CYP CDPS-44SM User manual

CDPS-44SM
HDMI 4x4 Seamless Matrix Switcher
Operation Manual
Operation Manual

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Version 1.0 January 2012
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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 this
equipment:
• Always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of re,
electrical shock and injury to persons.
• To prevent re 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 for
sufcient space for air to circulate around the unit.
REVISION HISTORY
VERSION NO. DATE DD/MM/YY SUMMARY OF CHANGE
RDV1 21/09/13 Preliminary Release
RDV2 17/04/13
RDV3 04/06/13 Matrix mode 1080i@50/60 IN4
Disabled
RDV4 18/11/13 Add WebGUI
RDV5 06/01/14 Add notes on 1080i@50/60 timing
RDV6 10/02/15 Add Dual PiP& Quad Function

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........................................ 7
6.3 Remote Control............................... 8
6.3.1 Remote Control Dip Switch......... 9
6.4 RS-232 Protocols ............................ 10
6.5 RS-232 & Telnet Commands......... 10
6.6 RS-232 & Telnet control................. 14
6.7 Telnet Setting ................................. 15
6.8 OSD MENU...................................... 16
6.9 Web GUI......................................... 22
7. Connection Diagram ......................... 24
8. Specications ..................................... 25
9. Timing .................................................. 25
9.1 Input Support Timing ..................... 25
9.2 Output Support Timing ................. 26

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1. INTRODUCTION
The 4 by 4 HDMI Seamless Matrix Switcher allows the signal from 4 dif-
ferent input sources to be freely selected and arranged on 4 displays
(TV or monitor), providing four output modes (Matrix, Dual PoP/ PiP,
Quad and TV Wall) for various applications. Matrix mode routes the
source signals to output displays as regular matrix does, Dual mode
allows 2 sets of 2 selected sources to show on designate output dis-
plays with PoP and PiP method and TV Wall mode extends a selected
source to display on all 4 output displays as one. The device supports
video timings up to WUXGA@60RB and 1080p@60Hz, audio format up
to 7.1CH LPCM at 192kHz sampling rate based on input source EDID.
For all the opera-tion/control can be done through IR, remote control,
Telnet, WebGUI, RS-232 or front panel buttons.
2. APPLICATIONS
• Broadcasting room and control
• Surveillance room and control
• Public advertisement and control
• Digital Presentation
• Conference call or meeting room presentation
3. PACKAGE CONTENTS
• 1 x 4 by 4 Seamless Matrix Switcher
• 1 x Remote Control (CR-125)
• Software CD Driver (Optional)
• 1 x 12V/3A DC Power Adaptor
• Operation Manual
4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Input source equipments such as DVD/Blu-ray players or any video
signal and PC/Notebook devices and output HD TV/monitor.

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5. FEATURES
• HDMI, HDCP1.1 and DVI compliant
• Deep color support 8/10/12 bit source
• Seamless switching
• Supports four different modes: Matrix mode/ Dual mode/ Quad /
TV Wall mode
■ Matrix mode: Can routes and output any 4 source to any 4 dis-
plays with seamless switching
Note: Under output timing 1080i@50/60 input 4 will be disabled,
OSD will show “IN 4 Disabled”
■ Dual mode: Can display POP (Picture Of Picture) & PiP (Picture
In Picture) image com-bined by 2 sources to be presented on
the HDMI output ports (Dual A and Dual B)
■Quad mode: Can output all sources to a display (4 in 1) as a full
image.
■TV Wall mode: Can output any source to 4 displays (2 by 2
Video wall) as a full image with adjustable Bezel Correction for 4
displays
• Supports OSD, RS232, Telnet, WebGUI, Remote control and on-pan-
el controls
• Input resolutions support VGA~WUXGA and 480i~1080p
• Output resolutions support 480p~1080p
• Supports different input resolution and output resolution selectable
from OSD menu. The factory default value for the output resolution
is 720p@60Hz/ 2CH LPCM
• Audio supports LPCM 2CH, 6CH, 8CH/AC3/DTS/Dolby Digital Plus/
Dolby TruHD & DTS-HD

