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Integrator’s Guide

juneau™

HD Component Video Matrix Switch

Juneau Matrix Switch User’s Guide (DOC42-00026-A_NeoPro-Juneau.doc)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents.................................................................................................2

Introduction.......................................................................................................... 3

Juneau Features:.......................................................................... 3

Installation ...........................................................................................................3

Unpacking................................................................................... 3

Front Panel Protective Film........................................................ 4

Inputs........................................................................................... 4

Outputs........................................................................................ 4

RS-232 Serial.............................................................................. 5

USB............................................................................................. 5

Rear Panel IR.............................................................................. 5

Power .......................................................................................... 6

Rack Mounting (optional)........................................................... 6

Operation .............................................................................................................7

Overview..................................................................................... 7

Using the front panel................................................................... 7

Controlling from an IR remote control....................................... 8

Last Command Feedback.....................................................................................9

Setup Menu.......................................................................................................... 9

Care and Maintenance........................................................................................11

Specifications..................................................................................................... 12

Performance.............................................................................. 12

Power ........................................................................................ 12

Physical..................................................................................... 12

2 Year Warranty.................................................................................................13

Juneau Matrix Switch User’s Guide (DOC42-00026-A_NeoPro-Juneau.doc)

Introduction

Congratulations on your selection of the Juneau video matrix

switch. The Juneau is an 12x16 high definition component video

matrix switch.

Juneau Features:

•12 inputs of component video (YPbPr)

•16 outputs of component video

•High bandwidth video section (140 MHz) for 480i up to

1080p.

•Attractive enclosure featuring brushed aluminum and high

gloss acrylic front, with black top cover.

•Universal AC input power, 90-240VAC 50/60Hz with

standard IEC320 receptacle.

•All gold plated RCA connectors ensure a long life without

corroded connectors.

Installation

The Juneau does not require ventilation, so it can have other

equipment such as amplifiers stacked on top of it. The unit is also

equipped with padded feet so it may be stacked on top of other

equipment without causing damage. In either case, to avoid

scratches, never slide equipment on top of one another.

Unpacking

The Juneau shipping carton includes the following items:

Juneau Matrix Switch User’s Guide (DOC42-00026-A_NeoPro-Juneau.doc)

1 – Matrix Switch Unit

1 – AC Power cord

1 – 6’ USB cable

1 – 6’ RS-232 cable

1 – User’s Guide

1 – CD-ROM driver disc

1 – Pair of rack mount ears with screws

If accessories were ordered, the carton may also contain:

1 – IR remote control

Front Panel Protective Film

There is a clear film over the front panel to protect it during

manufacturing and shipping. Remove this film before using your

matrix switch.

Inputs

Connecting source devices to the matrix switch can be done in any

order. All inputs have the same performance, so organize them as

you see fit.

Be sure to connect the green cable to the Y signal, as this is

handled differently than the Pb and Pr (blue and red) signals.

Outputs

Having a true matrix switch allows you to treat each output as a

‘zone’. For example, Output 1 can be the home theater zone, and

output 2 can be the master bedroom zone. In this case you would

run a set of component video cables to each zone. The maximum

length of cable to each zone will vary on the quality of the cable.,

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If high quality cable is used, the Juneau can support zones 300 feet

away.

RS-232 Serial

The serial port on the rear panel is labeled “RS-232”. It is wired as

a “DCE” device, which means it should be connected to a normal

PCs RS-232 port with a straight through cable. Connection to most

control systems should be with a straight through type serial cable,

such as the cable provided with the matrix switch.

For the command protocols, please refer to the manual entitled

“Integrator’s Guide to Serial Protocols”.

USB

If you plan to use the USB communication feature of the matrix

switch, connect the USB cable to the PC’s USB port (flat end), and

the other end (square end) to the matrix switch.

Optionally you may choose to connect this cable later when you

are prepared to install the driver CD-ROM. Connecting the cable

will activate MS Windows plug and play wizard. On disconnect

and reboots, MS Windows will remember what COM port this

device was assigned.

Rear Panel IR

The rear panel connector labeled “IR” is for direct connection to a

infrared control system. It is a 3.5mm 2 pin jack, and accepts

unmodulated IR. It is polarity insensitive, however normally the

‘tip’ is the active signal, and the ‘sleeve’ is the ground.

