FSR DV-MFSW-94 User Manual

USER MANUAL

DV-MFSW-94

9x4 PRESENTATION MATRIX SWITCHER

244 Bergen Boulevard, Woodland Park, NJ 07424  Tel [phone]  FAX [phone]  Web

www.fsrinc.com

LIT1376A

1 Proprietary Information

All information in this manual is proprietary to and the property of FSR Inc. This
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this document may be reproduced, transcribed, or transmitted, in any form or by any
means, without prior explicit written permission from FSR Inc.

Unpacking

The DV-MFSW-94 9x4 PRESENTATION MATRIX SWITCHER package includes the
following items;

 DV-MFSW-94 9x4 PRESENTATION MATRIX SWITCHER
 12VDC Power Supply with AC cord
 USB-A to USB mini-B cable
 RJ-45 to RJ-45 straight through cable
 DB-9 Male to DB-9 Female
 Set of Rack Mounting Ears with Hardware
 Two 5-position Screw Down Terminal Plugs
 User manual

Cautions:

1. FSR logo is a trademark of FSR Inc.

2. HDMI is a trademark of HDMI licensing, LLC.

3. Specification may be changed without any notice in order to
improve the function of the product.

4. The design and specification of the product may be change

without any prior notice.

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Table of Contents

1 PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 2

1.1 SAFETY .......................................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................... 5

1.3 FRONT PANEL ............................................................................................................................... 6

1.4 REAR PANEL ................................................................................................................................. 6

2 ENVIRONMENT AL .................................................................................................................................... 7

3 FUNCTIONS OF THE PRODUCT ............................................................................................................. 7

3.1 FEATURES OF PRODUCT .................................................................................................................... 7

3.2 SYSTEM OPERA TION AND CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM .......................................................................... 7

3.3 SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................... . 8

4 OPERA TION .............................................................................................................................................. 9

5 RS-232 PROTOCOL ................................................................................................................................ 12

5.1 GENERAL NOTES ............................................................................................................................ 12

5.2 REQUEST/RESPONSE FORMAT......................................................................................................... 12 

5.3 COMMAND REQUEST SYNTAX: ......................................................................................................... 12

5.4 ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF COMMANDS ...................................................................................... 12

5.5 ERROR RESPONSE .......................................................................................................................... 12

6 COMMAND LIST: ..................................................................................................................................... 13

6.1 SET CON COMMAND ...................................................................................................................... 13 

6.2 SET HDMI AUDIO OUTPUT COMMAND .............................................................................................. 14

6.3 SET HDMI EDID ............................................................................................................................ 14

6.4 SET INPUT SOURCE COMMAND ........................................................................................................ 15 

6.5 SET STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT COMMAND ........................................................................................... 15

6.6 SET PRESET RECALL COMMAND ...................................................................................................... 16

6.7 RESET DV-MFSW-94 ..................................................................................................................... 16

6.8 SET SERIAL BAUD RATE ................................................................................................................. 16

6.9 SET IP ADDRESS ............................................................................................................................ 17

6.10 GET UNIVERSAL STATUS COMMAND ................................................................................................ 17

6.11 GET OUTPUT CONNECTION STATUS ................................................................................................. 17

6.12 GET INPUT ASSIGNMENT STATUS ..................................................................................................... 18

6.13 GET AUDIO OUTPUT STATUS ........................................................................................................... 18 

6.14 INPUT OR OUTPUT TIMING STATUS .................................................................................................. 19

6.15 RS232 SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................... 19

6.16 LAN SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................... 20

7 DV-MFSW-94 IP CONTROL .................................................................................................................... 21

8 FIRMWARE UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................... 24

9 LIMITED WARRANTY ............................................................................................................................. 27

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SAFETY

1.1

 Safety instructions and user manual should be read before the device is operated.
 Safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.
 Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol

cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

 This product should be operated only from the type of power sources indicated on the label. If you

are not sure of the type of power supplied to your facility, consult your local power company. For
equipment intended to operate from battery power, or other source, refer to the user manual.

