Kramer VS-1616V Manual de usuario

Kramer Electronics, Ltd.

USER MANUAL

Model:

VS-1616V

16x16 Video Matrix Switcher

Contents

Introduction 1

Getting Started 1

Overview 2

Summary of how to Operate a Single Machine 3

Your Video Matrix Switcher 4

Installing the Video Matrix Switcher 7

6.1

Configuring a Stand Alone Switcher 7

6.1.1

Configuring a single VS-1616V Unit (16x16 CV) for Composite Video 8

6.1.2

Configuring a single VS-1616V Unit (8x8 Y/C Switcher) for s-Video 8

6.1.3

Configuring a single VS-1616V Unit (5x5) YUV/RGB Switcher 8

6.1.4

Configuring a single VS-1616V Unit (4x4) RGBS Switcher 9

6.2

Assembling a Multi-channel Video Switcher 9

6.2.1

Configuring a 16x16 Y/C Switcher (2 Units) 10

6.2.2

Configuring a 16x16 YUV/RGB Switcher (3 Units) 10

6.2.3

Configuring a 16x16 RGBS Switcher (4 Units) 11

6.3

Assembling an Expanded Matrix Switcher 12

6.3.1

Assembling a 32x16 Switcher 12

6.3.2

Assembling a 32x32 Switcher 13

6.4

Assembling a System of Interconnected Switchers 15

6.5

Dipswitch Settings 17

6.5.1

Setting the MACHINE # 17

6.5.2

Setting the MACHINE ADDRESS # 18

6.5.3

Understanding the SYSTEM Mode 18

6.5.4

Understanding the SLAVE Mode 19

6.6

Connecting a Control Interface 19

6.6.1

Connecting the RS-232 Control Interface 20

6.6.1.1

Connecting 2 VS-1616V Units using a Null-modem Adapter 21

6.6.1.2

Connecting 2 VS-1616V Units without using a Null-modem Adapter 21

6.6.1.3

PC DB9 COM Port Connection to a VS-1616V Unit with a Null-modem Adapter 21

6.6.1.4

PC DB9 COM Port Connection to a VS-1616V Unit with no Null-modem Adapter 22

6.6.1.5

PC DB25 COM Port Connection to a VS-1616V Unit with a Null-modem Adapter 22

6.6.1.6

PC DB25 COM Port Connection to a VS-1616V Unit with no Null-modem Adapter 22

6.6.2

Connecting the RS-485 Control Interface 23

6.7

Configuring the Sync 26

6.8

Connecting the KEYBOARD EXTENSION 26

Operating Your Video Matrix Switcher 27

7.1

Startup Display 27

7.2

Using the Front Panel Buttons 28

7.2.1

Confirming Settings 28

7.2.1.1

Toggling between the AT ONCE and CONFIRM Modes 29

7.2.2

Switching 29

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7.2.2.1

Switching one Input to one Output 29

7.2.2.2

Switching several Inputs to several Outputs 30

7.2.2.3

Switching one Input to all Outputs 31

7.2.3

Clearing 32

7.2.3.1

Clearing an Output 32

7.2.3.2

Clearing several Outputs 33

7.2.3.3

Clearing all Outputs 34

7.2.4

Storing and Recalling Setups 35

7.2.4.1

Storing Setups 35

7.2.4.2

Recalling Setups 35

MENU Commands Sequence 36

8.1

Locking and Unlocking the Front Panel 38

8.2

Choosing the Follow-System or Breakaway-From-System Mode 39

8.3

Choosing the Video Format Setting 40

8.4

Setting the MACHINE ADDRESS 41

8.4.1

Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from stand alone to a large matrix 42

8.4.2

Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from a large matrix to stand alone 43

