Switching and Setting the Ports. Kramer VS-88UHDA 86 Pages
Switching and Setting the Ports. Kramer VS-88UHDA
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Switching and Setting the Ports
The Switching Web page enables performing the following functions:
Viewing and Adjusting the Output Settings on page 31 .
Viewing and Adjusting the Input Settings on page 32 .
Switching an input to an output on page 35 .
Switching a Pattern to an Output on page 36 .
Switching Audio in Breakaway Mode on page 37 .
Viewing and Adjusting the Output Settings
Each of the VS-88UHDA output buttons lets you view and adjust the status of that input/output.
Figure 14: Switching Page – Output Button
Each output button displays the:
HDCP status – output supports HDCP ( ) or does not support HDCP (
Switching speed – normal ( ), fast ( ) or extra-fast ( ).
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Output status – an acceptor is connected ( ) or not connected ( ) to the output.
To adjust the output settings:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select the AFV tab.
The adjustment sequence presented here is only an example. You can adjust the output settings in any other order.
3. Click . The output settings window appears:
Figure 15: Switching Page – Editing the Output Button Settings
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4. If required, type the label name in the Label text box and click .
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Figure 16: Switching Page – Changing the Output Label
5. Click switch speed dropdown box to set the switching speed (normal, fast or extra-fast).
6. Click to mute or to unmute the video signal.
7. To set the output to:
AFV mode, click .
Breakaway mode, click .
indicates that the device is in the auto-switch mode and AFV status cannot be altered.
Setting the AFV mode icons to AFV or Breakaway modes reflects the next switching step and not the current status.
Viewing and Adjusting the Input Settings
Each of the VS-88UHDA input buttons lets you view and adjust the status of that input/output.
Figure 17: Switching Page – Input Button
Each input button displays the:
Input signal HDCP status – supports HDCP (
HDCP status – HDCP is enabled (
) or does not support HDCP (
) or disabled ( ).
Input status – a source is connected ( ) or not connected ( ) to the input.
Setting Inputs 2, 4, 6 and 8
To adjust input 2, 4, 6 and 8 settings:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select the AFV tab. Verify that Inputs (and not Patterns ) is selected.
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3. Click . The input settings window appears:
Figure 18: Switching Page
– Input 2 Settings Window
4. If required, type the label name in the Label text box and click .
5. Set HDCP ON or OFF .
Setting Inputs 1, 3, 5 and 7
To adjust input 1, 3, 5 and 7 settings:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select the AFV tab. Verify that Inputs (and not Patterns ) is selected.
3. Click . The input settings window appears:
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Figure 19: Switching Page – Input 1 Settings Window
4. If required, type the label name in the Label text box and click .
5. Set HDCP ON or OFF .
6. Click ARC to set input to ARC mode or click Step-in to set input to step-in mode.
7. In ARC mode click the settings button ( ).
The input ARC Settings window appears:
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Figure 20: Switching Page
– Input ARC Settings Window
8. Select an ARC source for input 1: either from analog inputs IN 1 to IN 8, or from HDMI outputs 1 to 8.
The selected port routes its audio signal to HDMI input 1.
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Switching an input to an output
To move the image:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select the AFV tab.
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Figure 21: Switching Page – AFV Tab
3. Click an output button or check the Outputs box. The button turns purple.
4. Click an Input button. The button turns purple.
The selected input is switched to the output.
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Switching a Pattern to an Output
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select the AFV tab. Verify that Patterns (and not Inputs ) is selected.
The list of patterns appears.
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Figure 22: Switching Page – Switching a Pattern to an Output
3. Select an output button or check the Outputs box.
4. Select a pattern.
The selected pattern is switched to the selected output.
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Switching Audio in Breakaway Mode
In breakaway mode, the HDMI embedded audio is switched separately from the video signal.
The audio breakaway mode is enabled only when Auto Switch Setting is set to Manual mode.
Set the volume and balance of each analog output using the appropriate sliders or mute/unmute the audio signal of an output:
Figure 23: Switching Page
– Switching Audio in the Breakaway Mode
You can switch a digital input to a digital or analog output and an analog input to a digital or analog output. If ARC mode is enabled, you can switch a selected ARC to any of the analog outputs.
To switch an audio input to an audio output:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select Audio break away tab.
3. Switch an input to a selected output. For example, switch digital input 6 to analog output 5:
Click an HDMI or Analog button (under the Audio Outputs column).
The selected button turns purple with a blue frame .
Click a Digital or Analog button (under the Inputs column).
The selected button turns purple with a blue frame .
Analog Output 5 is switched to D6 .
