SERVER EDGE 4K2K User Manual

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HDBaseT 4K2K 4-Input HDMI CATx Gate Repeater

User's Manual

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Table of Contents

---------------------- Introduction

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I. Overview ............................................................................................................................ 1

II. Features ............................................................................................................................. 1

III. Package Content ......................................................................................................... 2

IV. Product Description ................................................................................................... 4

V. Installation ......................................................................................................................... 6

Device Connection .......................................................................................................... 6

Connection Pattern ......................................................................................................... 7

VI. LED Indicator ................................................................................................................ 8

VII. Operation ....................................................................................................................... 9

　 Push Button Control .................................................................................................. 9

　 IR Remote Control .................................................................................................... 13

------------------------ Serial Configuration

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I. Simple Serial Connection ........................................................................................... 15

II. GUI over Serial ............................................................................................................... 17

A. Installing Application ............................................................................................... 17

B. Uninstalling Application ......................................................................................... 17

C. Description & Operation ......................................................................................... 18

------------------------ Specification

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Please read this manual thoroughly and follow the Installation procedures to prevent any damage to the unit or any connecting device.

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---------------------- Introduction

I. Overview

II. Features

 Repeater function which can deliver HDMI signal to multimedia displays over a CAT5e/6 cable up to

100 meters

 100BaseT Ethernet Pass-Thru enables simultaneously distribute HDMI and Ethernet streaming videos

from each source to each display

 Advanced design which allows the device to be cascaded for multiple times  Provide various ways to control via

(1) Push buttons on the front panel

(2) IR remote controller

 Duplicate or even add a second video signal to achieve multicast distribution that sends multiple sources

to multiple displays in separate locations

 RS 232 Slide Switch for configuring two-way communication between the device, the transmitter, or the

receiver

 Additional local input port(s) available on each device  Can be connected to the transmitter or receiver through LAN*  HDTV, 3D HDTV compatible; HDCP compliant and Blu-ray ready  Support resolutions up to UHD (3840 x 2160), Full HD 1080p, 2048 x 1152, Deep Color and HD Audio

formats

 Bi-directional IR & Serial (depending on the model)  Ideal for receiving guests (for hotels and conference rooms) or digital signage (for airports or shopping

malls), surveillance cameras, whole-home networking, or point-to-point applications

Exclusive EDID Function

 Multiple functions for EDID setting, like EDID Copy and EDID Pre-setting, ensuring accurate output

display

 Enable separately learn Audio and Video EDID for multimedia/ Home Theater system integration  Read and store the EDID from the connecting display to the video extension

EGO (Advanced Auto-Sensing) Function*

 Versatile port selection functions of Priority, Auto-sensing and Switch modes  User-friendly port switching via button pressing or priority setting

*(Depending on the model)

SERVEREDGE 4K2K HDMI CATx Gate Repeater transmits / Receives full uncompressed 3D HD video and audio over CAT5e/6 cable up to 100 meters. It not only supports resolutions up to 4K2K (3840 x 2160), Full HD 1080p and 2048 x 1152, but supports Deep Color and HD Audio formats as well.

The optional Graphical User Interface (GUI) function makes control easier and more effectively. The well-designed GUI can free users from giving complex commands. What’s more fantastic is that it allows you to name and portray your source and display icons for user-friendly operation.

The advanced and inexpensive all-in-one connectivity technology only requires low-cost and handy CAT5e/6 cables, making SERVEREDGE 4K2K HDMI Gate Repeater perfect for occasions like receiving guests (for hotels or conference rooms) and digital signage (for airports or shopping malls), etc.

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III. Package Content

Content Quantity

SW4I-03457-100

Power Adapter Set 1

IR Remote Controller 1

CD (User’s Manual + Software Utility) 1

Quick Start Guide 1

CATx Cable (1.5M) 1

Grounding Wire 1

Foot Pad Set 1

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You may also need

HDMI Cable (M-to-M) 1.8m for HDMI A/V source connection

Serial Cable (straight type, male-female)

Other transmitter and repeater

Other repeater(s)

Optional

IR Sensor Kit

RJ12 Cable + RJ12 to RS232 Adapter*

*Note:

If users want to use other RJ12 to RS-232 converter, please make sure that pin connection must follow what showed in the following diagram.

