PureLinkk MX-1800, MX-3600 User Manual

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USER MANUAL

1800 / 3600

03/02/2009

Modular Digital Matrix Router

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Table of ContentsTable of Contents

1-4. NAMES AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

(RS

232 / LAN / G

)

4-1.THE STRUCTURE OF

COMMAND CODE FOR RS

232 &

LAN COMMUNICATION

1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF THE PRODUCT

1-1. SAFETY INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION 1-2. PACKAGE CONTENTS 1-3. PRODUCT FEATURES

1-5. INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENTS AND METHODS

2. PRODUCT INFORMATION

2-1. MX-3600 SYSTEM DIAGRAM.

3. HOW TO OPERATE

3-1 HOW TO CREATE CHANNELS

a. EDID Read and Save b. Preview Mode c. System Configuration

d. Preset Mode

3-2 ABOUT PRODUCT ID 3-3 RS-232C (COM PORT) COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

3.3.1. PC Control Software

3.3.2. Hyper Terminal (ComMaster)

3-4 LAN (TCP/IP) COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

3.4.1. PC Control Software

4. COMMUNICATION COMMAND CONFIGURATION

4-2. LAN COMMUNICATION 4-3. CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT

5. WARRANTY INFORMATION

eneral Configuration

ABOUT RETURN OF GOODS

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MX Series Front Panel DiagramMX Series Front Panel Diagram

< MX-1800 Modular Matrix Router>

< MX-3600 Modular Matrix Router>

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MX Series Rear Panel DiagramMX Series Rear Panel Diagram

< MX-1800 Modular Matrix Router>

< MX-3600 Modular Matrix Router>

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1. Basic Knowledge Of The Product1. Basic Knowledge Of The Product

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Please refer to the user manual guide if the product has to be operated by using other type of power

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Keep it away from liquid, magnetic, inflammable substances.

11--1 Safety Information and Instruction1 Safety Information and Instruction

▪ All the safety and user manual should be read before the appliance is operated. ▪ The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

▪

s product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.

Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

▪ Do not use this equipment near areas of running water or dense condensation. ▪ This product should be operated by a proper power source s indicated on the marked label.

If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your local electricity company. source, such as portable battery power supply.

▪ This equipment may be equipped with a 3 wire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin.

This pin will only fit in to a grounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature. In addition , this equipment should be plugged into a properly grounded outlet in order to avoid electric shock. Do not bypass the grounding features of the power cable or plug.

▪

pening in the cabinet are provided for ven

on and to ensure reliable operation of the equipment and to

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

▪ Do not use any damaged power cords or plugs, or loosed outlets, this may cause electrical shock or fire. ▪ Do not put any heavy object on this equipment.

▪

▪ Turn off power before insert or take out INPUT/OUTPUT slot card. ▪ Input/Output cards may be damaged when they are replaced with power turned on.

If you experience any malfunctioning of product or have any question as to operation of the product, please contact our customer service center.

Dtrovision, Inc. Tel: 201-488-3232

[email protected]

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According to Council Directive 73/23/EEC (February 19, 1973) on the Harmonization of the Laws of Member

▪

User s manual

▪

Flexible EDID Management feature

Declaration of Conformity

States relating to Electrical Equipment; Council Directive 89/336/EEC (May 3, 1989) on Electromagnetic Compatibility; Council Directive 93/68/EEC (July 22, 1993)-Amen din g Directives 89/336 /EE C (MC) and 73/23/EEC (Low Voltage Equipment Safety), and/or CPU Boards and Power Supplies used Council Directive 93/68/EEC with Matrix, Dtrovision LLC., 9A Bergen Turnpike Little Ferry, NJ 07643 201-488-3232, declares under sole responsibility, that the product identifies with 93/66/EE C of the Council Directive Low Voltage Equipment Safety. Each product marketed is identical to the representative unit tested and found to be compliant with the standards.

