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Aluratek UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SWITCHER UT260052 User Guide
Aluratek UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SWITCHER UT260052 User Guide
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UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SW UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SW UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SW UNDER TABLE 5X2 HDMI SW ITCHER ITCHER ITCHER ITCHER User’s Guide 400-0607-001 Welcome! Everyone at Altinex greatly appreciates your purchase of the UT260-052. We are confident that you will find it t o be reliable and simple to use. If you need support, please do n ot hesitate to call us at 714-990-2300. At Altinex, we are committed to developing unique a nd state of the art Signal Management Solutions ® for demanding audiovisual installations. Welcome to the Altinex family of sat isfied customers around the world! 1. Precautions and Safety Warnings · Please read this manual entirely before using your UT260-052. You can download a full version of this manual at www.altinex.com. These instructions are to ensure the reliable operation of your switcher and to prevent fire and shock hazards. Please read them carefully and heed all warnings. 1.1 General · Qualified Altinex service personnel or their autho rized representatives must perform all service. 1.2 Installation Precautions · To prevent fire or shock, do not expose this unit to water or moisture. Do not place the UT260-052 in direct s unlight, near heaters or heat-radiating appliances, or near any liquid. Exposure to direct sunlight, smoke, or stea m can harm internal components. · Handle the UT260-052 carefully. Dropping or jarrin g can cause damage. · Do not pull any cables attached to the UT260-052. 1.3 Cleaning · Clean the UT260-052 with a dry cloth only. Never u se strong detergents or solvents such as alcohol or th inner. Do not use a wet cloth or water to clean the card. Do not clean or touch any component or PCB. 1.4 FCC Notice · This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules . Operation is subject to the following two condition s: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired ope ration. · This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant t o Part 2 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environme nt. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate rad io frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions found herein, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Opera tion of this equipment in a residential area is likely t o cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own e xpense. · Any changes or modifications to the unit not expre ssly approved by Altinex, Inc. could void the user’s aut hority to operate the equipment. 2. Installation Procedures Note: Download and read the entire online manual to become familiar with the UT260-052 and for detailed instal lation instructions and configuration details. Step 1: The enclosure mounts to the underside of th e table using standard 6-32 self-tapping screws; mounting wings are built-on. Step 2: Connect video input cables including all Sh areTime and retractable units. Do NOT connect to HD MI sources until later. Step 3. Connect the input select “Show Me” buttons to the 5-pin terminal blocks. Step 4. Connect the digital video outputs directly to the HDTVs. If only one display is used, connect it to Output 1 on the switcher. Step 5. Connect the switcher to the LAN to allow th e switcher to be configured or for TCP control. The default IP address is 192.168.10.84, port 23 for connecting directly with out a LAN. On the LAN, the switcher takes a DHCP as signed IP. Step 6. Apply power to the unit; initialization tak es about 20 seconds by which time the internal medi a player idle image is displayed. The switcher is shipped with a basic configuration and can be controlled using the input select button s or the ShareTime series CEC controllers. Inputs can now be connected to HDM I sources. Step 7. On a LAN, the switcher IP can be discovered via a UDP broadcast of “?Altinex” to port 30304. 3. Warranty and Return Policies Please visit the Altinex website at www.altinex.com for details on warranty and return policies. In the case of a unit needing repair, please complete a RMA (return material authorizatio n) form by clicking the Warranty link located on the bottom of the Altinex homepage. Once completed, please email the form to [email protected].
