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  • Page 1 User Guide Scalers MediaPort 200 HDMI and Audio to USB Scaling Bridge 68-2755-01 Rev. C 12 16...

  • Page 2: Safety Instructions

    Safety Instructions Safety Instructions • English Istruzioni di sicurezza • Italiano WARNING: This symbol, , when used on the product, is intended to AVVERTENZA: Il simbolo, , se usato sul prodotto, serve ad alert the user of the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within avvertire l’utente della presenza di tensione non isolata pericolosa the product’s enclosure that may present a risk of electric shock.
  • Page 3 ついては、 エクス トロンのウェブサイ ト より 『Extron Safety www.extron.com and Regulatory Compliance Guide』 (P/N 68-290-01) をご覧ください。 Copyright © 2016 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved. Trademarks All trademarks mentioned in this guide are the properties of their respective owners. The following registered trademarks( ®...
  • Page 4 FCC Class A Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. The Class A limits provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
  • Page 5 Conventions Used in this Guide Notifications The following notifications are used in this guide: WARNING: Potential risk of severe injury or death. AVERTISSEMENT : Risque potentiel de blessure grave ou de mort. WARNING: Potential risk of severe injury or death. AVERTISSEMENT : Risque potentiel de blessure grave ou de mort.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Connecting to the USB Config Port ....23 Default Cycle ..........62 Connecting to the RS-232 Port ..... 26 Menus on the LCD Screen ........ 63 Configuring Windows for MediaPort 200 ... 27 Menu System Overview ......... 63 Configuring Skype for Business Quick Setup Menu ......... 65...
  • Page 7 Ref and Aux Outputs ........95 No Signal Indicator (USB Output) ....... 82 Application Setup Examples ......96 Video Presets ............ 82 Application 1 — MediaPort 200 with Auto Memories ..........82 External DSP with AEC ......... 96 DSP Routing for Application 1 ....... 98 Standalone MediaPort 200 Control for Application 1 ......

  • Page 8: Introduction

    Introduction This section provides an overview of the MediaPort 200 HDMI and Audio to USB Scaling Bridge. The following topics are discussed: • About this Guide • About the MediaPort 200 Features • • USB Video Audio Functions • •...

  • Page 9: Features

    USB sound card with send and return audio capability. This allows the MediaPort 200 to send a two-channel audio source mix to the personal computer, and the computer to deliver its program audio plus two-channel communication audio from the soft codec’s far-end to the MediaPort 200.
  • Page 10 HDMI input and loop-through signal presence, HDCP status, plus USB signal presence for the host computer, video send, audio send, and audio return. Logo image display – The MediaPort 200 can be set to automatically display a •...
  • Page 11 Parametric EQ, filters, and limiter on USB and line outputs – The MediaPort 200 • provides nine-band equalization for room tuning. It also detects actual onset of clipping by comparing input and output waveforms. Gain is automatically reduced without audible artifacts to protect the audio system from clipping distortion.

  • Page 12: Usb Video

    MediaPort 200. When a Universal Communications (UC) application on the host PC is launched, it requests the desired video resolution in real time from the MediaPort 200 based on host PC hardware usage, available network bandwidth, and far-end UC application window size.

  • Page 13: Application Diagrams

    Location A iPod 9:45 AM WiFi 1 2 3 4 iPod Video/Audio Network FLAT PANEL Display Audio Location B Locati Table Microphones Location A Figure 2. Application 2 – MediaPort 200 with External DSP with AEC MediaPort 200 • Introduction...

  • Page 14: Theory Of Operation

    DSP matrix processor with AEC (acoustic echo cancellation) is connected to the Mic/Line input. It is important to select the correct mode before configuring the MediaPort 200 with the host computer. Changing the audio mode causes the MediaPort to reboot, after which the...

  • Page 15: Speakerphones And Aec (Acoustic Echo Cancellation)

    AEC should be turned off automatically. In this case, an external DSP is connected to the MediaPort Mic/Line input with the AEC applied in the external DSP processor. MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...

  • Page 16: Mediaport 200 Signal Flow

    MediaPort default configuration and available processing. Figure 3 below is an audio matrix routing table that displays MediaPort 200 audio routing. Viewing the mix matrix routing from the perspective of the outputs: USB Out •...

  • Page 17: Mixing And Control

    Input Tab Input page 51). Once the input gain controls are set for optimal signal levels, mixing and further run-time level control can be performed from the tab (see Mix Tab on page 56). MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...
  • Page 18 The signals associated with these four controls comprise the mix that is sent to the MediaPort analog Line output. The Program Mix audio, minus the audio From Far End (USB Communications), comprise the mix that is sent to the USB output. MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...
  • Page 19 LINE IN R GAIN COMP GAIN USB COMMUNICATIONS L GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN USB COMMUNICATIONS R GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN = enabled = disabled MIC/LINE IN GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN Figure 6. USB Communication (Example) MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...