 This equipment may be equipped with a 3-wire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third

(grounding) pin. This pin will only fit in to a grounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If
you are unable to insert the plug in to the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete
outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug.

 Openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation, to ensure reliable operation of the equipment

and to protect it from overheating. The openings should never be blocked.

 Do not use damaged power cords or plugs or loose outlets. This may cause electrical shock or fire.
 Do not stack heavy articles such as other equipment on this product.
 Keep this device away from liquid, magnetic, inflammable substances.
 Turn off power before connecting or disconnecting cables.

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1.2 FEATURES

The Hybrid Presentation Matrix DV-MFSW-94 supports VGA, HDMI, DVI, YPbPr, S-Video and CVBS
signals. Signals from any of up to 9 sources can be sent simultaneously to as many as 4 HDMI or DVI
displays. HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) is supported from all digital sources to all
outputs.

 Complies with DVI V1.0 and HDMI V1.3 standards
 19” standard rack type case (3U)
 Supports fiber optic and UTP transmitters for accessing sources at a distance from the unit.
 Provides complete EDID management including more than 25 pre-programmed combinations and

the ability to learn new and non-standard EDID data sets.

 Provides up to 20 switch program presets
 HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) compliance for all output channels
 Enhanced quality and color of digital signals

Supporting Functions:

 Supports high resolution up to WUXGA(1920x1200), 480p~1080p
 LCD status and setup window on the front panel
 Control through:

• Front panel menu and display

• Control method through RS-232C COM port and TCP/IP

• Web server thru LAN (TCP/IP)

 Electronic anomaly suppression circuitry protects the DV-MFSW-94 as well as connected devices.

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1.3 FRONT PANEL

The functions of the switches are as follow.

 Main power switch: Matrix power on/off
 Menu Button: Access Main Menu
 Arrows: Selecting the available functions.
 Enter key: save current selection

 Cancel key: cancel current selection

1.4 REAR PANEL

 +12V DC: DC power +12V input port
 SP: Service Port (Upgrade Firmware thru USB)
 LAN: LAN (TCP/IP)
 RS-232: RS-232C communication input port
 Digital Video Inputs 1-4: HDMI with external Stereo Audio
 Digital Video Inputs 5-7: CAT or Fiber Optic
 Analog Video Inputs 8-9: RGB/YPbPr, CVBA, S-Video and Stereo Audio
 Balanced Audio Inputs CH 1-2: Balanced Audio
 Audio Out: Stereo Audio Output
 OUTPUTS: DVI/HDMI & SPDIF Audio Outputs (OUTPUT 1~4)

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2

Environmental

For installation, we recommend the following environments.

 Below 85 F (30°C) of ambient temperature (Best condition)
 Install and operate in the environment below 60% of ambient humidity (Best condition)
 Use in an environment free of vibrations, dust and in a well-ventilated space.
 Recommend stabilized AC input power (Recommend to use AVR)

3 Functions of the product

3.1 Features of Product

The DV-MFSW-94 is a Hybrid matrix router that allows both analog and digital video sources to be reliably
routed to as many as four digital displays. The DV-MFSW-94 will adjust the output signals to the optimal
resolution for the connected display device. Please find below block diagram for better understanding.

Input signals can be selected for each output port by RS-232C, LAN (TCP/IP) or front panel menu.

