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- Page 1 VEO-MXH88D SWITCHES & MATRIXES HDMI 2.0 8x8 18Gbps Matrix with Audio De-embedders USER MANUAL 50-0432-0100 VEO-MXH88D...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS PRECAUTIONS ..........................3 1.1 Important Remark ........................3 1.2 Important Safety Instructions ....................4 1.3 Cleaning ............................4 PACKAGE CONTENTS ....................... 5 DESCRIPTION & FEATURES ....................5 3.1 Main Features ..........................6 INSTALL & CONNECT ........................ 6 START-UP &... -
Page 3: Precautions
1. PRECAUTIONS Important Remark The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. -
Page 4: Important Safety Instructions
1.2 Important Safety Instructions Read these instructions. 12. Unplug the device during lightening sorts or when unused for long 2. Keep these instructions. periods of time. 3. Heed all warnings. Refer all servicing to qualified 4. Follow all instructions. personnel. Servicing is required 5. -
Page 5: Package Contents
• Warranty card. 3. DESCRIPTION & FEATURES VEO-MXH88D is an 8x8 HDMI 2.0 matrix designed to handle high-quality video and audio signals. It supports up to 4K/UHD video resolution at 60 Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling. VEO- MXH88D offers 8 analogue audio inputs and 16 analogue and digital audio de-embedding outputs, allowing for flexible audio management. -
Page 6: Main Features
3.1 Main Features • 8 HDMI 2.0 inputs and 8 HDMI 2.0 outputs for flexible signal routing. • Supports 4K @60Hz, 4:4:4 chroma sampling, and HDR (4K @60Hz, 4:2:0 10-bit). • Stores up to 8 presets for easy configuration recall. •... -
Page 7: Start-Up & Operation
5. START-UP & OPERATION The unit can be controlled and configured by following the steps indicated below. In addition, if you prefer, it can also be configured by the WebGUI. 5.1 LCD Display control menu • To operate through the different menus, please use: o UP/DOWN buttons of the front panel or ▲/▼... -
Page 8: Video Switching Control
5.2 Video Switching Control The signal switch includes 8 free switching channels, which can be configured as input/output according to the requirements, forming a matrix of 1 x 8 ~ 8 x 1, which can switch any input. Signal to 1 channel output or all channel output. •... -
Page 9: Output Signal Control
5.3 Output Signal Control This section allows to control the Output signal (Audio or Video) of each one of the 8 output signals. 5.3.1 Output Video Control This section allows to operate the output video features of each one of the 8 output signals. 5.3.1.1 Switching Switch any output to one input or switch all outputs to one input. - Page 10 5.3.1.2 On/Off Video signal can be switched on and off on any output selected. By default, the output video is set to be active. Select “Output” in the menu and press “ENTER”. Then use “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “output 1~8” or “All” (“All” means all outputs).
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Page 11: Output Audio Control
5.3.2 Output Audio Control This section allows to operate the output audio features of each one of the 8 output signals. Select “Output” and press “ENTER”. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “Output1~8” or “All” (“All” means all outputs). The selected output will be highlighted in white. Press “ENTER”. -
Page 12: Audio Extraction
5.3.4 Audio extraction Analogue audio only support PCM2.0, 32-192KHZ, 16-24BIT; S/PDIF audio output support PCM/Dolby/DTS, 32-96KHZ, 16-24bit, maximum 5.1 channels • Analogue audio extraction When the 8×8 matrix is selected for one-to-one output, the analog audio output can only output the audio of the port. When the HDMI output port is muted, coaxial and analog audio output will not be affected. -
Page 13: Input Signal Control
5.4 Input Signal Control This section allows to operate the input signal features of each one of the 8 input signals. Select “Input” and press “ENTER”. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “Input1~8”· or “All” (“All” means all inputs). The selected input will be highlighted in white. Press “ENTER”. Press “UP/▲... - Page 14 C. EDID: to set each input’s EDID This parameter allows to manage EDID settings. Default 1: 4K@60Hz 444-LPCM: 2.0, HDR:HLG Default 2: 4K@60Hz 420-LPCM: 2.0, HDR:None Default 3: 4K@30Hz 444-LPCM: 2.0, HDR:None Default 4: 1080p@60Hz 444-LPCM: 2.0, HDR:None The default EDID is “Default1”. Press “UP/▲...