11--2 Package Contents2 Package Contents

▪ Main body: MX-1800 / MX-3600 ▪ Power adapter: DC12V, 12A ▪ RS-232C & LAN cables

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11--3 Product Features3 Product Features

Digital Matrix Router (MX-1800/3600) is an integrated digital processor that supports all kinds of digital interfaces such as DVI, HDMI, which are applied to most digital products. MX Matrix Series are designed to meet customers’ demands by providing prompt availability of DVI or HDMI Input / Output cards. MX-1800 allows you to populate the Input/ Output card with any connection (DVI or HDMI) you like and expand as needed.

▪ 19” standard rack mountable (6U). ▪ Support up to 18 (36) input / output channels.(MX-1800 /MX-3600) ▪ Enable to insert different combination of DVI/HDMI Input / Output cards.

▪ Plug-and-play which makes set up and installation much easier. ▪ Compliant to High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) ▪ Supports high resolution up to WUXGA(1920x1200)@60Hz, 1080p@60Hz ▪ Convenient control methods:

- Control via front panel touch screen

- Control via LAN (TCP/IP).

- Control via RS-232C port

▪ It has an instantaneous noise protection circuit built in input and output ports therefore it can protect expensive

equipment from fault caused by noises (if any).

▪ Any latest firmware version can be upgraded via supplied download cable.

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11--4 Names and Function of Each Part4 Names and Function of Each Part

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HDMI Input / Output card with 3 or 6 ports

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Recommend stabilized AC input power

• Main Chassis (For MX-1800 or MX-3600

• DVI Input / Output card with 3 or 6 ports, digital coaxial audio, HDCP compliant.

• DVI Input / Output card with 3 or 6 ports, digital coaxial audio, Non-HDCP.

11--5 Installation environments and methods5 Installation environments and methods

▪ For installation environments, we recommend the

following environments for our matrix.

▪ Below 30°C of ambient tem

erature(Best condition

▪ Install and operate in the environment below 60%

of ambient humidity (Best condition)

▪ Use it in the environment of free of vibrations and

dusts and in good ventilation condition

(Recommend to use AVR).

< Picture A - 1 >

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2. Functions of the product2. Functions of the product

22--1. MX1. MX--1800 / 3600 System Diagram1800 / 3600 System Diagram

Any combination of input channel can be routed to any output channel or single input channe l can be assigned to multiple output channel by using front touch panel, RS-232c or LAN (TCP/IP) communication port.

< Picture B - 1 >

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22--2 Technical Specification 2 Technical Specification

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▪ Type of signals: TMDS signals, digital R.G.B. 2k ▪ HDMI data transmission band: 2.25 Gbps (single link). ▪ DVI-D data transmission band: 1.65 Gb

single link).

▪ HDMI version 1.3 with deep color 36 bits ▪ Resolutions: VGA (640*480) ~ WUXGA (1900*1200)@60Hz, 720p~1080i/p. ▪ Audio IN/OUT: digital audio coaxial (In DVI board only)

▪

anel: 7 inch touch panel, pressure recogn

on sensor

▪ Port switch control: Front LCD touch panel, RS-232C port, LAN port. ▪ Input / output port: Input 18(36) / output 18(36) ▪ Input / output connector: DVI-D 29 pin Female or HDMI 19 pin Female ▪ Power source: DC12V, 12.5A ▪ Power consume: 100Watts/max : 120Watts. ▪ Size (Width * Length *Height, INCH): 17.2” * 10.2” * 10.5”. (MX-1800) / 19” * 10.5” * 17.5” (MX-3600) ▪ Weight: 26.5 lbs (MX-1800) / 46 lbs (MX-3600)

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3. How to operate3. How to operate

PREVIEW:

Preview the status of selected input/output

33--1 How to Create Channels1 How to Create Channels

When matrix is turned on, the front touch panel LCD display will show the list of Main Menu as follows:

Power switch: Power On/Off Touch On/Off: Touch panel operation On/Off Back Light On/Off: Touch panel backlight On/Off Reset: System reboots after press and hold the button

for 3~4 seconds

Touch Panel Main Menu CREATE: To create input/output chan ne l EDID: Read and save the EDID data from connected

display device

channel or EDID setting

SYSTEM CONFIG: Allows to change the system setting SYSTEM INFO: Review the general configuration of the

system

PRESET: preset input/output channels which are often

used

< Picture C - 1 >

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How to Create Channel:

<Please refer to Picture C

Step 2. Press CHANNEL OUTPUT button

select

Select Input / Output channel: When CREATE icon on main menu is selected, Pic. C-2 will appears on the front LCD display.

