SP Controls SP-SW5200-VUHBT Manual de usuario

Users Guide

SP-SW5200-VUHBT

April, 2020 • PN: DOC-000036-01a

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Contents

Contents��3

Introduction��6

Introducing the SW5200, a Multiformat HDMI, VGA, and USB-C Auto-

Switching Presentation Switcher �� 6

Getting to Know the SW5200�� 7

Front View �� 7

Back View �� 7

Connections �� 7

Installation��8

Connecting Input Devices�� 8

Compatible Input Devices �� 8

HDMI Extenders�� 8

Connecting the Display�� 9

Compatible Displays �� 9

Image Resolutions �� 9

Stereo Audio Output�� 9

Volume Control�� 9

RS-232 Communication Interface �� 9

RS-232 Port Pinout �� 10

RS-232 Communication Settings�� 10

Power �� 10

Internal Settings�� 10

Basic Operation�� 11

Selecting a New Source Device to Display �� 11

Selecting a New Source Device to Display

(Using IR Remote)�� 11

How Auto-Switching Works �� 12

Connecting to the Switcher �� 12

Disconnecting from the Switcher�� 12

USB Type C Device Connection �� 12

Connecting to the Switcher using USB Type C (USB-C) �� 12

Quick-Charging Power�� 12

Volume Control �� 13

Volume Control using IR Remote Controller �� 13

Volume Control using Switcher Settings Application�� 13

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Contents (continued)

Switcher Settings App ��14

Introduction�� 14

Windows Mode View (default) �� 14

Real Time Status Section�� 15

Terminal Mode View�� 15

Select Input (device to appear on the display) �� 16

Turn Display On / O󰀨 �� 16

Change Image Resolution�� 16

Volume Level�� 16

Mute Audio �� 17

Display Control �� 17

Non-Use Timeout �� 17

Proximity Control�� 17

LAN Settings �� 18

Debug Mode �� 18

Reset �� 18

Restore System to Factory Defaults �� 19

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Introducing the SP-SW5200-VUHBT (SW5200), aIntroducing the SP-SW5200-VUHBT (SW5200), a

Multiformat HDMI, VGA, and USB-C Auto-SwitchingMultiformat HDMI, VGA, and USB-C Auto-Switching

Presentation SwitcherPresentation Switcher

Congratulaons and thank you for purchasing this Presentaon Switchers’ SW5200!

The SW5200 is a hybrid AV + IoT presentaon switcher which combines the power of SP

Controls audio-visual signal roung and display control.

The SW5200 Switcher is an electronic device that allows up to 3 HDMI, 1 VGA, and 1

USB Type C “source” devices, such as a laptop computer and Sony® BluRay™ player, to

share user-supplied content simultaneously on an HDMI display and/or an HDBaseT

connected display or projector (e.g. “outputs”). Where audio is included in the video

data stream (like HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, etc.) stereo audio from the selected device

is extracted and output on two (2) RCA connectors (le/right) designed for local sound

amplicaon. The system auto-switches to a new source when connected or powered

on.

Input port 2 (see call-out on next page) is a designed for USB Type C (USB-C) devices,

such as a Google® Chromebook™, Samsung® Galaxy™ phones, Samsung® Galaxy™ Note,

Dell® Laptops, etc. The SW5200 supplies power (up to 4 dierent voltage levels) to

these devices in accordance with USBPD 2.0 handshaking for the fastest charging capa-

bilies available up to the power available to the SW5200.

Users have numerous opons to control the SW5200. By default, the SW5200 will auto-

macally switch to any newly connected device. Users can manually select the device by

touching the Input Select buon. External control systems, like those manufactured by

SP Controls can ulize (a) the RS232 port, (b) the Ethernet port, (c) the IR port, and/or

(d) the USB 2.0 (USB-CDC) port.

Introduction

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Getting to Know the SW5200Getting to Know the SW5200

The graphic below points out key aributes of the SW5200.

Front ViewFront View

Back ViewBack View

ConnectionsConnections

Device Inputs and Display Outputs. Using the graphic above, connect the source devices to

the ports labeled above as, “Connect Source Devices Here”, and the display at locaon, “Display

Output”, port. Connect audio, if applicable.

Amplier or Powered Speaker Output Connecons. Connect powered speakers or amplier to

the Red and White RCA connectors denoted above as “Stereo Audio Output”.

Control Ports. Depending upon your control system, connecons can be made to the RS-232

port, Ethernet port, USB, and/or Proximity Sensor port..

Power. Connect the DC power supply to the locaon, “24VDC”, and the other end to your

110V/VAC power socket. The system LED will illuminate above “24VDC” locaon.

