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Matrix Switcher Operational Manual 2009/06/10 ver:1.1
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MAX-RGB88A/P
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Front Panel View
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LCD display which shows the current system status
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"Fn" Function key, entering into setup menu
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"Up" selection
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"Down" selection
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"Enter" key
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"Esc" key
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Input Channel Select, Selection of the input port 1 to 8
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Output Channel Select, Selection of the output port 1 to 8
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Back Panel View
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- Page 1 Matrix Switcher Operational Manual 2009/06/10 ver:1.1 ■ MAX-RGB88A/P Front Panel View Item Description LCD display which shows the current system status “Fn” Function key, entering into setup menu “Up” selection “Down” selection “Enter” key “Esc” key Input Channel Select, Selection of the input port 1 to 8...
- Page 2 Item Description 5xBNC RGBHV Input port 1 to 8 Balanced/Unbalanced Audio Input port 1 to 8 5xBNC RGBHV Output port 1 to 8 Balance/Unbalance Audio Output port 1 to 8 Power Input plug. Before plugging in the power, please check if power is AC 100~230V, 50/60Hz RS-232 I/O control port Balanced/Unbalanced Audio connections:...
- Page 3 Function: 0 Function menu setup page Entering “Setup Menu page” To enter “Setup Menu” press the “Fn” button once, LCD Display will shows the function menu accordingly. Select the relevant function by using the “Up” and “Down” button and confirm selection by pressing the “Enter” button. Current function selected (0, 1, 2, 3 or 4) Number of functions support (0~4)
- Page 4 The front panel “Input Select” buttons will be flashing waiting for selection. Assuming that the current setup was Input port 1 is routed to Output port 1 to 8. Hence, if Input Select CH1 is pressed, all Output Port buttons from 1 to 8 will be lighted.
- Page 5 Press the respective button again to “Cancel” a selection when required and the respective button will go off together with the displayed port number on the LCD. Then press the “Enter” button to confirm and store the setting. The LCD Menu display will then return to “IN, OUT” page and the “Input Select”...
- Page 6 And just press the “Enter” button again if other I/O setting is required. Now assuming that the setup was Input Channel 1 was routed to Output Channel 1, 3, 6, 7 and 8. And to remove the output rout “Output port” 3 and 8.
- Page 7 Function 1: Video and Audio Gain Control The Gain adjust function allows user to set the Video/Audio IN and OUT gain accordingly for every single port independently. ■ Steps are as followed: Press “Fn” to enter Function Menu, making use of the Up/Down button and select “Gain Adjust”...
- Page 8 In the “Gain Level” Menu, and making use of the Up/Down button and select the desire gain level accordingly and press “Enter” once confirm. The gain level selected will then be stored accordingly _________________________________________________________________________________ The system will then return to “Select Port:” Menu and the “INPUT SELECT”...
- Page 9 Function 2: Volume Adjust The Volume adjust function allows user to set the Audio Output volume accordingly for every single port independence. ■ Steps are as followed: Press “Fn” to enter Function Menu, making use of the Up/Down button and select “Volume Adjust” function and select Enter for confirmation. _______________________________________________________________ In “Select Port:”...
- Page 10 The system will then return to “Select Port:” Menu and the “OUTPUT SELECT” buttons will be flashing again indicates that the system is waiting for selection. Repeat step number 2 to select other ports. To setup a new Volume Setting, returning to the “Volume Adjust:” function can be done by pressing “Esc”...
- Page 11 In “Save to Preset” Menu, again making used of the Up/Down button and select the desire Preset number. The respective Preset number will be displayed on LCD display with “<empty>”. _______________________________________________________________ And press “Enter” to confirm the Preset Number selected. A curser will appear flashing indicate that the system is waiting user to “Name”...
- Page 12 Function 4: Recall Preset The “Recall Preset” function allows user to recall a stored Audio/Video routing configuration preset. A total of 10 different of such configuration can be stored and recalled base on the setting which also make easy identification with its different “Naming”...
