SMART-AVI HDMVplus Manual de usuario

USER MANUAL

HDMVplus

4 PORT FULL HD

MULTIVIEWER REAL-TIME

USB/KVM SWITCH

Introduction

The HDMV Switch allows you to view up to four different High Definition video

sources simultaneously on one display device. It also supports keyboard and mouse

functionality, allowing you to access all four displays with one set of interface controls.

Connections to video sources are managed via HD connectors. Advanced viewing

options include quad-mode, full-screen mode, and PIP (picture in picture)

mode. Use this device to simplify management of multiple sources by accessing and

controlling them all through a single display and set of controls.

What is in the box?

Part No. Quantity Description

HDMV 1 HDMV

Power cord 1 Power supply cord

DB-9 cable 1 RS-232 cable for console communication

Features

•View up to four computers on a single monitor at the press of a button

•Supports USB keyboard and mouse

•On-screen display (OSD) makes setup and switching easy

•Change views by pressing the tact switches, keyboard hotkeys, and RS-232

•Display each computer with clean and crisp high-resolution video

•Supports HD resolutions up to 1920x1080p

•Quad-mode splits the screen to show four computers on one screen

•PiP-mode displays one computer in full screen with three thumbnail views

•Control any one computer while monitoring three others

Front control Panel

Status LEDs

Rack mount case

HDMI inputs Output

RS-232 (DB9) connection

Power

USB inputs

(from computers) USB Keyboard and Mouse

Applications

 Law enforcement

 Security Clearance

 Hospital and Hospice care patient monitoring

 Professional Presentations

 Corporate or Educational Presentations

 Financial (Remote Servers/User Control)

 Call Centers for Technical Support

 Industrial (Long-Range Workstation Isolation)

 Airport Installations (Air Traffic Control/Passenger Information)

 Medical (Remote Operation Away from Sensitive/Magnetic Equipment)

 Recording (for Large Studios where Editing/Mixing Stations are

Compact and/or Require Complete Silence)

 Entertainment Production and Post production

Connecting the Box

The power connection and switch are located at the back of the unit as well as the

RS232 connection and all HDMI and USB inputs and outputs. Connect all peripheral devices

first and turn them on before powering on the HDMV.

Note: It will take about 20 seconds for the unit to be fully on.

Modes

There are three different modes that are easy to navigate through. Switching between

the display modes is simple. Use the buttons on the front panel, hotkey commands, OSD, or

RS-232 console command to switch between modes.

To switch to full screen mode press the button “FULL” on the front control panel

and then select the desired channel 1, 2, 3, or 4.

To switch to picture in picture mode press “PiP” on the front control panel and

then select the desire channel 1, 2, 3, or 4. Note: The keyboard and mouse con-

trol will default to the last channel selected.

To switch to Quad-Mode press “QUAD” on the front control panel and then select

the desired channel 1, 2, 3, or 4.The keyboard and mouse control will default to

the last channel selected.

Using the front control panel

Using the On Screen Display

The OSD can be accessed by using either the “MENU” button on the front control panel or

through hotkey commands “hotkey + hotkey + O”, for example if your hotkey is left ctrl (by de-

fault) press “ctrl + ctrl+ O” and the OSD will come up. The OSD allows you to change modes,

change the hotkey button, move the OSD position, toggle the hotplugs, and restore the HDMV to

factory defaults.

To change modes with the OSD simply navigate with the attached keyboard and press the

up and down arrow keys, press the right key to activate the submenu and the left to deacti-

vate it. To select a new mode scroll down to the input and press the right arrow key. Use the

up and down arrow keys again to select Full, Quad, or PiP and press enter to change the

mode.

The hotkey can be changed by using the up and down arrow in the OSD and pressing right ar-

row on “HK:” Next, a submenu will come up with the option to change the hotkey to ctrl, shift,

and alt.

To save the settings navigate to the “Save” text and press the Enter key.

To restore the factory settings click scroll down to “Factory Reset” and press enter. The

HDMV will perform a power reset on itself.

