Ethereal CS-88MHDBTS Manual de usuario

User Manual

CS-88MHDBTS, CS-44MHDBTS

8x8 and 4x4 4K HDMI and HDbaseT Matrix

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS are true 18Gbps 4K60 (4:4:4) 8x8 and 4x4 HDMI matrix

switches. Supporting HDMI 2.0(a/b), HDCP 2.2, up to 4K video resolution, and up to 18 Gbps

bandwidth. The CS-88MHDBTS supports 8 HDMI sources (Blu-ray, UHD Blu-ray, satellite receiver,

game consoles, PCs, etc. ...) and 8 separate displays, while the CS-44MHDBTS supports 4 HDMI

sources and 4 HDMI or mirrored HDbT displays. Allowing you to view any of the connected sources

on any of the connected displays at any one time.

Features:

•HDMI 2.0 (a/b)

•4K60 4:4:4 Support

•Full HDR Support (HDR 10 & 12 Bit)

•Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and HLG Support

•HDCP 2.2 (up-to)

•Web GUI Interface

•4 or 8 HDMI with Mirrored HDbT

Outputs

•Scaling from 1080p up to 4K on the

HDMI outputs

•Scaling from 4K down to 1080p on the

HDbT outputs

•Advanced EDID Management

•IR, RS-232 and LAN Control Options

•Audio De-Embedding via SPIDF &

3.5mm jack

•Install in seconds

•Powerful EDID management

•Front Panel Control

•IR Remote

•IR & RS-232 Control

•LAN Control

•Driver Support for Crestron, C4, Etc.

•Bi-Directional IR and RS-232 on

extenders

•Built in Test Pattern for each Output

In The Box:

•CS-88MHDBTS or CS-44MHDBTS HDMI

Matrix

•IR Remote Control

•12V/4A Locking Power Supply

Front Panel Control

Switching

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS can be switched from the front panel by selecting the OUTPUT button first and

then selecting the INPUT button:

1. Press the OUTPUT button (1 through 8) on the bottom row that corresponds with the OUTPUT (Display, or Sink

Device) you would like to send to a source.

2. Once pressed, the switch will illuminate the OUTPUT button that you have selected, along with the INPUT row,

indicating that it is ready for you to select the INPUT.

3. Select the desired INPUT.

EDID

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS has the ability to control the EDID that the source devices sees as a display

1. Press and hold the INPUT button of the source you want to set EDID for 3 seconds

2. Use the selected INPUT button as UP and the corresponding OUTPUT button as DOWN to select the desired

EDID setting

3. To set the selected EDID setting press and hold for 3 seconds the original INPUT button

Toggle DHCP

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS comes from the factory with DHCP turned off. To enable DHCP from the front

panel:

1. Press and hold INPUT 1 and INPUT 4 together for 3 seconds

View Network Settings

1. Press and hold INPUT 3 and INPUT4 together for 3 seconds

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS will cycle through the following information: Device IP, Host IP, Subnet Mask, and

MAC Address.

View Firmware Version

To view the current firmware on the CS-88MHDBTS or the CS-44MHDBTS:

1. Press and hold INPUT 2 and INPUT 4 together for 3 seconds

Locking Front Panel Buttons

You have the ability to lock the front panel buttons so any accidental button presses can be ignored.

1. Press and hold INPUT 2 and INPUT 3 together for 3 seconds

Web Interface

In order to access the Web Interface use a web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.) and go to the

IP address of the Matrix.

Live Switch

Use this page to switch between inputs and outputs from the web interface live.

Link Info

Use this screen to monitor the EDID information of the connected input devices.

IR Setting

The IR switching allows you to route the IR signals on the IR outputs manually if you need to have a fixed route.

Note: By default the IR OUT is automatically routed with the active source.

Video Setting

On this screen you can modify the video signal that is being output by the matrix.

•either upscale, downscale or bypass the scaling feature

•Enable to disable the Output Signal Generator

oNOTE: The HDMI and HDbT outputs can be tested independent from each other.

Audio Setting

Here you can turn on or off the extracted audio for the SPDIF digital Coax or 3.5 Stereo ports. You can also set the audio

delay for the audio breakouts in order to combat any audio sync issues.

Audio Matrix and EX-Audio Matrix Mode

Here you can set the route of the audio in a matrix fashion for the extracted audio connections and bind the audio to

follow either the INPUT, OUTPUT, or set it to be Matrixed.

•Audio Delay – This allows you to change the audio delay to combat lip-sync issues on the extracted audio. Each

audio output can be delayed independently of the others.

•Bind to Input – The extracted audio binds to its corresponding input. E.g. Audio out 3 will always output audio

from INPUT 3.

•Bind to Output – The extracted audio binds to its corresponding output. E.g. Audio Out 3 will always output

audio from whichever input is selected for OUTPUT 3.

•Matrix – The extracted audio can be set manually to specific Audio Outs. E.g. Audio Out 3 will always play audio

from INPUT 4 regardless of what INPUT is selected for OUTPUT 3.

EDID Manage

Here you can set or control the EDID for the individual inputs.

System Settings

IP Settings – Here you can set the network configurations. E.g. set the static IP address, change the TCP port, or find the

MAC address.

Port Alias Setting – Here you can give the individual inputs or outputs an Alias, or a name. E.g. if INPUT 1 is a cable box,

you can name it “Cable”, or if OUTPUT 3 is the Master Bedroom TV, you can name it “Master Bed”

EDID Management

The CS-88MHDBTS and CS-44MHDBTS matrices have 29 pre-configured EDID settings.

