Hall Research Technologies VERSA-4K, VERSA-4K-S, VERSA-4K-R User Manual

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User’s Manual

VERSA-4K

AV Over IP

4K Video Over IP

USB 2.0 Over IP + Keyboard & Mouse

Bidirectional Audio, RS232 & IR Passthrough

Part Number Function

VERSA-4K-S Encoder/Sender

VERSA-4K-R Decoder/Receiver

CUSTOMER SUPPORT INFORMATION

Dynamic Virtual Matrix™

UMA1283- Rev

Order toll-free in the U.S. 800-959-6439 FREE technical support: 714-641-6607 or support@hallresearch.com Hall Research, 1163 Warner Ave. Tustin, CA 92780 www.hallresearch.com

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Table of Contents

Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Application ............................................................................................................................................ 5

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

Accessories............................................................................................................................................ 6

Input and Outputs .............................................................................................................................. 7

Getting Started .................................................................................................................................... 8

Control Interface ................................................................................................................................ 9

Front Panel Operation ................................................................................................................ 9

IR Remote Controller ............................................................................................................... 10

IR Detectors and Emitters ................................................................................................ 10

WEB-GUI ........................................................................................................................................ 11

PC-GUI ............................................................................................................................................. 12

Working ............................................................................................................................................... 13

Architecture ................................................................................................................................. 13

Unicast Mode v/s Multicast Mode................................................................................. 13

General Settings ......................................................................................................................... 14

Device Name ........................................................................................................................... 14

Group ID ................................................................................................................................... 14

Auto IP ............................................................................................................................................ 14

Independent Routing ............................................................................................................... 14

Video Over IP ............................................................................................................................... 15

Encoder Settings ................................................................................................................... 15

EDID Management ............................................................................................................... 15

Video Scaler .................................................................................................................................. 16

Scaler Settings ........................................................................................................................ 16

Video Wall ..................................................................................................................................... 16

Video Wall Settings .............................................................................................................. 18

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Bezel and Gap Compensation ......................................................................................... 18

OSD ................................................................................................................................................... 18

OSD Settings ........................................................................................................................... 18

Audio Over IP ............................................................................................................................... 19

Audio Modes ........................................................................................................................... 20

USB Over IP .................................................................................................................................. 20

USB Settings ............................................................................................................................ 21

Keyboard and Mouse ............................................................................................................... 21

Serial Over IP ............................................................................................................................... 22

RS-232 Modes ........................................................................................................................ 22

IR Over IP ...................................................................................................................................... 22

IR Modes ................................................................................................................................... 23

Default Configuration .............................................................................................................. 24

Firmware Update ....................................................................................................................... 25

Specifications .................................................................................................................................... 26

HDMI Video Resolution Support List ................................................................................ 28

VIC Timings ............................................................................................................................. 28

Other Timings: ....................................................................................................................... 30

HDMI Audio Format Support List ....................................................................................... 36

USB 2.0 Supported Class List ................................................................................................ 36

RS-232 Supported Baud rate List ....................................................................................... 36

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VERSA-4K

FCC Notice

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference even if it causes undesired operation.

This equipment has been desinged to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to 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 it is not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be re

uired to correct the interference at his own expense.

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Introduction

VERSA-4K is a complete AV over IP solution, which can extend 4K video with one frame latency, four USB 2.0 Devices with additional Key board and mouse, Bidirectional IR, Full Duplex RS-232, and Bidirectional analog audio, all in 1G Ethernet Network.

VERSA uses visually lossless compression and has inbuilt Video Scaler and Video Wall support, which makes it one stop scalable solution for the today's AV needs

See Specifications for More details.

Fig 1: Block Diagram

Application

• Remote PC management

• Digital Signage

• Interactive Classrooms

• Surveillance

• Live broadcast

• AV distribution

• Conference rooms, Auditoriums, Bars and restaurants

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Package Contents

Model Item Quantit

VERSA-4K-S

VERSA-4K-R

VERSA-4K-S User Manual Wide Band IR Emitter Side Brackets Universal Power Supply

VERSA-4K-R User Manual Wide Band IR Detector IR Detector (Local Control) IR Remote Controller Side Brackets Universal Power Supply

1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Accessories

Rack Mount

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Input and Outputs

Fig 2: VERSA-4K-S Front and Rear panel

Fig 3: VERSA-4K-S Front and Rear panel

VERSA-4K

Front Panel

Rear Panel

USB Mini for Front Panel Firmware update

F MENU, UP,

User Buttons for front panel operation DOWN RST Factory Reset LCD 16x2 Character display for System Configuration

1000BT RJ45 Jack -- Connects to 1G Ethernet IR-CTRL IR Local Control IR-IN, IR-OUT IR Detector and IR Emitter connections for

Bidirectional Pass-through L/R IN, L/R OUT 3.5mm Jack for Analog Line Input and Line Output HDMI AUD HDMI Audio extraction MIC IN 3.5mm Jack for Microphone Analog Input HDMI OUT Video Output HDMI IN Video Input RS-232 RS-232 Phoenix connector for full duplex serial

communication USB HOST USB Type B that connects to host PC USB 1.1, USB2.0 USB Type A for USB peripherals 5V DC External Power Supply with Locking connector

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Getting Started

1. Use Gigabit Switch with IGMPV2 and Jumbo Frame Support

2. Connect Sender(s) and Receiver(s) to the switch. No DHCP server required, by default Auto IP is enabled.

3. If switch does not support PoE, use external power supply include in the package

4. Assign unique Group ID

Front Panel

(See Front Panel operation

5. Connect HDMI Source(s) to Sender(s)

6. Connect HDMI Display(s) to Loop out as required

7. Connect HDMI Display(s) to Receiver(s)

8. Connect IR Detector required

9. If extending bidirectional IR, connect IR Emitter cable to "IR-OUT" port and IR detector cable to "IR-IN" port of both Sender and Receiver. See IR Over IP more details.

10. If Using RS-232, connect RS-232 cable from PC or automation system to the supplied phoenix connector, and then connect it to the "RS-232" port of VERSA. See Serial over IP

11. To control the unit from WEB-GUI or PC-GUI change the IP address of PC to the

Auto IP network

12. Assign Device Name to Sender(s) and Receiver(s) from WEB-GUI or PC-GUI

using UP and DOWN arrow keys or by using IR Remote Controller

to each Sender. Group ID can be changed from the

for more details)

cable to "IR-CTRL" port to use IR Remote Controller as

for more details.

for

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Control Interface

Front Panel Operation

VERSA features a 16X2 Character LCD and with three user buttons: MENU, UP and DOWN on the front panel, which allows the user to quickly change the Group ID

configuration. By default, VERSA displays Device Name Screen, UP and DOWN arrow keys can be used change the Group ID.

In general, to change a configuration from the front panel is 5 step process:

1. Press MENU button on Home Screen

2. Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to navigate to a configuration.

