IDK MSD-702UHD, MSD-701UHD, MSD-802UHD, MSD-801UHD User Manual

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4K@60 and HDCP 2.2 supported Digital Multi Switcher

MSD-701UHD / 702UHD MSD-801UHD / 802UHD

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The reference manual consists of the following two volumes:

■ User’s guide (this document): Provides explanations and procedures for operat ions, installation, c onnec tions among devices, I/O adjustment and settings.

■ Command guide: Please download the c om mand guide from the website above. Provides explanations and procedures for ext er nal c ontrol using RS-232C and LAN communications.

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Do not place the product in any unstabl e place.

Install the product in a hori z ontal and stable place. Ot h erwise, it m ay fall/turn over and lead to inj ury.

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Otherw ise, it may mo ve/fall and l ead to injury.

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cables of all interconnected devices.

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Mount the product in a t he rack m eeting EIA standards, and maint ain spaces above and

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Use only the supplied AC adapter and power cable.

use the supplied AC power connection cable for this product.

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Failure to observe this precaution may result in damage to the product and other property and may lead to the

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Do not use the supplied AC adapter and power cable with other products.

If non-compliant adapter or power cables are used, i t m ay increase the risk of fire or elec t rical shoc k. Always

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Unplug

To prevent electric shock.

For rack mount devices:

below for air circulation. For your safety, attach an L-shaped bracket in addition to the panel mount brac k et kit t o improve mechanical stability.

For devices with rubber feet:

product. Doing so may lead to damage when the screws contact electrical circuitr y or

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components insi de the product.

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level. Failur e to do so may shorten the life of the internal parts and result in malfunctions.

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Table of Contents

1 About this Guide ..................................................................................................................................11

2 Included Items .....................................................................................................................................12

3 Product outline ....................................................................................................................................13

4 Features ..............................................................................................................................................14

5 Panels .................................................................................................................................................15

5.1 Front panel .....................................................................................................................................15

5.2 Rear panel......................................................................................................................................16

6 System configurat ion example .............................................................................................................18

7 Precautions .........................................................................................................................................19

7.1 Installation ......................................................................................................................................19

7.2 Cabling ...........................................................................................................................................20

7.2.1 Cables ....................................................................................................................................21

7.2.2 DVI-I input connector ...............................................................................................................21

7.2.3 Twisted pair cable for extension ..............................................................................................23

7.2.4 Connecting audi o c ables .........................................................................................................24

7.2.5 Connecting RS-232C cable .....................................................................................................24

7.2.6 Contact closure .......................................................................................................................25

7.2.7 Command control ....................................................................................................................25

8 Basic operati on....................................................................................................................................26

8.1 Power up init period ........................................................................................................................26

8.2 Switching input channel ..................................................................................................................26

8.2.1 Selecting input channels..........................................................................................................26

8.2.2 Turning off input si gnal ............................................................................................................27

8.3 Menu operation ..............................................................................................................................28

8.4 Menu operation ..............................................................................................................................29

8.5 Locking and unl oc ki ng k ey s ............................................................................................................29

8.6 Initialization ....................................................................................................................................30

8.7 Web menu operation ......................................................................................................................41

8.7.1 Control from WEB browser ......................................................................................................41

8.7.2 How to use WEB menu ...........................................................................................................42

9 Menu ...................................................................................................................................................43

9.1 Menu list .........................................................................................................................................43

9.2 Input Signal Autom atic Detection ....................................................................................................45

9.3 Channel switching mode .................................................................................................................46

9.4 Setting posit ion, size, and masking .................................................................................................47

9.4.1 Output resolution .....................................................................................................................47

9.4.2 Aspect ratio for si nk device ......................................................................................................49

9.4.3 Aspect ratio .............................................................................................................................49

9.4.4 Aspect ratio control .................................................................................................................50

9.4.5 Overscan ................................................................................................................................50

9.4.6 Display position .......................................................................................................................50

9.4.7 Display size .............................................................................................................................51

9.4.8 Masking ..................................................................................................................................52

9.4.9 Automatic sizi ng ......................................................................................................................52

9.4.10 Background color ....................................................................................................................53

9.4.11 Test pattern .............................................................................................................................53

9.5 Quality settings ...............................................................................................................................54

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Sharpness ...............................................................................................................................54

9.5.1

9.5.2 Brightness ...............................................................................................................................54

9.5.3 Contrast ..................................................................................................................................54

9.5.4 HUE ........................................................................................................................................55

9.5.5 Saturation ...............................................................................................................................55

9.5.6 Black level ...............................................................................................................................55

9.5.7 Gamma ...................................................................................................................................55

9.5.8 Default color ............................................................................................................................56

9.6 Input settings ..................................................................................................................................57

9.6.1 No-signal input monitoring .......................................................................................................57

9.6.2 Input HDCP setting .................................................................................................................58

9.6.3 Analog input signal parameters ...............................................................................................59

9.6.4 Automatic detection of video input interruption .........................................................................60

9.6.5 Selecting signal of DVI input connector....................................................................................60

9.6.6 HDBaseT input long reach mode .............................................................................................60

9.6.7 Fixing settings for eac h input signal .........................................................................................61

9.7 Setting i nput timing .........................................................................................................................62

9.7.1 Automatic measurement..........................................................................................................63

9.7.2 The total number of horiz ontal dots..........................................................................................65

9.7.3 Start positi on ...........................................................................................................................65

9.7.4 Active area ..............................................................................................................................66

9.7.5 Automatic measurement of start position .................................................................................67

9.7.6 Automatic setti ng of input timing ..............................................................................................67

9.7.7 Loading device data ................................................................................................................68

9.7.8 Registering device data ...........................................................................................................68

9.7.9 Tracking ..................................................................................................................................68

9.8 Output settings ...............................................................................................................................69

9.8.1 Output mode ...........................................................................................................................69

9.8.2 Synchronous signal output with no input video.........................................................................69

9.8.3 Output video wit h no input video ..............................................................................................70

9.8.4 Window transacti on effect .......................................................................................................70

9.8.5 Window transacti on speed ......................................................................................................70

9.8.6 Wipe color ...............................................................................................................................70

9.8.7 Video output connector............................................................................................................71

9.8.8 HDCP .....................................................................................................................................71

9.8.9 The number of HDCP retries ...................................................................................................72

9.8.10 Deep Color ..............................................................................................................................72

9.8.11 CEC connection ......................................................................................................................73

9.8.12 HDCP re-authentication...........................................................................................................73

9.8.13 Priority of input channel automatic switchi ng ............................................................................74

9.8.14 Masking time after automatic switching of input channel ..........................................................76

9.8.15 Channel switching mode of automatic switching ......................................................................76

9.8.16 HDBaseT output long r eac h m ode ...........................................................................................76

9.9 Audio setting ..................................................................................................................................77

9.9.1 Output level .............................................................................................................................78

9.9.2 Output mu te ............................................................................................................................78

9.9.3 Input selection .........................................................................................................................78

9.9.4 Input level ...............................................................................................................................78

9.9.5 Lip sync ..................................................................................................................................79

9.9.6 Sampling frequency.................................................................................................................79

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Audio output connector............................................................................................................80

9.9.7

9.9.8 Digital audio output connector .................................................................................................80

9.9.9 Multi channel audio output .......................................................................................................80

9.9.10 Multi channel audio output priority ...........................................................................................81

9.9.11 Test tone .................................................................................................................................82

9.10 EDID (Ext ended Display Identification Data) ...................................................................................83

9.10.1 EDID .......................................................................................................................................83

9.10.2 Resolution for PCs ..................................................................................................................84

9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices ................................................................................................86

9.10.4 Deep Color ..............................................................................................................................87

9.10.5 Audio format............................................................................................................................87

9.10.6 Speaker confi gur ation .............................................................................................................88

9.10.7 Copying EDID .........................................................................................................................89

9.11 RS-232C ........................................................................................................................................90

9.11.1 RS-232C communication setting .............................................................................................90

9.11.2 RS-232C operation mode ........................................................................................................91

9.11.3 RS-232C HDBaseT connecti on ...............................................................................................91

9.12 LAN ................................................................................................................................................92

9.12.1 IP address/Subnet m ask/ Gateway address .............................................................................94

9.12.2 LAN operation mode ...............................................................................................................94

9.12.3 TCP port number.....................................................................................................................95

9.12.4 MAC address ..........................................................................................................................95

9.13 Setti ng c ontrol command ................................................................................................................96

9.13.1 Registering/editing control command .......................................................................................98

9.13.2 Registering / Editi ng r eply command .....................................................................................103

9.13.3 Command link .......................................................................................................................106

9.13.4 Command executi on .............................................................................................................107

9.13.5 Invalid durati on at control command executi on ......................................................................107

9.13.6 Initializing registered commands and link ...............................................................................107

9.13.7 Command execution key: Illuminating condition .....................................................................108

9.13.8 Blinking at command exec ution key .......................................................................................108

9.14 Preset memory .............................................................................................................................109

9.14.1 Recalling cross point .............................................................................................................109

9.14.2 Saving cross point .................................................................................................................109

9.14.3 Editing cross point .................................................................................................................110

9.14.4 Recalling all sett ings..............................................................................................................110

9.14.5 Saving all settings .................................................................................................................111

9.14.6 Copying output setting ...........................................................................................................112

9.14.7 Startup setting .......................................................................................................................113

9.15 Bitmap setting...............................................................................................................................114

9.15.1 Sending bitmap file ................................................................................................................114

9.15.2 Outputting bitmap image .......................................................................................................116

9.15.3 Background color ..................................................................................................................116

9.15.4 Aspect ratio ...........................................................................................................................116

9.15.5 Display position .....................................................................................................................117

9.15.6 Assigning input c hannel.........................................................................................................117

9.15.7 Startup bitm ap output ............................................................................................................117

9.15.8 Dividing memory area ...........................................................................................................118

9.15.9 Input image capture...............................................................................................................120

9.16 Startup setting ..............................................................................................................................122

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DISPLAY PO WER keys ........................................................................................................122

9.16.1

9.16.2 Key function lock ...................................................................................................................123

9.17 Other settings ...............................................................................................................................124

9.17.1 Grouping key function lock ....................................................................................................124

9.17.2 Buzzer ..................................................................................................................................125

9.17.3 Power saving ........................................................................................................................125

9.17.4 DISPLAY POWER key press ing time ....................................................................................125

9.17.5 HDBaseT input power supply ................................................................................................125

9.17.6 Top page...............................................................................................................................126

9.17.7 Input signal status .................................................................................................................127

9.17.8 Sink device stat us .................................................................................................................129

9.17.9 Viewing sink device E DID ......................................................................................................131

9.17.10 Viewing version information ...................................................................................................132

10 Product specificati on .........................................................................................................................133

11 Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................141

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1 About this Guide

This user’s guide expl ains how to use the MSD-701UHD / 702UHD / 801UHD / 802UHD digital multi switcher (hereaft er ref er r ed to as “MSD” ), whic h hav e a scan conv er ter. The MSD series is divided into four models as shown in the table below. Since descriptions in this document are for MSD-802UHD, there may be slight differences between the model and other models.

[Table 1.1] Main differences among MSD-701UHD / 702UHD / 801UHD / 802UHD

Model

MSD-701UHD 7 1 No Yes MSD-702UHD 2 MSD-801UHD 8 1 Yes No MSD-802UHD 2

Input Output

Front panel

HDBaseT input

【See: 8.2.2 Turning off input signal】

Front panel OFF

Keys

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2 Included It e ms

Ensure all items below are included in the package. If any items are missing or dam aged, please contact IDK.

One (1) main unit (MSD-802UHD)

One (1) power cord (5.91 ft. (1.8 m))

Two (2) rack mounting brac k ets

Cable clamps

Six (6) for MSD-801UHD / MSD-701UHD Seven (7) for MSD-802UHD / MSD-702UHD

One (1) 6-pin terminal blocks

One (1) 3-pin terminal blocks

[Fig. 2.1] Inc luded ite m s list

One (1) 7-pin terminal blocks

5-pin terminal blocks

Four (4) for MSD-801UHD / MSD-701UHD Five (5) for MSD-802UHD / MSD-702UHD

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Video matrix switch

Scan

converter

Audio matrix switch

Digital video/audio HDMI　DVI

Inputs

Analog audio L/R balanced/unbalanced

EDID emu lator

A/D conversion

IN1 to IN2

Analog audio L/R balanced/unbalanced

MSD-802UHD

Digital video/audio HDMI　DVI　

Up to 98 ft . (30 m)

D/A conversion

IN1 to IN3

Lipsync

Outputs

Digital video/audio HDMI　DVI　

Analog video Composite

Y/C RGB YPbPr

EDID emu lator

IN6 to IN7

Digital

A/D conversion

Analog

Up to 98 ft . (30 m)

Inputs

Outputs

Inputs

Digital video /audio/ communication for extension HDBaseT　

Outputs

Up to 328 ft. (100 m)

Digital video/audio HDMI　DVI

Inputs

EDID emu lator

IN3 to IN5

Up to 98 ft . (30 m)

Digital video /audio/ communication for extension HDBaseT　

Input

IN8

Up to 328 ft. (100 m)

chs

Receiver

EDID emu lator

Transmitter

PoH

RS-232C

LAN

Port

CPU

Switch

HUB

Maximum extension distance Up to 98 ft. (30 m) : 1080p@60 Up to 39 ft. (12 m) : 4K@60 (when 18 Gbps high-speed cable is used) (IN1, IN2, OUT1 and OUT2 only)

Maximum extension distance Up to 328 ft. (100 m) : Input/4K@60 (4:2:0), Output/4K@30 Up to 492 ft. (150 m) ：1080p (24 bit) in Long reach mode with IDK’s HDBaseT products support ing 328 ft. (100 m)

3 Product outline

The MSD-701UHD / 702UHD / 801UHD / 802UHD are high-performance digital multi switchers with a built -in scan converter.

The following input signal formats are supported: HDM I, DVI, composite video, S video, analog RGB, and analog YPbPr signals. All input video signals are converted to HDMI signals and output at user definable resolution f ormats up to 4K@60. MSD-801UHD and MSD-802UHD include front panel HDBaseT i nput i n or der to prov ide power to the transmitter that support PoH (Power over HDBaseT) .

For audio input and output, digital audio and analog audio formats are supported, and they are cross-routable. Audio levels of each input and output can be set individually. The lip sync feature provides the user with a means to control time alignment between the video and audio.

The MSD is controlled remotely via RS-232C or LAN. Additi onally, external devices connected to the MSD can be controlled through RS-232C, LAN, CEC, or contact closure by registering external control commands. The waiting function can delay the issuance of register ed commands to external devices. As an example, a power down command can be delay ed until after sufficient lamp cooling tim e for a projector has elapsed. Control commands for external devic es can be executed from front panel keys or in response to commands via RS-232C or LAN. Commands can also be executed when input channel selec tion keys are operated or the MSD is powered ON.

[Fig. 3.1] MSD-802UHD diagram

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4 Features

Video

・Up to 4K@60 (4:4:4) ・HDCP 1.4 / 2.2 ・Up to 492 ft. (150 m) over Cat6 cable (Long reach mode) ・Motion adaptiv e I/P conv er si on ・Scan conversion (independent for each output ) ・Aspect ratio contr ol ・Seamless switching

・A/D conversion ・Anti-snow (automatic recovery from HDCP err or )

Audio

・A/D, D/A conversion ・Volume adjustment ・Lip sync

Control Input

・ RS-232C ・ LAN ・ Command control

Control output

・ Control command output (e.g. controlling projector) ・ PJLink ・ Power control of sink device over CEC ・ Contact closure

Others

・Power over HDBaseT (PoH) power feeding (HDBaseT input) ・EDID emulation ・All functions and configuration settings accessible through browser ・Automatic input detec tion and switching ・Audio breakaway enables independent audio and video switc hing ・Cross point memory ・Preset memory ・Last memory ・Connection Reset ・Security lock

For Long reach mode, up to 1080p (24 bit) resolutions are supported.

Seamless switching with a blac k fram e.

Only for MSD-801UHD / 802UHD.

Tip:

For Long reach mode, use IDK’s HDBaseT products support ing 328 ft. (100 m).

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5 Panels

①

⑥

⑧

③ ④

②

⑤ ⑦

Name

Description

See: 8.2 Switching input channel】

MENU/SET key

Selects menus and edits / controls / stores settings.

See: 8.3 Menu operati on】

Arrow keys (▲, ▼, ◄, ►)

Switches menu, m ov es cursor, and c hanges setting values

HDBaseT input connec tor

Input connector for HDBaseT signal

5.1 Front panel

MSD-701UHD / 702UHD / 801UHD/ 802UHD User’s Guide

[Fig. 5.1] Fr ont panel drawing (MSD-802UHD)

[Table 5.1] Front panel’s name and description

① POWER switch Powers on / off the MSD. ② VFD screen Displays menus and settings. ③ DISPLAY POWER key Turns on / off connect ed sink devices. ④ Input channel sel ec tion key Selects input channels.

【

⑤

⑥ ESC key Ends the current menu setti ng ⑦ ⑧

Connects to a transmitt er ov er a twisted pair cable. Provides power to HDBaseT transmitter that supports PoH.

