Tekvox TEK MV71-4K 79065, TEK MV71-4K 79064 User Manual

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4K 7x1 Multiviewer Switcher

(TEK MV71-4K 79064 & 79065)

User Manual

All Rights Reserved

Revised July 1, 2015

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Preface

Read this user manual carefully before using this product. Pictures shown in this
manual are for reference only. Different model and specifications are subject to real
product.

This manual is only for operation instruction only, not for any maintenance usage. The
functions described in this version are recent as of January 2015. Any changes to
functions and parameters since then will be updated separately. Please refer to your
dealer for the latest details.

Trademarks

Product model and logo are trademarks. Any other trademarks mentioned in this
manual are acknowledged as the properties of the trademark owner. No part of this
publication may be copied or reproduced without prior written consent.

FCC Statement

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
commercial installation.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in
which case the user at their own expense will be required to take whatever measures
may be necessary to correct the interference.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacture will void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

To insure the best from the product, please read all instructions carefully before using
the device. Save this manual for further reference.

l Unpack the equipment carefully and save the original box and packing material for

possible future shipment

l Follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock and injury

to persons.

l Do not dismantle the housing or modify the module. It may result in electrical shock

or burn.

l Using supplies or parts not meeting the products’ specifications may cause

damage, deterioration or malfunction.

l Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

l To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain, moisture or install

this product near water.

l Do not put any heavy items on the extension cable in case of extrusion.

l Do not remove the housing of the device as opening or removing housing may

expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.

l Install the device in a place with fine ventilation to avoid damage caused by

overheat.

l Keep the module away from liquids.

l Spillage into the housing may result in fire, electrical shock, or equipment damage.

If an object or liquid falls or spills on to the housing, unplug the module
immediately.

l Do not twist or pull by force ends of the optical cable. It can cause malfunction.

l Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners to clean this unit. Always unplug the power to

the device before cleaning.

l Unplug the power cord when left unused for a long period of time.

l Information on disposal for scrapped devices: do not burn or mix with general

household waste, please treat them as normal electrical wastes.

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Feature List

l Multiple inputs: 4 x HDMI, 2 x DisplayPort, 1 x RGB/YPbPr
l HDMI，DisplayPort source input with 4Kx2K@30Hz support
l Supports MHL in the four HDMI input ports
l Supports multiple HDMI output resolutions, such as 4Kx2K@30Hz and 1080P.
l Supports Auto Scaler in each source input
l Supports different multiple-window modes of quadruple windows, triple windows,

double windows and a single window, outputting to a display device through one
HDMI output

l Supports pre-defined multiple-window mode
l Supports breakaway audio
l HDCP compliant
l Fast switch between input ports
l Supports audio 7 x 1
l Supports multiple-channel HDMI, DisplayPort audio extraction, optical fiber and

eight-channel analog outputs

l Supports one-key fast switch and all-round display through HDMI/DisplayPort

Cable Switch

l Easy-to-use panel and Web GUI
l Chooses from four control methods – Panel, IR, IP (Web GUI, Telnet & UDP) and

RS232

l On-site firmware upgrading through USB port.
l 1U size design

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Contents

Getting'Started'.......................................................................................................................................................'7'

Panel'Layout'........................................................................................................................................................'7'

Front'Panel'......................................................................................................................................................'7'

Back'Panel'.......................................................................................................................................................'8'

IR'Remote'Control'U nit'.......................................................................................................................................'9'

Button'layout'..................................................................................................................................................'9'

HDMI/DP'Cable'Switcher'(Optional)'................................................................ .................................................'10'

Installation'........................................................................................................................................................'10'

How'to'Connect'the'Multiviewer'Switcher'...................................................................................................'10'

Wiring'Diagram'.............................................................................................................................................'11'

Operating'..............................................................................................................................................................'12'

Standby'Mode'and'Operational'Mode'.............................................................................................................'12'

Screen'layout'Configuration'.............................................................................................................................'12'

Single'Window'..............................................................................................................................................'15'

Double'Windows'...........................................................................................................................................'16'

Triple'Windows'.............................................................................................................................................'17'

Quadruple'Windows'.....................................................................................................................................'18'

Output'Resolution'.............................................................................................................................................'19'

Audio'Setting'.....................................................................................................................................................'19'

Audio'Input'Select'.........................................................................................................................................'19'

Audio'Output'Instructions'............................................................................................................................'21'

OSD'Setting'Instructions'...................................................................................................................................'21'

Advanced'Settings'.................................................................................................................................................'25'

RS232'Setting'....................................................................................................................................................'25'

IP'Setting'...........................................................................................................................................................'26'

Command'List'...................................................................................................................................................'28'

Source'Control'..............................................................................................................................................'29'

Video Input Select by Viewer ...................................................................................................... 29'

Audio Source Selection .............................................................................................................. 30'

Volume Control ........................................................................................................................... 31'

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Aspect Ratio Selection ............................................................................................................... 31'

Resolution Selection ................................................................................................................... 32'

Advanced'Control'.........................................................................................................................................'32'

Power Control ............................................................................................................................. 32'

Audio Delay ................................................................................................................................ 33'

System Controls ......................................................................................................................... 33'

EDID'Management'........................................................................................................................................'35'

Copy Preset EDID ...................................................................................................................... 36'

Copy EEPROM EDID ................................................................................................................. 37'

Write EDID Name (EEPROM) .................................................................................................... 38'

Read EDID Name (EEPROM) .................................................................................................... 38'

Write EDID Data to (EEPROM) .................................................................................................. 38'

Read EDID Data from (EEPROM) .............................................................................................. 39'

Read EDID Data from Output ..................................................................................................... 39'

Copy EDID Data from Output ..................................................................................................... 39'

WEB'Setting'......................................................................................................................................................'40'

