AutoPatch 1YDM User's Reference Manual

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Notices
FCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement
Statement regarding RF energy emissions and compliance with FCC rules.
AutoPatch Warranty Statement
Warranty Terms and Conditions
Details AutoPatch's product warranty period, coverage, and limitations.
Introduction
How to Use This Manual
Guide to navigating the manual and understanding its structure.
Typographical Conventions
Explains text conventions and formatting used in the manual.
Definition of Terms
Glossary of key terms and acronyms used in the document.
Chapter 1: Getting Started
Unpacking the 1YDM
Instructions for safely removing the 1YDM from its packaging.
Possible Installation Sites
Guidance on where to physically install the 1YDM unit.
Linking Enclosures
Procedures for connecting multiple 1YDM enclosures.
Setting Master and Slave Enclosures
How to designate master and slave roles for enclosures.
Defining Levels
Process for assigning levels to I/O boards for signal routing.
Attaching Inputs and Outputs
Connecting audio, video, and data cables to the unit.
Applying Power
Steps for connecting the power supply and setting voltage.
Startup Sequence
Description of the system initialization process upon power-up.
Adding Input/Output (I/O) Boards
Guide for installing and configuring I/O expansion boards.
Adjusting Gain Control
How to adjust input signal gain levels for optimal performance.
Chapter 2: Operating the Distribution Matrix
Making a Switch
Core operation for routing signals from inputs to outputs.
Checking Status
Monitoring the current input/output configuration of the matrix.
Disconnecting Signal on a Level
Removing a signal connection from a specific level.
Disconnecting Signal Using QuickDis
Quickly disconnecting signals across all levels.
Using Presets
Storing and recalling specific I/O configurations as presets.
Dry Contacts and Presets
Utilizing dry contacts for preset recall.
Configuration Word Settings
Control Panel Echo
Enables control panel to echo commands from external controllers.
Serial Status Filter
Filters serial status information for external controllers.
16x16 Front Panel Attached
Detects if a 16x16 front panel is installed.
Sync Board Enable
Activates the Vertical Interval Sync Expansion board.
Serial Port Configuration
Settings for serial ports, including SBC polling.
SBC Polling Limit
Configures the number of SBCs the CPU polls.
Control Panel Configuration Scan (CPCS)
Determines the source for control panel configuration.
Control Panel Configuration (CPC)
Sets the control panel configuration when CPCS is off.
Setting the Configuration Word
Procedure for adjusting system features via configuration word.
Chapter 3: Programming the Matrix
Basic Control Structure (BCS) Language
Overview of the ASCII command language for matrix control.
Entering BCS Commands
How to input commands using an external controller.
Changing Configuration Word via BCS
Modifying configuration settings using BCS commands.
BCS Software Handshaking
Protocol for reliable communication between controller and matrix.
Chapter 4: Options
Vertical Interval Sync Expansion Boards
Adds vertical interval synchronization capabilities to the matrix.
Sync Board Parts & External Connections
Describes sync board components, connectors, and their functions.
Sync Board Jumper Settings
Details configuration options via jumpers on the sync board.
Sync Board Installation & Enablement
Procedures for physically installing and activating the sync board.
Pluggable Connectors on Audio Boards
Feature for easy connection/disconnection of audio signals on boards.
Front Panel Options
Overview of available control interfaces for the enclosure front.
Local X/Y Control Panel
The primary front-panel interface for control and troubleshooting.
Remote X/Y Control Unit
External unit for controlling the matrix from a distance.
Blank Front Panel
Basic front panel with indicator LED, no operational controls.
Using External Controllers
Utilizing external devices like PCs for matrix operation.
Attaching an External Controller
Connecting external controllers via serial ports and communication protocols.
Dumb Terminal Control
Using basic ASCII terminals for matrix control.
Single Bus Controllers (SBCs)
Peripheral devices for controlling inputs/outputs or presets.
SBC Versions
Differentiates between C and P versions of SBCs.
SBC Models (3, 12, 16-Key)
Describes different SBC models based on key count and functionality.
SBC Installation
Procedures for installing SBCs and preparing enclosures for connection.
Connecting SBC Power
How to provide power to SBC units using appropriate connectors.
Polling Single Bus Controllers
Configuring the matrix to communicate with and manage SBCs.
Control Software Options
Software packages for automated and manual matrix control.
YRoute Control Software
DOS-based software for manual configuration and operations.
WinRoute Control Software
Windows-based software with a graphical interface for matrix control.
AutoRoute Event Scheduler
DOS-based program for scheduling matrix events and configurations.
ScanPatch Control Software
DOS-based program for cycling I/O configurations.
Chapter 5: Enclosure and Parts
Front of an Enclosure
Description of the enclosure's front panel.
Front Panel Controls Overview
Details on keys like Change, Preset, Matrix, Input, Output.
Rear of an Enclosure
Description of the enclosure's rear panel.
Audio and Video I/O Connectors
Physical connectors for signal input/output.
Enclosure Rear Panel Components
CPU, Expansion Slots, and Rear Main assembly.
I/O Boards
Information about the input/output boards used in enclosures.
I/O Board Impedance and Gain Control
Adjustment features for I/O boards.
Chapter 6: Applications
Paralleling Inputs
Technique for splitting input signals to multiple inputs.
Loop Back Functionality
Method for processing signals through external devices.
Combining Parallel Inputs & Loop Back
Examples of advanced system designs using both techniques.
Appendix A: Service & Returns Policy
Service and Support
Information on obtaining technical service and support.
Return Authorizations
Policy and procedures for returning merchandise.
Claims for Shipping Damages
Steps for filing claims for damaged shipments.
Replacement Policies
Procedures for replacing parts or products.
Glossary
Glossary of Terms
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used in the manual.

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