Method 1:

Method 2:

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IV. Product Description

Front Panel （SW4I-03457-100）

Select Button

Port selection

Function Button

System Configuration

Input Port LED

Green/Blue: Port selected Flashing: Programming

Remote Output LED

Green/Blue: Power on Flashing: Programming

LAN Port LED

Orange: Link to Ethernet device Off: Unlink

Status LED

Green: Power on Blue: Stand-by mode

IR Sensor

IR remote controller sensor

Rear Panel （SW4I-03457-100）

Video Input Port

Connect to an HDMI source

I’

Connect to HDMI sources (depend on model)

Remote Output Port

Connect to a receiver

Local Output Port

Connect to an HDMI display

EDID Setting Switch

See the diagram of EDID Setting Switch

EGO Slide Switch

See the diagram of EGO Slide Switch

RS232 Slide Switch

See the diagram of RS232 Slide Switch

EDID Copy Button (Local)

Copy EDID compliant display (Audio & Video)

EDID Copy Button (Remote)

Serial Port

Connect to PC for serial extension

Connect to PC for serial console

RJ45 connector

Connect to Ethernet devices (depend on model)

Power Supply

Apply power to the unit

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EDID Setting Switch

Mode Video Audio

Auto Auto (Min.)

Auto Inventory

Inventory

Auto (Min.)

Inventory

EGO Slide Switch

Mode Description

Switch

Press Kn button to select Source-N; all monitors display Source-N

NOTE: When switching from other modes to Switch mode, all monitors display Source-1 (CATx

IN R). But if there’s no source detected in Source-1, it’s required to manually press the button

for other source selection.

Auto

System will automatically select the latest video source for display

NOTE: When switching from other modes to Auto mode, all monitors display Source-1 (CATx IN

R). But if there’s no source detected in Source-1, the system will automatically display the latest

video source.

Priority-R

Remote input source (CATx IN R) has the highest priority

Priority: Source-1 (CATx IN R) > Source-2> Source-3> Source-4

NOTE: When switching from other modes to Priority-R mode, all monitors display Source-1

(CATx IN R). But if there’s no source detected in Source-1 (CATx IN R), the system will

automatically display the next video source (follow Priority-R order).

Priority-L

Local input source (HDMI IN 2) has the highest priority

Priority: Source-2 (HDMI IN 2) > Source-3> Source-4> Source-1 (CATx IN R)

NOTE: When switching from other modes to Priority-L mode, all monitors display Source-2

(HDMI IN 2). But if there’s no source detected in Source-2 (HDMI IN 2), the system will

automatically display the next video source (follow Priority-L order).

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RS232 Slide Switch

Mode

Connection Description

R out connects to

Local

Two-Way Communication between the unit (Repeater) and

Receiver

R out connects to R in

1.Two-Way Communication between Transmitter and Receiver

2.Receiver can send commands to the unit (Repeater)

R in connects to Local

Two-Way Communication between the unit (Repeater) and

Transmitter

R in connects to R out

1.Two-Way Communication between Transmitter and Receiver

2.Tansmitter can send commands to the unit (Repeater)

V. Installation

WARNING!

● Prior to installation, ensure to power off all devices that will be connected to this system.

● Ensure that all devices you will connect are properly grounded.

● Place cables away from fluorescent lights, air conditioners and machines that are likely to generate

electrical noise.

● Please allow adequate space around the unit for air circulation.

Grounding

To prevent any damage to the product or any connecting devices, and to improve audio/video signal quality, it is important to make sure that the extender systems are properly grounded.

Device Connection

1. Use CATx cables to connect the transmitter to CATx IN R port and connect the receiver to CATx OUT R

2. Use an HDMI cable to connect the source device to the HDMI input port on the Unit. The HDMI input ports are located on the rear of the Unit.

3. Use an HDMI cable for connection between display and the Output L port on the Unit.

4. Apply the proper power to the Unit; then power on all the attached computers and devices.

NOTE

If users encounter no screen display in display connection, you may

1. make sure the device cables are correctly and firmly attached.

2. set your display device’s input source as HDMI.