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6. OPERATION CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
6.1 Front Panel
POWER - +
1
INPUT 234SAVERECALL
A
OUTPUT BCD
4X4 SEAMLESS MATRIX CDPS-44SM
LOCK
MATRIX/
DUAL/WALL
XGA
720P
MENU
1 2 3 4 5 8 9
6 7
1IR Window:
Accept IR signal from the device’s remote control included in the
package.
2Power
 ON/OFF: Press this button to power on the device or set it to
standby mode.
 Factory default: Press Power then connect power supply to
reset the system to Factory default setting.
3MENU:
Press this button to bring up the OSD menu on screen.
Press “MENU” with “-“button to switch output timing to 720P@60Hz
instantly.
Press “MENU” with “+” button to switch output timing to XGA
(1024x768@60Hz) instantly.
4-/+ Buttons:
Press these buttons to scroll down/up the OSD selections then press
“MENU” button to conrm.
5CHANNEL INPUT 1~4 and CHANNEL OUTPUT A~D:
 Matrix mode: To display any of the four sources on to andy of
the four displays.
i. Press “Matrix/Dual/TV Wall” button to switch to Matrix mode
and LED will illuminate constantly.
ii. Press an output from A~D and then press corresponding input
from 1~4. For example: press output A then press input 1,
output A will display input 1’s image. Each output setting must

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be made individually.
 Dual PoP mode: To combine 2 sources to be presented on each
HDMI output ports (Dual A and Dual B) as left and right image.
i. Press “Matrix/Dual/TV Wall” button to switch to Dual PoP
mode and LED unilluminate.
ii. Press output A/B and then press corresponding input 1/2. For
example: press output A then press input 1, output A will
display input 1’s image on the left side, then press output B
and then press input 2, output A will display input 2’s image
on the right side. Both output A and B will have identical
image.
iii. Dual A group are output A and B, Dual B group are output C
and D. Each group will output the same image
simultaneously.
iv. Press button A or B for 3 seconds, to switch Dual A channel’s
audio between output A or B.
v. Press button C or D for 3 seconds, to switch Dual B channel’s
audio between output C or D.
TV Wall mode: To display a source signal on to four displays as a
big screen.
i. Press “Matrix/Dual/Wall” button to switch to TV Wall mode
and LED will blink once.
ii. Press input 1~4 to select a source to 4 displays (2 by 2 Video
wall). The audio will be on output A only.
POWER - +
1
INPUT 234SAVERECALL
A
OUTPUT BCD
4X4 SEAMLESS MATRIX CDPS-44SM
LOCK
MATRIX/
DUAL/WALL
XGA
720P
MENU
PoP/PiP Mode
Function Buttons
Press OUTPUT A/B/C/D for 2
second to select Audio Source
from 1/2/3/4
PoP/PiP Mode
Select Video Source
Dual B
Right
Sub
Left
Main
Right
Sub
Left
Main
PiP Sub Window Size
Press for 2 seconds to enter into
PoP/PiP On(MENU,-,+ LED illuminate)
or Off(3 LED illuminate) mode.
PiP Main/Sub Swap
PiP Sub Window Position
Dual A
PoP>
PiP>

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Dual PiP mode: To combine 2 sources to be presented on each
HDMI output port (Dual A and Dual B) as main and sub screen
image. The sub screen is in a part of the main screen.
i. Press “Matrix/Dual/TV Wall” button to switch to Dual PiP mode
and LED will blink twice.
ii. Press output A/B and then press corresponding input 1/2.
For example: press output A then press input 1, output A will
display input 1’s image as a main screen, then press output B
and then press input 2, output A will display input 2’s image
as a sub screen. Both output A and B will have identical
image.
iii. Dual A group are output A and B, Dual B group are output C
and D. Each group will output the same image
simultaneously.
iv. Press button A or B for 3 seconds, to switch Dual A channel’s
audio between output A or B.
v. Press button C or D for 3 seconds, to switch Dual B channel’s
audio between output C or D.
vi. Press “SAVE” button for 2 seconds to enter into Dual mode
operation and both “MENU” and “-” & “+” buttons will
illuminate.
Press “MENU” to swap in between the Dual PiP’s main and
sub image position, press the “-” to adjust the sub screen size
to small/medium/large and press the “+” to select sub
screen’s position from top left/right to button left/right. Press
“SAVE” button for 2 seconds to switch back to previous mode
and both “MENU” and “-” & “+” buttons will unilluminated.
Quad mode: To combine 4 sources’ to be presented on each
HDMI output port as a full image, all outputs display identical im-
age and the LED will blink three times.
i. Press A~D to select Quad 1~4 and press 1~4 to select input
sources.
ii. Press A~D for 2 second to select the audio input, only one
audio can be selected each time under Quad mode.

