CSC-5500R

Multi-Format to HDMI 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 the following in mind as you unpack and install thisequipment:•

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,moisture or 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 to be 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 forsufficient space for air to circulate around the unit.

REVISION HISTORY
VERSION NO.

DATE (DD/MM/YY) SUMMARY OF CHANGE

RDV1

02/06/16

Preliminary release

RDV2

20/01/17

Rewrote sections 6.4 & 6.6

CONTENTS
1. Introduction������������������������������������������������������1
2. Applications�����������������������������������������������������1
3. Package Contents������������������������������������������1
4. System Requirements��������������������������������������1
5. Features������������������������������������������������������������2
6. Operation Controls and Functions�����������������3
6.1 Front Panel������������������������������������������������� 3
6.2 Rear Panel�������������������������������������������������� 4
6.3 Remote Control����������������������������������������� 5
6.4 OSD Menu�������������������������������������������������� 5
6.5 RS-232 Protocol���������������������������������������� 14
6.6 RS-232 and Telnet Commands�������������� 15
6.7 Telnet Control������������������������������������������ 30
6.8 WebGUI Control�������������������������������������� 32
6.8.1 MainPage0������������������������������������� 33
6.8.2 MainPage1������������������������������������� 34
7. Connection Diagram������������������������������������36
8. Specifications������������������������������������������������37
8.1 Technical Specifications������������������������ 37
8.2 Supported Resolutions���������������������������� 38
9. Acronyms�������������������������������������������������������39

1. INTRODUCTION
This unit has Composite Video, PC (VGA), and HDMI inputs which
can be freely selected for output at a scaled resolution of the user’s
choosing over the HDMI output. This unit also includes separate analog
and digital audio outputs to provide additional playback flexibility.
Support for HDMI output resolutions up to 1080p/WUXGA (RB) andAnalog to Digital Conversion (ADC) functionality combine to allow fora wide range of AV signals to be displayed on the connected HDMI
display. The unit can be controlled via front panel buttons with an OnScreen Display (OSD), WebGUI, Telnet, RS-232, and IR remote making it
exceptionally versatile.

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

3. PACKAGE CONTENTS• 1×Multi-Format to HDMI Scaler• 1×Remote Control (CR-167)• 1×5V/3A Power Adaptor• 1×Operation Manual

4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS• HDMI, VGA or composite video source equipment such as media
players, video game consoles, PCs or set-top boxes.
• HDMI receiving equipment such as HDTVs, monitors or audio
amplifiers.

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5. FEATURES• Supports switching and scaling of multiple AV inputs to HDMI output• HDMI and DVI compatible• Supports output resolutions up to 1080p/WUXGA(RB)• Supports 3D de-interlace, noise reduction and 3D comb filtering forcomposite video sources• Frame rate conversion support• Quick output resolution switching via hot keys
• Supports analog to digital (ADC) and digital to analog (DAC) audio
conversion, insertion and extraction• Supports EDID and HDCP management• HDCP management control improves display compatibility withcertain sources• Controllable via front-panel controls with OSD, RS-232, Telnet,
WebGUI, and IR remote26. OPERATION CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
6.1 Front Panel
POWER

HDMI
1

OVP

2

VGA
3

CV
1

XGA
2

MENU

2

3

+

ENTER

720P

Multi-Format to HDMI Switcher/Scaler

1

–

4

5

6

7

1 OVP (Over Voltage Protection) LED: This LED will illuminate if theover voltage protection circuitry is activated due to an excess ofvoltage from the connected power supply.

2 POWER Button & LED: Press this button to power on the unit (greenLED) or place it into stand-by mode (red LED).

3 IR Receiver Window: Accepts IR signals from the included IR
remote for control of this unit only.

4 INPUT Buttons & LEDs: Press any of these buttons to switch to thecorresponding input. An LED will illuminate to indicate whichsource is currently selected.

5 MENU Button: Press to enter the OSD menu, or to back out frommenu items.

Note: Press and hold the “MENU” button while connecting thepower supply to reset all settings to the factory defaults. Pressing“MENU” and “+” together will reset the output resolution to XGA(1024×768@60Hz). Pressing “Menu” and “-” together will reset theoutput resolution to 720p@60Hz.

6 Plus/Minus (-/+) Buttons: Press to move up and down or adjust
selections within menus.

Note: When not in the OSD press “-” to activate the Auto Adjust
function for VGA sources.

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

3

6.2 Rear Panel
1

2

3

CONTROLSERVICE

AUDIO

RS-232AUDIOL

VGA INCV 1 IN

R

L

R

AUDIO

COAX

DC 5V

HDMI IN
1

2

3

4

5

CV 2 IN

6

HDMI OUT

7

8

1 SERVICE: This slot is reserved for firmware update use only.
2 RS-232: Connect directly to a PC, laptop or other serial control

device to send RS-232 commands to control the unit. (See Sections
6.5 and 6.6 for details on RS-232 commands).