3. check the PC BIOS configuration about the video output setting.

4. connect your computer to the HDMI Display DIRECTLY to check if the video signal gets through.

5. slide the switches to the correct positions according to your displays.

6. apply EDID Copy to your display (see EDID Setting section).

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Connection Pattern

HDMI

RJ-45 Cable (CAT 5e / 6 / 6a)

IR Cable

VGA

RJ-12 Cable

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VI. LED Indicator

(SW4I-03457-100)

There are four types of LED indicators on the front panel for confirmation. And each LED indicate different status. Please refer to the following tables.

Status LED Indicator

LED STATUS Steady blue Power on Flash blue once per 3 sec. Stand-by mode Flash green Programming / IR Remote Controller Operating

rewoP ffO off

Input LED Indicator

Input port video source status

The selected port Non selected port

ON (blue)

ydaer tupni ecruos oediV FFO

The LED emits blue and go off once per 2 sec.

tupni ecruos oediv oN FFO

Output LED Indicator

STATUS

Output device ready Output ON / OFF

yb-dnatS FFO mode

SEY FFO OFF Flash green once per 2 sec. Local monitor not detected OFF Flash green twice per 2 sec.

Remote monitor not detected OFF

Emit green and go off once per 2 sec.

Local monitor not detected ON

Emit green and go off twice per 2 sec.

Remote monitor not detected ON

Emit green and go off 3 times per 2 sec.

HDCP unmatched ON

Steady green

NO SEY

LAN LED Indicator

LED STATUS

Flash orange Link OK

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VII. Operation

Push Button Control (-1492X Series)

Users may select 1 from 4 HDMI sources and distribute to the HDMI display via push button, wireless remote and serial control. A built-in buzzer would generate a high-pitched beep for a correct push button command and a short-long beep for completing a command. Otherwise, one low-pitched beep would be generated for an error, and the bad key sequence will not be forwarded to the unit.

F = Function button 1 ~ 4 = Key1, Key2, Key3, Key4 =

1. A/V Source Selection

For selecting source 1-4, just press the corresponding push button to select the desired source.

Press 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 : Select Source1 / Source 2 / Source 3 / Source 4

2. Turn ON/OFF Remote Output Signal

To turn on or off remote output signal, you may double-click on F, press 1 to enter this setting, press 1~4

to enable/disable signal, and finally press F to exit the setting.

Double- click F

→ Press 1 → Press 1 (Toggle ON/OFF Remote Output Port) → Press F to exit

3. EQ Adjustment

To optimize video quality, users can adjust the video equalization (sharpness) for all video input ports through push button configuration. Since 8 levels for EQ adjustment are provided, the Remote Output LED emits blue to indicate level 1-4 is selected, while it emits red to indicate level 5-8 is selected.

Tip: Double-click F → press 4 (enter EQ Adjustment mode) →press 4 (press 1~8 times based on video quality. 8 levels: Blue-level 1-4; Red-level 5-8)

→press F

4. Turn ON/OFF Beep sound

Users may enable or disable beep sound by double-clicking F and then press 4 to enable or disable

beep sound.

Tip: Double-click F → press 3 (toggle)

5. Stand-by Mode

To have the system switch to stand-by mode, press F button for 3 sec. and release right after the Status LED flashes green. Then when the Status LED is off, the system is in the stand-by mode. And just follow the same steps to wake up from stand-by mode.

Tip: press F (3sec.) → Status LED flashes green

→ release F

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6. Factory Default Setting

In case your settings are misbehaving, resetting it to the factory default might be just the way you are looking for. To return all settings to factory state, you can press and hold the buttons 1 and 2, and then press and hold 3 and 4. Next, release 3 and 4, and then release 1 and 2.

Tip: Press and hold 1 + 2 → Press and hold 3 + 4 →Release 3 + 4 → Release 1 + 2

7. EDID Setting

In some cases display problems may occur due to incorrect EDID communication between the display monitor and the unit or inappropriate EDID data programmed by display manufactures. This function allows the system either to read the necessary EDID information from the unit or to copy EDID from EDID compliant displays. For more details and functions, please consult the following statements.

