Extron electronics Annotator 401 Manual de usuario

IMPORTANT:

Go to www.extron.com for the complete

user guide, installation instructions, and

specifications before connecting the

product to the power source.

Annotator401 • Setup Guide

The Extron Annotator401 Annotation Graphics Processor is a scaling product that allows a presenter to draw, point, or type on

live video or computer source content using a touchpanel, mouse, or keyboard.

This setup guide allows you to easily and quickly set up and congure your Annotator401 using step-by-step instructions. It

covers performing basic operations using the front panel controls.

NOTE: For full installation, configuration, menus, and operation details - including using Extron Simple Instruction Set (SISTM)

commands and Product Configuration Software (PCS), see the Annotator401 User Guide at www.extron.com.

Rear Panel Features

ANNOTATOR 401

ANNOTATION GRAPHICS PROCESSOR

CONFIG

500 mA

ADJUST

ANNOTATOR 401

100-240V --A MAX 50-60Hz

LAN

USB EXT

RESET

PAIR

250 mA

REMOTE

DEVICESOUTPUTSINPUT

HDMI

RS-232

Tx Rx G

A B C D E

A B D EC F G H I

Figure 1. Rear Panel Features

Power and video input connections Outputs and control connections

AAC power connector

BHDMI input connector

CHDMI output connectors (2)

DUSB-A connectors (2)

EUSB EXT RJ-45 connector

FPairing button and Status LED

GReset button and LED

HRJ-45 LAN connector

IRS-232 3-pole captive screw

connector

Installation

Mounting and Cabling

Step 1 — Mounting (optional)

a. Turn off or disconnect all equipment power sources.

b. Place the Annotator401 on top of a flat surface using the provided rubber feet, mount it under a table using an optional kit

for under desk mounting, or attach it to a rack shelf using an optional rack shelf-mounting kit (available at www.extron.com).

Step 2 — Connecting input

Connect digital video source to the HDMI input connector (see gure1, Babove).

Step 3 — Connecting outputs

Connect suitable video displays to one or both of the two HDMI output connectors (C).

Step 4 — Connecting control devices

a. For control through Ethernet, connect a LAN or WAN to the RJ-45 connector (H). The default IP address is 192.168.254.254.

The default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

b. For serial RS-232 control, connect a host device to the 3-pole captive screw connector (I). The default baud rate is 9600.

c. For control through USB, connect a host device to the front panel USB-C port (see figure2, Aon the next page).

Step 5 — Connecting user interface devices or touchpanels

Connect user interface devices (such as a mouse, keyboard, or touchpanels) to the Annotator401 using either of the rear panel

USB ports (see gure1, D). Alternatively the front panel USB port (see figure2, B) can also be used to connect a user interface

device.

Annotator 401 • Setup Guide (Continued)

Step 6 — Connecting power

Plug in a standard IEC power cord from a 100 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz power source into this power receptacle (see ﬁgure1, Aon

the previous page).

Front Panel Overview

ANNOTATOR 401

ANNOTATION GRAPHICS PROCESSOR

CONFIG

500 mA

ADJUST

ANNOTATOR 401

100-240V --A MAX 50-60Hz

LAN

USB EXT

RESET

PAIR

250 mA

REMOTE

DEVICESOUTPUTSINPUT

HDMI

RS-232

Tx Rx G

A B C D E

A B D EC F G H I

Figure 2. Front Panel Overview

AFront panel USB-C configuration port — Connect a computer to this USB-C port (cable not supplied), for device

configuration, control, and firmware upgrading.

BFront panel USB-A port — Connect an external drive to store or recall captured images, or connect a user interface interface

devices.

CLED display — This 16x2 screen displays device settings and menu configuration information.

DMenu navigation buttons (MENU and NEXT) — These buttons allow navigation through the LCD menu system of the

Annotator401.

FADJUST knobs — These are used with the menu navigation buttons to adjust the device settings and picture controls.

Conﬁguring the Annotator401

The Annotator401 can be congured either via front panel menus or through a host connected via RS-232, USB, or LAN

connection. Through a host connection, the Annotator401 can be congured using PCS, Toolbelt, embedded webpages, or SIS

commands.

Front Panel Menu System

The scaler has a menu system consisting of seven submenus that can be accessed using the front panel Menu and Enter

buttons. The menus are:

Quick Setup • Picture Controls • Input Configuration • Output Configuration

Image Capture/Recall• Advanced Configuration • View Comm Settings

To use any menu, press the MENU button to access the Quick Setup menu, then repeatedly press the MENU button to cycle

through the list to the desired menu. Press NEXT to enter the desired submenu, and continue the following steps.

NOTES:

• Press MENU at any time to exit a submenu and return to the main menu.

• For detailed information on the menus, see the Annotator401 User Guide, available at www.extron.com.

Congure the outputs, then the input, as follows:

1. Within the Output Configuration menu, use either ADJUST knob to configure the output resolution and refresh rate, the

HDMI format, the HDCP Notification (Green, Black, or User Image), and the input AFLTM - Accu-Rate Frame Lock.

2. From the Test Pattern menu, select the Alternating Pixels (Alt. Pixels) test pattern and view the display to confirm the

display is sampling the signal properly.

3. From the Test Pattern menu, change the test pattern to Crop, and adjust the display size, position, or overscan settings

until all four sides of the crop pattern are visible. Set the test pattern to Off when done making adjustments to the display.

4. Within the Input Configuration menu, press the applicable input button, then press NEXT to cycle to the desired submenu.

Rotate the ADJUST knobs to change the input settings (for example: Aspect Ratio, EDID, HDCP Authorize, or Auto Memory)

as required.