3.2 System Operation and Configuration Diagram

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3.3 Specifications

Input

1. 9 CH Sources

2. DVI/ HDMI Inputs (Input 1 – 4)

- Resolutions: PC (up to WUXGA), HDTV (up to 1080p)

- DVI 1.0 / HDMI 1.3v, HDCP

- Stereo Audio Max 1Vrms

3. CAT / Fiber Optical Inputs (Input 5-7)

- Resolutions: PC (up to WUXGA), HDTV (up to 1080p)

- HDMI 1.3v, HDCP

- CAT (Max 50m)

- 2 Core Optical (Multi, Single Mode Fiber Optic Cable)

4. Analog Inputs (Input 8-9)

- 12-bit 170 MSPS ADC

- VGA to WUXGA and 1080p / 60Hz

- Signal Format: RGB, YPbPr, CVBS, S-Video

- Supporting Resolutions: RGB (up to WUXGA), YPbPr (480p – 1080p),
CVBS / S-Video (NTSC / PAL)

5. 2 CH Balanced Audio Inputs:

- Route to stereo audio output or embed in HDMI output Signals

Output

1. 4 CH HDMI/DVI Outputs

2. Scaled Outputs: Outputs digital video perfectly scaled for each connected display device.

- Resolutions: PC (up to WUXGA), HDTV (up to 1080p)

- Image Freeze

3. Optical Toslink, COAXIAL SPDiF Digital Audio

4. Stereo Audio Max 1Vrms Output (RCA)

Control

1. RS-232C 9600 – 115200 Bps

2. LAN, TCP/IP TELNET

Power: DC-12V, 6.6A, 25Watt / 35 Watt
Dimensions: 17.126” W X 10.630”D X 3.465” H (435mm W X 270mm D X 88mm H) (3RU)
Weight: 15.76 lb. (7.15 Kg)

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4 Operation

1. MAIN MENU

* OUTPUT INFO VIEW *

[ OutPut: 1 2 3 4 ]

[ Input : 1 4 7 9 ]

[ 1920 x 1080p 60 ]

2. MENU LIST

→1.OUTPUT CREATE

2.INPUT CONFIG

3.OUTPUT TIMING SET

4.OUTPUT AUDIO SET

 Press Menu button to get the list of Menus.
 Select the function using UP/Down buttons

 Press Enter button to go into more detail set up of the selected function.

3. OUTPUT CREATE SETUP

-OUTPUT CREATE MODE­[ OutPut: 1 2 3 4 ]

[ InPut : 1 4 7 9 ]

[ HDMI/DVI & AUDIO ]

※ Will display Input Config and Output Audio Config according to above channel selection.

4. INPUT CONFIG SETUP

-INPUT CONFIG SETUP­[ 1 2 3 4 →]

[ 2 0 1 2 ]

[ 2:Stereo Audio ]

2: STEREO Audio – External Input Audio.

 Selecting Video sources thru Input Channel 5 – 7

 Select Analog video sources thru Input Channel 8 – 9

0: VGA 1: YPbPr 2: CVBS 3: S-Video

 Select the input channel using Left / Right buttons.
 Select the source using up / down button, and press enter button to save.

5. OUTPUT TIMING SETUP

- OUTPUT TIMING ­[OutCH: 1 2 3 4 ]
[TimNo: 0 2 2 1 ]

[ Auto Time Set ]

※ Auto Time Set – CR94 read display such as TV, monitors EDID (if no picture, select default setting;

720p1080i)

 Displays the timing (Resolutions) information of Inputs and

Outputs to output

 Displays the timing (Resolutions) information of each output

channels using Left/Right arrow buttons.

→5.STEREO AUDIO SET

6.PRESET

7.PRODUCT ID

8.RS232C CONFIG



This section is to route Input Channels to outputs.

→9. LAN CONFIG

10. INPUT EDID SET

11.INPUT INFO

12.SOFTWARE­UPGRADE

 Select Output Channel using Left/Right buttons.

 Select Input Channel using Up/Down button, and press Enter

button to save.

This section is for setting up input configurations:

 Selecting Audio sources thru input Channel 1 – 4

0: Auto Audio – Automatically detects audio input

1: HDMI Audio – HDMI Source Audio.

0: CAT-X IN 1: FIBER IN SET

This section is for setting up Output Channel Timing (Resolutions):

 Selecting the output channel using the Left / Right buttons.

 Select the timing number using the up / down buttons, and press

enter button to save.

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6. PRESET

 Selecting PRESET call/edit using up / down buttons.

