Shinybow USA SB-5688CAP Instruction Manual

SB-5688CAP

8x HDMI Inputs / 8x HDMI & 8x HDBaseT™ PoH Outputs

UHD 4K2K Matrix Routing Switch w/ EDID Management/Learning

w/ Auxiliary Audio I/O

IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION.

If you remove the HDMI screw posts, you must use the provided HDMI Locking Post replacement screws to keep the internal HDMI jack secure. Removing the HDMI screws without installing the HDMI Locking Post replacement screws will void your warranty.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SAFETY INFORMATION

1. To ensure the best results from this product, please read this manual and all other documentation before operating your equipment. Retain all documentation for future reference.

2. Follow all instructions printed on unit chassis for proper operation.

3. To reduce the risk of ﬁ re, do not spill water or other liquids into or on the unit, or operate the unit while standing in liquid.

4. Make sure power outlets conform to the power requirements listed on the back of the unit. Keep unit protected from rain, water and excessive moisture.

5. Do not attempt to clean the unit with chemical solvents or aerosol cleaners, as this may damage the unit. Dust with a clean dry cloth.

6. Do not use the unit if the electrical power cord is frayed or broken. The power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords and plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.

7. Do not force switched or external connections in any way. They should all connect easily, without needing to be forced.

8. Always operate the unit with the AC ground wire connected to the electrical system ground. Precautions should be taken so that the means of grounding of a piece of equipment is not defeated.

9. AC voltage must be correct and the same as that printed on the rear of the unit. Damage caused by connection to improper AC voltage is not covered by any warranty.

10. Turn power off and disconnect unit from AC current before making connections.

11. Never hold a power switch in the “ON” position.

12. This unit should be installed in a cool dry place, away from sources of excessive heat, vibration, dust, moisture and cold. Do not use the unit near stoves, heat registers, radiators, or other heat producing devices.

13. Do not block fan intake or exhaust ports. Do not operate equipment on a surface or in an environment which may impede the normal ﬂ ow of air around the unit, such as a bed, rug, carpet, or completely enclosed rack. If the unit is used in an extremely dusty or smoky environment, the unit should be periodically “blown free” of foreign dust and matter.

14. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualiﬁ ed service personnel. There are no user serviceable parts inside.

15. When moving the unit, disconnect input ports ﬁ rst, then remove the power cable; ﬁ nally, disconnect the interconnecting cables to other devices.

16. Do not drive the inputs with a signal level greater than that required to drive equipment to full output.

17. The equipment power cord should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.

18. Save the carton and packing material even if the equipment has arrived in good condition. Should you ever need to ship the unit, use only the original factory packing.

19. Service Information Equipment should be serviced by qualiﬁ ed service personnel when:

A. The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged. B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the equipment. C. The equipment has been exposed to rain. D. The equipment does not appear to operate normally, or exhibits a marked change in performance. E. The equipment has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

THIS SAFETY INFORMATION IS OF A GENERAL NATURE AND MAY BE SUPERSEDED BY INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED WITHIN THIS MANUAL.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

HDMI-HDBaseT™ AUDIO MATRIX SWITCHER SERIES

Thank you for purchasing the SB-5688CAP HDMI-HDBaseT™ Matrix Switcher with PoH (Power Over HDBaseT™). You will ﬁ nd this unit easy to install and highly reliable but it is essential that you read this manual thoroughly before attempting to use 8x8 HDMI-HDBaseT™ Matrix switcher.

CONTENTS

PACKAGE CONTENTS .................................................. 1

INTRODUCTION ..............................................................2

FEATURES ....................................................................... 2

SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................ 3

FRONT P ANEL ................................................................. 4

BACK PANEL ................................................................ 10

REMOTE CONTROL ...................................................... 14

REMOTE PROTOCOL COMMANDS ............................ 15

EDID FUNCTIONS ......................................................... 17

TYPICAL APPLICATION ............................................... 22

IR EXTENDER ............................................................... 25

RS-232 / ETHERNET SERIAL INTERF ACE .................. 27

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Check that you have the following components:

• SB-5688CAP Matrix Switcher

• RS-232 V2.0 / Ethernet V2.0 Protocol Instructions

• IR Remote Control (SW-5688CAP)

• (8) Individual IR Remote Controls (SW-5688CAP-IR01~IR08)

• 19 inch ear mount bracket (Part # 2U-440L)

• SB-100 IR Extender Receiver Set

• SB-101 IR Extender Transmitter Set

• CD Contents: Manual, Windows GUI, ISP V1.0 Windows driver

• RS-232 Cable 6 feet (2M)

• HDMI Locking Post Replacement Screws

• Users Guide

• Worldwide Universal Power Supply 100~240VAC, AC 50/60Hz

• Optional: SB-100C IR Extender Receiver Cable (6.5ft (2M))

• Optional: SB-101C IR Extender T ransmitter Cable (6.5ft (2M))

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Please read all instructions before attempting to unpack, install or operate this equipment and before connecting the power supply. Please keep the following in mind as you unpack and install this equipment:

• Always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of ﬁ re, electrical shock and injury to persons.

• To prevent ﬁ re or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain, moisture or install this product near water.

• Never spill liquid of any kind on or into this product.

• Never push an object of any kind into this product through any openings or empty slots in the unit, as you may damage parts inside the unit.

• Do not attach the power supply cabling to building surfaces.

• Use only the supplied power supply unit (PSU). Do not use the PSU if it is damaged.

• Do not allow anything to rest on the power cabling or allow any weight to be placed upon it or any person walk on it.

• To protect the unit from overheating, do not block any vents or openings in the unit housing that provide ventilation and allow for sufﬁ cient space for air to circulate around the unit.

DISCLAIMERS

The information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate. We assume no responsibility for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use.

We assume no responsibility for any inaccuracies that may be contained in this document. We make no commitment to update or to keep current the information contained in this document.

We reserve the right to make improvements to this document and/or product at any time and without notice.

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IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION.