Note: Some IR repeater systems are designed to work only with

their own IR blasters. Many integrators will cut these blaster cables

and add a 3.5mm plug on the end. In some cases this will work

fine, however some low end IR repeater systems will have too

much noise in their signal and can prevent signals from being

properly decoded.

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Power

Once all the input and output connectors are in place, connect the

power cable to the AC input. If you are not in North America, you

may use your own standard IEC320 power cable with the matrix

switch. The power supply will detect whatever voltage is supplied

(from 90V to 240V AC, 50-60Hz), and adjust accordingly.

Rack Mounting (optional)

The product ships with the rack mount ears detached from the unit.

This is to prevent damage to the chassis during shipment. Use the

supplied screws to attach the ears. The rack ears are universal, so

they fit on either side.

The chassis is a 2 rack units high only when the bottom feet are

removed. Removal requires a Philips screwdriver. Be careful when

turning over the unit as to not scratch the top paint

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Operation

Overview

The Juneau is designed to be controlled form a third party control

system, either via RS232 or IR. The buttons on the front panel

allow the control of power and status feedback, however matrix

control must be performed from external sources.

Using the front panel

The Juneau matrix switch front panel uses NeoTouch™

technology. This is different from many other front panels you

have seen with ‘membrane’ or ‘dome’ type buttons. The

NeoTouch™panel senses a human finger touching the acrylic

panel without any moving parts. You need not press hard to

activate a button--a light tap will do.

Powering the Juneau switch on and off is accomplished by

pressing the power button once.

Two button presses are required to shut down the matrix.

In the normal powered on mode, the Juneau will display the last

command received. This is helpful for troubleshooting control

sequences. If the last command attempted was not received

properly or was not formatted correctly, it will not appear on the

display.

You can also use the left/ right arrow keys and the select button to

access the setup menu. The setup options will be discussed in the

next section. Generally when you are presented with a choice on

the display, pressing select will toggle through the choices.

Changes in the matrix switch performance or features take place

right away, so changes do not need to be saved manually.

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Controlling from an IR remote control

IR Control follows the basic sequence of:

#, Out, # # The Juneau has been optimized for a short

command sequence using only 4 IR codes. The first button selects

the input number. The NeoPro remote (Fig. 1, below) uses the

bottom row of buttons for selecting inputs 10-12.

Output selection is a sequence of 2 numeric buttons, i.e.. “0 6”

selects output 6.

Figure 1 - IR Remote numeric button locations

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Party Mode Shortcut:

To route a single input program to all outputs, also known as party

mode, use the select key followed by the desired input:

Select, # Sends input # to all outputs

Last Command Feedback

The normal display shown on the front panel display can be

changed to the command feedback screen. This screen will display

the last received command, and is very helpful during control

system programming and debugging.

To access this screen, use the <(left arrow) or >(right arrow)

buttons either on the front panel or the IR remote until the Last

Command screen is displayed.

Setup Menu

The user setup menu is only accessible with an IR remote, not from

the front panel. The same settings can also be controlled from the

serial ports. Refer to the Serial Protocols document for more

information on the commands.

To start the setup menu, press Setup on the remote control.

Use the <(left arrow) and >(right arrow) buttons to navigate

through the different options.

Use the Select button to change any of the optional settings.

The menus are as follows:

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Setup: Panel LEDs

This option will turn off all the front panel LED lights. The

matrix’s behavior is otherwise unchanged. The default in ON

Setup: Disp Lamp

This option will set the display brightness to one of four levels.

The default is 100%

Setup: AC Pwr

This option control what the matrix will do when AC power is first

applied, or after a power outage. Selecting “ON” (default) will

force the unit to turn on, and the previous switch state will be

restored. Selecting “Stby” will cause the unit to enter standby

mode.

Setup: Touchpanel

This option will enable or disable the front panel buttons. The

default in ON, which means enabled.

Setup: TouchSense

Setup: TouchDelay

These two options work together to control the front panel touch

button performance. The TouchSense setting controls the overall

sensitivity, while the TouchDelay setting controls the detection

delay, similar to a ‘debounce’ function.

If the buttons are falsely triggered by outside interference, setting

the TouchSense to “LOW” and the TouchDelay to “HIGH” will

likely remedy the situation.

If the buttons are difficult to press with smaller fingers, setting the

TouchSense to “HIGH” will improve the sensitivity. Setting the

TouchDelay to “LOW” will not change the sensitivity, but will

make the button response faster.

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