Extron Electronics ISM RGB User Manual

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ISM RGB Output Board • Setup Guide

SCALER

UNIV.

G/Y

B-Y

R-Y

ISM RGB

output. The board mounts in one of the four vertical expansion slots (numbered 1 to 4) at the rear of the ISM 824. Refer to the ISM 824 User Guide, online at www.extron.com for operating details.

To install an ISM RGB output board in the ISM 824 base unit,

1. Turn off the ISM 824. Remove the power cord. Repeat for all connected devices.

2. Select an open slot at the rear, or take out a blank plate by removing the two

retaining screws (top and bottom), and lifting the plate away.

NOTE: Retain and re-use the screws to secure the new output board in place. Retain

the blank plates. If a board is installed in the desired slot, remove the screws and carefully pull out the board.

The Extron® ISM RGB is a universal video and RGB scaler, analog output board

for the ISM 824. It has ﬁve BNC connectors and a local audio

3. Holding the new board by the frame, align

the front (non-connector end) of the board with the top and bottom plastic guides in the ISM 824. Slide the board in carefully, keeping within the guides. Push it into place ﬁrmly, and secure it with the retained screws.

4. If required, repeat steps 2 through 4

for any other output boards.

5. Power on the ISM 824. Any new output

boards are auto-detected, and take

R/R-Y

G/Y VID

B/C B-Y

H/HV

OUTPUT

R/ R-Y

G/Y

OUTPUTS

1 2

B/ B-Y

H/ HV

UNIV.

SCALER 70-544-01

VIDEO SCALER 70-545-01

PASS THRU

approximately 30 seconds to initialize. The 16 character LCD display indicates the new

Example Output Board Installation

board type, slot used, and counts down the initialization time. See inset for example display for a new ISM RGB board installed in slot #2, with 23 seconds left.

6. Following the image at right, connect output device

cables to the BNC connectors to output RGBHV, RGBS video, RGsB, or HD component video signals. The output can be conﬁgured from the front panel (see page 2) or by SIS™ commands (see page 3).

7. Insert a 5-pole captive screw connector into the local audio

output connector for balanced or unbalanced stereo audio output. Wire the connector as shown below.

Tip

Ring

Sleeve(s)

Tip

Ring

Balanced Stereo Output

L R

Left

Right

Tip

NO GROUND HERE.

Sleeve(s)

Tip

NO GROUND HERE.

Unbalanced Stereo Output

L R

Left

Right

Extron ISM 824

Integration Scaling Matrix Switcher

OUTPUT

R/ R-Y

Align output board

G/Y

with top and bottom

B-Y

R/ R-Y

H/ HV

New U ni vS ca ler

Slot #2 23

R-Y

G/Y

B-Y

Video

plastic guides.

R-Y

G/Y

B-Y

RGsB or

RGBS

Component

Video

OUTPUT

70-546-01

Video

R/ R-Y

G/Y

B/ B-Y

H/ HV

SCAN CONV.

R-Y

G/Y

B-Y

G/Y

B/ B-Y

H/ HV

PASS THRU

70-547-01

RGBHV

CAUTION: For unbalanced audio, DO NOT not connect the sleeves to the

negative contacts. Connect to center ground contact.

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ISM RGB Output Board • Setup Guide, cont’d

ISM RGB conﬁguration menu

Using the front panel menu buttons (Menu and Next), the ISM RGB board conﬁguration menu can be accessed. From the Output Conﬁguration screen, press Next until reaching the #x UnivScaler menu (see the image below). Press Menu and Next to navigate through the menus and use the front panel adjustment knobs

({ [), to change the settings as desired. For full menu details see the ISM 824 User Guide, online at www.extron.com.

From the default cycle press Menu repeatedly to reach the Output Conﬁguration menu. Press Next (enters Select Output menu) and rotate either adjust knob to select the Universal Scaler menu. Follow the ﬁgure below and use the Adjust knobs to change value as desired.

Se lec t O u tpu t

#5 U niv S cal er

In put Se t up

As pec t R a tio

4: 3

Rotate either encoder to select Aspect Ratio (4:3 or 16:9)

H St art V

12 8 1 28

Rotate encoder to adjust H(orizontal) start Rotate encoder to adjust V(ertical) start

Tot al Pix Ph ase

17 28 00

Rotate encoder to adjust Total Pix value Rotate encoder to adjust Phase value

H Ac tiv e V

12 83 1 028

Rotate encoder to adjust H active value Rotate encoder to adjust V active value

30 sec.

#5 U niv S cal er Ou tpu t C o nfi g

Re sol uti o n

10 24x 768 60

Rotate encoder to adjust resolution Rotate encoder to adjust refresh rate

Ou tpu t Typ e

RG BHV

Rotate either encoder to select output type (RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, YUV Bi-Level, YUV Tri-Level)

Sy nc Pol ar ity

H - V -

Rotate either encoder to change sync polarity (H- V-, H- V+, H+ V-, H+ V+)

NOTE: Within any submenu, press the Menu button

NextNext

to go directly to the top level (Output Card Configuration) menu. If, for 30 seconds, no button is pressed or adjust knob is rotated, the menu times out and reverts to the default display cycle.

30 sec.

#5 U niv S cal er

Us er Pre s ets

Sa v e P res et

<N A> 1 2 3

Rotate either encoder to select a preset to save current settings

Er ase Pr e set

<N A> 1 2 3

Rotate either encoder to select a preset to erase

Input Setup

The Input Setup submenu allows conﬁguration of aspect ratios, horizontal and vertical start points, total pixels, phase value, and the horizontal and vertical areas. Rotate one or both Adjust knobs as required to change values.