【See: 6 System configuration ex am ple】

【See: 7.2.3 Twisted pair cable for extension】

【See: 9.6.6 HDBaseT input long reach mode】

【

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⑩

⑪ ⑫

⑬

⑤④

③②①

⑥

⑦

⑨⑧

⑪

⑫ ⑬

⑭

such as Blu-ray players.

See: [Fig. 7.2] Attaching a cable clamp】

See: 7.2.2 DVI-I input connector】

See: 7.2.4 Connecting audio cables】

See: 7.2.7 Command cont r ol】

5.2 Rear panel

[Fig. 5.2] Rear panel drawing (MSD-802UHD)

[Table 5.2] Rear panel’s part name and description

# Name Description

HDMI input connector

①

Input connector s for HDMI and DVI si gnals to interface source devices,

HDMI cable fixing hole Retains HDMI cables by inserting cable clamps.

②

DVI input connector Input connectors for DVI-I and DVI-D cabl es.

③

Contact closure For external device control by dry contac t closure

④

RS-232C connector For external control by c ommunication commands

⑤

Maintenance connec tor Factory use only.

⑥

AC power inlet For use with provi ded power cable

⑦

Audio input connector Input connector for analog audio signals

⑧

COMMAND CONTROL

⑨

connector

【

HDMI signal can be interfaced using an HDMI-DVI conversion c able. Analog video also can be input usi ng a DVI-analog conversion cable.

・HDMI ・Analog RGB (such as PC) ・Analog YPbPr (SDTV / HDTV) ・Cpmposite video (NTSC / PAL) ・S video (NTSC / PAL)

【

Connector type: Terminal block (6-pin).

【See: 7.2.6 Contact closure】

Connector type: Termi nal block (3-pin).

【See: 7.2.5 Connecting RS-232C cable】

Connector type: Termi nal block (5-pin)

【

For external interface that execute commands from a switch box The connected switch box operates as control comm and ex ec ution keys (COMMAND A to COMMAND C). Connector type: Terminal block (7-pin)

【

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See: 9.8.16 HDBaseT output long reach mode】

such as LC monitors and proj ector s

[Table 5.3] Rear panel’s part name and description (Cont’d)

# Name Description

LAN connector For external control by c ommunication commands or web browsers

⑩

HDBaseT output

⑪

connector

HDMI output connect or

⑫

Audio output connector Analog audio output connectors interface to amplifiers, speakers, and

⑬

Frame ground Use for bonding chassis to local ground. An M4 screw is used.

⑭

Output connector for HDBaseT signal Connects to a receiv er over a twisted pair cable.

【See: 7.2.3 Twisted pair cable for extension】

【

Output connector for HDMI and DVI signal interfaces with sink dev ic es

mixers. Connector type: Termi nal block (5-pin)

【See: 7.2.4 Connecting audio cables】

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Up to 4K@60

(4:4:4)

HDMI / DVI 　Up to 98 ft. (30 m)

Composite video / Y/C / Analog RGB / Analog YPbPr

HDMI / DVI 　Up to 98 ft. (30 m)

Blu-ray players

Screen

Contact output

CD player

Analog Audio

RS-232C

SWC-2000

4K projector

(PJLink)

Power amp.

Speakers

Analog Audio

LAN

Up to 4K@60

(4:4:4)

Up to

4K@30

Front Panel

HDBaseT

Up to 492 ft. (150 m)

※

Laptop

HDMI / DVI

Maximu m extension distance Up to 98 ft. (30 m) : 1080p@60 Up to 39 ft. (12 m) : 4K@60 (when 18 Gbps high-speed cable is used) (IN1, IN2, OUT1 and OUT2 only)

Maximum extension distance Up to 328 ft. (100 m) : Input/4K@60 4:2:0, Output/4K@30 Up to 492 ft. (150 m) ：1080p (24 bit) i n Long reach mode with IDK’s HDBaseT pr oducts suppor t ing 328 ft. (100 m)

Command

Up to 4K@60

(4:2:0)

Control command

execution button

B C

HDBaseT

Up to 492 ft. (150 m)

HDMI / DVI

Video camera

Twisted pair cable

receiver

Twisted pair cable

transmitter

6 System configurati on exampl e

Configuration ex am ple: source and sink devices are connected to the MSD.

Use a transmitter that supports PoH PD (IEEE 802.3af) and AWG 24 twisted pair cable or thicker cable in order to provi de power fr om the HDB aseT input connector on the front panel t o the twisted pai r c able transmitter. For long reach mode, please use the MSD with IDK’s twisted pair cable transmitter or receiver.

[Fig. 6.1] Configuration example (MSD-802UHD)

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7 Precautions

Before connecting to external devic es, follow the precautions below.

7.1 Installation

When installing the MSD, please observe the following prec autions.

● Do not stack or place one MSD directly on top of another MSD.

● Do not block vent holes. To provide adequate ventilati on, maintain sufficient clearanc es around t he

MSD 1.18 inches (30 mm).

● When the MSD needs to be mounted in an EIA rack, or an enclosed space, pl ease en sure t hat sufficient v entilation or cooling i s provided and that the ambient temperatur e will not exceed 104°F (40°C). If inadequately vented, the product ’s serv ice life, operation and reliability may be affected.

■ Attaching rack mounting bracket s

1. Remove four M5 screws fr om one si de of t he unit. Retain these screws for step 2.

2. Attach one brack et t o the side of t he unit using the screws removed in step 1.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 on the other side of the unit.

[Fig. 7.1] Attaching rack mounting brackets

Note:

The standard screw tightening torque is 2.94 N･m (about 30 kgf･cm).

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Fixing HDMI cable using cable clamp

Removing HDMI cable and cable clamp

①

②

③

Pull out while pressing

④

② ④ ⑤① ③

7.2 Cabling

When connecting the MSD to external devices, please observe the following precauti ons.

・Read manuals for the exter nal dev ices.

・ Before you connecti ng c ables to the MSD or an exter nal devic e, dissipate static electric ity by touching

grounded metal such as racks before handling signal cables. Failure to observe this precaution may result in ESD (electrostatic discharge) damage.

・Power all units off before connecting cables. ・Be sure to fully seat all plugs and connections and dress cables to reduce str es s on connectors. ・Secure HDMI cables using cable clamps to prev ent connector s from being accidentl y pulled out of

ports.

[Fig. 7.2] Attaching a cable clamp

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7.2.1 Cables

IDK has a large selecti on of fl exi ble HDMI cables, DVI cables, high-quality long cables, and c onv er si on cables. Use the correct cable depending on the system configuration. For analog audi o and RS-232C, select or fabricate cables to match the connectors as needed.

7.2.2 DVI-I input connector

29-pin DVI-I female connect or s are used for DVI inputs. The DVI-I input connectors can be used for HDMI/DVI digital signal s and for analog signal.

■ DVI signal input

Use DVI-I or DVI-D cable.

Signal only supports single-link.

■ HDMI signal input

Use HDMI-DVI conversion c able.

■ Analog RBG signal input

Use conversion cable whic h has DVI -I (m ale) and high-density D-sub 15 (f em ale) .

■ Other analog signal input

Analog YPbPr / composit e v ideo / Y/C signals can be input. Use conversion c able for each signal. Pin assignment s for each signal are shown below.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

C2C1

C3 C4

Input signal name

HDMI / DVI

Analog RGB

Analog YPbPr

Composite video

Y/C

TMDS Data2-

N.C.

TMDS Data2+

N.C.

GND

N.C.

DDC Clock

N.C.

+5V Power

N.C.

Hot Plug Detect

N.C.

TMDS Data0-

N.C.

TMDS Data0+

N.C.

GND

N.C.

GND

N.C.

TMDS Clock-

N.C.

[Fig. 7.3] 29-pin DVI-I female connector

[Table 7.1] Pin assignment s

Pin #

5 N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C.

7 DDC Data DDC Data N.C. N.C. N.C. 8 N.C. V-Sync N.C. N.C. N.C.

9 TMDS Data1- N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. 10 TMDS Data1+ N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. 11 GND N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. 12 N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. 13 N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C.

15 GND N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C.

23 TMDS Clock+ N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C.

C1 N.C. Red Pr / Cr N.C. N.C. C2 N.C. Green / SOG Y VIDEO Y C3 N.C. Blue Pb / Cb N.C. C C4 N.C. H-Sync / CS N.C. N.C. N.C. C5 N.C. GND GND GND GND

N.C. : No Connecti on SOG : Sync On Green CS : Composite Sync

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Noise

influence

7.2.3 Twisted pair cable for extension

To ensure the best perf ormance of twisted pair cables, select a c or r ect twisted pair cable and connect it correctly.

● Cat5e UTP/STP and Cat6 UTP/ STP can be used, but we recommend CAT.5E HDC cable* for optimal performance.

● If using an STP cable, connect the FG connect or to a ground source. O therwise, t he shiel ding feat ure does not work correctly . W hen usi ng a UTP c able, we still recommend using the ground connec t or.

● The shielded STP cables are less affected by interference or external noise than UTP cables.

● Connectors for long-haul extension are the sam e as that of eight-core modular connector used for

Ethernet, but t he transmission system is not the same so that it cannot be c onnec ted to Ethernet.

● The maximum extension distance of a twisted pair cables is the shorter distance of the maximum extension distances of transmitter/r ec eiv er /sink device connected to the MSD.

● Pin assignment s: T568A or T568B str aight

● Do not pull the cable hard. The allowable tension of the twisted pair cable is 110 N.

● Do not bend the connection c able at a sharp angle. Keep the bend radius four times of the cable diameter

or larger.

● Do not tie the cable tightly ; leave a space allowing the cable t o move slightly.

● If you use multiple twisted pair cables, we recommended keeping a distance between the cables or not

to place the cables closel y in par allel.

● Keep the twisted pair cabl e as straight as you can. If you coil the cable, it i s easily affected by noise.

● Do not place the cable in an electrically noisy environment, since high-speed signals are transmitted.

Particularl y when you use a high-out put radio around the MSD, video or audio may be interrupted.

● If the total extension distance f rom the transmitter t o receiver is 328 ft. (100 m) or l ess, up to two cable joints can be used. Products supporting Cat6A (10GBase-T) are recommended. However, the extension distance of high-resolution transmission, such as 4K, may be short ened about 10%.

● Use AWG 24 or ticker cable for PoH.

● The table below shows supported extension distanc e for each twisted pair cable category. Note that the

distance may shorten depending on the actual environment.

[Table 7.2] Twisted pair cabl e and exten sion di st ance

affected

*The CAT.5E HDC cable is a double-shi elded twisted pair c able that optimizes video signal t r ansmission.

It is certified to 500 MHz bandwidth at distance up to 330 feet (100 m) and verified to meet requirements specified by HDB aseT Alli anc e. The double-shielded structur e protects video signal from outside interference.

Note:

If there is a problem in the transmission path, video or audio may be interrupted. Check the precautions above. If the problem still c annot be solved, shortening the twisted pair cable may remedy the pr oblem.

Cat6

(100 m)

492 ft.

(150 m)

≦

(4K format)

≦ 148 MHz

Cat5e STP, Cat6 UTP / STP, CAT.5E HDC* are recommended.

longer, Cat5e STP, Cat6 STP, CAT.5E HDC* are

recommended.

CAT.5E HDC cable

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Unbalanced signal (input)

Lch

GND Rch

Unbalanced signal (input/output)

Lch

GND Rch

GND

Lch + Lch GND Rch + Rch -

Up t o 0.28" (7mm)

Balanced signal (input/output)

Up t o 0.28" (7mm)

Tx Rx GND

RS-232C Tｘ RS-232C Rx GND

Up to 0.28" (7mm)

7.2.4 Connecting audio cables

Connect audio cables to the 5-pin terminal block. The MSD supports both balanced and unbalanced analog signals. AWG28 to AWG16 conduc tor gauge is recommended. The recommended wire strip length is 0.28 in. (7 mm).

[Fig. 7.4] Connecting audio cable to 5-pin terminal block connector

7.2.5 Connecting RS-232C cable

A 3-pin terminal block is used for the RS-232C connector. Fix RS-232C cable to the attached3-pin terminal block, and then connect it to the MSD. AWG28 to AWG16 conduc tor gauge is recommended. The recommended wire strip length is 0.28 in. (7 mm).

[Fig. 7.5] Connecting RS-232C cable to 3-pin terminal block connector

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Up to 0.28" (7mm)

COMMAND A-BUTTON

Up to 0.28" (7mm)

GND

COMMAND A-LAMP COMMAND B-BUTTON COMMAND B-LAMP COMMAND C-BUTTON COMMAND C-LAMP

7.2.6 Contact closure

The MSD has a total of three (3) independently controlled cont ac t closure channels for ext er nal c ontrol. Each connector supports three (3) channels. The maximum peak load for each contact is 24 VDC @ 500 mA.

Connect a cable to the 6-pin terminal block, and then insert int o the appropr iate connector on the MSD’s rear panel.

AWG28 to AWG16 conduc tor gauge is recommended. The recommended wire strip length is 0.28 in. (7 mm).

[Fig. 7.6] Connecting cable to 6-pin terminal block connector

7.2.7 Command control

Up to three command buttons (comm ands A to C) can be executed by connecting the provided 7-pin terminal block to the command cont r ol c onnec tor. Connect these butt ons for control commands A to C and LAMPs to the termi nal block. When 0V (GND) is input to the BUTTON terminal, the command will be executed. The LAMP termi nal is controlled with DC 5V/100mA. For LE Ds, a current-limiting resistor has to be connect ed. AWG28 to AWG16 conductor gauge is recommended. The recomm ended wir e stri p length is 0.28 in. (7 mm).

[Fig. 7.7] Connecting cable to 7-pin terminal block connector

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Switching mode

Description

V&A

Video&Audio simult aneousl y

VIDEO

Video

AUDIO

Audio

Output ting inpu t signals of I N1 to OUT1

Output ting inpu t signals of I N3 to OUT2

MSD-802UHD

[ V&A ]

Top

8 Basic operation

8.1 Power up init per i o d

After poweri ng on the MSD, there is some seconds initialization delay before the WEB browser is fully operational and before the first communication command can be received and executed.

[Table 8.1] Required time

Operation Required time Receiving comm unic ation command 11 seconds Receiving WEB browser operati on 11 seconds

Receiving oper ation of front panel 12 or longer seconds

Note:

If “9.15.7 Startup bitma p output” is set to “ON”, the required time for the front panel operation may be longer.

8.2 Switching input channel

8.2.1 Selecting input channels

Video and audio si gnals can be switched simultaneously or independently. Select the desired m ode and pr ess the i nput channel selection key, and t hen sel ec t t he output channel.

[Table 8.2] Switching mode

[Fig. 8.1] Switching mode

[Fig. 8.2] I/O cross point indication

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No t outputting s ignals to O UT 1

Output t ing input sig nals of I N3 to OUT2

No t outputting s ignals to O UT 1

Output t ing input sig nals of I N3 to OUT2

8.2.2 Turning off input signal

■ MSD-802UHD / MSD-801UHD

You can disable the input signal by pressing the input key that is currently selected. You can enable or disable the input signal by toggle operation.

[Fig. 8.3] Input selection: OFF (MSD-802UHD)

■ MSD-702UHD / MSD-701UHD

To stop outputting si gnals, press the “OFF” button of OUT1 or OUT 2.

[Fig. 8.4] Input selection: OFF (MSD-702UHD)

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Top screen

Main menu

Setting

Sub menu

“MENU/SET” key

“ESC” key

Operation

MSD-802UHD

8.3 Menu opera ti on

You can use the VFD screen and front panel keys to view and control settings.

Press the “MENU/SET ” key to apply settings and to change the menu level. Press the “ESC” key to go back to the pr ev ious screen. Use the “▲” and “▼” keys to select channels and use the “▲” and “▼” keys to select the menu item.

In the setting screen, use “▲”, “▼”, “▲” and “▼” keys to move the cursor and select t he setting The applied values are saved automatically after the session .

【See: 9.1 Menu list】

[Fig. 8.5] Menu level

Tip:

The “MENU/SET” key LED is illuminated only for settable menu. For some setting screens, t he set v alue is applied from the “MENU/SET” key. When the “MENU/SET” key flashes, press the key to apply the setting value. After the setting has been applied, the key will illuminate without flashing. We offer an optional cover for menu operation keys to prevent accidental key presses. P lease contact us as needed.

Note:

To avoid losing settings, do not interr upt power to the MSD while “NOW SAVING” is displayed; otherwise, the setting information may be lost.

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DISPLAY POWER keys

Input cha nnel select i on keys

Menu/operation keys

Press and hol d the “UNLOCK” ke y for 2 seconds or longer to set/ca n cel ke y lock

Sink device power status

LED

IN 2IN 1

DISPLAY

POW ER

8.4 Menu opera ti on

You can register control commands to power the sink devi c e on/off. By pressing the appropriate key, control commands are sent to the sink dev ic e.