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6MATRIX/DUAL/TV WALL:
Press to switch between Matrix mode, Dual mode, TV Wall and
Quad mode. When in Matrix mode the LED will illuminate constant-
ly, when in DUAL PoP mode the LED will unilluminate, when in TV
Wall mode the LED will blink once, when in Dual PiP mode the LED
will blink twice and in Quad mode the LED will blink three times.
7LOCK:
Press once to lock the keypad and remote control, press 3 second
again to release the lock function.
8SAVE:
To save the customized input and output corresponding settings.
 Press “Matrix/Dual/Wall” button to select mode status.
 Press each output channel A~D and then press corresponding
input channel 1~4.
 Press “SAVE”, the input 1~4 LEDs will all illuminate at the same
time, then press input 1/2/3 or 4 to save to the system memory.
For example: Select Matrix mode, press output A then press
input 4, then press “SAVE”. This will corresponding to remote
control FAV.1~FAV.4.
9RECALL:
When in the mode status “Matrix, Dual or Wall”, press “RECALL”
and the input channel 1~4 LED will illuminate at the same time,
and select input channel 1/2/3 or 4 to recall the customized
screen settings and this will corresponding to remote control
FAV.1~FAV.4.

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6.2 Rear Panel
4321 DCBACONTROL
RS232 DC 12V
USB
SERVICE
ONLY
HDMI IN HDMI OUT
1 2 3 4 5 6
1HDMI IN 1~4:
Connect with HDMI source equipments such as DVD/Blue-ray play-
ers and or PC/Notebook devices.
2HDMI OUT 1~4:
Connect with HDMI TV/Monitor/Recorder for output image display
or saving.
3Control:
Connect to an active network for telnet control (Please refer to 6.5
telnet Commands).
4USB SERVICE ONLY:
This slot is reserved for factory use only.
5RS-232:
Connect from PC/Notebook with D-Sub 15pin cables for RS-232
command sending and controling over the device.
6DC 12V:
Plug the 12V DC power supply into the unit and connect the
adaptor to an AC outlet.

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6.3 Remote Control
1Power: Press this button to
switch on the device or press
it again to set it to standby
mode.
2Info: Press this button to show
the device’s rmware version.
3Out A~D and In 1~4: Press out-
put A~D and then press input
1~4 to select display input.
For example: press Out A then
press In 1, output A will display
input 1’s image.
4MATRIX/DUAL/WALL: Press to
switch between Matrix mode,
Dual mode and TV Wall
mode. Press the DUAL button
to switch between PoP and
PiP mode.
Note: Quad mode selection
is not supported fom this re-
mote control.
4.5 PiP Mode: Under PiP mode,
press OUT A/B to select PiP A
and press OUT C/D to select PiP B.
Press “up & down” keys tochange size and “left & right” keys to
change position.
Press OK key to swap Main/Sub image.
5Lock: Press once to lock the keypad and remote control, press 3
second again to release the lock function.
6Mute: Press this button to mute the audio from HDMI output port.
7▲/▼/←/→/OK: Press these buttons to scroll through the OSD selec-
tion and press OK to enter and conrm the setting.
8Exit: Press this button to exit the OSD menu or the OSD settings.
9Menu: Press this button to enter into the OSD menu.
CR-125
OK
Out AIn 1Matrix
Out B
Info Power
In 2 Dual
Out C In 3 TV Wall
LockOut D In 4
Mute
Exit Menu
Save1024x768 FAV.1
720p 1080p FAV.2
AL AR FAV.3
BL
Dual Audio
BR FAV.4
2
3
6
8
10
11
1
4
5
9
13
7
12