Output Conﬁg

The Output Conﬁg submenu displays and allows changing the format of the scaler output. Use the adjust knobs to select a resolution and refresh rate, to select signal type (RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, HD or component video YUV), and to change the sync polarity. For the resolution and rates see the table on page 3.

User Presets

The User Presets submenu displays and allows the current settings to be saved as a preset, or to erase an existing saved preset. Use the Adjust knobs to select between the presets.

#5 U niv S cal er

Ad v an ced Co nfi g

Au t o Ima ge

In put # 2 On

Rotate encoder to select input Rotate encoder to turn On or Off

Te st Pa t te rn

No ne

Rotate either encoder to select a test pattern

Bl ue Mod e

<O ff> O n

Rotate either encoder to turn blue mode On or Off

Au t o Mem ori es

Of f <O n >

Rotate either encoder to turn auto memories On or Off

Fi lm Mod e

Of f <O n >

Rotate either encoder to turn film mode On or Off

RG B P ass thr o ug h

<O ff> O n

Rotate either encoder to turn RGB passthrough On or Off

Fu ll Scr e en

In put #2 Off

Rotate encoder to select input Rotate encoder to turn On or Off

MENU NEXT

ADJUST

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Resolution 50 Hz 60 Hz 72 Hz 75 Hz 96 Hz 100 Hz 120 Hz 59.94 Hz

640x480 X X X X X X

800x600 X X X X X X

852x480 X X X X X

1024x768 X X X X

1024x852 X X X X

1024x1024 X X X

1280x768 X X X X

1280x800 X X

1280x1024 X X X

1360x765 X X X

1365x768 X X X

1366x768 X X X

1365x1024 X X

1400x1050 X X

1440x900 X X

1600x1200 X X

1680x1050 X

1920x1200 X

480p X X

576p X X

720p X X X

1080i X X X

1080p X X X

1080p Sharp X

Advanced Conﬁg

Within this submenu the following settings can be adjusted: auto Image (on or off), test pattern (selection), blue mode (on or off), auto memories (on or off), ﬁlm mode (on or off), and RGB pass-through (on or off), and full screen (on or off).

Test pattern

The test pattern submenu offers the following test patterns: split color bars, two crosshatch patterns, grayscale, ramp, alternating pixels, crop, and four aspect ratios.

Board-speciﬁc SIS™ commands

Alternatively, the ISM RGB board can be conﬁgured with speciﬁc Special Instruction Set™ (SIS) commands. The table on page 4 list some of the ISM RGB board-speciﬁc commands. Command deﬁnitions begin below and continue on page 4. For a full list of SIS commands refer to the ISM 824 User Guide, online at www.extron.com.

NOTE: X! = Input number, 0-8

X@ = Output number, 1-8 X1) = Mode status, 1 = on, 0 = off X2!

= Output resolution, 01 = 640x480, 02 = 800x600, 03 = 852x480, 04 = 1024x768, 05 = 1024x852, 06 = 1024x1024, 07 = 1280x768, 08 = 1280x1024, 09 = 1360x765, 10 = 1365x768, 11 = 1366x768, 12 = 1365x1024, 13 = 1400x1050, 14 = 1600x1200, 15 = 480p, 16 = 576p, 17 = 720p, 18 = 1080i, 19 = 1080p, 20 = 1280x800, 21 = 1440x900, 22 = 1680x1050, 23 = 1920x1200, 24 = 1080p Sharp

SIS command deﬁnitions and table continues on page 4.

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Board-speciﬁc SIS Table

Command ASCII

command

(host to ISM)

Input selection

Video and audio

Video

Audio

X!*X@! OutX@•InX!•All

X!*X@& OutX@•InX!•RGB]Tie video input X! to output X@. X!*X@$ OutX@•InX!•Aud]Tie audio input X! to output X@.

Output scaler rate

Set output rate

View

X2!* X2@

= X2!*X2@

Start auto image

14*X@# ImgX@

Auto memory

Off

View setting

X@*1M X@

X@*0M X@

X@M

Auto image

Enable

Disable

View

55*X@* X!*1# X@ImgX!*1

55*X@* X!*0# X@ImgX!*0 55*X@* X!#

= RteX@ *X2!*X2@

Response

(ISM to host)

]

Aut1

]

Aut0

X1)]

]

X1)

]

Additional description

]

Tie video and audio input X! to output X@.

Set the resolution and refresh rate

View selected output rate

Auto image input tied to output X@.

Set auto memory to on.

Set auto memory to off.

View current auto memory.

Activates auto image for all inputs.

Turns auto image off.

View auto image on/off setting.

Input aspect ratio

]

Set input aspect ratio 16:9

Set input aspect ratio 4:3

View current aspect ratio.

16:9

4:3

View

9*X@*1# X@AspX!*1

9*X@*0# X@AspX!*0

9*X@#

X5%

Full screen

]

Output on full screen.

Turn full screen off.

View the full screen status.

Enable

Disable

View

99*X@*X!*1# X@FulX!*1

99*X@*X!*0# X@FulX!*0

99*X@*X!#

X1)

SIS deﬁnitions continued from page 3.

NOTE: X2@ = Output refresh rate, 1 = 50 Hz, 2 = 60 Hz, 3 = 72 Hz, 4 = 96 Hz, 5 = 100 Hz,

6 = 120 Hz, 10 = 59.94 Hz, 11 =75 Hz

X5%

= Aspect ratio, 1 = 16:9, 0 = 4:3

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