3 CONTROL: Connect directly, or through a network switch, to yourPC/laptop to control the unit via Telnet/WebGUI.

4 		HDMI IN 1/2/3: Connect to HDMI source equipment such as media
players, game consoles or set-top boxes.

AUDIO IN: Connect to the stereo analog output of a DVI device
connected to one of the HDMI input ports.

5 VGA IN: Connect to VGA source equipment such as a PC or
laptop.

AUDIO IN: Connect to the stereo analog output of the device
connected to the VGA input port.

6 CV & L/R IN 1/2: Connect to composite video with stereo audio
source equipment such as DVD players or VCRs.

7 		HDMI OUT: Connect to HDMI TVs, monitors or amplifiers for digital
video and audio output.

AUDIO OUT: Connect to powered speakers or an amplifier for
stereo analog audio output.
COAX OUT: Connect to powered speakers or an amplifier for
digital audio output using an appropriate optical cable.

8 DC 5V: Plug the 5V DC power adaptor into the unit and connect it
to an AC wall outlet for power.

4

6.3 Remote Control

POWER

1

1 POWER: Press this button to power

HDMI 1on the unit or place it into stand-by
mode.

HDMI 2

HDMI 3

VGA

CV 1

2
CV 2

2 HDMI 1/2/3, VGA & CV 1/2: Press

any of these buttons to switch to thecorresponding input.

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

4 EXIT: Press to immediately exit and

MENU

EXIT

4

3
-

VOL

+

OK

5
6

7
RESET

AUTO
ADJUST

close the OSD menu.

5 OK & ▲/▼/◄/►: Press OK to confirm
a selection within the OSD. Press thearrows to move within the menus or
adjust selections. When not in the
OSD the -/+ (◄/►) buttons control
the volume level.

CR-167

6 AUTO ADJUST: Press to activate the Auto Adjust function for VGA
sources.

7 RESET: Press to reset all settings to the factory defaults.

6.4 OSD Menu
MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVEL

VIDEO

VIDEO

HDMI1
HDMI2
HDMI3
PC
CV1
CV2

5

3RD LEVEL

MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVELVIDEO (cont.)

OUTPUT

0=NATIVERESOLUTION

1=640×480@60

3RD LEVEL

2=800×600@60
3=1024×768@60
4=1280×768@60
5=1360×768@60
6=1280×720@60
7=1280×800@60
8=1280×1024@60
9=1440×900@60
10=1400×1050@60
11=1680×1050@60
12=1600×1200@60
13=1920×1080@60
14=1920×1200@60
15=720×480P@60
16=1280×720P@60
17=1920×1080P@60
18=720×576P@50
19=1280×720P@50
20=1920×1080P@50
21=1920×1080P@24
22=1920×1080P@25
23=1920×1080P@30

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MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVELVIDEO (cont.)

ASPECT RATIOOVER SCAN
FULL
BEST FITPAN SCANLETTER BOX
UNDER 2
UNDER 1FOLLOW IN

HDMI1 HDCPOFF
REFER TO SOURCEREFER TO DISPLAY

HDMI2 HDCPOFF
REFER TO SOURCEREFER TO DISPLAY

HDMI3 HDCPOFF
REFER TO SOURCEREFER TO DISPLAY

NO SIGNAL COLOR

BLACK
WHITE
BLUE
RED
GREEN

BLANK

OFF
ON

FREEZEOFFON

7

3RD LEVEL

MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVELVIDEO (cont.)

AUTO SETUP

AUTO SYNC OFF

OFF
30S
60S
3MIN
5MIN
10MIN

AUTO SCAN

OFFON
FROM HDMI1
FROM HDMI2FROM HDMI3
FROM PC
FROM CV1
FROM CV2

AUTO SWITCHOFFON

PC SETUP

PC AUTO SETUPPC H POSITION

0~250

PC V POSITION

0~250

PC PHASE

0~255

PC CLOCK

0~255

PC RESETCV OVER SCAN

PAL WIDTH

0~20 (5)PAL HEIGHT

0~20 (2)

NTSC WIDTH

0~20 (5)NTSC HEIGHT

0~20 (2)

SECAM WIDTH

0~20 (5)

SECAM HEIGHT

0~20 (2)

NTSC 443 WIDTH

0~20 (5)NTSC 443 HEIGHT

0~20 (2)8MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVELVIDEO (cont.)