Connect Sources Devices Here

IR (Infra-Red) Sensor

Source Selector

Stereo Audio Output

Display Output USB Firmware Update

Proximity Sensor Port

Power & Indicator

RS-232 Port

Ethernet Port

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Installation

Connecting Input DevicesConnecting Input Devices

Input or source devices are connected on the back side of the SW5200 using the connectors

labeled “Input 1” through “Input 5”. See image call-out on Page 7 of this manual.

Compable Input DevicesCompable Input Devices

SW5200 is compable with HDMI, VGA, and USB Type C devices. Use the appropriate connector

which matches your device connector type.

The SW5200 also supports indirect connecons. Oen, the SW5200 itself will be connected

under the table and hidden from view.

HDMI ExtendersHDMI Extenders

The input may also be indirectly connected using an HDMI extender. By default, the SW5200

keeps its display informaon (EDID) local to each input. There is very lile delay from the me

an input device asks for the display informaon to the me the informaon is sent. A device

connected to an extender may “me-out” waing for a response from the display device. If a

me-out occurs, the input device will not send its content. It is important to use high quality

extenders so any delay caused by the extender technology is minimized and me-outs are less

likely to occur.

The SW5200 has a “pass through” mode that passes all display informaon requests directly to

the display. If this feature is enabled and the system is congured with extenders on the input

and output ports of the SW5200 it is possible to have me-outs on certain input devices.

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Connecting the DisplayConnecting the Display

Displays (or other output devices) are connected on back side of the SW5200 on the HDMI

connector labeled “HDMI Output” and or “HDBaseT Output”. See image call-out on Page 7 of

this manual.

Compable DisplaysCompable Displays

SW5200 is compable with nave HDMI or DVI displays. Displays with DisplayPort connectors

may also operate properly with a HDMI to DisplayPort cable but the display itself must provide

the conversion from HDMI to Displayport (and many do automacally).

Image ResoluonsImage Resoluons

The SW5200 supports resoluons up to UHDTV (3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz [4:2:2] or 60Hz [4:2:0]), all

HDTV resoluons, and VESA monitor resoluons up to 1920 x 1200. The key determining factor

is the clock rate. The SW5200 supports clock rates up to 297MHz.

Stereo Audio OutputStereo Audio Output

If external speakers are required, connect an RCA cable from the SW5200 “Stereo Out”

connectors to your amplier or powered speakers. See image call-out on Page 7, “Stereo Out”.

The stereo output is the audio extracted from the selected input.

Volume ControlVolume Control

Gain levels of the SW5200 stereo output can be adjusted using the IR controller, RS232, USB,

or Ethernet controller. Adjustments can also be made via USB using Presentaon Switchers’

applicaon called Switcher Sengs.

See Basic Operaons, “Volume Control”, for details.

RS-232 Communication InterfaceRS-232 Communication Interface

The SW5200 uses an RS-232 serial interface to change aributes and behavior of the SW5200.

The communicaon parameters are as follows: 115200 baud, 8 bit, no parity, and 1 stop bit. The

baud rate is adjustable. Pins 2 (Rx), 3 (Tx), and 5 (GND) are used. In some instances, the SW5200

may have 24VDC power Pin 9.

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RS-232 Port PinoutRS-232 Port Pinout

Computer PS220

Pin 2 Pin 2

Pin 3 Pin 3

Pin 5 Pin 5

Not Used Pin 9 (24VDC Power)

RS-232 Communication SettingsRS-232 Communication Settings

Baud Rate 115,200 adjustable

Packet Size 8 Bit

Parity None

Stop Bit 1

See Page 10 for more detailed discussions on RS-232 commands and/or review the

SW5200 Programming Guide.

PowerPower

Using the AC to DC power supply shipped with the SW5200, connect the round connector to the

SW5200. The Power Indicator LED will illuminate above of the 24VDC locaon to indicate that

power is being received.

Internal SettingsInternal Settings

In most cases, the default sengs of the SW5200 are sucient for most applicaons. However,

there are mes when changes are needed. In these situaons, PS has created a Windows-based

applicaon which helps users and integrators make these changes. This applicaon is called

“PS Switcher Sengs” and can be downloaded from the SW5200 webpage of the PS website.

Further explanaon is provided later in this document for this applicaon in the Switcher

Sengs secon.

Here are some sengs that can be viewed or changed:

• EDID table and resoluons

• Ethernet sengs

• Volume adjustments

• Auto-switching On/O

• Display inacvity shutdown meout

• Proximity sensor On/O

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