【See: 9.13.3 Command link】

[Table 8.3] Sink device power suppl y key

Power ON Lights (orange)

Power OFF Turned off

[Fig. 8.6] Sink device power control key

Note:

If power a ON/OFF control command is sent to a sink device and reply command of normal termination is sent from the sink device, the “DISPLAY POWER” key turns orange (when powered ON) or the key light turns off (when powered OFF). If the reply command from the si nk dev ic e is not c hec ked, the actual power status of the sink dev ic e and the LED may not match.

8.5 Locking and unlocking keys

Press and hold the “UNLOCK” key for 2 seconds or longer t o set/cancel keylock function for keys below. You will hear a beep and then one of the following messages i s di spl ay ed for 1 second.

【See: 9.17.1 Grouping key function lock】

・OPERATION LOCK ! (Locked) ・OP LOCK RELEASE ! (Unlocked)

[Fig. 8.7] Keys to be set/cancel operation lock (MSD-802HUD)

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OUTPUT TIMING

Default

105 % [NTSC / PAL / SDTV input] V : 0

INPUT SI ZE

For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.51 Default

H : Horizontal output resol ution T : 0

B : Vertical i nput siz e

Default

---

8.6 Initialization

All settings will be reset to factory default values by tur ning on the MSD while pressing the “ESC” key. Press and hold the “ESC” key until y ou hear a long beep sound. Table 8.4 below, shows the Factory default values. When settings are i nitialized from the WEB browser, they can be initialized without changing LAN settings. Note that after returning to factory default, the previ ous setting v alues cannot be restored. Som e menus can be set for each input channel and output channel individually; see “[Table 8.14] Setting condition” for details.

[Table 8.4] Factory default

Menu Factory defaul t See

SWITCHING MODE For --- P.46

Default V&A

RESOLUTION For Each output channel P.47

Default AUTO-A

MONITOR ASPECT For Each output c hannel P.49

Default RESOLUTION

INPUT ASPECT For Each input channel, each input signal P.49

Default AUTO-1

ASPECT PROCESS For Each input channel, each input signal P.50

Default L-BOX / S-PANEL

INPUT OVER SCAN For Each input channel, each input signal P.50

100 % [HDTV / PC input]

INPUT POS ITION For Each input channel, each input signal P.50

Default H : 0

V : Vertical output resolution

INPUT MASKING For Each i nput channel, each input signal P.52

Default L : 0 R : Horizontal input size

INPUT AUTO SIZING For Each i nput channel, each input signal P.52

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V : 0

OUTPUT SIZE

For

Each output channel

P.51

V : Vertical input size

Default

L : 0

R : Horizontal input size

B : 0

TEST PATTERN For

Each output channel

P.53 Default

OFF

IMAGE EFFECT

INPUT SHARPNESS For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.54 Default

INPUT BRIGHTNESS For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.54 Default

100 %

For

Each input channel, each input signal

Default

R : 100 %

B : 100 %

For

Each output channel

Default

100 %

For

Each output channel

Default

R : 100 %

B : 100 %

OUTPUT GAMMA For

Each output channel

P.55 Default

1.0

OUT DEFAULT COLOR For

Each output channel

P.56 Default

---

[Table 8.5] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

OUTPUT TIMING OUTPUT POSITION For Each output c hannel P.50

Default H : 0

Default H : Horizontal input size

OUTPUT MASKING For Each output channel P.52

T : 0 B : Vertical input size

OUTPUT AUTO SIZING For Each output channel P.52

Default ---

BACKGROUND COLOR For Each output c hannel P.53

Default R : 0

G : 0

INPUT CONTRAST

P.54

G : 100 %

INPUT HUE For Eac h input channel, each input signal P.55

Default 0 °

INPUT SATU R ATION For Each input channel, each input signal P.55

Default 100 % INPUT SETUP LEVEL For Each input channel , each input signal P.55 Default 0.0 % IN DEFAULT COLOR For Each input channel, each input signal P.56

Default --OUTPUT BRIGHTNESS

OUTPUT CONTRAST

P.54

G : 100 %

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Default

HDCP 2.2 [IN1, IN2, IN8] Default

OFF

INPUT TABLE FIXED

For

Each input channel

P.61

analog input only*1

Default

Depends on input signal

H START For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.65 Default

Depends on input signal

H DISPLAY For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.66 Default

Depends on input signal

For

Each input channel, each input signal

Default

Depends on input signal

Default

Depends on input signal

analog input only*1

Default

UNKNOWN TIMING For

---

P.67 Default

AUTO SETUP ON

[Table 8.6] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

INPUT SET TING INPUT VIDEO DETECT For Each input channel, digital input only P.57

Default 10000 ms HDCP INPUT ENABLE For Each input channel, digital input only P.58

HDCP 1.4 [IN3 to IN7]

ANALOG INPUT TYPE For Each i nput channel, each input signal, analog input only P.59

Default AUTO INPUT OFF CHECK For Each i nput channel P.60

Default ON INPUT AD TYPE For Each input channel, DVI connector only P.60

Default DIGITAL LONG REACH MODE For HDBaseT input channel P.60

Default [Setting mode]

SELECTED [Individual sett ing (“SELECTED” is selected for setting mode)]

ASPECT : OFF, ANALOG TYPE : ON(FIXED)

AUDIO LEVEL : ON(FIXED)

INPUT TIM ING AUTO SETUP

For Each input channel, each input signal,

P.63

Default NORMAL MODE

H TOTAL DOTS For Each input channel, each input signal,

V START

P.65

V DISPLAY For Each input channel, each input signal P.66

AUTO START POS For Each input channel, each input signal,

Can be set and executed only if an analog RGB or YPbPr signal input is activ e.

P.67

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Default

OUTPUT SETTING

OUTPUT MODE For

Each output channel

P.69 Default

HDMI YCbCr 4:4:4 MODE

SYNC OUTPUT For

Each output channel

P.69 Default

VIDEO OUTPUT For

Each output channel

P.70 Default

BLUE

For

Each output channel

Default

FREEZE→FADE OUT-IN

For

Each output channel

For

Each output channel

Default

24-BIT COLOR

For

Each output channel

Default

NOT CONNECTED

HDCP AUTHORIZATION For

Each output channel

P.73 Default

---

AUTO SWITCHING ON For

Each output channel

P.74 Default

OFF

For

Each output channel

Default

OFF

Default

0s000ms

[Table 8.7] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

INPUT TIM ING LOAD For Each input channel, each input signal P.68

Default ---

SAVE For each input si gnal, each input signal*1 P.68

Default ---

TRACKING For Each input channel , each input signal*1 P.68

VIDEO SWITCHING

P.70

SWITCHING SPEED For Each output channel P.70

Default 350 ms

WIPE COLOR For Eac h output channel P.70

Default R : 0, G : 0, B : 0

OUTPUT CONNECTOR For Each output c hannel P.71

Default ON

HDCP OUTPUT MODE For Each output channel P.71

Default HDCP 2.2

HDCP ERROR RETRY

P.72

Default ETERNITY

DEEP COLOR OUTPUT

CEC CONNECTION

P.72

P.73

AUTO SWITCHING OFF

AUTO SWITCHING MASK For Each output channel P.76

AUTO SWITCHING MODE For Each out put channel P.76

LONG REACH MODE For Each output channel P.76

P.74

Default V&A

Default OFF

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Default

DIGITAL

INPUT OFFSET For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.78 Default

0 dB

OUTPUT LIP SYNC For

Each output channel

P.79 Default

0 FRAME

INPUT LIP SYNC For

Each input channel, each input signal

P.79 Default

0 FRAME

For

Each output channel

Default

AUTO-A

For

Each output channel

SPEAKER : ALL

[Table 8.8] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

AUDIO OUTPUT LEVEL For Each output c hannel P.78

Default 0 dB

OUTPUT MUTE For Eac h output channel P.78

Default OFF

AUDIO INPUT SELECT For Each i nput channel, digital input only P.78

SAMPLING FREQUENCY

AUDIO OU TP U T

Default ANALOG&DIGITAL

DIGITAL OUTPUT For Each output channel P.80

Default ON

MULTI AUDIO For E ac h output channel P.80

Default DO WN MIX

OUT AUDI O PRIORITY For Each output channel P.81

Default MULTI

TEST TONE For Each output channel P.82

Default TEST TONE : OFF

P.79

P.80

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IN8 : 2160p@30 (3840x2160)

Default

AUTO

DEEP COLOR INPUT For

Each input channel, digital input only*2

P.87 Default

24-BIT COLOR

AUDIO FORMAT

For

Each input channel, digital input only*2

P.87 Default

PCM : 48 kHz

[Table 8.9] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

EDID EDID DATA For Each input channel, digital input only P.83

Default INTERNAL EDID

PC RESOLUTION For Each input channel P.84

Default IN1 to IN2 : 2160p@60 (3840x2160)

IN4 to IN7 : 1080p(1920x1080)

AV RESOLUTION For Each i nput channel, digital input only*2 P.86

Dolby Digital : OFF AAC : OFF Dolby Digital+ : OFF DTS : OFF DTS-HD : OFF Dolby TrueHD : OFF

SPEAKER For Each input channel, digital input only*2 P.88

Default MODE : AUTO

NUMBER : 2 FL / FR : ON LFE : OFF FC : OFF RL / RR : OFF RC : OFF FLC / FRC : OFF RLC / RRC : OFF FLW / FRW : OFF FLH / RLH : OFF TC : OFF FCH : OFF FCH : OFF

MONITOR EDID COPY For No.1 to No.8 P.89

Default ---

Can be set only if “INTERNAL EDID” is selected for the EDID mode.

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For

EACH RS-232C CHANNEL

Default

192.168.1.200

Default

Operation mode : RECEIVER

PASS WORD : 20 in ASCII (Space)

PORT NUMBER

For

Each connecti on

P.95 Default

Connection1 to Connection3 : 1100

Connection7 to Connection8 : 80

For

---

Default

---

[Table 8.10] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

COM PORT PARAMETERS For EA CH RS -232C CHA NNE L P.90

Default Baud rate : 9600

Data bit length : 8 Parity check : NONE Stop bit : 1

FUNCTION

Default RECEIVER (Receiver mode)

OUT B SCI CONNECT For --- P.91

Default OFF LAN IP ADDRESS For --- P.94

Default 192.168.1.199 SUBNET MASK For --- P.94

Default 255.255.255.0 GATEWAY ADDRESS For --- P.94

P.91

FUNCTION For Each connection P.94

IP address : 192.168.1.198 PJLink : OFF PORT : 1100

Connection4 to Connection6 : 23

MAC ADDRESS

P.95

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[Table 9.21] Setting items of control command

[Table 9.26] Setting it ems of return command

Default

OFF

COMMAND EXECUTION For

---

P.107 Default

---

INVALID TIME

Set value

0s000ms to 999s999ms

P.107

For

---

Default

0s000ms

INITIALIZE For

---

P.107 Default

---

For

Each control comm and ex ec ution key

Default

REGISTERED

power key

Default

EXECUTION

PRESET MEMORY

LOAD CROSS POINT For

---

P.109 Default

---

SAVE CROSS POINT For

---

P.109 Default

---

For

Each cross point memory

[Table 8.11] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

PRESET COMMAND COMMAND EDIT For E ac h c ontrol command P.98

Default “

”

RECV COMMAND EDIT For Eac h r eply command P.103

Default “

”

COMMAND LINK For Eac h c ontrol command executi on condi tion P.106

COMMAND TALLY

FLASH TIM E For Each control comm and ex ec ution key, each sink device

EDIT CROSS POINT

P.108

P.110

Default Video input channel : ---

Audio input channel : --Memory name : 20 (space)

LOAD ALL SETTING For --- P.110

Default --SAVE ALL SETTING For --- P.111

Default --COPY OUTPUT MEMORY For --- P.112

Default --STARTUP For --- P.113

Default LAST CHA NNE L

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B : 255

ASPECT For

Each output channel, eac h bitmap

P.116 Default

AUTO

For

Each output channel, eac h bitmap

Default

CENTER

Default

OFF

For

Each output channel

SIZE : 127

VIDEO CAPTURE For

---

P.120 COM PORT

[Table 8.12] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

BITMAP BITMAP OUTPUT For E ac h output channel P.116

Default OFF BACKGROUND COLOR For Each output c hannel, each bitmap P.116

Default R : 255

G : 255

POSITION

P.117

CHANNEL ASSIGN For Each output c hannel P.117

POWER ON BITMAP

P.117

Default OFF DIVIDE MEMORY*3 For --- P.118

Default MODE : RESIZE

NUMBER : 1 DISPLAY : BLOCK

Default ---

DISPLAY POWER For Each out put channel P.122

Default AUTO OPERATION LOCK For --- P.123

Default AUTO

The registered bitmaps are not initialized by the init ialization.

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DISPLAY POW

Default

LOCK

For

---

Default

POWER SAVE For

---

P.125 Default

DISP POW BU TT ON ON For

---

P.125 Default

0 ms

For

---

Default

OFF

Default

NORMAL

[Table 8.13] Factory default (Cont’d)

Menu Factory defaul t See:

OTHERS OP LOCK MODE For CHANNEL

CHANNEL MODE MENU COMMAND

P.124

BUZZER

HDC POWER OUTPUT

TOP DISPLAY For --- P.126

INPUT STA TU S For --- P.127

Default --MONITOR STATUS For --- P.129

Default --EDID STATUS For --- P.131

Default --VERSION For --- P.132

Default ---

P.125

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OUTB*4)

Setting is common to OUTA and OUTB

(Each OUTA / OUTB)

Can be set for each output channel s Each input signal

Can be set for each input signal

Each input channel

Can be set for each input channel only if input analog input only

channel is analog si gnal

Each input channel

Can be set for each input channel of DVI input Each connecti on

Can be set for LAN connection

Each bitmap

Can be set for each bitmap

[Table 8.14] Setting condition

Setting range Description

Each output channel (Common to OUTA /

Can be set for each output channel

Can be set for OUTA and OUTB separately (only OUTA) Can be set for OUTA (only OUTB) Can be set for OUTB

Each input channel Can be set for each input channel

digital input only Each input channel

DVI connector only

channel is digital signal

Can be set for each input channel only if input

connector

EACH RS-232C CHANNEL Can be set for RC-232C channel

OUTA: HDMI output connect or , OUTB: HDBaseT out put connector

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80 (Normal)

http://192.168.1.199

8.7 Web menu operation

The MSD connected through a LA N can be cont r olled from a WEB browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. JavaS c ri pt is used for the WEB browser screen. To do thi s, make sure to enable JavaScript of the WEB browser by referring to the HELP of each WEB browser.

Tip:

Compatibili ty has been tested and verified using t he following sy stem configurati on:

OS: Windows 7 Professional

WEB browser: Microsoft I nternet Explorer 11 Google Chrome 56 Mozilla Firefox 51

8.7.1 Control from WEB browser

To control the MSD from a WEB browser, enter t he IP address that is programmed into the MSD in the address bar of the WEB browser to display the WEB menu. Not e that the default IP address for all MSD:

192.168.1.199

【See: 9.12.1 IP address/Subnet mask/Gateway address】

【See: 9.12.3 TCP port number】

[Table 8.15] Address input example

Control port number of web browser IP address (URL)

Other than 80 (5000 to 5999) http://192.168.1.199:5000 (ex: 5000)

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Tab Submenu

IN/OUT

Pull-down list

Selects the desir ed v alue.

Slider bar

You can move the slider to set t he desired value.

Radio button

Selects the desir ed v alue.

8.7.2 How to use WEB menu

[Fig. 8.6] WEB menu

① Select the target item from the menu.

Settings will be displ ay ed in the sub menu.

② If there is a setting item that can be set for each channel , channel tab will be displayed. ③ Configure each setting from the submenu by following the table below.

[Table 8.16] Buttons for setting

Button name Button Description

Execution butt on

Spin button

Check box

Tip:

You can change the channel nam e displ ay ed in the tab from “NAME EDIT” in the “CROSS POINT”.

Executes the target operation.

Selects the desir ed v alue. You can type the desired value directly in the text area.

Enables and disables by clicking or unclicking the box.