Touchpanel Calibration

If a touchpanel screen is attached to the Annotator401, the touch accuracy can be calibrated using the Calibrate Panels

setting in the Advanced Conguration menu.

1. Press NEXT to cycle to Calibrate Panels submenu.

2. Within the Calibrate Panels menu, select Yes using the ADJUST knobs and press NEXT.

3. Observe all connected touchpanel screens. On all screens, a crosshair appears at the top left

(see image at right). To start the sequence, tap the crosshair on one of the panel screens you

need to calibrate.

4. The crosshair re-appears at the top right corner. Tap the crosshair. The crosshair re-appears in

the lower right.

5. Repeat by tapping the crosshair as it reappears in each other corner, in sequence, and then tap

the crosshair when it appears in the center of the screen.

6. After tapping the fifth (central) crosshair, the unit saves the calibration data and restarts the

sequence by showing the top left crosshair on all connected touchpanels.

7. Repeat for each connected touchpanel screen. Press the NEXT or MENU button to exit the

sequence and save the data.

NOTE: If the Annotator does not respond to touches on the connected touchpanel, the default USB driver may not support

the panel and a custom USB module must be uploaded to the Annotator401 using PCS. Refer to “Annotaton Settings” in

the Annotator401 User Guide for more information.

Command and Response Table for SIS Commands

NOTE: The following table is a partial list of SIS commands and output resolutions. For a complete listing of SIS commands,

see the Annotator401 User Guide.

Command Name SIS Command SIS Response Additional Description

Video mute

Mute video to black X@*1B VmtX@*1]Mutes video and displays black video.

Mute video and sync X@*2B VmtX@*2]Mutes video and sync on HDMI output X@.

Unmute video/sync X@*0B VmtX@*0]Displays selected input on HDMI output X@.

View output state X@*B

Verbose mode 2/3

X4@]

Vmt X@*X4@]

View mute status of HDMI output X@.

Audio mute

Audio mute on X@*1Z AmtX@*1]Mutes audio on output X@.

Audio mute off X@*0Z AmtX@*0]Unmutes audio on output X@.

View discrete mute X@Z

Verbose mode 2/3

X1)]

AmtX@*X1)]

View audio mute status for output X@

Executive mode (front panel lockout)

Enable 1X Exe1]Lock out entire front panel.

Disable 0X Exe0]

View front panel lock status X

Verbose mode 2/3

X2(]

ExeX2(]

Show executive mode status.

KEY: X@ = Output selection 0= All outputs 1= HDMI 1 2= HDMI 2

X1) = Off/On 0= Off 1= On

X2( = Executive mode status 0= Disable (default) 1= Executive Mode 1 (front panel is locked)

X4@ = Video mute 0= Unmute (default) 1= Mute video to black 2= Mute video and sync

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Worldwide Headquarters: Extron USA West, 1025 E. Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 92805, 800.633.9876

For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron

Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.

Annotation Graphics Overview

The Annotator401 output includes a graphical toolbar, which is used for annotation. The toolbar slides in from the right side, and

can be accessed through a touch screen, or by using a compatible mouse attached to a USB port.

To open the toolbar, click on the green arrow at the top right of the screen. The menu bar slides into view and, when

enabled, the toolbar stays visible down the right side of the display and allows for selection of various tools and controls.

To close the toolbar, click on the arrow again or allow it to time-out.

NOTE: By default, the toolbar closes after 10 seconds of inactivity. This duration can be modified using SIS commands.

Pointer — This changes the cursor to an extra large

arrow of the currently selected color.

Undo — This undoes the last 15 completed annotations

or a Clear action.

Freehand — This allows freehand drawing on the

display.

Redo — If selected while using the Undo function, it

recreates the last undone annotation.

Line — This creates a straight line between two points.

Clear — This clears the screen of all unsaved

annotations. This action can be undone with the Undo

function.

Arrow — This creates a straight line with an arrowhead.

Tools — This opens a secondary palette with advanced

tools: Capture, Freeze, Mute, Whiteboard, Spotlight,

Zoom, and Pan.

Rectangle — This creates a rectangle with edges

parallel to the raster.

Capture — This takes a snapshot image of the current

program output, including annotations. Captured images

can be saved to the unit, PC, USB flash drive, or network

drive.

Ellipse — This creates an ellipse between the primary

and the opposite corner.

Freeze — This freezes the live video. Re-select to

unfreeze the video.

Text — This creates on-screen text at any point

selected. Press the <Enter> key to commit the text to

the screen.

Mute — This mutes the video input and displays a black

screen. Annotations and menus are still visible. Re-select

to unmute.

Highlighter — This creates a semi-transparent line

allowing the video to show through.

Whiteboard — This creates a white screen for

annotations. Re-select to disable the whiteboard.

Size Select — This adjusts size of the annotation tool,

such as text size, after selecting the Text tool.

Spotlight — This creates a no-fill ellipse to focus on a

specific area of the screen, while the brightness of the

outer area is greatly reduced.

Eraser — This erases any (unsaved) annotations on the

screen. The size is defined by the size tool.

Zoom — This zooms in on a specific area of the screen.

Using the cursor, create a rectangle at that area. Create

a rectangle of less than 100 pixels to reset zoom to

default.

Color — This allows up to 16 colors to be selected for

any drawing function (fill or outline), text, or pointer.

Pan — Select this while an image is zoomed in, to

move the focus to a new area. Place the cursor on a

zoomed image and drag to the new area.

Fill — Select this when selecting rectangle or ellipse,

to draw a solid shape filled with the selected color.

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