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10 1024x768/720p/1080p: Press these hot keys to switch between
each resolution for outputs.
11 AL/AR/BL/BR: When in Dual & Quad mode, press these hot keys to
switch the audio channel in Left or Right side for Dual A and Dual B
group.
12 SAVE:To save the customized input and output corresponding
settings.
 Press “Matrix/Dual/Wall” button to select mode status.
 Press each output channel A~D and then press corresponding
input channel 1~4.
 Press “SAVE”, then input 1~4’s LED will illuminate at the same
time, then press remote control FAV.1~FAV.4 to save to the
system memory.
13 FAV.1~FAV.4:
Press favorite hot keys 1~4 to bring up the customized screen save
settings.
6.3.1 Remote Control Dip Switch
Open Remote control back cover to adjust dip-switch ON/OFF to
match IR address setting in the OSD menu. Factory defualt is on 0.
1 2
ON
0
1 2
ON
1
1 2
ON
2
1 2
ON
3

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6.4 RS-232 Protocols
CDPS-44SM
►
◄
Remote Controller(PC)
PIN Assignment PIN Denition
1 NC 1 NC
2TxD 2RxD
3RxD 3TxD
4 NC 4 NC
5GND 5GND
6 NC 6 NC
7 NC 7 NC
8NC 8NC
9 NC 9 NC
Baud Rate: 115200bps
Data Bit: 8 bits
Parity: None
Flow Control: None
Stop Bit: 1
6.5 RS-232 & Telnet Commands
All commands will be not executed unless followed with a carriage
return (0x0D) and commands are case-sensitive.
Command Active CDPS-44SM Return
ASP000 Aspect Ratio is Full ASP000
ASP001 Aspect Ratio is 4:3 TV ASP001
ASP002 Aspect Ratio is 16:9 TV ASP002
ASP003 Aspect Ratio is 16:10 TV ASP003
ASP004 Aspect Ratio is to Keep Ratio ASP004
ASP999 Check Aspect Ratio status ASP???
AUA001 Dual A Audio channel in Left/Main
side
AUA001
AUA002 Dual A Audio channel in Right/Sub
side
AUA002
AUA999 Check Dual A audio channel status AUA???
AUB001 Dual B Audio channel in Left/Main
side
AUB001
AUB002 Dual B Audio channel in Right/Sub
side
AUB002
AUB999 Check Dual B audio channel status AUB???
AUD000 Audio output Off AUD000

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Command Active CDPS-44SM Return
AUD001 Audio output On AUD001
AUD999 Check audio on/off status AUD???
AUE000 Audio edid is LPCM 2CH AUE000
AUE001 Audio edid is LPCM 6CH AUE001
AUE002 Audio edid is LPCM 8CH AUE002
AUE003 Audio edid is BITSTREAM AUE003
AUE004 Audio edid is HD AUE004
AUE999 Check audio edid setting AUE???
AUQ001 Quad Audio from Quad 1 AUQ001
AUQ002 Quad Audio from Quad 2 AUQ002
AUQ003 Quad Audio from Quad 3 AUQ003
AUQ004 Quad Audio from Quad 4 AUQ004
AUQ999 Check Quad audio setting AUQ???
BEZ000 Bezel Correction OFF BEZ000
BEZ001 Bezel Correction ON BEZ001
BEZ999 Check bezel correction on/off status BEZ???
BEH??? Horizontal (H) Bezel correction???=000
~ Maximum
BEH???
BEH998 Check the current Horizontal(H) Bezel
correction Maximum value
BEH???
BEH999 Check the current Horizontal(H) Bezel
correction setting value
BEH???
BEV??? Vertical (V) Bezel correction???=000 ~
Maximum
BEV???
BEV998 Check the current Vertical(V) Bezel
correction Maximum value
BEV???
BEV999 Check the current Vertical(V) Bezel
correction setting value
BEV???
BRI??? Setting Brightness No response
???=000~100 for matrix mode
???=(000~100)+200*(OUT No.-1) for dual/tv wall/quad
mode
For example: OUT B set the Brightness value to 57
=(57)+200*(2-1) = 257
BRI99?Check current Brightness value BRI???
99?=999 for matrix mode
99?=991~994=OUT1~4 for dual/tv wall/quad mode
CAL??? RECALL FAV. ???=001~004=FAV.1~4 CAL???
CON??? Setting Contrast No response
CON999 Command setting same as Bright-
ness(BRI)
CON???
DUL001 Set Dual mode to PoP DUL001
DUL002 Set Dual mode to PiP DUL002