3. Hold the MENU button till the Configuration starts blinking.

4. Use UP and DOWN arrows keys to see the available Options/Settings.

5. Press MENU again to apply the new configuration.

and Group ID on the Home

and IP

Fig 4: Front Panel Operation

LCD Notations:

-- [Configuration Name]-[Status Name]:

Configuration Name Options

IP Mode AUTO, DHCP, STATIC

IP ADD IP Address

System Configuration System Status

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SUBNET Subnet Mask

GATEWAY Gateway

BAUD RS-232 Baud Rate

USB 2.0 (Receiver Only) Used to the Connect/Disconnect with Senderin the

same group

Status Name Description

MAC ADD Mac Address of the Device

USB RX IP (Sender Only) Shows the IP address of the Receiver to which USB is

connected

USB TX IP (Receiver Only) Shows the IP address of the Sender to which USB

devices are exported

LINK SPEED Ethernet Link Speed (Shows 1000M when connected to

1G network) Shows "No Link!" when Physical Link is down or IP address is not assigned

IR Remote Controller

IR Remote controller can be used to change the

Group ID of Sender/Receiver. The numeric key pad

on the remote controller can be used to key-In 4 digit Group ID (0000 to 9999). To use IR Remote Controller, connect IR Detector Cable, which is labeled as "Control" to "IR-CTRL" port of VERSA. See

IR Detectors and Emitters

IR Detector cable Connected to "IR-IN" port of VERSA.

for more information.

or Passthrough.

Fig 5: IR Remote Controller

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IR Detector cable for Local Control . Connected to "IR-CTRL" port of VERSA

IR Emitter cable for Passthrough. Connected to "IR-OUT" port of VERSA

VERSA-4K

WEB-GUI

VERSA hosts a WEB Application with intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI) , which can be accessed using any standard WEB browser. WEB-GUI can be used to change various systems setting such as Device Name

Independent Routing

and Firmware Update over HTTP etc.

, Group ID, USB Control, Audio Control, Video Wall,

For more advance configurations such as USB Filtering and USB device View use PC-GUI

Fig 6: VERSA-4K-S WEB-GUI

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Fig 7: VERSA-4K-R WEB -GUI

PC-GUI

PC-GUI is used to configure all the advanced settings, such as USB Filtering, OSD, EDID Management, SOIP PC-GUI gives an advanced top level management interface to control all the VERSAs on the network. PC-GUI can provides Video Preview, USB Device View, Matrix View etc in real time.

, and Bezel and Width Compensation. With advanced device finder,

Fig 8: VERSA-4K-R PC-GUI

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Working

Architecture

VERSA uses Client-Server architecture, where each function such as Video, Audio, USB, IR, RS-232 is considered as a service. VERSA-4K-S (Sender) being a server, provides services independently under one Group ID client and receives a service by joining in the group using Group ID

A Receiver should have the same Group ID as sender to receive a service. Among all the services only USB 2.0 is mutually exclusive. This means only one receiver in a group can exclusively connect with the sender in order to export its USB Devices. See USB over IP for more Details.

Unicast Mode v/s Multicast Mode

Unicast is used in One-to-One Applications, where only one receiver is allowed in a group. Unicast offers simple and secure ways to extend Video and USB applications, such as Remote PC Control, Classroom Presentation system with touch screen.

Unlike Unicast, Multicast mode is used in One-to-Many Applications, where multiple receivers can join in a group and request services from a sender. Multicast gives true flexibility to scale the system and offers features like Independent Routing

Wall.

. Each VERSA-4K-R (Receiver) in the network acts a

and Video

Fig 9: Unicast and Multicast Mode

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General Settings

Device Name

User can assign Device Name to VERSA, which can be used to identify its Location or Purpose. Device Names are useful for Logical representation of the system in big installations and they are not linked to IP address. For instance, all the Receivers connected to the projectors in a school can have Room Number as Device Name. By default the Device Name is set to "VERSA" for both sender and Receiver.

Group ID

In VERSA's architecture a simpler representation of Multicast IP. Each Sender needs to have a unique Group ID on the network. A Group ID Ranges from 0000 to 9999, which allows scaling the system up to 10,000 Senders in one network. A Receiver can receive a service from a sender by having the same Group ID. In multicast mode multiple Receivers can join in the same group, and can multiplex various services from Senders in different groups, which is also called as Independent Routing

, each service from a Sender is served on Multicast IP. Group ID is

Auto IP

Auto IP, is also called as Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) is a method where a device on a network assigns itself an unique IP address in the absence of a DHCP Server. An Auto IP device, such as VERSA holds an IP address in the range of 169.254.x.y in Auto IP Mode, where : x,y can range from 0 to 255.

By default Auto IP is enabled in VERSA. To access the device WEB-GUI or to control the device with PC-GUI, the User's PC should be in the following network:

IP Address 169.254.x.y Where:

x = 0 - 255 y = 0 -255

Subnet 255.255.0.0

Independent Routing

Independent Routing featured in the VERSA-4K-R (Receiver) gives the flexibility to multiplex various services from multiple Senders. For example, a Receiver can receive video form Group-1, Audio from Group-2 and USB from Group-3 as shown below.

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Fig 10. Independent Routing

Note that, Audio only works when there is a active Video Group.

Video Over IP

VERSA-4K-S uses visually lossless compression to encode 4K Video. Along with bit rate and Frame rate adjustments, Sender provides Various Quality modes and Bit Rate adjustments to minimize the network bandwidth.

Encoder Settings

Bit Rate

Best Effort VERSA takes complete freedom to deliver best

quality content with less compression. A typical 1080@60 video can take up to 200Mbps bandwidth

10 - 200Mbps This forces the encoder to compress more to meet

the selected video bandwidth requirement

Frame Rate

0 - 100% Can be used to minimize the bandwidth by reducing

the number of frame that needs to be encoded. Low frame rate can be used for Static Image Videos

Quality Mode

Video Mode More priority to Frame Rate over Video Quality Graphic Mode More priority to Video Quality over Frame Rate.

Some of the frames might be dropped. This mode is typically used for Static Image Videos.

1 -5 Higher the value lower the Video quality

Anti-Dither Mode

ON/OFF Anti-Dither Mode removes the noise in the source

video by averaging them with surrounding pixel data. Don't enable this if the source video is clean

EDID Management

VERSA-4K Sender can save up to two EDIDs. One of them is Default EDID

, which cannot be modified and other one is a Custom EIDD, which can be updated from Receiver end. Sender always serves Custom EDID to the source, in the absence of Custom EDID it serves Default EDID.

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In multicast mode, a receiver in the group can send an EDID Update Request to replace Custom EIDD with its attached Sink EDID. A Receiver automatically sends an Update Request when Display is detected, if "Use this EDID" option is enabled. When multiple receivers sends an EDID update request, the last received request will be successful. In multicast scenario it is recommended to enabled "Use This EDID" option on only one receiver.

Fig 11. EDID Management

Video Scaler

VERA has inbuilt Video Scaler on each Receiver. The Scaler supports Up-scaling (Low resolution to High Resolution), Down-Scaling (High Resolution to low resolution) and Timing Conversion (Interlaced to Progressive and vice versa). See HDMI Video resolution

support list for more information.