- Page 13 Press “Enter” once a selection is confirmed and the system will executed the function and display will return to it’s main Menu as shown. If “Enter” is press within a “<empty>” Preset number, the system will ONLY sound with a beeps indicating an error operation. Status display and temporally muting the I/O routing setting ■...
- Page 14 In the main Menu, making the use of the Up/Down button to select the “VIEW” function and press “Enter” to confirm within the “VIEW” Menu, making the use of the Up/Down button again to select the desire Video/Audio, Video ONLY or Audio ONLY channel to be “Viewed”.
- Page 15 Example: To temporally “MUTE” the Video and Audio of the Input channel 3, in “VIEW” Menu select “VIDEO/AUDIO mode. Then press and hold the “INPUT SELECT” button CH3 for 1 to 2 sec till a two beep sound is heard. Now both the Video and Audio are temporally “MUTE” and the “INPUT SELECT”...
- Page 16 To temporally “MUTE” the Video/Audio of the Output channel 4, in “VIEW” Menu select “VIDEO/AUDIO mode. Then press and hold the “OUTPUT SELECT” button CH4 for 1 to 2 sec till a two beep sound is heard. Now both the Video and Audio are temporally “MUTE” and the “OUTPUT SELECT”...
- Page 17 Notes: All “temporally mute” setting will be reset once any of the following is performed: Power reset “Set IN/OUT” setting “Gain Adjust” “Volume Adjust” Panel Lock and Unlock Panel lock, disable the use or control from all the front panel buttons. In Main Menu, press and hold both Up and Down button for 1 to 2 sec till two beep sound is heard.
- Page 18 System Initial This will allow the system to be reset to factory preset mode. ■ Steps are as followed: Remove the AC power source Press and hold “INPUT SELECT” button CH1 and CH3 Then apply AC power source The LCD Display will shown “SYSTEM INITIAL” indicating the system is now back to initial setting and it will then return to “Main Menu”...
- Page 19 RS-232 Protocol and Control Command Parameter setting Baud Rate: 9600 bps Data Length: 8 bits Parity: Non parity Stop bit: One bit X on/off: None RS-232 Connection RS-232 Command Code Item Function Command Code Return Code Power on SETC10P31 RETC10P31 RETC10P30 Power off SETC10P30...
- Page 20 Audio Source Select. SETC60g3xxxyyy RETC60g3xxxyyy xxx is input source. xxx is input source. xxx = 001,002,…. xxx = 001,002,…. yyy is output source. yyy is output source. yyy = 001,002,…. yyy = 001,002,…. Video/Audio Source SETC60j3xxxyyy RETC60j3xxxyyy select xxx is input source. xxx is input source.
- Page 21 Video input/output SETC70W3zxxxyyy. SETC70W3zxxxyyy. Gain z is in/out gain select. z is in/out gain select. Level Setting. z = 0, select output gain. z = 0, select output gain. z = 1, select input gain. z = 1, select input gain. xxx is port select.
- Page 22 Audio Channel Mute. SETC50A3zxxxy RETC50A3zxxxy z is in/out port setting. z is in/out port setting. z = 0, setting output port. z = 0, setting output port. z = 1, setting input port. z = 1, setting input port.. xxx is port select. xxx is port select.
- Page 23 xxx is input port. xxx = 001,002,…. 2. When NO input port is connected. xxx = 000. Get Audio output SETC6013yyy RETC61g3xxxyyy port yyy is output port. yyy is output port. Source state yyy = 001,002,…. yyy = 001,002,…. 1. When a Output port is connected to a Input port.
- Page 24 xxx is port select. xxx is port select. xxx = 001,002,…. xxx = 001,002,…. y is mute state. y = 0, is mute. y = 0 , is unmute. Detect Video input SETC41b31xxx. RETC51b31xxxy channel signal state xxx is port select. xxx is select port.