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Page 15: Preset Scene Settings
5.5 Preset Scene Settings This section enables to save Video, Audio, EDID and System settings into 8 different presets to effectively manage and customize your own settings. Following actions can be performed for each preset: • Clear: Delete a saved preset to free up the preset slot for future use. •... -
Page 16: Configuration
5.6 Configuration This section allows to set the device's Network parameter, RS-232 baud rate, LCD screen, Menu, User EDID and System parameters as well. A. Network Allows to set following Network parameter settings: DHCP: Off (Static) by default. After turning on (Dynamic), IP/MASK/GW are unable •... - Page 17 • IP: select IP and then, enter and select Part 1~4, then set IP address parameters for each part. • MASK: select MASK and then enter and select Part 1~4, then set MASK address parameters for each part. • GW •...
- Page 18 B. RS-232 Allows to change device’s baud rate. • Baud: device’s baud rate provide 6 choices, 115200, 57600, 38400, 19200, 9600, 4800. The device is 115200 by default. • Data/Stop/Parity: is used only for view and cannot be changed unless use the highest account.
- Page 19 C. LCD Allows to set LCD screen's Bright and Screen rest time. Bright is 8 by default and Screen rest time is 30S by default. 1. Select “Config”, press “ENTER”. 2. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “LCD”, press “ENTER”. 3.
- Page 20 D. Menu Allows to set following menu settings: • Time: No next operation within 30s and return to the channel interface. • Select-run: Disabled by default. If you select this option, it is not necessary to press "ENTER" to confirm the option chosen. •...
- Page 21 User EDID Allows to save default EDID, output EDID and temporary EDID to the User EDID. 1. Select “Config”, press “ENTER”. 2. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “User EDID”, press “ENTER”. 3. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “User1~4” or “ALL”, press “ENTER”. 4.
- Page 22 3. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select: • Reboot: select Yes or No. • Timing: select Yes or No. If the option Yes is selected, timing to switch off the device can be adjusted between S/M/H/D (Second/Minute/Hour/Day). The default is “Endless”, with no timing Settings. •...
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Page 23: Device Information
5.7 Info This section allows to check the status of several device settings. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select “Info”. Press “ENTER”. Press “UP/▲ or DOWN/▼” button to select the item you want to adjust. A. Input: input connection status, input resolution, Colour gamut colour depth, audio format and input HDCP version, after selecting the input port. -
Page 24: Remote Controlling
Data bits 8 Stop bits 1 Parity None Flow control None For a correct communication, both the host PC and VEO-MXH88D need to have the same baud rate amongst the available options. 5.8.2 Command List • All commands start with “#”... - Page 25 Enables or disables HDMI audio on channel [x] PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION • [x]: Output channel number, ranging from 1 to 8. If #audio_d out[x] hdmi=[y] <Output[x] : Audio HDMI> [Data=[y-1] : Input [y]] [x]=255, all output • [y]: enable or disable HDMI audio ON = 1 OFF = 0 Enables or disables ARC audio on channel [x]...
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Page 26: Webgui
6. WebGUI The unit can be controlled and configured by its own built-in web interface by simply typing the IP address of the chosen device into a web browser. 6.1 Change IP address of PC Before configuring the device through the website, it is necessary to configure the IP address of your computer to be in the same network segment as the device. -
Page 27: Login By Browser
6.2 Login by Browser To access VEO-MXH88D WEB settings, it is necessary to enter the base unit IP address in an internet browser. • Default IP address: 192.168.1.168 • Default username: admin • Default password: 123456 6.3 EDID Management The device includes 4 EDID modes: Default EDID, User EDID, Output EDID, Temp1, control EDID by WEB and RS-232. -
Page 28: Status Interface
6.4 STATUS Interface This section allows to check the status of several device settings. • Input info: Displays the status and information of the current device input port, Includes the connection status, input resolution, gamut colour depth, HDCP version information and input audio format of each input port. -
Page 29: Input Interface
6.5 Input interface This section allows to rename input ports, switching video signals (opened by default), switching audio input, selecting EDID, and switching audio source signals. • Rename: Modify the current name of input port, support 1~15 characters (numbers, letters and underscores) which is synchronized with the screen. •... - Page 30 3. Audio source: Use the mouse to click the white dropdown to switch the corresponding input audio source. 4. Copy EDID from: Use the mouse to click the white dropdown to complete the corresponding EDID switch. The dropdown will show the current EDID information. 5.