The Scaler can be set to "EDID Preferred", which will automatically scale the input video to the native resolution of the monitor as defined in its EDID. This feature provides the flexibility to use different kinds of monitors at the Receiver end regardless of brand and 4K resolution support.

Scaler Settings

Output Timing

Pass through Output same resolution as input Custom Timing See Resolution Support List

EDID Preferred Automatically scales the video to the preferred

EDID timing of the sink

Video Wall

VERSA receiver has inbuilt video wall support with Bezel and GAP compensation, Pixel Wise panning, Image Rotation and Mirroring. The Video Wall layout is a rectangular array of monitors, where the position (x' , y') of a monitor on the Wall is identified with row and column number. The total number of rows indicates Vertical Monitor Count (Y) and the total number of columns indicates Horizontal Monitor Count (X).

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Fig 10. Video Wall Layout

For example, to build a 2x2 (two by two) Video Wall, which has 2 rows and 2 columns.

So, Horizontal Monitor Count [X] = 2, Vertical monitor Count [Y] =2

A total of 4 Receivers are required to build this wall and they can be positioned at: (0,0) , (0,1) , (1,0), and (1,1)

VERSA-4K

Each Receiver includes a Video Wall Preview in its WEB-GUI, which helps to visualize the wall. From the above example to the place a receiver in Top left corner of the video wall, set the Wall Size = 2x2, and select the position (0,0) as shown below.

Fig 9. Video Wall preview in Receiver WEB-GUI

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Video Wall Settings

Wall Size

[X,Y] X = [1 to 16] Horizontal Monitor Count

Y = [1 to 16] Vertical Monitor Count Set [1,1] to disable Video Wall

Position

Orientation

(x',y') x' =[0 to 15] Horizontal Position

y' =[0 to 15] Vertical Position

Default Flip Vertical/Horizontal (Mirror Image) Rotate Clock Wise (90/180/270) Rotate 90 + Flip Vertical

Stretch

Fill/Fit In

Bezel and Gap Compensation

Scale

Shift

Bezel and Gap

Horizontal Scale , Vertical Scale

Left, Right, Up and Down In Pixels

OW x0.1mm VW x0.1mm OH x0.1mm VH x0.1mm

OSD

VERSA-4K-R has inbuilt Hardware On Screen Display (OSD) Controller, which supports Alpha Blending and transparent settings. A Receiver can display an Image and Multi color text at any position on the screen. Use PC GUI to upload images and display text as OSD.

OSD Settings

Position

Offset in pixels [X,Y] OSB predefined Presets Top-Left/Top -Right

Bottom-Left/Bottom-Right Top/Bottom/Left/Right

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Text

Color RGB: [x,y,z] Character Count 128 Text Pixel Size [1 to 100] Text Align Center/Left OSD Alpha Blend (31 is no transparency) OSD Background Mask ON/OFF Timer (In Seconds) Always ON/ [0 to 100]

[1 to 31]

VERSA-4K

Image

Size Type

640x480 JPEG /PNG 32bpp

Audio Over IP

VERSA Supports up to 7.1ch HDMI Audio (See HDMI Audio Format Support List for more details). The Sender also supports HDMI audio embedding from LIN IN, which is used for VGA sources. VERSA also supports bidirectional audio pass-through in Unicast Mode, which make it ideal solution for Remote PC extension.

Fig 11. Bidirectional Audio Pass-through

In multicast Mode, Sender supports 3 Input Modes to select an audio source between HDMI Audio and LIN IN Audio. The selected audio source is embedded into the video and multicast to all the Receivers in the group. Also, Receiver supports 3 Output Modes to route audio between LINE OUT and HDMI OUT. See Audio Modes

Note:

1. While using Independent Routing

, receiver must be a part of a working video

group to output the audio.

2. Bidirectional Audio Pass-through is only supported in Unicast Mode and when LINE IN is selected. (See Audio Modes

for more details)

for more details.

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Audio Modes

Input Mode

(Only for Sender)

Fig 12. Audio Modes

Auto Auto Select LINE IN when Input is DVI or when

LINE IN hot plug is detected

Auto 1 Auto Select LINE IN when Line hot plug is detected Auto 2 Always use HDMI audio when video Input is not

DVI Always use LINE IN when video Input is DVI

Output Mode

(Only for Receiver)

Dual Outpu HDMI Onl Line Out Only

Output Audio on both HDMI and LINE OUT Only output audio on HDMI Only output audio on LINE OUT

USB Over IP

The principle of USB Over IP (USBoIP) in VERSA is rather simple. A Receiver has an inbuilt USB2.0 HUB, which acts a USB2.0 Local host to all the USB devices connected to it. A Receiver needs to the pair with a Sender in order to export its USB2.0 devices to the Host PC. The Host PC always sees remote USB devices as locally attached to a HUB emulated in the Sender.

VERSA can serve up to four USB2.0 downstream devices over IP. Unlike Keyboard and

Mouse , each Receiver in a group should explicitly connect to a sender to export its

USB2.0 devices. Receiver can setup an export policy to filter USB2.0 devices based on Class or Product ID (PID) & Vendor ID (VID). Use PC-GUI to build custom USB policy and to view the Device Tree. See Supported USB Class List

for more details.

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USB Settings

VERSA-4K-S

(Sender)

VERSA-4K

Fig 13. USB2.0 Export Policy

Attached Client IP IP Address for connected Receiver Auto Connect to First Peer

USB will be automatically connected the first receiver seen in the group (Useful when there is only one receiver in the group)

USB Incompatibility Enable when the mouse is responding slow

VERSA-4K-R

(Receiver)

Connect/DisconnectInitiates USB 2.0 Connect/Disconnect

Request. When multiple receivers send the request only last received will be served and others will be disconnected.

Host IP IP Address of connected Sender

Keyboard and Mouse

Unlike USB2.0, Keyboard and mouse are always emulated on the host PC and no explicit connection requests or driver installation is needed. In multicast mode, a PC can be controlled using mouse and keyboard from any receiver in the group.

Fig 14. Keyboard and Mouse Over IP

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Serial Over IP

Both Sender and Receiver supports two types of modes to control RS-232 devices. In Pass Through mode, all the bytes from the senders are multicast to all the receivers in the group, like wise all the bytes from the receiver is directed to the sender in the group. The Guest mode allows 3rd party control systems to control serial devices over IP. In Guest mode, a control system can completely take control on the serial port and can have full duplex serial communication with attached serial devices. See supported baud rate

list for more information.

Fig 15. Serial Over IP

RS-232 Modes

Pass Through

Guest Mode (Telnet Port: 6752)

RS-232 Pass Through mode

Serial Over IP

IR Over IP

VERSA Supports Bidirectional Pass-through IR along with Guest Mode. Guest mode allows 3rd party control systems to Send/Receive IR Commands over IP. Use PC-GUI to control devices using Guest Mode.

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IR Modes

Pass Through

Fig 16. IR Over IP

IR Pass Through mode

VERSA-4K

Guest Mode (Telnet Port: 59401)

IR Over IP (Pronto hex format only).