  • Page 20: Master Volume Controls

    LINE IN L GAIN COMP GAIN LINE IN R GAIN COMP GAIN USB COMMUNICATIONS L GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN USB COMMUNICATIONS R GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN MIC/LINE IN GAIN COMP DUCKER GAIN Figure 7. Volume Controls MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...
  • Page 21 Mix USB Communications Box Checked Box Unchecked GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN GAIN Figure 8. Mix USB Communications Box Routing Options (Example) MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...
  • Page 22 NOTE: The ducker can be used so that when the microphone (a talker) and program material are active simultaneously, speech takes precedence over program so that Ducking speech can remain intelligible (see on page 55 for more information). MediaPort 200 • Theory of Operation...
  • Page 23 These two outputs provide special routing capabilities that make it easy to use the MediaPort 200 with an external DSP with AEC and/or a hardware video conferencing device (video codec). The Ref output carries the only far end USB communications audio, while the Aux output carries only the audio signal from the MediaPort Mic/Line input.

  • Page 24: Setting Audio Modes

    59 for information on how to select audio modes. NOTES: If the MediaPort 200 is not set in the correct audio mode, two major issues can occur: A MediaPort set in Standalone audio mode, while an external DSP with AEC is in •...

  • Page 25: Installation

    Installation This section provides a description of the MediaPort 200 rear panel connections, instructions for cabling, instructions for setting the MediaPort 200 audio mode, and instructions for configuring Windows. The following topics are discussed: • Rear Panel Connections Securing the HDMI Connectors Using the LockIt HDMI Lacing Brackets •...

  • Page 26: Rear Panel Connections

    Rear Panel Connections Figure 11 below shows the rear panel features of the MediaPort 200. WARNING: • Remove power from the system before making any connections. • Débranchez l’alimentation du système avant de faire n’importe quelle connexion. ATTENTION: • Use electrostatic discharge precautions (be electrically grounded) when making connections.
  • Page 27 Line Level Audio Output Connector — At default settings, this output carries the stereo HDMI audio, USB communications, USB playback, and stereo Line input signals. Wire the connector as shown in figure 14 on the next page. MediaPort 200 • Installation...
  • Page 28 PCS software, or the embedded Web pages. When connected to an Ethernet LAN, the MediaPort 200 can be accessed from a computer running a standard internet browser. Use a patch cable to connect the MediaPort to a switch or router. Use...
  • Page 29 Ref — The Ref line level output carries only the USB • communications audio. Aux — The Aux line level output carries only the Mic/Line input • signal. To wire an individual device to the Aux output, use one of the provided 3-pole captive screw connectors. MediaPort 200 • Installation...

  • Page 30: Securing The Hdmi Connectors Using The Lockit Hdmi Lacing Brackets

    Connecting for Remote Control The MediaPort 200 has three ports through which it can be connected to a computer for configuration and control: the rear panel LAN port, the front panel USB Config port, and the rear panel RS-232 port.
  • Page 31 USB Mini B USB A USB 1 Ports USB Cable MediaPort 200 Front Panel MediaPort 200 Front Panel Computer MedioPort 200 MENU ADJUST ADJUS S T HDMI SIGNAL IN HOST HDCP IN VIDEO SEND CONFIG LOOP OUT AUDIO SEND LOOP HDCP...
  • Page 32 (a disk is not needed). Next Figure 20. Selecting the Radio Button to Install the USB Driver Automatically The computer locates the driver needed for it to communicate with the MediaPort 200 through the USB port. MediaPort 200 • Installation...

  • Page 33: Connecting To The Rs-232 Port

    NOTE: The MediaPort RS-232 port has a fixed baud rate of 9600. Wire the unterminated end of the RS-232 cable to the provided 3-pole captive screw connector as shown in figure 21 below: RS-232 MediaPort 200 Rear Panel RS-232 Port Tx Rx 1 2 3 NOTES: •...

  • Page 34: Configuring Windows For Mediaport 200

    Speakerphone Speakerphone Connect a USB type A to B cable from the MediaPort 200 rear panel Type B USB port to a Type A USB port of the computer running Windows 7. The appropriate drivers install automatically. Figure 22 below shows the message that is displayed above the Windows taskbar during driver installation.
  • Page 35 On the control panel, right-click (see Playback Speakers – Extron MediaPort 200 figure 24 below). From the drop-down menu, select Set as Default Device Figure 24. Setting Speakers as Default Output Device MediaPort 200 • Installation...
  • Page 36 Right-click (see figure 25 below) and Speakerphone – Extron MediaPort 200 select ) from the drop-down menu. Set as Default Communication Device tion Figure 25. Setting Speakerphone as Default Playback Communication Device MediaPort 200 • Installation...
  • Page 37 Playback MediaPort 200 devices (see figure 26 below). Figure 26. Default Device and Communications Icons on the Playback Screen Click the tab in the dialog box. Recording Sound...
  • Page 38 (4) beside the Recording Speakerphone MediaPort 200 device icon (see figure 28 below). Figure 28. MediaPort 200 (Speakerphone) Selected on Recording Screen MediaPort 200 • Installation...

  • Page 39: Configuring Skype For Business

    Configuring Skype for Business (Microsoft Lync ) for MediaPort 200 ® ® NOTE: If you are using a soft codec other than Skype for Business, visit the MediaPort 200 Web page at www.extron.com and download the Soft Codec Configuration PDF.
  • Page 40 In the left panel, click (see figure 30 below). Video Device From the drop-down menu, select Video Device MediaPort 200 Video Click ). The dialog box closes. Options Figure 30. Options Dialog Box, Video Device Screen MediaPort 200 • Installation...

