CSC-109TX

HDMI/USB-C/VGA to HDMI/HDBaseT Scaler

Operation Manual

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Please read all instructions before attempting to unpack, install or operate
this equipment and before connecting the power supply. Please keep thefollowing in mind as you unpack and install this equipment:•

Always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire,electrical shock and injury to persons.

•

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain, moistureor install this product near water.

•

Never spill liquid of any kind on or into this product.

•

Never push an object of any kind into this product through any openings
or empty slots in the unit, as you may damage parts inside the unit.

•

Do not attach the power supply cabling to building surfaces.

•

Use only the supplied power supply unit (PSU). Do not use the PSU if it
is damaged.

•

Do not allow anything to rest on the power cabling or allow any weight tobe placed upon it or any person walk on it.

•

To protect the unit from overheating, do not block any vents or openings
in the unit housing that provide ventilation and allow for sufficient space
for air to circulate around the unit.

•

Please completely disconnect the power when the unit is not in use to
avoid wasting electricity.

VERSION HISTORY
REV.

DATE

SUMMARY OF CHANGE

RDV12021/04/20

Preliminary release

CONTENTS
1. Introduction������������������������������������������������������ 1
2. Applications����������������������������������������������������� 1
3. Package Contents������������������������������������������� 2
4. System Requirements������������������������������������� 2
5. Features����������������������������������������������������������� 3
6. Operation Controls and Functions���������������� 4
6.1 Front Panel�������������������������������������������������� 4
6.2 Rear Panel�������������������������������������������������� 5
6.3 Remote Control������������������������������������������� 7
6.4 IR Cable Pinouts����������������������������������������� 8
6.5 RS-232 Pinout and Defaults������������������������ 8
6.6 OSD Menu��������������������������������������������������� 9
6.7 WebGUI Control���������������������������������������� 26
6.7.1 Status and Video Tab........................ 28
6.7.2 Audio and System Tab....................... 31
6.8 Telnet Control�������������������������������������������� 36
6.9 Serial and Telnet Commands�������������������� 36
7. Connection Diagram������������������������������������� 59
8. Specifications������������������������������������������������ 60
8.1 Technical Specifications���������������������������� 60
8.2 Video Specifications���������������������������������� 61
8.3 Audio Specifications���������������������������������� 63
8.3.1 Digital Audio...................................... 63
8.3.2 Analog Audio..................................... 63
8.4 Cable Specifications���������������������������������� 64
8.5 HDBaseT Features������������������������������������ 65
9. Acronyms������������������������������������������������������� 66

1. INTRODUCTION

This 5 by 2 multi-format scaling switcher provides HDMI, USB-C, HDBaseT,and VGA inputs which can be freely selected for output at a scaled resolutionof the user’s choosing over the mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs. The
HDMI and USB-C ports support resolutions up to 4K@60 (4:4:4, 8-bit) while
the HDBaseT output supports automatic color subsampling of 4K50/60(4:4:4)
sources to 4K50/60(4:2:0). The VGA inputs support resolutions up to
WUXGA. The HDBaseT output provides a great solution to extend youraudio and video up to 100 meters over a single run of Cat.6A cable as wellas providing PoH power to compatible HDBaseT transmitters and receivers.
This unit also includes multiple analog stereo audio inputs and a microphone
input (with support for optional 48V phantom power) along with an analog
stereo output to provide a range of audio routing and mixing flexibility. The
included audio DSP engine also provides auto-gain functionality, allowing
for the mic source to be mixed with the audio from one of the video sources
while reducing the background audio level in order to enhance the primary
audio source. The ability to switch back and forth between mixed and nonmixed audio greatly simplifies the presentation experience.
A trigger input interface is also provided to allow the easy addition of aremote control keypad, or other trigger-supporting products, which can beinstalled within a podium or within a table in a conference room or classroom.
This interface can allow the user to activate functions with the simple pressof a button. Standard control is available via front panel buttons with an OSD,
WebGUI, Telnet, and RS-232 making it exceptionally versatile.

2. APPLICATIONS• Analog and digital source integration• Upscaling low resolution video for high-definition displays• Conference centers• Lecture halls• Schools and universities

13. PACKAGE CONTENTS• 1× HDMI/USB-C/VGA to HDMI/HDBaseT Scaler• 1× 24V/5A DC Power Adapter• 1× Remote Control (CR-192)• 1× IR Blaster Cable• 1× IR Extender Cable• 1× 3.5mm to 9-pin D-sub Male Cable• 1× 6-pin Terminal Block• 1× Shockproof Feet (Set of 4)• 1× Operation Manual

4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS• HDMI/USB-C source equipment such as media players, video game
consoles, or set-top boxes.
• VGA source equipment such as PCs, laptops, or set-top boxes.
• HDMI receiving equipment such as an HDTV, monitor, or audio amplifier.
• Analog audio receiving equipment such as headphones, an audio
amplifier, or powered speakers.
• A compatible HDBaseT receiver with PoH support is recommended.
• The use of Premium High Speed HDMI cables, and industry standard
Cat.6, Cat.6A, or Cat.7 Ethernet cable is highly recommended.

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5. FEATURES• HDMI 2.0 and DVI 1.0 compliant• HDCP 1.x and 2.2 compliant• 5 video inputs (2×HDMI, 1×USB-C, 2×VGA)• 2 mirrored video outputs (1×HDMI, 1×HDBaseT)• Supports switching and scaling of all AV inputs for display over the
mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs• Supports up to 4K UHD (18Gbps, 4K@50/60Hz 4:4:4, 8-bit) digital video
input (HDMI, USB-C) and output (HDMI)• VGA input supports resolutions up to 1080p60/WUXGA (RB)
• HDBaseT output supports resolutions up to 4K@60Hz (4:2:0, 8-bit)
or 4K@30Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit). 4K@50/60Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit) output will be
automatically color space converted to fit within the available bandwidth• HDBaseT output extends video, audio, and data over a single Cat.5e/6/7
cable and can reach distances up to 100m/328ft at 4K when using
Cat.6a/7• HDBaseT feature support: HD Video & Audio, 100BaseT Ethernet,
PoH(PSE), and Control (Bi-directional IR/RS-232 pass-through)• Supports pass-through of LPCM 2.0 digital audio• Supports embedding any analog audio source with any video source• Audio mixer function allows the mixing of audio from any LPCM 2.0 audio
source with the microphone input with auto-gain functionality• Trigger input block supports direct input selection• IR remote control provides discrete input source selection• USB Type-C port provides up to 60W of power to connected devices• Provides PoH (PSE) from the HDBaseT output to power a connected
HDBaseT (PD) receiver (compatible receivers only)• Comprehensive EDID and HDCP management• Controllable via front panel controls with OSD, RS-232, Telnet, WebGUI,
and triggers

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6. OPERATION CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
6.1 Front Panel
+

MENU

LOCK
HDMI HDMI USB-C
1
2

UHD+ Multi-Format
to HDMI/HDBaseT Scaler

1 2

1
VGA
ENTER

3

4

-

SELECT

5

6

7

2
VGA

LOCK

8

1 POWER LED: This LED will illuminate to indicate the unit is on andreceiving power.

2 IR Window: Accepts IR signals from the included IR remote for control ofthis unit only.

3 ENTER Button: Press to confirm a selection within the OSD or to go
deeper into a menu item.

4 MENU Button: Press to enter the OSD menu, or to back out from menu
items.

5 -/+ (MINUS/PLUS) Buttons: Press to move up and down or adjust
selections within OSD menus.

Note: Pressing “Menu” and “+” together will reset the output resolution to
XGA@60Hz (1024×768). Pressing “Menu” and “-” together will reset theoutput resolution to 1080p@60Hz.

6 SELECT Button: Press this button to sequentially switch through theavailable inputs.

7 LOCK Button: Press and hold for 3 seconds to lock all button functions

on the front panel. Press and hold for 3 seconds again to release the lockfunction. The "LOCK" LED will be lit when the front panel is in the locked
state.