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To switch ARC to an output:
1. In the Navigation pane, click Switching . The Switching page appears.
2. Select Audio break away tab.
3. Check the ARC check boxes to set these outputs that are set to ARC mode. (under the
Audio Outputs column).
For example, output 1 is set to ARC mode so the output 1 audio signal returns to the input and can be switched to any analog output. Once an output is set to the ARC mode, the Inputs ARC button (on the right) is enabled and changes from gray to white.
Figure 24: Switching Page
– Output 1 Set to ARC Mode
4. Switch an ARC input to a selected output. For example, switch ARC 1 to output 8:
Click an analog output button .
Click an ARC button .
Analog Output 8 is switched to ARC 1 .
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Table of contents
- 3 Getting Started
- 3 Achieving the Best Performance
- 4 Safety Instructions
- 4 Recycling Kramer Products
- 4 Overview
- 4 Exceptional Quality
- 4 Advanced and User-friendly Operation
- 5 Flexible Connectivity
- 5 Typical Applications
- 5 Controlling your VS-88UHDA
- 10 Connecting Balanced/Unbalanced Stereo Audio Output
- 10 Connecting to VS-88UHDA via RS-232
- 10 Connecting VS-88UHDA via the ETHERNET Port
- 11 Connecting the Ethernet Port Directly to a PC
- 13 Connecting the Ethernet Port via a Network Hub or Switch
- 13 Control Configuration via the Ethernet Port
- 14 Routing the Signals
- 15 Switching the Video Signal
- 15 Routing an Audio Input to the Analog Audio Output
- 17 Routing an Audio Input to the Digital HDMI Output
- 19 Switching the Video and the Audio Signal Simultaneously
- 20 Muting/Unmuting an Output
- 20 Routing a Pattern to the Output
- 21 Operating in ARC Mode
- 21 Routing HDMI Audio Output Signals to the Balanced Audio Outputs
- 23 Routing HDMI Audio Output Signals to HDMI Input Ports 1, 3, 5 and 7
- 24 Routing Analog Audio Inputs to HDMI Input Ports 1, 3, 5 and 7
- 26 Storing and Recalling a Setup
- 27 Setting the Switching Mode
- 27 Setting the Switching Speed
- 28 Setting HDCP
- 28 Copying the EDID
- 33 Switching and Setting the Ports
- 33 Viewing and Adjusting the Output Settings
- 34 Viewing and Adjusting the Input Settings
- 34 Setting Inputs 2, 4, 6 and 8
- 35 Setting Inputs 1, 3, 5 and 7
- 37 Switching an input to an output
- 38 Switching a Pattern to an Output
- 39 Switching Audio in Breakaway Mode
- 41 Changing Device Settings and Upgrading the Firmware
- 41 Changing the Ethernet Settings
- 42 Performing a Factory Reset
- 42 Performing Firmware Upgrade
- 42 Managing Web Page Security
- 42 Setting Web Page Access Permission
- 45 Setting the Timeout
- 47 Setting Switching Modes
- 49 Setting Step-in Devices
- 50 Managing the EDID
- 56 Viewing the About Page
- 57 Default Communication Parameters
- 58 Default Parameters
- 60 Understanding Protocol 3000
- 61 Kramer Protocol 3000 Syntax
- 62 Protocol 3000 Commands
- 62 Common Commands
- 62 #
- 63 BUILD-DATE
- 63 FACTORY
- 63 HELP
- 64 MODEL
- 64 PROT-VER
- 64 RESET
- 65 SN?
- 65 VERSION?
- 65 IDV
- 66 LOCK-FP
- 66 NAME
- 66 NAME-RST
- 67 System Commands
- 67 SIGNAL
- 68 PRST-VID?
- 68 PRST-STO
- 69 PRST-RCL
- 69 BAUD
- 70 HDCP-STAT
- 70 HDCP-MOD
- 71 FPGA-VER
- 71 Authentication Commands
- 71 LOGIN
- 72 LOGOUT
- 72 PASS
- 72 SECUR
- 73 EDID Handling Commands
- 73 CPEDID
- 74 Switch Commands
- 74 AV
- 74 VID
- 75 AUD
- 76 DISPLAY
- 76 INFO-IO
- 77 INFO-PRST
- 77 PRST-AUD
- 78 Switching Commands
- 78 MTX-MODE
- 79 ROUTE
- 79 VMUTE
- 80 Audio Commands
- 80 BALANCE
- 80 MUTE
- 81 AUD-LVL
- 81 AUD-SIGNAL
- 82 Communication Commands
- 82 ETH-PORT
- 82 NET-DHCP
- 83 NET-GATE
- 83 NET-IP
- 83 NET-MAC
- 84 NET-MASK