  • Page 41: Product Configuration Software (Pcs)

    Software (PCS) The Extron Product Configuration Software (PCS) is a Windows-based application that allows the user to control the MediaPort 200 as well as configure the input, output, DSP, and image settings. The following topics are discussed: Downloading the PCS Software •...
  • Page 42 PCS” in one of the following location on the computer (depending on Windows version): c:\Program Files (x86)\Extron\Extron PCS c:\Program Files\Extron\Extron PCS If there is not already an Extron folder in the computer Program Files or Program Files (x86) folder, the installation program creates it. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 43: Starting The Pcs Software

    Device Discovery panel and click its name to select it (see figure 32 below). TIP: If the MediaPort 200 does not have a user defined name (see General Settings Tab on page 59 for information on naming the MediaPort), it can be identified by type of connection (USB or TCP/IP) or by accessing the MAC address, which is printed on the white label located on the back of the MediaPort.
  • Page 44 The default IP address is 192.168.254.254. Click ). The MediaPort main window opens (see figure 34 below). Connect Figure 34. PCS Main Window for MediaPort 200 MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 45: Updating Firmware Via Pcs

    On the next page, provide the required information and click Download MediaPort200_FW0x00x0000.exe Open the downloaded firmware installer and install the firmware file. The default install location is Program Files (x86) > Extron > Firmware > MediaPort MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)
  • Page 46 To update firmware via PCS: Connect the MediaPort 200 to the host PC via the LAN port (see LAN Port page 21). NOTE: Firmware updates are not possible via the front panel USB Config port. From the PCS main window for MediaPort 200 (see...

  • Page 47: Input/Output Configuration Tab

    Input/Output Config following video inputs and outputs: HDMI Input on page 41 USB Output on page 42 HDMI Loop on page 42 Test Patterns on page 43 Figure 39. Input/Output Config Tab MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 48: Hdmi Input

    NOTE: If HDCP Authorized is enabled and an HDCP source is present, the encrypted video can only pass to an HDCP compliant sink connected to the HDMI Loop output, and is not passed to the USB output. Freeze — Freezes the HDMI input. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 49: Hdmi Loop

    All — All resolutions are available Low — 320x180/16:9, 320x240/4:3, • • (default). 424x240/16:9, 640x360/16:9 Medium — 640x360/16:9, High — 640x360/16:9, 960x540/16:9, • • 640x480/4:3 1280/720/16:9,1920x1080/16:9 Video Mute — This button mutes video from the USB Output. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 50: Test Patterns

    EDID into the PCS software EDID library, and save the EDID from a connected MediaPort 200 user-assigned memory slot or the EDID from a display connected to the MediaPort HDMI Loop output. You can also view the resolution, refresh rate, and audio support of all HDMI EDID configurations located locally in the PCS EDID library and remotely on the connected MediaPort 200.

  • Page 51: Filter

    Favorites panel, right click the EDID being removed, and select Remove from Favorites Connected Outputs Panel Figure 47. Connected Outputs Panel panel displays the EDID of the sink device that is connected to the Connected Outputs HDMI Loop output. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 52: Available Edid

    Figure 48. Available EDID Panel panel displays the library of available EDID configurations located on Available EDID the connected MediaPort 200 and the host PC. Input Figure 49. Input Panel panel displays the current EDID configuration of the source connected to the Input HDMI input.

  • Page 53: Picture Config Tab

    Picture Config Adjust Graphically on page 47 Signal Sampling and Overscan page 49 Adjust Numerically Input Presets on page 48 on page 50 Picture Controls on page 49 Figure 50. Picture Config Tab MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 54: Adjust Graphically

    Lock Aspect Ratio — Marking this checkbox locks the aspect ratio of the image so when adjustments are made on one side, the others are automatically adjusted to retain original aspect ratio. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 55: Adjust Numerically

    Auto-Image — Performs an Auto-Image function. Auto-Image & Fill — Performs an Auto-Image and fills the entire output raster. Auto-Image & Follow — Performs an Auto-Image and compensates for the native aspect ratio of the applied input. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 56: Picture Controls

    SMPTE input resolutions to mask edge effects and ancillary data that are common in broadcast signals. Overscan is applied only to SMPTE input rates: 480i (NTSC), 576i (PAL), 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p. Figure 54. Signal Sampling and Overscan Panels MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 57: Input Presets

    Recall Preset — Recalls the selected preset and applies the parameters saved in the preset. Clear — Clears the selected preset slot, deleting the preset saved in that slot. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 58: Audio Config Tab

    Audio Config Tab tab contains all audio mixing and DSP for the MediaPort 200 within the Audio Config following sub-tabs: • Input Tab • Output Tab • Mix Tab • Preset and Digital I/O Tab This is a general overview of the audio controls. In-depth coverage of this application setup...
  • Page 59 DSP Icon — Each input channel contains DSP that can be accessed by clicking the icon that opens the input DSP window. Within the DSP window, there are up to three tabs: • Filters • Compressor • Ducking MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 60: Input Dsp Window