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Default Configuration

Settings Name Value

Network

Casting Mode Multicast IP Mode Auto IP Jumbo Frame 8000 MTU IP 169.254.xxx.xxx Subnet 255.255.0.0 Gateway 169.254.0.254

System

Encoder Settings (VERSA-4K-S Only)

Scalar Settings (VERSA-4K-R Only) Video Wall Settings (VERSA-4K-R Only)

Audio Settings (VERSA-4K-S Only)

Audio Settings (VERSA-4K-R Only)

USB Settings (VERSA-4K-S Only)

Device Name VERSA Group ID 0000 Independent Routing Disabled

Bit Rate Best Effort Frame Rate 100% Quality Mode Video Mode Anti-Dither Mode OFF

Output Timing Pass through

Wall Size [1x1] Position (0,0) Orientation Default Stretch Fit In

Input Mode Auto Line Input Volume Default Line Out Volume Default

Output Mode Dual Output MIC Input Volume Default Line Output Volume Default

Operation Mode Auto Select Mode Auto Connect to first peer Disabled USB Compatibility Issue Disabled

USB Settings (VERSA-4K-R Only)

RS-232 Settings

USB 2.0 Disconnected USB Policy Auto Export

Operation Mode Pass Through Baud rate 115200 Data bits, Parity, Stop Bits 8,None, 1

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Firmware Update

Steps to update firmware from WEB-GUI:

1. Accesses the Sender or Receiver WEB-GUI

2. Navigate to Admin > Update Firmware

3. Click on Choose File and Select the Binary File (.bin) provided by Hall Research.

4. Click Upload

5. Wait until the System finishes the Firmware Update and Reboots itself.

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Specifications

System

Supports Device Naming, IP Control

Build in WEB Server with Institutive User Interface

Front panel with 16x2 Character display for System

configuration

IR Remote Control

Sender Supports Independent routing

Receiver Built OSD generator, which can display custom text and

pictures

Built in Scalar with can support:

low resolution <=> High Resolution timing conversion

Interlaced <=> Progressive Mode conversion

Video Wall Support Wall Size up to 16x16

Bezel and Gap Compensation

Pixel Wise Panning

Image Rotation , Mirroring, and Stretch

Video Pause and Black Out

Network

Video

Audio

Video Over IP

Max Distance 120m UTP

Bandwidth 850Mbps +- 20Mbps

*Varies with video pattern, USB activity, and WEB-GUI

activity

Casting Multicast (Groups 0 ~9999), Unicast

Supports VLAN Switching

Supports Bit rate and bandwidth Control

Static, DHCP and Auto IP (Zero Config)

IGMPV2

1500 or 8000 MTU

*Recommended 8K (8000MTU) for 4K video

Sender Input Up to 4K@60 4:4:4, HDMI 2.0a, HDR, HDCP2.2

Sender Loop out Up to 4K@60 4:4:4, HDMI 2.0a, HDR, HDCP2.2

Receiver Output Up to 4K@30 4:4:4, HDMI 2.0a, HDR, HDCP 2.2

HDMI Audio 2Ch, 5.1Ch, 7.1Ch LPCM

5.1Ch, 7.1Ch NLPCM

Supports HDMI Audio Extraction (2Ch LPCM 32Khz ~96Khz)

Video Codec Proprietary Visually Lossless Video Codec

Supports Quality Control

Latency 1 Frame (< 30ms)

Supports Video Snapshot

Anti-Dithering V3, Frame Rate Control

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Audio Over IP

Sender Analog Audio Line In, Line Out for Audio Over IP

Supports HDMI Audio Embedding

Receiver Analog Audio Mic In, Line Out for Audio Over IP

Supports HDMI Audio De-Embedding

Supports Analog Volume Control

Bidirectional Audio extension in Unicast mode

VERSA-4K

USB Over IP

USB Extension up to 4xUSB 2.0 Downstream Devices

USB 1.1 for Keyboard and Mouse Extension

Supports USB Class and Device Filtering

Touch Screen Devices

RS-232 Over IP

RS-232 300 ~ 115200 bps with Data bit, parity and Stop bit settings

Supports Bidirectional Pass-through Mode (Dump redirection)

Guest Mode (Serial Over IP over dedicated telnet port)

IR Over IP

IR Universal IR

Supports Bidirectional IR Pass-through Mode

Guest Mode (Software Decoding over dedicated telnet port)

Temperature and Power POE Enabled

External Power Supply

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HDMI Video Resolution Support List

VIC Timings

VIC Short Name Aspect

Ratio

1 DMT0659 4:3 1:1 640x480p @59.94/60 Hz 2 480p 4:3 8:9 720x480p @59.94/60 Hz 3 480pH 16:9 32:37 720x480p @59.94/60 Hz 4 720p 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @59.94/60 Hz 5 1080i 16:9 1:1 1920x1080i @59.94/60 Hz 6 480i 4:3 8:9 720(1440)x480i @59.94/60 Hz 7 480iH 16:9 32:37 720(1440)x480i @59.94/60 Hz 8 240p 4:3 8:9 720(1440)x240p @59.94/60 Hz 9 240pH 16:9 32:37 720(1440)x240p @59.94/60 Hz 10 480i4x 4:3 8:9 (2880)x480i @59.94/60 Hz 11 480i4xH 16:9 32:37 (2880)x480i @59.94/60 Hz 12 240p4x 4:3 8:9 (2880)x240p @59.94/60 Hz 13 240p4xH 16:9 32:37 (2880)x240p @59.94/60 Hz 14 480p2x 4:3 8:9 1440x480p @59.94/60 Hz 15 480p2xH 16:9 32:37 1440x480p @59.94/60 Hz 16 1080p 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @59.94/60 Hz 17 576p 4:3 16:15 720x576p @50 Hz 18 576pH 16:9 64:45 720x576p @50 Hz 19 720p50 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @50 Hz 20 1080i25 16:9 1:1 1920x1080i @50 Hz* 21 576i 4:3 16:15 720(1440)x576i @50 Hz 22 576iH 16:9 64:45 720(1440)x576i @50 Hz 23 288p 4:3 16:15 720(1440)x288p @50 Hz 24 288pH 16:9 64:45 720(1440)x288p @50 Hz 25 576i4x 4:3 16:15 (2880)x576i @50 Hz 26 576i4xH 16:9 64:45 (2880)x576i @50 Hz 27 288p4x 4:3 16:15 (2880)x288p @50 Hz 28 288p4xH 16:9 64:45 (2880)x288p @50 Hz 29 576p2x 4:3 16:15 1440x576p @50 Hz 30 576p2xH 16:9 64:45 1440x576p @50 Hz 31 1080p50 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @50 Hz 32 1080p24 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @23.98/24 Hz 33 1080p25 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @25 Hz 34 1080p30 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @29.97/30 Hz 35 480p4x 4:3 8:9 (2880)x480p @59.94/60 Hz 36 480p4xH 16:9 32:37 (2880)x480p @59.94/60 Hz 37 576p4x 4:3 16:15 (2880)x576p @50 Hz 38 576p4xH 16:9 64:45 (2880)x576p @50 Hz 39 1080i25 16:9 1:1 1920x1080i @50 Hz* (1250 Total) 40 1080i50 16:9 1:1 1920x1080i @100 Hz 41 720p100 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @100 Hz 42 576p100 4:3 8:9 720x576p @100 Hz 43 576p100H 16:9 32:37 720x576p @100 Hz 44 576i50 4:3 16:15 720(1440)x576i @100 Hz 45 576i50H 16:9 64:45 720(1440)x576i @100 Hz 46 1080i60 16:9 1:1 1920x1080i @119.88/120 Hz 47 720p120 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @119.88/120 Hz 48 480p119 4:3 16:15 720x480p @119.88/120 Hz 49 480p119H 16:9 64:45 720x480p @119.88/120 Hz 50 480i59 4:3 8:9 720(1440)x480i @119.88/120 Hz 51 480i59H 16:9 32:37 720(1440)x480i @119.88/120 Hz 52 576p200 4:3 16:15 720x576p @200 Hz 53 576p200H 16:9 64:45 720x576p @200 Hz 54 576i100 4:3 16:15 720(1440)x576i @200 Hz 55 576i100H 16:9 64:45 720(1440)x576i @200 Hz 56 480p239 4:3 8:9 720x480p @239.76/240 Hz 57 480p239H 16:9 32:37 720x480p @239.76/240 Hz 58 480i119 4:3 8:9 720(1440)x480i @239.76/240 Hz 59 480i119H 16:9 32:37 720(1440)x480i @239.76/240 Hz