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Page 31: Output Interface
6.6 Output interface This section allows to port renaming, switching output video (on by default), switching audio output (HDMI/Analog/SPDIF), ARC function (off by default). • Rename: Modify the current name of output port, support 1~15 characters (numbers, letters and underscores) which is synchronized with the screen. •... -
Page 32: Matrix Interface
6.7 Matrix interface This section allows to display the input source corresponding to the current output port, Switching the input to an output port and output the image. Vertical axis means output port selection, abscissa axis means input port selection and All means select all output. -
Page 33: Preset Interface
6.8 Preset Interface Use this option to rename, saving, calling, and clearing of preset scene. The device can preset 8 scenes and support scene renaming. • Clear means clears the current saved scene. • Save means save the current changed scene, the video, audio and system settings can be saved, but network parameter cannot be saved. -
Page 34: System Interface
DHCP use two-way button as switch, click directly to open DHCP (Green button means open DHCP and Gray means close DHCP). • TCP port: Configure port to access VEO-MXH88D. • Account management: enter your account and password in the white box, Click Apply. -
Page 35: Firmware Upgrade
7. FIRMWARE UPGRADE To update the MCU and web page using the updating software, follow these steps: Connect your PC and the device using the RS-232 cable. Open the updating software on your PC. Click on the "Refresh" button to refresh the serial port list and select the correct serial port number for the device. -
Page 36: Panels & Remote Functions
8. PANELS & REMOTE FUNCTIONS 8.1 Front Panel LCD screen PRESET: short press to preset. IR receiver window UP: short press to up. Output buttons from 1 to 8: LOCK: long press to lock, long press again to unlock；when lock, short press to choose one all button is unworkable except for output, press again to cancel. -
Page 37: Rear Panel
8.2 Rear Panel 1. AUDIO IN (Analogue x8) 6. IR port 2. AUDIO OUT (Analogue x8) 7. Grounding 3. AUDIO OUT (SPDIF x8) 8. HDMI Input ×8 4. Ethernet port 9. HDMI Output×8 5. RS-232 10. DC12V/3A input. -
Page 38: Remote Control
8.3 Remote Control 1. Power on / Standby 2. M: Turn off the HDMI output audio 3. W: Lock or Unlock panel buttons. 4. Output 1-8 5. All outputs select INPUT-Y: o Press ALL button o Press INPUT-Y button means 1 to 4 of the inputs). 6. - Page 39 • Turn off HDMI output audio: o To mute the audio for a specific output, press the corresponding output button followed by the "M" button. o For example, to turn off the audio for output 1, press output 1 button followed by the "M"...
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Page 40: Technical Data
Colour Depth 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit Colour Space RGB, YUV HDCP 2.2 HDR HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG HDMI Distance 10m with Ecler VEO Cables (up to 1080p) 5m with Ecler VEO Cables (up to 4K) Audio Performances Audio Input Connectors 8 x 3 pin Euroblock connector... -
Page 41: Mechanical Diagram
Physical Operating Temperature Min: 0°C; 32°F Max: 40°C; 104°F Operating Humidity <90% HR Installation Options Desktop Included Accessories 17 x 3 pin Euroblock connector, 1 x Remote Control, 1 x IR receiver, 1x 12V PSU Dimensions (WxHxD) 482.4 x 44 x 220 mm. / 18.99 x 1.73 x 8.66 in. Shipping Dimensions (WxHxD) 500 x 85 x 264 mm. - Page 42 NEEC AUDIO BARCELONA S.L. reserves the right to make changes or improvements in the design or manufacturing that may affect these product specifications. For technical queries contact your supplier, distributor or complete the contact form on our website, Support / Technical requests. Motors, 166‐168 08038 Barcelona, Spain (+34) 932238403 information@ecler.com www.ecler.com...
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