7-1. EDID Copy

If the unit is insufficient for EDID of the attached displays, it is suggested to copy EDID from the displays. Before starting, slide EDID Setting Switch to the desired position.

Copy Local Monitor EDID

Method 1

Step 1. Apply power to the unit. Step 2. Connect the (EDID compliant) monitor to local output port of the Unit and power on the monitor. Step 3. Press and hold the button “L EDID COPY” for 3~5 sec. and release the button RIGHT AFTER the

Status LED flashes GREEN.

Result. If the Status LED returns to normal status, indicating that the EDID Copy is completed.

Method 2

NOTE: Before starting, power off the unit and connect monitor to local output port of the Unit

Step 1. Press and hold the button “

L EDID COPY

” Step 2. Apply power to the unit. Step 3. Release right after the Status LED flashes GREEN. (3~4 sec.) Result. If the Status LED returns to normal status, it indicates that the EDID Copy is completed.

Copy Remote Monitor EDID

Method 1

Step 1. Apply power to the unit. Step 2. Connect the (EDID compliant) receive side monitor to “OUT1” of the Unit and power on the monitor. Step 3. Press and hold the button “R EDID COPY” for 3~5 sec. and release the button RIGHT AFTER the

Status LED flashes GREEN.

Result. If the Status LED returns to normal status, indicating that the EDID Copy is completed.

Mode Video

Audio

Auto Auto (Min.) --

Auto Inventory Copy Audio EDID

Inventory

Auto (Min.) Copy Video EDID

Inventory

Inventory Copy all EDID

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Method 2

NOTE: Before starting, power off the unit and connect receiver side monitor to OUT1 of the Unit Step 1. Press and hold the button “

R EDID COPY

Otherwise, the LED flashes RED indicating that: a. The monitor is not properly connected. b. The monitor is not powered on. c. EDID data of the monitor is not applicable. d. The CATx cable is not well-connected.

7-2. EDID Emulation

After EDID Copy, you may slide EDID Setting Switch to the desired position and apply the copied EDID to the display.

Va).

Video Auto Mixing: Automatically optimize all valid video outputs for minimum requirement

Aa).

Audio Auto Mixing: Automatically perform the minimum audio format of all attached displays

Vi).

Video Inventory: After copying Video EDID, use the copied Video EDID to the connected display

Ai).

Audio Inventory: After copying Audio EDID, use the copied Audio EDID to the connected display

Mode Video Audio

Va).

Auto

Aa).

Auto (Min.)

Va).

Auto

Ai).

Inventory

Vi).

Inventory

Aa).

Auto (Min.)

Vi).

Inventory

Ai).

Inventory

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IR Remote Control

Users can remote control the device within the range of 5 meters. Please refer to the following for more details.

NOTE: The numeric keys on the left of the controller represents each output on the rear panel (marked in dark grey area) and while the right stands for the input displays (marked in light grey area). For other function keys, please refer to the picture as shown on the right of this page.

Please note the following descriptions:

Mn (output/monitor): buttons M1 ~ M2 on the left side of remote controller

Sn (input/source): buttons 1 ~ 4 on the right side of remote controller

1. A/V Source Selection

For source 1-4, just press the related push button on the right side of the controller.

Tip: Press Sn (right): Select Source-n

2. Turn ON/OFF Remote Output Signal

To turn on or off remote output signal, you may press the output port first, and then press VIDEO.

Tip: Press M1 / M2 (left) and then press VIDEO (toggle)

3. EQ Adjustment

To optimize video quality, users can adjust the video equalization (sharpness) for all video output ports through push button configuration. Since 4 levels for EQ adjustment are provided, the output LED flashes blue to indicate level 1-4 is selected and while it flashes red indicating level 5-8 selected. Press VIDEO and press 4 (right) to enter video adjustment mode. Next, press 4 repeatedly to adjust EQ level. And lastly press

VIDEO to exit the setting.

Tip: VIDEO → 4 (right) (enter this mode) → 4 (right) (press 1~8 times based on video quality) → VIDEO

4. Multi- Unit Application

Up to 16 units can share one remote controller. In order to avoid ambiguities in receiving commands simultaneously, ID setting for each unit is strongly recommended.

