1.Introduction
1.1.Description
1.2.Features
1.3.Box Contents
1.4.Typical Applications
2.Installation
2.1.Mounting Options
2.2.Connecting Steps
2.3.Board Installation and Handling
2.4.PSU Installation and Handling
3.Product Overview
3.1.Hybrid Modular Matrix Concept
3.2.Router Frames
3.3.I/O Board Configurations
3.4.MX-CPU2 Processor Board
3.4.1.MX-CPU2 Board Features
3.5.Input Boards
3.6.Output Boards
3.7.MX-FR80R and MX-FR65R
3.8.MX-FR33R
3.9.MX-FR33L
3.10.MX-FR17
3.11.MX-FR17R
3.12.MX-FR9
3.13.MX-FR9R
3.14.Electrical Connections
3.14.1.Power Connections
3.14.2.Video Inputs and Outputs
3.14.3.Audio Inputs and Outputs
3.14.4.RJ45 Connectors and Twisted Pair Cables
3.14.5.Further Connectors
3.15.Input Boards
3.16.Output Boards
4.Operation
4.1.Powering on
4.1.1.Redundant Power Supplies
4.2.The Remote Power Feature of MX-TPS Boards
4.3.The Remote Power Feature of MX-TPS2 Boards
4.4.Basic Control Panel Operations
4.4.1.CONTROL LOCK
4.4.2.Take / Autotake Modes
4.4.3.Source and Destination Buttons
4.4.4.Viewing Crosspoint State
4.4.5.Switching
4.4.6.Switching Operations Flowchart
4.4.7.Preset Operations
4.4.8.Output Lock
4.5.The EDID Memory of a Matrix
4.5.1.EDID Types
4.6.Audio Options
4.6.1.Legend of the Figures
4.6.2.Audio Settings
4.7.TPS Link Modes
4.8.About the Ethernet (TPS and TPS2 Boards)
4.8.1.Enable and Disable the Ethernet
4.8.2.Avoid Causing an Ethernet Loop
4.9.LCD Control Panel Operation
4.9.1.Basic Concept
4.9.2.Normal Mode
4.9.3.LCD Menu Pop-up Messages
4.9.4.EDID Mode
4.9.5.Signal Present Mode
4.10.Remote Operation
4.10.1.Control Interfaces
4.10.2.Multiple Simultaneous Connections
4.10.3.IP Settings
4.10.4.Serial Port Settings
4.10.5.Control Protocols
4.11.Error Handling
5.Software Control - The Built-in Website
5.1.System Requirements
5.2.Establishing the Connection
5.3.The Layout of the Built-in Website
6.Software Control – Lightware Device Controller Software
6.1.Install and Update
6.2.Running the LDC
6.3.Connecting to a Device (Device Discovery Window)
6.4.Crosspoint Menu
6.4.1.Grid View
6.4.2.Tile View
6.5.Port Properties and Settings
6.5.1.Common Features
6.5.2.Diagnostic Tools
6.5.3.Input Port Properties
6.5.4.Output Port Properties
6.5.5.Presets
6.6.EDID Menu
6.6.1.Sources and Destinations
6.6.2.EDID Operations
6.6.3.EDID Summary Window
6.6.4.Editing an EDID
6.6.5.Creating an EDID
6.7.Settings Menu
6.7.1.Configuration Tab
6.7.2.Device Information
6.7.3.Status
6.7.4.Log
6.7.5.User Preferences
6.8.Terminal Window
7.Programmer’s Reference
7.1.Protocol Description
7.2.Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
7.2.1.Legend for Control Commands
7.2.2.Renewed Protocol
7.2.3.Changing Protocols
7.3.Storage Memories
7.3.1.Matrix Frame Memory
7.3.2.CPU Board Memory
7.3.3.SD Memory Card (CPU2 Board)
7.3.4.Input and Output Board Memory
7.4.Switching and Control Commands
7.4.1.Test Input and Preview Output
7.4.2.Selecting the 80th Input Port (MX-FR80R)
7.4.3.Switching an Input to an Output
7.4.4.Switching an Input to All Outputs
7.4.5.DiagonalSwitching
7.4.6.Batch Switch Outputs
7.4.7.Displaying the Current Connection States of the Outputs
7.4.8.Listing the Mute/Unmute States of All Outputs
7.4.9.Muting a Specified Output
7.4.10.Unmuting a Specified Output
7.4.11.Disconnecting an Output
7.4.12.Disconnecting All Outputs
7.4.13.Locking a Specified Output
7.4.14.Unlocking a Specified Output
7.4.15.Saving a Preset
7.4.16.Loading a Preset
7.4.17.Preset Preview
7.4.18.Renaming a Preset
7.4.19.Renaming an Input
7.4.20.Renaming an Output
7.4.21.Querying the Name of a Preset
7.4.22.Querying the Name of an Input
7.4.23.Querying the Name of an Output
7.4.24.Reloading the Default Preset Names
7.4.25.Reloading the Default Input Names
7.4.26.Reloading the Default Output Names
7.5.Communication Setup Commands
7.5.1.Querying the IP Settings