Pixel Ratio

Resolution (HxV@F)

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60 720p24 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @23.98/24 Hz 61 720p25 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @25 Hz 62 720p30 16:9 1:1 1280x720p @29.97/30 Hz 63 1080p120 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @119.88/120 Hz 64 1080p100 16:9 1:1 1920x1080p @100 Hz 65 720p24 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @23.98/24 Hz 66 720p25 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @25 Hz 67 720p30 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @29.97/30 Hz 68 720p50 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @50 Hz 69 720p 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @59.94/60 Hz 70 720p100 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @100 Hz 71 720p120 64:27 4:3 1280x720p @119.88/120 Hz 72 1080p24 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @23.98/24 Hz 73 1080p25 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @25 Hz 74 1080p30 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @29.97/30 Hz 75 1080p50 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @50 Hz 76 1080p 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @59.94/60 Hz 77 1080p100 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @100 Hz 78 1080p120 64:27 4:3 1920x1080p @119.88/120 Hz 79 720p24 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @23.98/24 Hz 80 720p25 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @25 Hz 81 720p30 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @29.97/30 Hz 82 720p50 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @50 Hz 83 720p 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @59.94/60 Hz 84 720p100 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @100 Hz 85 720p120 64:27 64:63 1680x720p @119.88/120 Hz 86 1080p24 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @23.98/24 Hz 87 1080p25 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @25 Hz 88 1080p30 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @29.97/30 Hz 89 1080p50 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @50 Hz 90 1080p 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @59.94/60 Hz 91 1080p100 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @100 Hz 92 1080p120 64:27 1:1 2560x1080p @119.88/120 Hz 93 2160p24 16:9 1:1 3840x2160p @23.98/24 Hz 94 2160p25 16:9 1:1 3840x2160p @25 Hz 95 2160p30 16:9 1:1 3840x2160p @29.97/30 Hz 96 2160p50 16:9 1:1 3840x2160p @50 Hz 97 2160p 16:9 1:1 3840x2160p @59.94/60 Hz 98 2160p24 256:135 1:1 4096x2160p @23.98/24 Hz 99 2160p25 256:135 1:1 4096x2160p @25 Hz 100 2160p30 256:135 1:1 4096x2160p @29.97/30 Hz 101 2160p50 256:135 1:1 4096x2160p @50 Hz 102 2160p 256:135 1:1 4096x2160p @59.94/60 Hz 103 2160p24 64:27 4:3 3840x2160p @23.98/24 Hz 104 2160p25 64:27 4:3 3840x2160p @25 Hz 105 2160p30 64:27 4:3 3840x2160p @29.97/30 Hz 106 2160p50 64:27 4:3 3840x2160p @50 Hz 107 2160p 64:27 4:3 3840x2160p @59.94/60 Hz

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Other Timings:

S/No HA VA Rate HP VP Pix CLOCK Scan Mode

0 640 480 60Hz -ve -ve 252000 Prog 1 720 480 60Hz -ve -ve 270270 Prog 2 720 480 60Hz -ve -ve 270270(D) Prog 3 1280 720 60Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 4 1920 1080/2 60Hz +ve +ve 742500 Interl 5 1440/2 480/2 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2 Interl 6 1440/2 480/2 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2(D) Interl 7 1440/2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2 Prog 8 1440/2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2(D1) Prog 9 1440/2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2(D2) Prog 10 1440/2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 270270/2(D3) Prog 11 1440 480 60Hz -ve -ve 540450 Prog 12 1440 480 60Hz -ve -ve 540450(D) Prog 13 1920 1080 60Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 14 720 576 50Hz -ve -ve 270000 Prog 15 720 576 50Hz -ve -ve 270000(D) Prog 16 1280 720 50Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 17 1920 1080/2 50Hz +ve +ve 742500 Interl 18 1440/2 576/2 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2 Interl 19 1440/2 576/2 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D) Interl 20 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2 Prog 21 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D) Prog 22 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D1) Prog 23 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D2) Prog 24 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D3) Prog 25 1440/2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000/2(D4) Prog 26 1440 576 50Hz -ve +ve 540000 Prog 27 1440 576 50Hz -ve +ve 540000(D) Prog 28 1920 1080 50Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 29 1920 1080 24Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 30 1920 1080 25Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog

31 1440/2 240 60Hz +ve +ve 270270/2 Prog 32 1440/2 480/2 60Hz +ve +ve 270270/2 Interl 33 1440/2 576/2 50Hz +ve +ve 270000/2 Interl 34 1440/2 288 50Hz +ve +ve 270000/2 Prog 35 720 480 60Hz +ve +ve 270270 Prog 36 720 576 50Hz +ve +ve 270000 Prog 37 1280 720 50Hz -ve -ve 742500 Prog 38 1280 720 60Hz -ve -ve 742500 Prog 39 1440 480 60Hz +ve +ve 540450 Prog 40 1440 576 50Hz -ve -ve 540000 Prog 41 1920 1080/2 50Hz -ve -ve 742500 Interl 42 1920 1080/2 60Hz -ve -ve 742500 Interl 43 1920 1080 24Hz -ve -ve 742500 Prog 44 1920 1080 25Hz -ve -ve 742500 Prog 45 1920 1080 30Hz -ve -ve 742500 Prog 46 1920 1080 50Hz -ve -ve 1485000 Prog 47 1920 1080 60Hz -ve -ve 1485000 Prog

48 1280 720 24Hz +ve +ve 594000 Prog 49 1280 720 25Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 50 1280 720 30Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 51 720*2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 310260 Interl 52 720*2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 310260(D) Interl 53 720*2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 310260 Prog 54 720*2 240 60Hz -ve -ve 310260(D) Prog 55 720*4 240 60Hz -ve -ve 620520 Interl 56 720*4 240 60Hz -ve -ve 620520(D) Interl 57 720*4 240 60Hz -ve -ve 620520 Prog 58 720*4 240 60Hz -ve -ve 620520(D) Prog