8.4.3

Changing the MACHINE ADDRESS from a large matrix setting to a large matrix

setting with a different MACHINE ADDRESS 44

8.5

Choosing the SWITCHING METHOD Setting 46

8.5.1

Understanding the SWITCHING METHOD Settings 46

8.5.2

Configuring a SWITCHING METHOD 47

8.6

Choosing the extended Keyboard Setting 48

8.7

Setting the STORE/RECALL KEYBOARD Mode 48

8.8

Choosing what to INDICATE 49

8.9

Choosing the COMMUNICATION Setting 50

8.10

Setting the IR REMOTE Control 51

8.11

Choosing the AUTO STORE Current SETUP 52

8.12

Identifying the MACHINE 52

8.13

Choosing the initial RESET 53

Flash Memory Upgrade 54

9.1

Connecting the PC to the RS-232 Port 54

9.2

Upgrading Firmware 54

Technical Specifications 57

Communication Protocol 57

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Figures

Figure 1: Dipswitch Setup on a Single Machine 3

Figure 2: VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher 5

Figure 3: Configuring the VS-1616V for Composite Video (CV) 8

Figure 4: Configuring the VS-1616V for s-Video (Y/C) 8

Figure 5: Configuring the VS-1616V for YUV (RGB) 9

Figure 6: Configuring the VS-1616V for RGBS 9

Figure 7: Configuring a 16x16 YUV (RGB) Switcher with 3 VS-1616V Switchers 11

Figure 8: MACHINE ADDRESS # Designation 12

Figure 9: Connecting the 32x16 Switcher 13

Figure 10: Connecting the 32x32 Switcher 15

Figure 11: Assembling a System of Interconnected Switchers 16

Figure 12: Rear Panel Dipswitches 17

Figure 13: Connecting a PC to 4 VS-1616V Units 20

Figure 14: Connecting a PC (with a 25-pin connector) without a Null-modem Adapter 23

Figure 15: RS-485 Connector PINOUT 23

Figure 16: Connecting the RS-485 Connectors between 2 VS-1616V Units 24

Figure 17: An RS-485 Control Interface Setup 25

Figure 18: Keyboard Extension (EXT. KEYS) Connector 27

Figure 19: Default Startup Status Display Sequence 28

Figure 20: Sequence of MENU Commands 37

Figure 21: Choosing the MTX (SYNC from Matrix) Setting 47

Figure 22: Choosing what to INDICATE 49

Figure 23: Machine Identification 53

Tables

Table 1: Quick Reference Operating Guide for a Single Machine 4

Table 2: Front Panel VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher Features 6

Table 3: Rear Panel VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher Features 6

Table 4: Stand Alone Switcher Configuration for CV, Y/C, YUV (RGB) and RGBS 7

Table 5: Multi-channel VS-1616V Configuration for CV, Y/C, YUV (RGB) and RGBS 10

Table 6: Dipswitch Definitions 17

Table 7: Machine # Dipswitch Settings 18

Table 8: Summary of Basic IR-1 Setups 51

Table 9: Summary of Basic IR-1 Operations 51

Table 10: Technical Specifications of the VS-1616V Video Matrix Switcher 57

Table 11: Hex Table for the VS-1616V Video Matrix Switcher 58

P/N: 2900-0020531

ADDENDUM:

VS-1616A, VS-1616AD, VS-1616SDI, VS-1616V, and VS-162V

This addendum describes the ASCII protocol in the 1616 series. The ASCII protocol

applies to firmware version 3.3 or higher.

ASCII Protocol: General

The ASCII protocol has 3 basic commands: Yfor connect, Tfor recall, Pfor store.

Before using the ASCII protocol, you need to select it from the machine’s front panel.

Press the MENU button until you get to “set communication protocol” and then choose

the ASCII protocol. This is saved in the non-volatile memory, so the machine will

remain as ASCII even after cycling power. To check that the protocol has been selected,

and to confirm that the communication is OK, send the string **!! to the VS-1616A. It

should reply by sending the string OK!!

ASCII Protocol: Description

The 3 basic commands are Y, T, and P.

“Y” command: MAKE A CROSSPOINT CONNECTION.The format is:

** Y o#, i# !! where i# is the input number, and o# is the output number.

Note: The string does not need a space (spaces are used here just to add clarity to the

explanation).

For example:

**Y3,4!! would connect input 4 to output 3

**Y9,6!! would connect input 6 to output 9

**Y2,17,Y43,12,Y7,6!! would connect input 17 to output 2, input 12 to output 43, and

input 6 to output 7.

The buffer allows up to 63 characters. Thus you could place up to about 10 crosspoint

connections in a single string.

Also:

**Y0,5!! would connect input 5 to all outputs

**Y3,0!! would disconnect output 3

“T” command: RECALL A SETUP.The format is:

** T s# !! where s# is the setup number (1 to 99) which is to be recalled.

For example:

**T13!! would recall setup number 13

“P” command: STORE A SETUP. The format is:

** P s# !! where s# is the setup number (up to 99) where the machine’s present

status is to be stored.

For example:

**P13!! would store in setup number 13

The reply for all commands could be:

OK!! or

ERROR!!

Introduction

1 Introduction

Dedication by Kramer Electronics since 1981, to the development and

manufacture of high quality video/audio equipment, makes the Kramer line

an integral part of the finest production and presentation facilities in the

world. In recent years, Kramer has redesigned and upgraded most of the line,

making the best even better! The Kramer line of professional video/audio

electronics is one of the most versatile and complete available, and is a true

leader in terms of quality, workmanship, price/performance ratio and

innovation.