CV OVER SCAN

PAL M WIDTH

0~20 (5)PAL M HEIGHT

0~20 (2)PAL N WIDTH

0~20 (5)PAL N HEIGHT

0~20 (2)

PAL 60 WIDTH

0~20 (5)

PAL 60 HEIGHT

0~20 (2)RESET OVERSCANPICTURECOLOR 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
AUTO

RESET PICTURE

9MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVEL

AUDIO

AUDIO

FOLLOW VIDEO

3RD LEVEL

DVI
PC
CV1
CV2
HDMI VOLUME

0~100 (80)

SPDIF VOLUME

0~100 (80)LINE VOLUME

0~100 (80)

HDMI MUTE

OFF
ON

SPDIF MUTE

OFF
ON

LINE MUTE

OFF
ON

AUDIO DELAY

OFF
30ms
40ms
......
200ms

HDMI AUDIO DELAY

OFF
ON

SPDIF AUDIO DELAY

OFFON

LINE AUDIO DELAY

OFF
ON

RESET AUDIO

10

MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVELOSD

H POSITION

0~60 (30)

V POSITION

0~60 (30)

TIMER

OFF

3RD LEVEL

5S
10S......
60S
TRANSPARENT

0~50 (50)DISPLAY

OFF
ON
5S
10S

RESET OSDETHER

IP MODESTATICDHCPSETUP STATIC IPEDID

STATIC IP

192.168.1.50

GATE

192.168.1.254

MASK

255.255.255.0

IPx.x.x.xMAC

x-x-x-x-x-x

HDMI1/HDMI2/

0=1024×768@60

HDMI3 EDID

1=1280×800@60
2=1280×1024@60
3=1366×768@60
4=1440×900@60
5=1400×1050@60
6=1600×900@60
7=1600×1200@60
8=1680×1050@60
9=1920×1200@60

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MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

2ND LEVELEDID (cont.)

HDMI1/HDMI2/

10=1280×720P@50

HDMI3 EDID

11=1280×720p@60

3RD LEVEL

12=1920×1080P@50
13=1920×1080P@60
14=INT1
15=USER1
16=USER2
17=USER3
18=OUTPUT
PC EDID

0=1024×768@60
1=1280×800@60
2=1280×1024@60
3=1366×768@60
4=1440×900@60
5=1400×1050@60
6=1600×900@60
7=1600×1200@60
8=1680×1050@60
9=1920×1200@60
10=1280×720P@50
11=1280×720P@60
12=1920×1080P@50
13=1920×1080P@60
14=INT2
15=USER4RESETRESET ALL PICTURERESET ALLFW UPDATEUPDATE FROM USB

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MAIN MENU

1ST LEVEL

INFO

VIDEO

2ND LEVEL

3RD LEVELINPUTOUTPUTINPUT HDCPOUTPUT HDCPVERSION

Note: Default settings are marked in Bold.
(1) BLANK: Setting this to "ON" will output a black video signal andmute the audio.
(2) AUTO SYNC OFF: Sets the amount of time to continue outputting
a “no signal” sync signal if the selected input can no longer be
detected and no additional operations have been executed on
the unit. Setting this to “OFF” means that sync will always continue
to be output.
(3) AUTO SCAN: If the selected input can no longer be detected, theunit will begin searching for the next available live source when thisis set to “ON”.
(4) AUTO SWITCH: When set to “ON”, the unit will automatically switch
to a newly detected or connected source.
(5) PC AUTO SETUP: Use of the "PC Auto Setup" function requires a PC
source with a bright full screen image to all 4 borders of the screen.
(6) CV OVER SCAN: Used to set the overscan percentages for eachcomposite video standard.
(7) AUDIO DELAY: The use of the selected audio delay value can be
independently enabled/disabled for each output type.
(8) INPUT & OUTPUT HDCP:
Source requires
HDCP

Unit's HDCP
setting

Display supports
HDCP
Displayed image

No

Off

No

NormalNo

Yes

NormalYes

No

Snow or no picture

Yes

Yes

Snow or no picture

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Source requires
HDCP

Unit's HDCP
setting

Display supports
HDCP
Displayed image

No

Refer to
SourceNo

NormalYes

NormalYes

No

No picture or blinking

Yes

Yes

NormalNo

NormalYes

NormalYes

No

No picture

Yes

Yes

NormalNo

No

Refer to
DisplayNo

6.5 RS-232 Protocol
SCALERREMOTE CONTROLLER

Pin

Assignment

Pin

Assignment

1

NC

1

NC

2

TxD

2

RxD

3

RxD

3

TxD

4

NC

4

NC

5

GND

5

GND

6

NC

6

NC

7

NC

7

NC

8

NC

8

NC

9

NC

9

NC

►
◄

Baud Rate: 115200bps
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Flow Control: None
Stop Bits: 1

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6.6 RS-232 and Telnet Commands
COMMANDRESPONSE?

