Ophit MSV2 Users Guide

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OPHIT CO., LTD.

USER MANUAL

Model: MSV2

Revised: July. 15. 2019

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Version

Number

Revision Date

Author

Description of Changes

0.1

10. 30. 2018

EB Lee

Initial Version

0.2

12. 05. 2018

JS Jeong

Web Controller – Added Internet Explorer, Update section

0.3

01. 23. 2019

JS Jeong

Web Controller – Added Split option, ID-PW

0.4

02. 12. 2019

JS Jeong

Manual Update

0.5

04. 30. 2019

JS Jeong

Assembly 2D drawing for MSV2 updated.

0.6

07. 12. 2019

JS Jeong

Full revision

1.0

07. 15. 2019

JS Jeong

Chapter 1.1.1, 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 are updated

Revision History

*Version Number on above refers to MSV2 Software version.

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 5

2. Description ........................................................................................................................... 10

3. Quick Start ........................................................................................................................... 10

4. Starting Guide and Basic Functions ..................................................................................... 11

5. MSV2 Function .................................................................................................................... 15

6. MSV2 Web Controller .......................................................................................................... 19

7. MSV2 OSD .......................................................................................................................... 62

8. API ....................................................................................................................................... 76

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Table Contents

[Table 1] MSV2 Hardware & Software .................................................................................... 10

[Table 2] MSV2 Quick Start Flow............................................................................................. 11

[Table 3] Screen layout ............................................................................................................. 16

[Table 4] Output resolution ...................................................................................................... 16

[Table 5] OSD Information Table ............................................................................................. 17

[Table 6] Web Controller Information Table .......................................................................... 17

[Table 7] Web Controller Function .......................................................................................... 19

[Table 8] Default ID & Password ............................................................................................. 20

[Table 9] OSD Control buttons ................................................................................................ 62

[Table 10] OSD Layer Table ...................................................................................................... 64

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1. Introduction

The MSV2(Multi Scaler Viewer2) is 4K Multi Scaler Viewer which is an advanced video processor
for multimedia presentations. It is an ideal solution for applications where up to four different or same
video signals must be displayed on a single display. MSV2 allows you to manipulate output images,
wherever positions and whatever size you want for display and also allows you to control brightness,
overlay, etc. The embedded scaler converts the input images to match the output settings that you
can select (up to 4K (4096x2160). MSV2 can be easily controlled through various methods such as
web controller, front panel controller(OSD) and RS-232 .

Main function :

- A four-channel input image signal is output from one display equipment.

- Downscaling and upscaling each input image signal to the output image resolution

Input features :

- Various input resolutions

Output features :

- Selectable output resolution

- Crop settings for each input

- Each window size and location can be readjusted.

- Window labeling, Border (Timeout/On/Off)

- Function of Overlay and Copy

- 1 audio output signal of 4 input signals can be selected

- Brightness and Contrast can be set.

- Available to save user-defined Preset layout

Application for OPHIT MSV2

n Professional broadcasting and production studios
n Medical Center and laboratory
n Presentation application
n Display application

We recommend that you:

n Unpack the equipment carefully and save the original box and packaging materials for possible

future shipment

n Review the contents of this user manual
n Use only Power Adapter supplied by OPHIT

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1.1 Specification

Items

Values / Description

AC/DC adaptor

12V DC, 3.33A

Total power consumption

(on 4 inputs operation)

25.2W (12V DC, 2.1A)

Items

Values / Description

Port type

HDMI x 2
HDMI / DisplayPort x 2 (selectable)

Resolutions

4096 x 2160p @60Hz (maximum)

Signal formats

HDMI, DP

Items

Values / Description

Port type

HDMI x 1

Resolutions

4096 x 2160p @60Hz (maximum)

Signal format

HDMI

1.1.1 Power specification

1.1.2 Video input specification

For more details on the video input resolutions refer to the document, MSV2 specification.

1.1.3 Video output specification

For more details on the video output resolutions refer to the document, MSV2 specification or
chapter 5.4.