8 Input & Status LEDs: These LEDs indicate the currently selected source
as well as the current front panel lock state.

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6.2 Rear Panel

3 4

5

6 7

8

9 10 11

AUDIO IN

PHANTOM

12

13

14

RS-232LANC 1 2 3 4 5OFF

SERVICE LINE OUTHDMI 1 IN

MIC INON

HDMI 2 IN

LINE IN

VGA 1

USB-C INVGA 2

IR OUT

IR IN

VGA 1 IN

1

RS232
BYPASSINPUT CONTROLVGA 2 IN

HDMI OUT

CAT5e/6/7 OUT

2

DC 24V15

1 HDMI 1~2 IN Ports: Connect to HDMI source equipment such as media
players, game consoles, or set-top boxes. DVI sources are supportedwith the use of an HDMI to DVI adapter.

USB-C IN Port: Connect to USB Type-C source equipment such as a
PC or laptop. Can provide up to 60W of power to the connected device.
Note: Not all devices with USB Type-C ports can support video output.
Please verify that the intended device supports video output from the
USB Type-C port before connecting it.
VGA 1~2 IN Ports: Connect to VGA source equipment such as a PC or
laptop. YUV sources, such as DVD players, are also supported with theuse of a 15-pin to 3-RCA adapter.

2 HDMI OUT Port: Connect to an HDMI TV, monitor, or amplifier for digital
video and audio output.

CAT5e/6/7 OUT Port: Connect to a compatible HDBaseT receiver with asingle Cat.5e/6/7 cable for transmission of all data signals. PoH will also
be supplied to a connected compatible PD receiver.

3 SERVICE Port: This slot is reserved for firmware update use only.
4 LINE OUT Port: Connect to powered speakers or an amplifier for stereo
analog audio output.

5 MIC IN Port: Connect to a standard microphone using a 6.35mm plug.
Phantom power mics are supported.

6 PHANTOM/OFF/ON Switch: Set the switch to “ON” for standard

condenser mics (5V) or “PHANTOM” for professional (48V) phantom
power mics. Set the switch to “OFF” for mics that don’t require additional
power.

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7 LINE IN Port: Connect to the stereo analog output of a device such as a
CD player or PC.

8 VGA 1~2 Ports: Connect to the stereo analog output of the device
connected to the associated VGA input port.

9 IR OUT Port: Connect to an IR Blaster to transmit IR signals from theother end of the HDBaseT connection to devices within direct line-ofsight of the IR Blaster.

10 IR IN Port: Connect to an IR Extender to receive local IR control signals
and extend them to devices connected to the other end of the HDBaseT
connection. Ensure that the remote being used is within direct line-ofsight of the IR Extender.

11 RS-232 BYPASS Port: Connect to a PC, laptop, or serial controllable

device with a 3.5mm adapter cable for the extension of RS-232 signals
between both ends of the HDBaseT connection.

12 INPUT CONTROL 6-pin Terminal Block: This terminal block is used for
direct source input selection. Short the ground pin (marked as "C") withany one of the following 5 pins to make individual source selections.
Note: The pin assignments can be changed within the WebGUI. By
default, the pins are assigned as follows:
Default Trigger Assignment
Pin 1

HDMI 1 IN

Pin 2

HDMI 2 IN

Pin 3

USB-C IN

Pin 4

VGA 1 IN

Pin 5

VGA 2 IN

13 RS-232 Port: Connect directly to a PC, laptop, or other serial control
device to send RS-232 commands to control the unit.

14 LAN Port: Connect directly, or through a network switch, to your PC/

laptop to control the unit via Telnet/WebGUI and to extend the network
across the HDBaseT connection.

15. DC 24V Port: Plug the 24V DC power adapter into this port and connect
it to an AC wall outlet for power.

66.3 Remote Control
1 HDMI 1~2, USB-C & VGA 1~2:

Press any of these buttons to switch
immediately to the corresponding input.

2 MENU: Access the OSD menu.
3 EXIT: Exit the OSD menu.
4 ▲/▼: Navigate up/down within the OSD

3menu items.

◄/► & VOL -/+: Adjust the selected
item’s parameters (+) or (-) within the
OSD menu or adjust output volume.

HDMI1

HDMI2

VGA1

VGA2

EXIT

-

VOL

and center analog PC sources.

6 RESET: Return to factory default
settings.

7

1

MENU

2
4
5

+

OK

6

RESET

AUTO
ADJUST

OK: Confirm your selections within the
OSD menu.

5 AUTO ADJUST: Automatically adjust

USB-C

CR-165

6.4 IR Cable Pinouts
IR Extender
Cable

IR BlasterCable

1 Power
2 Infrared
3 Not Used

1 Infrared
2 Power
3 Ground

6.5 RS-232 Pinout and Defaults
Serial Port Default Settings
Baud Rate

19200

Data Bits

8

Parity Bits

None

Stop Bits

1

Flow Control

None
RS-232 (Control)
N/A 1
TxD 2
RxD 3
N/A 4
GND 5

RS-232 (Bypass)
1 TxD
2 RxD
3 GND

3.5mm to DE-9
Adapter Cable

DE-9 Female Port
N/A 9
N/A 8
N/A 7
N/A 6

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6.6 OSD Menu
All functions of this unit can be controlled by using the OSD (On Screen
Display) which is activated by pressing the MENU button on the front of theunit. Use the + (PLUS), − (MINUS), and ENTER buttons to navigate the OSD
menu. Press the MENU button to back out from any menu item and thenpress it again to close the menu.
MAIN MENUVideo
PictureAudio
OSD
Ethernet
EDID
SystemFactory
Information
The individual functions of the OSD will be introduced in the following
section. Items marked in BOLD are the factory default settings.

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VIDEO
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Output Routing

HDMI 1

4TH LEVELHDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2
Output Resolution

NATIVE HDMI
Native HDBT
640×480 60
800×600 60
1024×768 60
1280×768 60
1280×800 60
1280×1024 60
1360×768 60
1400×1050 60
1440×900 60
1600×1200 60
1680×1050 60
1920×1200 60 RB
2560×1600 60 RB
1920×1080 60
1280×720 60
2048×1080 50
2040×1080 60
2560×1440 60 RB
720×480p 60
1280×720p 60
1920×1080p 60

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2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL
720×576p 50
1280×720p 50
1920×1080p 50
1920×1080p 24
1920×1080p 25
1920×1080p 30
2560×1080p 50
2560×1080p 60
3840×2160p 24
3840×2160p 25
3840×2160p 30
3840×2160p 50
3840×2160p 60
4096×2160p 24
4096×2160p 25
4096×2160p 30
4096×2160p 50
4096×2160p 60

AspectFULL
Best Fit
Pan ScanLetterbox
Under 2
Under 1
Follow In
Over Scan

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4TH LEVELVIDEO
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVELNo Signal Color

BLACK

4TH LEVEL

White
Blue
Red
Green
Blank

OFF
On

FreezeOFF
On

Auto Setting

Auto Sync Off

OFF
30s
60s
3 min
5 min
10 minAuto Video Routing

AUTO SWTICH
OffHDCP Setting

HDMI 1 HDCP

Support Off
Refer to Source
REFER TO DISPLAY

HDMI 2 HDCP

Support Off
Refer to Source
REFER TO DISPLAY

USB-C HDCP

Support Off
Refer To Source
REFER TO DISPLAY

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VIDEO
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

4TH LEVEL

PC Setting

PC Auto Setup

ExecutePC H Position

0~250

PC V Position

0~250

PC Phase

0~250

PC Clock

0~255

PC Reset
1) Output Routing: Select the video input to route to both outputs.
2) Output Resolution: Select the output resolution to use. Selecting a“Native” resolution option will make the unit automatically select an
output resolution based on the detected EDID of the connected display.
Note: 4K@50/60Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit) output resolutions will be automaticallycolor space converted to 4K@50/60 (4:2:0, 8-bit) when output over
HDBaseT.
3) Aspect: Select the aspect ratio to use when outputting the source. “Full”
stretches the source to fill the output resolution, regardless of the original
aspect ratio, while “Best Fit” will always attempt to retain the original
source’s correct aspect ratio by adding black bars if necessary. “Follow
In” centers the source on the screen, without any scaling (1:1 pixel
reproduction).
4) No Signal Color: select the full screen color to display when there is no
signal.
5) Blank: Enable or disable blanking the video output.
6) Freeze: Enable or disable freezing the video output.
7) Auto Setting: Auto Sync Off: Sets the amount of time to continue outputting sync
with the “no signal color” if there is no live source and no operations
have been executed on the unit. Setting this to “OFF” forces the unit toalways output sync.
 Auto Video Routing: Enable or disable automatically switching to any
newly detected source.

