open the page.

Device Name Page

This page allows the user to enter a name for the device or reset it to the default.
Click on this button
to open the page.
Figure 25. Device Name Page
Assigning a Device Name
NOTE: The device name can only contain alpha‑numerical characters and dashes and
hyphens.
1. Click the Hardware button above the global navigation bar.
2. Click the Device Name icon on the global navigation bar. The Device Name screen
dialog box opens.
PVS 405D • Using Extron Product Configuration Software 42
3. Enter a name for the device. The name may be up to 24 alphanumeric characters in
length.
4. Click Apply.
To reset the name of the device, click Reset to Default. The default name is the model name followed by the last six digits of the device MAC address (see image above).

Executive/Power Mode Page

This page allows the user to set the executive mode and power mode for the device.
Click on this button
to open the page.
Figure 26. Executive/Power Mode Page
Executive Mode
Executive mode locks the front panel functions of the PVS 405D, and there are two executive mode options available:
• Unlock Front Panel (default)
• Lock Front Panel
To set executive mode:
1. Click the radio button for the desired lockout mode.
2. Click Apply.
Auto Power Save Mode
When on is selected, the auto power save mode turns off the power amplifier when audio is not detected for 25 consecutive minutes. Default is auto power save mode off
To set the power mode:
1. Click the radio button for the desired auto power save mode (Off or On).
2. Click Apply.
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Reset Device Page
This page allows the user to reset the device to factory defaults.
Click on this button
Figure 27. Reset Device Page
To reset the device:
1. Click Reset. A confirmation dialog box opens.
2. In the dialog box, click Reset to continue with the
reset, or Cancel to abort the reset.
3. A confirmation dialog box appears confirming the device has been reset.
to open the page.
PVS 405D • Using Extron Product Configuration Software 44 44

Connector Wiring

4 Ohm Total Load4 Ohm Total Load
Two 8 ohm speakers wired in parallel equal a 4 ohm load.
LR
2/4/8 Ohms
AMPLIFIED OUTPUTS
Mono –
or
Stereo R-
8 ohms
8 ohms
Mono +
or
Stereo R+
Mono –
or
Stereo L-
Mono +
or
Stereo L+
8 ohms
8 ohms
8 Ohm Load
Stereo R–
Stereo R+
Stereo L–
LR
8 Ohms
STEREO
AMPLIFIED OUTPUTS
Stereo L+
8 Ohm Load
LR
8 Ohms
Mono –
Mono +
Mono –
Mono +
DUAL MONO
AMPLIFIED OUTPUTS
This section of the manual discusses the connector wiring for a PVS 405D device. Topics covered include:
• Speaker Configuration
• TP Cable Termination
• Power Supply Connector Wiring
• RS-232 Connector Wiring
• Input 5 Connector Wiring

Speaker Configuration

When setting up a speaker configuration, the correct speaker impedance loading must be observed.
Figure 28. Stereo or Dual Mono Output using In Line Speaker Wiring
Figure 29. Stereo or Dual Mono Output using Parallel Speaker Wiring
NOTE: By default, the amplifier is set for dual mono output. Use the Extron Product
Configuration Software or SIS commands to change the setting to stereo if desired..
PVS 405D • Connector Wiring 45

Terminating the speaker cable

PVS Switcher
Rear Panel
Speaker 1 Speaker 2
LR
4/8
Ohms
AMPLIFIED OUTPUTS
4-pole Captive
Screw Connector
Audio output
to speakers
To terminate the cable, strip the end of the cable 0.2 inch (5 mm) and secure the wires into the supplied 4‑pole captive screw connector.
Speaker wire color To PVS 405D terminal
(Left and Right)
Red Positive (+)
Black
Negative (‑)
Figure 30. Wiring the Audio Output Connector

TP Cable Termination and Recommendations

The figure below details the recommended termination of both ends of TP cables with RJ‑45 connectors in accordance with the TIA/EIA T568B wiring standard.
Pins:
5
4
1
678
3
Side View
RJ-45 Connector
2
Insert Twisted
Pair Wires
Figure 31. TP Cable Termination
ATTENTION: The PoleVault signal transmission method is specic for PVS 405D switchers working with PVT digital
wallplates. DO NOT connect the input ports to an MTP system or to an Ethernet/LAN or data transmission system.
568B
Pin
Wire Color
1
White-orange
2
Orange
3
White-green
Blue
4 5
White-blue
6
Green
7
White-brown Brown
8
PVS 405D • Connector Wiring 46