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1.1.4 Input/Output port pin assignment

HDMI Connector

Pin

Signal Assignment

Pin

Signal Assignment

Pin

Signal Assignment

1

TMDS DATA2+

9

TMDS DATA0-

17

DDC

2

TMDS DATA2 SHIELD

10

TMDS CLOKE+

18

+5V

3

TMDS DATA2-

11

TMDS CLOKE SHIELD

19

HPD

4

TMDS DATA1+

12

TMDS CLOKE-

5

TMDS DATA1 SHIELD

13

CEC

6

TMDS DATA1-

14

HEAC

7

TMDS DATA0+

15

SCL

8

TMDS DATA0 SHIELD

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SDA

Display Connector

Pin

Signal Assignment

Pin

Signal Assignment

1

Main Link Lane 0 (Positive)

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Ground

2

Ground

12

Main Link Lane 3 (Negative)

3

Main Link Lane 0 (Negative)

13

Config1 (Ground)

4

Main Link Lane 1 (Positive)

14

Config2 (Ground)

5

Ground

15

AUX Channel (Positive)

6

Main Link Lane 1 (Negative)

16

Ground

7

Main Link Lane 2 (Positive)

17

AUX Channel (Negative)

8

Ground

18

Hot Plug

9

Main Link Lane 2 (Negative)

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Return

10

Main Link Lane 3 (Positive)

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DP_PWR (+3.3V input)

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1.1.5 Mechanical Specification

- MSV2 case construction features

Ÿ Button : Power, Menu, Move, Resize, Resolution, Left/Right/Up/Down, OK, 8 display type
buttons.

Ÿ Input video : 2 HDMI Connecters + 2 HDMI/DisplayPort Connectors(Selectable).
Ÿ Output video : 1 HDMI Connector.
Ÿ Size : 436(W) x 44(D) X 213(H) mm
Ÿ Color : Black, Ivory

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2. Description

Hardware

Software

HDMI input port 2ea

MSV2 controller(Web)

HDMI/DisplayPort input port 2ea(selectable)

OSD

Front panel

User console

[Table 1] MSV2 Hardware & Software

Hardware

- MSV2 can receive two HDMI inputs and two HDMI/DisplayPort inputs (optional).

- Front panel allows you to change layout presets, move, resize functions, and OSD operation.

Software

- MSV2 operation is possible by utilizing MSV2 Web controller, On Screen Display (OSD), and User

console.

1) OSD is operated by front panel.

2) Web Controller supports all operation functions of MSV2.

3) The User Console can be operated via the RS232 cable (Basic operation functions only)

3. Quick Start

The MSV2(Multi Scaler Viewer2) is 4K Multi Scaler Viewer which is an advanced video processor for
multimedia presentations. It is an ideal solution for applications where up to four different or same
video signals must be displayed on a single display. MSV2 allows you to manipulate output images,
wherever positions and whatever size you want for display and also allows you to control brightness,
overlay, etc. The embedded scaler converts the input images to match the output settings that you
can select (up to 4K (4096x2160). MSV2 can be easily controlled through various methods such as

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web controller, front panel controller and RS-232 .

MSV2 Quick Start Flow

1. Connect source device/devices to MSV input port (HDMI /Displayport)

2. Connect display device to MSV output port(HDMI)

3. Connect power adapter on MSV

4. Turn the MSV power switch On (on the rear panel)

5. Press MSV power button (on the front panel)

[Figure 1] MSV2 System Application

operate in quad mode unless there is a separate operation using MSV2 Web Controller, OSD, User
Console, etc. You can operate MSV2 by Quick Strat Flow as below .

[Table 2] MSV2 Quick Start Flow

4. Starting Guide and Basic Functions

MSV2 can be controlled by OSD, Web controller and user console(RS-232) but basic functions can
be operated by front panel without OSD and Web controller. In this chapter we will see the basic
functions of MSV. Please refer to other chapters for using of OSD and Web controller.

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4.1 MSV2 Front Panel Description

 Power : Power On/Off button.

‚ LEDs

CH 1~4 LED : Input signal is detected, for each channel led is illuminated

ACTIVE LED : If MSV2 is operating normally, this LED will flash.

NETWORK LED : If the network connection is normal, the LED will illuminate. If this LED is not lit, you

will not be able to access the Web Controller.

ƒ Function buttons

MOVE : Enables window position setting mode.

RESIZE : Enables window size setting mode.

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RESOLUTION : Opens a banner that allows you to view the current resolution. Before the banner

disappeared(Timeout: 5sec) Pressing the button again sets the next output

resolution.