138) HDCP Setting: Provides control over the HDCP behavior of each input.
9) PC SETTING: This menu is only available when a VGA source is active.
 PC Auto: Provides a way to manually activate the auto detection of
the VGA source’s signal parameters. Press “Enter” to activate.
		 Note: For best results, a VGA source with a bright image that extends
to all 4 edges of the screen should be displayed when this is activated.
 PC H/V Position: Set the horizontal and vertical position of the current
VGA input’s signal.
 PC Phase: Set the PC phase setting for the current VGA input.
 PC Clock: Set the PC clock setting for the current VGA input.
 PC Reset: Reset all PC picture settings back to their factory defaults.

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PICTURE
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Color Gain R

0~1023 (512)Color Gain G

0~1023 (512)Color Gain B

0~1023 (512)Color Offset R

0~1023 (512)Color Offset G

0~1023 (512)Color Offset B

0~1023 (512)Brightness

0~60 (30)

Contrast

0~60 (30)Hue

0~60 (30)Saturation

0~60 (30)

Sharpness

0~63 (0)

NR

OFF
Low
MiddleHigh
AutoReset Picture1) Color Gain R/G/B: Set the red, green, and blue color gain level of thescaled output.
2) Color Offset R/G/B: Set the red, green, and blue color offset level of thescaled output.
3) Brightness/Contrast: Set the overall brightness and contrast of thescaled output image.
4) Hue: Set the hue shift of the scaled output image.
5) Saturation: Set the color saturation level of the scaled output image.
6) Sharpness: Set the amount of sharpness processing to apply to thescaled output image.
7) NR: Set the aggressiveness of the digital noise reduction processing
when applied to the scaled output image. Selecting “Off” disables allnoise reduction processing.
8) Reset Picture: Reset all picture settings back to their factory defaults.

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AUDIO
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Audio Routing

Follow User

4TH LEVELFOLLOW VIDEO
Line
VGA 1
VGA 2
Follow User Setting

Audio On HDMI 1

EMBEDDED
Line
VGA 1
VGA 2

Audio On HDMI 2[Same options as
HDMI 1]

Audio On USB-C[Same options as
HDMI 1]

Audio On VGA 1

Line
VGA 1
VGA 2

Audio On VGA 2

Line
VGA 1
VGA 2

Reset Follow User
Setting
Talk Over Setting

Talk Over

ON
Off

Depth

0~100% (100)Trigger Threshold-100~0db (-70db)

Trigger Time

0~20.0s (1.0s)

Attack Time

0~20.0s (1.0s)

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2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

4TH LEVEL

Hold Time

0~20.0s (2.0s)

Release Time

0~20.0s (3.0s)

Reset Talk OverOutput Mixer

OFFOn
Mic Only

Volume On Mic Gain

0~100 (80)Volume On HDMI/HDBT Out0~100 (80)Volume On Analog Out

0~100 (80)Mute On HDMI/HDBT
Out

OFF

Mute On Analog Out

OFF

On
On

Delay On HDMI/HDBT
Out

OFF

Delay On Analog Out

OFF

10~200ms
10~200ms

Reset Audio
1) Audio Routing: Set the audio routing behavior of the unit.
 Follow User: Audio routing will follow the individual audio routing
selections made for each source in the “Follow User Setting” section.
 Follow Video: All digital sources will use their native embedded audio
content. The VGA sources will use the associated VGA 1~2 audio
inputs.
 Line/VGA 1/VGA 2: Forces the audio output to always use theselected analog audio source.
2) Follow User Setting: Set the preferred audio routing to use for eachsource when “Follow User” is active. Select the preferred “Follow User”
source for each input. Select “Reset Follow User Setting” to reset all
follow user settings back to their factory defaults.

173) Talk Over Setting: Set the automatic background audio level behavior touse when the mixer is active and “Talk Over” mode is enabled.
 Talk Over: Enable or disable the use of the unit’s Talk Over mode
which allows finer control over how the microphone input is handled
while mixing sources.
		 Note: When Talk Over mode is disabled, or the mixer is disabled, thebelow settings will have no effect.
 Depth: Sets the amount the primary audio source’s volume level will
be decreased when the Talk Over feature is triggered. The available
adjustment range is 0 to 100%.
 Trigger Threshold: Set the microphone’s signal detection threshold.
The Talk Over will be activated when the microphone’s signal is over
the threshold and lasting longer than the trigger time. The available
adjustment range is -100dB to 0dB.
 Trigger Time: Set the length of time a signal must be over the current
signal detection threshold in order to trigger the microphone Talk Over
function. The available adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds.
 Attack Time: Set the mixer attack time, the length of time used fading
the microphone’s audio into the output mix. The available adjustment
range is 0 to 20 seconds.
 Hold Time: Set the length of time to wait, when no audio over thethreshold level is detected, before beginning to release the Talk Overmix. The available adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds.
 Release Time: Set the mixer release time, the length of time usedfading the microphone’s audio out of the output mix once the mic’s
signal level falls below the set threshold. The available adjustment
range is 0 to 20 seconds.
 Reset Talk Over: Reset all Talk Over settings back to their factory
defaults.
4) Output Mixer: Set the microphone mixing mode of the unit.
 Off: Disable the audio mixer.
 On: Enable the audio mixer. Audio from the current source and themicrophone will be mixed together.
 Mic Only: Output only the microphone audio source. This mode will
override all other audio selections.
5) Volume On Mic Gain: Set the microphone input’s volume level when the
microphone is an active audio source (mixed or unmixed).

186) Volume On HDMI/HDBT/Analog Out: Set the volume level for eachaudio output type.
Note: LPCM 2.0 sources only.
7) Mute On HDMI/HDBT/Analog Out: Enable or disable muting the audioof each output type.
8) HDMI/HDBT/Analog Out Delay: Set the amount of time (in milliseconds)
to the delay the audio output. Primarily used if audio and video seem tobe out of sync.
Note: LPCM 2.0 sources only.
9) Reset Audio: Reset all audio settings back to their factory defaults.
OSD
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

H Position

0~100 (50)

V Position

0~100 (50)Transparency

0~7 (0)

Timer

OFF
5s
10s
15s
20s
25s
30s
35s
40s
45s
50s
55s
60s

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OSD
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Display

Off
On
5S
10s

Reset OSD
1) H/V Position: Controls the position of the OSD menu.
2) Transparency: Set the transparency level of the OSD menu’s
background. The available range is from Level 0 (fully opaque) to Level 7(fully transparent).
3) Timer: Set how long to wait before automatically closing the OSD menu
if there is no user activity. The timeout can be set to up to 60 seconds, ordisabled completely.
4) Display: Set the behavior of the OSD informational display. Selecting“5s” or “10s” will show the information display for the specified time after
a source or display change. Selecting “Off” will disable the info display.
Selecting “On” will always show the info display.
5) Reset OSD: Reset all OSD settings back to their factory defaults.

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ETHERNET
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

IP ModeStatic

4TH LEVEL

DHCP
Telnet Login

OFF
On

Static IP Setting

Static IP

0~255 (192)0~255 (168)0~255 (1)0~255 (50)Mask

0~255 (255)
0~255 (255)
0~255 (255)
0~255 (0)Gate

0~255 (192)0~255 (168)0~255 (1)0~255 (254)

Reset Static IP
IP[Current IP Address]

MAC[Unit’s MAC Address]

1) IP Mode: Set the unit’s Ethernet port to Static or DHCP mode. When
DHCP mode is selected, all IP address information will be assigned
automatically by the local DHCP server. When Static is selected, the IP
address, netmask and gateway must be set manually.
2) Telnet Login: Enable or disable requiring authentication whenconnecting via Telnet.
3) Static IP Setting: The unit’s static IP address, netmask, and gateway
address can be set here.
Note: The unit’s default static IP address is 192.168.1.50.
4) Reset Static IP: Reset all Static IP settings back to their factory defaults.
5) IP/MAC: Displays the unit’s MAC address and current IP address.