- P R E S E T ­1 . P R E S E T C a l l
2 . P R E S E T E d I t

-

PRESET CALL

- PRESET Call ­Call Num : 1

 Select call number using up / down buttons, and press enter

button.

 Will display PRESET VIEW on display.

- PRESET EDIT

 Select the preset number using Left / Right buttons, and press

- PRESET Edit ­Edit Num : 1

- PRESET 1 Edit ­Output No : 1

InP No : InPS :
Out Tim : Aud :

enter button.

 Change the configuration using up / down buttons, and press

enter to save.

7. AUDIO OUTPUT SETUP

 This Section is for setting up the output channel audio.

- OUTPUT AUDIO SET ­[OutCH: 1 2 3 4]
[ Audio 0 0 0 0]

[Source Audio]

0:Source Audio 1:Balance Audio 1 2:Balance Audio 2

 Selecting output channel using Left / Right buttons.
 Select audio source using up / down buttons, press enter to

save.

8. STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT SETUP



- STEREO AUDIO OUT ­[Audio In: 11 ]
[ Balance Audio 2 ]

[ Change:Up/Down ]

This section is for setting up the Stereo Audio Output

Source.

0 - 9: Input Channel Source Audio
1: Balance Audio 1
2: Balance Audio 2

 Select audio source using Up/Down button and press enter to save

9. PRODUCT ID SETUP

 Select audio source using up / down buttons, and press enter

- PRODUCT ID SETUP -

[ ID Data: 10 ]
[ Edit:Up/Down ]

[ Save:Enter ]

to save.

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10. RS232C CONFIG SETUP

- RS232C CONFIG SET ­[ Baudrate: 57600_ ]

[ Data Bit: 8 ]

[ Parity: None ]

11. LAN CONFIG

→1.LOCAL IP

2.GATEWAY IP

3.SUBNET MASK

4.MAC ADDRESS

-LOCAL IP ADDRESS ­[ 192.168. 0. 2 ]

[ ]

[ Set & Save:Enter ]

- SUBNET MASK ­[ 255.255.255. 0 ]

[ ]

[ Set & Save:Enter ]

 Set up using Left / Right buttons.
 Change the set up using up / down button.
 Press enter to save.

12. INPUT EDID DAT A SET

- INPUT EDID SETUP ­[ Input:1 HDMI/DVI ]

[ EDID: 16 ]

[ HD1080p (2CH) ]

13. INFO

- INPUT1 INFO VIEW ­[IN1:HDMI,Ext-SPDIF]

[TIM: NO SIGNAL ]

[DVI MODE HDCP OFF]

 Select menu using Left / Right buttons.
 Select data using up / down buttons.
 Press enter to save.

 Select menu using UP/Down buttons.
 Press enter to get into detail set up.

-GATEWAY ADDRESS ­[ 192.168. 0. 1 ]

[ ]

[ Set & Save:Enter ]

- MAC ADDRESS ­[00.08.DC.00.01.00]

[ ]

[ Set & Save:Enter ]

 Select menu using Left / Right buttons.
 Select input channel and EDID data using up / down

buttons.

 Press Enter to save.

 Select channel to review the information using Left / Right

buttons.

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5 RS-232 Protocol

5.1 General Notes

This document describes the protocol for interfacing with the DV-MFSW-94.

5.2 Request/Response Format

All requests and responses will be entirely in ASCII. This will make the DV-MFSW-94 easy to use.
All commands and input parameters are in upper case only.

All requests are terminated with a carriage return (0Dh), which will be referred to in this document
as <cr>. All responses are terminated with a carriage return <cr> and a line feed (0Ah). A line feed will be
represented in text below as <lf>.

5.3 Command Request Syntax:

This document uses the following notation when describing the syntax of a command request:

BOLD – identifies the command
lower case – italicized identifies data to be entered which is described in the text following the

syntax description

“ “ - entry defined within double quotes is to be entered exactly as shown.

[ ] - entry defined within these brackets is optional and may occur one or more times.