General'Settings'............................................................................................................................................'40'

Screen Layout Selection ............................................................................................................. 41'

Video Input Selection .................................................................................................................. 41'

Aspect Ratio ............................................................................................................................... 41'

Audio Input ................................................................................................................................. 42'

Audio Volume: ............................................................................................................................ 43'

Output Timing: ............................................................................................................................ 43'

Advanced'Settings'.........................................................................................................................................'44'

Power Switch Selection .............................................................................................................. 44'

Audio Mute Selection .................................................................................................................. 45'

Auto Position Setting .................................................................................................................. 46'

Restore to default Setting ........................................................................................................... 46'

Serial Baud Rate Setting: ........................................................................................................... 46'

Other'.....................................................................................................................................................................'47'

F/W'Update'.......................................................................................................................................................'47'

Specifications'....................................................................................................................................................'48'

Relative'Products'Series:'...................................................................................................................................'49'

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Getting Started

Panel Layout

Front Panel

ID

Name

Description

1

IR receive window

IR receive sensor, receives the IR signals
from the IR remote.

2

Input Buttons and Indicator

Presses the buttons 1~7 to select the
corresponding video or audio input. The
indicators mean the corresponding status of
the video or audio input.

3

Audio Selection Button and
Indicator

Presses this button, then the indicator lights
up, meaning switching between audio
outputs.

4

Video Input Button and
Indicator

Presses the buttons 1~4, indicating the
corresponding windows are selected. The
indicators mean whether this window is
effective.

5

Video Window Mode
Button and Indicator

Video window mode selection: single
window, double windows, triple windows
and quadruple windows. The indicators
mean whether this window is effective.

6

Output Resolution Button
and Indicator

Selects the related resolutions, then the
indicators light up.

7

Power Indicator

Indicates whether the power is working
properly or not.

8

Standby button and
indicator

l Switches between standby and normal

work modes.

l When this device is switched to the

standby mode, the indicator lights up.

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Back Panel

ID

Name

Description

1

Power Switch
and 110/220
AC Power
Receptacle

Turn the power ON or OFF using this switch, Connect
the included AC power cord to this receptacle and
connect the plug to an available electrical outlet.

2

Analog audio
output

8 channel analog audio output, Connect a 3.5mm
mini-stereo cable from this jack to the Line In jack of a
multimedia system.

3

Optical output

Connect the optical output port to the digital audio input
port of your amplifier

4

HDMI output

Connect an HDMI cable from this port to an
HD or 4K display.

5

Analog audio
input 1~7

7 channel stereo analog audio input, Connect a 3.5mm
mini-stereo cable from the Line Out jack on the audio
source to this jack.

6

HDMI input 1～
4

Connect up to four Hi-Def sources to these inputs using
HDMI cables.

7

DisplayPort
input 1～2

Connect up to two Hi-Def sources to these inputs using
DisplayPort cables.

8

RGB/YPbPr
input

Connect up to a Hi-Def sources to this input using
DB-15 cable or YPbPr-VGA cable.

9

IP Cont.

Connect an Ethernet cable between
this jack and a LAN to use IP control.
Refer to RS-232 and IP Configuration for
more information on setting up IP control.

10

RS-232

Connect an RS-232 cable from this port
to an RS-232 device. See RS-232 and
IP Configuration for more information on
setting up RS-232 control.

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IR Remote Control Unit

Button layout

ID

Name

Description

1

Power

Press this button to power-ON or power-OFF
the Multiviewer Switcher

2

Input 1-7

Press "1-7" buttons to select the corresponding
video input or audio input

3

Windows 1-4

Press "1-7" buttons to select the corresponding
window for select video input

4

Screen Layout

Press this buttons to select Single mode, Double
mode, TRIPLE mode and Quadruple mode

5

Audio

Press this button and then press the "1-7" buttons
to select the corresponding audio input

6

Mute

Press this button to Mute or UnMute the Multiviewer
Switcher audio output

7

Resolution

Press this button to change the Multiviewer
Switcher HDMI output resolution

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HDMI/DP Cable Switcher (Optional)

ID

Name

Description

1

HDMI/DP Output

Connect up to 4k or Hi-Def HDMI/DP sources

2

Power Indicator

Indicates the power indicator.

3

Link Indicator

Indicates the connection status indicator.

4

Switch Button

Presses this button Multiviewer Switcher to switch
to this signal port.

5

HDMI/DP Input

Connects to the HDMI or DisplayPort ports of
Multiviewer Switcher using the HDMI cables.

Installation

How to Connect the Multiviewer Switcher

1. Connect up to four 4K or HD HDMI sources to the input ports (HDMI 1 - HDMI 4), Connect up to two 4K

or HD DisplayPort sources to the input ports (DISPLAYPORT 5 - DISPLAYPORT 6), Connect up to one

Hi-Def VGA or YPbPr sources to the input ports (RGB/YPbPr) on the Multiviewer Switcher

2. Connect an 4K or HD display to the HDMI Output port on the Multiviewer Switcher

3. OPTIONAL: Connect up seven stereo analog audio sources to audio input ports(1-7) on the Multiviewer

Switcher.

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4. OPTIONAL: Connect the HDMI/DP input port of HDMI/DP cable switcher to the 4K or HD source device.

Connect the HDMI/DP input port of Multiviewer Switcher to the HDMI/DP output port of HDMI/DP cable

switcher using HDMI or DP cables.

5. OPTIONAL: Connect four 3.5mm mini-stereo cables from the jacks on the Multiviewer Switcher to the

“Line In” jack of a multimedia system, or connect an optical cable from the OPTICAL on the Multiviewer

Switcher to the “Optical In” of a multimedia system.

6. OPTIONAL: Connect an RS-232 cable from the RS-232 port on the Multiviewer Switcher to the RS-232

connector on the serial controller.