Step1. CHANNEL INPUT menu -> Select any Input channel -> Go to Step 2.

Output channel (multiple output channel can be selected)

-> Go to Step 3.

*Press CANCEL button to cancel the current job ->

return to main menu

SET ALL: Select all output CLEAR ALL: Cancel all selection

< Picture C - 2 >

< Picture C - 3 >

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Step 3. Confirmation

OK: Finish the channel set up ->return to main menu RETURN: Returns to CHANNEL OUTPUT menu

< Picture C - 4 >

How to read and save EDID:

Read and Save EDID : If EDID icon is selected,

Pic. D-1 will appears on the front LCD display.

< Picture D - 1 >

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Step1. OUTPUT EDID SELECT menu -> select OUTPUT channel (to retrieve EDID information from connected display device.) -> go to Step 2.

< Picture D - 2 >

Step 2. Press EDID INPUT button -> select INPUT channel (one or multiple input channel can be selected) -> press ENTER button to confirm.

SET ALL: Select all output CLEAR ALL: Cancel all selection OK: Finish the EDID save -> return to main menu RETURN: Returns to INPUT EDID SELECT menu

< Picture D - 3 >

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3-1b Preview of Input and Output Channel or

right side

<Please refer to Picture D

EDID selection:

When PREVIEW icon is selected, Pic.D-4 will appears on the front LCD display.

INPUT VIEW: View the status of selected Input

channel

OUTPUT VIEW: View the status of selected Output

channel

MATRIX VIEW: View the status of selected all

input/output channel on single display

ARROW: Move the screen to front, back, left and

CANCEL: Return to main menu

< Picture D - 4 >

When EDID Channel button is selected, EDID PREVIEW menu shows as Pic.D-5

INPUT VIEW: View the status of selected input

channel

OUTPUT VIEW: View the status of selected output

channel

MATRIX VIEW: View the status of selected all

Input / Output EDID setting

ARROW: Move the screen to front, back, left and

right side

CANCEL: Returns to the main menu

EDID CHANNEL PREVIEW

< Picture D - 5 >

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System Configuration: When SYSTEM CONFIG

is selected

Pic. E-1 will appears on the front LCD

DATA Bits:

Set up data bits, default: 8 bit

Local IP Address:

Set up local IP address

Display. SYSTEM CONFIG is designed to change the

configuration of RS-232, LAN, and SYSTEM.

RS-232 Setup Baud Rate: Set up communication speed for

RS-232, default: 19200bps

Stop Bits: Set up stop bits, default: 1 bit

< Picture E - 1 >

Parity: Confirm parity, default: Disable SAVE: Save any change you make CANCEL: Returns to the main menu

LAN Setup

default: 192.168.000.002

Gateway IP Address: Set up Gateway IP Address,

default: 192.168.000.001

Subnet Mask: Set up Subnet Mask,

default: 255.255.255.255

Mac Address: Set up Mac Address,

default: 00.08.DC.00.00.00

ALPHABET SELECT: Select alphabet and number

< Picture E - 2 >

SAVE: Save any change you make CANCEL: return to main menu

< Picture H - 3 >

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SYSTEM GENERAL CONFIGURATION

SYSTEM INFO shows the current status of channel

When SYSTEM icon is selected,

Pic E-4 will appear on the front LCD display.

Buzzer: Buzzer sound On/Off SAVE: Save any change you make CANCEL: Return to main menu

< Picture E - 4 >

SYSTEM INFORMATION

Configuration, LAN Config., RS232 Config., and General system information

CANCEL: Returns to the main menu

< Picture E - 5 >

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PRESET

groups of preset. For example, lets say you want

selected by preset number

It allows users to have up to 20 different to use only 4 inputs & output channel and assign

them in certain order. Then PRESET feature will help saving previous assignment.