List all commands

HELP

List all commands

SET SYSTEM REBOOTSYSTEM READYSET SYSTEM DEFAULTSYSTEM DEFAULTGET FW VERSIONFW VERSION {nn.nn}

GET INPUT PORTINPUT PORT NUMBER n

PARAMETERSNUMBERGET OUTPUT PORTOUTPUT PORT NUMBER

NUMBERnSET PASSWORD {n}PASSWORD {n}n=PASSWORD (up to 16
characters)

SET POWER n

POWER n

n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET POWER

POWER nGET POWER?

Command help info

SET IP MODE n

IP MODE nn=0~10=STATIC
1=DHCPGET IP MODE

IP MODE n

GET IP MODE?

Command help info

SET IP ADDR n.n.n.n

IP ADDRESS n.n.n.n

GET IP ADDRIP ADDRESS n.n.n.nn=0~255

GET STATIC IP ADDRESS STATIC IP ADDRESS
n.n.n.n
SET NETMASK n.n.n.n

NETMASK n.n.n.n

GET NETMASKNETMASK n.n.n.n

SET GATEWAY n.n.n.n

GATEWAY n.n.n.n

GET GATEWAYGATEWAY n.n.n.n15

n=0~255
n=0~255

COMMANDRESPONSEGET MAC ADDR

MAC ADDRESS <hex

PARAMETERS

address>SET INT EDID n TO INPUTINT EDID n TO INPUT x

x

n=1~2
1=INT EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=INT EDID 2 FOR PC
x=1~4
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
4=PC

SET INT EDID n TO INPUTINT EDID n TO INPUT x

ALL

n=1~2
1=INT EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=INT EDID 2 FOR PC

GET INT EDID?

Command help info

GET INT EDID n DATAINT EDID n DATA <hex

n=1~2

data>

1=INT EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=INT EDID 2 FOR PC

SET NATIVE EDID n TO

NATIVE EDID n TO

n=0~13

INPUT xINPUT x0=1024×768@60
1=1280×800@60
2=1280×1024@60
3=1366×768@60
4=1440×900@60
5=1400×1050@60
6=1600×900@60
7=1600×1200@60
8=1680×1050@60
9=1920×1200@60
10=1280×720P@ 50
11=1280×720P@60
12=1920×1080P@50
13=1920×1080P@60

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERS
x=1~4
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
4=PC

SET NATIVE EDID n TO

NATIVE EDID n ALL

n=0~13

INPUT ALL

INPUT x0=1024×768@60
1=1280×800@60
2=1280×1024@60
3=1366×768@60
4=1440×900@60
5=1400×1050@60
6=1600×900@60
7=1600×1200@60
8=1680×1050@60
9=1920×1200@60
10=1280×720P@50
11=1280×720P@60
12=1920×1080P@50
13=1920×1080P@60

GET NATIVE EDID?

Command help info

SET USER EDID n TO

USER EDID n TO INPUT

n=1~4

INPUT xx

1=USER EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=USER EDID 2 FOR HDMI
3=USER EDID 3 FOR HDMI
4=USER EDID 4 FOR PC
x=1~4
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
4=PC

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET USER EDID n TO

USER EDID n TO INPUT

n=1~4

INPUT ALLx

1=USER EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=USER EDID 2 FOR HDMI
3=USER EDID 3 FOR HDMI
4=USER EDID 4 FOR PC

GET USER EDID?

Command help info

GET USER EDID n DATAUSER EDID n DATA

n=1~4<hex data>

1=USER EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=USER EDID 2 FOR HDMI
3=USER EDID 3 FOR HDMI
4=USER EDID 4 FOR PC

SET USER EDID n DATAUSER EDID n DATA OK<hex data>

n=1~4
1=USER EDID 1 FOR HDMI
2=USER EDID 2 FOR HDMI
3=USER EDID 3 FOR HDMI
4=USER EDID 4 FOR PC

SET SINK EDID [x] TO

SINK EDID [x] TO INPUT

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

INPUT nnn=1~3
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3

SET SINK EDID [x] TO

SINK EDID [x] TO INPUT

INPUT ALLn

GET SINK EDID?

Command help info

GET SINK EDID [x]SINK EDID [x] DATA

DATA

<hex data>

GET INPUT EDID?