MENU : Place the OSD on or off the screen

OK : Enter/Select.

„ Navigation buttons : Select or move the OSD menu. Controls window movement and sizing when

activating Move and Resize functions.

… Layout preset buttons : This button allows you to select Layout mode. The selected button LED is

illuminated. When controlling the Move and Resize function, it is possible
to use the User button while it is active. Use the buttons 1 to 4 to select the
channel you want to control.

Ø When Move, Resize is selected, the button LED turns on to indicate that it is active. To deactivate,

press the button again or press the Move or Resize button. Pressing another function button activates

the newly pressed function.

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4.2 Basic Function

4.2.1 Power On/Off

1. The front MSV2 power button LED will illuminate red when the rear power switch is
switched on.

2. When the power button is pressed, the blue LED flashes and starts booting

3. The power button LED will turn blue after boot.

4. If the power button is pressed for more than 3 seconds, the red LED on the power button
flashes and a Power off banner is displayed on the screen. The red LED

illuminates when MSV2 is fully shut down.

4.2.2 Menu - OSD

Press the Menu button to display the OSD Menu. Press the Menu button again to exit

the OSD Menu and disappear from the screen.

You can operate MSV2 settings and basic functions on the OSD.

Check the OSD Chapter for more information.

4.2.3 Move

1. Press Move Button, LED will light up and Move function will be activated

2. Select the number of window you want to configure by pressing one of 1,2,3 and

4 button, when a screen is selected LED above number button will light up

3. Reposition window using up (▲), down (▼), left (◄) and right (►) buttons

4. You can select any window while repositioning just by pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 buttons.

5. After setting, press the OK button to save your changes and press the Move button again
to disable the function without saving.

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4.2.4 Resize

1. Press Resize Button, LED will light up and Resize function will be activated

2. Select the number of window you want to configure by pressing one of 1,2,3 and 4

button, when a screen is selected LED above number button will light up

3. Resizing window using up (▲), down (▼), left (◄) and right (►) buttons

4. You can select any window while resizing just by pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 buttons

5. After setting, press the OK button to save your changes and press the Resize button
again to disable the function without saving.

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4.2.5 Resolution

MSV2 supports output resolution of 4K(4096x2160p@60), 1080P.720P and more.

(See Chapter 5 for detailed output resolution of MSV2 Function)

When the Resolution button is pressed, the currently set output resolution is displayed

on the screen banner, and you can change the output resolution by pressing the

resolution button again before the banner disappears (Timeout: 5sec).

The output resolution supported by MSV2 is only capable of setting the resolution

supported by the connected display equipment.

4.2.6 Layout Button

You can select Quad, 3 side, 3 bottom, Channel 1-4 only mode, and User 0 to 4 mode

from the front panel. The button LED is illuminated for layout shown on the current

screen. User mode is set to User 0 layout when the User button is pressed. Press the

1,2,3,4 button to set the user 1,2,3,4 layout. Press the User button again to set User 0

layout. If the same CH button is subsequently pressed again, it will change to CH only

mode

4.2.7 Factory Reset

Pressing the User button while holding down the power button enters Factory reset

mode and the power button red LED flashes. you can see the message 'Factory

Reset" on screen .

When Factory reset is shut down, a red LED illuminates on the power button and when

press the power button,MSV2 boots again .

4.2.8 Swap

If you press Up and Down on all presets except channel only mode when Move, Resize,

and Menu are not enabled, the swap function is activated.

Swap function is automatically turned off when the preset is changed.

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5. MSV2 Function

MSV is a multiprocessor that enables 4 inputs and puts all inputs in 1 output. Windows of different

inputs can overlap due to resizing and moving function. In this case you will see the window with

higher priority on the top of lower priority window. You can set Transparency level of overlapped

areas of windows and also set border and label details.

In this chapter you will see descriptions of MSV functions. Please refer to OSD, Web Controller

chapter for detail setting instruction..

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5.1 Adjusting the position of window

The horizontal and vertical position of each window can be adjusted. You can adjust one window’s

position each time and when windows are overlapped it will be displayed based on screen priority.

(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

5.2 Adjusting the size of window

The horizontal and vertical size of each window can be adjusted. You can adjust one window’s

size each time and when windows are overlapped it will be displayed based on screen priority.