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Top

├─ │ ├─ │ ├

9 Menu

9.1 Menu list

Menu trees for the MSD

Main menu

Sub menu

MSD-801UHD MSD-802UHD MSD-701UHD MSD-702UHD

│/＊9.3 Channel switching mode＊/ ├─SWITCHING MODE │/＊9.4 Setting posi tion, size, and masking＊/ ├─OUTPUT TIMING │ ├─RESOLUTION │ ├─MONITOR ASPECT │ ├─INPUT ASPECT │ ├─ASPECT PROCESS │ ├─INPUT OVER SCAN │ ├─INPUT POSITION │ ├─INPUT SIZ E │ ├─INPUT MASKING │ ├─INPUT AUTO S IZING │ ├─OUTPUT POSITION │ ├─OUTPUT SIZE │ ├─OUTPUT MASKING │ ├─OUTPUT AUTO SIZING │ ├─BACKGROUND COLOR │ └─TEST PATTERN │ │/＊9.5 Quality setting＊/ ├─IMAGE EFFECT │ ├─INPUT SHARPNESS │ ├─INPUT BRIGHTNESS │ ├─INPUT CONTRAST │ ├─INPUT HUE │ ├─INPUT SATURATION │ ├─INPUT SETUP LEVEL │ ├─IN DEFAULT COLOR │ ├─OUTPUT BRIGHTNESS │ ├─OUTPUT CONTRAST │ ├─OUTPUT GAMMA │ └─OUT DEFAULT COLOR │

[Fig. 9.1] Menu list (1/2)

MSD-701UHD / 702UHD / 801UHD/ 802UHD User’s Guide

│/＊9.6 Input settings＊/ ├─INPUT SETTING │ ├─INPUT VIDEO DETECT │ ├─HDCP INPUT ENABLE │ ├─ANALOG INPUT TYPE │ ├─INPUT OFF CHECK │ ├─INPUT AD TYPE │ ├─LONG REACH MODE │ └─INPUT TABLE FIXED │ │/＊9.7 Setting input t iming＊/ ├─INPUT TIMING │ ├─AUTO SETUP │ ├─H TOTAL DOTS │ ├─H START │ ├─H DISPLAY │ ├─V START │ ├─V DISPLAY │ ├─AUTO START POS │ ├─UNKNOWN TIMING │ ├─LOAD │ ├─SAVE │ └─TRACKING │ │/＊9.8 Output settings＊/ ├─OUTPUT SETTING │ ├─OUTPUT MO DE │ ├─SYNC OUTPUT │ ├─VIDE O OU TP UT │ ├─VIDEO SWITCHING │ ├─SWITCHING SPEED │ ├─WIPE COLOR │ ├─OUTPUT CONNECTOR │ ├─HDCP OUTPUT MODE │ ├─HDCP ERROR RETRY │ ├─DEEP COLOR OUTPUT │ ├─CEC CONNECTION │ ├─HDCP AUTHORIZATION │ ├─AUT O SWITCHIN G ON │ ├─AUT O SWITCHIN G OFF │ ├─AUTO SWITCHING MASK │ ├─AUTO SWITCHING MODE │ └─LONG REACH MODE

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│/＊9.9 Audio setting＊/ ├─AUDIO │ ├─OUTPUT LEVEL │ ├─OUTPUT MUTE │ ├─AUDIO INPUT SELECT │ ├─INPUT OFFS ET │ ├─OUTPUT LIP SYNC │ ├─INPUT LIP SYNC │ ├─SAMPLING FREQUENCY │ ├─AUDIO OUTPUT │ ├─DIGITAL OUTPUT │ ├─MULTI AUDIO │ ├─OUT AUD IO PRIOR IT Y │ └─TEST TONE │ │/＊9.10 EDID (Extended Display Identification Data)＊/ ├─EDID │ ├─EDID DATA │ ├─PC RESOLUTION │ ├─AV RESOLUTION │ ├─DEEP COLOR INPUT │ ├─AUDIO FORMAT │ ├─SPEAKER │ └─MONITOR EDID COPY │ │/＊9.11 RS-232C＊/ ├─COM PORT │ ├─PARAMETERS │ ├─FUNCTION │ └─OUT B SCI CONNECT │ │/＊9.11.3 LAN＊/ ├─LAN │ ├─IP ADDRESS │ ├─SUBNET MASK │ ├─GATE WAY ADDRESS │ ├─FUNCTION │ ├─PORT NUMBER │ └─MAC ADDRESS │ │/＊9.13 Setting control command＊/ ├─PRESET COMMAND │ ├─COMMAND EDIT │ ├─RECV COMMAND EDIT │ ├─COMMAND LINK │ ├─COMMAND EXECUTION │ ├─INVALID TIME │ ├─INITIALIZE │ ├─COMMAND TALLY │ └─FLASH TIME

│/＊9.14 Preset memory＊/ ├─PRESET MEMORY │ ├─LOAD CROSS POINT │ ├─SAVE CROSS POINT │ ├─EDIT CROSS POINT │ ├─LOAD ALL SETTING

│ ├─SAVE ALL SETTING │ ├─COPY OUTPUT MEMORY │ └─STARTUP │ │/＊9.15 Bitmap setting＊/ ├─BITMAP │ ├─BITMAP OUTPUT │ ├─BACKGROUND COLOR │ ├─ASPECT │ ├─POSITION │ ├─CHANNEL ASSIGN │ ├─POWER ON BITMAP │ ├─DIVIDE MEMORY │ └─VIDEO CAPTURE │ │/＊9.16 Startup setting＊/ ├─POWER ON SETTING │ ├─DISPLAY POWER │ └─OPERATION LOCK │ │/＊9.17 Other settings＊/ └─OTHERS

├─OP LOCK MODE ├─BUZZER ├─POWER SAVE

├─DIS P PO W BUTTON ON ├─HDC P OW ER OUTPUT

├─TOP DISPLAY ├─INPUT STATUS ├─MONITOR STATUS ├─EDID STATUS └─VERSION

[Fig. 9.2] Menu list (2/2)

Displayed if preset m emor y is saved.

Models having two or more outputs support this menu.

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Was input signal

changed?

YES

Was the signal

input before?

YES

Loads prio r settings Initial izes input timing

Output video with new s et tings

1 2 3 4

IN1

1080i

720p

480i

XGA 5 6

SXGA UXGA

VGA

1080p

IN2

1080i

480i

IN3

UXGA WX GA

SXGA+

IN4

UXGA

VGA

IN5

WX GA SVGA

IN6

NTSC

XGA

IN7

NTSC

WX GA

If inp ut da ta stor age ex ceed s 50 memory l ocati ons, the new memory entries will replace the earliest entries.

IN8

1080p WX GA

Th e M S D retai ns data for up to 50 device s f or eac h inp ut conn ector.

9.2 Input Signal Automatic Detection

The MSD continuously m onitors its input signals. If a particular signal has previously been c onnec ted to the MSD’s input, the output signal will be presented in the same f ormat as it was during the most recent session. If an input signal does not match any signal previously presented to the MSD, only the input timing settings are automatically negotiated. Other setti ngs are not aff ec ted. The output image size and format settings can be adjusted if requi r ed.

【See: 9.4 Setting position, size, and masking】

【See: 9.5 Quality setting】

【See: 9.6.7 Fixing settings for each input signal】

【See: 9.7 Setting input timing】

[Fig. 9.3] How signals are recognized

The MSD retains data for up to 50 input devices for each input connector. The data is used to determine if a signal has been presented to that connector previously by a particular device. The input signal have been input before or not. If input data storage exc eeds 50 memor y l oc ations, the oldest data that have not been input recentl y will be deleted, instead.

[Fig. 9.4] Memory table per channel

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Setting

Item

Setting position, size, and

Aspect ratio, Aspect ratio control, Overscan, Black level

Automatic measurement of start position, Tracking

Audio setti ng

Input level, Lip sync

The following attributes are saved for each input signal.

[Table 9.1] Attributes saved for each inpu t signal

masking Quality setting Sharpness, Brightness, Contrast, HUE, Saturation,

Input setti ngs Anal og input signal parameters Setting input timing The total number of horizontal dots, Start posit ion, Active area,

Display position, Display size, Masking

9.3 Channel switching mode

Menu Top→SWITCHING MODE Setting value V&A [Default], VIDEO, AUDIO

You can switch the channel switc hing mode.

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AUTO-B

1080i@50

(1920x1080)

WXGA+@60

(1440x900)

2160p@50(4096)

(4096x2160)

[email protected]

(1280x720)

WXGA@60

(1366x768)

2160p@25(4096)

(4096x2160)

576p@50

(720x576)

SXGA@60

(1280x1024)

2160p@50

(3840x2160)

[email protected]

(720x480)

WXGA@60

(1280x768)

2160p@25

(3840x2160)

WQHD@60

(2560x1440)

SVGA@60

(800x600)

1080p@60

(1920x1080)

WUXGA@60

(1920x1200)

1080p@50

(1920x1080)

WSXGA+@60

(1680x1050)

9.4 Setting position, size, and masking

Position, size, and masking attributes can be set f or both the input ports and output port s of the MSD. Normally, it is preferable to set them for the input ports. If edges are cut off due to enlar ged display area by the sink device side or if it is desired to modify the displayed area for all i nputs at once, set the desired attributes for the output ports.

9.4.1 Output resolution

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING →RESOLUTION Setting for Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting values

・AUTO-A [Default] ・[email protected] (1920x1080) ・WXGA++@60 (1600x900) ・・2160p@60(4096) (4096x2160) ・720p@60 (1280x720) ・SXGA+@60 (1400x1050) ・・2160p@30(4096) (4096x2160) ・720p@50 (1280x720) ・WXGA@60 (1360x768) ・・2160p@24(4096) (4096x2160) ・576i@50 (720x576) ・Quad-VGA@60 (1280x960) ・2160p@60 (3840x2160) ・[email protected] (720x480) ・WXGA@60 (1280x800) ・・2160p@30 (3840x2160) ・WQXGA@60 (2560x1600) ・XGA@60 (1024x768) ・・2160p@24 (3840x2160) ・QWXGA@60 (2048x1152) ・VGA@60 (640x480) ・・[email protected] (1920x1080) ・VESAHD@60 (1920x1080) ・・1080i@60 (1920x1080) ・UXGA@60 (1600x1200)

Normally, the optimal resolution will be select ed automatically if you set this menu t o “AUTO”.

Numbers following “@” represent the vertical synchronous frequency. 480i / 480p / 576i / 576p / 720p / 1080i / 1080p / 2160p are timing formats relating to the CEA-861E standard. Others are timing formats meeting either the VESA DMT standard or the VESA CVT standard. VESAHD@60, WUXGA@60, QWXGA@60, WQHD@60, and WQXGA@60 are output formats that incorporate Reduced Blanking.

The maximum format of OUTB (HDB aseT output connector) is 2160p@30. If 2160p@50 or 2160p@60 is selected, video signals cannot be output from OUTB.

If ”AUTO-A” or “AUTO-B” is selected, the maximum output resolution format is set to 2160p@30 automatically. If you want to output video at 2160p@50 or 2160p@60 from OUTA (HDMI output connector), change the setting to 2160p@50 or 2160p@60. In this case, video cannot be output from OUTB (HDBaseT output connector).

・

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■

[OUT1 RESOLUTION]

AUTO(1080p59.94)

[OUT1 RESOLUTION]

AUTO(1080p59.94)*

Outputting at optimal resolution

EDID cannot be loaded or optimal

resolution cannot be output

”AUTO-A” and “AUTO-B”:

“AUTO-A” (OUTA, HDMI output connec tor), “AUTO-B” (OUTB, HDBaseT output connector): Automatically selects the optimal output resolution format depending on the EDID of the connect ed si nk device. The optimal format is then provided to the connected sink device via the MSD’s output connector. The actual output r esol ution is displayed in parentheses. In case EDID cannot be obtained from the sink dev ic e, the resoluti on format that was last used is selected. This condition is indicat ed by an asterisk “*” to the right side of the format data. If the EDID of the connect ed si nk device is higher than 2160p@30, an asteri sk “*” is indicated to the right side of the format data.

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9.4.2 Aspect ratio for sink device

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→MONITOR ASPECT Setting for Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・RESOLUTION [Default] ・16:10 ・5:3 ・4:3

・256:135 ・16:9 ・5:4

You can set the aspect ratio of t he c onnec ted sink device. If you select “RESOLUTION,” the aspect ratio of the output r esol ution will be applied. If aspect r atios of the target sink devic e and the output resolution ar e diff er ent from each other, you can select an aspect r atio for the sink device of: “4:3,” “5:4,” “5:3,” “16:9, ” “16:10,” and “256:135” (4096x2160).

【See: 9.4.1 Output resolution】

9.4.3 Aspect ratio

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT ASPECT Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value

・AUTO-1 [Default] ・4:3 ・14:9 S IDE PANEL ・AUTO-2 ・16:9 LETTER BOX ・FULL ・16:9 ・14:9 LETTER BOX ・THROUGH ・14:9 ・4:3 SIDE PANEL

You can set the aspect ratio f or each video input. If you select “AUTO-1” or “AUTO-2,” the aspect ratio is restored automatically to the original ratio according to the settings of si nk dev ic e aspect r atio and the MSD’s aspect ratio control. “AUTO-1” and “AUTO-2” work differently only when letter box signals are pr esented t o the input. “AUTO-1” processes them as 16:9 or 14:9 video signals, while “AUTO-2” sets them as 4:3. Normally, no problem occurs if you set the aspect ratio to “AUTO-1”, but some DVD players and other devices display subtitles or setup menus in t he un-displayed area. I n such case, set the aspect to “AUTO-2” to display the entir e area of the video signals.

【See: 9.4.2 Aspect ratio for sink device】

【See: 9.4.4 Aspect ratio control】

Setting options of “16:9”, “14:9”, “4:3”, ”16:9 / 14:9 LETTER BOX”, and ”4:3 / 14:9 SIDE PANEL” are accessible only when TV signals are input. When PC signals are input, the aspect ratio will be r estor ed automatic ally ac c or ding to t he aspect ratio of the input signal regardless of the settings:“AUTO-1”, ”AUTO-2”, ”16:9”, ”14:9”, ”4:3”, “16:9/14:9 LETTER BOX”, and ”4:3/14:9 SIDE PANEL”.

“FULL”: video signals are displayed always in full screen mode regardless of input video signal and settings of “9.4.2 Aspect rati o for sink device” and “9.4.4 Aspect ratio control”.

“THROUGH”: video signals are displayed always in pixel 1:1 regardless of settings of “9.4.2 Aspect ratio for sink device” and ”9.4.4 Aspect ratio control”.

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Input signal

16:9 input video is output to a 4:3 sink device.

L-BOX/S-PANEL

Letter box

S-CUT/TB-CUT

Side panel

Output signal

4:3 input video is output to a 16:9 sink device.

Side cut

Top/bottom cut

9.4.4 Aspect ratio control

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→ASPECT PROCESS Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value L-BOX/S-PANEL : letter box/side panel [Default]

S-CUT/TB-CUT : Side cut/t op bott om c ut

Below is a visual description of restoring aspect ratio:

9.4.5 Overscan

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT OVER SCAN Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value 100% to 115%

You can create an enlarged display of input video.

9.4.6 Display position

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT POSITION (input side) / OUTPUT POSITION (output side) Setting for Input side : Each input channel, each input signal

Setting value Input side:

Output side:

You can set the position where input video is displayed.

Note:

If the resolutions of each output are not the same, the resoluti on of OUT1 will be the standard.

[Fig. 9.5] Restoring aspect ratio

[Default] NTSC / PAL / SDTV: 105 %, H DTV / PC: 100 %

Output side : Each output c hannel

Horizontal position (-Horizontal input size to +Horizontal out put resol ution [Default] 0)

Vertical position (-Vertical input size to +Vertical output resolution [Default] 0)

Horizontal position (-Hori z ontal output size to +Horizontal output resol ution [Default] 0)

Vertical position (-Vertical output size to +Vertical output resoluti on [Default] 0)

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9.4.7 Display size

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT SIZE (input side) / OUTPUT SI ZE (output side) Setting for Input side : Each input channel, each input signal

Output side : Each output c hannel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value Input side: Horizontal size (Horizontal output resolution ÷ 4 to Horizontal output resolution x 4

[Default] Horizontal output resolution)

Vertical size (Vertic al output resolution ÷ 4 to Vertical output resolution x 4

[Default] Vertical output resolution)

Output side: Horizontal size (Horizontal output resolution ÷ 4 to Horizontal output resolution x 4

[Default] Horizontal output resolution)

Vertical size (Vertical output resolution ÷ 4 to Vertical output resolution x 4

[Default] Vertical output resolution)

You can set the display size of input video. The vi deo size is scaled based on the upper left quadrant of the input video. If you set “LINK” to ”ON”, only settings of ”H”(Horizontal) can be set and “V” is set automatically while retaining the current aspect r atio.

【See: 9.4.6 Display position】

Notes:

・If the resolutions for each output are not the sam e, t he output r esol ution of OUT1 will be the standard. ・Numbers following “/” show the output resolut ion.

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Items to be initialized

Input side

Output side

Aspect ratio, ovescan

Initialized ‐

Display position, display size, masking

Initialized

9.4.8 Masking

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT MASKING (Input side) / OUTPUT MASKING (Output side) Setting for Input side : Each input channel, each input signal

Output side : Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value Input side: Left side masking (Horizontal input position to Right side masking [Default] 0)

Right side masking (Left side masking to Horizontal input position + Horizontal input size [Default] Horizontal input size) Top side masking (Vertical input position to Bottom side masking [Default] 0) Bottom side masking (Top side m asking to Vertical input positi on + Vertical input size [Default] Vertical input size) Output side: Left side masking (Horizontal output position (0 or mor e) to Right side masking [Default] 0)

Right side masking (Left side masking to Horizontal output position + Horizontal output size (Horizontal output resolution or less) [Default] Horiz ontal output resolution) Top side masking (Vertical output posi tion (0 or more) to Bottom side masking [Default] 0) Bottom side masking (Top side masking to Vertical output position + Vertical output size (Vertical output resolution or less)

[Default] Vertical out put resolution)

You can set the masking of video inputs to hide unnecessary portions of t he displ ay ed area (top/bottom and right/left).