    When disengaged, the filters and parameters are hidden. Filters and parameters are visible by default. Copy and Paste — Allows a filter type and parameters to be copied and pasted from one slot to another. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)
  • Page 61 Ratio Attack Time Time can also be adjusted by clicking and Release Time Attack Release dragging the sliders next to the text fields. Reset to Default — Resets all compressor parameters to default. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)
  • Page 62 In the column, enter the amount Duck By each channel should be ducked in dB. NOTE: Only Mic/Line and USB communications inputs can trigger ducking, therefore ducking controls are only available on those channels. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 63: Mix Tab

    USB communications is only routed to the Ref output. NOTE: If using an external DSP with AEC, this box should be unchecked so that USB communications audio is only sent to the Ref output. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 64: Output Tab

    Pink Noise generator that outputs pink noise at a level of -12 dBFS. The signal is generated at the output stage, pre-processing. Only output DSP is applied to the pink noise signal. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 65: Preset And Digital I/O Tab

    Configure Digital I/O — Contains the available actions for each digital input and output. Clicking each drop-down menu provides the actions and states available for each input and output. For more information on configuring digital I/O ports, see the MediaPort 200 Help file. MediaPort 200 • Product Configuration Software (PCS)

  • Page 66: General Settings Tab

    Only letters, numbers, and hyphens are available for device names. NOTE: The Device Name also doubles as the TCP/IP hostname. USB Name — Contains a text field for assigning a new MediaPort 200 USB device • name recognized by Windows (default is Extron MediaPort 200 Date and Time —...
  • Page 67 Select if there is an external DSP with AEC attached to • External DSP with AEC the MediaPort 200. This causes Windows to enumerate the MediaPort as an Echo Cancelling Speakerphone and the external DSP provides AEC. NOTES: • The MediaPort restarts after changing the audio mode. The message appears on the MediaPort front panel LCD Rebooting...Please Wait...

  • Page 68: Front Panel Operation

    Front Panel Operation This section discusses the functions available through the front panel to configure and operate the MediaPort 200. The following topics are discussed: • Front Panel Features • Powering On • Menus on the LCD Screen • Front Panel Lockout (Executive Mode) Resetting •...

  • Page 69: Powering On

    2 seconds through four screens: the input video signal type and rate, the USB video output rate, the USB audio input status, and the USB output signal status. The default cycle continues while the menu system is not in use. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 70: Menus On The Lcd Screen

    Power-up and Default Cycle Screens Example Menus on the LCD Screen The MediaPort 200 menus that are displayed on the LCD screen enable configuration and operation of the product without the PCS software or SIS commands. The menu navigation buttons ( ) are located to the right of the LCD screen.
  • Page 71 30 sec. the order in which they appear when the Menu Menu button is pressed repeatedly. Advanced Configuration 30 sec. Menu View Comm Settings 30 sec. Menu Exit Menu? Menu Press NEXT 30 sec. Next MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 72: Quick Setup Menu

    (no test pattern), Crop Alt Pixels , and Crosshatch Color Bars Grayscale NOTE: On the LCD screen, a default value is indicated by an asterisk ( ) next to it. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 73: Input Presets Menu

    Performing Auto-Image When Auto-Image is performed, the MediaPort 200 attempts to size and position the image to fill the display screen (Fill mode) or to use the native aspect ratio of the input (Follow mode). A one-time Auto-Image can be performed on the current input using SIS commands or the LCD menus.
  • Page 74 “letterbox” image for a 16:9 input resolution and save it to an user image preset. Subsequently, if a 1080p resolution is applied to the unit, the letterbox preset that was saved at 720p can be recalled with the new 1080p input resolution. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 75: Picture Control Menu

    The video within this center section is viewable on the output. (-x, y) (0, y) (x, y) Figure 68. Image Positioning Space When the aspect ratio changes, the horizontal size and position values are updated accordingly. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 76: Adjusting The Picture Controls

    NOTE: As the encoder is rotated, horizontal size and position values are adjusted in increments and decrements of 8 pixels. Vertical size and position values are incremented or decremented by 2 lines. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each additional image adjustment. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 77: Input Configuration Menu

    In fill mode, to set an aspect ratio adjustment for a single input rate, select the • correct size and position manually from the menu ( Picture Controls Size Picture Control Menu ) (see on page 68). Position screens MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...
  • Page 78 Press or wait until the LCD screen times out to the default cycle (approximately Next 30 seconds). The selection is saved and appears next time the HDMI Input EDID screen is accessed. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...
  • Page 79 Add custom EDIDs or save the EDID of the HDMI loop output using SIS commands (see the HDMI Input EDID on page 122) or the PCS control software (see the MediaPort 200 Help file). These custom EDIDs are then added to the LCD menu.

  • Page 80: Output Configuration Menu

    USB Format — Select the USB video output streaming format. Rotate either Adjust knob to select between the following formats: • (default) • MJPEG 422 Full MJPEG 420 Full • • MJPEG 422 Limited MJPEG 420 Limited MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 81: Audio Configuration Menu

    Pink noise can also be sent to any audio output to test the audio during system configuration. Figure 72 on the next page gives an overview of the items on this menu. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 82: Audio Configuration

    • Figure 72. Audio Configuration Menu NOTE: If the MediaPort 200 is being used with external DSP with AEC then all audio should pass through the MediaPort 200 at unity gain levels, requiring no audio configuration in the MediaPort 200.