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 2 4. Technical Specifications Specifications are subject to change due to design improvements. Please see www.altinex.com for up to date information. Features/Description UT260-052 Input Connectors Digital Video + Audio HDMI F, Type A (5) Power DC Jack 2.5 mm F (1) Configuration/Control RJ-45, Ethernet (1) Media Player USB 2.0 Type A F (1) Output Connectors Digital Video + Audio HDMI F, Type A (2) Analog Audio 3.5 mm Audio F (2) Control Connectors Output Select 5-pin terminal block (5) Compatibility Signal types HDMI Signal resolution HD Resolutions up to 1080p Accessories Included Power adapter +5V VDC, 3A AC Power Cord, NEMA to IEC PC5301US Mounting Hardware #6-32x1/2 self-tapping screws (4) Optional Accessories Collaborative Control Adapter – ShareTime ST100-001 Digital Scaler VP500-102 Retractable HDMI Control Adapter RT300-101 Retractable HDMI Cable RT300-125 ShareTime HDMI cable CB300-101 Active Flat HDMI Cable CB300-102 Cable –Nook Jr. Table top with display select CNK321 Cable –Nook Jr. Table top with US AC power/display select CNK341 Table 1. UT260-052 General Mechanical UT260-052 Material Aluminum Color Black Height 1.0 in (25 mm) Width 7.5 in (191 mm) Depth 3.9 in (99 mm) Weight 0.76 lbs. (0.35 kg) Connector Panel Black Anodized T° Operating 10°C-45°C Humidity 90% non-condensing MTBF (calc.) 38,000 hrs. Table 2. UT260-052 Mechanical Electrical UT260-052 Video Input Signals Digital Video + Audio HDMI Standard Video Output Signals Digital Video + Audio HDMI Standard Power +5V 1.5 A (7.5W) max. Table 3. UT260-052 Electrical
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 3 5. About Your UT260-052 · Automatic TV power on/off through CEC Control for compatible HDTVs · Automatic input detection · TCP/IP control of input select · HDMI resolutions up to 1080p (no MHL support) · Automatic switching using ShareTime controllers · Show Me button support for CNK inputs · Breakout analog stereo audio · 4 GB USB flash drive provided for internal Media P layer The UT260-052 switcher has 5 HDMI video inputs that can be routed to 2 outputs. In addition to the 5 external inputs, there is a sixth internal media player input available to play MPEG files from a USB stick as a screensaver or logo presentation. Each of the five inputs is paired with an LED to indicate the presen ce of a signal. Input selection is supported through any of the following: ShareTime controllers, TCP/IP commands using a third-party co ntroller, Altinex tabletop units with display select (Show Me) support, and automatic switching to the last input connected. TV power and input selection is controlled through the use of CEC commands from the switcher. At power up or upon waking up the system, the switcher turns on the TVs and then sets the TV inputs to those connected to the switcher outputs. The entire system is ready to go in only a few seconds; no TV remote con trols are necessary. The TVs must be CEC compatible with the CEC option enabled. Additionally, the switcher can be used with the Alt inex Digital Scaler VP500-102. The switcher provide s power for the scaler using standard minimum 28AWG 3 ft. HDMI cable; no externa l scaler power required. The scaler can be used to drive a constant resolution to a display preventing annoying on screen messages such as loss of signal or input resolution changes. The low profile and compact design of the HDMI swit cher has several modes of operation. Collaborative mode for productive meetings allows u sers to interactively share their content with others. Users select their content to display. Upon de-select, the internal screen sav er from the media player is displayed on the output . Video conferencing mode uses Input 5 to override th e media player and replace its content with that from the video conferencing equipment. TCP/IP control using third party controllers and to uch screens. When not in use the switcher has standby and sleep modes. In standby mode, the selected USB MPEG file is played as a screensaver. Sleep mode turns off the displays and enters power save mode to finish the day. The switcher can be configured for a “never sleep” mode where the switcher remains on and displ aying media player content even when no inputs are present. Last is upgrade mode in which the switcher is set f or a firmware update. Once in upgrade mode, the upg rade must be completed or the switcher’s power must be reset.
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 4 6. Application Diagrams Diagram 1: Typical Setup
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 5 Diagram 2: Internal View
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 6 Diagram 3: Dimensions
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 7 Diagram 4: Input Select Controls Below there are two examples on how to connect the terminal blocks. Terminal blocks are not included.