4-1. ID Setting via IR Remote Controller

This function is designed to name the units via push buttons on the front panel and the remote controller. Please follow the steps below.

Step 1 Power OFF the unit.

Step 2 Press and hold F on the panel of the unit.

Step 3 Power ON the unit.

Step 4 Release F RIGHT AFTER Status LED flashes red.

Step 5 IMMEDIATELY (within a second or two) press one of the numbers from 1 to 10 or x10 and 1~6 on the

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RIGHT side of the IR remote controller to set it as the unit controller ID.

For example, press the number 4 (right). This sets the unit IR remote controller ID as 4. To set the unit IR remote controller ID as 15, press the number x10 and then 5 (right) on the right side of the controller.

The idle time out is 10 sec.

NOTE: If the controller ID set-up is needed for more than one unit, follow above Steps 1 to 5 with other units.

To reset ID, follow Step 1 to Step 4 but

Step 5 IMMEDIATELY (within a second or two) press VIDEO of IR remote controller.

4-2. ID Operation via IR Remote Controller

Each unit will respond to the same signal from the IR remote controller whenever the units are powered up. To prevent the above case, after numbering the unit, users need to press and hold “SHIFT” and then press ID (n) on the IR remote controller first. Afterwards, this unit will beep once. It means this unit is ready to accept the oncoming commands via the IR remote controller.

Tip: SHIFT + n ( *n represents the RIGHT numeric keys in light grey area)

NOTE: Because all units assume their IDs are active after re-powering up, the user needs to press “SHIFT” + ID again to give commands to a certain unit.

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------------------------ Serial Configuration

The 4K2K HDMI CATx Gate Repeater’s built-in serial interface allows users to control the unit via serial control. Please follow the installation and operation steps as shown below.

NOTE: Use the following cable for serial connection

Serial Cable (straight type, male-female)

If there’s no serial connector on your computer, you may use USB-to-serial adapter for connection.

The configuration of controller’s serial port is shown as below.

Baud Rate 38,400 bps

Data Bits 8

Parity None

Stop Bits 1

Flow Control None

I. Simple Serial Connection

Connect and power on the Unit, and then set up serial configuration, such as correct baud rate and com port. After that, you can directly enter the serial commands. All the valid serial commands are listed below.

CE=n,a1,a2 Copy EDID to all input ports

n: Method. a1,a2: Options

1, Default EDID (1080p)

a1,a2 not required

2, Copy EDID from a specified display

a1: output display index (1~2), a2: not required

3, Make 1024 x 768 EDID

4, Make 1280 x 800 EDID

5, Make 1280 x 1024 EDID

6, Make 1360 x 768 EDID

7, Make 1400 x 1050 EDID

8, Make 1440 x 900 EDID

9, Make 1600 x 900 EDID

10, Make 1600 x 1200 EDID

11, Make 1680 x 1050 EDID

12, Make 1920 x 1080 EDID

13, Make 1920 x 1200 EDID

14, Make 1920 x 1440 EDID

15, Make 2048 x 1152 EDID

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16, Make 2560 x 1440 EDID

17, Make 2560 x 1600 EDID

18, Make 3840 x 2160 EDID

19, Make 4096 x 2160 EDID

a1: video options

1, DVI 2, HDMI(2D) 3, HDMI(3D)

a2: audio options

1, LPCM 2 ch 6, Dolby TrueHD 7.1 ch 11, MPEG4 AAC 5.1 ch

2, LPCM 5.1 ch 7, Dolby E-AC3 7.1 ch 12, 5.1 ch combination

3, LPCM 7.1 ch 8, DTS 5.1 ch 13, 7.1 ch combination

4, Dolby AC3 5.1 ch 9, DTS HD 5.1 ch

5, Dolby TrueHD 5.1 ch 10, DTS HD 7.1 ch

AVI=n AV Input Port (n: 1~max)

OLE Enable Local Output (AV)

OLD Disable Local Output (AV)

ORE Enable Remote Output (AV)

ORD Disable Remote Output (AV)

weiV SV settings

tcudorP IP information

EQ=n Set EQ level (n:1~8)

IVG=n Set input VCO Gain level as n (1~8)

OVG=n Set output VCO Gain level as n (1~8)

FACTORY Reset as factory default setting

REBOOT Reboot device

RCID=n Remote Control ID

n: 0 - Reset as null (always respond to IR signals)

1~16 - Valid ID

BEEP=n Beep on / off n: 0 - Off 1 - On

TI=n Set Terminal Interface n: 0 - Human 167 - Machine

LCK=n Lock / Unlock device n: 0 - Unlock 167 - Lock

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II. GUI over Serial

(Note: The real system interface and operation may be further updated. Be sure to operate the system according to the latest GUI system.)