5.4 Acknowledging Receipt of Commands

Each request sent to the DV-MFSW-94 will have by default two possible responses, an
acknowledgment of a correct request or an error response. The acknowledge response will be:

Ok<cr><lf>.

5.5 Error Response

It is perhaps inevitable that errors occur in the requests sent to the DV-MFSW-94. If an invalid

command or text otherwise not representing a command is sent to the DV-MFSW-94, the unit will respond
with the message “ERR: unknown command“.

Example:

A connect request with an incorrect output number, ie 5:

CON 01 1(2,3,5) <cr>

The error response would be:

ERR: unknown command<cr><lf>

Note that in the protocol descriptions to follow, syntax that can be repeated multiple times is represented in

the notation X,,,,. This means entry of parameter X multiple times is entered as X, X, X, ie parameter X
separated by “,” character, as many times as necessary (up to the limit of the command).

Some commands allow configuration of multiple inputs or outputs without having to issue a separate
command. The ‘;’ character is used to delineate each additional configuration, eg CON, HAU and HEDID
commands.

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6 Command List:
CON Connect input to output(s)

HAU HDMI Audio Output command
HEDID HDMI EDID setting
INSRC Input Source command
SAO Stereo Audio Output command
PRESET Preset Recall command
RST Reset DV-MFSW-94
BAUD Sets the RS232 baud rate
IPADR Sets the IP address
STAT Universal Status command

NOTE: All commands are terminated with a carriage return (0Dhex) represented by <cr>
The default baud rate is 38400 bps.

6.1 Set CON Command

Tells the DV-MFSW-94 which outputs to connect to which input
CON id input “(“ output “,” output “,” ……”)”[“;” input”(“output,,,,”)”] <cr>

WHERE:

CON 3 ASCII byte command name
id 2 byte unit ID
input An input number between 0 – 9, zero representing no input.
“(“ Parentheses indicating the start of the outputs to connect the input to.
output an output number 1 – 4 to connect to the input. Multiple outputs can be included in the list

separated by a comma.
“)” Parentheses to end the list of outputs
“;” Delimiter separating additional definitions

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example:
Connect Unit 01 input 1 to outputs 2, 3 and 4 and input 2 to output 1.
CON 01 1(2,3,4); 2(1)<cr>

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6.2 Set HDMI Audio Output command

Tells the unit which audio source to use for which output.
HAU id output audiosource [“;” output audiosource]<cr>

Where:

HAU HDMI Audio Output Command

id 2 byte unit ID
output Output number 1-4,
audiosource 2 byte audio source 00 = Source audio, 01 = Balance 1 Audio, 02 = Balance 2

Audio, 03 = Output Audio Off (Mute)

Delimiter separating additional definitions

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example:

Set Unit 01 Output 1 to Balance 1 Audio and Output 2 to Output Audio On.

HAU 01 1 01; 2 04<cr>

6.3 Set HDMI EDID

Tells the unit which timing scheme to use.

HEDID id output setting[“;” output setting]<cr>
HEDID HDMI EDID command

id 2 byte unit ID
output OUTPUT number 1 – 4
setting 00 - AUTO(EDID READ from display)

01 - represents 720x480p
02 - 720x576p

03 - 1280x720p 50Hz

04 - 1280x720p 60Hz,

05 - 1920x1080i 50Hz

06 - 1920x1080i 60Hz

07 - 1920x1080p 50Hz

08 - 1920x1080p 60Hz

09 - 800x600 60Hz

10 - 800x600 75Hz

11 - 1024x768 60Hz

12 - 1024x768 75Hz

13 - 1024x768 85Hz

14 - 1280x1024 60Hz

15 - 1280x1024 75Hz

16 - 1280x1024 85Hz

17 - 1600x1200 60Hz

18 - 1360x768 75Hz

19 - 1366x768 85Hz

20 - 1440x1050 60Hz

21 - 1900x1200 60Hz
“;” Delimiter separating additional definitions

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example:

Set Unit 01 Output 1 EDID to Auto, Output 2 to 1280x1024 85Hz.
HEDID 01 1 00; 2 16<cr>

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6.4 Set Input Source command

Tells the unit which input source to use
INSRC id input srcnum [“;” input srcnum]<cr>

Where:

INSRC Input source command name

id 2 byte unit ID
input Input number (1-9)
srcnum Which input type to use, see table below:

I01 I02 I03 I04 I05 I06 I07 I08 I09

AUTO

00

AUDIO

HDMI

01

AUDIO

Ext.