(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

5.3 Screen layout

There are pre-configured layouts available from the Web controller and Front Panel buttons.

User can also save additional 5 layouts and save it as user mode.

(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

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Output resolution

4096 x 2160p (24/30/60Hz)

3840 x 2160p (25/30/50/60Hz)

1920 x 1080p (50/60Hz)

1280 x 720p (50/60Hz)

1920 x 1200p (60Hz)

1680 x 1050 (60Hz)

1650 x 1050 (60Hz)

1600 x 1200 (60Hz)

1400 x 1050 (60Hz)

1360 x 768 (60Hz)

1280 x 1024 (60Hz)

1280 x 960 (60Hz)

1280 x 768 (60Hz)

1024 x 768 (60Hz)

[Table 3] Screen layout

5.4 Output resolution

Output resolutions can be selected. Supporting output resolution is shown on [Table 4] Output

resolution

(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

(Only SINK-supported resolutions in the below table are displayed.)

[Table 4] Output resolution

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5.5 Input resolution

Monitoring function

Description

System

Border

Window border display timeout/on/off

Label

Label display timeout/on/off

Audio

Output audio information

Output

Layout

Output layout mode

Resolution

Output resolution information

Input

Scale mode

Input screen scale information

Input size

Input size (W x H)

Brightness

Brightness value

Contrast

Contrast value

Monitoring function

Description

System

Front control lock

Front panel lock on/off

Banner

Window banner display on/off

Audio

Output audio information

Firmware version

Version of MSV2 firmware

Network

Network information of MSV2

Output

Preset mode

Output layout mode

Resolution

Output resolution information

HDCP

Output HDCP

Input

Resolution

Input resolution

Label name

Label name

Priority

Window priority setting information

Type

Input type

Crop

Channel crop information

Brightness

Brightness value

Contrast

Contrast value

Position

Output window size and position information

MSV2 supports various input resolutions from the source. Information on supported resolutions can

be found in the specification

5.6 Audio setting

User can set the audio output channel when it is not in CH 1-4 Only mode.

MSV2 allows you to have 4 audio inputs and 1 output. You can select 1 output audio among

4 inputs and also can turn On/Off audio function.

(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

5.7 Input/Output signal monitoring

User can check detail information of input and output on OSD and Web controller.
(Control tool è Front panel, Web controller)

OSD

Web controller

[Table 5] OSD Information Table

[Table 6] Web Controller Information Table

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5.8 Window priority

The Input priority setting affects the output screen and the Web controller window display.

If a window overlaps, display a window with a high priority at the top of the output screen and the

Web controller preview screen.

A high number has a high priority. When a window is being repositioned or resized, that selected

window will have higher priority for a while to show you modifying process,

This is only when User Priority function is turned on, when it’s turned off then window that

is being modified will always has highest priority.

(Control tool è Web controller)

5.9 Label name

Users can label each window with the desired characters.

5.10 Scale

The user can set the scale mode of each window.

When set to Same aspect, it is displayed on the screen to match the percentage of the screen

That is actually entered, when set to Fit, change the screen percentage to match the window,

size, and then display it.

5.11 Crop

User can Crop and output only the desired areas in the window.

5.12 Brightness / Contrast

User can set the Contrast and Brightness of each window.

5.13 Label / Border

Label and Border can set to Timeout/Always on/Always off in the display mode of the Label

and Border respectively in the OSD menu

5.14 Front button lock

MSV2 can use the Web controller to prevent Front panel operation.

This prevents unauthorized users from changing settings

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6. MSV2 Web Controller

Function

Control

Details

Preview

Web controller

Preview enabled/disabled

Front lock on/off

Web controller

Front panel lock setting when controlling on MSV2 web
controller

Split

Web controller

Change number of windows

Move

Web controller

Window repositioning

Resize

Web controller

Window resizing

Output resolution

Web controller

4096x2160, 3840x2160, 1920x1080

Audio

Web controller

Audio setting

Priority

Web controller

Channel layer priority setting

Label

Web controller

Label name setting

Crop

Web controller

Crop windows

Scaling

Web controller

Scaling windows

Brightness

Web controller

Change the value of brightness from 0 to100

Contrast

Web controller

Change the value of contrast from 0 to100

Layout

Web controller

Quad, 3-Side, 3-Bottom, Channel 1~4 only, User 1~4
mode

Front panel, user console, and OSD control do not support all functions, but MSV2 Web

controller supports all the functions of MSV2...