9.4.9 Automatic sizing

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→INPUT AUTO SIZING (Input side) /

OUTPUT AUTO SIZING (Output side)

Setting for Input side : Each input c hannel, each input signal

Output side : Each output c hannel (Common to OUTA / OUTB)

This function adjusts output signal optimally, and as a result, the following settings will be initialized automatically. A long buzzer tone will sound when the init ialization is completed by pressing the MENU/SET key.

[Table 9.2] Items to be initialized

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VERTICAL RAMP

50% WHITE

RASTER

V-COLOR BAR

V-GR A Y SCALE

RED RASTER

GREE N RASTER

BLUE RASTER

100% WHITE

RASTER

CROSS HATCH

OUTP UT FRA ME

VERTICAL

STRIPE

HORIZONTAL

STRIPE

VERTICAL

ZEBRA

H-COLOR BAR

H-GR A Y SCALE

HORIZONTAL

RAMP

HORIZONTAL

ZEBRA

OFF [Default]

(Normal video output)

9.4.10 Background color

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→BACKGROUND COLOR Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value R / G / B: 0 to 255 [Default] R / G / B: 0 (black)

You can set the background color of output video. If you set “LINK” to ”ON”, only the setting for ”R” can be set, and “G” and “B” trac k the setting of “R”.

9.4.11 Test pattern

Menu Top→OUTPUT TIMING→TEST PAT TE RN Setting for Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value [Fig. 9.7] T est patt er n

You can activate the MS D’s i nternal test pattern generator and direct its signal to each output connector. While activ e, the test patt er n will override any other signal t hat has been switc hed to that particular output connector. All settings of “9.5 Quality setting” will be invalid while a test pat tern is displayed.

“OUTPUT FR A ME”: Select this pattern if par t of im age is not displ ay ed on the sink device. Settings of “9.4.6 Display position” and “9.4.7 Display size” in the output side will be adjusted in order to display the test pattern on full screen.

For test patterns other than “OUTPUT FRAME”: video is output on full screen with the resolution set in “9.4.1 Output resolution” and the settings of ”9.4.6 Display position”, “9.4.7 Display size” and “9.4.8 Masking” will be invalid.

You can use the arrow keys ( SCALE”, ”RAMP”, and ”ZEBRA” by using. The scroll speed can be set by 3 pixels per frame up to 30 pixels per fram e with ▲ and ▼ keys. You can check the resi dual image (resoluti on of moving pic ture) by displaying and scrolling the “ZEBRA” pattern.

[Fig. 9.6] Test pattern

▼

, ▲, ▼) to scroll through the available patt er ns “CO LOR BA R”, ”GRAY

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Output signals

Input

signals

HUE

SETUP

SATURATION

CONTRAST

Setting for input channels Setting for output channels

SHARPNESS

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

9.5 Quality settings

Setting items for input channels are for correcting color bias. Image quality to be output can be set for each input side (input channels) and output side (output channels) as follows.

[Fig. 9.7] Video correction

9.5.1 Sharpness

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT SHARPNESS Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value -5 to 15 [Default] 0

You can set the desired level of sharpness for each input signal .

9.5.2 Brightness

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT BRIGHTNESS (Input side) /

OUTPUT BRIGHTNESS (Output side)

Setting for Input side : Each input c hannel, each input signal

Output side : Each output c hannel (Common to OUTA / OUTB)

Setting value 80% to 120% [Default] 100%

You can set the brightness level for each input/output signal.

9.5.3 Contrast

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT CONTRAST (Input side) /

OUTPUT CONTRAST (Output side)

Setting for Input side : Each input c hannel, each input signal

Output side : Each output c hannel (Common to OUTA / OUTB)

Setting value R / G / B：0% to 200% [Default]: R / G / B: 100%

You can set the contrast of video im age. If you set “LINK” to ”ON”, only the setting for ”R” can be set, and “G” and “B” trac k the setting of “R”.

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9.5.4 HUE

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT HUE Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value 0° to 359° [Default] 0°

You can set the color HUE for each input si gnal.

9.5.5 Saturation

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT SATURATION Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value 0% to 200% [Default] 100%

You can set the color saturation for each input signal.

9.5.6 Black level

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→INPUT SETUP LEVEL Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value -10.0% to 10.0% (by 0.5%) [Default] 0.0%

You can adjust the black lev el f or each input signal.

9.5.7 Gamma

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→OUTPUT GAMMA Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value 0.1 to 3.0 (by 0.1) [Default] 1.0

You can adjust the gamm a curve of each output signal.

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Gamma

Initialized

9.5.8 Default color

Menu Top→IMAGE EFFECT→IN DEFAULT COLOR (Input side) /

OUT DEFAULT COLOR (Output side)

Setting for Input side : Each input c hannel, each input signal

Output side : Each output c hannel (Common to OUTA / OUTB)

You can initialize settings of the following items. A long buzzer tone will sound when the initializati on is completed by pressing the MENU/S ET k ey.

[Fig. 9.8] Items to be initialized

Items to be initialized Input side Output side Brightness, contr ast Initialized Initialized Sharpness, hue, saturation, black level Initialized ‐

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Changing EDID

OFF

Requesting source device to

output video signals

Monitoring time

Hot plug

OFF

Video signals from

source device

Changing EDID

Monitoring

time

OFF

Monitoring

time

Monitoring

time

Video output timing of source device

Video signals from

source device

Requesting source device to output video signals

9.6 Input settings

9.6.1 No-signal input monitoring

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→IN PU T V ID EO DETECT Setting for Each input channel ( only digital input signal) Setting value OFF, 2000ms to 15000ms (100 ms steps) [Default] 10000ms

If you change the EDID settings of the MSD or power the MSD off/on, the source device may not output a video signal. Use this menu to set the monitoring time which is from when a source dev ic e stops outputting signal to when the MSD requests the source dev ice to output video signal.

[Fig. 9.9] Monitoring absence of input [Fig. 9.10] Repeating reset

Note:

If you ar e usi ng the monitor power-saving or dual monitor features on your PC, se t this feature to “OFF”. This will avoid unpredic table operation.

When using this feature, ensure that the “monitoring time” is set for a value greater than the amount of time needed for the source to prov ide an output signal.

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Video with copyright

protection

Video without

HDCP

supported PC

Video cannot be displayed

HDCP-non-supported sink device

Video can be displayed

HDCP supported sink device

Video can be displayed

HDCP supported/non-supported sink device

MSD-802UHD

Input HDCP setting “HDCP2.2”

Input HDCP setting “DISABLE”

9.6.2 Input HDCP setting

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→HDCP INPUT ENABLE Setting for Each input channel ( only digital input signal) Setting value

・HDCP 2.2 : Supports HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.4 [Default]: [IN1, IN2, IN8] ・HDCP 1.4 : Supports HDCP 1.4 [Default]: [IN3 to IN7] ・DISABLE : Not support HDCP

Some source devices negotiates with the connected device to determine if it supports HDCP encryption. After this negotiation, the source device controls whether or not a signal m ay be sent to the devic e. This process takes place with som e source device, even if the content being presented is not copyright protected. The MSD is HDCP compli ant, if it is connected to a display device that does not support HDCP, video may not be displayed. Under these circumstances and if the content is not protected, t he pr oblem c an be solved by setting this menu to “DISABLE.”

【See: 9.6.5 Selecting signal of DVI input connector】

[Fig. 9.11] HDCP-supported a nd HDCP-non-suppo rted di spl ay devices

Notes:

・HDCP2.2 (stream type 0) contents can be displayed on sink devices supporting HDCP1.4. ・HDCP2.2 (stream type 1) contents can be displayed on sink devices supporting HDCP2.2 but cannot be

displayed on sink devic es suppor ting HDCP1.4.

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9.6.3 Analog input signal parameters

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→ANALOG INPUT TYPE Setting for Each input channel, each input signal (only analog input) Setting value

・AUTO : Autom atic [Def ault] ・VIDEO AUTO : Video automatic ・RGB : Analog RGB ・VIDEO : Composite video ・YPbPr : Analog YPbPr ・Y/C : S video

You can set the signal type that is bei ng pr esented to the DVI-I input connector .

If you select “AUTO”, the type of input signals are detected automati c ally. In cases where the detecti on fails and video is not output c or r ectly , set t he input type manually. With “AUTO”, the automatic detection of S-Video may fail. If both com posi te video and S-Video are input at the same time, select “VIDEO AUTO”; if only S-Video is input, sel ec t “Y /C”. This menu is available only if an analog signals are present on input por ts 6 or 7.

【See: 9.6.5 Selecting signal of DVI input connector】

Note: For video from a monochrome camera or VHS tape with in poor condition or the like, automatic detection may fail. Under these circ um stanc es, select “VIDEO AUTO”, “VIDEO” or “Y/C”.

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・・・

9.6.4 Automatic detection of video input interruption

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→INPUT OFF CHECK Setting for Each input channel Setting value ON [Default], OFF

The MSD can stop outputti ng v ideo im m ediately after input video signals are disconnected for a moment. Use this feature to minimize switching artifacts produced by an external device connected to the MSD’s input connector. The effect of thi s function is similar to switching the MSD’s input.

9.8.4 Window transaction effect

9.8.5 Window transaction speed

9.8.6 Wipe color

Notes:

・If you select “ON” and are using a video input (VHS tapes or the like) with a poor quality signal, it’s possible

that the output will flash on and off. This is due to sync signal distortion that can be interpreted as periods of time without signal pr esence. In this case, set this menu to “OFF”.

・Even if you set this feature to “ON”, distorted video cannot be corrected completely when input video signals

are lost. Especially if you set “9.8.4 Window transaction effect” to an option other than “CUT”, noises or black bars may be output at the time of fading out or wiping out.

9.6.5 Selecting signal of DVI input connector

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→INPUT AD TYPE Setting for Each input channel (only DVI i nput connector) Setting value DIGITAL [Default], ANALOG

You can select either digital or analog formats.

9.6.6 HDBaseT input long reach mode

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→LONG REACH MODE Setting for HDBaseT input channel Setting value

・OFF ： Long reach mode disabled. Up to 328 ft. (100 m) [Def ault] ・ON ： Long reach mode enabled. Up to 492 ft. (150 m)

You can enable / disable long r eac h m ode for HDBaseT input. In long reach mode, up to 1080p (24 bit)/ dot cl oc k 148 MHz is supported when using with IDK’s HDbaseT product. Set the MSD’s EDID t o 1080p or l ess or set the connec ted device’s output to a supported signal format.

【See: 9.10 EDID (Extended Display Identification Data)】

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(IN1 to IN8*)

(IN6 and IN7*)

ASPECT

Can be set

ANALOG TYPE

Cannot be set

Can be set

AUDIO LEVEL

Can be set

Cannot be set

9.6.7 Fixing settings for each input signal

Menu Top→INPUT SETTING→IN PU T TA BL E FIXED Setting for Each input channel Setting value Setting mode:

・SELECTED : Sets for each item [Default] ・ALL FIXED : Does not load settings saved for each input signal but fixes the current settings

Individual setting (if “SELECTED” is selected for the setting mode):

・ASPECT : OFF [Default], ON(FIXED) 【See: 9.4.3 Aspect ratio】・ANALOG TYPE : O FF, ON(FIXED) [Default] 【See: 9.6.3 Analog input signal par am eters】・AUDIO LEVEL : OFF, ON(FIXED) [Default] 【See: 9.9.4 Input level】

The MSD continuously monitors the input signals. If a particular input signal that has been presented to the MSD before is input again, the MSD will output the signal at the same size and quality as its previ ous use.

【See: 9.2 Input Signal Automatic Detection】

You can select the setting saved for each signal or the current sett ing.

“ALL FIXED”: Does not load all settings saved for each input signal but outputs the video with the cur r ent setting. “SELECTED”: Aspect ratio, analog input signal type and audio input level can be set indiv idually. For setting items other than settings in [Table 9.1], setti ngs saved for eac h input signal are used. “OFF”: Settings saved for each input signal are used to form at t he video output. “ON (FIXED)”: Current settings are used to format the video output.

[Table 9.3] Individual settings for each digital or analog signal

Individual setting

*IN6 and IN7: Digital and analog input signals can be accommodated. For signal election, see “9.6.5 Selecting signal of DVI input connector”.

Digital signal

Analog signal

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Analog input

Digital input

The total number of horiz ontal dots

Partly 1, Partly 2

Partly 2

Start positi on

Can be set

Active area

Can be set

Automatic measurement of start

Can be set

Cannot be set

Tracking

Partly 1

Cannot be set

9.7 Setting input timing

You can set the timing param eters for analog signal inputs. The MSD loads the optimal t able from its embedded library of tables and adjusts the input timing automatic ally , you typically will not need to change settings i n this menu. However, if signal s which are not registered in the MSD tables are input or if part of the video image is cut off while relying on the standard table registered in the MS D, you m ay optimi z e the input timing parameters manually. For digital inputs, you typic ally do not need to manually set timing paramet er s, but if part of the video image is cut off, you may make fine adjustments as required.

[Table 9.4] Settable items

Function

Automatic measurement Partly 1 Cannot be set

position Automatic setti ng of input timing Can be set Cannot be set Loading devic e data Partly 3 Can be set Registering device data Partly 1 Cannot be set

Partly 1: can be set onl y if analog RGB / analog YPbPr signals are input. Partly 2: only di spl ay ed if analog video signals are input or for digital input. Partly 3: can be set only if the device data of input signals are registered in the MSD.

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Input video

Valid display

area

Input video

●Cannot be measured:

　- R i ght an d l ef t side s of input video do not touc h t h e c i rcumsc ri be d rectangle.

　- Bri ght ness of inp ut vi deo is 24% or less.

●Can be measure d:

　- Input video c onta ct s the circu m scr i bed rectan gl e .

　- Bri ght ness of inp ut vi deo is 25% or m ore.

If the input video is not recognized correctly like above, it can adjust by executing “NORMAL MODE” automatic input measurement.

If the setting of active area is not correct and it cannot adjust only by starting position, the active area is also adjusted by executing automatic input measurement.

9.7.1 Automatic measurement

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING →AU T O SETU P Setting for Each input channel, each input signal (only analog input signal) Setting value

・NORMAL MODE [Default] ・4:3 ・5:3 ・16:10 ・NEXT ASPECT ・5:4 ・16:9

Analog RGB/analog YPbPr input video is measured to set ”9.7.2 The total num be r of horizonta l dots”, ”9.7.3 Start positi on”, ”9.7.4 Active area” , and “9.7.9 Tracking“ automatically.

[Fig. 9.12] Conditions of automatic measurement

By selecting “NORMAL MODE”, the MSD performs automatic measurement of the start posi tion and active area. If edges of video ar e not displayed correctly, use thi s mode t o set the start position and active area automatically.

[Fig. 9.13] Automatic measurement by “NORMAL MODE”

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[IN7 AUTO SETUP] 1024x 768 60.00Hz

2 sec.

5 sec.

2 sec.

5 sec.

Automatic measurement starts (NEXT ASPEC T)

Automatic measurement starts (NOR MA L MODE )

Pressing and holding the key

If the total number of hori z ontal dots is not correct, the aspect rati o is not m atched even though automatic measurement i s set to “NORMAL MODE” . I n this case, select “NEXT ASPECT” (Auto measurement taking into account aspect r atio) for the measurement f unction. If the aspect ratio of the input si gnal is known, you can directly specify the aspect ratio to correctly perform automatic m easurement. If the input si gnals are not registered in the MSD, it is recommended to use this function.

If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

Press the “MENU/SET” key to perform automatic measurement.

Note: In case the aspect ratio does not match or video is displayed on the position far from the correct position, set the input timing in, “9.7.2 The total number of horizontal dots”, “9.7.3 Start position”, and “9.7.4 Active area”.

■ Op erat io n f rom front keys

You can execute the automatic measurement in “NORMAL MODE” by pressing an IN6 or IN7 key (analog input only) for 2 seconds or longer. If you want to execute the automatic measurement in “NEXT ASPECT”, press the same key for 5 seconds or longer.

【See: 9.6.5 Selecting si gnal of DVI input connector】

[Fig. 9.14] Automatic measurement using front key

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(The total number of hori z ontal dots－Horizontal active area or less)

Vertical start posi tion

10LINE to 2048LINE

9.7.2 The total number of horizontal dots

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING →H TOTAL DOTS Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal (only analog input signal) Setting value 400DOT to 4125DOT [ Default] varies depending on the input signal

You can set the total number of hori z ontal dots of analog RGB/analog YPbPr i nput video. The settable values vary depending on the input signal. If interlace signal are input, the sampling clock (Horizontal synchronized frequency x the total number of horizontal dots) must be within 13 MHz to 81 MHz. If non-interlace si gnal are input, the sampling cl oc k must be withi n 13 M Hz to 162 MHz.

If other signals are input, the total number onl y can be display ed but not set. If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

9.7.3 Start position

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING →H START (Horizontal) / V START (Vertical) Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal Setting value [Table 9.5] Settings of start position

[Table 9.5] Settings of start position

Function Setting value

Horizontal start position 64DOT to 2900DOT

(The total number of v ertic al lines－Vertical active area or less)

[Default] vari es dependi ng on the input signal.

You can set the horizontal/vertical starti ng posi tion.