-- HDTV Timings --

-- HDTV with wrong polarity --

-- CEA-861-D Timing --

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59 720*2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000 Interl 60 720*2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000(D) Interl 61 720*2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000 Prog 62 720*2 288 50Hz -ve -ve 270000(D) Prog 63 720*4 288 50Hz -ve -ve 540000 Interl 64 720*4 288 50Hz -ve -ve 540000(D) Interl 65 720*4 288 50Hz -ve -ve 540000 Prog 66 720*4 288 50Hz -ve -ve 540000(D) Prog 67 720*2 576 50Hz -ve -ve 540000 Prog 68 720*2 576 50Hz -ve -ve 540000(D) Prog 69 1920 1080 30Hz +ve +ve 742500 Prog 70 720*4 480 60Hz -ve -ve 1081080 Prog 71 720*4 480 60Hz -ve -ve 1081080(D) Prog 72 720*4 576 50Hz -ve -ve 1081080 Prog 73 720*4 576 50Hz -ve -ve 1081080(D) Prog 74 1920 540 50Hz +ve -ve 720000 Interl

75 1920 540 100Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Interl 76 1280 720 100Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 77 720 576 100Hz -ve -ve 540000 Prog 78 720 576 100Hz -ve -ve 540000(D) Prog 79 720 288 100Hz -ve -ve 270000 Interl 80 720 288 100Hz -ve -ve 270000(D) Interl 81 1920 540 120Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Interl 82 1280 720 120Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 83 720 480 120Hz -ve -ve 540540 Prog 84 720 480 120Hz -ve -ve 540540(D) Prog 85 720 240 120Hz -ve -ve 270270 Interl 86 720 240 120Hz -ve -ve 270270(D) Interl 87 720 576 200Hz -ve -ve 1080000 Prog 88 720 576 200Hz -ve -ve 1080000(D) Prog 89 720 288 200Hz -ve -ve 540000 Interl 90 720 288 200Hz -ve -ve 540000(D) Interl 91 720 480 240Hz -ve -ve 1081080 Prog 92 720 480 240Hz -ve -ve 1081080(D) Prog 93 720 240 240Hz -ve -ve 540540 Interl 94 720 240 240Hz -ve -ve 540540(D) Interl

95 1280 1470 60Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 96 1280 1470 50Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 97 1280 1470 24Hz -ve -ve 594000 Prog 98 1280 1470 30Hz -ve -ve 1485000 Prog 99 1920 2205 24Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 100 1920 2205 30Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 101 1920 2205 50Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 102 1920 2205 60Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog

103 3840 2160 24Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 104 3840/2 2160 50Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 105 3840 2160 25Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 106 3840/2 2160 60Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 107 3840 2160 30Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog

108 4096 2160 24Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 109 4096/2 2160 50Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 110 4096 2160 25Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 111 4096/2 2160 60Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 112 4096 2160 30Hz +ve +ve 2970000 Prog 113 2560 1080 24Hz +ve +ve 990000 Prog 114 2560 1080 25Hz +ve +ve 900000 Prog 115 2560 1080 30Hz +ve +ve 1188000 Prog 116 2560 1080 50Hz +ve +ve 1856250 Prog 117 2560 1080 60Hz +ve +ve 1980000 Prog

16384 640 350 85Hz +ve -ve 315000 Prog

-- CEA-861-D Timing with very high refresh rate --

-- Frame packing 3D timings --

-- 4K (2160p) Timings --

-- 4K SMPTE Timings --

-- VESA Digital Timing --

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16385 640 400 85Hz -ve +ve 315000 Prog 16386 720 400 85Hz -ve +ve 355000 Prog 16387 640 480 60Hz -ve -ve 251750 Prog 16388 640 480 72Hz -ve -ve 315000 Prog 16389 640 480 75Hz -ve -ve 315000 Prog 16390 640 480 85Hz -ve -ve 360000 Prog 16391 800 600 56Hz +ve +ve 360000 Prog 16392 800 600 60Hz +ve +ve 400000 Prog 16393 800 600 72Hz +ve +ve 500000 Prog 16394 800 600 75Hz +ve +ve 495000 Prog 16395 800 600 85Hz +ve +ve 562500 Prog 16396 848 480 60Hz +ve +ve 337500 Prog 16397 1024 384 87Hz +ve +ve 449000 Interl 16398 1024 768 60Hz -ve -ve 650000 Prog 16399 1024 768 70Hz -ve -ve 750000 Prog 16400 1024 768 75Hz +ve +ve 787500 Prog 16401 1024 768 85Hz +ve +ve 945000 Prog 16402 1152 864 75Hz +ve +ve 1080000 Prog 16403 1280 768 60Hz +ve -ve 682500 Prog 16404 1280 768 60Hz -ve +ve 795000 Prog 16405 1280 768 75Hz -ve +ve 1022500 Prog 16406 1280 768 85Hz -ve +ve 1175000 Prog 16407 1280 960 60Hz +ve +ve 1080000 Prog 16408 1280 960 85Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 16409 1280 1024 60Hz +ve +ve 1080000 Prog 16410 1280 1024 75Hz +ve +ve 1350000 Prog 16411 1280 1024 85Hz +ve +ve 1575000 Prog 16412 1360 768 60Hz +ve +ve 855000 Prog 16413 1400 1050 60Hz +ve -ve 1010000 Prog 16414 1400 1050 60Hz -ve +ve 1217500 Prog 16415 1400 1050 75Hz -ve +ve 1560000 Prog 16416 1400 1050 85Hz -ve +ve 1795000 Prog 16417 1440 900 60Hz +ve -ve 887500 Prog 16418 1440 900 60Hz -ve +ve 1065000 Prog 16419 1440 900 75Hz -ve +ve 1367500 Prog 16420 1440 900 85Hz -ve +ve 1570000 Prog 16421 1600 1200 60Hz +ve +ve 1620000 Prog 16422 1600 1200 65Hz +ve +ve 1755000 Prog 16423 1600 1200 70Hz +ve +ve 1890000 Prog 16424 1600 1200 75Hz +ve +ve 2025000 Prog 16425 1600 1200 85Hz +ve +ve 2295000 Prog 16426 1680 1050 60Hz +ve -ve 1190000 Prog 16427 1680 1050 60Hz -ve +ve 1462500 Prog 16428 1680 1050 75Hz -ve +ve 1870000 Prog 16429 1680 1050 85Hz -ve +ve 2147500 Prog 16430 1792 1344 60Hz -ve +ve 2047500 Prog 16431 1792 1344 75Hz -ve +ve 2610000 Prog 16432 1856 1392 60Hz -ve +ve 2182500 Prog 16433 1856 1392 75Hz -ve +ve 2880000 Prog 16434 1920 1200 60Hz +ve -ve 1540000 Prog 16435 1920 1200 60Hz -ve +ve 1932500 Prog 16436 1920 1200 75Hz -ve +ve 2452500 Prog 16437 1920 1200 75Hz -ve +ve 2812500 Prog 16438 1920 1440 60Hz -ve +ve 2340000 Prog 16439 1920 1440 75Hz -ve +ve 2970000 Prog 16440 2560 1600 60Hz -ve +ve 2685000 Prog