☞ The MSV2 Web controller is available only when Ethernet is connected to MSV2 and the IP
initial value is 169.254.0.193

※ User can only use the tablet-specific web for specific tablets.

(Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 2019 – SM-T510NZKEKOO)

[Table 7] Web Controller Function

6.1 MSV2 Web controller Setup

The MSV2 Web controller can be started at any time if Ethernet is connected without installation.

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6.2 MSV2 Web Controller Connection

Default admin ID

admin

Default password

123123123!

Default Guest1 ID

guest1

Default admin ID

123123123!

Default Guest2 ID

guest2

Default password

123123123!

To connect to the MSV2 Web controller, launch an Internet browser then connect to

“ http://169.254.0.193”

(Caution)
We recommend using the Google Chrome, Google Chromium, Google ChromiumPortable,

Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and Opera Software Opera browsers to ensure seamless use

of the MSV2 Web Controller.

For Chromium and ChromiumPortable, Version 50.0.2633.3 and for IE is recommended starting

with IE10 version.

Enter the MSV2 Web controller ID and Password and start it by pressing the login button. One

admin account and two guest accounts are provided. (It could be change later.)

[Table 8] Default ID & Password

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6.3 Home

j Menu – Device name, menu button, user rights information, message information, logout

‚ Preview & Screen control window – Preview, Banner, Front Lock, Resolution, Audio, Swap

ƒ Layout control – Use saved Preset and Channel Enabled buttons

„ Display information – Input information, Coordinate Information, Output Information

6.4 Menu

Name of device, Preview On/Off, Banner On/Off, Screen Settings, Front Button Lock On/Off,

current layout, and audio settings are available in the Menu

6.4.1 MSV2 Logo[j]

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6.4.2 Device name[k]

Users can create the device name that they want, and users can change it in Account

management, and for more settings, see Account Management.

(Caution)

Device name Indicates that the default value is "MSV2" and is not displayed in that case.

6.4.3 Menu button[l]

Menu button of MSV2

6.4.4 Message information[④]

Provide message information

6.4.5 User permission information[⑤]

Indicates the permissions of the user you are currently connected to.

6.4.6 Logout[⑥]

Log out

6.5 Preview & Screen Control Window

Show Preview settings, layout status, screen control, etc.

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6.5.1 Preview[j]

The current video is shown in the Web Controller via real-time streaming.

6.5.2 Preview Mode, Banner, Front Lock[k]

User can change the Preview mode. window information will display briefly if Banner On,

If Front Lock selected, it will prevent to use control button on the front of MSV2

6.5.3 Resolution, Audio[l]

Displays the resolution currently output from MSV2 and the channel of the audio used.
User can change it by clicking the mouse.

6.5.4 Swap function[④]

Move the images in half-clockwise or clockwise order

(Caution)

Swap state is not saved and is returned to its original state when Layout is changed..

6.6 Layout Control

User can change Layout or select options for Layout, and select and set channels.

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6.6.1 Layout Option[j]

Layout option generates an option button when the Layout button is enabled, and opens

when clicked. Features such as Preset name, Audio, OSD, channel selection, and Layer

order are available. Press the window button of the blue box to access the window

options

(If the Input is interlace, Keep Aspect and Crop functions will be disabled and Apply will
not save)

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To change the Preset name, click Preset name, change it to the desired name, and press
the Apply button

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To change Audio, click Audio, select the audio from the desired source in the select
window, and press the Apply button to apply

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To change the OSD Border, click Border, select the desired setting, and

press Apply button.

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To change the OSD Label, click Label, select the desired setting, and

press the Apply button

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User can use Select Input to change the source of the window or to change the order of

the layers.

Press 3 and press the Apply button to apply the source of A Window to channel 3.

The remaining B, C, and D windows can also be pressed on the desired channel and then

the Apply button

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User can change the order of the layers by pressing the button to the far right. Select

the layer order and press the Apply button to apply

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Touch the X-mark as shown above, the window will be disappeared.