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EDID
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVELHDMI 1 EDID

FHD 2CHUHD 2chUHD+ 2ch
User 1
User 2
Sink HDMI
Sink HDBTOffHDMI 2 EDID

[Same options as for HDMI 1]

USB-C EDID

[Same options as for HDMI 1]

Reset EDID

FHD 2ch
UHD 2chUHD+ 2ch
User 1
User 2
Sink HDMI
Sink HDBTOFF1) HDMI 1 EDID: Select the EDID to use with the HDMI 1 input.
2) HDMI 2 EDID: Select the EDID to use with the HDMI 2 input.
3) USB-C EDID: Select the EDID to use with the USB-C input.
4) Reset EDID: Select an EDID to apply to all inputs simultaneously.

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SYSTEM
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Remote Control Setup

1: OFF 2: OFF
1: Off 2: On
1: On 2: Off
1: On 2: On

Trigger In 1

HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2

Trigger In 2

HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2

Trigger In 3

HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2

Trigger In 4

HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2

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SYSTEM
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

Trigger In 5

HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB-C
VGA 1
VGA 2

Reset Trigger In
1) Remote Control Setup: Select the custom code pairing that matches
the dipswitch settings of the IR remote you wish to use.
Note: The dipswitches on the IR remote are located under the battery
compartment cover.
2) Trigger In 1/2/3/4/5: Set the input to be selected when the associatedtrigger is activated.
3) Reset Trigger In: Reset all trigger settings back to their factory defaults.
FACTORY
2ND LEVEL
Reset All
Reset Except Ethernet
FW Update From USB
1) Reset All: Reset all of the unit’s settings back to their factory defaults.
2) Reset Except Ethernet: Reset all of the unit’s settings, except for
Ethernet related settings, back to their factory defaults.
3) FW Update From USB: Provides a way to update the unit’s firmware.
Insert a USB thumb drive, with a valid firmware file (*.bin format) in theroot directory, into the unit’s USB service port then select this option.
After the update is complete the unit will automatically reboot.

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INFORMATION
2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVEL

VIDEO
Output Routing
Output Resolution
HDMI Out HDCPHDBT Out HDCP

[Current Video Status]

Source Resolution
Source HDCP
AUDIO
Output Routing
Output Mixer[Current Audio Status]

Mic Type
HDBT
Output Status
IP
Version[Current HDBaseT Status][Current IP Address][Current Firmware Version]1) Information: This screen displays information about the unit’s current
state, input and output status, as well as the current firmware version.

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6.7 WebGUI Control• Device Discovery
Please obtain the “Device Discovery” software from your authorized dealer
and save it in a directory where you can easily find it.
Connect the unit and your PC/Laptop to the same active network andexecute the “Device Discovery” software. Click on “Find Devices on Internet”
and a list of devices connected to the local network will show up indicating
their current IP address.
Note: The unit’s default IP mode is DHCP.

By clicking on one of the listed devices you will be presented with the
network details of that particular device.

1) IP Mode: If you choose, you can alter the static IP network settings forthe device, or switch the unit into DHCP mode to automatically obtainproper network settings from a local DHCP server. To switch to DHCP
mode, please select DHCP from the IP mode drop-down, then click “Save”
followed by “Reboot”.
2) WebGUI Hotkey: Once you are satisfied with the network settings, you
may use them to connect via Telnet or WebGUI. The network information
window provides a convenient link to launch the WebGUI directly.

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• WebGUI Overview
After connecting to the WebGUI’s address in a web browser, the login screen
will appear. Please enter the appropriate user name and password then click“Submit” to log in.
Note: The default user name and password is “admin”.

On the left side of the browser you will see the following menu tabs where
all primary functions of the unit are controllable via the built in WebGUI. The
individual functions will be introduced in the following sections.

Clicking the “Logout” button in the Authentication section of the “Audio andSystem” tab will automatically log the currently connected user out of the
WebGUI and return to login page.

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6.7.1 Status and Video Tab
This tab is divided up into multiple sections (Status, Video, Picture, PC,
and EDID) allowing for all functions of the unit to be viewed and controlled
directly. If desired, the numerical value for many of the items can be entereddirectly by typing it in the box above the slider bar. Press “Enter” to accept
the newly entered value.

1) Status: The section provides detailed information about the current
status the video and audio output signals. The unit’s serial number andcurrent firmware version is also displayed here.
2) Video: This section provides video routing settings, output resolution
selection, and control over the video output signal’s format as well as
setting HDCP behavior for the applicable inputs.
 Out Routing: Use the dropdown to select the video source to output.
 Out Resolution: Use the dropdown to select the output resolution
to use. Selecting a “Native” resolution option will make the unit
automatically select an output resolution based on the detected EDIDof the connected HDBaseT or HDMI display.
		 Note: 4K@50/60Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit) output resolutions will be
automatically color space converted to 4K@50/60 (4:2:0, 8-bit) when
output over HDBaseT.
 Aspect: Selects the aspect ratio to use when outputting the source.
“Full” stretches the source to fill the output resolution, regardless of theoriginal aspect ratio, while “Best Fit” will always attempt to retain theoriginal source’s correct aspect ratio by adding black bars if necessary.
“Follow In” centers the source on the screen, without any scaling (1:1
pixel reproduction).

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 No Signal Color: Use the dropdown to select the full screen color todisplay when there is no signal. Black, white, blue red, or green may
be selected.
 Blank: Enable or disable blanking the video output.
 Freeze: Enable or disable freezing the video output.
 Auto Sync Off: Sets the amount of time to continue outputting sync
with the “no signal color” if there is no live source and no operations
have been executed on the unit. Setting this to “OFF” forces the unit toalways output sync.
 Auto Video Routing: Enable or disable automatically switching to any
newly detected source.
 HDMI 1~2/USB-C HDCP: Use each dropdown to select the HDCP
behavior for the associated input.
- Support Off: Completely disables support for HDCP on that input.
- Refer to Source: Makes the input port support the same HDCP
version as required by the connected source.
- Refer to Display: Makes the input support the HDCP version of thecurrently connected displays.
3) Picture: This section provides control over the scaled video output’s
color, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, sharpness and noise
reduction.
 R/G/B Color Gain: These sliders provide control over the red, green,
and blue color gain level of the scaled output.
 R/G/B Offset: These sliders provide control over the red, green, andblue color offset level of the scaled output.
 Brightness: Provides control over the overall brightness of the scaled
output image.
 Contrast: Provides control over the overall contrast of the scaled
output image.
 Hue: Provides control over the hue shift of the scaled output image.
 Saturation: Provides control over the color saturation level of thescaled output image.
 Sharpness: Provides control over the amount of sharpness
processing to apply to the scaled output image.
 Noise Reduction: Provides control over the aggressiveness of thedigital noise reduction processing when applied to the scaled output
image. Selecting “Off” disables all noise reduction processing.

29 Reset Picture: Press the “EXE” button to reset all picture settingsback to their factory defaults.
4) PC: This section is only active when a VGA input is selected andprovides control over the H/V position, clock, and phase of the VGA
signal as well as providing a way to automatically adjust these settings.
 Auto Setup: Provides a way to manually activate the auto detection of
the VGA source’s signal parameters.
		 Note: For best results, a VGA source with a bright image that extends
to all 4 edges of the screen should be displayed when this is activated.
 H/V Position: Set the horizontal and vertical position of the current
VGA input’s signal.
 Phase: Set the PC phase setting for the current VGA input.
 Clock: Set the PC clock setting for the current VGA input.
 Reset: Press the “EXE” button to reset all PC settings back to theirfactory defaults.
5) EDID: This section provides control over the EDID settings of all digital
inputs. This unit provides the option of three standard EDIDs, two sink
sourced EDIDs and two user uploaded EDIDs that can be assigned toeach input port individually.
Note: In some rare cases it is possible for custom or external EDIDs
to cause compatibility issues with certain sources. If this happens, it
is recommended to switch to one of the 3 default EDIDs for maximum
compatibility.
This unit provides the following 3 default EDIDs:
Unit’s default EDIDs
FHD 2CH

1920×1080p@60Hz (4.95Gbps) & 8-bit color,
LPCM 2.0

UHD 2CH

3840×2160p@30Hz (10.2Gbps) & Deep Color(8/10/12-bit), LPCM 2.0

UHD+ 2CH

3840×2160p@60Hz (18Gbps) & Deep Color(8/10/12-bit), LPCM 2.0

Note: In most cases, assigning a new EDID to an input will cause theaffected input to briefly blink out while the source adapts to the new
information.