16441 800 600 120Hz +ve -ve 732500 Prog 16442 1024 384 87Hz +ve +ve 449000 Prog 16443 1024 768 120Hz +ve -ve 1155000 Prog 16444 1152 864 85Hz -ve +ve 1196500 Prog 16445 1152 864 100Hz -ve +ve 1434700 Prog 16446 1152 864 60Hz -ve +ve 816200 Prog 16447 1280 768 120Hz +ve -ve 1402500 Prog 16448 1280 800 60Hz +ve -ve 710000 Prog

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16449 1280 800 60Hz -ve +ve 835000 Prog 16450 1280 800 75Hz -ve +ve 1065000 Prog 16451 1280 800 85Hz -ve +ve 1225000 Prog 16452 1280 800 120Hz +ve -ve 1462500 Prog 16453 1280 960 120Hz +ve -ve 1755000 Prog 16454 1280 1024 120Hz +ve -ve 1872500 Prog 16455 1360 768 120Hz +ve -ve 1482500 Prog 16456 1366 768 60Hz +ve +ve 720000 Prog 16457 1366 768 60Hz +ve -ve 720000 Prog 16458 1366 768 60Hz +ve -ve 855000 Prog 16459 1366 768 60Hz +ve +ve 855000 Prog 16460 1400 1050 120Hz +ve -ve 2080000 Prog 16461 1440 900 120Hz +ve -ve 1827500 Prog 16462 1600 900 60Hz +ve -ve 1080000 Prog 16463 1600 1200 120Hz +ve -ve 2682500 Prog 16464 1680 1050 120Hz +ve -ve 2455000 Prog 16465 1920 1080 60Hz +ve +ve 1485000 Prog 16466 2048 1152 60Hz +ve +ve 1620000 Prog

16468 640 480 50Hz -ve +ve 197500 Prog 16469 640 480 60Hz -ve +ve 237500 Prog 16470 640 480 75Hz -ve +ve 307500 Prog 16471 640 480 85Hz -ve +ve 350000 Prog 16472 640 480 60Hz +ve -ve 235000 Prog 16473 800 600 50Hz -ve +ve 307500 Prog 16474 800 600 60Hz -ve +ve 382500 Prog 16475 800 600 75Hz -ve +ve 490000 Prog 16476 800 600 85Hz -ve +ve 567500 Prog 16477 800 600 60Hz +ve -ve 355000 Prog 16478 1024 768 50Hz -ve +ve 520000 Prog 16479 1024 768 60Hz -ve +ve 635000 Prog 16480 1024 768 75Hz -ve +ve 820000 Prog 16481 1024 768 85Hz -ve +ve 945000 Prog 16482 1024 768 60Hz +ve -ve 560000 Prog 16483 1280 960 50Hz -ve +ve 830000 Prog 16484 1280 960 60Hz -ve +ve 1012500 Prog 16485 1280 960 75Hz -ve +ve 1300000 Prog 16486 1280 960 85Hz -ve +ve 1482500 Prog 16487 1280 960 60Hz +ve -ve 852500 Prog 16488 1400 1050 50Hz -ve +ve 1000000 Prog 16489 1400 1050 60Hz +ve -ve 1010000 Prog 16490 1600 1200 50Hz -ve +ve 1315000 Prog 16491 1600 1200 60Hz -ve +ve 1610000 Prog 16492 1600 1200 75Hz -ve +ve 2047500 Prog 16493 1600 1200 85Hz -ve +ve 2350000 Prog 16494 1600 1200 60Hz +ve -ve 1302500 Prog 16495 1920 1440 50Hz -ve +ve 1922500 Prog 16496 1920 1440 60Hz -ve +ve 2335000 Prog 16497 1920 1440 75Hz -ve +ve 2980000 Prog 16498 1920 1440 60Hz +ve -ve 1847500 Prog 16499 2048 1536 50Hz -ve +ve 2190000 Prog 16500 2048 1536 60Hz -ve +ve 2672000 Prog 16501 2048 1536 60Hz +ve -ve 2092500 Prog 16502 1280 1024 50Hz -ve +ve 885000 Prog 16503 1280 1024 60Hz -ve +ve 1090000 Prog 16504 1280 1024 75Hz -ve +ve 1387500 Prog 16505 1280 1024 85Hz -ve +ve 1595000 Prog 16506 1280 1024 60Hz +ve -ve 910000 Prog 16507 1280 768 50Hz -ve +ve 652500 Prog 16508 1280 768 60Hz +ve -ve 682500 Prog 16509 848 480 50Hz -ve +ve 260000 Prog 16510 848 480 60Hz -ve +ve 315000 Prog 16511 848 480 75Hz -ve +ve 410000 Prog 16512 848 480 85Hz -ve +ve 467500 Prog 16513 848 480 60Hz +ve -ve 297500 Prog

