Application Setup Examples; Application 1 - Standalone; Mediaport 200; Application 2 - Mediaport 200 With Dsp Processor With Aec - Extron electronics mediaport 200 User Manual

Application Setup Examples

Application 1 — Standalone MediaPort 200
This is an application for soft codec conferencing, in which the MediaPort 200 operates as a
standalone device.
POWER STANDBY
Camera
Figure 57.
To set up Application 1:
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Application 2 — MediaPort 200 with DSP Processor with AEC
This is an application for soft codec conferencing, in which the MediaPort 200 operates in
conjunction with a DSP processing device with AEC. The MediaPort REF output sends far
end USB communications audio to the DSP processor as an AEC reference. The line output
from the MediaPort 200 sends program audio to the DSP processor, where it is routed for
AEC reference (see
Program help file for more information). The signal sent to the sound reinforcement system,
which includes program and far end audio, comes from the DSP processor output.
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OVER
TEMP
LIMITER/PROTECT
SIGNAL
XPA 1002
XPA 1002
100-240V - - A MAX
HDMI
LINE MIC/LINE
L R
LOOP OUT
+48V
INPUT
50/60 Hz

MediaPort 200

Application 1 — Standalone MediaPort 200 for Soft Codec Conferencing
Connect an HDMI source to the MediaPort HDMI input. Figure 57 shows an HDMI video
camera as the input.
Connect a program source to the MediaPort Line input as needed.
Connect a microphone to the MediaPort Mic/Line input.
Connect the MediaPort Line output to a sound reinforcement system.
Connect a USB cable between the MediaPort rear panel USB type B connector and
a USB type A connector on your PC or Mac computer. Make sure that the drivers are
configured properly.
Set the MediaPort 200 to enumerate as a speakerphone device without AEC (see
Configuring Windows for MediaPort 200
Ref and Aux connector
M
Audio
I1 I2 G O1 O2
I/O
REF AUX
LAN
USB RS-232 +12V
LINE
L R
RESET
Tx Rx G
0.1A
MAX
REMOTE
OUTPUT
Video/Audio
on page 15).
on page 10 and the PCS Configuration
MediaPort 200 • Audio Application Setup
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