CYP CPLUS-442CVEA User manual

CPLUS-442CVEA
4×6 HDMI and HDBaseT Matrix
with Audio Matrixing & LAN Serving
Operation Manual
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 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 16/03/17 Preliminary release
RDV2 18/04/17 Corrections to section 6.4

CONTENTS
1. Introduction......................................................1
2. Applications.....................................................1
3. Package Contents ..........................................2
4. System Requirements......................................2
5. Features............................................................2
6. Operation Controls and Functions.................4
6.1 Front Panel ................................................. 4
6.2 Rear Panel.................................................. 5
6.3 Side Panel .................................................. 7
6.4 Remote Control......................................... 8
6.5 OLED Menu ................................................ 9
6.6 IR Cable Pin Assignment......................... 10
6.7 RS-232 Protocol........................................ 10
6.8 RS-232 and Telnet Commands .............. 11
6.8.1 Command Syntax.......................... 11
6.8.2 Real World Command Use ........... 13
6.8.3 Full Command List.......................... 16
6.9 Telnet Control .......................................... 30
6.10 WebGUI Control .................................... 32
6.10.1 Video Switch................................. 34
6.10.2 Zone Audio ................................... 37
6.10.3 Extended Audio ........................... 38
6.10.4 HDMI Audio................................... 39
6.10.5 HDBaseT Audio............................. 40
6.10.6 Zone A/V Pairing .......................... 41
6.10.7 EDID Settings................................. 42
6.10.8 HDBaseT & H/W Info..................... 44
6.10.9 User Cong ................................... 45
6.10.10 System Settings........................... 45
6.10.11 Logout ......................................... 46

7. Connection Diagram ....................................47
8. Specications ................................................48
8.1 Technical Specications ........................ 48
8.2 Video Specications............................... 49
8.2.1 Supported HDMI Resolutions ........ 49
8.2.2 Maximum HDMI Cable Length..... 50
8.3 Audio Specications............................... 50
8.3.1 Analog Audio ................................. 50
8.3.2 Linear PCM Audio .......................... 51
8.3.3 Compressed Audio........................ 51
8.3.4 Audio Adjustments......................... 51
8.4 Category Cable Specications............. 52
8.5 HDBaseT Features.................................... 52
9. Acronyms .......................................................53

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1. INTRODUCTION
This 4×6 HDMI and HDBaseT Matrix supports routing and transmission of
video (resolutions up to 4K@60Hz w/ HDMI 2.0 & HDCP 2.2) and audio
(multi-channel digital/stereo analog) while providing exible control
via IR, RS-232, Telnet or WebGUI. As many as four UltraHD sources may
be routed to any of six destinations, four via single Cat.5e/6/7 cables
(up to 100m at 1080p or up to 60m at 4K@30Hz) and two via HDMI
2.0 outputs. The two HDMI 2.0 outputs support transmission of 18Gbps
UltraHD HDMI sources (up to 4K@60Hz, 4:4:4) from any HDMI input or
they can mirror any of the HDBaseT outputs for local monitoring. 3D
video is also supported when compatible sources and displays are
connected.
This product supports passing 7.1 channel LPCM digital audio as well
as advanced bitstream and HD bitstream audio formats. Additionally,
four analog audio outputs are available to provide stereo breakout
audio from the associated HDBaseT output (LPCM 2.0 sources
only). Beyond basic video routing, this product also incorporates
an independent audio matrix with six audio outputs and four audio
inputs. Offering discrete audio routing, insertion and extraction, this
product makes it possible to have multiple audio zones within your
installation. This product supports the Optical Audio Return (OAR)
channel feature, found on compatible HDBaseT receivers, allowing
optical audio sources connected to those receivers to be sent back
to the matrix unit.
LAN support allows your 100BaseT network to be extended to smart TVs
or game consoles. The Power over HDBaseT (PoH) function can power
compatible receivers, providing greater exibility in your installations.
Control is via manual selection buttons, WebGUI, Telnet, RS-232 or IR
remote.
2. APPLICATIONS
• Full audio/video matrix systems
• Residential AV matrix installations
• Commercial AV matrix installations
• Security systems
• University lecture hall systems
• Retail installation systems