02

AUDIO

03

“;” Delimiter separating additional definitions

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example:

Set Unit 01 Input 9 to YpbPr, Input 1 to HDMI AUDIO.

INSRC 01 9 01; 1 01<cr>

X X X X X X X

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

CAT CAT CAT VGA VGA

FIBER FIBER FIBER YPbPr YPbPr

X X X CVBS CVBS

S-

VIDEO S-VIDEO

6.5 Set Stereo Audio Output command

Tells the unit which input to direct to Stereo Audio Out.
SAO id audioinput<cr>

SAO Stereo Audio Output command
id 2 byte unit ID
audioinput 00 - Audio Open

01- 09 Assign HDMI Input1 Audio – HDMI Input9, Audio
10: Assign Balance Input1 Audio
11 : Assign Balance Input2 Audio

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example:

Set Unit 01 HDMI Input 3 to Stereo Audio Out.
SAO 01 03<cr>

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6.6 Set Preset Recall command

Tells the unit to recall the specified preset.
PRESET id number<cr>

PRESET Preset Recall command
id 2 byte unit ID
number Preset number to recall 01-20
<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)

Example:
Recall Unit 01 preset number 9.

PRESET 01 09<cr>

6.7 Reset DV-MFSW-94

Resets the DV-MFSW-94
RST id<cr>
RST Reset command name

id 2 byte unit ID
cr Carriage Return (0Dhex)

Example
Reset unit 1.

RST 01<cr>

6.8 Set Serial Baud Rate

Sets the baud rate of the RS232 port.
BAUD id brate<cr>

Where:

BAUD Baud rate command

id 2 byte unit ID
brate Baud rate setting,

01 – 19200 bps

02 - 38400 bps

03 - 57600 bps

04 - 115200 bps

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example
Set Unit 01 to baud rate of 57600 bps.
BAUD 01 03<cr>

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6.9 Set IP Address

Sets the IP address of the DV-MFSW-94.
IPADR id type addr<cr>

Where:
IPADR IP address command

id 2 byte unit ID

type P = IP address, S = Subnet, G = gateway, M = MAC address

addr address for IP address, Subnet, Gateway XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX where XXX = 000 – 255, for

MAC address xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx where xx = 00 – FF.

<cr> Carriage Return (0Dhex)
Example
Set Unit 01 IP parameters.

IPADR 01 P 192.168.001.010
IPADR 01 S 255.255.255.000
IPADR 01 G 192.168.001.001
IPADR 01 M 00.AB.CD.EF.80.01

6.10 Get Universal Status Command

Gets the status of the unit
STAT id type<cr>

id 2 byte unit ID
Where type is:

OC Output connections
IA Input Assignment
AO Audio Output
TO Output Timing
TI Input Timing
RS RS232 Setting
LN LAN Setting

6.11 Get Output Connection Status

OC
STAT id OC output<cr>

Where:
id 2 byte unit ID
output 1,2,3,4 or A for all

Example:
Get Unit 01 all output connection status.
STAT 01 O C A <CR>
Response:

STAT O1=I1, O2=I2, O3=I3, O4=I4

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6.12 Get Input Assignment Status

IA
STAT id IA input<cr>

Where:
id 2 byte unit ID
input 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 or A for all

Example:
Get Unit 01 all input assignments.
STAT 01 IA A <cr>
Response:
STAT I1=00 ,I2=01 ,I3=02,I 4=01,I5=00, I6=01, I7=00, I8=00,I9=02

using this table:

Input1 Input2 Input3 Input4 Input5 Input6 Input7 Input8 Input9

00
01
02
03

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

X X X X X X X

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

AUTO

AUDIO

HDMI

AUDIO

Ext.