7. OPTIONAL: Connect an Ethernet cable from the LAN port on the Multiviewer Switcher to a Local Area

Network (LAN).

8. Connect the AC power cord to the Multiviewer Switcher and connect the plug to an available electrical

outlet.

Wiring Diagram

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Operating

Standby Mode and Operational Mode

The “PWR” LED next to the Power button on the front panel indicates the power state of the Multiviewer
Switcher. This indicator remains illuminated as long as power is being supplied to the Multiviewer
Switcher. If this indicator does not illuminate, check the connection between the power receptacle on
the Multiviewer Switcher and the AC outlet.

In Standby mode the Standby indicator will light up until the Multiviewer Switcher wakes up. When the
normal work mode is used, the Standby indicator will turn off. There three methods to wake up the
device include the following: pressing the Standby button, pressing the ON/OFF button on the IR
remote or using LAN or RS232 commands.

Screen layout Configuration

The Multiviewer Switcher offers four window configurations: quadruple windows, triple windows, double
windows, and single window. The screen configuration is shown as follows.

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Press the four buttons in the Screen Layout of the Multiviewer Switcher, corresponding to the four
modes above. For example, if you want to use the mode for quadruple windows, press the button so
that the icon is displayed or the button in the remote. The button indicator on the panel will light up,
and the picture output on the display device through HDMI will show quadruple windows. Meanwhile,
the video 1-4 indicators will light up.

The Multiviewer Switcher can display up to four sources. When multiple sources are displayed on the
screen, each source is regarded as a single window, and each window is defined as an input. However,
we want to define the operation in the single window to introduce the basic operation before
introduction to the operation in multiple windows. In the following example, seven HD sources (each
displayed as a single picture) are connected to Multiviewer Switcher. When the Multiviewer Switcher is

delivered from the factory, the default boot settings are loaded automatically (see below).

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Single Window

1) Use the button on the front panel remote to set to the single window mode. When the Video 1
button indicator lights up, the Input 1 indicator will light up.

2) The HDMI output configures the HDMI 1 input. The window is shown as follows:

3) If you want to switch to the signal of DisplayPort5:

Method 1: Press the INPUTS 5 button on the front panel or remote.
Method 2: Press the Video 1 button on the front panel or remote.

The 1 button indicator on the panel will turn solid and the 2~7 button indicators will blink. If an
indicator is solid, it means that the source is currently selected. If an indicator is blinking, it means
that the source which can be selected.

4) When the 5 button indicator lights up, the panel status is shown as follows:

5) The HDMI output picture is changed to the signal of DisplayPort5.

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Double Windows

1) Use the “ ” button on the front panel or remote to set the mode to double windows. This will turn
the Video 1 and 2 indicators on the front panel on.

2) The HDMI output port outputs the mode of double
windows. Window 1 is configured to the HDMI 1 input
(HDMI1 is the factory default. If any changes are made,
use the last configuration). Window 2 is configured to
HDMI2 input (HDMI2 is the factory default. If any
changes are made, use the last configuration). The
windows are shown as follows:

3) For example, if you want to switch to Window 1 the signal of DisplayPort5:
Method 1: Press the INPUTS 5 button on the front panel or remote. The Video 1 and 2 button
indicators will blink (this indicates that the two buttons can be selected). Press the Video 1 button on
the front panel or remote to select Window 1.
Method 2: First press the Video 1 button on the front
panel or remote. The 1 button indicator on the panel
will become solid. If the 2~7 button indicators are
blinking (If an indicator is solid on, it means the
source currently selected; If an indicator is blinking, it
means this source can be selected), press the
INPUTS 1 button on the front panel or in the remote.

4) Windows 2 can select DisplayPort6 using the same
method.

5) When the INPUTS indicators are off, the panel status is shown as follows:

6) The HDMI output picture is changed to the status below.

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Triple Windows

1) Use the “ ” button on the front panel or remote to set to the mode of triple windows. The Video 1, 2,
and 3 button indicators on the front panel will light up.

2) The HDMI output port outputs the mode of triple windows.
Window 1 is configured to HDMI1 input (HDMI1 is the
factory default. If any changes are made, use the last
configuration); Window 2 is configured to HDMI2 input
(HDMI2 is the factory default. If any changes are made,
use the last configuration). Window 3 is configured to
HDMI3 input (HDMI3 is the factory default. If any changes
are made, use the last configuration). The windows are
shown as follows:

3) If you want to switch to Window 1 and the DisplayPort5
signal:
Method 1: Press the INPUTS 5 button on the front panel
or remote. The Video 1 and 2 button indicators blink
(indicates the two buttons can be selected), press the
Video 1 button on the front panel or in the remote to
select Window 1.

Method 2: Press the Video 1 button on the front panel
or remote. The 1 button indicator on the panel turns solid on,
2~7 button indicators will blink (If an indicator is solid, it means the source currently selected. If an
indicator is blinking, it means this source can be selected), press the INPUTS 1 button on the front
panel or in the remote.

4) Using the same methods, Window 2 can select DisplayPort6 and Window 3 can select RGB/YPbPr.

5) When the INPUTS indicators are off, the panel status is shown as follows:

6) The HDMI output picture is changed to the following status.

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Quadruple Windows

1) Use the “ ” button on the front panel or remote to set to the mode of quadruple windows. The

Video 1, 2, 3, and 4 button indicators on the front panel will light up.

