SMART-AVI DVR4X4S Manual de usuario

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DVR 4X4

User Manual

Display Content From Any 4 Computers On Any 4 Screens

Independently Up To 20 Feet Away

4-port DVI-D Matrix Switch

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WHAT'S IN THE BOX? 2

INTRODUCTION 3

FEATURES 3

APPLICATIONS 3

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4

HARDWARE INSTALLATION 5

DDC LEARNING 6

FRONT PANEL CONTROL 7

ESTABLISHING AN RS-232 CONNECTION 7-8

RS-232 CONTROL WITH Smart Control Pro 8-10

LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT 11

Figure 2-1

PART NO. QTY DESCRIPTION

DVR4X4S 1 DVI-D 4x4 Router

PS5VDC4A 1 Power Adapter

BRK-SKM08 - Optional, Rack mount brackets

1 Quick Start Guide

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

INTRODUCTION

The DVR 4x4 is a high-quality switching matrix for up to 4 computer/display signals. The DVR 4X4 can be

placed up to 20 feet away from the attached computers or signal sources. The displays can be placed up

to 20 feet away from the DVR 4X4. This results in up to 40 feet between the computers and the displays.

The DVR 4X4 supports DVI-D operation at the maximum TMDS rate of 1.65 Gb/s on both the input and

output signals up to 20 feet in length each.

FEATURES

 4x4 non-blocking, single-link DVI-D matrix switch

 Supports resolutions up to 1080p, 2K, and 1920x1200

 Simultaneous 4x4 analog matrix switching at 380 MHz bandwidth

 Control from either the Front Panel or RS-232

 Multiple EDID Support

 Programmable EDID from computer

 Automatic EDID learning from monitor

 Automatic receiver equalization

 Control from either Front Panel or remotely via RS-232

 Easy-to-use Windows based software

APPLICATIONS

 Corporate or Educational Presentations

 Airport Installations

 Digital Signage

 Dealer Rooms

 Control Rooms

 Shopping Centers

 Security

 Wall Displays

 Digital Media

 Audio/Visual Presentations

 Point-of-Sale

 Hotels/Resort

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

VIDEO

Format DVI-D Single Line

Input Interface (TX) (4) DVI-D 29-pin (Female)

Output Interface (RX) (4) DVI-D 29-pin (Female)

Resolution Up to 1920x1200 @ 60Hz

DDC 5 volts p-p (TTL)

TMDS Rate 1.65Gb/s

Bandwidth 380 MHz

Pixel Clock 165 MHz Maximum

Input Equalization Automatic

Input Cable Length Up to 20 ft.

Output Cable Length Up to 20 ft.

CONTROL

Front Panel Buttons, Select/Switch between sources and view the current selected chan-

nels.

RS-232 DB9 Female - 9600, N,8,1, No flow control

OTHER

Power External 100-240 VAC/5VDC4A

Dimensions 12” W X 6.5” D x 2” H

Weight 2.3 lbs.

Operating Temp. 32 to 131°F (0 to 55 °C)

Storage Temp. -4 to 185 °F (-20 to 85 °C)

Humidity Up to 95% (No Condensation)

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

1. Power off the computers and displays.

2. Connect the DVI video cables from the computers to the DVI-D inputs on the rear of the DVR 4X4.

3. Connect the DVI displays to the DVI-D outputs on the rear of the DVR 4X4.

4. Optionally connect a computer to the RS-232 port on the DVR 4X4 for additional remote control.

5. Power on the DVR 4X4.

6. Power on the computers and displays. If the monitors don't display correctly see DDC Learning .

Figure 5-1

Figure 5-2

DDC LEARNING

DDC provides plug-and-play capability to your displays. When you plug a display into your computer, the

DDC table in the display tells the computer the optimal resolution to use. In order to preserve this plug-

and-play capability, we have integrated DDC learning into all of our DVI Solutions.

DDC Learning Menu

Connect 1 monitor only to Output 1.

To access the DDC learning feature of the DVR4X4, press

and hold both the Input Select and Output Select buttons

simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter learning mode. The

red LEDs will read LErn.

MENU Options

To cycle through the menu items, press Input Select. To select a

menu item, press Output Select and you will exit the DDC menu.