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INTRODUCTION & FEATURES

INTRODUCTION

The SB-5688CAP is a professional 8x8 matrix routing switch with PoH (Power Over HDBaseT™). Supporting (8) HDMI and (8) Auxiliary Audio Inputs and (8) HDMI, (8) SPDIF and (8) HDBaseT supports full HDMI video resolution with embedded EDID and PoH function, Audio, RS-232, Ethernet and bi-directional IR, all over a single category cable. With a signal bandwidth of 340Mhz, so there is no signal degradation. High Deﬁ nition Digital signals can be selected and distributed to any (8) inputs to the (16) outputs simultaneously (channel outputs mirrored). The switcher is certiﬁ ed as being fully CEC, ARC* and HDCP 2.0 compliant, full HD 4K2K HDMI V1.4a 3D formats,with data rates up to 6.75Gbps. Using the build-in booster, each HDMI output port is capable of driving cable lengths for 1080p up to 98 ft (30M) & 4K2K up to 66 ft (20M). Supports UXGA/WUXGA/DVI 1920x1200 resolutions to any HD display. The SB-5688CAP has (1) HDMI and Auxiliary Audio (analog stereo audio) connector per in put, effectively making this an (8) In by (16) Out switcher (same signal on both outputs). Using the IR remote, the switcher’s HDBaseT Transmitter (Tx) allows you to connect a source in a remote location. Likewise, the HDBaseT you to connect a display in a remote location. The EDID management can be selected between (7) different modes. Control is provided via front panel push buttons, IR remote, RS-232 or TCP/IP (not a web-browser). A RS-232 Windows GUI interface is provided for matrix routing control (Windows only).

* Does not support ARC over HDBaseT

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(PoH) Outputs. The SB-5688CAP is based on the HDBaseT™ standards and

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FEATURES

Based on HDBaseT™; bi-directional IR, RS-232, Multi format Audio, Ethernet and PoH. Full resolution HD Video, all HDBaseT™ signals over one CATx cable.

• (8) HDMI with Auxiliary Audio (Analog Audio) player devices matrix switched to (8) HDMI with S/PDIF outputs and (8) HDBaseT™ Transmitter with PoH outputs to (8) destinations

• HDBaseT

• Video signals over one CAT6/6a/7 category cable

• HDMI digital video w/ embedded HDCP, DVI format and CEC/HDCP 2.0 compliant

• Worldwide control EDID modes for HDMI full 4K2K (24/30Hz) HD video resolutions

• Link speeds of up to 6.75Gbps (link clock rate of 340MHz), Supports HDMI 4K2K, 1.4a 3D formats

• Wide range of HD resolutions from PC XGA to WUXGA 1920x1200 and HDTV/DTV HDMI resolutions 480i/480p, 576i/576p, 720p, 1080i/p & 4K2K (24/30Hz)

• Compatible with all HDMI source devices, PC monitors, Plasma HD displays, HDTV and audio receivers or audio ampliﬁ ers

• Digital Video TMDS formats, Resolutions up to 4K2K with Deep color 36-bit

• Digital Audio Support: Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plug/ex, DTS, DTS-HD, DTS-HD Master, DTS-EX, PCM, PCM2, LPCM2

• Audio Input: Supports Auxiliary Audio (analog stereo audio)

• Audio Output: Supports Digital audio ARC or Digital audio S/PDIF (from HDMI source or Auxiliary Audio)

• Various User Interface controls:

• Windows based GUI control via RS-232 port

• Front panel push button

• IR wireless remote control

• Ethernet switch control

• Third party RS-232 control (via simple ASCII)

• Supports (9) world wide control function keys:

• Full function front panel controls: ARC / AUX/ ALL / OFF / EDID / LOCK / RECALL / MEMORY / ENTER

• Supports EDID Modes:

• a. (7) Embedded EDID Modes: FSS/ H24-3D/ H24-3D-M/ H36-3D/ H36-3D-M/ 4K2K-3D / DVI-D 1920x1200-60Hz

• b. External Modes: Learning mode-1 (Single Learning) & Learning mode-2 (Multiple Learning)

• Automatic scanning input & output status via LCM display on front panel

• Using the build-in booster , each HDMI output port is capable of driving cable lengths 1080p up to 98 ft (30M) & 4K2K up to 66 ft (20M)

• Supports IR Remote and IR Extender for distances up to ~ 984 ft (300M) Maximum

• Supports universal power adaptor AC100V~AC240V, 50/60Hz

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speciﬁ cations with PoH 48VDC, IR, RS-232, Multi Audio format and HD

The switcher will remember that last state during a power cycle. When power is removed and resorted, the last conﬁ guration will be invoked.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Type of HDMI Switcher: (8) Inputs to (8) Outputs HDMI over HDBaseT™ Matrix Switch with Audio and Extension

• HDMI Support: HDMI 4K2K, 1080p@60Hz, H36-bit Deep color, 3D of HDMI V1.4 formats

• HDBaseT

• HDCP / CEC Support: HDCP 2.2 Compliant, CEC Compliant

• Video Bandwidth: Double Data Rates: 340MHz, Total 6.75Gbps bandwidth

• Digital Video Support: HD: 480i/ 480p/ 720p/ 1080i/p and 4K2K up to 36bit deep color

• Inputs:

• Video Inputs HDMI: (8) HDMI (HDMI or DVI digital source)

• Audio Inputs Audio: (8) Audio (Analog Stereo, AUX port 3.5mm Jack)

• Outputs:

• Video Outputs

• Audio Outputs:

• HDBaseT

• (8) IR In (Sends IR signals to (8) rooms via a HDBaseT

• (1) ALL IR in (Sends IR signals to (8) rooms via a HDBaseT

• HDBaseT

• (8) IR Out (Links to the IR to receive signals from up to (8) rooms via a HDBaseT

• (1) ALL IR Out (Links to the IR to receive signals from up to (8) rooms via a HDBaseT

• (1) All Tx LAN (All switcher HDBaseT

• HDBaseT

• (8) RS-232 I/O (Controls up to (8) rooms with RS-232 via the HDBaseT

• Switcher Controls:

• Select & Function buttons on front panel (Data status via LCM panel show out)

• IR Remote Control (switch control)

• (8) IR Room Remote Controls (switch control)

• IR External port (switch control via 3.5mm OD Jack)

• RS-232 series interface (switch control)

• Ethernet series interface (switch control)

• Source Status: Input status LEDs indicates presence of a live signal

• (25) Function Control Keys: 1. ARC, 2. AUX, 3. ALL, 4. OFF, 5. RECALL, 6. ENTER, 7. MEMORY , 8. LOCK, 9. EDID, 10. Destination

button 1 thru 8, 11. Source button 1 thru 8

• (7) EDID Management Modes:

• Select Embedded EDID Modes: Mode1: FSS, Mode2: H24-3D, Mode3: H24-3D-M, Mode4: H36-3D, Mode5: H36-3D-M,

Mode6: 4K2K-3D, PCM-2CH, Mode7: DVI-D 1920x1200

• Select LEARNING Mode: Learning Destination EDID To Link Source. Learning mode-1 (Single Learning), Learning mode-2

(Multiple Learning)

• Infrared Frequency: 38Khz

• IR Extend Distance: ~984 ft / 300M maximum

• HDBaseT

• HDMI I/O Connector: HDMI Type A - SMD 19-pin female type

• Temperature: Operating Temperature 32°F-100°F (0°C-32°C)