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 HDMI 1~2/USB-C EDID: Use the dropdown to select the EDID to use
with the associated input. The new EDID will be used immediately.
 Reset EDID: Use the dropdown to select an EDID to apply to ALL
digital inputs at the same time. The new EDID will be used by all
inputs immediately.
 Upload User EDID: To upload a new User EDID, please click the“Upload User EDID” button for the User EDID you would like tochange. An EDID Upload window will appear, allowing you to locate
and upload the preferred EDID file (*.bin format) from a local PC.
Once the correct file has been selected, please click the “Open” buttonin the window, and the file will be transferred to the unit.
6.7.2 Audio and System Tab
This tab is divided up into multiple sections (Audio, OSD, System, Ethernet,
Reset, FWUpdate and Authentication) allowing for all audio and system
functions of the unit to be viewed and controlled directly. If desired, thenumerical value for many of the items can be entered directly by typing itin the box above the slider bar. Press “Enter” to accept the newly enteredvalue.

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1) Audio: This section provides control over how audio is routed within theunit as well as control over audio mixing, delay, individual output volume
and the microphone’s gain level.
 Out Routing: Use the dropdown to select the audio routing behaviorof the unit.
- Follow User: Audio routing will follow the individual audio routing
selections made for each source at the bottom of this section.
- Follow Video: All digital sources will use their native embedded
audio content. The VGA sources will use the associated VGA 1~2
audio inputs.
- Line/VGA 1/VGA 2: Forces the audio output to always use theselected analog audio source.
 Mixer: Set the microphone mixing mode of the unit.
- Off: Disable the audio mixer.
- On: Enable the audio mixer. Audio from the current source and themicrophone will be mixed together.
- MIC Only: Output only the microphone audio source. This mode will
override all other audio selections.
 Mic Volume: Sets the microphone input’s volume level when the
microphone is an active audio source (mixed or unmixed).
 HDMI/HDBT Volume: Set the volume level for the HDMI and
HDBaseT audio output.
 Analog Volume: Set the volume level for the line output.
 HDMI/HDBT Mute: Mute or unmute the HDMI and HDBaseT audio
output.
 Analog Mute: Mute or unmute the line audio output.
 HDMI/HDBT Delay: Use the dropdown to set the amount of time (inmilliseconds) to the delay the audio output. Primarily used if audio andvideo seem to be out of sync.
		 Note: LPCM 2.0 sources only.
 Analog Delay: Use the dropdown to set the amount of time (inmilliseconds) to the delay the audio output. Primarily used if audio andvideo seem to be out of sync.
 HDMI 1/HDMI2/USB-C/VGA1/VGA2 Audio Routing: Use each
dropdown to set the preferred audio routing to use for each source
when “Follow User” is selected.

32 Talk Over: Use the dropdown to enable or disable the use of the unit’s
Talk Over mode which allows finer control over how the microphone
input is handled while mixing sources.
		 Note: When Talk Over mode is disabled, or the mixer is disabled, thebelow settings will have no effect.
 Depth(%): Sets the amount the primary audio source’s volumelevel will be decreased when the Talk Over feature is triggered. The
available adjustment range is 0 to 100%.
 Threshold(dB): Set the microphone’s signal detection threshold.
The Talk Over will be activated when the microphone’s signal is over
the threshold and lasting longer than the trigger time. The available
adjustment range is -100dB to 0dB.
 Trigger Time(0.1s): Set the length of time a signal must be over thecurrent signal detection threshold in order to trigger the microphone
Talk Over function. The available adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds(in 0.1 second steps).
 Attack Time(0.1s): Set the mixer attack time, the length of time usedfading the microphone’s audio into the output mix. The available
adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds (in 0.1 second steps).
 Hold Time(0.1s): Set the length of time to wait, when no audio over
the threshold level is detected, before beginning to release the Talk
Over mix. The available adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds (in 0.1
second steps).
 Release Time(0.1s): Set the mixer release time, the length of timeused fading the microphone’s audio out of the output mix oncethe mic’s signal level falls below the set threshold. The available
adjustment range is 0 to 20 seconds (in 0.1 second steps).
 Reset Audio: Press the “EXE” button to reset all audio settings backto their factory defaults.
2) OSD: This section provides controls over the appearance of the unit’s
informational OSD and OSD menu.
 H/V Position: Use the sliders to set the horizontal and vertical positionof the OSD menu.
 Transparency: Controls the transparency level of the OSD menu’s
background. The available range is from Level 0 (fully opaque) to
Level 7 (fully transparent).

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 Timer: Controls how long to wait before automatically closing the OSD
menu if there is no user activity. The timeout can be set to up to 60
seconds, or disabled completely.
 Display: Controls the behavior of the OSD informational display.
Selecting “5S”, “10S” will show the information display for a short time
(5 or 10 seconds) after a source or display change. Selecting “Off”
will disable the info display. Selecting “On” will always show the info
display.
 Reset OSD: Press the “EXE” button to reset all OSD settings back totheir factory defaults.
3) System: This section provides control over trigger configuration, remotecontrol ID, and saving/restoring the system’s configuration.
 Remote Control: Use the dropdown to select the custom code pairingthat matches the dipswitch settings of the IR remote you wish to use.
		 Note: The dipswitches on the IR remote are located under the battery
compartment cover.
 Trigger In 1~5: Use each dropdown to set the input to be selected
when the associated trigger is activated.
 Reset Trigger In: Press the “EXE” button to reset all trigger settingsback to their factory defaults.
 Configuration Save: To export a configuration to your PC, click the“SAVE” button and then select the preferred save location on the local
PC. Next, click the “Save” button to complete the file export.
 Configuration Upload: To load a previously saved configuration fromyour PC, click the “UPLOAD” button to open the file selection window
and then select the associated configuration (*.xml format) locatedon your local PC. After selecting the file, click the “Open” button toimport the new configuration. The associated configuration will then be
restored.

344) Ethernet: This section provides a way to change the unit’s Ethernet
related settings and displays the unit’s MAC address as well.
 IP Mode: The unit’s IP mode may be switched between Static IP and
DHCP. In Static IP mode the IP, netmask and gateway addresses may
be manually set. When in DHCP mode, the unit will attempt to connect
to a local DHCP server and obtain IP, netmask and gateway addresses
automatically. Please press “Save” after making any changes to the IP
configuration or mode.
		 Note: If the IP address is changed then the IP address required for
WebGUI/Telnet access will also change accordingly.
 Telnet Login: Enable or disable requiring authentication whenconnecting via Telnet.
5) Reset: Press either of the “EXE” buttons to reset the unit’s settings backto their factory defaults. Selecting the “All Except Ethernet” button will
leave the current Ethernet settings intact after the reset is complete.
6) FW Update: To update the unit’s firmware, click the “Choose File” button
to open the file selection window and then select the firmware update file(*.bin format) located on your local PC. After selecting the file, click the“Upload” button to begin the firmware update process. After the upgrade
is complete, the unit will reboot automatically.
7) Authentication: The admin login password may be changed here. Typethe preferred new password in the space provided and then press the“Save” button to change it. Clicking the “Logout” button will immediately
log you out of the WebGUI and return you to the login page.
Note: The default password is “admin”.

