Hdmi Signal Transmission - Example - Lightware UBEX-MMU-X200 User Manual

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6. UBEX Concept 6. UBEX Concept
6.3.8. HDMI Signal Transmission - Example
The Concept
This example shows a 4x4 UBEX matrix with an L3 network switch and the MMU in its center. The matrix
contains 4 inputs (Stream #1..4) and 4 outputs (2x 1 HDMI output per transceiver and 2 pcs HDMI outputs
of the receiver). The MMU builds up the crosspoints and controls the A/V system.
Applied F-series endpoint firmware package: v1.5.4 | Applied R-series endpoint firmware package: v1.5.4 | Applied MMU firmware package: v1.3.3 | LDC software: v2.4.2b4
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Crosspoint Settings
The best overview of the crosspoint settings is available in the Lightware Device Controller software. The
following description based on the software.
INFO:
See the comprehensive description of the LDC software in the
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
The upper tiles mean the inputs (Stream #1..4), the tiles on the right side
mean the outputs (HDMI out 1 and 2 of the receivers). The naming is the
following:
▪ Sources: 1/02, where the 1 is the UBEX transceiver #1 (the first
endpoint which is joined to the network and added by the MMU),
the 02 is the Stream #1 on the HDMI in 2 port.
▪ Destinations: 4/02, where the 4 is the UBEX receiver (the fourth
endpoint which is joined to the network and added by the MMU),
the 02 is the HDMI out 2 port of the receiver.
The tile means a denied connection (only for transceivers). The explanation is the input port of the
transceiver cannot be selected to the output port of the same transceiver.
Port Numbering
The following table shows which port ID belongs to the HDMI ports.
UBEX Endpoint
UBEX transceiver #1
UBEX transceiver #2
UBEX transmitter
UBEX receiver
chapter.
HDMI Port Stream
HDMI IN 2 Stream #1
HDMI OUT 1 -
HDMI IN 2 Stream #2
HDMI OUT 1 -
HDMI IN 1 Stream #3
HDMI IN 2 Stream #4
HDMI OUT 1 -
HDMI OUT 2 -
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Port ID
1/02
1/01
2/02
2/01
3/01
3/02
4/01
4/02