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 8 7. Operation Users connect their device (phone, laptop, etc.) to one of the input connections; ShareTime or TNP with Show Me Bu tton. If the switcher is sleeping, the switcher automatically wakes up on signal detection or when a Show Me button is pressed. On wake up, the switcher sends CEC commands to turn on the TVs and switch to the appropriate input. Next, the media player in put is selected and routed to the outputs. The switcher is now in collaborative mode. Users sw itch to their source device using any combination of ShareT ime, Show Me, or controller via TCP/IP. 7.1 Modes of operation 7.1.1 Collaborative Mode (Input Select/CEC/TCP) During standard collaborative mode, the input to ou tput selection control can be achieved using Show Me but tons connected to the input select controls on the front of the switcher, CEC controllers at the sources, and/or a third party control and touch screen. Any or all methods can be used are work interactively with each other. The input select control inputs on the front of the UT260-052 allow up to 5 users direct control of video switchi ng. Each user typically has a control panel with 2 illuminated sw itches along with a video input connector. When a user presses a control switch, the video from their control panel is displ ayed at the output of the UT260-052 and the LED on the switch i s illuminated. If the switch’s LED is on and the swit ch is pressed, the output is de-selected and the LED turns off. CEC controllers like the Altinex ShareTime series c an also be used to control the UT260-052. The ShareTime contro ller connect directly to an HDMI video source like a lap top, tablet, or other handheld device. Simply touch the ShareTim e once to share content and again to de-select. TCP/IP control using a third part controller or tou ch panel is also a good means to control the switcher. Using on e or more controllers connected to the same network as the sw itcher allows individual control of input selection, sleep , or track play using the internal media player and USB stick. 7.1.2 Video Conference (VC) Mode VC mode functions the same as the standard collabor ative mode with the exception of the VC input, Input 5. I n VC mode, when a user de-selects an input, instead of the ima ge from the internal media player or USB stick being displayed, the video from Input 5 is displayed. If there is no video on Input 5, the internal media player image or default USB track is displayed. By default video conference is disabled and must be enabled for Input 5 to override the media player. The default track is Track 1 on the USB stick. The default track may be set to any of 8 total tracks that can be sto red on the USB stick. 7.1.3 TCP/IP Control The UT260-052 can be fully controlled using a TCP/I P connection over the local LAN or Ethernet. See Section 7.5.4 for details and a full list of co ntrol and configuration commands. 7.1.4 Standby Standby mode is the time during which there are no more input signals present but before the switcher enters slee p mode. In standby, the switcher continues to play the image f rom the internal media player and USB stick (or Input 5 if video conference mode). By default video conference is di sabled and must be enabled for Input 5 to override the media p layer. Unlike sleep mode, the switcher responds immediatel y to inputs when in standby mode. There is no need for t he switcher to turn on TVs or go through the complete initialization process. The timeout for standby mode is normally set long e nough to allow one presentation to end and the next one to b egin without have the switcher enter sleep mode. 7.1.5 Sleep After the standby (standard mode) or shutdown (vide o conference mode) timers expire, the switcher enters sleep mode. In sleep mode, the switcher turns off the TVs on the outputs using CEC control. Next, most internal circ uitry is disable and the switcher enters low power mode. The switcher wakes upon receipt of the command [WKU P] and can also be configured to wake when an input signal is connected or an input select key is pressed. Waking the system includes turning on the TV at both outputs, initializing inputs, etc. and takes several seconds to complete before the first video is displayed. See the [STBM] and [SSDM] commands of section 7.5.4 for details on standby and shutdown timers. See Diagram 4 for input select button details.