Command help info

GET INPUT EDID n DATA INPUT EDID n DATA
<hex data>

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

n=1~4
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
4=PC

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET INPUT n HDCPINPUT n HDCP MODE x

n=1~3

MODE x1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
x=0~2
0=OFF
1=REFER TO SOURCE
2=REFER TO DISPLAY

GET INPUT n HDCPINPUT n HDCP MODE x

MODE

n=1~3
1=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3

GET INPUT HDCP

Command help info

MODE?
SET AUDIO ROUTE n

AUDIO ROUTE nn=0~40=FOLLOW VIDEO
1=DVI
2=PC
3=CV1
4=CV2

GET AUDIO ROUTE

AUDIO ROUTE n

GET AUDIO IN?

Command help info

GET AUDIO OUT?

Command help info

SET AUDIO [x] MUTE n

AUDIO [x] MUTE n

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINE
n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSGET AUDIO [x] MUTE

AUDIO [x] MUTE n

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINESET AUDIO ALL MUTE n

AUDIO [x] MUTE n

n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET AUDIO MUTE?

Command help info

SET AUDIO [x] VOLUME

AUDIO [x] VOLUME n

n

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINEn=0~100

GET AUDIO [x]

AUDIO [x] VOLUME n

VOLUME

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINESET AUDIO [x] VOLUME

AUDIO [x] VOLUME n

UP

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINESET AUDIO [x] VOLUME

AUDIO [x] VOLUME n

DOWN

x=A~C
A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINEGET AUDIO VOLUME?

Command help info

SET AUDIO DELAY n

AUDIO DELAY nn=0~180=OFF
1=30ms2=40ms......
18=200ms

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSGET AUDIO DELAY

AUDIO DELAY n

GET AUDIO DELAY?

Command help info

SET AUDIO [x] DELAY

AUDIO [x] DELAY

x=A~C

ENABLE n

ENABLE n

A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINE
n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET AUDIO [x] DELAY

AUDIO [x] DELAY

x=A~C

ENABLEENABLE n

A=HDMI
B=SPDIF
C=LINEGET AUDIO DELAY

Command help info

ENABLE?
SET SCALER [x] INPUTSCALER [x] INPUT

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SOURCE n

SOURCE nn=1~61=HDMI1
2=HDMI2
3=HDMI3
4=PC
5=CV1
6=CV2

GET SCALER [x] INPUTSCALER [x] INPUT

SOURCE

SOURCE n:{source}

GET SCALER INPUT

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SOURCE?
GET SCALER [x] INPUTSCALER [x] INPUT

TIMING

TIMING {timing info}

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x=A (OUTPUT 1)

COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET SCALER [x] OUTPUTSCALER [x] OUTPUT

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TIMING n

TIMING nn=0~23 (check command
help info for valid list)

GET SCALER [x] OUTPUT SCALER [x] OUTPUT
TIMING

TIMING {timing info}

GET SCALER OUTPUT

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TIMING?
SET SCALER [x] ASPECTSCALER [x] ASPECT

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

RATIO nRATIO nn=0~70=OVER SCAN
1=FULL
2=BEST FIT
3=PAN SCAN
4=LETTER BOX
5=UNDER 2
6=UNDER 1
7=FOLLOW INGET SCALER [x] ASPECT SCALER [x] ASPECTRATIO

RATIO nGET SCALER ASPECT

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

RATIO?
SET SCALER [x] AUTOSCALER [x] AUTO SYNC

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SYNC OFF n

OFF n

n=0~5
0=OFF
1=30S
2=60S
3=3MIN
4=5MIN
5=10MINGET SCALER [x] AUTOSCALER [x] AUTO SYNC

SYNC OFFOFF n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

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COMMANDRESPONSEGET SCALER AUTO

Command help info

PARAMETERSSYNC OFF?
SET SCALER [x] NO

SCALER [x] NO SIGNAL

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SIGNAL COLOR n

COLOR nn=0~40=BLACK
1=WHITE
2=BLUE
3=RED
4=GREENGET SCALER [x] NO

SCALER [x] NO SIGNAL

SIGNAL COLOR

COLOR nGET SCALER NO

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SIGNAL COLOR?
SET SCALER [x] BLANKSCALER [x] BLANK nnx=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET SCALER [x] BLANKSCALER [x] BLANK n

GET SCALER BLANK?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x] FREEZESCALER [x] FREEZE nnx=A (OUTPUT 1)
x=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET SCALER [x] FREEZESCALER [x] FREEZE n

GET SCALER FREEZE?

