ADDER ADDERView CCS-MV4228 User manual
ADDERView® CCS-MV4228
User Guide
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Introduction
Welcome ................................................................................................................2
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Supplied items .......................................................................................................4
Optional extras .....................................................................................................5
Installation
Connections ..........................................................................................................6
Computer connections .................................................................................7
Console connections .....................................................................................8
Remote control connection ........................................................................9
Power connection ..........................................................................................9
Initial display setup .............................................................................................10
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Channel names ..............................................................................................11
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System Information ......................................................................................17
Copy & Paste .......................................................................................................18
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Operation
Displayin ............................................................................................21
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Custom Preset Layouts ...............................................................................23
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Device Mode ....................................................................24
Further information
istance ..............................................................................................25
Appendix A - Hotkey commands ..................................................................26
Appendix B – Open Source Licenses ............................................................27
Index
Contents
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Introduction
Safety
Please refer to the safety booklet provided in the box before use of this product.
WELCOME
related window.
Features
•
move the mouse between windows.
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the desktop.
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inputs.
• Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port for isochronous and mass media devices.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Approvals / Compliance
Video resolutions
Inputs: Up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz.
Outputs: Up to 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz or 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz.
Software compatibility
with Microsoft®
Computer connections
®
16x USB 2.0 Full Speed type B
8x Audio (3.5mm)
Console connections
®
2x USB 2.0 Full Speed type A
1x USB 2.0 Hi-Speed type A
Audio (3.5mm)
RJ12 serial port
Front panel
Audio hold and Hi-Speed USB hold buttons
Status LED
8x Channel selection buttons and status LED
E-paper for status display (212 x 104)
Physical design
Robust metal construction
Power supply
100 - 240V AC, 47/63Hz
12VDC 36W output from power supply unit
Environmental
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Installation
CONNECTIONS
All connections are made at the rear panel.
Use only approved shielded cables, particularly
for the video connections. Ensure that all
Primary
console DP/
HDMI display
Power in
Console peripherals
Comp. port 8
as per port 1
Secondary
console DP/
HDMI display
Remote
control
link +
speaker port
Console peripherals
Keyboard
and mouse
ports
USB 2.0
Hi-Speed
link
Audio
link
Computer port 1
USB
keyboard
& mouse
link
USB 2.0
Hi-Speed
port
DP/HDMI video
inputs for all
eight computer
ports
Comp. port 7
as per port 1
Comp. port 6
as per port 1
Comp. port 5
as per port 1
Comp. port 4
as per port 1
Comp. port 3
as per port 1
Comp. port 2
as per port 1
Note: Units are shipped with a blanking plug inserted into each combined video port, leaving only the HDMI
connections open. If you need to use DisplayPort connections, simply remove the blanking plugs from the
required ports.
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Computer connections
supports video input resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz.
To make connections (to each computer port)
1 Attach either a DisplayPort or HDMI cable between the combined video input port
and the primary video output connector on the computer.
2 Each computer port has two USB sockets a Full Speed (v2.0) one which serves the
devices. Insert suitable link cables between these ports USB and vacant USB ports of
the same type on the computer.
3 Use 3.5mm audio cable to link
the audio jack to the speaker
port on the computer.
Audio connection
from computer
USB
connections
from computer
DisplayPort video
connection from
computer HDMI video
connection from
computer
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Console connections
The video display(s), keyboard, mouse and speakers are attached to the various
connectors on the rear panel that constitute the console port. The unit supports video
display resolutions up to 3840 x 2160.
To make console connections
1 Attach the primary video display
(DisplayPort or HDMI) to the combined
video output connector marked ‘1’.
2 Where a secondary video display is also to
be used, repeat step 1 for the combined
video output connector marked ‘2’.
3 Connect the console speakers to the
3.5mm audio output socket on the rear
panel.
4 There are three USB ports within the Console section: Two Full Speed (v2.0) type A
sockets for the keyboard and mouse as well as a Hi-Speed (v2.0) type A - useful when
sockets on the rear panel.