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Command Active CDPS-44SM Return
DUL003 Check Dual mode status DUL999
EGW999 RS232 only, check current Ethernet
Gateway Address
aaa.bbb.ccc.
ddd
EIP999 RS232 only, check current Ethernet IP
Address
aaa.bbb.ccc.
ddd
EMK999 RS232 only, check current Ethernet
Subnet Mask Address
aaa.bbb.ccc.
ddd
HLP999 Show Command List Command List
HPI0xy HDCP Input setting
x=1~4=IN 1~4, y=o=On, y=1=Off
HPI0xy
HPI99?Check HDCP INPUT setting ?=1~4
=IN1~4
HPI0xy
HPO0xy HDCP Output setting
x=1~4=OUT A~D, y=o=Follow Input,
y=1=Follow Output
HPI0xy
HPO99?Check HDCPOUTPUT setting ?=1~4
=OUT A~D
HPO0xy
HUE??? Setting HUE No response
HUE999 Command setting same as Brightness
(BRI)
HUE???
INP??? INPUT selection???=001~004=IN 1~4 INP???
Execute OUT???
INP999 Check current INPUT INP???
LAB000 Set Input Label Off LAB000
LAB001 Set Input Label On LAB001
LAB99x Check current Input Lable On/Off LAB???
LAIxyyyyyyy Set Input Lable Name
x=1~4=In 1~4, yyyyyyyyyyyy max. 12
Character
LAIxyy...
LAI99?Check input Lable Character ?=1~4
=IN 1~4
LAIxyy...
LCK000 Un-lock LCK000
LCK001 Lock LCK001
LCK999 Check current Lock/un-lock status LCK???
MNE001 OSD Menu EXIT No response
MND001 OSD Menu DOWN No response
MNL001 OSD Menu LEFT (-) No response
MNO001 OSD Menu OK No response
MNR001 OSD Menu RIGHT (+) No response
MNU001 OSD Menu UP No response
MNX001 OSD Menu No response

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Command Active CDPS-44SM Return
MOD001 Matrix mode MOD001
MOD002 Dual PoP mode MOD002
MOD003 TV Wall mode MOD003
MOD004 Dual PiP mode MOD004
MOD005 Quad Mode MOD005
MOD999 Check current output mode status MOD???
OUT??? OUTPUT selection???=001~004=OUT
A~D
OUT???
OUT999 Check current OUTPUT OUT???
PPO0xy Dual PiP/Sub Position x=1~2=PiP A~B
y=0=Upper left, 1=Upper right, 2=Low-
er right, 3= Lower left
PPO0xy
PPO99?Check PiP/Sub Postion status
?=1~2=PiP A~B
PPO0xy
PSW001 Dual PiP A(Main) image swap with
Sub
PSW001
PSW002 Dual PiP B(Sub) image swap with Main PSW002
PSZ0xy Dual PiP/Sub Size x=1~2=PiP A~B
y=0=Large, 1=Medium, 2=Small, 3= Off
PSZ0xy
PSZ99?Check PiP/Sub Size status
?=1~2=PiP A~B
PSZ0xy
PWR000 Power Off(Standby) PWR000
PWR001 Power On PWR001
PWR999 Check current power status PWR???
RES??? Output resolution???=001~ ...corre-
sponding osd menu list
RES???
RES999 Check current output resolution RES???
RST001 Factory Reset RST001
RST002 Picture Reset RST002
SAT??? Setting Saturation No response
SAT999 Command setting same as Brightness
(BRI)
SAT???
SAV??? SAVE FAV. ???=001~004=FAV.1~4 SAV???
VER999 Check rmware version VER???
Example:
VER110=V1.1
VR2999 Check customer’s rmware version VR2???

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6.6 RS-232 & Telnet control
Using PC software or Hyper terminal to congure the setting. This soft-
ware application can be downloaded from the product webside.
Simply control panel:
Audio Mute OUT A~D
IN 1~4
Full function control panel:

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6.7 Telnet Setting
Through TCP/IP protocol, to sent Port 23 for Telnet communication.
From OSD menu or through RS-232 command to check Telnet con-
nection behavior.