  • Page 83: Advanced Configuration Menu

    Crosshatch Alternate Pixels Color Bars (8) Grayscale Figure 74. Test Patterns NOTES: • All test patterns include a single pixel wide crop pattern line. • Test patterns remain in effect through a power cycle. MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 84: View Comm Settings Menu

    Subnet Mask Gateway Address IP Address Next Next 255.255.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.254.254 View the subnet mask IP address. View the unit internet address. View the gateway IP address. Figure 75. View Comm Settings Menu Flow MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 85: Edit Comm Settings Menu

    When finished editing the settings for the selected item, either press to display the Next editing screen for the next item, or press to exit edit mode and display the next Menu menu ( Quick Setup MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...
  • Page 86 • IP Address: Set the MediaPort 200 IP address. An IP address is a 32-bit binary number that is used to identify each device on an Ethernet network. This number consists of four decimal numbers called “octets,” each in the range of 0 through 255 and separated by dots.

  • Page 87: Front Panel Lockout (Executive Mode)

    Front Panel Lockout (Executive Mode) To prevent accidental changes to settings, the MediaPort 200 front panel controls can be locked by placing the unit in lock (executive) mode. While the MediaPort is in lock mode, Ethernet, RS-232, and USB communication remain available, as well as the ability to exit lock mode.
  • Page 88 NOTE: Mode 5 reset clears all user settings. To save these settings, use the PCS control program and select from the tab menu before this reset is performed (see the Backup MediaPort 200 MediaPort 200 Help file for more information). MediaPort 200 • Front Panel Operation...

  • Page 89: No Signal Indicator (Usb Output)

    , or custom logo (.png or .jpg file) on a MediaPort 200 No Signal black background (see the MediaPort 200 Help file for information on selecting a no signal notification). The indicator screen turns off when an input signal is detected.

  • Page 90: Standalone Mediaport

    Standalone MediaPort 200 Application Setup The MediaPort 200 can integrate seamlessly into a variety of applications. This section contains instructions on how to set up the MediaPort 200 for the following application: • Application 1 — Standalone MediaPort 200 This application is one of many configurations for the Standalone MediaPort and was designed to give a fundamental understanding of the MediaPort 200 in a common application.

  • Page 91: Mic/Line Input

    NOTE: Mic/Line Input signal is not sent to the Analog Line Output of the MediaPort 200. USB Communications Input USB communications audio from the far end is mixed with the line inputs and sent to the analog Line output for local sound reinforcement.

  • Page 92: Audio Line Outputs

    USB port to the PC to be sent to the far end. Ref and Aux Outputs The following outputs are on a shared connector on the MediaPort 200 rear panel: • The Ref output is designed to be used in conjunction with an external DSP with AEC.

  • Page 93: Application Setup Example

    NOTE: Ensure the MediaPort 200 is set to Standalone audio mode in PCS before beginning setup (see General Settings Tab on page 59 for more information about selecting Standalone audio mode). This is an application for soft codec conferencing, in which the MediaPort 200 operates as a standalone device. Audio OVER TEMP...

  • Page 94: Gain Structure

    Systems, for detailed information. NOTE: To view the white paper, an Extron Insider account is required. Extron Product Control Software (PCS) is used to set gain structure on the MediaPort 200. From the ) tab pictured in figure 78 below, each of the...

  • Page 95: Output Tab

    The gain structure article referenced earlier in this section suggests an amplifier input setting of 12 o’clock, which usually falls in the aforementioned range. The 12 o’clock setting is convenient and easily repeatable, making it a recommended best practice. MediaPort 200 • Standalone Application Setup...

  • Page 96: Setting Mix And Listening Levels Using The Pcs Software

    Setting Mix and Listening Levels using the PCS Software After setting up the MediaPort 200 inputs for optimal level, adjustments to the MediaPort 200 mix and listening levels are made from the screen in PCS. PCS Mix Screen screen consists of four panels, each of which contains one or more faders. Below each fader is a text field with up and down arrow buttons and a mute button that are associated with it.
  • Page 97 NOTE: If using a Web-based soft codec, it may be necessary to uncheck the box, essentially muting USB playback audio to the far end. This USB Playback prevents a feedback loop if USB playback audio is sent to the far end. MediaPort 200 • Standalone Application Setup...

  • Page 98: Adjusting Mix Levels

    (this depends on the size of the amplifier in the room and its input sensitivity setting). Adjust the fader ( ) during an active conference to set a USB Communications comfortable and intelligible listening level for speech from the far end. MediaPort 200 • Standalone Application Setup...
  • Page 99 Set this mix level while the talkers at the near end and far end are speaking at a normal levels for conferencing, and when program material is being played at the far end. MediaPort 200 • Standalone Application Setup...

  • Page 100: Mediaport 200 With External Dsp With Aec Application Setup

    DSP with AEC. All of the principles described here are used in the application setup procedures that follow. NOTE: Ensure that the MediaPort 200 is set to External DSP with AEC audio mode in PCS before beginning setup (see...