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6.8 Telnet Control
Before attempting to use Telnet control, please ensure that both the unit and
the PC are connected to the same active networks.
Start your preferred Telnet/Console client, or use the built in client provided
by most modern computer operating systems. After starting the client,connect by using the current IP address of the unit and port 23 (if thecommunication port number used by the unit has not been changed
previously). This will connect us to the unit we wish to control and commands
may now be entered directly.
Note 1: If the IP address of the unit is changed then the IP address required
for Telnet access will also change accordingly.
Note 2: This unit defaults to DHCP mode. The current IP address can beverified using the OSD menu or the Device Discovery software. The default
communication port is 23.

6.9 Serial and Telnet Commands
COMMAND
Description and Parameters
helpShow the full command list.
help N1
Show details about the specified command.
N1 = {Command}?Show the full command list.
? N1
Show details about the specified command.
N1 = {Command}
get fw verShow the unit’s current firmware version.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get command verShow the unit’s current command version.
get mac addr
Show the unit’s MAC address.
get model nameShow the unit’s model name.
get model typeShow the unit’s product type.
Possible response values:
1				[Matrix]
2				[Scaler]3				[Splitter]4				[Repeater]
5				[Extender]
6				[Transceiver]7				[Switch]8				[Controller]
set factory default
Reset the unit to the factory defaults.
set feedback broadcast N1
Enable or disable the broadcast of console command feedback.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get feedback broadcastShow the current console command feedback broadcast state.
set system rebootReboot the unit.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set keylock N1
Enable or disable the front panel key lock.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Locked]
OFF				[Unlocked]
get keylockShow the current front panel lock state.
get ip mode
Show the current IP address assignment mode.
get ip addr
Show the unit’s current IP address.
get netmask
Show the unit’s current netmask.
get gateway
Show the unit’s current gateway address.
set static ipaddr N1
Set the unit’s static IP address.
N1 = X.X.X.X			

[X = 0~255, IP address]

get static ipaddr
Show the unit’s current static IP address.
set static netmask N1
Set the unit’s static netmask.
N1 = X.X.X.X			

[X = 0~255, netmask]

get static netmask
Show the unit’s current static netmask.
set static gateway N1
Set the unit’s static gateway address.
N1 = X.X.X.X			

[X = 0~255, gateway address]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get static gateway
Show the unit’s current static gateway address.
get webgui usernameShow the current WebGUI login administrator username.
set webgui password N1
Set the WebGUI administrator password.
N1 = {Password}		

[ASCII, 16 characters max]

get webgui password
Show the current WebGUI administrator password.
set telnet login N1
Enable or disable requiring a login to access the unit via Telnet.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enabled]
OFF				[Disabled]
get telnet login
Show the current state of the Telnet login requirement.
get in port number
Show the total number of inputs on the unit.
get out port number
Show the total number of outputs on the unit.
set in N1 name N2
Set the name of the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
N2 = {Name}			

39[ASCII, 16 characters max]COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get in N1 nameShow the current name of the specified input.
set out A name N1
Set the name of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1={Name}			

[ASCII, 16 characters max]

get out A nameShow the name of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A route N1
Route the specified input to the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
get out A routeShow the current input routed to the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out auto mode N1
Set the auto switching behavior of the unit.
Available values for N1:
0				
1				

[Auto switch mode disabled][Auto switch mode enabled]

get out auto modeSet the auto switching/scanning behavior of the unit.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get in N1 timing
Show the index number of the current resolution detected on thespecified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
get in N1 timing string
Show the index number and description of the current resolution
detected on the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
get out N1 color space
Show the color space format currently used by the specified output.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI output]
B				[HDBaseT output]
Possible response values:0				[Unknown]
1				[RGB]2				[YUV 4:2:2]
3				[YUV 4:4:4]
4				[YUV 4:2:0]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set out A timing N1
Set the output resolution to use for the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
Available values for N1:
0				[Native HDMI]
1				[Native HDBaseT]2				
[640×480@60Hz]
3				[800×600@60Hz]
4				
[1024×768@60Hz]
5				
[1280×768@60Hz]
6				
[1280×800@60Hz]
7				
[1280×1024@60Hz]
8				
[1360×768@60Hz]
9				[1400×1050@60Hz]
10				
[1440×900@60Hz]
11				
[1600×1200@60Hz]
12				
[1680×1050@60Hz]
13				
[1920×1200@60Hz RB]
14				
[2560×1600@60Hz RB]
15				
[1920×1080@60Hz]
16				
[1280×720@60Hz]
17				
[2048×1080@50Hz]
18				
[2048×1080p@60Hz]
19				
[2560×1440@60Hz RB]
20				
[720×480p@60Hz]
21				
[1280×720p@60Hz]
22				
[1920×1080p@60Hz]
23				
[720×576p@50Hz]
24				
[1280×720p@50Hz]
25				
[1920×1080p@50Hz]
26				
[1920×1080p@24Hz]
27				
[1920×1080p@25Hz]
28				
[1920×1080p@30Hz]
29				
[2560×1080p@50Hz]30				
[2560×1080p@60Hz]
31				
[3840×2160p@24Hz]
32				
[3840×2160p@25Hz]
33				
[3840×2160p@30Hz]
34				
[3840×2160p@50Hz]
35				
[3840×2160p@60Hz]
36				
[4096×2160p@24Hz]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters37				
38				
39				
40				

[4096×2160p@25Hz][4096×2160p@30Hz][4096×2160p@50Hz][4096×2160p@60Hz]

get out A timing
Show the current resolution used by the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
get out N1 timing string
Show the description string of the current resolution used by the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
get out timing list
List all available output resolutions with their local index numbers.
set out A contrast N1
Set the contrast level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1 = 0~60			

[Contrast level]

get out A contrast
Show the current contrast level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A brightness N1
Set the brightness level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1 = 0~60			

[Brightness level]

get out A brightness
Show the current brightness level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A saturation N1
Set the saturation level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1 = 0~60			

[Saturation level]

get out A saturation
Show the current saturation level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set out A hue N1
Set the hue value of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1 = 0~60			

[Hue value]

get out A hueShow the current hue value of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A sharpness N1
Set the sharpness level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
N1 = 0~60			

[Sharpness level]

get out A sharpness
Show the current sharpness level of the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A nr N1
Set the amount of noise reduction to apply to the HDMI/HDBaseT
output’s source.
Available values for N1:
0				
[Off]
1				[Low]2				[Middle
3				[High]4				[Auto]
get out A nr
Show the current amount of noise reduction applied to the HDMI/
HDBaseT output’s source.
get out nr list
List all available noise reduction processing options.

44COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set out A aspect ratio N1
Set the aspect ratio of the video shown on the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
Available values for N1:
1				[Over Scan]
2				[Full]3				[Best Fit]
4				[Pan Scan]
5				
[Letterbox]6				[Under 2]7				[Under 1]8				[Follow In]
get out A aspect ratio
Show the currently set aspect ratio for the video shown on the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
get out aspect ratio list
List all available aspect ratio options.
set out A auto sync off N1
Enable or disable the Auto Sync Off function on the HDMI/HDBaseT
output and set the timeout length.
Available values for N1:
0				[Disabled]1				[30 seconds]
2				[60 seconds]
3				[3 minutes]
4				[5 minutes]
5				[10 minutes]
get out A auto sync offShow the current Auto Sync Off settings for the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A r gain N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s red gain level.
N1 = 0~1023			

45[Red gain level]

COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get out A r gain
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current red gain level.
set out A g gain N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s green gain level.
N1 = 0~1023			

[Green gain level]

get out A g gain
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current green gain level.
set out A b gain N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s blue gain level.
N1 = 0~1023			

[Blue gain level]

get out A b gain
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current blue gain level.
set out A r offset N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s red offset level.
N1 = 0~1023			

[Red offset level]

get out A r offset
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current red offset level.
set out A g offset N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s green offset level.
N1 = 0~1023			

[Green offset level]

get out A g offset
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current green offset level.
set out A b offset N1
Set the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s blue offset level.
N1 = 0~1023			

[Blue offset level]

get out A b offset
Show the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s current blue offset level.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set in N1 phase N2
Set the PC phase value for the specified input (VGA inputs only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
N2 = 0~250			