• Dimensions (LxWxH): 17.5 x 12 x 3.5 in

• Rack Mount: 2RU High 19 in Rack Mount #2U-440L (with rack mount)

• Power Supply: AC 100~240VAC 50/60Hz (Power Consumption: ~3Amp)

• Safety Approvals: CE, FCC, RoHS, REACH

• Weight: 14.6 lb (Unit only) / 20.3 lb (Net)

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Support: Bi-directional IR, RS-232, Multi format Audio, Ethernet and PoH function, over one CATx cable

• HDMI: With booster output 1080p up to ~98 ft (35M) & 4K2K up to ~66 ft (20M)

• HDBaseT

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: (8) HDBaseT™ Transmitter (with PoH 48VDC via category cable & RJ-45 connector)

• S/PDIF: (8) S/PDIF: Multi Audio Formats 5.1 from HDMI or LPCM-2CH from Auxiliary audio

• ARC: (8) ARC: TV Return Channel Audio

• HDMI: (8) HDMI: Multi Audio Formats 5.1 / 7.1, MAT(MLP), Dolby Digital, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, DTS-

ES 6CH, DTS-HD, DTS-HD-HRA, DTS-HD Master, (PCM-2CH)

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Control In:

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Control Out:

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Control I/O:

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Extender Distance: ~328 ft / 100M maximum

Transmitter Ethernets links to a HDBaseT™ Receiver)

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As product improvements are continuous, speciﬁ cations are subject to change without notice.

FRONT PANEL

1. POWER ON SWITCH: The power switch turns the unit on and off. The LCM will illuminate blue to indicate the switcher is ON and receiving

power. The switcher will remember the last setting during a power cycle. When power is removed and resorted, the last conﬁ guration will be evoked.

2. STATUS DISPLAY: Front panel status display shows current matrix routing conﬁ guration. This same display also shows particular

conﬁ guration settings depending on your current function. In run mode (as shown above), the display shows each Output (destination) channel to which input (source) it is assigned.

3. IR SENSOR: The IR sensor receives IR commands from the supplied remote control or third party IR emitter.

4. INPUT STATUS DISPLAY: Input sources 1 to 8 LED illuminates blue to indicate that a video source is present on that input.

5. SOURCE SELECT BUTTONS: Separate inputs 1 thru 8 select buttons are provided each source selection.

6. EDID MODE SELECT BUTTONS: Used to select EDID mode using Source button #1 or #2.

7. DESTINATION SELECT BUTTONS: Separate outputs 1 thru 8 select buttons are provided for each destination assignment. Routing can be

source to destination or one source to multiple destinations. Example: Press Destination 1, 3, 5, then press Source 2. It will route Input 2 to Output 1, 3, 5 respectfully.

8. 19 INCH EAR MOUNT PAIR: Converts desktop to 19 inch rack mount. Bracket (part # 2U-440L) INCLUDED. Image shows rack mount

bracket attached.

FRONT PANEL-ARC

9. FUNCTION KEY - ARC:

Audio Return Channel (ARC) is a feature that sends audio from the TV back down the HDMI cable to its source device, in this case, the switcher. Not all displays support ARC, check your Users Guide for additional information. (Default = ARC Disabled)

The “Audio & ARC” port can support audio from either of (3) sources.

If the Input Video/Audio Source is HDMI, the audio can be extracted from the embedded signal. If the Input Audio Source is connected to the external Audio Input, this same audio will be present on the Audio & ARC jack. If ARC is selected, the audio will be from the destination device (ex: TV).

To enable the ARC option on a speciﬁ c Output, perform the following steps:

- Press the ARC button.

- On the Destination row, Press 1 THRU 8 (the buttons will illuminate).

- Press the ENTER button. The new conﬁ guration will be stored.

The front panel LCD display will now show an “A“ under the Output port.

- Or press ARC again to cancel the operation.

To disable the ARC option on a speciﬁ c Output, perform the following steps:

- Press the ARC button

- On the Destination row, press 1 THRU 8 (the buttons will illuminate).

- Press ENTER. The pre-set conﬁ guration will execute.

The front panel LCD display will be blank under the Output port.

- Or press ARC again to cancel the operation.

Note:

1. Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

2. The AUX Audio input only functions when a valid HDMI / DVI video signal is present. Without video, the AUX audio will not operate.

FRONT PANEL-AUX

FRONT PANEL- AUX

10. FUNCTION KEY - AUX (The audio additional on the “ Audio / ARC” Port ):

The AUX FUNCTION feature allows you to replace the embedded HDMI audio signal with an audio signal that is connected to the switchers Audio AUX Input. Using the AUX function, this replaces the audio and does not mix the audio. (Default = AUX Disabled)

To enable the AUX option on a speciﬁ c Output, perform the following steps:

- Press the AUX button.

- On the Source row, press 1 THRU 8 (the buttons will illuminate).

- Press ENTER. The new conﬁ guration will be stored.

The front panel LCD display will show an “X” under the Source port.

- Or press AUX again to cancel the operation.

To disable the AUX option on a speciﬁ c Output, perform the following steps:

- Press the AUX button.

- On the Source row, press 1 THRU 8 (the buttons will illuminate).

- Press ENTER. The pre-set conﬁ guration will execute.

The front panel LCD display will be blank under the Output port indicating the audio source is not embedded on the HDMI cable.

- Or press AUX again to cancel the operation.

Note:

1. Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

2. The AUX Audio input only functions when a valid HDMI / DVI video signal is present. Without video, the AUX audio will not operate.

FRONT PANEL-EDID

12. FUNCTION KEY - EDID (1):

Used to display/change current EDID mode.

- Press EDID to select new EDID mode or select.

- Press SOURCE row #1 or #2 to select EDID modes.

- Press ENTER to ready memory location.

- Or press EDID again to cancel the operation.

Operation completes.

Note: Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

FUNCTION KEY - EDID (2):

Select external LEARNING mode

- Press EDID to select new EDID mode or selection.

- Press Destination again, press the same Destination #1 thru #8 to learn HDBaseT port EDID. The EDID for HDBaseT

- Press ENTER to ready memory location.

- Or press EDID again to cancel the operation.

Operation completes.

Note: Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

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FRONT PANEL-ALL-OFF-LOCK-ENTER

13. FUNCTION KEY - ALL:

Disables (mutes) video on all destinations OR assigns the same source to all destinations.

Option 1

- Press ALL followed by OFF button. The display will show ”0” to indicate none of the destinations are assigned a video source.

Option 2

- Press ALL followed by Source 1 THRU 8. The display will show the Source selected.

- Press ENTER. The pre-set source selection will be assigned all destinations.

14. FUNCTION KEY - OFF:

Disables (mutes) video on the selected destinations.

- Press OFF button followed by any Destination channel.

- Press 1 THRU 8 output destination. The display will show “0“ for the selected channel, indicating no video selected.