Command help info

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x=A (OUTPUT 1)

COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET INPUT AUTO SCAN

INPUT AUTO SCAN n

n=0~7

n

0=OFF
1=ON
2=HDMI1
3=HDMI2
4=HDMI3
5=PC
6=CV1
7=CV2

GET INPUT AUTO SCAN

INPUT AUTO SCAN n

GET INPUT AUTO

Command help info

SCAN?
SET INPUT AUTO

INPUT AUTO SWITCH n

SWITCH n

n=0~1
0=OFF
1=ON

GET INPUT AUTO

INPUT AUTO SWITCH n

SWITCHGET INPUT AUTO

Command help info

SWITCH?
SET INPUT n PC AUTO

INPUT n PC AUTO:

n=4 (PC){status} or NO SIGNAL
or INPUT SOURCE IS
NOT PCGET INPUT N PC AUTO

INPUT n PC AUTO:

n=4 (PC){status} or NO SIGNAL
or INPUT SOURCE IS
NOT PCSET INPUT N PC H

INPUT n PC H POSITION n=4 (PC)POSITION X

x or NO SIGNAL or

x=0~250

INPUT SOURCE IS NOTPC

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COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSGET INPUT N PC H

INPUT n PC H POSITION n=4 (PC)POSITION

x or NO SIGNAL or
INPUT SOURCE IS NOTPC

GET INPUT PC H

Command help info

POSITION?
SET INPUT n PC V

INPUT n PC V POSITION

n=4 (PC)POSITION xx or NO SIGNAL or

x=0~250

INPUT SOURCE IS NOTPC
GET INPUT n PC V

INPUT n PC V POSITIONPOSITION

x or NO SIGNAL or

n=4 (PC)

INPUT SOURCE IS NOTPC
GET INPUT PC V

Command help info

POSITION?
SET INPUT n PC PHASEINPUT n PC PHASE x or

n=4 (PC)x

NO SIGNAL or INPUT

x=0~250

SOURCE IS NOT PC
GET INPUT n PC PHASEINPUT n PC PHASE x or

n=4 (PC)NO SIGNAL or INPUT
SOURCE IS NOT PC
SET INPUT n PC CLOCKINPUT n PC CLOCK x

n=4 (PC)xor NO SIGNAL or INPUT

x=0~250

SOURCE IS NOT PC
GET INPUT n PC CLOCKINPUT n PC CLOCK x
or NO SIGNAL or INPUT
SOURCE IS NOT PC

GET INPUT PC CLOCK?

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Command help info

n=4 (PC)COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET INPUT n PC RESETINPUT n PC RESET:

n=4 (PC){status} or NO SIGNAL
or INPUT SOURCE IS
NOT PCSET SCALER [x] OSD HSCALER [x] OSD H

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

POSITION n

POSITION nn=0~60GET SCALER [x] OSD HSCALER [x] OSD H

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

POSITIONPOSITION n

GET SCALER OSD H

Command help info

POSITION?
SET SCALER [x] OSD V

SCALER [x] OSD V

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

POSITION n

POSITION nn=0~60GET SCALER [x] OSD V

SCALER [x] OSD V

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

POSITIONPOSITION n

GET SCALER OSD V

Command help info

POSITION?
SET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TIMEOUT n

TIMEOUT nn=0~12
0=OFF
1=5S
2=10S
......
12=60SGET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD

TIMEOUTTIMEOUT n

GET SCALER OSD

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TIMEOUT?
SET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TRANSPARENCY N

TRANSPARENCY nn=0~50GET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

TRANSPARENCY

TRANSPARENCY n

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COMMANDRESPONSEGET SCALER OSD

Command help info

PARAMETERS

TRANSPARENCY?
SET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD INFO

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

INFO DISPLAY n

DISPLAY n

n=0~3
0=OFF
1=ON
2=5S
3=10S

GET SCALER [x] OSD

SCALER [x] OSD INFOINFO DISPLAYDISPLAY n

GET SCALER OSD INFO

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

DISPLAY?
SET SCALER [x] R GAINSCALER [x] R GAIN N

nn=0~1023

GET SCALER [x] R GAINSCALER [x] R GAIN N

GET SCALER R GAIN?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x] G GAINSCALER [x] G GAIN nn
GET SCALER [x] G

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

x=A (OUTPUT 1)
x=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~1023

SCALER [x] G GAIN n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)GAIN
GET SCALER G GAIN?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x] B GAINSCALER [x] B GAIN nnn=0~1023

GET SCALER [x] B GAINSCALER [x] B GAIN n

GET SCALER B GAIN?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x] R

SCALER [x] R OFFSET n

OFFSET n
GET SCALER [x] R

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x=A (OUTPUT 1)
x=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~1023

SCALER [x] R OFFSET n

OFFSETGET SCALER R OFFSET?