Setting val ue must be as foll ows. If the set value exceeds the value, the start ing position will be set the limit value within the settable range automatically.

Horizontal : The total number of horizont al dots > Horizontal active area > Horiz ontal starting position Vertical : The total number of ver tical lines > Vertical active ar ea > V ertic al star ting position

If 4K video signals are i nput, only the display start position will be displ ay ed; the value cannot be set. If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

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9.7.4 Active area

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING→H DISPLAY (Horizontal) / V DISPLAY (Vertical) Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal Setting value [Table 9.6] Settings of active area

[Table 9.6] Settings of active area

Function Setting value Horizontal active area 64DOT to 2900DOT (The total number of horizont al dots－64 or less) Vertical activ e ar ea 10LINE to 2048LINE (The t otal number of ver tical lines－10 or less)

[Default] v ari es dependi ng on the input signal.

You can set the horizontal/vertical active area of input video. The horizontal setting value must be [The total number of horizontal dots > Hori z ontal active area]. If the set value exceeds the limit value by changing the total number of horizontal dots, the horizontal active area will be set to the limit value within the set range automatically.

If 4K video signals are i nput, only the active area will be displayed; the value cannot be set. If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

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9.7.5 Automatic measurement of start position

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING→A U T O S TART POS Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal (only analog input signal) Setting value ALL OF F : not measuring all inputs from the input automatically OFF : not measuring the current input signal automatically ON : measuring the current input signal automatically [Default]

The MSD monitors conti nuousl y the upper left of analog input video si gnal and it automatically matc hes the upper left of the input v ideo and the upper left of the screen.

Notes:

・For motion images, some content may not be di spl ayed on the full screen, and the display position may be

moved every time the setti ng of t he automatic measurement is appli ed. I n such a case, set this menu to “OFF”. As “OFF” and “ON” are saved for each input signal, it can be set according to t he input signal. If you do not want to perform this function for all resolution, select “ALL OFF”.

・Only the start position is set by automatic measurement of this menu. If “9.7.2 The total num be r of

horizo nta l dots” and “9.7.4 Active area” do not match, the lower right m ay be cut off or black out may be

output. In this case, adj ust the whole screen by following “9.7.1 Automatic measurement”. A s the set value must not exceed the v alue set in “9.7.3 Start position”, some input videos are displayed with blackout at the left or top si de.

・This menu is valid only if “[Fig. 9.13] Conditions of automatic measurement” is satisfactory.

・Even if you set this menu to “ON”, the manual setting will be applied and the automatic measurement is not

executed if you set any of t he following menus: “9.7.2 The total number of horizontal dots”, “9.7.3 Start position”, and “9.7.4 Active area”. If you set “9.7.9 Tracking”, the manual setting is applied, and tracing is not set automatically when the automatic measurem ent is executed. When you execute “9.7.1 Automatic measurement”, setti ngs of this menu will be valid again.

9.7.6 Automatic setting of input timing

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING→UNKNOWN TIMING Setting for None Setting value A UTO SET UP ON [Default], AUTO SETUP OFF

The MSD loads the optimal t able from the built- in tables and sets the input timing automatically. However, if unregistered signal s are input, the input timing must be set. By setting this menu to “AUTO SETUP ON”, “9.7.1 Automatic measurement” is executed and the input timing is set automatically if signal that cannot be detected by the MSD are input f or the fi r st time.

Note:

If automatic measurement finds inconsistency of aspect ratio, please perform “9.7.1 Automatic measurement” manually or set the input timing in “9.7.2 The total number of horizontal dots”, “9.7.3 Start position” and/or “9.7.4 Active area”.

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You want to set the input timing again.

Digital

The value that is automatically detected by the MSD will be set.

9.7.7 Loading device data

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING →LOAD Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal

Device data whose input timing is registered can be loaded according to the input signal. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng. If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

[Table 9.7] Items to be loaded

Input signal Item Analog Registered device data will be loaded.

Use this menu in the following cases:

• Sever al dev ic e data with the same frequency of synchronou s signal and different input timings is regi ster ed.

•

Use this menu to restore the input timing to the original value.

9.7.8 Registering device data

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING →SAVE Setting for Each input channel, eac h input signal (only analog input signal) Setting value No. 1 to No.99

You can save up to 99 analog RBG/analog Y P bP r input timing settings. The device data can be named up to 14 characters using ASCII code 20 to 7D. The device table nam e is optional. If a dev ic e table name is not registered and press MENU/SET key without device table name, the input resoluti on is registered as the device table name automatically. If a device table name is already registered and press MENU/ S E T key without device table name, the input timing is saved to the device table name without changi ng the device table name. From the next time, when the same signal is input to other channel, video will be displayed with the register ed timing. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

9.7.9 Tracking

Menu Top→INPUT TIMING→TRACKING Setting for Each input channel, each input si gnal (only analog input signal) Setting value 0 to 63 [Default]: 0

You can adjust the tracki ng of analog RGB/analog YPbPr input video. If there is no input signal on the input channel it shows “NOT AVAILABLE NOW” on the front VFD screen.

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9.8 Output settings

9.8.1 Output mode

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→OUTPUT MODE Setting for Each out put channel (Each OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・HDMI YCbCr 4:4:4 MODE [Default] ・HDMI RGB MODE ・HDMI YCbCr 4:2:2 MODE ・DVI MODE ・HDMI YCbCr 4:2:0 MODE *only OUTA

You can select an out put signal mode and color space of the output video. The MS D output s selected mode, however, if the connect ed si nk dev ic e has optimal output mode and color space, the MSD outputs optimal output mode signal for the connec ted sink device. “HDMI YCbCr 4:2:0 MODE”: YCbCr 4:2:0 has priority if the resolution is 4K@60 / 59.94 / 50 while YCbCr 4:4:4 has priorit y for other resolutions.

Higher priority HDMI YCbCr 4:4:4 MODE

HDMI YCbCr 4:2:2 MODE HDMI YCbCr 4:2:0 MODE HDMI RGB MODE Lower priority DVI MODE

Notes:

・If “DVI MODE” is selected and the output resolution is 2160p@30 or lower, the MSD outputs DVI signals.

For other resolutions, it out puts signals at the appropriate mode of the connected sink devic e.

・Only TV resolutions (480i, 576i, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and 2160p) can be output in ”HDMI YCbCr 4:4:4 MODE”

or “HDMI YCbCr 4:2:2 MODE”. PC resolutions are output in “HDMI RGB MODE” or “DVI MODE”.

・Since OUTB (HDBaseT output connector) does not support Y CbCr 4:2:0, ”HDMI YCbCr 4:2:0 MODE”

cannot be selected.

9.8.2 Synchronous signal output with no input video

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→SYNC OUTPUT Setting for Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value ON [Default], OFF

You can set whether synchronou s signal s are out put when no video signals are input from the selected input, or when “OFF” is selected for the input. If you set this menu to “ON”, you can prevent the sink device from being switched to the standby m ode.

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9.8.3 Output video with no input video

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→VID EO OUT P U T Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・BLUE [Default] ・BACKGROUND COLOR ・BLACK

You can set the color of the video to be output when no video signal is input from the selec ted input. The setting will be v alid when “9.8.2 Synchronous s i gnal outp ut with no input video” is set to “ON”

9.8.4 Window transaction effect

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→VIDEO SWITCHING Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・FREEZE→FADE OUT-IN [Default] ・FADE OUT-IN ・CUT

You can select a window transit ion effect for when the video inputs i s switched. The setting will be valid also when “9.6.4 Automatic detection of video input interruption" is set to “ON”

・BOTTOM→TOP WIPE ・TOP→BOTTOM WIPE ・RIGHT→LEFT WIPE ・LEFT→RIGHT WIPE

9.8.5 Window transaction speed

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→SWITCHING SPEED Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value 100ms to 2000ms (per 10ms) [Default]: 350 ms

You can set the window transition speed for FADE OUT/IN or WIPE OUT/IN when the input channel is switched. The setting will be valid also when “9.6.4 Automatic detection of video input interruption” is set to “ON”.

9.8.6 Wipe color

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→WIPE COLOR Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value R / G / B: 0 to 255 [Default] R / G / B : 0 (black)

You can set the wipe color whil e switc hing video input when the input channel is switched. If you set “LINK” to “ON”, you can set only Red ( R). S etti ngs of Green ( G) and Bl ue ( B ) will also be changed according to the setti ngs of the Red (R).

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9.8.7 Video output connector

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→OUTPUT CONNECTOR Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB ) Setting value ON [Default], OFF

The MSD distributes the sam e v ideo to the HDMI output connector and HDBaseT output connector. You can set the each connector to output the video or not. This feature can be used for previewing video. You can check t he one of video in one output while the other output is set to “OFF”.

9.8.8 HDCP

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→HDCP OUTPUT MODE Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB ) Setting value

HDCP 2.2 : Encrypts HDCP via HDCP 2.2 [Default] HDCP 1.4 : Encrypts HDCP via HDCP 1.4 HDCP INPUT ONLY : Encry pts HDPC only if input signal has HDCP DISABLE : Do not encrypt HDCP

You can set the HDCP output for when a sink devi c e support ing HDCP is connected. Normally set this menu to “HDCP 2.2”. The MSD encrypts optimal HDCP which HDCP 2.2 has priority.

If you select “HDCP 1.4”, the MSD encry pts HDCP via HDCP 1.4 regardless which HDCP version the sink devices have.

If you select “HDCP INPUT ONLY”, the MSD encrypts HDCP only if t he input signal has HDCP. However, if input channel i s changed t o others and HDCP authentication status is changed, the MSD starts HDCP authentication again. This action may take time to output video and audio.

If you select “DISABLE”, the MSD never encrypts HDCP. Only the input si gnal whic h does not have HDCP can be output.

If the sink device which does not support HDCP is connected, the MSD can output only t he vi deo and audio which do not have HDCP regardless this menu.

Notes:

・HDCP2.2 (stream type 0) contents can be displayed on sink devices supporting HDCP1.4. ・HDCP2.2 (stream type 1) contents can be displayed on sink devices supporting HDCP2.2 but cannot be

displayed on sink devic es supporting HDCP1.4.

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9.8.9 The number of HDCP retries

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→HDCP ERROR RETRY Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB ) Setting value ETERNITY: retry until succeeded [Default]

0 to 100: 0 to 100times

You can set the number of HDCP retries. If a sink device with HDCP is connected and you set “9.8.7 HDCP” to “HDCP 2. 2”, “HDCP 1.4”, or “HDCP INPUT ONLY”, HDCP is authorized regardless of the status of input signal. Normally, set this menu to “ETERNITY” to retry the aut hentication automati c ally after t he first authentication fails. However, you can set the number of retries manually. (If retry is not succeeded even after the MSD retries for the set number of retry times, video and audio with HDCP are not output.) The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setting.

9.8.10 Deep Color

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→DEEP COLOR OUTPUT Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB ) Setting value 24-BIT COLOR [Default], 30-BIT COLOR

You can select the col or depth of HDMI signal. “30-BIT COLOR”: signals are out put with “30-BIT COLOR” only if a sink devic e support ing Deep Color is connected. If a sink dev ic e that does not support Deep Color is connected, signal s are out put with “24-BIT COLOR” automatically. However, since the transmi ssion clock of ”30-BIT COLOR” is faster than that of “24-BIT COLOR”, noise may occur if a bad-quality cable or long cable is connected. I n those cases, the noi se may be removed by selecting”24-BIT COLOR”. When the MSD outputs at WQHD (2560 x 1440) / WQXGA (2560x1600) / 4K ( 3840 x 2160) / 4K (4096 x

2160), the color dept h is “24-BIT COLOR”.

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9.8.11 CEC connection

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→CEC CONNECTION Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB ) Setting value

・NOT CONNECTED [Default] ・SELECTED CHANNEL

・IN1 to IN8

You can set the CEC connecti on for when CEC-supported device is connected to HDMI input connector, HDBaseT input connector, HDMI output connector, or HDBaseT output c onnec tor. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

Notes:

・Using CEC may cause negative effects. If you do not use CEC, set this menu to “NOT CONNECTED”. If the

status of the sink devices connected to the HDMI output connector changes (such as being turned OFF→ ON) or if the CEC connection changes, the EDID may also need to be changed (the MS D changes it automatic ally ) in or der to update the address of the connected devic e. W hen the EDID is changed, the source device stops outputting video temporarily.

・IN6 and IN7: CEC is not supported. ・CEC connection is a one-on-one basis; it cannot connect multiple inputs and outputs. If you set multiple

outputs to connect to the same input, only a smaller output num ber i s connected preferentially and other outputs are not connected.

9.8.12 HDCP re-authentication

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→HDCP AUTHORIZATION Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OU TB )

If a sink device supporti ng HDCP is connected, HDCP is authorized autom atically. You can re-authorize HDCP manually using this menu (Connection Reset is performed automaticall y, but it can be perf ormed manually using this menu). Press the MENU/SET key to perform the re-authentication.

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Input signal “OFF”→” ON”

Input signal “ON”

IN4 has lower pr i ori t y than IN 1. Input automatic switching will not be executed .

IN4 has h i gher priority th an IN1. Input channel automatic switching will be executed.

PRI * ・・・Pri ority for each i nput ch annel

IN 7IN 6IN 5IN 4IN 3IN 2IN 1

OUT 1

OUT 2

IN 8

PRI 7PRI 6PRI 5PRI 4PRI 3PRI 2PRI 1

OFF

PRI 7 PRI 6

PRI 5

PRI 4 PRI 3

PRI 2 PRI 1

OFF

IN 7IN 6IN 5IN 4IN 3IN 2IN 1

OUT 1

OUT 2

IN 8

PRI 7PRI 6PRI 5PRI 4PRI 3PRI 2PRI 1

OFF

PRI 7 PRI 6

PRI 5

PRI 4 PRI 3

PRI 2 PRI 1

OFF

9.8.13 Priority of input channel automatic switching

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→AU T O SWITCH IN G ON / AU TO SWITCH IN G OFF Setting for Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value [Table 9.8] Setting of priority of input channel autom atic switching

[Table 9.8] Setting of priority of input channel automatic switching

Item Set value Default Output channel (OUT) 1 to 2 Input channel (IN) 1 to 8

Priority (PRI) 1 (high) to 8(low), OFF OFF

*Setting each i nput channel priority to each out put channel

■ AUTO SWITCH IN G ON

AUTO SWITCHING ON menu switches input si gnal when the input signal changes fr om “OFF ” to “O N”. The MSD switches input si gnal automatically as follows:

・When the input signal becom e from “OFF” to “ON” and that input channel has higher priorit y than

currently-selected channel or same pri or ity level.

・When the input signal becom e from “OFF” to “ON” and the currently- selected channel that have higher

priority than the input signal, but it does not have input signal.

[Fig. 9.15] Input chann e l automatic switching “OFF” to “ON”

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If the priority is the same as IN1, it will be switched to the lowest-number channel having input signal.

IN1: “OFF” switched to the channel (IN7) having the second highest priority.

Input signal “ON”

Input signal “ON” to

“OFF”

Input signal “ON”

PRI *: Automatic switching priority for each input channel

PRI * : Automatic switching priority for each input channel

After automatic channel switchin g

Input channel “ON” to “OFF”

IN 7I N 6IN 5IN 4I N 3IN 2IN 1

OUT 1

OUT 2

IN 8

PRI 1PRI 1PRI 1PR I 1PRI 1PR I 1PRI 1

OFF

PRI 7 PR I 6

PRI 5

PRI 4 PRI 3

PRI 2 PRI 1

OFF

IN 7I N 6IN 5IN 4I N 3IN 2IN 1

OUT 1

OUT 2

IN 8

PRI 1PR I 1PRI 1PRI 1PR I 1PRI 1PRI 1

OFF

PRI 7 PR I 6

PRI 5

PRI 4 PRI 3

PRI 2 PRI 1

OFF

■ AUTO SWITCH IN G OFF

AUTO SWITCHING OFF menu switches input si gnal when the input signal changes fr om “ON” to “OFF”. The MSD switches input si gnal automatically based on f ollowing c onditions;

・Switches to the input channel hav ing input signal and highest pri ori ty.

・If some channels hav e the same priority, the MSD switches to the lower i nput channel having input signal .

If the priority setting of the input channel is “OFF”, input c hannel automatic switchi ng is not ex ec uted. You can set channel switching mode for input channel automatic switching from “9.8.15 Channel switching mode of automatic switching”.

Make sure to press the “MENU/SET” key to apply the settings; other wise, they are not changed.

[Fig. 9.16] Input chann e l automatic switching “ON” to “OFF”

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9.8.14 Masking time after automatic switching of input channel

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→AUTO SWITCHING MASK Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value 0s000ms to 999s999ms [Default] 0s000ms

You can set the time from when input channel is switched automati c ally until when the next automatic switching is performed. The automatic switchi ng is not performed during the set time.

【See: 9.8.13 Priority of input channel automati c switching】

9.8.15 Channel switching mode of automatic switching

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→AUTO SWITCHING MODE Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value V&A (Video & Audio) [Default], VIDEO (Video), AUDIO (Audio)

You can set the channel switc hing mode when automatic switching is executed for when the input channel is switched automati c ally. This setting has pri ority r egar dles s of setting of “8.2 Switching input channel”.