To exit the DDC menu, you must select a menu option.

“LE-S” indicates Screen Mode, which learns the type of dis-

play connected to the [Out 1] output port. If no screen is

detected the display will read Err. This DDC will be used by

all the connected computers.

“LE-P” indicates Personal Computer Mode and automati-

cally selects the standard display characteristics of a PC

display, which typically works for any PC/Display combina-

tion. This DDC is stored in the Smart-AVI device and when

selected will be used by all the connected computers.

“LE-A” indicates Apple Mode and selects the best display

mode to accommodate an Apple Mac. This DDC is stored in

the Smart-AVI device and when selected will be used by all

the connected computers.

FRONT PANEL CONTROL

During normal operation, the unit will display the status

of each output with four red LED number. The number indi-

cates the current INPUT or source for each OUTPUT or dis-

play indicated by the green LED.

Switching Between Ports

To select an output press Output Select.

The green LEDs will change to indicate the selected output.

Then press Input Select and the LED number will change to reflect the selected input. A few seconds later

the selected input or source will display on the selected output or display.

ESTABLISHING AN RS-232 CONNECTION

Before you start:

Controlling a Smart-AVI device via RS-232 requires an RS-232 card installed on your computer or a USB

to RS-232 adapter. Below are instructions on how to create an RS-232 connection between a PC and the

Smart-AVI device.

Check the device and your PC to determine if you need a male to male or a male to female cable and

how long it needs to be. This Smart-AVI device uses a straight through cable. You can use a Null Modem

Adapter to convert a straight through cable to a crossed cable or a crossed cable to a straight through ca-

ble. Examples of crossed and straight thorough cable pin-outs are shown below. The standard maximum

length for an RS-232 cable is 50 feet. Call our Smart-AVI Support Engineer if you require more informa-

tion.

Figure 7-1

Examples of 9 pin RS-232 Straight Through and Crossed Cables

ESTABLISHING AN RS-232 CONNECTION (Continued)

Establish a connection to the Smart-AVI device:

1. Connect an RS-232 cable to the RS-232 connector on the PC.

2. Connect the other end of the cable to the RS-232 port of the device.

3. Use Windows Control Panel / Device Manager to identify the Com port number. See Figure 8-1 below.

4. Power on the device.

If you are using a USB to COM port adapter on a Windows PC and need to identify the COM port used, do

the following:

1. Click on the start button.

2. Click on Control Panel.

3. Click on Device Manager.

4. Click on the arrow next to Ports

(COM & LPT).

You should see the name of your

adapter and the COM port number

in use.

Figure 8-1

RS-232 CONTROL WITH Smart Control Pro

Go to the Smart-AVI website, www.smartavi.com and click Support.

On the Support page click on “HELPFUL LINKS TO SOFTWARE”

On the HELPFUL LINKS page click on SmartControlPro.

SmartControlPro-v5-0-03_Installer.zip should begin to download.

When the download has finished open the .zip file and extract SmartControlPro-v5-0-03_Installer.exe.

Execute SmartControlPro-v5-0-03_Installer.exe and follow the prompts to install the Smart Control Pro

software on your PC.

When executed Smart Control Pro will present you with an

opportunity to open a saved configuration. If you later de-

velop a configuration that you frequently use you can save

it and load it at this point but for the initial set up click

“No”.

Figure 8-2

RS-232 CONTROL WITH Smart Control Pro (Continued)

The “Router Count” drop down selection is

for users with more than 1 Smart-AVI device.

Figure 9-1

Use the “Router Type” drop down to select

your connected Smart-AVI device from the

list.

Figure 9-2

Select the COM port your computer is con-

nected to your Smart-AVI device with from the

“Com Port” drop down list. See the section on

Establishing an RS-232 connection if you don't

know which Com Port to select.

Click the “OK” button.

Figure 9-3

RS-232 CONTROL WITH Smart Control Pro (Continued)

After clicking the “OK” button you

will see the main page. Here by

selecting the File Tab you can Cre-

ate and save different configura-

tions and load existing configura-

tions.

By clicking on a square to the

right of an Input and under an out-

put you can switch that source to

that display.

You can also create and store

Macros and assign names to your

input ports (sources) and output

ports (Displays).

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