PRESET PREVIEW: View the status of saved

preset Channels

PRESET RENAME: Change the saved preset

number and name

PRESET CALL: Change the current channels

to one of the selected preset

PRESET DELETE: To delete any preset as

needed

CANCEL: Returns to the main menu

PRESET NAME: Change the name of preset

Up to 12 letters can be used to

make name for selected preset.

SAVE: Save changed name CANCEL: Returns to the main menu

< Picture F - 1 >

< Picture F - 2 >

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Preset Save: Create -> Input -> Select One or

If you done selecting all Input and Output

>Enter

located on rear panel and ID number must be

Multiple #-> Output-> Select One or Multiple ## ->

> Preset Save ->Preset Number -> Select # -> Preset Name ->Input Name->Save

Preset Call: Preset Call-> Select Preset Name -> Preset Call

33--2 About Product ID2 About Product ID

▪ Product ID setting (use of DIP switch) ▪ The Product ID can be changed via DIP switch

selected within ID number 1~255. if the ID number is set to “0”, it will become invalid number.

▪ It needs to be set up in order to identify the

matrix when it attempts to communicate with external controller or PC control program.

▪ It’s in the form of binary number.

*The factory default product ID is always set to “1” *

< Picture G - 1 >

For example; Product ID = 01 (00000001b) – 1 ON, 2 OFF, 3 OFF, 4 OFF,

5 OFF, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF,

Product ID = 10 (00001010b) – 1 OFF, 2 ON, 3 OFF, 4 ON,

5 OFF, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF,

Product ID = 23 (00010111b) – 1 ON, 2 ON, 3 ON, 4 OFF,

5 ON, 6 OFF, 7 OFF, 8 OFF

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33--3. RS3. RS--232C (COM PORT) Communication Protocol232C (COM PORT) Communication Protocol

configuration, Can t open port! Message window

RS-232C

PC Control Software

Step 1. Click MX-1800 icon to execute the PC Digital Controller program.

< Picture H - 1 >

Step 2. When the PC COM port number you choose doesn’t correspond with the control program

will appears. Therefore you must to check your COM port setting before you execute the Digital Controller.

“

’

”

< Picture H - 2 >

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command

py ,y

value

Step 3. Go to “Setting” on the tab menu and

select valid COM port.

Port: Select the communication port #1 through #4 Baud Rate: Select the Baud Rate which is

correspond to the connected matrix switcher.

Timeout: Configure the delay time for each control

ADD YOUR MATRIX ROUTERADD YOUR MATRIX ROUTER

Step 1. Go to “Control“ and click “Add” button to

add the matrix you want to connect with.

< Picture H - 3 >

Step 2. Before you click on OK button, you can

assign a name to each input and output channel the way you like.

NAME: Create the switcher title TYPE: A fixed selection of MX1800 or MX-3600 INPUT: You can assign a name to each

Input channel

OUTPUT: You can assign a name to each

Output channel

Product Number: It is same as Product ID number.

*You can select the ID number from 01

to 99 for Decimal value, and by doing it, HEX and ASCII value automatically change to the same value as Decimal

< Picture H - 4 >

< Picture H - 5 >

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When you need to make any change on previously

< Picture H

Step 3. Now you can see an added switch

and the list of channels

To modify the added switcher:

added switcher setting, you can go back by doubleclick on added switcher from the list of switcher box

< Picture H - 6 >

To delete the added switcher:

When you want to delete the added switcher from the switcher list, you need to select and highlight the switcher, then click on Delete key.

< Picture H - 8 >

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To use Pannel window:

easily performed by using the

Pannel

window

SetAll

: Select all Input & Output Channel

Picture H

channel, click on Scan to start the scan

Selecting and changing input/output channel can be To activate the Pannel window, double click NAME

column as shown under.