NOTE: In order to maximize compatibility, by default the matrix is set to a 1080p EDID. When using 4K sources, you will

want to define a 4K EDID on that input (or read from the display).

To Change the EDID setting with the face buttons:

1. Press and hold the INPUT you want to change for 3 seconds8

2. Now "press" the desired INPUT/OUTPUT (Example: Setting EDID for INPUT3, use IN 3 & OUT 3)

to toggle through the available EDID options

3. Once you are on the EDID you want to select, press and hold the INPUT button again for 3

seconds. The LCD Screen will say "Please Wait", then "OK" once the EDID is set.

To change the EDID setting with the Web Interface, login to the Matrix through a web browser using the

IP address and then select EDID. From there you can select the desired/required EDID for each input

individually.

These are the pre-configured EDID settings that are available to toggle through:

0: 1080P_2CH(PCM)

1: 1080P_6CH

2: 1080P_8CH

3: 1080P_3D_2CH(PCM)

4: 1080P_3D_6CH

5: 1080P_3D_8CH

6: 4K30Hz_3D_2CH(PCM)

7: 4K30HZ_3D_6CH

8: 4K30HZ_3D_8CH

9: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_2CH(PCM)

10: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_6CH

11: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_8CH

12: 4K60HZ_3D_2CH

13: 4K60HZ_3D_6CH

14: 4K60HZ_3D_8CH

15: 1080P_2CH(PCM)_HDR

16: 1080P_6CH_HDR

17: 1080P_8CH_HDR

18: 1080P_3D_2CH(PCM)_HDR

19: 1080P_3D_6CH_HDR

20: 1080P_3D_8CH_HDR

21: 4K30Hz_3D_2CH(PCM)_HDR

22: 4K30Hz_3D_6CH_HDR

23: 4K30Hz_3D_8CH_HDR

24: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_2CH(PCM)_HDR

25: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_6CH_HDR

26: 4K60Hz(Y420)_3D_8CH_HDR

27: 4K60Hz_3D_2CH(PCM)_HDR

28: 4K60Hz_3D_6CH_HDR

29: 4K60Hz_3D_8CH_HDR

30: USER_EDID_ 1

31: USER_EDID_2

32: USER_EDID_3

The first 30 EDID settings cannot be changed. The three USER EDID settings are programmed using RS-

232 or the web interface. However, you can read an EDID from any output and it will automatically store

in USER EDID 1. Remember, each INPUT has an independent EDID setting and you may need to program

each one. To read and set an EDID to a specified input the steps are the same as switching the EDID

normally, except when you see the following figure, press and hold the original INPUT button again for 3

seconds. This will read, store, and set the EDID for that INPUT based on the OUTPUT selected.

IR Remote Control

The HDMI matrix can also be controlled by using the supplied IR remote. The left arrow button switches

to the previous button in the sequence, and the right arrow switches to the next input in sequence.

RS-232 TCP/IP Control Commands

These commands apply to both the CS-88MHDBTS and the CS-44MHDBTS. Where applicable, commands

that show 1-8 for inputs or outputs if used with the CS-44MHDBTS do not exceed 4 for the inputs and

outputs.

•Note: Add a return (Enter Key) after each command when using direct commands.

•Note: To send control commands to the Matrix, be sure to use the RS232-CTL port NOT the

HDbT RS232 port.

How to route RS232 commands when using the HDbT extenders:

To ensure that you format the commands correctly take note of the following:

1. You first send a route command then send the device command

2. You MUST know the baud rate of the device you are sending commands to.

3. For “hybrid” ASCII commands, it may be necessary to convert the numbers to a decimal value

Your first Command is for the route, and looks like this:

•A= Device Address (use this even if using a single unit, just put 00)

•OUT = The Output you want to route the forthcoming command to

•LEN = Forthcoming command length - for ASCII this includes EVERY character including spaces.

For HEX it includes only the BYTE count.

oEx1: If the ASCII command is "ka 0 1" the length is 6. Count spaces. NOTE: You can

exceed the length by 2 if unsure. If you exceed the length by more than 2 it will not

work.

oEx2: If HEX command is "6B 68 20 30 20 31" the length is 6. Do not count spaces. Again,

you can exceed by 2.

•BR = Baud Rate of the device you are sending to - You use a single digit to replace "x"

o0 - 9600, 1 - 14400, 2 - 19200, 3 - 38400, 4 - 57600, 5 – 115200

Using Telnet (IP)

System HELP

System Address = 00

F/W Version : 1.00

Azz

All Commands start by Prefix System Address zz, if [01-99]

Help

STA

Show Global System Status

SET RST

Reset to Factory Defaults

SET ADDR xx

Set System Address to xx {xx=[00~99](00=Single)}

SET LCD ON Tx

Set LCD Remain On Time{x=[0~3](0=Always ON,1=15,2=30,3=60Sec)}

SET KEY LOCK ON/OFF

Set Key Lock On/Off

GET ADDR

Get System Address

GET STA

Get System System Status

GET INx SIG STA

Get Input x Signal Status{x=[0~4](0=ALL)}

GET LCD ON T

Get LCD Remain On Time

GET KEY LOCK

Get Key Lock Status

Output Setup Commands

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