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 9 7.1.6 Update Update mode is available to allow the switcher’s in ternal firmware to be updated. Send the command [PRG] or p ress and hold any input select key for about 7 seconds t o enter update mode. All LEDs (switcher and input select) f lash several times to indicate update has started. Once in update mode, the firmware must be updated. If update mode is entered by accident, reset the switcher pow er to reset the system. 7.2 Switcher LEDs At power up, all the LEDs on the switcher flash and then turn solid green while the switcher initializes. Once th e switcher is up and running, the LEDs enter normal operation. Each switcher input LED is on and green when a sign al is present. Otherwise the LEDs are off. The output LEDs are on and green when signal are pr esent. In most cases, the output LEDs are only off when the s witcher is in sleep mode. The power jack has an LED indicating power is appli ed. This LED is always on if DC power is present. The USB LED is always on or flashing depending on t he USB state. The three LED states are as follows: · A solid LED means the USB flash drive is present a nd MPEG files are present. · A slow flash (about once per second) indicates the USB flash drive is detected but no MPEG files are present. · A quick flash (about twice per second) indicates a missing or failed USB flash drive. 7.3 Analog Audio Outputs The UT260-052 has stereo analog audio outputs for O utput 1 and Output 2. The audio on these outputs is the sam e audio that is present in the HDMI video stream, but it ha s been converted to an analog stereo format. There is always audio present on Audio Output 1 whe n there is audio present in the HDMI stream to video Output 1. However, if both outputs have the same video, there is no au dio available on Audio Output 2. Audio Output 2 is only available when the video str eams to Output 1 and Output 2 are different. If the same vi deo is displayed on both outputs, there is no analog audio on Audio Output 2. However, Audio Output 1 has audio p resent even when the outputs are the same. 7.4 Network Discover The default IP address for all UT260-052s is 192.16 8.10.84 on port 23 with DHCP set to automatic. If the switcher is on a network, its IP is assigned automatically. If you c onnect the switcher directly to a laptop, the IP is 192.168.10 .84. See section 7.5 for connecting a laptop directly to the switcher for configuration or control. In order to find out the address assigned to switch ers on a network, broadcast the UDP discover command to the network on port 30304. The discover command is as follows: ?Altinex Send “?Altinex” in a single packet. Do not type the characters individually or the command is ignored. Any UT260-052s on the network respond with feedback similar to the following single line: [ALT010400000,00:1E:C0:E6:D5:BE,00023, 192.168.1.121,255.255.255.0,192.168.1.254] The data inside the brackets includes the switcher alias, switcher MAC address, and TCP/IP port, plus the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address assigned to the switcher by the network. Use this information to establish a TCP/IP connecti on to the switcher for control and/or configuration.
UT260 UT260 UT260 UT260- -- -052 052052 052 User’s Guide 400-0607-001 10 7.5 TCP/IP Control A third party controller or touch panel can be used to control the UT260-052.The TCP/IP control commands provide f ull control of the switcher; inputs can be selected, th e TV can be turned on or off, the status of the switcher can be read, firmware can be updated, etc. The control commands for the UT260-052 are in a sim ple ASCII character format. Control can be achieved fro m the same room, or remotely via the Ethernet using a CAT 5/6 cable terminated in the T568B standard. Installation or Update - direct connect, no network Control and Configuration - DHCP and discover 7.5.1 Direct Connect – Laptop to Switcher Connect directly to the switcher for control or con figuration. The default switcher IP is 192.168.10.84. In order to establish a TCP/IP connection between the laptop and the swit cher with no server in between, you must make sure the laptop LAN port is on the same network as the switcher. 1) Set the IP address of the laptop to 192.168.10. 44 using the Change Adapter Settings tool in the Network and Sharing Center. Control Panel Network and Internet Network and Sharing Center 2) Select the Local Area Connection (Ethernet) pro perties. 3) Select the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv 4) option and click Properties. This IP address must be on the same network as the switcher. The default switcher IP is 192.168.10.84 so choose something like 192.168.10.44. You are now ready to establish a TCP connection bet ween the switcher and the laptop using a network cable (stra ight or crossover) and communication software like AVSnap o r HyperTerminal.