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- Page 1 Home Theater Solutions HDMI5 Digital Video Switch Rev 1 06/27/2007...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
What’s Inside Contents Thank you for your purchase of the HDMI5 H igh D efinition Component Video Switch. Ever y care has been taken to assure you of a successful installation What’s Inside ........1 and subsequent operation of your new HDMI5 video switch, however An Overview of the HDMI5 .... -
Page 3: An Overview Of The Hdmi5
Only one of the t wo t ypes of inputs can be ac tive at any time. The HDMI5 will auto -selec t bet ween the t wo t ypes of signals. I f a signal is supplied to both the Coax and Optical inputs, the Coax signal is given pr ior it y. -
Page 4: Easy, Simple, Instructions
To switch bet ween any of the five inputs, simply press the button for the desired input. I f the HDMI5 is in the standby mode, it will tur n on. The HDMI5 will then switch to the se - Only red LED, above... - Page 5 To remove, or reposition HDMI • cable, unscrew clamp, leaving Star t by attaching the bracket to the back of the HDMI5 wire tie in place. using one of the supplied screws. Tighten the screw just enough to keep the bracket securely against the back of the HDMI5, but still allow free movement.
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Page 6: Using A Different Remote
"More Remote O ptions". • That ’s it! The HDMI5 will retur n to the state it was in before setup, and will now wor k with your new remote! Press the following sequence of buttons on POWER The new control buttons on your remote are... -
Page 7: More Remote Options
The remote may be using a car r ier frequenc y outside the range of the HDMI5 (KH z to 2KH z), or it may be using one of the few protocols the HDMI5 does not understand, like the Philip's RC5 and RC6 protocols. -
Page 8: Learning New Discrete Ir Codes
Step 1: Put the HDMI5 into the Setup Mode Learning New Discrete IR Codes The HDMI5 allows discrete IR control over all of it's func tions. These codes can also be reprogrammed as descr ibed here. Press and hold the Power Button for secs. -
Page 9: Controlling The Front Panel Lights
To change the front panel lighting mode... Step 1: Enter the Setup Mode • The HDMI5 is placed into the setup mode by pressing and holding the Power button for about seconds. Step 2: Select the Lighting Mode option After ‘’... -
Page 10: Adjusting The Front Panel Intensity
The new intensit y settings are saved in non-volatile memor y and are not affec ted by a power failure. When things look good, press the power button to exit the setup mode. 16 HDMI5 Component Video Switch HDMI5 Component Video Switch... -
Page 11: Setting The Initial Power On State
Power button, it will retur n to that previously selec ted channel. However, if power is removed (for instance a plug str ip used to power the HDMI5 is tur ned off ), and then re -applied, the HDMI5’s Setup the HDMI5 to the initial power on default behavior is to enter into the standby mode. -
Page 12: Control Functions
(About seconds.) front panel switches and only operating the HDMI5 with a remote. To enable / disable the front panel switches, and other control func tions... -
Page 13: Changing Switching Delays
"Mute D elay" of 100ms causes the switch to mute its output 100ms display goes wild. (About seconds.) before switching to the new input. B y default the HDMI5 uses a 200ms video and audio delay when switching bet ween channels. -
Page 14: Input Cable Length Tuning
The HDMI5 allows for 15 levels of equalization. Using high qualit y DVI or DVI to HDMI conversion cables, the HDMI5 can compensate Press and hold the desired channel until... -
Page 15: Bandwidth & Sync Settings
HSync a VSync signals. I f a source and monitor will not wor k with each other, using the HDMI5 and enabling one or both of these settings (blue LEDs are lit) may fix the incompatibilit y. -
Page 16: Auxiliary Relay Options
B y selec ting all channels, the relay will tur n on each time the HDMI5 is power on, and tur n off when the HDMI5 is tur ned off. Select a relay to setup by pressing either A1 or A2... - Page 17 Blue LEDs indicate delay times. •• Two r ight justified LEDs = 5 minutes exit setup mode. • One r ight justified LED = 10 minutes A1 = Decrease delay A2 = Increase delay 0 HDMI5 Component Video Switch HDMI5 Component Video Switch...
- Page 18 Blue 'SEL' LED is lit. I n the Steady State M ode (when blue 'SEL' LED is lit) the relay will remain on for as long as the HDMI5 is switched to an input that has Press Pwr Button to D elay times indicate how long been setup to ac tivate the relay.
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Page 19: Resetting To Factory Defaults
Resetting to Factory Defaults Step 1: Reset All Parameters to Factory Defaults I f, for whatever reason, you’d like to reset your HDMI5 back to its fac tor y default condition, this is easily done... Step 1: Reset All Parameters to Factory Defaults... -
Page 20: Rs-232 Port
RS-232 Port K.I.S.S.™ (Keep It Simple Serial!™) The RS -22 on the HDMI5 is the same for mat as a PC-modem, and Zektor ’s exclusive K .I.S.S.™ (Keep I t Simple S er ial™) protocol was de - uses the same t ype cable as a ser ial modem would, which is a stan- signed by engineers who have been controlling RS -22 devices for dard straight through cable. -
Page 21: +12V On / Off Control
The HDMI5 only looks at transitions on the Z-IN jack . For instance if it detec ts a LOW to HIGH transition it will tur n itself on. The user can then use the power switch to tur n off the HDMI5. Af ter which the +3V to +15V voltage on the Z-IN jack must go from HIGH to LOW and then back to HIGH, to once again tur n on the HDMI5. -
Page 22: Ir Code Format
IR Code Format IR Codes The default IR codes used by the HDMI5 are 2 bits long, based on The following are the fac tor y default codes used by the HDMI5: the NEC transmission protocol and use a car r ier frequenc y of KH z. -
Page 23: Features
HDMI 1.3 1080p, 8 bit color only equalization on all of it's inputs, allowing the user to tune the HDMI5 to the length and quality of cable used on each input for 1.65GHz bandwidth, 165MHz pixel rate. DVI / HDMI Bandwidth: the absolute best possible match. -
Page 24: Warranty Policy
Phone: 858-748-8250 us at once and tell us your concer ns, so we may make ever y effor t to Fax: 858-748-8224 satisfy your purchase. E-mail: customerservice@zektor.com Website: www.zektor.com HDMI5 Component Video Switch HDMI5 Component Video Switch... - Page 25 Z E K T O R 12675 Danielson Ct Suite 01 Poway, CA 206 5•7•250 www.zektor.com...