7.5.2.Reloading the Default IP Settings
7.5.3.Setting a Dynamic IP Address (DHCP)
7.5.4.Querying the RS-232 Baud Rate
7.5.5.Changing the RS-232 Baud Rate
7.5.6.Querying the Control Protocol
7.5.7.Changing the Control Protocol
7.5.8.Configure Remote Alerts
7.6.Router Status Commands
7.6.1.Querying the Product Type
7.6.2.Querying the Serial Number
7.6.3.Querying the Firmware Version of the CPU
7.6.4.Querying the CPU Firmware Compile Time
7.6.5.Querying the Crosspoint Size
7.6.6.Querying the Number of the Allowed I/O Slots
7.6.7.Querying the Installed I/O Boards
7.6.8.Querying the Firmware of All Controllers’
7.6.9.Querying the LAN Versions
7.6.10.Querying the Health Status
7.6.11.Querying the Error List
7.7.System Commands
7.7.1.Restarting the Matrix
7.7.2.Querying the CPU Time
7.7.3.Setting the CPU Time
7.7.4.Switching the Matrix to Standby
7.7.5.Reloading the Factory Default Values and Settings
7.8.EDID Router Commands
7.8.1.Changing the EDID on an Input Port
7.8.2.Changing the EDID on All Inputs
7.8.3.Saving an EDID to the User Memory
7.8.4.Querying the EDID Validity Table
7.8.5.Querying the Emulated EDIDs on All Inputs
7.8.6.Querying the Header of an EDID
7.8.7.Deleting an EDID From the Memory
7.8.8.Downloading the Content of an EDID
7.8.9.Uploading the EDID Content
7.9.Port Status Commands
7.9.1.Input Port Status
7.9.2.Output Port Status
7.9.3.All Port Status
7.10.I/O Port Commands
7.10.1.TPS and TPS2 Port
7.10.2.HDMI Input Port
7.10.3.HDMI-3D Input Port
7.10.4.HDMI Output Port
7.10.5.HDMI-3D Output Port
7.10.6.DVI-I Input Port
7.10.7.UMX Input Port
7.10.8.Analog Audio I/O Port
7.10.9.DVI-DL Output Port
7.10.10.DVI-OPT Output Port
7.11.RICOD Related Commands
7.11.1.Setting the RICOD MASTER Command
7.11.2.Querying the Set RICOD MASTER
7.11.3.Querying the RICOD SLAVE Status
7.11.4.Setting the RICOD SLAVE Status
7.12.RS-232 over Fiber Commands
7.12.1.Sending Data in Text Format
7.12.2.Sending Data in Binary Format
7.12.3.Querying the Serial Parameters
7.12.4.Setting the Serial Parameters
7.13.RS-232 over TPS Commands
7.13.1.Sending Data in Text Format
7.13.2.Sending Data in Binary Format
7.13.3.Querying the Serial Parameters
7.13.4.Setting the Serial Parameters
7.14.Router Initiated Commands
7.14.1.EDID Status Changed
7.14.2.Port Status Changed (PSC)
7.14.3.Error Responses
7.15.LW2 Commands – Quick Summary
8.Firmware Update
8.1.Detailed Instructions of the Update
8.2.Forced Firmware Update
8.3.Firmware Update of TPS(2) Ports
9.Troubleshooting
9.1.Use Cases
9.2.How to Speed Up the Troubleshooting Process
10.Technologies
10.1.EDID Management
10.1.1.Understanding the EDID
10.1.2.Advanced EDID Management
10.2.HDCP Management
10.2.1.Protected and Unprotected Content
10.2.2.Disable Unnecessary Encryption
10.3.Pixel Accurate Reclocking
10.4.Dual-Link DVI signal
10.5.RS-232 Command Transmission
10.6.The RICOD Technology
10.6.1.Introduction
10.6.2.Operation
10.6.3.Enable / Disable RICOD
10.6.4.Validity of RICOD
10.6.5.Locking the Remote Device
10.6.6.RICOD-Capable Devices
11.Appendix
11.1.Specifications
11.1.1.General
11.1.2.Power
11.1.3.Enclosure
11.1.4.I/O Ports of the MX-CPU2 Board
11.1.5.Video Inputs - I/O Boards
11.1.6.Video Outputs - I/O Boards
11.1.7.Fiber Optical Ports
11.1.8.Audio Ports
11.1.9.Control Ports
11.2.Applied Ports (Network Settings)
11.3.Factory Default Settings
11.4.Factory EDID List
11.5.Cable Wiring Guide
11.5.1.Serial Ports
11.5.2.Audio Ports
11.6.Maximum Cable Lengths (TPS and TPS2 Boards)
11.7.Maximum Cable Lengths (TP Boards)
11.8.Firmware Release Notes
11.9.Mechanical Drawings
11.9.1.MX-FR80R and MX-FR65R
11.9.2.MX-FR33R
11.9.3.MX-FR33L
11.9.4.MX-FR17 and FR17R, MX-FR9 and FR9R
11.10.ASCII Table
11.11.Hashtag Keyword List
11.12.Further Document Information
11.13.Limited Warranty Statement
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