  • Page 101: Hdcp-Compliant Hdmi Loop-Out

    102), or to a sound reinforcement voicelift system. NOTE: Mic/Line input signal is not sent to the Analog Line Output of the MediaPort 200. USB Communications Input USB communications from the far end is mixed with the line inputs (except the Mic/Line input) and sent to the analog Line outputs for local sound reinforcement.

  • Page 102: Hdmi Input

    DSP. The default setting for this output is stereo, but can be configured to dual mono if desired. NOTE: Mic/Line Input signal is not sent to the analog Line output of the MediaPort 200. USB Line Output...

  • Page 103: Application Setup Examples

    DSP processing device with AEC. The MediaPort Ref output sends far end USB communications audio to the DSP as an AEC reference. The line output from the MediaPort 200 sends program audio to the DSP, where it is routed for AEC reference (see figure 11 on page 19 and the MediaPort 200 Help file for more information).
  • Page 104 The DSP uses this signal as an AEC reference on microphone inputs and also routes it to the sound reinforcement system. Connect the Ref output of the MediaPort 200 to a line input on the DSP (DMP 128 input 11). The Ref output sends the USB communications signal (far end audio) from the MediaPort to the DSP.

  • Page 105: Dsp Routing For Application 1

    In the DMP 128 AEC processing dialog, “AEC Ref (Virtual Return #H)” is assigned as the AEC reference for mic inputs 1 – 8. Program L/R Inputs 9 and 10 Program content comes from the MediaPort 200 Line Output L/R, which is a mix of the USB Playback, HDMI, and Line Input signals. •...
  • Page 106 Figure 84. DSP Routing for Application 1 MediaPort 200 • with External DSP with AEC Application Setup...

  • Page 107: Control For Application 1

    “Privacy Mute.” This control mutes the mic mix routed to Output #3, connected to the MediaPort 200 Mic/Line Input, and ultimately to the far end of a soft codec conference. This control can be used for privacy during a conference call, to mute the near end mics going to the far end while still being able to hear the far end.
  • Page 108 Far End (mute) Mute control for far end audio (from MediaPort) to local room Privacy Mute Mutes local mics for private discussion Figure 85. Application 1 Group Controls MediaPort 200 • with External DSP with AEC Application Setup...

  • Page 109: Application 2 - Mediaport 200 With External Dsp With Aec With Hardware And Software Codecs

    Application 2 — MediaPort 200 with External DSP with AEC with Hardware and Software Codecs NOTE: Ensure that the MediaPort 200 is set to External DSP with AEC audio mode in PCS before beginning setup (see General Settings Tab on page 59 for more information about selecting Standalone audio mode).
  • Page 110 Connect the Line output of the MediaPort 200 to line inputs on the DSP (DMP 128 input 9 and input 10, see figure 86 on the previous page). Connect the Ref output of the MediaPort 200 to a line input on the DSP (DMP 128 input 11). Uncheck the checkbox in the...

  • Page 111: Dsp Routing For Application 2

    Virtual Return A is also routed to Output 4, connected to the video codec. • Program L/R Inputs 9 and 10 Program content comes from the MediaPort 200 Line Output L/R, which is a mix of the USB Playback, HDMI, and Line Input signals. •...
  • Page 112 Video codec line out is connected to DMP 128 Input 12 “Video Codec.” • • DMP 128 Input 12 is routed Output 3. Output 3 is connected to the MediaPort 200 Mic/ Line Input. • DMP 128 Input 12 is routed to Virtual Send E.

  • Page 113: Control For Application 2

    “Privacy Mute.” This control mutes the mic mix routed to Output #3, connected to the MediaPort 200 Mic/Line Input, and ultimately to the far end of a soft codec conference. This control can be used for privacy during a conference call, to mute the near end mics going to the far end while still being able to hear the far end.
  • Page 114 Far End (mute) Mute control for far end audio (from MediaPort) to local room Privacy Mute Mutes local mics for private discussion Figure 88. Application 2 Group Controls MediaPort 200 • with External DSP with AEC Application Setup...

  • Page 115: Setting Mix And Listening Levels Using The Pcs Software

    Setting Mix and Listening Levels Using the PCS Software After setting up the MediaPort 200 inputs for optimal levels and the outputs according to the signal level needed at the receiving devices (such as amplifiers, DSP, and video codecs), MediaPort 200 mix and listening levels can be controlled from the screen of the PCS configuration software.
  • Page 116 When the USB communications audio is sent to the Ref output only, the application is using a DSP in conjunction with the MediaPort 200. In this case, volume control is performed in the DSP. For this type of application, it is recommended the...

  • Page 117: Adjusting Mix Levels

    (this depends on the size of the amplifier in the room and its input sensitivity setting). Adjust the fader ( ) during an active conference to set a USB Communications comfortable and intelligible listening level for speech from the far end. MediaPort 200 • with External DSP with AEC Application Setup...
  • Page 118 MediaPort 200 • with External DSP with AEC Application Setup...