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Pressing the window button will open the following window: The clicked window changes to

green to indicate activation status. Changing of the Input name is not possible in the

corresponding Options window and can be changed in the Channel option.

Keep Aspect is an option for maintaining the source's original ratio.

Input Cropping is a function that cuts and shows the source by setting the coordinates.

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To use Keep Aspect, press the toggle button to "ON",

The source's original rate will maintain.

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Press the Input Crop button to activate the Crop function. Input Window Coordinates under

the button is active and user can enter the coordinates to output from the source.

Enter the desired coordinate value and press Apply to apply

6.6.2 Layout Button (Preset Button)[k]

Press button to change layout.

6.6.3 Layout Button Option (Preset List)[l]

When only a few Layout buttons are required, the option allows you to adjust the number

of buttons.

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When you click the Preset List button, the following window pops up

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After removing the check of QUAD, 3SIDE, and 3BOTTOM, press Apply, the Preset

button window as shown below will be changed

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Applied appearance.

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When "on" the Block Unlisted Preset Keys button, the front button is used to block the

Preset that is missing from the Preset List.

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When "on" the Block channel key button, will be block the channel selection button of the

front button

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6.6.4 Channel Option[④]

Channel option opens when the Channel button is enabled and is clicked. user can use

Channel name, Scale, Crop, Brightness, Contrast, EDID Mode, and more.

(If the Input is interlace, Keep Aspect, Crop will be disabled and Apply will not save.)

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To change the Input name, click Input name, change it to the desired name, and press

the Apply button. The Input Port tells which port the current source is entering

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To change the EDID mode, click EDID mode and select the desired value to change it.

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To use Keep Aspect, press the toggle button to "ON",

The source's original rate will maintain.

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Press the Input Crop button to activate the Crop function. Input Window

Coordinates under the button is active and user can enter the coordinates to output

from the source.

Enter the desired coordinate value and press Apply to apply

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Touch the X-mark as shown above, the window will be disappeared.

6.7 Screen Information

Provide Input information and coordinates of windows and output information.

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6.7.1 Input Information[j]

Shows input information for MSV2. Displays information about Type, Signal, HDCP,

Format, Depth, and resolution

6.7.2 Coordinate Information[k]

Displays the coordinates of the current window in real time. In Home, user can change

the coordinates by entering a value in the Design Tab while the lock is on.

6.7.3 Display[l]

Displays information about the current output. Displays resolution, HDCP, Format, and

Depth. User can turn off or use HDCP

6.8 Design

When user select Design in Menu, user can enter design.

① Preview & Screen control window – Setting of Screen Layout, Preview, Banner, and Grid

select win1~win4

② Layout select button & Layout save – Select Layout and Save

③ Screen information – Input information, coordinate information, Output information,

Coordinate Setting

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6.9 Preview & Screen Control Window

The horizontal and vertical positions of each window can be modified.

To adjust the position, place the mouse cursor in the middle of the window and drag the

window to the desired position while keeping the left mouse click.

When selected for control, the Border color changes to blue. The output display shows the

modification process shown on the MSV2 Web controller screen in real time

6.9.1 Preview Mode, Banner[j]

User can off or on streaming function through Preview Mode.

Banners can be enabled or turned off through the Banner function.

6.9.2 Grid, Window Selector[k]

The Grid feature helps users to move or resize in standardized pixels when they move

or resize the screen.

If fine tuning is difficult, it can be useful to create layouts without overlap between

screens.

When the window selection button is pressed, a blue line is created in the corresponding

window and is selected. The selected window will have the highest priority.

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The shape of Grid's

The shape of Window B selected using Window Selector

6.9.3 Screen Layout(User Free) [l]

Show modification process displayed on MSV2 Web Manager screen in

real time

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6.10 Layout Select Button & Layout Save

Uers can save their desired layout.

Click the layout user wants to save and create the layout by dragging or setting coordinates.

It is also possible to create using the layout of the specified form

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6.10.1 Layout Option[j]

When user press the Layout option button, pop up the following window:

The layout specified in Select Layout is available. Select input allows you to specify

channels and order layers for each window.

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6.10.2 Layout Button[k]

This is Layout space that the user can save. Click the button where you want it to be and

then start editing

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6.10.3 Save Layout[l]

Once user has created the desired layout design, touch the Save button to save it to the

appropriate layout.