Connection to
console speakers
USB connections to
console keyboard
and mouse
HDMI connection
to primary video
display
USB connection to
other devices (including
Hi-Speed v2.0 and/or
isochronous devices)
DisplayPort
connection to
primary video
display
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Remote control connection
The RCU port allows the switch unit to be connected
to, and controlled by an external source. Refer to the API
Manual (MAN-0000023) for further details.
Power connection
IMPORTANT: Ensure that the video displays connected to the multi-viewer switch are
disconnection from the multi-viewer switch; please follow the instructions below when
To connect the power adapter
1
to the power input socket on the left side of the rear
2
into a nearby mains outlet.
To disconnect the power adapter
1 Isolate the power adapter from the mains supply.
2
where it connects with the node.
3
release from the socket and you can fully withdraw
IMPORTANT: Please read and adhere to the electrical safety information
given within the supplied safety guide. In particular, do not use an unearthed
power socket or extension cable.
To connect a remote control source
1
source cable into the RCU socket on
left side of the rear panel.
From the
power adapter
From the
remote control
source
Gently pull back the
plug outer body to
release the lock
Note: When the switch is under remote control, the front panel indicators will continue
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INITIAL DISPLAY SETUP
resolution to match.
L Ctrl | L Ctrl | F11 | d | #
where # represents the desired resolution:
1 = 2048 x 2048
2 = 2560 x 1440
3 = 2560 x 1600
4 = 1920 x 1080
5 = 1920 x 1200
6 = 3840 x 1080
7 = 3440 x 1440
8 = 3840 x 2160
The above hotkey function is particularly useful if the output display is unable to display
the default resolution and you cannot view the OSD menu.
GENERAL CONFIGURATION
• Video Settings
• Channel Settings
panel button colors etc.
• USB Settings
• Audio Settings
• Advanced Operation
To access the OSD menu, type: L Ctrl | R Ctrl | o
The menu will appear in the bottom left part of the primary screen and you use your
the OSD. See .
Using with dual head computers
Dual head computers (Windows or Linux) may be connected to channels 1+2 or 3+4. A
connection to the primary channel (ie 1 or 3). Note: Dual-head Macs are not supported.
Windows operation
com.
Linux operation
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USING THE OSD
To enter the OSD
1
• Left Ctrl then Right Ctrl then o (upper or lower case is accepted)
The menu will appear in the bottom left part of the primary screen.
2
are actioned as soon as you click an option.
To exit the OSD
1 Click the X
OSD pages
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•
•
•
• Advanced Operation
• System Information
Channel names
The front panel display screen clearly shows the currently selected channel number(s)
for the video, audio and USB connections. In addition, you can optionally choose to show
a channel name:
Currently selected channel number(s)
supplying the video, audio and USB connections
To enter/edit a channel name
1 ).
2
Notes:
• The padlock symbol next to audio indicates
that Audio Hold has been applied to the
displayed channel.
• If the selected channel is connected to a dual
head PC (see page 12), then a ‘+’ symbol
will be displayed next to the channel number,
eg CH: 1+ ADDER_01
Changing channel indicator colors
On the front panel there is a numbered button for each channel. To assist with visual
be shown as each channel is selected. The same color choice will also be used on the
optional remote control, when used as well as for each window border.
To enter/edit a channel color
1 ).
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OSD - Video Settings
To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
Auto Scaling
Maintain aspect ratio - The channel video aspect ratio will be
maintained when the user resizes the window. This will result in a black
Ignore aspect ratio - This mode is best when you wish to manipulate
None - The channel video size and aspect ratio will remain the same
Window Border
If displayed then the color of the border is determined by the Channel
Presentation Mode
buttons:
Full
displayed in full screen.
Partial - Tile and full-screen mode will be used alternately when
channel.
Off
of presentation will be retained.
Set Output Resolution
connected, then the same resolution will be used for both.
IMPORTANT: Ensure that the display(s) support the desired output
Dual Head (multi-select) Channel
Allows you to specify connection to 1 or 2 dual head PCs, rather than
for dual head
connections.
PIP Switching Mode
Picture in Picture mode. When enabled, the multi-viewer will switch to
instead passes behind the inset window.
Boot Layout
Determines which preset layout should be loaded at each power on
boot.