  • Page 119: Remote Configuration And Control

    (one or more characters). The MediaPort 200 can be configured and controlled via a host computer attached to the rear panel, RS-232 port, rear panel LAN port, or front panel USB Config port. SIS...

  • Page 120: Mediaport-Initiated Messages

    E22 — Busy E24 — Privilege violation E25 — Device not present E26 — Maximum number of connections exceeded E28 — Bad filename or file not found E33 — Bad file type or size MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 121: Using The Command And Response Table

    0 = No input signal detected 1 = DVI 2 = HDMI Total lines (view only):* Response is 4 digits, padded with zeros. Total pixels (view only):* X& Response is 4 digits, padded with zeros. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 122 H range: 0120 through 4096 • V range: 0064 through 2400 Response is 4 digits with leading + or - and padded with zeros. Must be divisible by 8 for horizontal or by 2 for vertical. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 123 1 = HDMI loop output (valid for EDID save and export only) 201 = Custom output rate 1 202 = Custom output rate 2 203 = Custom output rate 3 SIS Variables for MediaPort 200 Resolutions and Refresh Rates = 10 through 53) Resolution 23.98 Hz 24 Hz 25 Hz 29.97 Hz...
  • Page 124 Input (user image) presets — 1 through 16 (global for device) Response is 3 digits padded with a zero. Front panel lock (executive mode) status 0 = Disabled (default) 1 = Enabled (front panel completely locked) MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 125 2 = Follow — Each input rate is displayed with its native aspect ratio. Screen saver mode 0 = Extron logo (default) 1 = Black screen or user-loaded logo 2 = Blue screen with text message MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 126 2 = Echo cancelling speakerphone USB name: up to 32 characters. Upper- and lowercase alphanumeric characters allowed, including and spaces. HDMI audio input type 0 = None, input is muted 2 = LPCM 2-Ch 5 = Multi-Ch MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 127 UTC offset and location name, such as (UTC‑08:00) Pacific Time for PST IP address (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn). Leading zeros in each of the four fields are optional in setting values and are suppressed in returned values. Factory default address (when DHCP is turned off) is 192.168.254.254 MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 128 An E14 error code is returned. Clearing the administrator password clears all passwords. Port number Serial port baud rate Serial port parity Serial port number of data bits Serial port number of stop bits. Hardware (MAC) address ( xx‑xx‑xx‑xx‑xx‑xx MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 129: Command And Response Table For Sis Commands

    EDID emulation. Response is two digits with a leading zero. 1 = HDMI loop output (valid for EDID save and export only), 201 = Custom output rate 1, 202 = Custom output rate 2, = Custom output rate 3 String: filename MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 130: Picture Control

    = no sink or source device detected, 1 = sink or source device detected with HDCP, = Sink or source device detected with no HDCP present Input HDCP authorized: = disabled, = enabled (default) MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 131 Horizontal or Vertical position. Response is four digits leading with + or - and padded with zeros. Must be divisible by 8 (horizontal) or 2 (vertical). H range: ± horizontal streaming resolution V range: ± vertical streaming resolution MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 132 V range: ± vertical resolution Horizontal or vertical size. Response is 4 digits with leading + or - and padded with zeros. X1& H range (width): through 0120 4096 V range (height): through 0064 2400 MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 133 Enable or disable Auto-Memory: = off or disable, = on or enable (default) Preset name, up to 16 characters, default is Preset nnn Input preset number: . response is 3 digits padded with a zero. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 134: Output Configuration

    HDMI Loop Output Formats on page 119) HDCP mode 0 through 3 (see HDCP Modes on page 119) USB output streaming format: 1 through 4 (see USB Output Formats on page 119) X4& MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 135 = Extron logo (default), = black screen or user-loaded logo, = blue screen with text message. Video mute status: = unmuted (default), = muted to black screen, = all output sync and video muted. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 136: Advanced Configuration

    Test patterns: 0 = Off (default), 1 = Crop, 2 = Alternating pixels, 3 = Crosshatch, 4 = Color bars, 5 = Grayscale The response is two digits padded with a zero. String: filename. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 137 2 = 5.0% — Auto-Image commands snap to a 5.0% table. No true Auto-Image is performed. Aspect ratio 1 = Fill — Each input rate automatically fills the entire output raster (default). 2 = Follow — Each input rate is displayed with its native aspect ratio. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 138 0 = Off or disable, 1 = On or enable USB terminal type 1 = Non-echo cancelling speakerphone (default) 2 = Echo cancelling speakerphone Video signal status 0 = Video signal not detected 1 = Video signal detected MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 139 Absolute system reset Reset all device settings ZQQQ to the factory defaults, retaining the firmware version. NOTE: USB name: up to 32 characters. Upper- and lowercase alphanumeric characters allowed, including and spaces. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 140 Video mute: 0 = Off (unmute) (default), 1 = On (mute to black screen), 2 = On (mute output sync and video) USB audio type: 0 = None, 1 = LPCM 2-Ch USB standard: 0 = None, no host, 1 = USB 1.1, 2 = USB 2.0, 3 = USB 3.0 MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 141 No distinction is made between uppercase and lowercase letters. Default name — MediaPort‑200‑xx‑xx‑xx. The factory default name is a combination of the model name and the last three character pairs of the MAC address. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 142 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) offset value (-12:00 through 14:00) in hours and minutes (hh:mm) A 2- to 6-digit code, such as “PST” for GMT - 8.00 UTC offset and location name, such as (UTC‑08:00) Pacific Time for PST MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 143 Factory default address (when DHCP is turned off) is 192.168.254.254 Subnet mask (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn). Leading zeros are optional in setting values in each of the four fields, and are suppressed in returned values. Hardware (MAC) address (xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx) MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 144 If there is no password, is omitted Ipu**** **** from the response. NOTE: X7& Password (12 characters maximum) The following characters are not allowed: / \ | * and {space}. Passwords are case-sensitive. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 145 The response contains leading zeros. If no data is received during the timeout period, the Ethernet connection is closed. When the unit is connected via RS-232 or USB, only global timeout commands apply. Anything else returns an E13 error code. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 146 The last line of the response indicates how much file space remains. Unit Telnet Responses: • • {date/time} {length} • • {date/time} {length} • • {date/time} {length} • • {date/time} {length} • space_remaining bytes_left NOTE: String: filename. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 147 Set SNMP port map  X7*] PMAP PmapA Reset SNMP port Reset the SNMP port A161PMAP PmapA00161 map  number to the default Disable SNMP port A0PMAP PmapA00000 View SNMP port map  X7*] APMAP NOTE: Port number MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 148: Audio Sis Commands