Create: Use to create a new input/output channel EDID: Register EDID information Preview: Shows the detail and condition of current

setup

Enter: Create and Save Cancel: To cancel the configuration Close: To close PANNEL window

< Picture H - 9 >

ClearAll: Unselect all channel

< Please refer to Picture H-9>

CHANNEL SWITCHING & SCAN

Step 1. When you click on any Line No., you

will see a number selection box which allows you to choose or change the input channel.

*Line No. represents the Input channel *No. represents the Output chann el

Step 2. You can select which channel to scan by

clicking on any No. box. The selected No. box will have a green checkmark on it. The time of scan interval is adjustable from 1-8 second or 1-8 minutes. After selecting the

* If you look at the bottom of left corner, it will show

the list of command code that is being transmitted to the Matrix router.

< Picture H - 11 >

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RS-232C

!010101040101020304

2. Hyper terminal or other applications

(For your convenience, we developed

an external control software program

called “Com-master”.)

Step1. Execute ComMaster program and

click “Open Com” button.

Step2. In Pic I-2, it is shows a command code

as an example; to route input 1 to output 1,2,3 and 4.

*ASCII command code:

*You can find more sample command

code on page 30.

< Picture I - 1 >

< Picture I - 2 >

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RS-232C

product ID is set to 01

Example of communication code when

product ID is set to “01”.

Example of communication code when

“

”

Step3. Click “Send” button. If the command code you send is correct, you will see a response value !010101* on the Received Data window

< Picture I - 3 >

< Picture I - 4 >

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RS-232C

Nothing Ch

When an incorrect command is send to the matrix router, there won’t be any response.

Example of Incorrect command

!0101010302304*

anged

< Picture I - 5 >

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33--4. LAN (TCP/IP) Communication Protocol4. LAN (TCP/IP) Communication Protocol

LAN (TCP/IP)

PC Control SoftwarePC Control Software

Step 1. Go to System Configon the touch

panel screen.

Step 2. Select LAN

network configuration.

Local IP Address: Set up local IP Address / default: 192.168.000.002

Gateway IP Address: Set up Gateway IP Address / default: 192.168.000.001

Subnet Mask: Set up Subnet Mask /

Mac Address: Set up Mac Address/

Step 3. Execute MX-1800 / 3600 control

program.

Step 4. Enter the same IP address as you

already set up in the router. Your LAN connection is now complete.

icon to set up the

default: 255.255.255.255

default: 00.08.DC.00.00.00

< Picture J - 1 >

< Picture J - 2 >

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33--4. LAN (TCP/IP) Communication Protocol4. LAN (TCP/IP) Communication Protocol

Internet Explorer LAN Control PageInternet Explorer LAN Control Page

LAN (TCP/IP)

Step 5. Open the Pannel window to

create any channel. In J – 3, the input #1 channel is being routed to all output channels

Step 6. Press enter key to create channel

and close Pannel window.

Step 7. Now, Input #1 is assigned to all

output channel and you can confirm whether the command has been sent to router by checking the command data at the bottom of left corner. <Please refer to Pic J-4>

< Picture J - 3 >

After you open the web browser and apply the same IP address as the one

you already configured in your matrix Router, you will be connected to LAN Control page and able to switch channel or reset the router.

If you select Input channel for output and press SEND, the channel will be changed.

< Picture J - 4 >

MX-1800 /360 0

< Picture J - 5 >

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LAN (TCP /IP)

Correct : 192.169. 233. 12

TelNetTelNet Setup Setup

When you use Telnet via LAN port, it enable you to remotely control Window DOS prompt, Hyper Terminal, and the Telnet program. (Control code is correspond with RS-232 command.)

*Note: When you attempt to use either

Telnet or Internet Explorer to communicate with the router, you must not input “0” value in the last three digits of IP address

otherwise connect cannot be accomplished

Incorrect : 192. 169. 233. 012

<Enter the router IP address

e.g.) TelNet + IP Address then press enter>

< If Telnet is successfully connected, LAN setting information

will appears on the window>

<To confirm the setting, you need to send the following code:

!010110* and then you will be receiving the response value>

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4. 4. Communication Code ConfigurationCommunication Code Configuration

44--1.The Structure of 1.The Structure of Command code for RSCommand code for RS--232 232 & LAN Communication & LAN Communication

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Example of Command Code.