[PC phase value]

get in N1 phaseShow the current PC phase value for the specified input (VGA inputs
only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
set in N1 clock N2
Set the PC clock value for the specified input (VGA inputs only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
N2 = 0~250			

[PC clock value]

get in N1 clockShow the current PC clock value for the specified input (VGA inputs
only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
set in N1 hposition N2
Set the PC horizontal position for the specified input (VGA inputs only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
N2 = 0~250			

47[Horizontal position]

COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get in N1 hposition
Show the current PC horizontal position for the specified input (VGA
inputs only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
set in N1 vposition N2
Set the PC vertical position for the specified input (VGA inputs only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
N2 = 0~250			

[Vertical position]

get in N1 vposition
Show the current PC vertical position for the specified input (VGA inputs
only).
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
get in N1 correct timing list
List the available “correct timing” options supported by the specified
VGA input.
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set in N1 correct timing N2
Force the specified VGA input to detect the incoming signal (whichshares the same pixel clock) as the specified valid timing.
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
Available values for N2:
0				
1				

[1280×960@60Hz][1600×900@60Hz RB]

get in N1 correct timing
Show the currently selected correct timing choice in use by the
specified VGA input.
Available values for N1:
4				[VGA 1]
5				[VGA 2]
set vga auto adjust mode N1
Enable or disable the VGA input auto adjust function.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get vga auto adjust mode
Show the current state of the VGA input auto adjust function.
set out A freeze N1
Enable or disable the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s freeze function.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get out A freezeShow the current state of the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s freeze function.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set out A blank N1
Enable or disable the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s video blanking function.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get out A blank
Show the current state of the HDMI/HDBaseT output’s blanking
function.
set out A osd timeout N1
Set the OSD menu’s timeout value for the HDMI/HDBaseT output (inseconds).
Available values for N1:
0				[Timeout disabled]
5~60				[Timeout in seconds]
get out A osd timeout
Show the current OSD menu timeout value for the HDMI/HDBaseT
output.
set out A osd info display N1
Enable, disable, or set the info OSD’s timeout value for the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
Available values for N1:
0				
[Always off]
1				[Always on]2				[5 seconds]
3				[10 seconds]
get out A osd info display
Show the current info OSD setting for the HDMI/HDBaseT output.
set out A osd vposition N1
Set the vertical position of the OSD menu on the HDMI/HDBaseT
output.
N1 = 0~100			

[Vertical position]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get out A osd vposition
Show the current vertical position of the OSD menu on the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
set out A osd hposition N1
Set the horizontal position of the OSD menu on the HDMI/HDBaseT
output.
N1 = 0~100			

[Horizontal position]

get out A osd hposition
Show the current horizontal position of the OSD menu on the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
set out A osd transparency level N1
Set the transparency level of the OSD menu on the HDMI/HDBaseT
output.
N1 = 0~7			

[Transparency level]

get out A osd transparency level
Show the current transparency level of the OSD menu on the HDMI/
HDBaseT output.
set audio out N1 mute N2
Enable or disable muting the specified audio output.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
Available values for N2:
ON				[Mute]
OFF				[Unmute]
get audio out N1 mute
Show the current mute state of the specified output.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set audio out A route N1
Route the specified audio input to all audio outputs.
Available values for N1:
1				[Follow user]2				[Follow video]3				[VGA 1]
4				[VGA 2]
5				[Line in]get audio out A routeShow the current audio input routed to all audio outputs.
set audio out N1 volume N2
Set the volume level of the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
N2 = 0~100			

[Volume level]

get audio out N1 volume
Show the current volume level of the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
set audio out N1 volume upIncrease the volume level of the specified output’s audio by 1 unit.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
set audio output N1 volume downDecrease the volume level of the specified output’s audio by 1 unit.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set audio out N1 name N2
Set the name for the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
N2 = {Name}			

[ASCII, 16 characters max]

get audio out N1 nameShow the current name for the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
set audio out N1 delay N2
Set the audio delay for the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
N2 = 0~200			

[Audio delay in milliseconds]

Note: Value must be entered as a multiple of 10.
get audio out N1 delay
Show the current audio delay for the specified output’s audio.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI/HDBaseT output ]B				[Line out]
get audio in type list
List all available audio input sources.
get audio out type list
List all available audio output destinations.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set audio mixer N1
Enable or disable the unit’s audio mixer function.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get audio mixer
Show the current state of the unit’s audio mixer.
set audio mixer in 1 volume N2
Set the audio mixer’s input volume level for the mic audio source.
N2 = 0~100			

[Mic volume level]

get audio mixer in 1 volume
Show the audio mixer’s current input volume level for the mic audio
source.
set audio out A talkover N1
Set the talkover function’s state for all audio outputs.
Available values for N1:
ON				[Enable]
OFF				[Disable]
get audio out A talkover
Show the current state of the talkover function on all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover trigger time N1
Set the talkover function’s trigger time value for all audio outputs.
N1 = 0~200			

[Trigger time in 0.1 second units]

get audio out A talkover trigger time
Show the current talkover trigger time value for all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover attack time N1
Set the talkover function’s attack time value for all audio outputs.
N1 = 0~200			

[Attack time in 0.1 second units]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
get audio out A talkover attack time
Show the current talkover attack time value for all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover hold time N1
Set the talkover function’s hold time value for all audio outputs.
N1 = 0~200			

[Hold time in 0.1 second units]

get audio out A talkover hold time
Show the current talkover hold time value for all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover release time N1
Set the talkover function’s release time value for all audio outputs.
N1 = 0~200			

[Release time in 0.1 second units]

get audio out A talkover release time
Show the current talkover release time value for all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover depth N1
Set the talkover function’s depth value for all audio outputs.
N1 = 0~100			

[Depth in percentage]

get audio out A talkover depthShow the current talkover depth value for all audio outputs.
set audio out A talkover threshold N1
Set the talkover function’s threshold value for all audio outputs.
N1 = -100~0			[Threshold in dB]

get audio out A talkover thresholdShow the current talkover threshold value for all audio outputs.

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set in N1 edid N2
Set the EDID to use on the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
Available values for N2:
1				[FHD, 2 Channel]2				[UHD, 2 Channel]
3				[UHD+, 2 Channel]4				[User EDID 1]
5				[User EDID 2]
6				[HDMI output’s EDID]
7				[HDBaseT output’s EDID]
get in N1 edid
Show the EDID currently being used on the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
get in edid list
List all available EDID selections.
set edid N1 name N2
Set the name for the specified User EDID.
N1 = 1~2			

[User EDID number]

N2 = {Name}			

[ASCII, 16 characters max]Note: Only User EDIDs may be renamed.
get edid N1 nameShow the name for the specified User EDID.
N1 = 1~2			

[User EDID number]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set user N1 edid data N2
Upload a new EDID (in hex format) for use as the specified User EDID.
N1 = 1~2			

[User EDID number]

N2 = {EDID data}		

[Comma delimited hex pairs]

get user N1 edid data
Show the current contents of the specified User EDID as hex data.
N1 = 1~2			

[User EDID number]get sink N1 edid data
Show the EDID from the display connected to the specified output ashex data.
Available values for N1:
A				[HDMI output]
B				[HDBaseT output]
get in N1 edid data
Show the EDID currently used by the specified input as hex data.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
get all in edid list
List the EDIDs assigned to all inputs.
get internal N1 edid data
Show the specified Internal EDID as hex data.
Available values for N1:
1				[FHD, 2 Channel]2				[UHD, 2 Channel]
3				[UHD+, 2 Channel]

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COMMAND
Description and Parameters
set in N1 hdcp mode N2
Set the HDCP behavior of the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
Available values for N2:0				[HDCP Support disabled]1				[Refer to source]2				[Refer to display]
get in N1 hdcp mode
Show the current HDCP behavior used by the specified input.
Available values for N1:
1				[HDMI 1]
2				[HDMI 2]
3				[USB-C]
Possible response values:
0				
[HDCP Support Off]1				[Refer to Source]2				[Refer to Display]
Note: Commands will not be executed unless followed by a carriage return.
Commands are not case-sensitive.