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3. PACKAGE CONTENTS
• 1× 4 by 6 HDMI and HDBaseT Matrix with Audio Matrixing
• 1× Remote Control (CR-163)
• 2× IR Extender Cable
• 2× IR Blaster Cable
• 1× 24V/6.25A DC Power Adaptor
• 1× Power Cord
• 1× Rack Ear Set
• 1× Operation Manual
4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
• HDMI or DVI source equipment such as media players, video game
consoles, set-top boxes, PCs or laptops. DVI equipped source
devices must be connected via DVI to HDMI cables/adapters
• HDMI receiving equipment such as HDTVs, monitors or audio
ampliers
• The use of industry standard Cat.6, Cat.6a or Cat.7 cable is highly
recommended
• HDBaseT™ receivers equipped with Optical Audio Return (OAR)
channel support are strongly recommended
• The use of “Premium High Speed HDMI” cables is highly
recommended
5. FEATURES
• HDMI 2.0, HDCP 1.4 and HDCP 2.2 compliant
• Routes 4 HDMI sources to 6 displays using 4 HDBaseT outputs and 2
independent or mirrored HDMI outputs
• HDBaseT 5-Play™ convergence: High-Denition video and audio,
100BaseT Ethernet, 48v PoH (Power over HDBaseT) and control (Bi-
directional IR & RS-232 pass through)
• Supported HDBaseT resolutions: VGA~WUXGA, 480i~1080p,
4K@24/25/30Hz (RGB, YUV 4:4:4 & YUV 4:2:2) & 4K@60Hz (YUV 4:2:0)
dependent upon the output display’s EDID settings

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• Supports HDMI output resolutions up to 4K@60Hz (RGB/YUV 4:4:4)
• Supports automatic 4K@60Hz RGB/YUV 4:4:4 to YUV 4:2:0 conversion
for HDBaseT outputs
• 4K@30Hz signals can be transmitted up to 60m via Cat.5e/6 and up
to 100m via Cat.6a/7
• Supports pass-through of all standard digital audio formats: LPCM
2.0/5.1/7.1, bitstream, and HD bitstream
• Supports audio matrix functionality enabling full audio management
of the system including HDBaseT audio selection, fully independent
audio-only zones and HDMI audio embedding and de-embedding
(LPCM only)
• Supports Digital to Analog Conversion (DAC) and Analog to Digital
Conversion (ADC) for audio integration
• Supports volume, treble, bass, and audio delay for lip-sync (up to
230ms) on analog audio outputs and mute on all outputs
• HDBaseT outputs with Optical Audio Return (OAR) support
• Advanced internal and external EDID management with 4 sets of
congurable EDID settings
• Bi-directional IR support over HDBaseT
• Control via front panel controls, Ethernet (Telnet & WebGUI), RS-232,
& IR remote
• 1U rack mounted design

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6. OPERATION CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
6.1 Front Panel
2.2
isolated
+
21 3 6 7 8
5 9
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1POWER: Press this button to power the unit on or place it into stand-
by mode.
Note: Network functionality and PoH (if the second power supply is
connected) remain active when the unit is in stand-by mode.
2POWER LED: This LED will illuminate GREEN to indicate the unit is on
and receiving power. When the unit is in stand-by mode the LED
will illuminate RED.
3IR WINDOW: Accepts IR signals from the included IR remote for
control of this unit only.
4OUTPUT A~F & INPUT/NUMBER 1~4: Press the “OUT” button to enter
output selection mode. Next, press the output keys (A~F) of the
outputs you wish to route a source to (they will ash to indicate
selection). Next, press the “IN” key followed by the input (1~4)
you wish to route to the selected outputs. Finally, press “ENTER” to
conrm your selection and execute the routing change.
For example, if you wish to display input 1 on outputs A~D then the
following sequence of button presses should be performed: OUT →
A, B, C, D → IN → 1 → ENTER
When directly entering Ethernet address information into the unit
all 10 buttons are used to represent the numbers from 0 to 9 (button
10 = 0) to make number entry more streamlined.
5MENU/CANCEL: Press the “MENU/CANCEL” button to enter the
OLED menu, or to back out from menu items. For a description of
the menu tree, please refer to section 6.5.
6ENTER: Press this button to conrm selections.
7+/IN: Within the menu, this button moves you up within the menu
tree. Otherwise, in routing mode, this button allows you to make