2) HDMI output port outputs the mode of quadruple windows. Window 1 is configured to HDMI1 input

(HDMI1 is the factory default. If any changes are made,
use the last configuration); Window 2 is configured to
HDMI2 input (HDMI2 is the factory default. If any changes
are made, use the last configuration); Window 3 is
configured to HDMI3 input (HDMI3 is the factory default. If
any changes are made, use the last configuration);
Window 4 is configured to HDMI4 input (HDMI4 is the
factory default. If any changes are made, use the last
configuration). The windows are shown as follows:

3) If you want to switch to Window 1 switch the signal of DisplayPort5, use one of the following

methods:
Method 1: Press the INPUTS 5 button on the front panel or
remote, the Video 1 and 2 button indicators blink (indicates the
two buttons can be selected), press the Video 1 button on the
front panel or in the remote to select Window 1.

Method 2: Press the Video 1 button on the front panel or
remote, the 1 button indicator on the panel turns solid, 2~7 button
indicators are blinking (If an indicator is solid on, it means the source
currently selected; If an indicator is blinking, it means this source can be selected), press the INPUTS 1
button on the front panel or in the remote.

4) In the same methods, Window 2 can select DisplayPort6, and Window 3 can select RGB/YPbPr.

5) When the INPUTS indicators are off, the panel status is shown as follows.

6) HDMI output picture is changed to the following status.

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Output Resolution

HDMI output resolutions support multiple modes with the indicator indication.

• Auto'

• 4K'*'2K' ' （3840'*'2160'@30Hz）'

• 1080P' ' ' ' (1920'*'1080'@'60Hz)'

• 720P' ' ('1280'*'720'@'60Hz)'

• WUXGA'(1900'*'1200'@'60Hz)'

• UXGA'(1600'*'1200'@'60HZ)'

• WXGA'(1280'*'800'@'60Hz)'

• XGA'(1024'*'768'@60Hz)'

'

Auto means that the output of the HDMI resolutions is based on the EDID information read from the
display device.

Operation method:
Press the Resolution buttons on the panel or remote to switch between different HDMI output
resolutions. The switching sequence is as follows: Auto -> 4K x 2K -> 1080P -> 720P -> WUXGA ->
UXGA -> WXGA -> XGA -> Auto. When a resolution is selected, the corresponding indicator lights up
and the HDMI output is switched to the new resolution.

Audio Setting

The MV71 supports breakaway audio and requires the audio to be selected separately from the video.

Audio Input Select

The audio also has seven inputs. When the video input is selected as HDMI or DisplayPort, the audio
will input from HDMI or DP. If the HDMI or DP input has no audio, the audio input will come from the
corresponding 3.5 mm earphone jack. For example, if the DVI signal is transmitted through HDMI1, the
audio will input from the 3.5mm earphone jack of the audio output 1 (above the HDMI1 port). VGA video
corresponds to the 3.5mm jack of the audio output 7.

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Operations for audio switching:
Method 1:
(1). Press audio button. The corresponding indicator will light up. This means that the audio output is
selected. If the Input indicator of the corresponding audio source turns solid, the other indicators will
blink.
(2). Press the Inputs button. The audio will switch to this channel. At the same time the Input indicators
and audio indicator are off.
(3).) If no further operation is performed within 5 seconds during Step 2, it will exit from this status.
Method 2:
(1). Press the audio button. The corresponding indicator will light up, which means that the audio
output is selected. When the Input indicator of the corresponding audio source turns solid, the other
indicators blink.
(2). Press the desired “Inputs” button and the audio will switch to this channel. At the same time, the
Input indicators and audio indicator will turn off.
(3). If no further operation is performed within 5 seconds during Step 2, it will exit from this status.

Notes:
(1). Press the audio button and the “Inputs” indicator of the corresponding audio source will become
solid while the other indicators blink. This will confirm the current audio selected channel.
(2). HDMI and DisplayPort have a 3.5mm stereo audio jack. If HDMI or DisplayPort input
signals have audio format, then the digital audio signal is used. If these signals are without audio
format, then it will automatically switch to the 3.5mm analog input.

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Audio
Format

Channel

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2.0 L R

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2.1 L R

LFE

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





5.1

FL

FR

LFE

FC

RL

RR

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7.1

FL

FR

LFE

FC

RL

RR

RLC

RRC

Audio Output Instructions

There are three methods of audio output:
(1). HDMI output
(2). Optical output
(3). Analog output, 8 channels for audio output
If the input audio format is stereo, then “½” audio output is used. If the audio format is 5.1, then
channels from 1 to 6 output the audio.

OSD Setting Instructions

The On Screen Display (OSD) will show when inputs or volume levels are changed. These ODS
images can be turned off using control commands.

1) Boot logo

2) Each window displays an input source, the resolution of the input signal, whether or not there is
no HDMI cable, no HDMI signal, or no HDMI/DisplayPort/VGA.

A． Single window:

B． Double windows:

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C． When the triple windows are displayed:

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D． Quad windows:

3) Audio Mute indicates:

4) Volume adjustment:

5) VGA Auto Menu:

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6） IP address:

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Advanced Settings

RS232 Setting

RS-232 port:

Connect to RXD, TXD, GND only
RS-232 Settings:

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Description

Setting

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Baud rate

9600

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Data bits

8

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Parity

None



Stop bits

1



Hardware flow control

None

Notes: For more information about serial command lines, see the chapter of commands.

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IP Setting

MV71 supports IP control, Telnet, UTP, and so on. There are two methods to obtaining the IP address:

1. Obtain the IP address and port number via the information from the on-screen display (OSD).

2. Obtain the IP address and port number via SmartGui.

The following presents the two methods:
Obtain the IP address and port number via the information from the OSD.
Whether MV71 is in single-window mode or in multiple window mode, IP address and port number can
always be obtained from Window 1. When there is no signal, the following OSD in the window is
displayed:

When the picture is displayed, the IP information is displayed in the area above the middle of the
window.

In this example, the IP address is 192.168.1.1 and the port number is 23.

Obtain the IP address and port number via SmartGui.
Start SmartGUI on the PC. The software interface is shown as follows.