A. Installing Application

The serial console (PC) with Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 is needed to install the required software. Please follow the step-by-step instructions as listed below.

All the interfaces shown in this section are for Windows 98 and above. Some of the details may be slightly different in other versions of Windows.

Install the "AV Console Center” driver (Windows 98 and above)

Insert the CD into the CD/DVD-ROM drive and browse:

There are two ways to install the driver.

a) Manually copy the file "TuApp.exe" to the Windows platform and run it directly. b) Run "Setup.exe" to automatically install the program on the Windows platform. The "Setup.exe" will

create a shortcut “AV Console Center" on the desktop, and a program group called "AV Console

Center”.

B. Uninstalling Application

The uninstall procedure differs according to the way you installed the program.

a) If you have manually installed the program, you can just manually delete the file "TuApp.exe” from the

Windows platform.

b) If you have installed "Setup.exe" before, you have two ways to uninstall the application. One is to

uninstall "AV Console Center" from the Control Panel in Windows. The other is by clicking the “Uninstall” icon from the “AV Console Center” program group.

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C. Description & Operation

The Graphical User Interface (GUI) is designed for simple and user-friendly operation. We divide this application into two parts—Basic Operation and Advanced Operation. For more information, please refer to the following instructions.

Basic Operation

1. GUI Connection

After software installation, connect the DB9 RS-232 serial cable (straight type male-female) to the serial port of Gate Repeater, and connect the other end to the serial port (COM1, COM2…) of your computer. Next, open Program files on Windows and then click “AV Console Center” to start GUI operation.

Step 1. Check “COM Port” and choose the proper serial port you connect, such as COM1, and set the Baud Rate as

“38400”.

Step 2.

A dialog box will pop out indicating the device(s) is/are successfully detected.

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Step 3. Double-click “Digital Switch Splitter” on the left block, and the basic information of the device would be displayed

on the right block (There are other ways to detect the device. Please refer to Toolbar Guidance / Action. )

*Note: Multi-layer cascade is not applicable through GUI.

2. GUI Toolbar Guidance

You can see the toolbar on the upper-left corner. Both top toolbars are identical in functions. For further

information, please refer to the following guidance.

2.1 File: Allow users to open or save topology files. A topology is a usually schematic description of the arrangement of a network, including its nodes and connecting lines. Saving a topology file is highly recommended.

2.1

Option Function

1 Open Existing Topology Open pre-stored topology file

2 Save Current Topology

Allow users to save the current topology file in the install location of the software

Save Current Topology As…

Allow users to save the current topology file in a specific location

4 Exit Exit the system

2.2 Actions: Detect all devices or connect the selected device.

When checking Detect All Devices, it will show the dialog box below to indicate successful detection of

the device(s).

2.3 View: Show or hide the (Icon) Toolbar / Status Bar (on the bottom of the window).

2.4 Tools: Select Environment to set up COM Port and Baud Rate or set up TCP/IP address for the device.

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2.5 Help: Show the software version and copyright information.

3. Function Description

The overall GUI functions would be described in the following, with four sections included: Info, Setting,

EDID, and Tools.

3.1 Info: Show information and features.

3.2 Setting: In this section, users can set up port connection, enable or disable audio/video independently,

etc. By default, the system will automatically apply source 1 routing to all displays as shown below.

3.2 Option Function

1 Auto apply

Automatically apply settings. It is not suggested checking this option for it may result in loading down

the system.

2 Apply To implement the current settings

3 Get Detect and show the current setting status.

Source

Icon*

Double-click the icon and there will be a pop-up menu. Users can change the picture (.ico file with 32x32 or 36x36 pix) and give an alias to the source or display.