6.11 Screen Information

Provide output information, coordinates information of window and output information

6.11.1 Input Information[j]

Shows input information for MSV2. Displays information about Type, Signal, HDCP,

Format, Depth, and resolution.

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6.11.2 Coordinate Information[k]

Displays the coordinates of the current window in real time.

In Design, USER can change the coordinates by entering a value if the lock doensn't on

hanging .

When the lock on the header is unlocked, user can be modified the coordinate value.

Touch the coordinates of the desired window and enter a coordinate value.

If the coordinate value exceeds the range, it changes to the maximum value of the

possible range.

User can also change the order of the layers

Select the Layer button of the desired window and select Priority to take effect.

The larger the number, the higher the priority and placed at the top of the screen.

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6.11.3 Display[l]

Displays information about the current output. Displays resolution, HDCP, Format, and

Depth..

6.12 System

user can check the version of MSV2 and various settings in the system.

The name of the device, MSV2 serial number, hardware/ software version, Mac address,
system clock, and an upload button for firmware upgrade exists

6.12.1 Device Name

Shows input information for MSV2.

Displays information about Type, Signal, HDCP, Format, Depth, and resolution

6.12.2 System Clock

Displays the system time of the current MSV2.

Click to set the time. When user connect to the Web, the host automatically performs

synchronization with the host if the time differs from the PC

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If user wants to adjust the time manually, press System Clock to display the following

Time Setup window.

Time Setup allows user to set the time user wants.

When the time setting is complete, press OK to apply.

6.12.3 Firmware

Firmware upgrade is possible through MSV2 Web Manager.

If a pkg file exists, the upgrade will proceed automatically after user click the button

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6.13 Network

User can view network information such as IP, Gateway, Subnet, DNS, and so on on, and change

the network settings.

DHCP features are available.

Check MSV2 OSD for the changed IP and connect to the web. Creates the desired network

setting value and is saved by pressing the Save button.

Only digits 0-255 can be entered, no other characters or numbers can be created

6.13.1 DHCP Setup

When DHCP mode is set, IP is automatically set

6.13.2 IP Setup

If you are using static IP, set the IP address in IP setup

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6.14 Communication

User can set UART settings and TCP/IP settings. Baud rate setting and Port setting are possible

6.15 Schedule

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MSV2 schedule functionality is available. user can set the power on, off time to automatically

turn MSV2 on or off when necessary

Active is enabled, Time is on or off, and WEEKLY is the day of the week when the

schedule function will operate.

The green part is the active part. Set the schedule user wants and click the Save button to

take effect.

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6.16 Account

User can change the account information for MSV2. After logging in again, you can set the ID,

password, and device name of your account

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After connecting, the following window will appear:

Selects user is the list of users to change (MSV2 provides Admin, guest1, guest2 total 3

accounts), and Device name is the name to enter the Device name column (see Manual

6.4.2). Username, password means ID and password when logging in.

Once you have completed all of the values, user can save it by click the shape of arrow.

New account will be applied after power off and restart of MSV2.

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6.17 Shut down

The MSV2 web controller provides Shutdown and Restart functions.

It is available when powering off or restarting MSV2.

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7. MSV2 OSD

OSD Menu operating button

Menu button : Display or exit OSD menu
Right button : User can go down a step in the menu hierarchy or increase and select

of the Item value..
Left button : User can go up a step in the menu hierarchy or decrease the Item value.
Up /Down button : Move up/down the menu list or increase or decrease the Item value by 10..
OK button : Select a menu or set an Item value.

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 4

Note

Output

Output format
1920x1080@60

Only the resolution
supported by the display
device is displayed in
the list.

3840x2160@60

4096x2160@60

Encryption
ON

OFF

HDCP Version

HDCP Ver

Preset

QUAD

3SIDE

3BOTTOM

USER0

USER1

USER2

MSV2 supports the On Screen Display (OSD) feature. The OSD can be controlled

by the front panel..

7.1 OSD Introduction

When press the Menu button, display the OSD in the center of the screen.