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Make sure that the PC and MV71 are in the same network segment. Click Search. The following device
list is shown:

Select the device, and click Setup. The IP information is obtained from the Device Info page: IP：

192.168.3.7 Port：23

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Command List

The MV71 is controlled or operated through the commands from RS232 or IP. The command contains
the following:

• Source Control

• Advanced Control

• EDID Management

Command header: ATM
Length: <=255
Command: xxxxxxx
Read/Write: W/R
Parameter data : xx (N byte) Carriage Return Termination is not required. All values are in ASCII.

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Source Control

Function

Item

Command

Description

Screen

Layout:

Single Viewer

ATM 09 SCR_LYT W 1

Switch to the single window.

Double Viewer

ATM 09 SCR_LYT W 2

Switch to the double windows.

Triple Viewer

ATM 09 SCR_LYT W 3

Switch to the triple windows.

Quadruple

Viewer

ATM 09 SCR_LYT W 4

Switch to the quadruple windows.

Video Input Select by Viewer

Viewer 1:

Select input #1

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 1

Video input of Window 1 is set to 1.

Select input #2

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 2

Video input of Window 1 is set to 2.

Select input #3

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 3

Video input of Window 1 is set to 3.

Select input #4

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 4

Video input of Window 1 is set to 4.

Select input #5

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 5

Video input of Window 1 is set to 5.

Select input #6

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 6

Video input of Window 1 is set to 6.

Select input #7

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 1 7

Video input of Window 1 is set to 7.

Viewer 2:

Select input #1

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 1

Video input of Window 2 is set to 1.

Select input #2

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 2

Video input of Window 2 is set to 2.

Select input #3

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 3

Video input of Window 2 is set to 3.

Select input #4

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 4

Video input of Window 2 is set to 4.

Select input #5

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 5

Video input of Window 2 is set to 5.

Select input #6

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 6

Video input of Window 2 is set to 6.

Select input #7

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 2 7

Video input of Window 2 is set to 7.

Viewer 3:

Select input #1

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 1

Video input of Window 3 is set to 1.

Select input #2

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 2

Video input of Window 3 is set to 2.

Select input #3

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 3

Video input of Window 3 is set to 3.

Select input #4

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 4

Video input of Window 3 is set to 4.

Select input #5

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 5

Video input of Window 3 is set to 5.

Select input #6

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 6

Video input of Window 3 is set to 6.

Select input #7

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 3 7

Video input of Window 3 is set to 7.

Viewer 4:

Select input #1

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 1

Video input of Window 4 is set to 1.

Select input #2

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 2

Video input of Window 4 is set to 2.

Select input #3

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 3

Video input of Window 4 is set to 3.

Select input #4

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 4

Video input of Window 4 is set to 4.

Select input #5

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 5

Video input of Window 4 is set to 5.

Select input #6

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 6

Video input of Window 4 is set to 6.

Select input #7

ATM 0A VDO_IPT W 4 7

Video input of Window 4 is set to 7.

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Audio Source Selection

Audio input

select:

Select input #1

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 1

Audio output is set to audio input 1

Select input #2

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 2

Audio output is set to audio input 2

Select input #3

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 3

Audio output is set to audio input 3

Select input #4

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 4

Audio output is set to audio input 4

Select input #5

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 5

Audio output is set to audio input 5

Select input #6

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 6

Audio output is set to audio input 6

Select input #7

ATM 09 ADO_IPT W 7

Audio output is set to audio input 7

Audio Input

Config:

Select ext. audio

on input #1

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 1 1

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W M N

M: input number; N: 0/1, 0-HDMI auto

audio, 1-external audio

E.g. This item is “Set external audio on

input No. 1”

Select ext. audio

on input #2

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 2 1

Set external audio on input No. 2

Select ext. audio

on input #3

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 3 1

Set external audio on input No. 3

Select ext. audio

on input #4

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 4 1

Set external audio on input No. 4

Select ext. audio

on input #5

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 5 1

Set external audio on input No. 5

Select ext. audio

on input #6

ATM 0A AUD_MOD W 6 1

Set external audio on input No. 6

Get Audio

Input

Conifg

State:

Check audio set

on input #1

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 1

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R M

M: input number; N: 0/1, 0-HDMI auto

audio, 1-external audio

E.g. This item is “Check audio input

configuration set on input No. 1”

Check audio set

on input #2

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 2

Check audio input configuration set on

input No. 2

Check audio set

on input #3

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 3

Check audio input configuration set on

input No. 3

Check audio set

on input #4

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 4

Check audio input configuration set on

input No. 4

Check audio set

on input #5

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 5

Check audio input configuration set on

input No. 5

Check audio set

on input #6

ATM 09 AUD_MOD R 6

Check audio input configuration set on

input No. 6

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Volume Control

Audio

volume

control：

Volume = 0 - 10

ATM 09 VOL_CRL W [X]

[X] = 0 To 10, 0 = Off

Audio
Mute:

Set audio mute “ON”

ATM 09 AUD_MUT W 0

Set the audio output as mute

Set audio mute

“OFF”

ATM 09 AUD_MUT W F

Cancel the mute setting for the audio

output

Aspect Ratio Selection

viewer 1:

NORMAL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 1 1

Set the picture in Window 1 as the

original aspect ratio

FULL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 1 2

Set the picture in Window 1 to fill the

entire window

16:9

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 1 3

Set the picture in Window 1 as the 16:9

aspect ratio

4:3

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 1 4

Set the picture in Window 1 as the 4:3

aspect ratio

viewer 2:

NORMAL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 2 1

Set the picture in Window 2 as the

original aspect ratio

FULL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 2 2

Set the picture in Window 2 to fill the

entire window

16:9

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 2 3

Set the picture in Window 2 as the 16:9

aspect ratio

4:3

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 2 4

Set the picture in Window 2 as the 4:3

aspect ratio

viewer 3:

NORMAL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 3 1

Set the picture in Window 3 as the

original aspect ratio

FULL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 3 2

Set the picture in Window 3 to fill the

entire window

16:9

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 3 3

Set the picture in Window 3 as the 16:9

aspect ratio

4:3

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 3 4

Set the picture in Window 3 as the 4:3

aspect ratio

viewer 4:

NORMAL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 4 1

Set the picture in Window 4 as the

original aspect ratio

FULL

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 4 2

Set the picture in Window 4 to fill the

entire window

16:9

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 4 3

Set the picture in Window 4 as the 16:9

aspect ratio

4:3

ATM 0A WIN_RAT W 4 4

Set the picture in Window 4 as the 4:3

aspect ratio

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Resolution Selection

Output

Timing:

AUTO

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 1

Set the HDMI output as AUTO,

outputting the resolutions based on

the EDID information of the display

device.

4Kx2K@30Hz UHD

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 2

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

4Kx2K@30Hz UHD

1920X1080@60Hz

1080P FHD

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 3

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1920X1080@60Hz 1080P FHD

1280X720@60Hz

720P

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 4

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1280X720@60Hz 720P

1920X1200@60Hz

WUXGA

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 5

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1920X1200@60Hz WUXGA

1600X1200@60Hz

UXGA

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 6

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1600X1200@60Hz UXGA

1280X800@60Hz

WXGA

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 7

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1280X800@60Hz WXGA

1024X768@60Hz

XGA

ATM 09 OPT_TIM W 8

Sets the HDMI output resolution as

1024X768@60Hz XGA

Advanced Control

Power Control

Function

Item

Command

Description

Power

control：

Power On Unit

ATM 09 POW_CRL W 0

Please note number “0” not Letter

“O”

Power Off Unit

ATM 09 POW_CRL W F

Set unit to stand by.

Power
saving

Disabled

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 00

Set Power Saving disable

5 Minutes

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 05

Set the duration time as 5 minutes.

10 Minutes

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 0A

Set the duration time to 10

minutes.

15 Minutes

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 0F

Set the duration time to 15

minutes.

30 Minutes

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 1E

Set the duration time to 30

minutes.

60 Minutes

ATM 0A POW_SAV W 3C

Set the duration time to 60

minutes.

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Audio Delay

System Controls

Audio
delay:

Off

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 0

Set the audio output delay to Off.

40ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 1

Set the audio output delay (40ms)

80ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 2

Set the audio output delay (80ms)

120ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 3

Set the audio output delay (120ms)

160ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 4

Set the audio output delay (160ms)

200ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 5

Set the audio output delay (200ms)

240ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 6

Set the audio output delay (240ms)

280ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 7

Set the audio output delay (300ms)

320ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 8

Set the audio output delay (340ms)

360ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W 9

Set the audio output delay (380ms)

400ms

ATM 09 AUD_DLY W A

Set the audio output delay (400ms)

VGA input
Auto
Position:

AUTO-adjust on

VGA input

ATM 08 VGA_AUT W

When it's VGA, it adjusts image

position automatically.

OSD
control:

Audio OSD on/off

ATM 09 AUD_OSD W 0

Turn on/off the audio volume and

mute OSD.

0: audio OSD on; 1: audio OSD off

Video OSD on/off

ATM 09 VDO_OSD W 0

Turn on/off the video source and IP

address OSD.

0: video OSD on, 1: video OSD off

HDMI
output
audio
control

HDMI Output audio

Mute / Unmute

ATM 09 AUD_OPT W 1

Mute/Unmute HDMI embedded

audio.

0: Mute, 1: Unmute

Restore
Default
Setting

Restore unit to

default factory set

CMD 0C RST_SET W

Reset to factory default settings.

Set Baud
Rate:

9600

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 1

Set the window baud rate as 9600

14400

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 2

Set the window baud rate as 14400

19200

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 3

Set the window baud rate as 19200

38400

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 4

Set the window baud rate as 38400

56000

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 5

Set the window baud rate as 56000

57600

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 6

Set the window baud rate as 57600

115200

ATM 09 BAU_RAT W 7

Set the window baud rate as

115200

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HDCP
Timing
output
Read
EDID：

Enable HDCP on

HDMI output

ATM 0A HDO_HDP W 1

0

Enable the HDCP “Switch-ON” on

the HDMI output port

Disable HDCP on

HDMI output

ATM 0A HDO_HDP W 1

F

Disable the HDCP “Switch-ON” on

the HDMI output port

Enable HDCP on

HDBase-T output

ATM 0A HDO_HDP W 2

0

Enable the HDCP “Switch-ON” on

the HDBase-T output port

Disable HDCP on

HDBase-T output

ATM 0A HDO_HDP W 2

F

Disable the HDCP “Switch-ON” on

the HDBase-T output port

Check HDCP status

on HDMI output

ATM 08 HDO_HDP R

Read/Check the HDCP switch

status on the HDMI output port

Check the HDMI

output timing

ATM 09 HDO_EDI W 1

Read/Check the timing of HDMI

output port

Check the HDBT

output timing

ATM 09 HDO_EDI W 2

Read/Check the timing of

HDBase-T output port

Others

Get SW Version:

ATM 08 CSW_VER W

Read/Check the software version

enable input HDCP

KEY

ATM 09 IPT_DCP W 1

Enable the HDMI input HDCP

“Switch-ON”

Set input HDMI/DP

embedded audio to

“MUTE”

ATM 09 AUD_OPT W 1

Set the HDMI/DP embedded audio

to “MUTE”

Activate system

update by USB disk

ATM 09 SYS_UPT W 1

Start the upgrading progress

through USB connected with

upgrading file stored inside

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EDID Management

The MV71 has EDID management capabilities where either simple EDID presets can be recalled for or
EDID data can be captured or loaded into ROM and copied to each input. The simplest method is to
use the built in preset EDIDs and assign them to an input.