【See: 9.8.13 Priority of input channel automatic switching】

9.8.16 HDBaseT output long reach mode

Menu Top→OUTPUT SETTING→LONG REACH MODE Setting for Each out put channel (only OUTB) Setting value

・OFF ： Long reach mode OFF Up t o 328 ft. ( 100 m) [Default] ・ON ： Long reach mode ON Up to 492 ft. (150 m) .

You can enable / disable HDBaseT output long reach mode.

In long reach mode, up to 1080p (24 bit ) / dot cl oc k 148 MHz is supported when using with IDK’s HDbaseT product. Select a supported output format.

【See: 9.4.1 Output resolution】

【See: 9.8.10 Deep Color】

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Audio format

Description

2 channel linear PCM

2ch, 32 kHz to 192 kHz, 16 / 20 / 24 bit

Multi channel linear PCM

8ch, 32 kHz to 192 kHz, 16 / 20 / 24 bit

AC-3, Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Digital+,

Bit stream

Analog output

Digital output

5.1ch

Selected 2 ch or down mixed audio

Matrix Switcher

Input level Output level

Digital input

Digital output

Blu-ray disc player

AV Amplifier supporting multi channels

Amplifier built in speaker

LCD monitor not supporting multi channels

Any 2 ch or down mixed audio

Switch

Analog audio not output

Adjusting audio volume disabled

Analog output

Digital output

Bitstream signals

Digital input

Blu-ray disc player

AV Amplifier

Amplifier built in speaker

9.9 Audio setti n g

HDMI digital audio support s the following formats. Set audio depending on device connected to the HDMI output connector . Only “2 channel linear P CM” can be input by Factory default. If you want t o use “Multi channel linear PCM” or bit stream signal ( c om pr essed audio), set “Audio format” and “Speaker c onfi guration”.

【See: 9.10.5 Audio format】

【See: 9.10.6 Speaker configuration】

[Table 9.9] Audio format

DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD, AAC

■ If multi channel linear PCM signal input to digital audio:

If Multi channel linear PCM signal are input to digit al audio, two channels set in “9.9.9 Multi channel audio output” or down-mixed audio is output to analog audio and sink devices that do not support multi linear PCM.

■ If bit stream signal input to di git a l au dio: If bit stream signal (compressed audio) such as Dolby Digital is input to HDMI di gital audio, these input audio signals ar e output to digital audio as they are. They are not output to analog audio, and audio volume cannot be adjusted.

[Fig. 9.17] Multi chan ne l linear PCM input

[Fig. 9.18] Bit stream s ignal in put

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9.9.1 Output level

Menu Top→AUDIO→OUTPUT LEVEL Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value -60dB to 10dB [Default] 0dB

You can set the audio output level. If you change the output lev el while audio output mute is set to “ON”, mute is canceled. If you set top display of front VFD screen to audio volume adjustment from “9.17.6 Top page”, you can change and set audio output level from top display.

9.9.2 Output mute

Menu Top→AUDIO→OUTPUT MUTE Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value OFF [Default], ON

You can enable or disable t he audio output mute. If you set top display of front VFD screen to audio volume adjustment from “9.17.6 Top page”, you can change and set mute ON/OFF from top display .

9.9.3 Input selection

Menu Top→AUDIO→AUDIO INPUT SELECT Setting for Each input channel Setting value DIGITAL [Default], ANALOG1, ANALOG2, ANALOG3

You can select digital or analog audio input to be output. DIGITAl: Outputs HDMI audio. IN6 and IN7 do not output audio if “9.6.5 Selecting signa l of DVI input connector” is set to “ANALOG”. ANALOG1, ANALOG2, and ANALOG3: Output audio that is input to each connector.

9.9.4 Input level

Menu Top→AUDIO→INPUT OFFSET Setting for Each input channel, each input signal Setting value -60dB to 0dB [Default] 0dB

You can set the audio input level. You can correct the gap in audio input levels of each input signal, because audi o input level can be set for each input connector.

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[OUT1 FREQUENCY]

AUTO-A(48kHz)

[OUT1 FREQUENCY]

AUTO-A(48kHz)*

Maximum s am p l i ng f re quency

Sam pl i ng fre quency used l ast tim e

9.9.5 Lip sync

Menu Top→AUDIO→OUTPUT LIP SYNC (Output side) / INPUT LIP SYNC (Input side) Setting for Output si de : Each output channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB)

Input side : Each input channel, each input signal

Setting value 0FRAME to 8FRAME [Default] 0FRAME

You can adjust the gap bet ween vi deo (motion) and audio (sound). Up to eight frames can be set f or each input /output channel. If sampling frequency is 192 kHz and vertical synchronous fr equenc y is 24 Hz / 25 Hz / 30 Hz, the total maximum value of lip sync input / output channel.

[Table 9.10] Lip sync maximum value

Sampling frequency V er tical synchronous

frequency

Lip sync maximum

value

192 kHz 24 Hz Up to 8 frames*

25 Hz Up to 8 frames* 30 Hz Up to 10 f r am es*

Other conditions Up to 16 frames

Up to 8 frames can be set for input / output channel lip sync, but lip sync is

limited to the maximum value.

9.9.6 Sampling frequency

Menu Top→AUDIO→SAMPLING FREQUENCY Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・AUTO-A [Default]

・AUTO-B

You can set the sampling fr equenc y of digital audio output.

“AUTO-A” or “AUTO-B”:

Outputting digital audio at the maximum sampling frequency supported by the sink device that is connected to OUTA (HDMI for AUTO-A) or OUTB (HDBaseT for AUTO-B). At this time, the sampli ng frequenc y that is actually output i s di spl ay ed in par entheses. In case EDID cannot be read from the sink dev ic e, t he sampling frequency that was used the last time is selected with “*” on its right side.

・192kHz

・96kHz

・88.2kHz ・48kHz

・44.1kHz ・32kHz

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output connector

ANALOG&DIGITAL [Default]

Can be output

Partly*

ANALOG

Can be output

Cannot be output

9.9.7 Audio output connector

Menu Top→AUDIO→AUDIO OUTPUT Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OUTB) Setting value [Table 9.11] Settings of audio out put control

You can control the audio outputs of the audio output connector, HDMI output connect or, and HDB aseT output connector .

[Table 9.11] Settings of audio output control

Setting value

DIGITAL Cannot be output Partly* Partly*

*If “DVI MODE” is selected for “9.8.1 Output mode”, audio is not output to t he HDMI output connector

regardless of t he setting of this menu.

Analog audio

HDMI

HDBaseT

9.9.8 Digital audio output connector

Menu Top→AUDIO→DIGITA L OUTPUT Setting for Each out put channel (OUTA / OUTB) Setting value ON [Default] OFF

You can control the audio outputs of the HDMI output connector and HDBaseT output connector. The MSD distributes the same audio to the HDMI output connector and HDBaseT output connector. You can enable /disabl e the audio output for each connector.

9.9.9 Multi channel audio output

Menu Top→AUDIO→MULTI AUDIO Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

・DOWN MIX [Default] ・CH1/CH2 STEREO ・CH3/CH4 STEREO

You can select audio to be output to a sink device that does not support multi-channel linear PCM or analog audio for when multi -channel linear PCM audio is input from an HDMI input connector. You can select audi o from “DOWN MIX” (m ulti-channel audio is down mixed), “STEREO” (stereo audi o), or “MONO” (monaur al audio).

・CH5/CH6 STEREO ・CH7/CH8 STEREO ・CH1/CH2 MONO

・CH3/CH4 MONO ・CH5/CH6 MONO ・CH7/CH8 MONO

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Multi channel linear PCM audio

OUTA sink device

OUTB sink device

DOWN MIX

Not supported

DOWN MIX

Supported

Not supported

DOWN MIX

Not supported

Supported

DOWN MIX

MULTI [Default]

Not supported

DOWN MIX

Supported

Not supported

MULTI

Not supported

Supported

MULTI

9.9.10 Multi channel audio output priority

Menu Top→AUDIO→OUT AUDIO PRIORITY Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value DOWN MIX , MULTI [Default]

If outputting multi channel linear PCM to a sink device, the MSD checks whether the si nk dev ice supports multi channel linear PCM. If the sink device supports multi channel linear PCM, the MSD outputs audio with the format. If the sink dev ic e does not support the format, the MSD outputs audio accor ding to the setting of “9.9.9 Multi channel audio output”.

You can set the priority as shown below for if some sink devices that are connected to OUTA or OUTB support multi linear PCM while others do not.

[Table 9.12] Audio output

Setting value

If no sink device is connected, it is treated as a sink device that does not support m ulti channel linear PCM.

Output audio

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9.9.11 Test tone

Menu Top→AUDIO→TEST TONE Setting for Each out put channel (Common to OUTA / OUTB) Setting value

Test tone:

OFF [Default], 1kHz, 400Hz

Speaker: ・ALL [Default] ・LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT ・FRONT L/R ・FRONT CENTER ・REAR L/R ・REAR LEFT ・REAR L/R CENTER ・REAR RIGHT ・FRONT LEFT ・REAR LEFT CENTER ・FRONT RIGHT ・REAR RIGHT CENTER

Since test tone can be out put only to specific speakers, you can c hec k the posi tion of the speakers. For “LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT”, only test t one of 30 Hz is output.

【See: 9.10.6 Speaker configuration】

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LCD

Ex tern a l EDID OUT 2B

Blu-ray player

Step.1

Step.2

IN 1

IN 8

Copied EDI D 1 Copied EDI D 2 Copied EDI D 3 Copied EDI D 4 Copied EDI D 5 Copied EDI D 6 Copied EDI D 7 Copied EDI D 8

Step.3

Changing audio for m at

Changing Deep Color input

Changing speaker configuration

Changing PC resolution Changing AV resolution

Built-in EDID

OUT 1A

OUT 2B

Ex tern a l EDID OUT 2A

Ex tern a l EDID OUT 1B

Ex tern a l EDID OUT 1A

9.10 EDID (E xtende d Display Identific ation Data)

You can set or customiz e EDID to be sent t o the source device. Change the setti ng as needed.

Setting EDID

Step 1 If you use copied EDID, copy the t ar get EDID from the sink device.

Step 2 Set the EDID that will be sent to the source devic e.

Step 3 If you use built -in EDID, custom ize the data as usage.

[Fig. 9.19] Setting EDID (MSD-802UHD)

9.10.1 EDID

Menu Top→EDID→EDID DATA Setting for Each input channel ( only digital input) Setting value

・INTERNAL EDID [Default]

・OUT1A MONITOR

・OUT1B MONITOR

You can set the EDID to be sent to the source devic e from built-in EDID (“INTERNAL EDID”), connected sink device’s EDID (“MONITOR”) and copied EDID (“COPY DATA”). EDID copied from a sink devic e will be displayed if any. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

・OUT2A MONITOR ・OUT2B MONITOR ・COPY DATA1 to COPY D ATA8

【See: 9.10.7 Copying EDID 】

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9.10.2 Resolution for PCs

Menu Top→EDID→PC RESOLUTION Setting for Each input channel Setting value

・SVGA (800x600)

・XGA (1024x768)

・720p (1280x720)

・WXGA (1280x768)

・WXGA (1280x800) ・Quad-VGA (1280x960) ・SXGA (1280x1024) ・WXGA (1360x768)

・WXGA (1366x768) ・SXGA+ (1400x1050) ・WXGA+ (1440x900) ・WXGA++ (1600x900) ・UXGA (1600x1200) ・WSXGA+ (1680x1050) ・1080i (1920x1080) ・1080p (1920x1080)

[Default] IN1, IN2 : 2160p@60 (3840x2160)

IN3 to IN7 : 1080p (1920x1080) IN8 : 2160p@30 (3840x2160)

IN1, IN2, IN8

IN1, IN2

You can set the resolution r equested to be output from source devices. This setting will also be appl ied for controlli ng output r esolution when AV devices (such as Blu-ray players) are connected vi a HDMI. For digital input, this setting will be valid only if “INTERNAL EDID” is selected for “9.10.1 EDID”. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

Timing of 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and 2160p is the same as that of HD signal meeting the CEA-861D standar d. For other resolutions, timings meet the VESA DMT or VESA CVT standards. Set the maximum available resolution for EDI D, but the lower resolutions are also supported. Select the resolution supported by the connected PC.

You can select 2160p (4096x2160) resolution from “9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices”.

If a source device that does not support 4K is connected to the input connector with 4K EDID settings, the source device may out put DVI signal meaning audio is not output. In or der to out put HDMI signal from the source device, change the settings of this menu and “9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices other than 4K.

・WUXGA (1920x1200) ・QWXGA (2048x1152) ・WQHD (2560x1440) ・WQXGA (2560x1600)

・2160p@30 (3840x2160) ・2160p@60 (3840x2160)

” to a value

*1 *2

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[Table 9.13] Supported resolution

640×480

800×600

1024×768

1280×720

1280×768

1280×800

1280×960

1280×1024

1360×768

1366×768

1400×1050

1440×900

1600×900

1600×1200

1680×1050

1920×1080i

1920×1080p

1920×1200

2048×1152

2560 x 1440

2560 x 1600

2160p (30p)

2160p (60p)

800x600 1024x768 1280x720[D4] 1280x768 1280x800 1280x960 1280x1024 1360x768 1366x768 1400x1050 1440x900 1600x900 1600x1200 1680x1050 1920x1080i[D3] 1920x1080p[D5] 1920x1200 2048x1152 2560x1440 2560x1600 2160p (30p) 2160p (60p)

Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N N N N N Y N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N N Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N N N N N N Y Y Y N N Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y N N N Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y N N N N Y Y Y N N N Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y N N N Y Y Y N N N N Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y N N Y Y Y N N N N Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y N Y Y N Y Y Y N N N N Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y N N Y Y

Y: Supported , N: Not supported

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9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices

Menu Top→EDID→AV RESOLUTION Setting for Each input channel (only digital input) Setting value

・AUTO [Default]

・UNUSED

・480p

・720p

N1, IN2, IN8

IN1, IN2

・1080i ・1080p ・2160p@30

・2160p@60 4:2:0

・2160p@60 4:4:4 ・4096x2160@30 ・4096x2160@60 4:2:0 ・4096x2160@60 4:4:4

You can set the resolution r equested to be output from AV devices (such as Blu-ray players). This setting will be v alid if “INTERNAL EDID” is selected for “9.10.1 EDID“. Normally, set this menu to “AUTO” to set resolution for AV devices according to “9.10.2 Resolution for PCs” automatically.

“UNUSED” disables the E DID for AV devices. If you select “AUTO” and the r esol ution output from the PC is different f r om the resolut ion set in Properties, the problem m ay be solv ed by selecting “UNUSED”.

If there is a potenti al to connec t both PCs and AV devices with different resol utions (for example, PC with WXGA (1366x768), Blu-ray disc player with 1080p), set the PC resolution in “9.10.2 Resolution for PCs” and select the AV resolution in this menu. However, some PCs and AV devices may select the higher resolution of the resoluti ons set i n “9.10.2 Resolution for PCs” or this menu.

The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

[Table 9.14] Input resolutions when “AUTO” is selected

*1 *2

Resolution

640×480

800×600

1024×768

1280×720

1280×768

1280×800

1280×960

1280×1024

1360×768

1366×768

1400×1050

1440×900

1600×900

1600×1200

1680×1050

1920×1080i

1920×1200

2048×1152

2560 x 1440

2560 x 1600

2160@30

2160@60 4:4:4

Resolution

480p

720p

1080i

1080p

2160p@60 4:2:0

2160p@60 4:4:4

Note:

If you select “UNUSE D”, the sett ings of “9.10.4 Deep Color”, “9.10.5 Audio format”, “9.10.6 Speaker configuration” will be disabled and audio is not output because the source device outputs signal through DVI

mode.

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DTS

Can be set (OFF)

ON: 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 96 (48)

Can be set (OFF)

9.10.4 Deep Color

Menu Top→EDID→DEEP COLOR INPUT Setting for Each input channel (only digital input) Setting value 24-BIT COLOR [Default], 30-BIT COLOR

You can set the color depth to be out put f r om the source dev ice. This menu is valid only if you select “INTERNAL EDID” for “9.10.1 EDID“ and you select a resolution other than “UNUSED” for “9.10.3 Input resolu tion for AV devices“.

If you select “30-BIT COLOR”, compared to “24-BIT COLOR”, “30-BIT COLOR” is transmi tted using a higher clock frequency, which may cause noise if a cable with a bad quality or a long cable is connected. In such a case, the noise may be removed by setting the color to “24-BIT COLOR”. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

9.10.5 Audio format

Menu Top→EDID→AUDIO FORMAT Setting for Each input channel ( only digital input) Setting value [Table 9.15] Audio format

[Table 9.15] Audio format

Audio format

PCM

Dolby Digital

AAC Can be set (OFF ) ON: 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 (48)

Dolby Digital+

DTS-HD Can be set (OFF) ON: 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192 (192)

Dolby TrueHD

Default values are shown in par entheses.