The position of the OSD can be moved around. Select the “OSD Position” text and press en-

ter. Next use the up, down, left, and right arrows from the keyboard to move the position of

the OSD. Likewise the 1, 2, 3, 4 buttons on the front control panel will move the OSD as well

where 1 is down, 2 is up, 3 is left, and 4 is right.

RS-232 Operation and Console Commands

The HDMV may also be controlled via RS-232 commands; this feature requires an RS-232 card

installed on your computer or a USB to RS-232 adapter. First connect the RS232 cable be-

tween your PC and the HDMV.

Using Hotkey commands

The default factory hotkey is the left “ctrl” key. To use a hotkey command simply hit ctrl twice, and

then the appropriate command.

Command Function Example

hotkey + hotkey + q Change to quad mode Ctrl + ctrl + q

(quad mode)

Hotkey + hotkey + F + # Change to full mode of channel Ctrl + ctrl + f + 1

(full mode with channel 1)

Hotkey + hotkey + P + # Change to picture in picture mode for that

channel (Note, user control will default to

the last channel selected.)

Ctrl + ctrl + p + 3

(picture in picture mode with channel 3

as the main)

Hotkey + hotkey + U + # Change the user control Ctrl + ctrl + u + 4

(user control changes to channel 4)

Hotkey + hotkey + O Bring up the OSD

Next connect to the device using HyperTerminal or a similar serial data application and an

DB9 for RS-232 connection. The settings for the connection are as follows:

Any serial data application similar to HyperTerminal will be able to connect to the HDMV provided

the Bits per second are 115200, the data bits are set to 8, the Parity is “None,” the stop bits are

“1,” and there is no flow control. HyperTerminal comes standard on windows XP and can be en-

abled on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. There are many applications available for win-

dows, Linux, and Mac operating systems.

Console commands continued

Accessories

This product is backward compatible with DVI-D and VGA with the appropriate

adapter.

SmartAVI makes a full line of accessories that can be used to enhance features of

this product from giving you remote access via the internet or extending the range in-

puts and output over 200 ft, to many others. Visit our website for more information.

Mode Console Command Example

Quad mode q + <enter> “q” (quad mode)

Picture in picture p # + <enter> “p 3” (channel 3 main as picture in picture)

Full f # + <enter> “f 2” (switches full mode, with channel 2)

User select u # + <enter> “u 4” (switches the user to 4)

Reset Reset + <enter> “reset” (resets the system)

information I + <enter> “i” (brings up the input source table)

Once connected simply enter a question mark “?” and

press enter to bring up the optional commands

“ddrpwrrst” is used to perform a power reset on the display memory and is useful

when the image has become distorted as a result of a dirty input signal.

Q and A

Q: What do I need to use the RS-232 console?

A: A standard RS-232 cable, one end is male and the other end is female. Your computer must

have an RS-232 card installed.

Q: How do I update the firmware?

A: If new firmware is available you will be able to download it from the SmartAVI website. Firm-

ware is updated through the RS-232 connection and requires a program called

Chip45Boot2 which is freely available. Open up Chip45Boot 2 and load the firmware file by

clicking on “select flash file” and select the downloaded firmware update. Next establish the

RS-232 connection with the HDMV box. Click “Connect to Bootloader” and then power on the

HDMV soon thereafter. The firmware should be uploading. Click “disconnect from Bootloader”

when it finishes and restart the device.

Q: I see vertical lines on the display what happened?

A: One of your input signals is likely dirty. Replace the offending cable and cycle the power. A

power reset for the display can also be performed by typing “ddrpwrrst” in the console and

pressing enter or by pressing the button “1” and “MENU” on the front control panel at the

same time.

Q: Why does it take so long for the pictures to come up after powering on?

A: The HDMV is initializing and this requires time.

Q: My hotkey stopped working and I seem to be in computer control, what happened?

A: Your control has landed on the operating system and not through the keyboard control,

this happens if you have another hotkey on your computer that conflicts with the HDMV. The

solution is to change the hotkey of either the HDMV or your computer. If you are using win-

dows simply press the windows button one time, and then issue another hotkey command to

Q: Why do my inputs appear pink, what happened?

A: The outputs of the attached devices have become confused. Physically unplugging the

input and plugging it back in should restore the problem. Power cycle the HMDV.

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