15. FUNCTION KEY - LOCK:

- Press and hold LOCK button for two seconds lockout the front panel.

- Press and hold LOCK button for two seconds to enable the front panel.

16. FUNCTION KEY - ENTER: Press ENTER to conﬁ rm entries.

FRONT PANEL-RECALL-MEMORY

17. FUNCTION KEY - RECALL:

The system will show previously stored presets, up to a total of (16). Presets are stored in local memory using Source keys 1 thru 8 or Destination keys 1 thru 8 at the memory preset location.

- Press RECALL button.

- Press 1 THRU 8 on either Source or Destination row.

- Press ENTER. The pre-set conﬁ guration will execute.

18. FUNCTION KEY - MEMORY:

Operation completes.

Note: Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

- Or press RECALL again to cancel the operation.

The system will show stored presets, up to a total of (16). Presets are stored in local memory using Source keys 1 thru 8 or Destination keys 1 thru 8 at the memory preset location.

- Conﬁ gure desired matrices.

- Press MEMORY button.

- Press 1 THRU 8 on either Source or Destination row.

- Press ENTER to ready memory location.

- Or press MEMORY again to cancel the operation.

Operation completes.

Note: Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

- Or press MEMORY again to cancel the operation.

BACK PANEL-SWITCH CONTROLS

1. DC POWER INLET: The switcher is ﬁ tted with a AC power plug

input connector. Be sure it is an approved type and is of sufﬁ cient current carrying connector capacity with the correct voltage and connector polarity. 100~240Volt AC, 50/60Hz power supply.

2. IR EXTENDER CONTROL: Supports (1) IR Extender. Extends a

maximum distance of up to ~984 ft/300M. When you plug the external IR extender into the switcher, the front panel IR receiver remains active.

3. RS-232 CONNECTION: RS-232 control port allows for interfacing

to a PC, such as a computer or touch panel control, to the switcher via the DB-9pin female connector for serial RS-232 control.

4. ETHERNET CONNECTION: ETHERNET control port allows for

TCP/IP interfacing to a PC, such as a computer or touch panel control (not a web-browser), to the switcher via the RJ-45 female connector to control the switcher.

POWER SOCKET: Connector Type: IEC 60320 C13

IR EXTENDER JACK: Female jack - inner OD Ø 3.5mm

REMOTE PORT: D-SUB-9pin female connector

REMOTE PORT: Controls the switcher with a RJ-45

female connector

ETHERNET PORT: Note: The Ethernet port and RS-

232 port cannot be used simultaneously. Any connection to the Ethernet port will disable serial commands sent to the RS-232 port.

BACK PANEL-HDMI INPUT / OUTPUT

5. INPUTS- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, & 8 HDMI: Connects a HDMI signal source

direct to the HDMI digital video/audio female HDMI connector. This HDMI port supports HDMI and DVI digital video sources. If you remove the HDMI screw posts, you must use the provided HDMI Locking Post replacement screws to keep the internal HDMI jack secure. Removing the HDMI screws without installing the HDMI Locking Post replacement screws will void your warranty.

6. INPUTS- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, & 8 AUDIO (Auxiliary Audio): Connects

an Auxiliary Audio signal direct to the Stereo Audio 3.5mm OD female jack. This jack supports DVI audio or Auxiliary Analog Stereo Audio sources. AUDIO Connector for Inputs 1 ~ 8. Audio: The auxiliary audio (Analog Stereo Audio)

7. OUTPUTS- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8 HDMI: Connects a HDMI signal

source direct to the Output. This HDMI port supports HDMI with embedded audio and DVI with AUX audio. If you remove the HDMI screw posts, you must use the provided HDMI Locking Post replacement screws to keep the internal HDMI jack secure. Removing the HDMI screws without installing the HDMI Locking Post replacement screws will void your warranty.

HDMI CONNECTOR: HDMI Type A SMD 19pin female

socket connector

Note: With the proper adapters, the switcher can be used with DVI digital video signals as it is HDCP compliant. DVI audio inputs are supported.

AUDIO CONNECTOR: OD Ø 3.5mm phone jack female

socket connector

Note: With the proper adapters, the switcher can be used with Auxiliary audio signals and DVI audio inputs are supported.

HDMI CONNECTOR: HDMI Type A SMD 19pin female

socket connector

Note: With the proper adapters, the switcher can be used with DVI digital video signals as it is HDCP compliant. DVI audio is supported.

8. OUTPUTS- 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8 S/PDIF / ARC: Connects a Auxiliary

Audio output signal, HDMI digital audio source or ARC TV audio return channel direct to the RCA jack audio connector. This port use ARC digital audio (TV return digital audio) and S/PDIF digital audio from HDMI or Auxiliary Audio. Use RCA connector for Outputs 1 ~ 8.

Audio Output Signals:

- ARC Audio (HDTV ARC Turn On)

- S/PDIF (HDMI/DVI Source Audio or Auxiliary Audio LPCM-2CH)

ARC & SPDIF AUDIO CONNECTOR: RCA female

connector

Note: With the proper adapters, the audio can be used with HDMI audio, DVI audio and Auxiliary audio output signals. The Auxiliary audio uses digital LPCM-2CH outputs.

BACK PANEL-HDBASET™ CONTROLS

9. HDBaseT™ RS-232: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 CONNECTIONS:

(8) RS-232 control ports allow for interfacing to a PC. Controls I/O via HDBaseT Block-3pin female socket for serial RS-232 control.

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Transmitters from (8) rooms via the Terminal

10. HDBaseT™ LAN CONNECTIONS:

All Tx LAN: Provides Ethernet (LAN) connection from the switcher to All HDBaseT

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Transmitters (ie. SB-6320T).

11. HDBaseT™ IR INPUTS: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 REMOTE IR SIGNALS TO ROOM: Sends (8) IR signals to (8) rooms via the HDBaseT

Transmitter. When you plug the HDBaseT external port, the room IR HDBaseT

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IR Transmitter into the

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receiver remains active.

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12. HDBaseT™ IR OUTPUTS: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 REMOTE IR SIGNAL FROM ROOM: Receives (8) IR signals from (8) rooms via the

HDBaseT Transmitter into the external port, the room IR HDBaseT receiver remains active.

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Transmitter. When you plug the HDBaseT™ IR

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REMOTE PORT: Terminal Block-3pin female socket

ALL HDBASET™ TX LAN PORT CONNECTORS: HDBaseT

Phone-Jack 8P8C, RJ-45 female socket

LAN Controls: Note: From the switcher to the HDBaseT

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Transmitter.