    Decimal places are invalid. : -125 = -12.5 dB Example Processor Gain Level Range (g) Mic/Line input gain, analog -180 (-18.0 ) – 600 (60.0 Line output attenuation (negative gain) -1000 (-100.0 ) – 0 (0.0 MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 149 X11& Soft limit low value (in dB). X11( On and off Status X12) Increment or decrement value X12! Digital input: 1 or 2 X12@ Digital input state: = logic low = logic high MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 150 5 = Blink, following input 2 trigger (either increment/decrement or preset recall) X12^ Group master name. Maximum length is 16 characters. Invalid characters include: = ` , @ ‘ [ ] { } X ~ “ ; : | \ ? MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 151: Command And Response Table For Dsp Sis Commands

    0.1 increments. Use negative numbers for attenuation. Decimal places are invalid. : -125 = -12.5 dB Example See the Gain Range Table on page 141 for acceptable gain ranges. X10( Phantom power: = phantom power disabled, = phantom power enabled MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 152 Soft limit low value (in dB). X12^ Group master name. Maximum length is 16 characters. Invalid characters include: = @ ‘ [ ] { } X ~ “ ; : | \ ? MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 153 Group 6: mute, program to far end Group 7: gain, far end level to Ref Group 8: mute, far end to Ref Group 9: gain, mic level to Aux Group 10: mute, mic to Aux MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 154 View digital output mode GPOT mode X12% for digital output With tagged responses X12$ (verbose modes 2 and 3): X12$ X12%] Gpot NOTE: All variables used on this page are defined on the next page. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 155 = Follow mute (when muted, output is high) = Follow inverted mute (when unmuted, output is high) = Blink, following input 1 trigger (either increment/decrement or preset recall) 5 = Blink, following input 2 trigger (either increment/decrement or preset recall) MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 156: Mediaport 200 Web Page

    MediaPort 200 Web Page The embedded MediaPort 200 Web page enables monitoring and adjustment certain settings of the MediaPort 200 through its Ethernet port, connected via a LAN or WAN and using a Web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer .

  • Page 157: Web Page Components

    Web Page Components HDMI Status Date/Time Settings USB Status Passwords Communication Settings Configure This Device Device Info Figure 94. MediaPort 200 Web Page MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 158 USB Status — This read-only panel indicates whether a USB host is present, whether video and audio is being streamed, and if audio is being returned through this connection input. It also displays the USB output resolution group, resolution rate, and the USB streaming format. MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 159 In this panel the device name and USB name recognized by Windows can be viewed and edited. Firmware can also be updated from this panel. NOTE: Firmware can only be updated via TCP/IP connection. Figure 97. Device Info Panel MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 160: Updating Firmware

    During the updating process, a message window appears Update in the middle of the screen, showing the progress of the update: Initializing , and Installing the Firmware Rebooting Device Figure 100. Firmware Update Message Window MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...
  • Page 161 Setting a password To assign a password: In the panel, click . The dialog box opens. Passwords Passwords If requested, enter a Login ID. The default is Admin MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 162: Special Characters

    Use of the following characters is not recommended: and {space}. + ~ , @ = ` [] {} < > ‘’ “” ; : | \ ? MediaPort 200 • Remote Configuration and Control...

  • Page 163: Mounting

    Extron mounting kits and ordering information). Mounting Options The MediaPort 200 can be mounted by any of the following methods: • Rack mounting: Attach the MediaPort to a standard 19-inch rack shelf. The following Underwriters Laboratories (UL) guidelines pertain to the installation of the MediaPort in a rack: Elevated operating ambient temperature —...
  • Page 164 Extron Electronics makes no further warranties either expressed or implied with respect to the product and its quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular use. In no event will Extron Electronics be liable for direct, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from any defect in this product even if Extron Electronics has been advised of such damage.

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