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

COMMANDRESPONSE

PARAMETERSSET SCALER [x] G

SCALER [x] G OFFSET n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

OFFSET n
GET SCALER [x] G

n=0~1023
SCALER [x] G OFFSET n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

OFFSETGET SCALER G OFFSET?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x] B

SCALER [x] B OFFSET n

OFFSET n
GET SCALER [x] B

x=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~1023

SCALER [x] B OFFSET n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

OFFSETGET SCALER B OFFSET?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x]SCALER [x]x=A (OUTPUT 1)

BRIGHTNESS n

BRIGHTNESS nn=0~60GET SCALER [x]SCALER [x]x=A (OUTPUT 1)

BRIGHTNESSBRIGHTNESS n

GET SCALER

Command help info

BRIGHTNESS?
SET SCALER [x]SCALER [x] CONTRAST

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

CONTRAST nnn=0~60GET SCALER [x]SCALER [x] CONTRAST

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

CONTRASTn

GET SCALER

Command help info

CONTRAST?
SET SCALER [x] HUE n

SCALER [x] HUE n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

GET SCALER [x] HUESCALER [x] HUE n

GET SCALER HUE?

Command help info

SET SCALER [x]SCALER [x]x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SATURATION n

SATURATION nn=0~60GET SCALER [x]SCALER [x]x=A (OUTPUT 1)

SATURATION

SATURATION nn=0~60x=A (OUTPUT 1)

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COMMANDRESPONSEGET SCALER

Command help info

PARAMETERS

SATURATION?
SET SCALER [x]SCALER [x] SHARPNESS

x=A (OUTPUT 1)SHARPNESS nnn=0~63

GET SCALER [x]SCALER [x] SHARPNESS

x=A (OUTPUT 1)SHARPNESSn

GET SCALER

Command help info

SHARPNESS?
SET SCALER [x] NR n

SCALER [x] NR n

x=A (OUTPUT 1)
n=0~4
0=OFF
1=LOW
2=MIDDLE
3=HIGH
4=AUTOGET SCALER [x] NR

SCALER [x] NR n

GET SCALER NR?

Command help info

x=A (OUTPUT 1)

Note:• Commands will not be executed unless followed by a carriage
return. Commands are not case-sensitive. Spaces between
command segments are not required.
• Certain commands include the characters [ ] { } < >. These
characters must be included, where indicated, for the command tobe accepted.

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6.7 Telnet Control
Before attempting to use Telnet control, please ensure that both theunit and the PC/Laptop are connected to the same active networks.
To access Telnet in Windows 7, click on the “Start” menu and type“cmd” in the search field, then press “Enter”.
Under Windows XP go to the “Start” menu, click on “Run”, type “cmd”
then press “Enter”.
Under Mac OS X, go to Go→Applications→Utilities→Terminal
See below for reference.

Once in the CLI (Command Line Interface) type “telnet” followed by
the IP address of the unit (and the port number if it is non-standard)
and then hit “Enter”.

30This will connect us to the unit we wish to control. Type “admin” forboth User Name and Password. Type “help” or “?” to list the available
commands.

Note:• Commands will not be executed unless followed by a carriage
return. Commands are not case-sensitive. Spaces between
command segments are not required.
• If the IP is changed then the IP Address required for Telnet accesswill also change accordingly.

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6.8 WebGUI Control• Install the Device Discovery Tool
Please obtain the Device Discovery software from your authorized
dealer and save it in a directory where you can easily find it.
Note: The unit’s default IP address is 192.168.1.50

Connect the unit and your PC/Laptop to the same active networkand execute the Device Discovery software. Click on “Find Devices
on Network” and a list of devices connected to the local network willshow up indicating their current IP address.

By clicking on one of the listed devices you will be presented with the
network details of that particular device. If you choose, you can alter
the static IP network settings for the device, or switch the unit into
DHCP mode to automatically obtain proper network settings from a
local DHCP server. To switch to DHCP mode, please select DHCP fromthe IP mode drop-down, then click “Save” followed by “Reboot”.
Once you are satisfied with the network settings, you may use themto connect via Telnet or WebGUI. The network information window
provides a convenient link to launch the WebGUI directly.

32• Login to the WebGUITo access the WebGUI, open a web browser on a PC/Laptop thatis connected to an active network and type the unit’s IP address(available from the OSD menu) into the web address entry bar. The
WebGUI will request a username and password to log in. By default,
both the Username and Password are “admin”.
6.8.1 MainPage0
All primary functions of this unit are controllable via the built-in
WebGUI. This control is presented across 2 separate tabs (MainPage0
and MainPage1). After logging in, the browser will display the unit’s
primary control tab (MainPage0) to allow direct control of the unit.
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” toaccept the newly entered value.