AUDIO

CAT CAT CAT VGA VGA

FIBER FIBER FIBER YPbPr YPbPr

X X X CVBS CVBS

S-

VIDEOS-VIDEO

6.13 Get Audio Output Status

AO Audio Output
STAT id AO output<cr>

Where:
id 2 byte unit ID
output 1,2,3,4, or A for all

Example:
Get Unit 01 all audio output assignments.
STAT 01 AO A <cr>
Response:
STAT O1=00,O2=01,O3=02,04=03

Where:

00 - Source
01 - Balanced1
02 - Balanced2
03 - Off

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6.14 Input or Output Timing Status

STAT id TI input<cr>
STAT id TO output<cr>

TI Input Timing, TO Output Timing

Where:

id 2 byte unit ID
input 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 or A for all
output 1,2,3,4 or A

Example:
Get Unit 01 all output timing status.
STAT 01 TO A<cr>
Response:
STAT O1=01,O2=01,O3=02,O4=01
Get Unit 01 input 1 timing status.
STAT 01 TI 1<cr>
Response:
STAT I1=01

Valu es:
01 - represents 720x480p

02 - 720x576p
03 - 1280x720p 50Hz
04 - 1280x720p 60Hz
05 - 1920x1080i 50Hz
06 - 1920x1080i 60Hz
07 - 1920x1080p 50Hz
08 - 1920x1080p 60Hz
09 - 800x600 60Hz
10 - 800x600 75Hz
11 - 1024x768 60Hz
12 - 1024x768 75Hz
13 - 1024x768 85Hz
14 - 1280x1024 60Hz
15 - 1280x1024 75Hz
16 - 1280x1024 85Hz
17 - 1600x1200 60Hz
18 - 1360x768 75Hz
19 - 1366x768 85Hz
20 - 1440x1050 60Hz
21 - 1900x1200 60Hz

6.15 RS232 Settings

Gets the RS232 settings of the port
STAT id RS<cr>
id 2 byte unit ID
Example:
Get Unit 01 RS232 settings.
STAT 01 RS<cr>
Response:
STAT B115200, D8, None

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6.16 LAN Settings

Gets the settings of the LAN
STAT id LN<cr>
id 2 byte unit ID
Example:
Get Unit 01 Lan settings.
STAT 01 LN<cr>
Response:
STAT IP 192.168.000.006, S 255.255.255.000,G 192.168.000.001, M 00.00.C2.B0.20.05

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7 DV-MFSW-94 IP CONTROL

DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

Click INPUT SOURCE

and select one of
sources at menu button

SEND

REFRESH

DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

Click AUDIO SELECT
and select one of audio
sources at menu button

SEND

REFRESH

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DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

Click OUTPUT TIMMING
and select one of
resolutions at menu

REFRESHSEND

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DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

Click AUDIO SELECT
and select one of audio
output at menu button

SEND

REFRESH

DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

Click SEND button
Send all command to
DV-MFSW-94

Display status of setup screen

DV-MFSW-94 CONTROL

SEND

REFRESH

REFRESHSEND

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8 Firmware Upgrade Instructions

You will need Windows HyperTerminal to complete the firmware upgrade. Vista and Windows 7 do not
provide this program, but it is a free download.

Here is one of many links to get it: http://files.digitizor.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/hyperterminal1.zip

Connect the DV-MFSW-94 to the PC via USB cable (provided) or a DB-9 serial cable. Open a

HyperTerminal session and create a new connection called “DV-MFSW-94”.

DV-MFSW-94

When you click “OK” the “Connect To” dialog box will open.
From the “Connect using” drop-down menu select the newest COM port listed. This item was automatically

added to the list when the DV-MFSW-94 was connected to the PC and restarted.