Power Supply Wiring

AA
NOTE: Use only the supplied 12 V, 4 A power supply for this switcher. The PVS 405D power supply can support a
typical system: for example, a PVS 405D, 2 PVT Wallplates, 2 or 4 speakers, an MLC 104 IP Plus with an IRCM DV+, and a VoiceLift Microphone system. If an additional SCP 104 is used, the MLC 104 IP Plus MUST have its own power supply.
Figure 31 shows how to wire the connector.
3/16"
(5 mm) Max.
Smooth
SECTION A–A
Power Supply
Output Cord
Ridges
Captive Screw
Connector
Figure 32. Power Connector Wiring
WARNING: The two power cord wires must be kept separate while the power
supply is plugged in. Remove power before wiring.
ATTENTION:
• Always use a power supply supplied and or specified by Extron. Use of an
unauthorized power supply voids all regulatory compliance certification and may cause damage to the supply and the end product. Unless otherwise stated, the AC/DC adapters are not suitable for use in air handling spaces or in wall cavities. The installation must always be in accordance with the applicable provisions of National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70, article 75 and the Canadian Electrical Code part 1, section 16. The power supply shall not be permanently fixed to building structure or similar structure.
• Power supply voltage polarity is critical. Incorrect voltage polarity can damage
the power supply and the unit. The ridges on the side of the cord (see figure 32) identify the power cord negative lead.
• To verify the polarity before connection, plug in the power supply with no load
and check the output with a voltmeter.
• The length of the exposed (stripped) copper wires is important.
The ideal length is 3/16 inch (5 mm). Longer bare wires can short together.
Shorter wires are not as secure in the connectors and could be pulled out.
NOTE: Do not tin the power supply leads before installing them in the direct insertion
connector. Tinned wires are not as secure in the connectors and could be pulled out.
PVS 405D • Connector Wiring 47

RS-232 Connector Wiring

PVS 405D
REMOTE
Wire Bared
(22 mm)
Heat Shr Drain
Figure 33 shows the wiring for the PVS 405D and the MLC 104 IP Plus RS‑232 connectors .
RS-232
Tx Rx G
Remote RS-232 Port
NOTE:
You must connect
a ground wire between the MLC and PVS 405D.
G
Ground (Gnd)
B
Receive (Rx)
A
Transmit (Tx)
NOTE:
If you use cable that has a drain wire, tie the drain wire to ground at both ends.
Transmit (Tx) Receive (Rx)
B A
Tx
Rx
AB
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
MLC 104 IP Plus right side panel MLS and
+12V IN
Power
GROUND
ports
G
Ground
+12 VDC input
External Power Supply (12 VDC, 4 A)
Ground all devices.
Figure 33. RS-232 Connector Wiring
From MLC 104 IP Plus
Wire color To PVS 405D terminal
terminal
A ‑ (Rx on the MLS port) White A ‑ (Tx on the RS‑232 port)
B ‑ (Tx on the MLS port) Violet B ‑ (Rx on the RS‑232 port)
MLS RS‑232 Ground Drain wire
Power Ground Black To PVS 405D Power Supply
12 V In Red To PVS 405D Power Supply
G ‑ Ground
ATTENTION: The length of the exposed (stripped) copper wires is important.
The ideal length is 3/16 inch (5 mm). Longer bare wires can short together. Shorter wires are not as secure in the connectors and could be pulled out.
Wire
ink on
3/16"
(5 mm)
Max.
7/8"
Heat Shrink on Outer Jacket to Inner Conductor Transition
Figure 34. Connector Wire Preparation
NOTES:
• The MLC 104 IP Plus is powered from the PVS 405D associated power supply.
• Do not tin the power supply wires before installing them in the direct insertion
connector. Tinned wires are not as secure and could be pulled out.
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For IR communication