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7. CONNECTION DIAGRAM
RS-232 Equipped
PC/Laptop

Trigger Control
Keypad
RS-232
Microphone
Input
RS-232 Control
System
RS-232

Analog Stereo
Input

CD PlayerLAN

Set-top Box
DVD/Blu-ray
Player

AUDIO IN

PHANTOM

Power
SupplyC 1 2 3 4 5OFF

SERVICE LINE OUTHDMI 1 IN

MIC INON

HDMI 2 IN

LINE IN

USB-C IN

VGA 1

VGA 2

IR OUT

IR IN

RS232
BYPASS

VGA 1 IN

INPUT CONTROLVGA 2 IN

RS-232

HDMI OUT

CAT5e/6/7 OUT

LAN

DC 24VInternet
EnabledRouterHDMI
InputsRS-

Cat.5e/6/7
Cable
IR1 Extender

RS232 OutHDMI OutIR2 Blaster

USB-C
Input
HDMI
OutputVGA &AnalogStereoInputs

PC

60°
60°
3m

7m

3m

7m

3m
60°

60°

Laptop

3m

1.5m

1.5m

IR IR
In OutLaptopAnalogStereoOutputHDMI
OutputIR IR
In OutDigital Signage

REMOTE ZONEPoweredSpeakers

HDTV59

8. SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 Technical Specifications
HDMI Bandwidth

18Gbps

USB-C Bandwidth

21.6Gbps

VGA Bandwidth

165MHzHDBaseT Bandwidth

10.2Gbps

Input Ports

2×HDMI (Type-A)
1×USB (Type-C)
2×VGA (HD-15)
3×Stereo Audio (3.5mm)
1×Mic In (6.5mm)

Output Ports

1×HDMI (Type-A)
1×HDBaseT (RJ-45)
1×Line Out (3.5mm)

Pass-through Ports

1×IR Extender (3.5mm)
1×IR Blaster (3.5mm)
1×RS-232 (3.5mm)

Control Ports

1×RS-232 (DE-9)
1×IP Control (RJ-45)
1×Trigger (6-pin Terminal Block)

Service Port

1×USB 2.0 (Type-A)

IR Frequency

30 ~ 50kHz(30 ~ 60kHz under ideal conditions)

Baud Rate

19200 (Control)/Up to 115200 (Bypass)Power Supply

24V/5A DC(US/EU standards, CE/FCC/UL certified)

ESD Protection (HBM)±8kV (Air Discharge)±4kV (Contact Discharge)

Dimensions (W×H×D)

219mm×43mm×156mm [Case Only]
219mm×51mm×162mm [All Inclusive]

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Weight

1308g

Chassis Material

Metal (Steel)

Chassis ColorBlack

Operating Temperature

0˚C – 40˚C/32˚F – 104˚F

Storage Temperature-20˚C – 60˚C/-4˚F – 140˚F

Relative Humidity

20 – 90% RH (Non-condensing)Power Consumption

102W

8.2 Video Specifications
Input
Supported Resolutions (Hz)Output

HDMI

USBC

VGA

HDMI

HDBT

720×400p@70/85











640×480p@60/72/75/85







60

60

720×480i@60











720×480p@60











720×576i@50











720×576p@50











800×600p@56/60/72/75/85







60

60

848×480p@60











1024×768p@60/70/75/85







60

60

1152×864p@75











1280×720p@50/60











1280×768p@60/75/85







60

60

1280×800p@60/75/85







60

60

1280×960p@60/85











1280×1024p@60/75/85







60

60

1360×768p@60











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InputSupported Resolutions (Hz)Output

HDMI

USBC

VGA

HDMI

HDBT

1366×768p@60











1400×1050p@60











1440×900p@60/75







60

60

1600×900p@60RB











1600×1200p@60











1680×1050p@60











1920×1080i@50/60











1920×1080p@24/25/30











1920×1080p@50/60











1920×1200p@60RB











2560×1440p@60RB











2560×1600p@60RB











2048×1080p@24/25/30











2048×1080p@50/60











3840×2160p@24/25/30











3840×2160p@50/60 (4:2:0)











3840×2160p@24, HDR10











3840×2160p@50/60 (4:2:0),
HDR10











3840×2160p@50/60











4096×2160p@24/25/30











4096×2160p@50/60 (4:2:0)











4096×2160p@24, HDR10











4096×2160p@50/60 (4:2:0),
HDR10











4096×2160p@50/60











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8.3 Audio Specifications
8.3.1 Digital Audio
HDMI Input / Output
LPCM
Max Channels

2 Channels

Sampling Rate (kHz)48

Bitstream
Supported Formats

None

HDBaseT Output
LPCM
Max Channels

2 Channels

Sampling Rate (kHz)48

Bitstream
Supported Formats

None

8.3.2 Analog Audio
Analog Input
Max Audio Level

2Vrms

Impedance

48kΩ

Type

Unbalanced

Analog Output
Max Audio Level

2Vrms

THD+N

< −85dB@0dBFS 1kHz (A-wt)

SNR> 102dB@0dBFS

Frequency Response< ±1dB@20Hz~20kHz

Crosstalk< −63dB@10kHz

Impedance

470Ω

Type

Unbalanced

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8.4 Cable Specifications
1080p

4K30

4K60

8-bit

12-bit(4:4:4)8-bit(4:4:4)8-bit

HDMI Input

15m

10m

5m

3m

HDMI Output

15m

10m

5m

3m

Cable Length
High Speed HDMI Cable

USB-C Cable
USB-C Input

2m

1m

VGA Cable
VGA Input2m

Ethernet Cable
Cat.5e/6

100m

70m



Cat.6A/7

100m

100m



Bandwidth Category Examples:• 1080p (FHD Video)- Up to 1080p@60Hz, 12-bit color- Data rates lower than 5.3Gbps or below 225MHz TMDS clock• 4K30 (UHD Video)- 4K@24/25/30Hz & 4K@50/60Hz (4:2:0), 8-bit color- Data rates higher than 5.3Gbps or above 225MHz TMDS clock but
below 10.2Gbps• 4K60 (UHD+ Video)- 4K@50/60Hz (4:4:4, 8-bit)- 4K@50/60Hz (4:2:0, 10-bit HDR)
- Data rates higher than 10.2Gbps

648.5 HDBaseT Features
HDBaseT Feature Set

TransmitterVideo & Audio Extension

Supported

LAN Extension
Send power to Receiver

Supported
Supported (PoH)

Accept power from Receiver

Unsupported

IR Extension

Supported

RS-232 Extension

Supported

USB 2.0 Extension

Unsupported

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9. ACRONYMS
ACRONYMCOMPLETE TERM

ADC

Analog-to-Digital Converter

ASCII

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

Cat.5eEnhanced Category 5 cable

Cat.6

Category 6 cable

Cat.6A

Augmented Category 6 cable

Cat.7

Category 7 cable

CLI

Command-Line Interface

DAC

Digital-to-Analog ConverterdB

Decibel

DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DP

DisplayPort

DVI

Digital Visual Interface

EDID

Extended Display Identification Data

GbE

Gigabit Ethernet

Gbps

Gigabits per second

GUI

Graphical User Interface

HDBT

HDBaseT

HDCP

High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection

HDMI

High-Definition Multimedia Interface

HDR

High Dynamic Range

IP

Internet Protocol

IR

InfraredkHz

Kilohertz

LAN

Local Area Network

LED

Light-Emitting Diode

LPCM

Linear Pulse-Code Modulation

MAC

Media Access Control

MHz

Megahertz

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ACRONYMCOMPLETE TERM

OSD

On-Screen Display

PD

Powered Device

PoH

Power over HDBaseT

PSE

Power Sourcing Equipment

SNR

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

TCP

Transmission Control Protocol

THD+N

Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise

TMDS

Transition-Minimized Differential Signaling

4K UHD
4K UHD

4K Ultra-High-Definition (10.2Gbps max)+

4K Ultra-High-Definition (18Gbps max)USB

Universal Serial Bus

VGA

Video Graphics ArrayWUXGA (RB)

Widescreen Ultra Extended Graphics Array (Reduced
Blanking)

XGA

Extended Graphics Array

Ω

Ohm

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