◆ Linking:

Click one of the source icons and the desired display(s). After that, click “Apply” to

implement the current settings.

Display

Icon*

6 Volume Adjust output volume and control the overall level of sound.

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*Changing Source/Display Icon:

Double-click the source/display icon and there will be a pop-up window. Users may change the icon and name the selected source or display.

1. Name the display/source: click the corresponding icon and key in any name you want.

2. Change the icon

a) Built-in Icons: The GUI application provides commonly used icons (Built-in Icons) as shown on the upper side of the pop-up window.

b) User’s Icon - Reset the button to null As shown on the lower side of the pop-up window, double-click the icon (01-12) and a dialogue box will pop out. Click this option to set the icon as blank.

c) User’s Icon - Import icon file (.ico) for this button

As shown on the lower side of the pop-up window; double-click the icon (01-12) and a dialogue box will pop out. You can upload your own icon but the format should be .ico file with 32x32 or 36x36 pix.

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Advanced Operation

3.5 EDID: Users can not only select the desired ports to copy EDID via multiple methods but also use built-in

EDID for all connected monitors.

Through Inventory EDID, users can either select the desired input ports to copy EDID

via multiple methods, or backup all EDID into inventory for future use. As for Built-In EDID, it provides multiple options for

all connected output ports.

3.5 Option Function

Inventory

EDID

Make EDID

Copy EDID to the selected input port(s).

Backup All EDID

Click this item to reserve EDID from all input ports and monitors.

3 Method

Up to 22 methods of EDID copy are provided. See the diagram below.

4 Built-In EDID

All connected monitors use the selected built-in EDID; resolution ranging from 1024 x 768 to 4096 x 2160.

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Method Operation Steps

Copy selected input port EDID as factory default

Step 1. Check the desired input port(s) or check All input ports to select

all.

Step 2. Click Make EDID.

Copy selected input port EDID from selected monitor (audio & video)

Step 1. Check the desired input port. Step 2. Select Monitor 1 (next to Method) Step 3. Click Make EDID.

Copy selected input port EDID from corresponding monitor (1 on

Step 1. Check the desired input port(s) or check All input ports to select

all.

Step 2. Click Make EDID.

Copy selected input port EDID from *EDID binary file

*EDID binary file: A file that store EDID information Step 1. Check the desired input port(s) or check All input ports to select

all. Step 2. Click Make EDID. Step 3. Select the desired binary file.

Copy selected input port as *1024 x 768 customized EDID

*Customized EDID: selectable resolution ranging from 1024 x 768 to 2048 x 1152 Step 1. Check the desired input port(s) or check All input ports to select

all. Step 2. Click Make EDID.

3.6 Tools: Allow users to set up RTC (Real-time clock) and Remote Controller ID. RTC Calibration features

Auto-Calibration and Manual-Calibration.

As for Remote Controller ID, since up to 16 units can share one remote

controller. Therefore, it is designed to name the units for fear of confusion when receiving multiple commands

simultaneously.

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------------------------ Specification

Model

Gate Repeater

SW4I-03457-100

Video Input

(Remote) RJ-45 x 1 (Local) HDMI x 3

Video Output

(Remote) RJ-45 x 1 (Local) HDMI x 1

Ethernet Extension RJ-45 x 3 (10/100 Mbps)

IR Extension x 2 (Transceiver x 1 + Receiver x 1)

Video Resolution (Max.) UHD (3840 x 2160)

Extension Distance 100M

LED Indicator

Status LED 1

Input LED 4

Output LED 2

Slide Switch

Audio/Video EDID Setting

Audio/ Video / Inventory

EGO

(Advanced Auto-sensing)

Setting

Switch / Auto / Priority-R

Serial Linking Setting

Link Mode x 4

Push Button

Function x 1 Source

Selection

x 4

EDID Copy x 2 (Local x 1 + Remote x 1)

Serial Port

RJ12 x 1 (for control)

DB9-F x 1 (for extension)

Power Supply DC 12V

Enclosure Metal

H x W x D (mm) 34 x 190 x 125

Weight (g) 1020~1070

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