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IR EXTENDER JACK: Female jack - inner OD Ø 3.5mm

13. HDBaseT™ ALL IN: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 REMOTE IR SIGNAL TO ROOM:

Sends IR signals to a room via the HDBaseT™ Transmitter . When you plug the HDBaseT room IR HDBaseT

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IR Transmitter into the external port, the

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receiver remains active.

14. HDBaseT™ ALL OUT: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 REMOTE IR SIGNAL FROM ROOM: Receives IR signal from a room via the HDBaseT

Transmitter. When you plug the HDBaseT external port, the room IR HDBaseT

™

IR Transmitter into the

™

receiver remains active.

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IR EXTENDER JACK: Female jack - inner OD Ø 3.5mm

BACK PANEL-HDBASET™ I/O

15. OUTPUT: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 HDBaseT™ (Transmitter):

Sends (8) HDMI and control signals via the (8) HDBaseT™ Transmitters to link (8) external HDBaseT switcher uses (8) HDBaseT RJ-45 via CAT6/6a/7 category cable. Controls RS-232, ethernet, IR input, IR output and PoH signals between the switcher and the receiver.

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Transmitter Outputs 1 ~ 8 with PoH

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Receivers. The

HDBASET™ TRANSMITTER CONNECTOR:

(8) RJ-45 Jack 8P8C female socket

Link LED :

Solid = valid link Flash = attempting to link Off = no link established

Category Cable Lengths from the Switcher to the HDBaseT™ Receiver

CABLE TYPE

RESOLUTION

1024x768@60Hz 65.00 MHZ Yes Yes Yes 1280x720p@60Hz 73.84 MHZ Yes Yes Yes 1920x1080i@60Hz 74.25 MHZ NA NA NA 1280x1024@60Hz 108.00 MHZ Yes Yes Yes 1920x1080p@60Hz 148.50 MHZ Yes Yes Yes 1920x1200@60Hz 152.90 MHz Yes Yes Yes 1600x1200@60Hz 162.00 MHZ Yes Yes Yes BD player: 1080p 174.00 MHz Yes NA Yes

PIXEL CLOCK RATE

(MHZ)

CAT5e

(70M)

CAT6

(100M)

CAT6

(100M)

REMOTE CONTROL

Before making any connections to the switcher, observe the following:

• Ensure the main voltage supply matches the label on the supplied plug-pack (+/-10%).

• Ensure that the power switch is OFF.

• Ensure that all system grounds (earth) are connected to a common point.

• Avoid powering equipment within a system from multiple power sources that may be separated by large distances.

• Connect all audio video sources and destination equipment.

• Power up all source and destination audio-visual sources.

• For each destination output select the appropriate input source by using the front panel input select buttons. The supplied IR remote control. Or through the RS-232 serial communications port.

• Upon powering up the switcher, it will return to its last used setting before being powered down.

REMOTE CONTROL

IR REMOTE CONTROL KEY :

1. & 2. SWITCH POWER ON or OFF: Power ON and OFF

3. DESTINATION: 1 thru 8 OUTPUT SELECTION:

Destination buttons to select the output display channel

4. SOURCE : 1 thru 8 INPUT SOURCE SELECTION:

Input 1~8 source selection buttons

5. FUNCTION KEY: Function selection buttons

ARC AUX ALL OFF EDID RECALL MEMORY ENTER LOCK

REMOTE PROTOCOL COMMANDS

IR REMOTE CUSTOM AND DATA CODES (NEC Standard)

HOW TO SETUP IR CODES: CUSTOM CODE: 46B9

POWER ON: 46B9 A15E LOCK: 46B9 B54A EDID: 46B9 B748 POWER OFF: 46B9 A25D RECALL: 46B9 B24D ARC: 46B9 B847 ALL: 46B9 B04F MEMORY: 46B9 B44B AUX: 46B9 9966 OFF: 46B9 B14E ENTER: 46B9 B34C

PRESS DESTINATION - # then PRESS SOURCE - #

DESTINATION #1 : 46B9 10EF SOURCE #1 : 46B9 01FE DESTINATION #2 : 46B9 20DF SOURCE #2 : 46B9 02FD DESTINATION #3 : 46B9 30CF SOURCE #3 : 46B9 03FC DESTINATION #4 : 46B9 40BF SOURCE #4 : 46B9 04FB DESTINATION #5 : 46B9 50AF SOURCE #5 : 46B9 05FA DESTINATION #6 : 46B9 609F SOURCE #6 : 46B9 06F9 DESTINATION #7 : 46B9 708F SOURCE #7 : 46B9 07F8 DESTINATION #8 : 46B9 807F SOURCE #8 : 46B9 08F7

For Example:

Select Destination # 1 to show Source #1~8

The IR Data Code list : Destination # 1 , Source #1 46B9 10EF 46B9 01FE Destination # 1 , Source #2 46B9 10EF 46B9 02FD Destination # 1 , Source #3 46B9 10EF 46B9 03FC Destination # 1 , Source #4 46B9 10EF 46B9 04FB Destination # 1 , Source #5 46B9 10EF 46B9 05FA Destination # 1 , Source #6 46B9 10EF 46B9 06F9 Destination # 1 , Source #7 46B9 10EF 46B9 07F8 Destination # 1 , Source #8 46B9 10EF 46B9 08F7

ROOM REMOTE CONTROLS

ROOM REMOTE CONTROL #1 ~ #8 CUSTOM CODE AND DATA CODES

IR CUSTOM AND DATA CODES (NEC Standard)

PRESS Number To Select SOURCE CUSTOM CODE: 46B9

IR-01 DATA CODE: IR-02 DATA CODE: IR-03 DATA CODE:

SOURCE #1 : 46B9 11EE SOURCE #1 : 46B9 21DE SOURCE #1 : 46B9 31CE SOURCE #2 : 46B9 12ED SOURCE #2 : 46B9 22DD SOURCE #2 : 46B9 32CD SOURCE #3 : 46B9 13EC SOURCE #3 : 46B9 23DC SOURCE #3 : 46B9 33CC SOURCE #4 : 46B9 14EB SOURCE #4 : 46B9 24DB SOURCE #4 : 46B9 34CB SOURCE #5 : 46B9 15EA SOURCE #5 : 46B9 25DA SOURCE #5 : 46B9 35CA SOURCE #6 : 46B9 16E9 SOURCE #6 : 46B9 26D9 SOURCE #6 : 46B9 36C9 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 17E8 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 27D8 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 37C8 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 18E7 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 28D7 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 38C7

IR-04 DATA CODE: IR-05 DATA CODE: IR-06 DATA CODE:

SOURCE #1 : 46B9 46B9 SOURCE #1 : 46B9 51AE SOURCE #1 : 46B9 619E SOURCE #2 : 46B9 42BD SOURCE #2 : 46B9 52AD SOURCE #2 : 46B9 629D SOURCE #3 : 46B9 43BC SOURCE #3 : 46B9 53AC SOURCE #3 : 46B9 639C SOURCE #4 : 46B9 44BB SOURCE #4 : 46B9 54AB SOURCE #4 : 46B9 649B SOURCE #5 : 46B9 45BA SOURCE #5 : 46B9 55AA SOURCE #5 : 46B9 659A SOURCE #6 : 46B9 46B9 SOURCE #6 : 46B9 56A9 SOURCE #6 : 46B9 6699 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 47B8 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 57A8 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 6798 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 48B7 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 58A7 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 6897

IR-07 DATA CODE: IR-08 DATA CODE:

SOURCE #1 : 46B9 718E SOURCE #1 : 46B9 817E SOURCE #2 : 46B9 728D SOURCE #2 : 46B9 827D SOURCE #3 : 46B9 738C SOURCE #3 : 46B9 837C SOURCE #4 : 46B9 748B SOURCE #4 : 46B9 847B SOURCE #5 : 46B9 758A SOURCE #5 : 46B9 857A SOURCE #6 : 46B9 7689 SOURCE #6 : 46B9 8679 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 7788 SOURCE #7 : 46B9 8778 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 7887 SOURCE #8 : 46B9 8877

EDID FUNCTION - SYSTEM RESET/FACTORY RESET

SYSTEM RESET

SYSTEM RESET RETURN SWITCH TO FACTORY DEFAULTS

Press RECALL > OFF > ENTER

RESET to Factory Default

1. Press RECALL button: The LCM will show the current stored presets status.

2. Press OFF button: The LCM will show “SYSTEM RESET”

3. Press ENTER button: To conﬁ rm entries. The switch will reset all customizable values back to factory defaults. You must POWER CYCLE the switch for the new values to take effect.

NOTE: Factory Reset Defaults to:

1. Source Destination will be set to 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, etc.

2. Switch matrices stored in memory will be cleared.

3. Lock function will return to Un-Locked.

4. AUX function will disable and return to UN-AUX (On Select Models).

5. ARC function will disable and return to SPDIF as the Output (On Select Models).

6. EDID will return to FSS

7. Ethernet port will return to DHCP=ENABLED.

(1080p-2ch Mode).

RESET EDID

EDID RESET PROCEDURE

From the Front Panel:

EDID > RECALL > OFF > ENTER

Press

LEARNING MODE 2 SETTING EDID TO LEARNING MODE 2

Press EDID > OFF > DESTINATIONS > ENTER

The EDID for HDMI has been passed from the Destination port to the Source port.

RESET EDID

Press EDID. Press RECALL. Press OFF. The display should show Reset EDID. Press ENTER.

1. Press EDID button: The LCM will show the current EDID status.

2. Press OFF button: Does the OFF button stay illuminated?* *If Yes: Press ALL the Destination buttons individually so they illuminate blue.

The switcher will LEARN the destination HDMI EDID and pass to the selected source. The switcher will Enable or Disable HDMI EDID for the selected source.

3. Press ENTER to conﬁ rm changes. The LCM will return to the default screen showing selected matrix routing status. This puts you in Learning Mode 2.

*If No: You might need a f/w update.

EDID FUNCTION

EDID FUNCTION FOR HDMI MATRIX SWITCHER

EDID SETUP To Change The EDID Setup

Step 1. Press the EDID button Step 2. Press SOURCE #1 OR #2 button row Step 3. Press the ENTER button

Operation will abort if no keys are pressed within 5 seconds.

EMBEDDED EDID MODES Total 7 EDID Modes

Embedded EDID Setup

EDID > SOURCE > ENTER

Press SOURCE #1 or SOURCE #2

The display will show the currently selected EDID mode. The button will ﬂ ash blue and the display will show the current Embedded EDID Status. To set EDID mode. The switcher will return to operation mode.

To select Embedded EDID mode or LEARNING mode. Repeatedly pressing the SOURCE 1 button will cycle up thru the options. Repeatedly pressing the SOURCE 2 button will cycle down thru the options.

Embedded EDID:

Mode 1 : FSS Mode 2 : H24-3D Mode 6 : 4K2K Mode 3 : H24-3D-M Mode 7 : DVI-D 1920x1200-60Hz Mode 4 : H36-3D

Mode 5 : H36-3D-M

EDID FUNCTION FOR HDMI MATRIX SWITCHER

RESET EDID Return To Factory Default

How to RESET EDID mode

EDID > RECALL > ENTER

Press

To RESET to FACTORY DEFAULT (1080p-2CH). Press EDID button: The LCM will show the current EDID status. Press RECALL button: The LCM will show the RESET EDID. Press ENTER to conﬁ rm entries. The EDID will return to FSS

mode and resolution 1080p-2CH.

EDID STATUS To View The Current EDID Status

Step 1. Press EDID button Step 2. Press EDID button

HOW TO SETUP FSS® FUNCTION Fast Speed Start

Step 1. Press the DESTINATION #1~8 button row

Then Press the SOURCE #1~8 button row

Step 2. Press EDID button Step 3. Press ENTER button Step 4. Press EDID button Step 5. Press ENTER button

The button will ﬂ ash blue and the display will show the current Embedded EDID Status. To exit.

To setup and Install all devices.

Select a optimum status of Embedded EDID mode. To conﬁ rm entries. To select the EDID FSS To conﬁ rm entries.

mode.

EDID FUNCTION

EDID function for HDMI Matrix Switcher

Mode 1. FSS® (Fast Speed Start®) Fast Speed Start® mode shortens the startup time of the switcher. Selecting this

mode does not force the EDID setup to be cancelled. Users may ﬁ rst select one EDID mode from mode 2 to 3, and then select mode 1 for fast speed start

Mode 2. H24-3D (1080p-24 bits) Audio Support: PCM 2CH

Mode 3. H24-3D-M (1080p-24 bits) Audio Support: MA T(MLP) 7.1CH, PCM-2CH, One Bit Audio 2CH, AC-3 5.1CH, DTS

5.1CH, PCM 7.1CH, Dolby Digital + 7.1CH, DTS-HD 7.1CH

Mode 4. H36-3D (1080p-36 bits) Audio Support: PCM 2CH

Mode 5. H36-3D-M (1080p-36 bits) Audio Support: MA T(MLP) 7.1CH, PCM 2CH, One Bit Audio 2CH, AC-3 5.1CH, DTS

5.1CH, PCM 7.1CH, Dolby Digital + 7.1CH, DTS-HD 7.1CH

Mode 6. 4K2K (24/30Hz) HDMI Support: 4K2K-3D, PCM 2CH (3860x2160-24/30Hz)

Audio Support: PCM 2CH

Mode 7. 1920x1200-60Hz (DVI-D) DVI Support: DVI-D 1920x1200 60Hz

EDID FUNCTION

LEARNING EDID SINGLE TO SINGLE Learning Destination #2 EDID To Source #3

Step 1. Press EDID button Step 2. Press the DESTINATION #2 button row Step 3. Press the SOURCE #3 button row Step 4. Press ENTER button

The button will ﬂ ash blue and the display will show the current Embedded EDID Status. Copy the Destination #2 Display EDID. Learning the Destination #2 EDID To Source # 3. To conﬁ rm entries.