Example of communication code when product ID is set to “01”.

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Baud rate:

bit

odd parity

code to PC control software program

“ 00 ” : 1920 bps “ 01 ” : 4800 bps “ 02 ” : 9600 bps “ 03 ” : 14400 bps “ 04 ” : 19200 bps “ 05 ” : 28800 bps “ 06 ” : 38400 bps “ 07 ” : 57600 bps “ 08 ” : 76800 bps

Data bit:

“ 00 ” : 8 bit “

”

01 : 5 “ 02 ” : 6 bit “ 03 ” : 7 bit

Stop bit:

“ 00 ” : 1 bit “ 01 ” : 2 bit

Parity bit:

“ 00 ” : disable “ 01 ” : even parity “

”

02 :

***** Attention <RS-232C communication control> **** If user develop own control program, please make sure to

confirm the response value after transmit the command

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44--2 LAN Communication 2 LAN Communication

11=I01&O12=I02&O13=I03&O14=I04&O15=I05&O16=I06&O17

The following data is required in order to switch channels via internet connection

Begin with a string of LCD.CGI”, “O 01 = I 18” represents “Output 01 Input 18”, the sequences and the size of strings have to be identical to each other

After the reset, it needs to be connected to server again(switcher). Channel change

http://192.168.0.2/LCD.CGI?O01=I16&O02=I18&O03=I11&O04=I12&

O05=I13&O06=I08&O07=I15&O08=I16&O09=I17&O10=I02&O =I07&O18=I08&Submit_=SEND

Initialization (Reset)

http://192.168.0.2/LCD.CGI?O01=I16&O02=I18&O03=I11&O04=I12&

O05=I13&O06=I08&O07=I15&O08=I16&O09=I17&O10=I02&O 11=I01&O12=I02&O13=I03&O14=I04&O15=I05&O16=I06&O17 =I07&O18=I08&Submit_=Reset

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44--3 Connector Pin 3 Connector Pin Assignment POWERAssignment POWER INPUTINPUT

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5. Warranty Information

deliver to customer an equivalent product or part to replace the defective item, or

the product has been damaged due to abuse, misuse, neglect, accident, unusual

▪ 2 Years Warrant

Dtrovision warrants this DVI Switcher to be free from defects in workmanship and materials, under normal use and service, for a period of 2 yeasr from the date of purchase from Dtrovision or its autho rize d resellers.

If a product does not work as warranted during the applicable warranty period, Dtrovision shall, at its option and expense, repair the defective product or part,

refund to customer the purchase price paid for the defective product. All products that are replaced will become the property of Dtrovision.

Replacement products may be new or reconditioned. Any replaced or repaired product or part has a ninety (90) day warranty or the reminder of the initial warranty period, whichever is longer.

Dtrovision. shall not be responsible for any software , firmware, information, or memory data of customer contained in, stored on, or integrated with any products returned to Dtrovision for repair under warranty or not.

▪ Warranty Limitation and Exclusion

Dtrovision shall have no further obligation under the foregoing limited warranty if physical or electrical stress, unauthorized modifications, tampering, alterations, or

service other than by Dtrovision or its authorized agents, cause s other than from ordinary use or failure to properly use the product in the application for which said product is intended.

▪ RETURNS

All returns MUST have an RMA number. Please contact Dtrovision LLC or your local dealer where you purchased the product.

Dtrovision Service Dept. Tel: 201-488-3232, Fax: 201-621-6118. Send us email at [email protected]

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Dtrovision LLC.

For help with placing an order, please contact your local distributor or

9A Bergen Turnpike Little Ferr

, New Jersey 07643

Tel: 201-488-3232 Fax: 201-621-6118

www.dtrovision.com

reseller. For any technical question or support you need, please contact us at [email protected]