[Table 9] OSD Control buttons

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USER3

USER4

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

Audio

Channel1

Channel2

Channel3

Channel4

Off

Border
Timeout

On

Off

Label
Timeout

On

Off

Windows

Window A

Input Port

Channel1

Channel2

Channel3

Channel4

Priority

Layer1

Layer2

Layer3

Layer4

Scale mode
Fit window

Same
aspect

X pos

Y pos

Width

Height

Window B

Same as window A

Window C

Same as window A

Window D

Same as window A

Input

Channel1

Input name

Input format

Color space

HDCP Version

HDCP Ver.

EDID Mode

HDMI 4K2K

HDMI
2160p

HDMI
1080p

HDMI 720p

DVI
WSXGA

DVI UXGA

DVI SXGA

DVI XGA

Brightness

0~100

Default : 50

Contrast

0~100

Channel2

Same as Channel1

Channel3

Same as Channel1

Channel4

Same as Channel1

System

S/W Version

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IP

Subnet

Gateway

DNS

MAC

RS-232

TCP port

7.2 Output menu

7.2.1 Output Format

User can select the output resolution.

The Resolution list shows only the resolutions supported by the Display device in the MSV2's

supported resolution.

(The current Interlace resolution is not supported.)

[Table 10] OSD Layer Table

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7.2.2 Encryption

User can set HDCP on/off

7.2.3 HDCP Version

User can check the current HDCP version.

7.2.4 Preset

User can show the currently selected Layout and select a different Layout

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7.2.5 Audio

Shows the channel where the current audio is output, and allows you to select audio for the

other channel. When Layout is selected, the audio is fixed to the selected channel and

cannot be changed.

7.2.6 Border

User can draw a Border on the MSV2 window. User can select 3type of Time out, On, and

Off.

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Border applied image

7.2.7 Label

It can be shown the input name of outputed in each window through the OSD. user can

select 3type of Time out, On, and Off

* When using the output menu in Channel only mode, the value of Border, label on/off/timeout is

shared by all four channels

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7.3 Windows menu

In the Window menu, user can change the Input port, Priority, and Scale mode for each

window and view the coordinate information for that window.

7.3.1 Input Port

User can change the input in the window.

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7.3.2 Priority

Available to change the order of layers on window. Layer4 is the front and Layer1 is the

Rearmost.

7.3.3 Scale Mode

In case of scale mode is set to "same aspect", output aspect maintain same ratio as input and

"fit window", output screen size fit to window area.

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7.3.4 Coordinate Information

User can view the x, y coordinates, width, and height of the selected window.

* If Layout is a channel, if you enter Windows menu, the following picture and window will be

changed to a channel and only scale mode can be changed

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7.4 Input menu

In the Input menu, you can set information about each channel, Brightness, and Contrast, and

range from 0 to 100.

The Left/Right button decreases/increases the value by 1 and the Up/Down button decreases

/increases the value by 10. User can select EDID Mode.

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7.5 System menu

User can view information about the S/W version, IP information, Mac, RS-232 and TCP Port on
MSV2.

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8. API(Command Set)

On UART Controlling or TCP you can control MSV using text commands via RS-232 port on MSV.
UART Control, TCP supports some of the functions of MSV, please control via MSV manager if
you need full control.

Currently, only “set” is supported and “get” commands may be added as required in the future.

For more information, please refer to the API document.

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Warranty

We, OPHIT hereby warrant the final purchase of our product as follows.

In the case of troubles on our products, please contact the seller purchased.

One(1) year limited warranty

Our customers have right to be served with free charge when there is trouble in this product during
one(1) year from the day purchased.

Out of warranty services

When you request services (in the case of non-manufacturing defect but the troubles by misusage),
may served with charge of follows.

• Defects of products caused by accident, disaster.

• Damages of products caused by the customer’s carelessness or mistaken application.

• Damages of products caused by the application of parts or products not supplied or sold by

our company.

• Damages of products and related defects caused by not our staff or the man or group not

nominated by us for services.

Warning

- Do not dismantle the housing or modify the product.

Dismantling the housing or modifying the product may result in electrical shock or burn.

- Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing housing may expose you to

dangerous voltage or other hazards.

- Keep the product away from liquids.

Spilling into the housing may result in fire, electrical shock, or equipment damage. If an object or

liquid falls/spills into the housing, unplug the product immediately.

Have the product checked by a qualified service engineer before using it again.

- Do not touch the product with wet hands.

Touching the housing and plug with wet hands is dangerous and can cause electrical shock.