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Summary of Contents for Altinex Computer/Component Video+ Audio Dual Twisted Pair Transmitter MT115-110
- Page 1 ® MULTITASKER MANUAL PART NUMBER: 400-0433-003 MT115-110 COMPUTER/COMPONENT VIDEO + AUDIO, DUAL TWISTED PAIR TRANSMITTER USER’S GUIDE...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
FEEDBACK COMMANDS...10 ID COMMANDS ...13 GROUP COMMANDS...14 SUMMARY OF COMMANDS ...15 MENU MODE ...16 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE... 18 ARE OFF ...18 DISPLAY IS TOO BRIGHT ...18 NO DISPLAY...18 ALTINEX POLICIES ... 19 LIMITED WARRANTY/RETURN POLICIES ...19 CONTACT INFORMATION ...19 400-0433-003 Page MULTITASKER... -
Page 3: Precautions / Safety Warnings
Any changes or modifications to the unit not expressly approved by ALTINEX, Inc. could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. discharge (ESD). -
Page 4: About Your Mt115-110
The MT115-110 provides a means of transmitting computer or component video and audio signals over Twisted Pair-type (CAT-5) cable when used together with an ALTINEX Twisted Pair Video Receiver, such as the MT115-111 or TP115-111. The MT115-110 offers two 15-pin HD female inputs with native Plug &... -
Page 5: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 400-0433-003 MULTITASKER TOP RETAINER SCREW AUDIO INPUT 1 RGBHV/YPbPr INPUT 1 VIDEO EQUALIZATION FOR INPUT 1 OUTPUT 1 AUDIO INPUT 2 RGBHV/YPbPr INPUT 2 VIDEO EQUALIZATION FOR INPUT 2 OUTPUT 2 BOTTOM RETAINER SCREW... -
Page 6: Application Diagrams
MULTITASKER APPLICATION DIAGRAMS DIAGRAM 1: TYPICAL SETUP MT115-110 TP115-111 TP115-111 400-0433-003... -
Page 7: Diagram 2: Internal View
DIAGRAM 2: INTERNAL VIEW INPUT POWER VIDEO 15-PIN HD BLUE GREEN PLUG and PLAY LEFT AUDIO 3.5mm RIGHT POWER VIDEO 15-PIN HD BLUE GREEN PLUG and PLAY LEFT AUDIO 3.5 mm RIGHT 400-0433-003 MT115-110 SIGNAL DETECT SYNC PROCESSING Stereo to Mono SIGNAL DETECT SYNC... -
Page 8: Diagram 3: Switch Settings
DIAGRAM 3: SWITCH SETTINGS CONTROL INPUT Video Gain Video Equalization 400-0433-003 DESCRIPTION Set SW6 to SW for software control and HW for a fixed gain = 1. Set SW5 to SW for software control and HW for a fixed gain = 1. Set SW4 to SW for software control and HW for hardware control. -
Page 9: Installing Your Mt115-110
INSTALLING YOUR MT115-110 Step 1. Determine the appropriate switch settings using Diagram 3 on page 7. Step 2. Turn off power to the MultiTasker system and disconnect from AC power. Step 3. Remove a slot cover (MT200-101) from one of the unused slots. Identify the slot number and note that it is for RS-232 control. -
Page 10: Description Of Commands
7.2 DESCRIPTION OF COMMANDS Each command consists Function, Card ID, and Unit ID. [ Function , Card ID , Unit ID ] Example: [VERC3U2] VER= Function C3 = Card ID or Group ID U2 = Unit ID (optional for Unit ID 0) For Function, see a detailed explanation under each command description. -
Page 11: Feedback Commands
3. [CnS] This command saves the card settings and displays the status. After the system is reset or powered off and on, the settings are restored. Cn = card number = save configuration Example: Save the status by sending [C4S]. feedback returned will be similar to the following: INPUT#1 VIDEO GAIN 4 EQUALIZATION 32... - Page 12 6. [STA1] This command enables automatic feedback from the front panel. The command affects any card with auto-feedback capability, not just the MT115-110. The default at power on or reset is STA0, off. For more details, see the [?Cn] command definition. Command Format: [STA1] Feedback Prefix Definitions: Card model number...
- Page 13 Example: Set the equalization on Input 2 of C3 to a value of 32 by sending the command [EQ2=32C3]. The card will respond with feedback of “[ ]” once the command is executed. 12. [GAIN] This command displays the gain setting for an input and selects that input for adjustment using the [+] and [-] commands.
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Page 14: Id Commands
ID COMMANDS The default card ID is the same as the card slot number. The next several commands allow the user to change the card ID to a value other than the slot number. Once the ID is changed, moving the card to another slot will not change the card ID. -
Page 15: Group Commands
20. [SID+] This command sets the card ID of all the cards in a system to their slot number plus the offset value. Command Format: [SID+n] n = Offset amount (n = # from 0 to 99) The maximum card ID is 99, so subtract the highest slot number from 99 to find the maximum offset. -
Page 16: Remove A Group
Example: G5 consists of the C2, C4, and C6. Remove only C4 and C6 from the group by sending the command [RMC4C6G5]. The system will return the following feedback: [G5=C2] 24. [RMG] This command may be used to delete an entire group, or all groups. -
Page 17: Using Menu Mode
Group Commands 22) [WR] Group multiple cards 23) [RMC] Remove members from group 24) [RMG] Delete group 25) [RD] Display group members 7.4 MENU MODE Menu Mode commands allow virtually the same functionality as programming commands. the programming commands in the previous sections, menu commands prompt the user to select from a list of available options. - Page 18 7.4.4 MT115-110 MENUS Following are the menus available to the MT115-110. The first menu is the Main Menu only. The second listing is an expanded view of the card’s sub-menus. The expanded menu contains values that indicate the current setting or value of a parameter.
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Page 19: Troubleshooting Guide
LED is still not on, see Cause 2. The card is not initialized. back on again. If one of the LEDs is still not on, please call ALTINEX at (714) 990-2300. The software gain is too high. Set the gain control to 1 using the RS-232 commands in Section 7.2. -
Page 20: Altinex Policies
Solution 2: Bypass the MT115-110 and TP receiver and connect the output of the source directly to the monitor. If the display is good, then call ALTINEX at (714) 990-2300. If there is still no display, see Cause 3. Cause 3: Cable connections are incorrect.
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