(1) STATUS: This section provides information about the unit’s current
input and output status.
(2) VIDEO: This section allows for control of input selection, output
resolution & aspect ratio, HDCP behavior for all 3 HDMI inputs,
the “no signal” color, blanking and freezing the output as well as
configuring the auto switch and sync functionality of the unit.
(3) COLOR: This section provides detailed controls for the output R/G/
B levels, contrast, saturation, brightness, hue, and sharpness as wellas controlling noise reduction.

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(4) PC: This section is only active when a PC source is selected and it
allows for direct control of the H-position, V-position, phase, andclock used with that input. These settings can be automaticallyconfigured by clicking on the “Auto Setup” button.
(5) EDID: This section allows the user to choose the EDID to be usedwith each input. It is also possible to upload custom user EDIDs
here.
6.8.2 MainPage1
Select the “MainPage1” tab to adjust settings related to audio output,
the OSD, Ethernet, and power. System resets, authentication changes
and firmware updates may also be performed from here.
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” toaccept the newly entered value.

(1) AUDIO: This section provides controls to set each individual audio
output type’s volume levels, and delay settings. Each output typemay also be muted independently.
(2) OSD: This section lets the user change the H/V positioning of theOSD, the display timeout timer, and OSD window transparency.
The information OSD’s behavior is also controlled here with achoice between on, off and momentary (info).
(3) RESET: This section allows for the unit to be factory reset.
(4) POWER: This section allows for the unit to be powered on and off.
(5) ETHERNET: This section allows for setting the unit to either Static or
DHCP mode for its IP information. When in Static mode, the IP,
Netmask and Gateway may be set manually.
Note: If the IP address is changed then the IP address required for34

WebGUI or Telnet access will also change accordingly. Consult the
OSD to view the current IP settings if necessary.
(6) FW UPDATE: This section allows for new firmware to be uploaded
into the unit.
(7) AUTHENTICATION: This section allows for the login password to bechanged. The default password is “admin”.

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7. CONNECTION DIAGRAM
RS-232 Control
SystemAV ReceiverInternet
EnabledRouter
RS-232

Digital/Analog
Audio Outputs

LAN

Power
SupplyCONTROLSERVICE

AUDIO

RS-232AUDIOL

VGA INCV 1 IN

R

L

R

AUDIO

COAX

DC 5V

HDMI IN
1

2

3

CV 2 IN

HDMI OUT

HDMI & Analog
Audio Inputs

CV & Analog
Audio Inputs

Game Console

Satellite Receiver
Blu-ray/DVD Players
Set-top Box
VGA & Analog
Audio Inputs

PC

HDMI
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8. SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 Technical Specifications
Video Bandwidth

10.2Gbps (340MHz)

Input Ports

3×HMDI, 1×VGA, 2×CV, 2×3.5mm (Analog
Stereo), 4×RCA (Analog Stereo)

Output Ports

1×HDMI, 1×3.5mm (Analog Stereo), 1×RCA(S/PDIF Audio)

Control Ports

1×RS-232, 1×IP Control

Supported Resolutions

480i@60Hz - 1080p@60Hz (12-bit)
VGA@60Hz - WUXGA@60Hz (RB)IR Frequency

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

Baud Rate

Up to 115200 bps

Power Supply

5V/3A DC (US/EU standards, CE/FCC/UL
certified)

ESD Protection

Human Body Model: ±8KV (Air Discharge),±4KV (Contact Discharge)

Dimensions

215mm×42mm×144mm (W×H×D)[Case Only]
215mm×47mm×153mm (W×H×D)[All Inclusive]

Weight

1,030gChassis Material

Metal

Silkscreen 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

4.8W

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8.2 Supported Resolutions
Resolution (Hz)Input

Output

640×480@60



640×480@72

640×480@75



640×480@85

720×480@60



720×576p@50



800×600@60



800×600@72

800×600@75

1024×768@60

1024×768@70

1024×768@75

1280×720p@50



1280×720p@60



1280×768@60



1280×800@60

1280×1024@60

1360×768@60



1600×1200@60

1680×1050@60



1400×1050@60

1440×900@60



1920×1080i@50

1920×1080i@60

1920×1080p@24



1920×1080p@25







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Resolution (Hz)Input

Output

1920×1080p@30



1920×1080p@50



1920×1080p@60



1920×1200@60 (RB)

9. ACRONYMS
ACRONYMCOMPLETE TERM

CV

Composite Video

DVI

Digital Visual Interface

EDID

Extended Display Identification Data

HDCP

High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection

HDMI

High-Definition Multimedia Interface

NTSC

National Television Standards Committee

OVP

Over Voltage Protection

PAL

Phase Alternating LinePC

Personal Computer

SECAM

Séquentiel Couleur Avec Mémoire

VGA

Video Graphics Array (640×480@60Hz)

WUXGA

Wide Ultra Extended Graphics Array(1920×1200@60Hz)

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