-- VESA CVT Timing --

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16514 1064 600 50Hz -ve +ve 407500 Prog 16515 1064 600 60Hz -ve +ve 505000 Prog 16516 1064 600 75Hz -ve +ve 652500 Prog 16517 1064 600 85Hz -ve +ve 752500 Prog 16518 1064 600 60Hz +ve -ve 452500 Prog 16519 1280 720 50Hz -ve +ve 605000 Prog 16520 1280 720 60Hz -ve +ve 745000 Prog 16521 1280 720 75Hz -ve +ve 957500 Prog 16522 1280 720 85Hz -ve +ve 1102500 Prog 16523 1280 720 60Hz +ve -ve 640000 Prog 16524 1360 768 50Hz -ve +ve 690000 Prog 16525 1360 768 60Hz -ve +ve 847500 Prog 16526 1360 768 75Hz -ve +ve 1090000 Prog 16527 1360 768 85Hz -ve +ve 1252500 Prog 16528 1360 768 60Hz +ve -ve 720000 Prog 16529 1704 960 50Hz -ve +ve 1105000 Prog 16530 1704 960 60Hz -ve +ve 1352500 Prog 16531 1704 960 75Hz -ve +ve 1727500 Prog 16532 1704 960 85Hz -ve +ve 1985000 Prog 16533 1704 960 60Hz +ve -ve 1102500 Prog 16534 1864 1050 50Hz -ve +ve 1327500 Prog 16535 1864 1050 60Hz -ve +ve 1625000 Prog 16536 1864 1050 75Hz -ve +ve 2075000 Prog 16537 1864 1050 85Hz -ve +ve 2380000 Prog 16538 1864 1050 60Hz +ve -ve 1310000 Prog 16539 1920 1080 50Hz -ve +ve 1415000 Prog 16540 1920 1080 60Hz -ve +ve 1730000 Prog 16541 1920 1080 75Hz -ve +ve 2207500 Prog 16542 1920 1080 85Hz -ve +ve 2532000 Prog 16543 1920 1080 60Hz +ve -ve 1385000 Prog 16544 2128 1200 50Hz -ve +ve 1750000 Prog 16545 2128 1200 60Hz -ve +ve 2137500 Prog 16546 2128 1200 75Hz -ve +ve 2725000 Prog 16547 2128 1200 60Hz +ve -ve 1695000 Prog 16548 2560 1440 50Hz -ve +ve 2562000 Prog 16550 2728 1536 50Hz -ve +ve 2917000 Prog 16551 2728 1536 60Hz +ve -ve 2737000 Prog 16552 768 480 50Hz -ve +ve 237500 Prog 16553 768 480 60Hz -ve +ve 287500 Prog 16554 768 480 75Hz -ve +ve 367500 Prog 16555 768 480 85Hz -ve +ve 425000 Prog 16556 768 480 60Hz +ve -ve 275000 Prog 16557 960 600 50Hz -ve +ve 370000 Prog 16558 960 600 60Hz -ve +ve 452500 Prog 16559 960 600 75Hz -ve +ve 587500 Prog 16560 960 600 85Hz -ve +ve 677500 Prog 16561 960 600 60Hz +ve -ve 415000 Prog 16562 1152 720 50Hz -ve +ve 545000 Prog 16563 1152 720 60Hz -ve +ve 667500 Prog 16564 1152 720 75Hz -ve +ve 857500 Prog 16565 1152 720 85Hz -ve +ve 990000 Prog 16566 1152 720 60Hz +ve -ve 582500 Prog 16567 1224 768 50Hz -ve +ve 622500 Prog 16568 1224 768 60Hz -ve +ve 760000 Prog 16569 1224 768 75Hz -ve +ve 977500 Prog 16570 1224 768 85Hz -ve +ve 1125000 Prog 16571 1224 768 60Hz +ve -ve 655000 Prog 16572 1536 960 50Hz -ve +ve 997500 Prog 16573 1536 960 60Hz -ve +ve 1212500 Prog 16574 1536 960 75Hz -ve +ve 1552500 Prog 16575 1536 960 85Hz -ve +ve 1785000 Prog 16576 1536 960 60Hz +ve -ve 1005000 Prog 16577 1680 1050 50Hz -ve +ve 1195000 Prog 16578 1680 1050 60Hz +ve -ve 1190000 Prog 16579 1728 1080 50Hz -ve +ve 1272500 Prog

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16580 1728 1080 60Hz -ve +ve 1557500 Prog 16581 1728 1080 75Hz -ve +ve 1977500 Prog 16582 1728 1080 85Hz -ve +ve 2270000 Prog 16583 1728 1080 60Hz +ve -ve 1257500 Prog 16584 1920 1200 50Hz -ve +ve 1582500 Prog 16585 1920 1200 85Hz -ve +ve 2812000 Prog 16586 1920 1200 60Hz +ve -ve 1540000 Prog 16587 2304 1440 50Hz -ve +ve 2302500 Prog 16588 2304 1440 60Hz -ve +ve 2807000 Prog 16589 2304 1440 60Hz +ve -ve 2187500 Prog 16590 2456 1536 50Hz -ve +ve 625000 Prog 16591 2456 1536 60Hz +ve -ve 2477500 Prog

16592 640 350 70Hz +ve -ve 251750 Prog 16593 720 400 70Hz -ve +ve 283200 Prog 16594 1024 384 87Hz +ve +ve 449000 Prog 16595 640 480 67Hz -ve -ve 302400 Prog 16596 834 624 75Hz -ve -ve 572800 Prog 16597 1024 768 60Hz -ve -ve 639900 Prog 16598 1024 768 75Hz -ve -ve 800000 Prog 16599 1152 870 75Hz -ve -ve 1000000 Prog

16600 1024 768 60Hz -ve -ve 560000 Prog 16601 1400 1050 60Hz -ve -ve 1010000 Prog 16602 1600 1200 60Hz -ve -ve 1301990 Prog 16603 1280 800 60Hz -ve -ve 710000 Prog 16604 1440 900 60Hz -ve -ve 887500 Prog 16605 1680 1050 60Hz -ve -ve 1190000 Prog 16606 1920 1200 60Hz -ve -ve 1540000 Prog 16607 2048 1536 60Hz -ve -ve 2092000 Prog

16608 1024 768 75Hz +ve -ve 810079 Prog 16609 1280 800 75Hz +ve -ve 1070020 Prog 16610 852 480 60Hz -ve -ve 340252 Prog 16611 1400 788 60Hz +ve -ve 757500 Prog 16612 1280 1024 96Hz +ve +ve 1258291 Prog 16613 1365 1024 60Hz +ve +ve 1200000 Prog 16614 1365 1024 75Hz +ve +ve 1440000 Prog 16615 1440 960 72Hz -ve -ve 1290240 Prog 16616 1920 1440 60Hz -ve +ve 2340000 Prog 16617 1920 1440 75Hz -ve +ve 2970000 Prog 16618 2048 1280 60Hz -ve -ve 2213280 Prog 16619 832 624 75Hz -ve -ve 549360 Prog 16620 1024 576 60Hz +ve +ve 472032 Prog 16621 1365 1024 60Hz -ve -ve 1165152 Prog 16622 1400 788 60Hz -ve -ve 918000 Prog 16623 1600 1024 60Hz -ve -ve 1363580 Prog

16624 2560 1200 30Hz -ve +ve 1197500 Prog 16625 2560 1200 60Hz -ve +ve 2577500 Prog 16626 2560 1200 60Hz +ve -ve 2015000 Prog

-- 2560x1200 VESA CVT Generated Timing --

-- PC Timing --

-- SPWG Panel Timing --

-- GTF --

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HDMI Audio Format Support List

Dolby DTS Linear PCM

Dolby Digital 5.1 ch Dolby Digital Plus Dolby Digital Pro-Logic Dolby TrueHD DTS-ES Matrix Linear PCM 2 ch 32 kHz Dolby Atmos DTS-HD High

DTS-HD Master Audio Linear PCM 2 ch 96 kHz DTS:X Linear PCM 2 ch 192 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 44.1 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 88.2 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 176.4 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 32 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 48 kHz Linear PCM 5.1 ch 96 kHz

Linear PCM 6.1 ch 44.1 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 88.2 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 176.4 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 32 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 48 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 96 kHz Linear PCM 6.1 ch 192 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 44.1 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 88.2 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 176.4 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 32 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 48 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 96 kHz Linear PCM 7.1 ch 192 kHz

DTS 5.1 ch Linear PCM 2 ch 44.1 kHz

DTS 96/24 Linear PCM 2 ch 88.2 kHz

DTS-ES Discrete Linear PCM 2 ch 176.4 kHz

Resolution Audio

Linear PCM 2 ch 48 kHz

Linear PCM 5.1 ch 192 kHz

USB 2.0 Supported Class List

Audio Personal Healthcare Communications and CDC Control Audio/Video Devices HID (Human Interface Device) Diagnostic Device Physical Wireless Controller Image Miscellaneous Printer Application Specific Mass Storage Vendor Specific CDC Data Smart Card Content Security Video (Video Streaming not

supported)

RS-232 Supported Baud rate List

300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200

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