In addition to our high quality switchers and matrices, we also offer excellent

distribution amplifiers, remote controllers, processors, interfaces and

computer-related products.

Congratulations on purchasing your Kramer VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix

Switcher.

This product is ideal for the following typical applications:

 Professional display systems requiring video signal routing

 Broadcast, presentation and production facilities

 Rental/staging applications

 Monitoring in large duplication systems

The package includes the following items:

 VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher

 Power cord

 Windows 95/98/2000/NT

Kramer control software

 Null-modem adapter

 This user manual

 Kramer concise product catalog/CD

2 Getting Started

We recommend that you:

 Unpack the equipment carefully and save the original box and packaging

materials for possible future shipment

 Review the contents of this user manual

1 Download up-to-date Kramer user manuals from the Internet at this URL: http://www.kramerelectronics.com/manuals.html

Overview

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3 Overview

The Kramer VS-1616V is a high performance 16x16 vertical interval matrix

switcher for composite video signals on BNC connectors. In addition to its

typical 16x16 operation, the VS-1616V can be configured as follows:

 8x8 for s-Video (Y/C)

 5x5 for YUV or RGB (with the sync on the Green signal - RGsB)

 4x4 for RGBS signals

A main advantage of the VS-1616V is that it forms part of the series of 16x16

matrix switchers that includes, but is not limited to, VS-1616A (a 16x16

analog balanced stereo audio matrix switcher), VS-1616VD (a 16x16 digital

video matrix switcher), VS-1616AD (a 16x16 digital audio matrix switcher),

and VS-1616RS (an RS-422 control signal matrix switcher).

In particular, the VS-1616V:

 Produces glitch-free transitions, when sources share a common reference

sync

 Offers excellent video performance, which ensures that it remains

transparent in almost any video application

In addition the VS-1616V:

 May be used as a single unit, or expanded to up to 96 x 96 inputs/outputs

 Can be configured into a Kramer multi-signal switcher system including

digital and analog video, digital and analog audio, and RS-422 control

switchers

 When integrated in a system, all units switch in true audio-follow-video

mode

 Recalls up to 15 (or more

) configuration setups via the non-volatile

memory and provides for an unlimited quantity of setups when using the

Kramer control software on your PC

 Includes a user-friendly LCD display (making operation even easier)

 With its FLASH memory, lets you upgrade to the latest Kramer firmware

version via Internet download

 Comes with a choice of protocol format: hexadecimal or ASCII

1 As it switches during the vertical interval

2 Depending on the firmware version

Summary of how to Operate a Single Machine

Control the VS-1616V:

 Using the front panel buttons

 Remotely, by RS-485 or RS-232 serial commands transmitted by a touch

screen system, PC, or other serial controller

 Remotely, from the Kramer IR-1 Infra-Red Remote Control Transmitter

 Via external dry-contact push buttons

To achieve the best performance:

 Connect only good quality connection cables, thus avoiding interference,

deterioration in signal quality due to poor matching, and elevated noise levels

(often associated with low quality cables)

 Avoid interference from neighboring electrical appliances that may

adversely influence signal quality and position your Kramer VS-1616V in a

location free from moisture and away from excessive sunlight and dust

4 Summary of how to Operate a Single Machine

By default, the VS-1616V is setup for use as a single machine.

This means that it is:

 A 16x16 composite video switcher

 Switched during the vertical interval of the external reference

In particular, be sure that the dipswitches are set as Figure 1 illustrates (see

section 6.5 for further details):

Figure 1: Dipswitch Setup on a Single Machine

To operate a single machine, see Table 1.

Your Video Matrix Switcher

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Table 1: Quick Reference Operating Guide for a Single Machine

To perform this command: Press:

Connect an input with an output OUT #; IN #

Reset a specific output OUT #; OFF

Reset all outputs ALL; OFF

Connect all outputs to a specific input ALL; IN #

Store a setup STO; OUT #; TAKE

Recall a setup RCL; OUT #; TAKE

Lock front panel MENU; TAKE

Unlock front panel TAKE; TAKE

Change default setup Press the Menu button several times until

you reach the appropriate Menu setup

command and follow the instructions

5 Your Video Matrix Switcher

Figure 2 illustrates the front and rear panels of the VS-1616V. Tables 1 and 2

define the front and rear panels of the VS-1616V, respectively.

Your Video Matrix Switcher

Figure 2: VS-1616V 16x16 Video Matrix Switcher

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