Boot Mode
In User mode
System mode
Video Settings
Display Mode
Single - primary
Single - secondary
Duplicate - The secondary display is a duplicate of the primary.
Extend - The display extends across both the primary and secondary
utilize the extended desktop.
Crossed - Similar to Extend, except that the primary and secondary
displays are reversed. To uncross, select Extend mode.
Auto Scale of Preset Layouts
Dual Display Layout
Horizontal - The displays positioned side by side.
Vertical
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To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
2 Click the Channel Settings menu item.
OSD - Channel Settings
Channel Name
Allows you to add a name for each channel. To do so: Select a channel
(up to 8 characters) and press Return.
Visibility
By default, a window is unpinned, which means it may be located on
top or behind other windows, as they are moved across the display.
Alternatively, the window may be pinned to the top or sent to the back.
Channel Color
On the front panel there is a numbered button for each channel. To assist
for each button and window border color that will be shown as each
channel is selected.
Channel Settings
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To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
2 Click the USB Settings menu item.
OSD - USB Settings
Mouse Parking
CTRL Key
Allows you to choose which Ctrl button on the keyboard that will be
used as a hotkey.
Device Emulator Interfaces
to the host PC.
Note: Consumer Report is a type of keyboard. Some versions of Linux do not
support Absolute Mouse mode.
Note: Mac keyboards aren’t supported, although the user may connect to a
Mac host PC.
Keyboard Hotkeys
Determines whether keyboard hotkeys can be used.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Reserved for future use.
USB Settings
Mouse Mode
recommended for most users. Relative mode will disable mouse-based
methods.
Note: Ensure that whichever Mouse Mode is selected, the corresponding Device
Emulator setting is also enabled.
External API
Determines whether external API routines can be used.
Mouse Switching
devices can be used to switch channels.
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To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
2 Click the Audio Settings menu item.
OSD - Audio Settings
Audio Mixing
port.
Note: Analog audio is always to single channel; either selected or on-hold.
Audio Settings
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To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
2 Click the Advanced Operation menu item.
OSD - Advanced Operation
Reset to Factory Defaults
undone.
Note: To avoid accidental resets, press and hold (for roughly 4 seconds).
Reset Device
Effectively reboots the multi-viewer.
Note: To avoid accidental resets, press and hold (for roughly 4 seconds).
System Upgrade / 2x Video Upgrades
for a description of
Advanced Settings
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To get here
Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted)
2 Click the System Information menu item.
OSD - System Information
System Information
It also displays the Video FPGA version and System Type: (Secured or
Commercial).
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COPY & PASTE
The optional
please see .
There are two ways to use the Copy & Paste function:
Mode 1: Using the internal COM Device
Mode 2: Using an external USB Device
COM DeviceUSB Device (see page 19).
Installing the Copy & Paste driver
To install the driver
1 Connect the computers and user peripherals to the various ports of the multi-viewer
switch, as discussed earlier in this chapter.
Note: Ensure all devices and computers are connected prior to powering the multi-viewer
switch on. Some devices, such as user displays, are not recognized if connected after the
switch is already powered on.
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function. Once the software has been installed successfully, a software shortcut will
appear on the desktop and a setup icon will appears on the taskbar of each computer.
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amounts of data - see .
Enabling the COM Device mode
(If you wish to enable the USB Device mode, see the next page.)
information between sources, such as telephone numbers, emails, web links, etc.
To enable the COM Device mode
1 Carry out these steps once on just one of the host computers:
a Open the Notepad app (or any other text editor) and press:
Left Ctrl then Right Ctrl then t (upper or lower case is accepted)
b
Left Ctrl then Right Ctrl then x
c Close the Notepad app.
2 Carry out these steps on every computer that will use the Copy & Paste function:
a Press: Left Ctrl then Right Ctrl then q
b
the menu below:
c
d From the additional tabs that open, choose the COM Device tab.
e
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Enabling the USB Device mode
device as the temporary memory. Each host computer must have a USB link between it
and the switch.
To enable the USB Device mode
1
on the computer’s drivers list.
2 On every computer that will use the Copy & Paste function:
a
b
c Click the USB Device tab.
d Select the Use USB Device checkbox.
e
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