LEARNING EDID SINGLE TO MULTIPLE Learning Destination EDID Link To The Majority Sources

Step 1. Press EDID button Step 2. Press the DESTINATION 1-8 button row Step 3. Press the SOURCE 1-8 button row Step 4. Press ENTER button

The button will ﬂ ash blue and the display will show the current Embedded EDID Status. Copy any 1~8 Destinations EDID. Learning the Destination EDID link to source #1-8. To conﬁ rm entries.

LEARNING EDID SINGLE TO ALL Learning Destination EDID Link To All Sources

Step 1. Press EDID button Step 2. Press destination button 1 THRU 8 Step 3. Press ALL button Step 4. Press ENTER button

The button will ﬂ ash blue and the display will show the current Embedded EDID Status. Learning anyone 1~8 Destination EDID to all sources. Learning selected destination EDID to all sources. To conﬁ rm entries.

SINGLE LEARNING #1 DEFINITION Single Learning EDID From Destination To Source

1. Switcher will LEARN destination EDID and pass the selected source.

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2. Learning EDID setup for HDBaseT Press the same DESTINATION # to learn HDBaseT

CATx Key Press Sequence: EDID > DESTINATION # > DESTINATION # > SOURCE # > ENTER. Again,

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CATx EDID. The EDID for HDBaseT™ CATx has been learned

3. To set up learning between a single destination and multiple sources: Press: EDID button > DESTINATION 1 THRU 8 > Press the majority SOURCES 1 THRU 8 > Press ENTER. Switcher will learn single destination EDID to many source devices.

4. How to Learning single destinations with all sources. Press EDID button > Press ALL button > Press ENTER to conﬁ rm.

MULTIPLE LEARNING #2 DEFINITION Multiple Learning EDID From Destination To Source

1. Switcher will multiple LEARN destination EDID and pass the selected source.

2. To set up multiple learning between a single destination and single source: Press EDID button > Press OFF button > Press DESTINATION 1 THRU 8 > Press ENTER to conﬁ rm. Switcher will learn destination EDID to source device.

3. When the Source has “Learned” the EDID data from a destination, it will save that EDID information into EPROM and the EDID data will not change. To change a saved HDMI EDID information, you have to select a new LEARNING destination to source or Disable the LEARNING.

LEARNING EDID Learning EDID from Destination to Source

Press EDID > DESTINATION Button: The LCM will be show LEARNING. Switcher will LEARN destination HDMI EDID and pass the selected source.

Learning EDID setup for HDMI:

Key Sequence:

EDID > DESTINATION # > SOURCE # > ENTER The EDID for HDMI has been learned.

Switcher will LEARN destination HDBaseT™ CA Tx EDID and pass the selected source.

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Learning EDID setup for HDBaseT

Key Sequence:

EDID > DESTINATION # > DESTINATION # > SOURCE # > ENTER

Again, Press the same DESTINATION # to learn HDBaseT HDBaseT

™

CATx has been learned.

CATx:

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CATx EDID The EDID for

NOTE: The already learned EDID cannot be modiﬁ ed. You can only rebuild a new Learning EDID. For Example: When the Source has “Learned” the EDID data from a destination, It will save that EDID information into EPROM and the

EDID data cannot change. Please select new learning destination to sources or change to one of the embedded EDID modes when you want to remove the learning EDID memory from EPROM.

EDID FUNCTION

EDID MULTIPLE LEARNING MODE-2

The MULTIPLE LEARNING MODE-2 feature is part of a ﬁ rmware update released after JUNE 2014. If you do not see the MULTIPLE LEARNING MODE-2 feature then you do not have the latest ﬁ rmware. You should contact your place of purchase for availability of a ﬁ rmware update. Not all devices are capable of a ﬁ rmware update. Firmware update requires a PC with OS Windows XP or WIN7 and an RS-232 port (or USB to RS-232). Customer is responsible for implementing a ﬁ rmware update and accepts all risks. Others limitations may apply.

LEARNING EDID #2 Passing EDID From Destination To Source

Multiple Learning mode #2 EDID setup

Press

The EDID for HDMI has been Learned from the Destination port to the Source port.

1. Press EDID button. The LCM will show the current EDID status.

EDID > OFF > DESTINATION #1 THRU #8 > ENTER

2. Press

3. Press EDID and pass to the selected source. Switcher will Enable or Disable HDMI EDID for the selected source.

4. Press showing selected matrix routing status.

NOTE: When the Source has “Learned” the EDID data from a destination, it will save that EDID information into EPROM and the EDID data will not change. To change a saved HDMI EDID information, you have to select a new LEARNING destination to source or Disable the LEARNING

OFF button. The LCM will show the current EDID LEARN status.

DESTINATION #1 THRU #8 The switcher will LEARN the destination HDMI

ENTER to conﬁ rm changes. The LCM will return to the default screen

TYPICAL APPLICATION

INSTALLING DIAGRAM

Sample Connection:

1. Using IR External, RS-232 or Ethernet commands to control the SB-5688CAP via PC or SB-100 IR receiver to transmit the SB5688CAP’s IR signal.

2. Audio output link ARC from TV return channel, HDMI audio source or mixing Auxiliary audio.

NOTE:

1. Switcher IR External Port: Use SB-100 IR signal Receiver

2. Control HDMI TV ARC: Use SB-5688CAP ARC function

3. Control Switch via a PC RS-232

4. Control Switch via a PC Ethernet

The RS-232 application, IR and Ethernet control the switcher.

TYPICAL APPLICATION

INSTALLING DIAGRAM

Sample Connection:

Using SB-5688CAP HDBaseT

™

Transmitter and one HDBaseT™ Receiver (SB-6320R) to control a projector via RS-232 or IR signals.

NOTE:

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1. IR Control Projector Over HDBaseT Transmitter / SB-6320R HDBaseT

2. Projector RS-232 control by a PC via the HDBaseT™ Extender

3. Projector IR control via the HDBaseT™ Extender IR in/out

4. IR Extender Transmitter (SB-101): Use the SB-101 IR Transmitter to send IR signals to Projector

5. IR Extender Receiver (SB-100): Use the SB-100 IR Receiver to receive the Projector IR Remote signal

Extender: SB-5688CAP HDBaseT™

™

Receiver

TYPICAL APPLICATION

INSTALLING DIAGRAM

Sample Connection:

Using SB-5688CAP with IR Transmitters (SB-101) via SB-6320R to control a IR signal from Satellite Receiver.