You can set the audio format and maximum sampling frequency to be output from a source devi c e. This menu will be valid only if you selec t “INTERNAL EDID” for “9.10.1 EDID” and you select a resolution other than “UNUSED” for “9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices”. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

ON / OFF Cannot be set Can be set (OFF)

Can be set (OFF)

32 / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192 (48) ON: 32 / 44.1 / 48 (48)

ON: 32 / 44.1 / 48 (48)

ON: 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192 (96)

Maximum sampling fr equenc y ( k Hz)

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REAR

FLH

FLW

FLC

FCH

FRC

FRH

FRW

LFE

RLC

RRC

FRONT

FLH

FLW

FLC

FCH

FRC

FRH

FRW

LFE

RLC

RRC

Front Left High

Front Left Wide

Front Left

Front Left Center

Front Center

Front Center High

Front Right Center

Front Right High

Front Right

Front Right Wide

Low Frequency Effect

Top Center

Rear Left

Rear Left Center

Rear Center

Rear Right Center

Rear Right

9.10.6 Speaker configuration

Menu Top→EDID→SPEAKER Setting for Each input channel ( only digital input) Setting value Setting mode : AUTO [Default], MANUAL Each speaker : ON, OFF The number of speakers: 1 to 8

[Table 9.16] Default speaker configuration

The number of

speakers

1 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 2 [Default] ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 5 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 6 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 7 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 8 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

FL/ FR

LFE FC

RL/

FLC/

FRC

RLC/

RRC

FLW/

FRW

FLH/ FRH

TC FCH

[Fig. 9.20] Speaker configuration

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You can set the speaker configuration of multi channel audio. This menu is valid only if you select “INTERNAL EDID” for “9.10.1 EDID“, you selec t a resol ution other than “UNUSED” for “9.10.3 Input resolution for AV devices”. If you select “AUTO” f or the setting mode and set the number of speakers, the speaker configuration will be set t o the default setting that is shown in “[Table 9.16] Default speaker configuration”. To change the default configuration, set the mode to “MANUAL” and set each speaker to ON/OFF individually. If the number of speakers exceeds the available value, the “DATA INVALID” message is displayed and the settings will not be applied. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

9.10.7 Copying EDID

Menu Top→EDID→MONITOR EDID COPY Setting for COPY EDID No.1 to No.8 Setting value OUT1A, OUT1B, OUT2A, OUT2B

EDID of the sink device is loaded and registered to the MSD. Up to eight EDID can be registered.

Copying EDID (Ex: MSD-802UHD)

Step.1: Select output channel (OUT1A to OUT2B) which is connected to si nk device Step.2: Select the number of COPY EDID (No.1 to No.8) Step.3: Set the name of the E DID using ASCII code 20 to 7D (up to 10 character s) Step.4: Press the “MENU/SET” key to register an EDID

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Laptop

Projector

RS-232C cable

Twisted pair cable

RS-232C cable

Communication command control to MSD

Outputting control commands to

external devices

Outputt ing control comm ands to ext er nal devices

Power amp.

IN8

RS-232C transmission setting between control devices (OUT B SCI CO NNE CT )

Not connected (RS-232C connector operates nor m ally)

Twisted pair cable

receiver

Data bit length [bit]

8, 7

Stop bit [bit]

1, 2

9.11 RS-232C

The RS-232C connector of the MSD can output communication command contr ol from PCs and can output control command to external devices from the MSD. The operation mode will be switched according to “9.11.2 RS-232C operation mode”.

【See: 9.13 Setting control c ommand】

[Fig. 9.21] RS-232C communication

9.11.1 RS-232C communication setting

Menu Top→COM PORT→PARAMETERS Setting for RS-232C connector, OUT1B connector, OUT2B connector, IN8 connector Setting value [Table 9.17] RS-232C settin g i t ems

Setting item Setting value Default

Baud rate [bps] 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 9600

Parity check NONE, EVEN, ODD NONE

You can set RS-232C communicati on. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setting.

[Table 9.17] RS-232C setting items

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OUT1B

Communication between MSD’s RS-232C connector and an RS-232C connector of

PC to MSD or control command out put from MSD t o external dev ic es.

9.11.2 RS-232C operation mode

Menu Top→COM PORT→FUNCTION Setting for RS-232C connector, OUT1B connector, OUT2B connector, IN8 connector Setting value RECEIVER,TRANSMITTER [Default] RS-232C connector, IN8 connector: RECEIVER OUT1B connector, OUT2B connector: TRAMSMITTER

You can set the operation mode to “RECEIVER” mode in which the MSD is contr olled externally or “TRANSMITTER” mode in which the MSD contr ols peripheral devices. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

9.11.3 RS-232C HDBaseT connection

Menu Top→COM PORT→OUT B SCI CONNECT Setting value [Table 9.18] RS-232C operat ion

You can set the communication between MSD’s RS-232C connect or and an RS -232C c onnec tor of twisted pair cable transmit ter or receiver that is connected t o HDBaseT I/O connector.

[Table 9.18] RS-232C operation

Setting value Operation

OFF [Default] MSD’s RS-232C connector operates in the mode that is set in “9.11.2 RS-232C operation

OUT2B IN8

twisted pair cable transmitter or receiver that is connected to HDBaseT I/O connector . The MSD’s RS-232C connector cannot be used for communication command control from

【See: 9.11 RS-232C】

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Twisted pair cable

transmitter

LAN cable

Communication command control to MSD

Switching hub

Bidirectional communication

Control unit

Twisted pair cable

Laptop

Communication command control to MSD

MSD-802UHD (Front)

Communication command control to MSD

LAN cable

Laptop

Bidirectional

communication

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Communication command control to MSD

Laptop

Bidirectional

communication

MSD-802UHD (Rear)

Twisted pair cable

LAN cable

Twisted pair cable

LAN cable

Twisted pair cable

receiver

Twisted pair cable

receiver

Connections

9.12 LAN

■ LAN communication

The internal switc hing hub enables connections between the M S D’s LAN connector and LAN connectors of twisted pair cable transmitter and receiver that ar e connect ed to HDBaseT I/O connectors. Bidirectional communicati on is al so available. Communication command control from PC to the MSD and control command output from the MSD to external devices can be executed from all LAN ports. Operation mode will be switched acc or ding to the setting of “9.12.2 LAN operation mode”. The MSD has eight connections that can be set indivi dually .

【See: 9.13 Setting control c ommand】

[Fig. 9.22] LAN operation

The MSD does not support automatic acquisition of IP address using DHCP (Dy nam ic Host Configuration Protocol). If you use the MSD in a network with DHCP, keep a fixed IP address. If c ontrolling peripheral devices connected over LAN from the MSD, keep several fix ed IP addresses.

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Twisted pair cable

Switching hub

LAN cable

LAN cable Twisted pair cable

Other manufacturer’s device

MSD-802UHD (Rear)

Loop

MSD-802UHD (Front)

Twisted pair cable

receiver

Twisted pair cable

transmitter

MSD-802UHD

Switching hub

MSD-402

Loop problem

Twisted pair cable

Switching hub

■ LAN loop problem

The MSD includes 3-port switching hub function. The network m ay be down due to loop problem.

[Fig. 9.23] Loop problem with other manufacture’s device

[Fig. 9.24] Loop problem with IDK’s device

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Operation mode

Receiver mode

Transmitter

Operation mode

RECEIVER [Default]

TRANSMITTER

Destination IP addr ess

0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255 OFF: Not use [Default]

number*1

9.12.1 IP address/Subnet mask/Gateway address

Menu IP address: Top→LAN→IP ADDRES S

Subnet mask: Top→LAN→SUBNET MASK Gateway address: Top→LAN→GATEWAY ADDRESS

Setting value [Default] IP address: 192.168.1.199

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway address: 192.168.1.200

You can set IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

9.12.2 LAN operation mode

Menu Top→LAN→FUNCTION Setting for Each connection Setting value [Table 9.19] Setting items of LAN operation mode

[Table 9.19] Setting items of LAN operatio n mode

Setting

－

[Default] 192.168.1.198

PJLink protocol connec tion － ON: Use

Destination c onnec tion

－ 1 to 65535 [Default] 1100

PJLink protocol password*2 － 20, 30 to 39, 41 to 5A, 61 to 7A in ASCII c ode

(in hex) [Default] 20 ( space)

If selecting “ON” for PJLink pr otocol, the target port number is fixed at “4352”.

Up to 32 characters. If you do not want the password authentication, you do not need to set the item.

You can set the LAN operation m ode c onsi sting of “RECEIVER” mode that contr ols the M S D exter nally and “TRANSMITTER” mode that controls peripheral dev ic es fr om the MSD. If you select “TRANSMITT E R” mode, y ou need to set the i nformation of connecting dev ic e. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

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9.12.3 TCP port number

Menu Top→LAN→PORT NUMBER Setting for Each connection Setting value [Table 9.20] Settings of TCP port number

[Table 9.20] Settings of TC P port num be r

For Setting value Communication c ommand control 23, 1100, 6000 to 6999 WEB br owser control 80, 5000 to 5999

[Default] Connections 1 to 3 = 1100; Connections 4 to 6 = 23;

Connections 7, 8 = 80

You can set the TCP port number to contr ol the MSD externally. This setting will v alid if “RECEIVER” is selected for “9.12.2 L AN op erat ion mod e”. Each connecti on will be div ided into connections for comm unication command control and WEB browser depending on the set port num ber s. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

9.12.4 M AC address

Menu Top→LAN→MAC ADDRESS

You can display the MAC address.

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Regi stering control /reply

command

Executing control command

(from menu/key)

As sociatin g control comm and

Step (1)

Step (2)

Step (3)

As sociatin g control comm and with switc h or ke y

Regi stering control /reply command

制御・返信

コマンド

制御・返信

コマンド

Control/reply

command

Executing control command

Int ernal loopback

communication

command

Sw itching ch annel

LAN / RS-232C communication command

Pro j ecto r pow er

ON / OFF

HD M I cable

HDMI CE C

control

LC m onitor

Power ON / OFF

9.13 Setting control command

You can control ext er nal dev ic es (f or ex am ple, t ur ning ON/OFF pr ojec tors) via RS-232C, LAN, contact closure, or CEC. You can regi ster up to 32 commands in the MSD. Registered cont r ol commands wil l be associated with control command executi on keys (COMMAND A to COMMAND I) or ex ec ution conditions such as switching video or audio. When execution condit ions are met, those commands will be performed in the order. The loop back f unction allows you to control the MSD itself.

[Fig. 9.25] Executing cont rol command

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(1) Only control command

(2) Control command (upper) 　　 Reply command （lower)

(3) Received data is displayed.

SEND:SCREEN UP SEND:SCREEN UP

RECV:SCREEN OK

SEND:PROJECTOR LAMP RECV:%1LAMP=1000 1

SEND:SCREEN UP RETRY OVER ERROR

(4) Reply command cannot be received and a retry error occurs.

■ Con trol command via RS-232C / LAN communication

Control commands can be sent from MSD’s RS-232C connector, LAN connector, or HDB aseT output connector. Before executing c ontrol command, set the operati on m ode of t he connect or to “TRANSMITTER”.

【See: 9.11.2 RS-232C operation mode】

【See: 9.12.2 LAN operation mode】

■ Screen display during control command execution

When a control command is executed, the user setting for the text of “MEMO” is displayed (1), and if the reply command is received, the “MEMO” text regi ster ed for the reply command is also displayed (2) for one second (when the control command that is used for checking the reply command is executed). The received data is displ ay ed ( 3) for two seconds (when the control command that is used f or di spl ayi ng the received data is executed).

Examples: (1) “SCREEN UP” is registered in MEMO and the control command is executed. (2) A reply command, “SCREEN OK”, is displayed. (3) “PROJECTOR LAMP” is registered in t he MEMO and “%1LAMP=1000 1 (4) Reply command could not be r ec eiv ed and r etry over occ ur s.

” is received.

If you configure several control commands, or if you display data received from sever al com ports, the display time may be shortened by one to two seconds while control commands are being succes sively executed. If the received data does not fi t in the full screen, the displayed dat a is scrol led.

[Fig. 9.26] Screen display

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9.13.1 Registering/editing control command

Menu Top→PRESET COMMAND→COMMAND EDIT Setting for Each command Setting value [Table 9.21] Setting items of control c ommand

You can create and edit up to 32 control c ommands. The setting of this menu is not updat ed until the MENU/SET key is pressed. Make sure to press the MENU/SET key to update the setti ng.

[Table 9.21] Settin g it e m s of c ont rol command

Item

PORT yes yes yes Select “COM”, “CC” or “ CE C”. COM: Communication

COM SIZE yes no no Set th e numb er of bytes to be s ent start ing

DELAY yes yes yes Set the wai t ing t i me of the co ntrol

Communication port

COMMAND INPUT MODE

Send command data

COM CC CEC

Setting

with the f ir st byte.

comman d. Use this i tem for d evices such as projectors that requires time to cool down after powering off.

yes no no Set the following communication ports to

“OFF” (not sending communication commands) or “ON” (sending communication commands). Those ports can be set separately, and communication comman ds can be sent to multiple communication ports at the same time.

・RS：RS-232C ・OUT1B RS: RS-232C of OUT1B ・OUT2B RS: RS-232C of OUT2B ・LOOP BACK: Internal loop back ・LAN1 to LAN8: LAN con nection 1 to 8

yes no no Set the input mode of send command data.

Select “ASCII” if “DATA” of “COMMA ND ” consists of only 0A, 0D, and 20 to 7D of ASCII codes. Select “HEX” if “DATA” of “COMMAND” includes other codes.

yes no no Set the command f rom the first byte

according to the number of bytes set in “COM SIZE” (up to 30 bytes).

Description Range

command [Default] CC: Contact closure CEC: HDMI CEC control 0BYTE to 30BYTE [Default] 0BYTE 0ms to 999 s99 9ms [Default] 0ms

OFF [Default] ON

ASCII [Default] HEX

0A, 0D, 20 to 7D in ASCII, 00 to FF in hex [Default] 20 (space)

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Setting

COM

CEC

*3 *4

Set w heth er the next command is executed or not if no response is replied from the sink device that is controlled with CEC.

[Table 9.22] Setting items of control command (Cont’d)

Item

Description Range

RECV DISPLAY yes no no Set whether received data is displayed or

not.

DELIMITER

yes no no Set the delimiter to be sent at the end of the

received data. “NONE”: delimiter is not checked and all received data within the set timeout will be valid. Value other than “NONE”: delimiter is checked and data received befo re delim i ter will be valid.

RCV CHECK*2 yes no no Set whether reply command that may be

returned is checked or not.

TIME OUT

yes no no Set the timeout time for reply command to a

sent comman d.

RETRY

yes no no Set the n umber of retries to r esend the

same command again if no valid response is replied.

INTERVAL

yes no no Set the retry interval to resend the

command.

ERROR

yes no no Set whether t he next command is to be

executed or not if no valid response is replied, even after completing retry for the

set numb er of r etri es. Contact closure control

no yes no Set the contact closure control.

If you select “toggle operation”, it can invert

the condition of contact (open/close).

Pulse width no yes no Set the tim e of returni ng its ori ginal

condition when you control the contact

closure. HDMI CEC

control

no no yes Set the CEC control for the sink devices

connected to OU T1A / OUT2A / OU T 1 B /

OUT2B. Process for CEC

no no yes

error

OFF [Default] ASCII HEX NONE [Default] 00 to FF (Hex)

CHECK NOT CHECK [Default] 0ms to 99s999ms [Default] 0ms 0 to 99 (times ) [Default] 0

0ms to 99s999ms [Default] 0ms STOP [Default] EXEC: continue

-: not control [Default] OFF: contact open ON: contact close TGL: toggle NONE: eternity [Default] 100ms to 9990ms (by 10ms)

-: not control [Default] POWER OFF POWER ON STOP [Default] EXEC: continue

MEMO yes yes yes

The regi stered n ote is display ed when the

control command is executed.

20 to 7D in ASCII codes except for 2C (,) [Default] 20 (space)

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*1 If you set “RECV DISPLAY” to “OFF”, you cannot set this item. *2 If you set “RECV DISPLAY” to “ASCII” or “HEX”, you cannot set this item . *3 If you set only “LOOP BACK” of communication ports to “ON”, you do not need to set this item . *4 If you set all “RCV CHECK” to “NOT CHECK”, you do not need to set t his item . *5 If y ou set “RS: RS-232C” to “ON”, set “9.11.2 RS-232C operation mod e” to “TRANSMITTER”. *6 If you set any LAN connections for “LA N1” to “LA N8” to “ON”, set “9.12.2 LAN operation mode” to

“TRANSMITTER”.

*7 CEC: only power ON/OFF of the sink device can be controlled.

■ Setting loop back function

The MSD sends a communication c ommand back to t he MSD it self usi ng the loop back function. It replies “OK” if processed normally while r eplying “NG” if parameter or command is incorrect. To check the reply command, set repl y command 31 and 32 to “CHECK”.

■ Setting PJLink

The MSD supports PJLink, whic h is a standard protocol to control pr ojec tors. To use PJLink, select the LAN connector for “COM port” so that you can select P J Link command when entering the send comm and data.

【See: 9.12.2 LAN operation mode】

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