Example:
Assign preset EDID to input port:
Send： ATM 0B EDI_POR W M C N

M: = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (Input port No. 1-7)

N: = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (Select preset EDID No.1-6)

Feedback：EDI_POR

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Copy Preset EDID

Function

Item

Command

Description

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_1

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 1

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 1

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 1

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 1

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_2

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 2

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 2

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 2

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 2

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_3

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 3

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 3

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 3

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 3

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_4

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 4

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 4

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 4

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 4

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_5

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 5

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 5

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 5

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 5

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 C 6

Copy the preset EDID 6 in the program to port 5

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_6

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 C 1

Copy the preset EDID 1 in the program to port 6

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 C 2

Copy the preset EDID 2 in the program to port 6

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 C 3

Copy the preset EDID 3 in the program to port 6

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 6

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 C 6

Copy the preset EDID 6 in the program to port 6

Copy Preset

EDID to Port_7

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 C 4

Copy the preset EDID 4 in the program to port 7

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 C 5

Copy the preset EDID 5 in the program to port 7

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Copy EEPROM EDID

Function

Item

Command

Description

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_1

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 1

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 1

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 1

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 1

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 1

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 1

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 1 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 1

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_2

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 2

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 2

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 2

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 2

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 2

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 2

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 2 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 2

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_3

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 3

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 3

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 3

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 3

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 3

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 3

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 3 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 3

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_4

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 1

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 1 to port 4

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 2

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 2 to port 4

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 3

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 3 to port 4

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 4

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 4 to port 4

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 5

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 5 to port 4

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 6

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 6 to port 4

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 4 E 7

Copy the EDID in the EEPROM 7 to port 4

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_5

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 5

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 5

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 5

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 5

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 5

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 5

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 5 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 5

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Function

Item

Command

Description

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_6

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 6

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 6

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 6

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 6

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 6

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 6

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 6 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 6

Copy EEPROM

EDID to Port_7

1

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 1

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 1 to port 7

2

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 2

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 2 to port 7

3

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 3

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 3 to port 7

4

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 4

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 4 to port 7

5

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 5

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 5 to port 7

6

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 6

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 6 to port 7

7

ATM 0B EDI_POR W 7 E 7

Copy the EDID of the EEPROM 7 to port 7

Write EDID Name (EEPROM)

Write EDID

Name

(EEPROM)

1

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 1 4K2K_8CH_1

Interior EDID 1 name write

2

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 2 4K2K_8CH_2

Interior EDID 2 name write

3

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 3 4K2K_8CH_3

Interior EDID 3 name write

4

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 4 4K2K_8CH_4

Interior EDID 4 name write

5

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 5 4K2K_8CH_5

Interior EDID 5 name write

6

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 6 4K2K_8CH_6

Interior EDID 6 name write

7

ATM 13 EDI_NAE W 7 4K2K_8CH_7

Interior EDID 7 name write

Read EDID Name (EEPROM)

Read EDID

Name

(EEPROM)

1

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 1

Interior EDID 1 name read

2

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 2

Interior EDID 2 name read

3

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 3

Interior EDID 3 name read

4

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 4

Interior EDID 4 name read

5

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 5

Interior EDID 5 name read

6

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 6

Interior EDID 6 name read

7

ATM 09 EDI_NAE R 7

Interior EDID 7 name read

Write EDID Data to (EEPROM)

Write EDID

(EEPROM)

1

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 1

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 1

2

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 2

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 2

3

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 3

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 3

4

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 4

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 4

5

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 5

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 5

6

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 6

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 6

7

ATM 09 EDI_EEP W 7

Write EDID of the RAM into the EERPOM 7

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Function

Item

Command

Description

Read EDID Data from (EEPROM)

Read EDID

(EEPROM)

1

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 1

Read EDID of the EEPROM 1

2

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 2

Read EDID of the EEPROM 2

3

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 3

Read EDID of the EEPROM 3

4

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 4

Read EDID of the EEPROM 4

5

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 5

Read EDID of the EEPROM 5

6

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 6

Read EDID of the EEPROM 6

7

ATM 09 EDI_EEP R 7

Read EDID of the EEPROM 7

Read EDID Data from Output

Read EDID

from Port

Read EDID of input#1

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 1

Read EDID from input port 1

Read EDID of input#2

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 2

Read EDID from input port 2

Read EDID of input#3

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 3

Read EDID from input port 3

Read EDID of input#4

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 4

Read EDID from input port 4

Read EDID of input#5

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 5

Read EDID from input port 5

Read EDID of input#6

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 6

Read EDID from input port 6

Read EDID of input#7

ATM 09 EDI_POR R 7

Read EDID from input port 7

Copy EDID Data from Output

EDID copy

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#1

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 1

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 1

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#2

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 2

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 2

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#3

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 3

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 3

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#4

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 4

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 4

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#5

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 5

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 5

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#6

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 6

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 6

Copy EDID from

output#1 To Input#7

ATM 09 EDI_CPY 1 7

copy the EDID of output 1 and

assigned it onto the input 7

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WEB Setting

The MV71 can be controlled via a web browser which contains home screen, general settings, and
advanced settings. After the cables are connected, the IP address is obtained and the IP address is
input in the Web browser, allowing the MV71 to be controlled. For more information about how to obtain
the IP address, see the chapter IP Setting above.
For example, the obtained IP address is 192.168.3.5 and port number is 23.
Input http://10.0.0.10 in the address bar of the web browser.

Click General and Advanced to access their pages.