When you choose “OK” the “COM port properties” dialog will automatically open. Set as follows:
Baud Rate: 115200bps, Data bits: 8bit, Stop bits: 1bit, Parity: disable, Flow control: None

If you have any questions call Tech Support at 973-785-4347:

Then follow these menus:
FilePropertieschoose the “Settings” tab from the properties dialog click the ASCII Setup button.

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Check the top two boxes “Send…” and “Echo…” in the ASCII Setup dialog.

Click “OK” in the ASCII setup dialog and then again in the “DV-MFSW-94 Properties” dialog. This will

return you to a terminal window.

Type program then enter, and the firmware program in the DV-MFSW-94 will open with a 4-item menu.

Type 1 enter (main output)

You will see ccccccc…… on the screen, as the program waits for send file.

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Set the protocol to Ymodem in the TransferSend File dialog

Browse to the directory where you saved the program file (DV-MFSW-94 -Mainout-1.xx) and select it, then

Click “Send”. After the file is loaded, the DV-MFSW-94 will reboot automatically.
Type program then enter in the blank terminal screen.
Type 2 enter (Digital Input)

You will see ccccccc…… on the screen as the program waits for send file.

Browse to the directory where you saved the program file (DV-MFSW-94 -Digital Input-1.xx) and select it,
then:

Click “Send”
Type program then enter in the blank terminal screen.
Type 3 enter (Analog Input)

You will see ccccccc…… on the screen as the program waits for send file.

Browse to the directory where you saved the program file (DV-MFSW-94 -Analog Input-1.xx) and select it,
then

Click “Send”
Type 4 enter (Exit)

Note: Change baud Rate to 19200bps on the DV-MFSW-94 (menu #8) after the upgrade is complete.

Note: If you have problem during the upgrade please try below
Connect RS232 cable and Open Hyper terminal

Power cycle the DV-MFSW-94 and (with) Type s in the blank terminal screen (as quick as you can).

You will see ccccccc…… on the screen as the program waits for send file.

Browse to the directory where you saved the program file (DV-MFSW-94 -Mainout-1.xx) and select it, then

Click “Send”. After the file is loaded, the DV-MFSW-94 will reboot automatically.

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9 Limited Warranty

The DV-MFSW-94 is warranted against failures due to defective parts or faulty workmanship for a period of

three years after delivery to the original owner. During this period, FSR will make any necessary repairs or
replace the unit without charge for parts or labor. Shipping charges to the factory or repair station must be
prepaid by the owner, return-shipping charges (via UPS Ground) will be paid by FSR.

This warranty applies only to the original owner and is not transferable. In addition, it does not apply to
repairs done by other than the FSR factory or Authorized Repair Stations.

This warranty shall be cancelable by FSR at its sole discretion if the unit has been subjected to physical
abuse or has been modified in any way without written authorization from FSR. FSR’s liability under this
warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the defective unit.

FSR will not be responsible for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use or misuse of its
products. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.

Warranty claims should be accompanied by a copy of the original purchase invoice showing the purchase
date (if a Warranty Registration Card was mailed in at the time of purchase, this is not necessary). Before
returning any equipment for repair, please read the important information on service below.

SERVICE

Before returning any equipment for repair, please be sure that it is adequately packed and cushioned
against damage in shipment, and that it is insured. We suggest that you save the original packaging and
use it to ship the product for servicing. Also, please enclose a note giving your name, address, phone
number and a description of the problem.

NOTE: all equipment being returned for repair must have a Return authorization (RMA) Number. To get a
RMA Number, please call the FSR Service Department (1-800-332-FSR1). Please display your RMA
Number prominently on the front of all packages.

CONTACT INFORMATION

FSR INC.

244 Bergen Blvd.

Woodland Park, NJ 07424

Phone: [phone]

*Order Desk Fax: [phone]

E-mail: [e-mail]

Web Site: http://www.fsrinc.com

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