Right Side Panel
ojector
RS-232 connection
ojector
Blac
Connecting IR Cable
k
MLC 104 IP Plus
Connecting RS-232 Cable
Connect the IR/RS‑232 projector communication cable for either RS‑232 or IR projector control.
Transmit (Tx) Receive (Rx) Ground
RS-232 to pr
Tx
Rx
IR OUT
GROUND
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
MLC 104 IP Plus
Terminal RS-232 Cable color Pin
Tx White 2
Rx Violet 3
Ground Shield 5
Figure 35. RS-232 Connection to Projector
IR connection
k
Red
Tx
Rx
IR OUT
GROUND
DISPLAY RS-232/IR
MLC 104 IP Plus
Right Side Panel
Ground IR Signal
Unidirectional IR Output
via White Striped Wire
Black
IR Emitter
To pr
100'
(30.5 m)
Terminal IR/RS-232 Cable color IR Cable color
Ground Black Black
IR Signal Red White/Black
Figure 36. IR Connection to Projector
Connect the MLC to the projector with an RS‑232 cable or IR emitter cable, as appropriate
Projector
Projector
IR Emitter
White (or striped)
Black
MLC IR/RS-232
Shield
Rx
GROUND
IR OUT
Comm Cable
Tx
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
9-Pin Female
NOTE: Red and black
not used.
White
Violet
Tx
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
Figure 37. IR Emitter Cable Connection
Red
NOTE: White, violet, and
shield not used.
RedBlack
Rx
IR OUT
GROUND
PVS 405D • Connector Wiring 49
Blac
NOTE: Some projectors require NULL connection wiring, which inverts the Tx and Rx
connections. See the projector guide for details.
IR control for a connected input device such as a BluRay player can be made through the PVT wallplate.
The connections between the MLC 104 IP Plus and the PVS 405D switcher should look like the figure below.
POWER 12V 3A MAX
STP Input Cable
Projector
DISPLAY
ON
VOLUME
RGB IN #2
HDMI IN #1
AUDIO
AUDIO IN
IN OUT
HDMI IN
VGA IN
LOCAL OUT
IR OUT
S G
INPUTS OUTPUT AUDIO OUT
1/2
3/4
SIG LINK SIG LINK
HDMI
PVT IN PVT IN
RS-232
VCR
OFF
1
DVD
2
PC
3
CONFIG
4
Tx
MLC 104 IP PLUS
Rx
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
Optional PVT Front Panel
IR Output Connection
Ground
Rx
Tx
IR OUT
+V OUT
GROUND
A B C D E
COMM LINK
IR Emitter
PVS 405SA IP
PAGING SENSOR
L
R
VOICELIFT
+V
AUX OVER PVT REMOTE
R
Tx
Rx
IR OUT
GROUND
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
2
3
Tx
Rx
A B
+12V IN
GROUND
GROUND
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
I/O
CM
GROUND
INPUT 5
L
PRESS TAB WITH
TWEEKER TO REMOVE
LAN
1
SCP
IR IN
DIGITAL
To Blu-ray (or similar) input device
IR control
Tx
Rx
AB
GROUND
GROUND
MLS PWR
RS-232 12V
OR SHORT
CLASS 2 WIRING
IR
SG G
S
IR Out
Ground
G
RS-232
Ground (Gnd)
G
Ground +12 VDC input
Transmit (Tx) Receive (Rx)
Tx
Rx
Receive (Rx)
A
Transmit (Tx)
B
MLC 104 IP Plus right side panel
+12V IN
MLS and Power ports
AMPLIFIED AUDIO OUT
RS-232
Tx Rx
4/8
Ω
LR
DO NOT
GROUND
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 3
NOTES:
• You must connect a ground wire between the MLC and PVS.
• If you use cable that has a drain wire, tie the drain wire to ground at both ends.
To Supplied
PVS Switcher
Power Supply
(12 VDC, 4 A)
Figure 38. MLC wiring to the PVS 405D Switcher
PVS 405D • Connector Wiring 50

Input 5 Connector Wiring

Slee
Input 5 is a dedicated‑audio only input for an auxiliary, stereo, line‑level analog audio signal from an output source such as an iPod device or an MP3 player. Connect the cable from the source to this 5‑pole captive screw connector. The connector can be wired as balanced or unbalanced as shown below.
NOTE: Input 5 is audio only. No video signals are supported on this input.
Tip
Ring
ves Tip
Ring
LR
Balanced Audio Input
Tip
Sleeve
Tip
Sleeve
LR
Unbalanced Stereo Input
Audio Input
Figure 39. Input 5 Audio Wiring
Tip
Ring
Sleeve
Balanced Mono Input
(high impedance)
Tip
Sleeve
Unbalanced Mono Input
Do not tin the wires!
LR
LR
INPUT 5
Aux Audio Input 5
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