General Settings

General settings contain the following options.

1. Screen Layout Selection

2. Video Input Selection

3. Aspect Ratio

4. Audio Input Selection

5. Audio Volume Setting

6. Output Timing Setting

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Screen Layout Selection

Single: single window; Double: double windows; TRIPLE: triple windows; Quadruple: quadruple
windows.
Select the related parameters and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Video Input Selection

Video inputs W1~W4 correspond to the video inputs of the four windows. The Video selection ranges
from 1 to 7, corresponding to the seven video inputs. Select the related parameters, and click Submit
to let the changes take effect.

Aspect Ratio

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Normal: Set the picture in the window as the original aspect ratio
Full: Set the picture in the window to fill the entire window
16:9: Set the picture in Window 1 as the 16:9 aspect ratio
4:3: Set the picture in Window 1 as the 4:3 aspect ratio
Select the related parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Audio Input

Audio input selection ranges from 1 to 7, corresponding to the seven audio inputs. Select the related
parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

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Audio Volume:

Output volume ranges from 0 to 10. O is mute, and 10 is the maximum volume. Select the related
parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Output Timing:

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HDMI output resolution selection: AUTO (auto adjustment of the output resolution based on the EDID
of the display device), 4Kx2K@30Hz, 1920x1080@60Hz, 1280x720@60Hz, 1920x1200@60Hz,
1600x1200@60Hz, 1280x800@60Hz, 1024x768@60Hz. Select the related parameters, and click

Submit to let the changes take effect.

Advanced Settings

Advanced settings contain the following options:

1. Power Switch Selection

2. Power Saving Selection

3. Audio Mute Selection

4. Audio Delay Selection

5. Auto Position Setting

6. Restore to default Setting

7. Serial Baud rate Setting

Power Switch Selection

MV71 power management:
ON: When it's Power Off, set the device to power on.
When it's Power On, set the device to standby.
Select the related parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

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Power Saving Selection

When no signal is input in all the windows, it enters the status of auto setting the standby time in order
to save power. Time options range from 0 min to 60 min. It is recommended that you use 0 min, 5 min,
10 min, 15 min, 30 min, and 60 min. 0 is off, meaning that this turns the function off.
Select the related parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Audio Mute Selection

Audio output mute setting. OFF turns off the mute and allows outputting the audio normally. On enables
the mute without outputting the audio. At the same time, OSD prompts the related icons.

Select the related parameters and click Submit to let the changes take effect.
Audio Delay Selection

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Audio output time-delay selection: 0～10. 0 is turning off the time-delay function. Select the related
parameters, and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Auto Position Setting

When VGA is input, perform this function to automatically adjust the VGA picture. Adjustment
parameters contain Horizontal Position, Vertical Position, Clock, and Phase. At the same time, OSD
prompts the related information (Auto Adjust). Click Submit to perform the settings.

Restore to default Setting

Restore to the factory default, and click Submit to perform the settings.

Serial Baud Rate Setting:

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For the Serial baud rate setting, it is recommended that you use 9600. Select the related parameters,
and click Submit to let the changes take effect.

Other

F/W Update

The MV71 can be updated through a USB drive as follows.

1) Copy the updated file MERGE.bin to the root directory of the USB drive.

2) Connect the USB drive to the USB port on the rear of the device.

3) Connect the HDMI display to the MV71.

4) Turn on the MV71. The display device displays the HDMI output signal after normal boot of the
device.

5) Press and hold the INPUTS 1 button for more than five seconds, "System upgrading…"is
displayed in the display device, at the same time, all the button indicators on the front panel
will blink.

6) After updating, the device reboots automatically.

7) Turn off or restart the device after the red indicators on the panel are off, and the updating is
completed.

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Specifications

Supported Formats

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Resolutions (max.)

• 3840x2160 @30Hz(4K x 2K @30Hz)

Electrical

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Screen layout Select
Buttons

• 4 x Tact-type, green backlight
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Video Select Buttons

• 4 x Tact-type, green backlight

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Inputs Select Buttons

• 7 x Tact-type, green backlight

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Audio Select Button

• 1 x Tact-type, green backlight

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Output Resolution
Select Button

• 1 x Tact-type, green backlight
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On / Standby Button

• 1 x Tact-type, green backlight

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Output Resolution
Indicators

• 8 x LED, green
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Power Indicator

• 1 x LED, red

Connectors

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Video Input

• 4 x HDMI Type A 19-pin, female,

• 2 x DisplayPort (Full Size) 20-pin, female,

• 1 x VGA DB-15 15-pin, female,

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Video Output

• 1 x HDMI Type A 19-pin, female

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Audio Input

• 7 x 3.5mm mini-stereo

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Audio Output

• 4 x 3.5mm mini-stereo

• 1 x Optical

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RS-232

• 1 x DB-9, female

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IP Control(LAN)

• 1 x RJ-45

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USB(Reserve)

• Type A 4-pin, female

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AC Power

• 1 x 110~240V AC 3-pin

Operational

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Power Input

• 110~240V AC

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Power Consumption

• 15W (max.)

Physical

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Dimensions (W x H x D)

• 17.3” x 1.7“ x 10.7”
(440mm x 43.5mm x 272mm)

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Unit Weight

• 7.3 lbs (3.3 kg)

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Video
Inputs:

4HDMI,2DP, 1VGA/YPbPr

4HDMI,2DP, 1VGA/YPbPr

Video
Outputs

1HDMI

1HDMI &
HDBase-T

Audio
Inputs

7 aux unbalanced stereo

7 aux unbalanced stereo

Audio
Outputs

7.1 unbalanced analog and optical
program audio

7.1 unbalanced analog and optical program
audio

Single
picture
scaled
out

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√

1/2
viewer
process

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√

1/2/3/4
viewer
process

X

X