NOTE:

1. IR Control Satellite Receiver Over HDBaseT via CAT6/6a/7 cable:

HDBaseT HDBaseT

2. IR Extender Transmitter (SB-101): Use the SB-101 IR Transmitter to extend the IR signal to the Satellite Receiver player * HDBaseT

™

Transmitter: SB-5688CAP

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Receiver: SB-6320R

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extender used category CAT6/6a/7 cable

™

Extender

Supports HDBaseT

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Extender by Switcher Transmitter and SB-6320R Receiver via CAT6/6a/7 cable.

IR EXTENDER

1. SB-100 IR 300M Receiver

SB-100

IR Receiver Set

SB-100 Maximum Distance ~ 984 feet (300M)

The SB-100 IR Receiver is required when using the port “ALL in” Jack.

2. SB-100C IR 2M Receiver

IR Receiver cable 6ft (2M)

SB-100C

IR Receiver Cable

SB-100C Maximum Distance ~ 6 feet (2M)

The SB-100C IR Receiver will not function on the port “ALL in” Jack.

Switcher IR EXT. In Cable (3C) IR Receiver (SB-100)

Distance: Max.300M

IR PN#: SB-XXXX

F F

IR Rx

ANI-100

RS -232 IR E XT. in

RS-232

IR EXT .

RoHS/95/EC

INPUT

DC 12V

Control Switch SB-XXXX

Switcher IR EXT. In

Cable (2C) IR Receiver (SB-100C)

Distance: Max.(2M)

IR PN#: SB-XXXX

T I

X I

T A M I

DM H

Control Switch SB-XXXX

RS -232 IR E XT. in

RS-232

IR EXT .

RoHS/95/EC

INPUT

DC 12V

IR Rx

ANI-100

-3

T I

123

T A M I

DM H

IR W

*** When you plug the External IR extender into the switcher, the front panel IR receiver remains active. ***

Pin configuration for IR 984 feet (300M) Extender Receiver such as SB-100 compatible

Sleeve

Tip (center)

SB-100

IR Receiver Set

Tip: Signal Ring :VCC Sleeve: GND

Tip

Ring

Sleeve

Ring

SB-100 Receiver and SB-101 Transmitter The DISTANCE maximum ~ 984 feet (300M)

Pin configuration for IR Receiver 6 feet (2M) cable such as SB-100C compatible

IR Receiver cable 6ft (2M)

SB-100C

IR Receiver Cable

Tip: Signal Ring: NC Sleeve: GND

Tip

Ring

Sleeve

Ring

Sleeve

Tip (center)

SB-100 Receiver and SB-101C Transmitter The DISTANCE maximum ~ 984 feet (300M)

VCC (Ring)

GND (Sleeve)

Signal (center)

GND (Sleeve)

Signal (center)

Note: The External IR jack has voltage on the “Ring” portion of a 3-conductor plug. You must use a 3-conductor plug (aka: stereo plug). Using a 2-conductor plug will short out the power supply. Always make connections with the switcher power off.

The frequency range of the IR emitter and receivers is 38khz.

IR EXTENDER

1. SB-101 IR 300M Transmitter

DC 12V

RoHS/95/EC

SB-101

IR Transmitter Set

2. SB-101C IR 2M Transmitter

Device Cable (3C) IR Transmitter (SB-101)

IR out

From

Receiver

IR in

Receiver

CAT6/6a/7

OUTPUT

IR Tx

SB-101

SB-101 Maximum Distance ~ 984 feet (300M)

Device Cable (3C) IR Transmitter (SB-101C)

IR Transmitter cable 6ft (2M)

SB-101C

DC 12V

RoHS /95/EC

Transmitter Cable

IR out

From

Receiver

IR in

Receiver

CAT6/6a/7

OUTPUT

IR Tx

SB-101C

SB-101C Maximum Distance ~ 6 feet (2M)

*** When you plug the External IR extender into the switcher, the front panel IR transmitter remains active. ***

PIN CONFIGURATION:

SB-101 and SB-101C Transmitter Pin configuration

Tip: Signal Ring :VCC

Tip

Ring

Sleeve

Sleeve: GND

SB-101

IR Transmitter Set

Sleeve

Tip (center)

SB-101 Maximum Distance ~ 984 feet (300M)

IR Transmitter cable 6ft (2M)

Sleeve

Tip: Signal Ring: NC

Tip

Ring

Sleeve: GND

SB-101C

Transmitter Cable

Sleeve

Tip (center)

SB-101C Maximum Distance ~ 6 feet (2M)

VCC (Ring)

GND (Sleeve)

Signal (center)

GND (Sleeve)

Signal (center)

The frequency range of the IR emitter and receivers is 38khz.

ETHERNET & RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE

ETHERNET SERIAL INTERFACE TO CONNECT A PC OR CONTROL SYSTEM - VERSION COMPATIBLE V2.0

For a complete list of commands, please reference external document extended Ethernet Protocol Instruction Manual.

ETHERNET SERIAL INTERFACE

Pin Ethernet Reference

1 TXOP TX + 2 TXON TX 3 RXIP RX +

4NC

Note : Control the switcher SPD : Speed LINK : Ethernet link RJ-45 Female 8P-8 Connector

ETHERNET TCP/IP PROTOCOL COMMANDS ( ETHERNET / RS-232 CONTROL DRIVER V2.0.1 )

*** The Ethernet port and RS-232 port cannot be used simultaneously. Any connection to the Ethernet Control port will disable serial commands send to the RS-232 port.***

5NC 6 RXIN RX -

7NC 8 GND

RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE TO CONNECT A PC OR CONTROL SYSTEM - VERSION COMPATIBLE V2.0

For a complete list of commands, please reference external document extended RS-232 Protocol Instruction Manual.

RS-232 Conﬁ guration

RS-232 cable is a straight thru cable and not null-modem

Deﬁ nition Pin Pin Deﬁ nition

1 1 DCD

TX 2 2 RX

RX 3 3 TX

Shinybow

Device

GND 5 5 GND

RS-232

RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE PROTOCOL COMMANDS ( ETHERNET / RS-232 CONTROL DRIVER V2.0 )

The Shinybow switcher can be controlled via the RS-232 serial control port to allow for interfacing to a PC, or similar third party control system.

4 4 DTR

6 6 DSR 77RTS 8 8 CTS 99RI

The serial communication parameters are 9600 baud, 8 bit, No Parity and 1 stop bit - this is often referred to as 9600 8N1. When the unit recognizes a complete command it will perform the requested action - there is no delimiter character required.

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