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your input source selection.
-/OUT: Within the menu, this button moves you down within the
menu tree. Otherwise, this button starts routing mode and allows
you to begin your output destination selections.
8PRESET: Press this button to recall saved presets. A maximum of 8
presets can be stored in the unit. Presets are created and stored
via the WebGUI. Please refer to section 6.10.1 for advanced preset
settings.
9LOCK: Press and hold this button for 3 seconds to lock/unlock
all buttons on the front panel. The OLED will display an “L” in the
upper right corner to indicate the front panel is locked.
10 OLED WINDOW: Displays the unit’s menu, settings and information.
6.2 Rear Panel
AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
AUDIO OUT
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2
1
DIGITAL ANALOG
12
EXTENDED
2
1
RLRLRLRL
AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
AUDIO OUT
12
2
1
DIGITAL ANALOG
12
EXTENDED
2
1
RLRLRLRL LAN
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1HDMI IN & IR OUT 1~4: Connect up to 4 source devices to the
HDMI ports using appropriate quality HDMI cables. Input source
devices include Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, game systems
and so on. These inputs are DVI-D compliant (with the use of
DVI to HDMI adapters or cables). Attach IR blasters to the IR Out
ports to transmit the IR signals received from connected HDBaseT
Receivers. The IR signal routing follows the HDMI signal routing.
Note: The use of “Premium High Speed HDMI” cables is highly
recommended.
2HDMI OUT E & F: Connect up to 2 HDMI displays using these HDMI
output ports. These two HDMI ports can be either independent
high bandwidth (18Gbps) outputs, or they can be congured to
mirror two of the HDBaseT outputs for local monitoring or recording
purposes.
Note: 4K signals with HDR (High Dynamic Range) or Deep Color
are supported by the 2 HDMI output ports, however they are not
supported by the HDBaseT outputs due to bandwidth limitations.

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If your HDR source needs to be output over the HDBaseT outputs
please remember to disable the HDR support on your source
device or use a non-HDR supporting EDID.
3CAT5e/6 OUT & IR IN A~D: Connect the Cat.5e/6 outputs via an
appropriate cable to the input ports of compatible HDBaseT
receivers for HDMI audio/video and IR/RS-232 control signal
transmission. In order for an IR signal to be transmitted along
with the HDMI signal an IR extender must be connected to the
associated IR In port. IR signals coming back from the connected
HDBaseT receiver can be used to control the matrix remotely
and will also be broadcast from IR blasters connected to the
appropriate IR Out/All IR Out ports.
Note: 4K signals with HDR (High Dynamic Range) or Deep Color
are supported by the 2 HDMI output ports, however they are not
supported by the HDBaseT outputs due to bandwidth limitations.
If your HDR source needs to be output over the HDBaseT outputs
please remember to disable the HDR support on your source
device or use a non-HDR supporting EDID.
4DIGITAL AUDIO IN 1~2: Accepts digital audio (LPCM 2.0 only) from
sources such as Blu-ray players, game systems, PCs, etc. These
audio sources can be paired with the video from any HDMI input.
5ANALOG AUDIO IN 1~2: Accepts unbalanced analog audio from
sources such as DVD players, PCs, MP3 players, etc. These audio
sources can be paired with the video from any HDMI input
6EXTENDED AUDIO OUT 1~2: Two sets of stereo analog audio outputs.
These audio ports are capable of independently outputting audio
routed from any audio source within the matrix. Treble, bass,
volume and audio delay adjustments can be set in the WebGUI
(LPCM 2.0 or analog stereo sources only).
7ZONE AUDIO OUT A~D: Four sets of stereo analog audio outputs.
These audio ports are capable of independently outputting audio
routed from any audio source within the matrix. Treble, bass,
volume and audio delay adjustments can be set in the WebGUI
(LPCM 2.0 or analog stereo sources only).
8IR IN (ALL): Connect an IR extender to this port for IR signal
reception. All IR signals received will be broadcast by all IR blasters
connected to the matrix or connected HDBaseT receivers. Please
ensure that the remote being used is within direct line-of-sight of

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the IR extender.
9IR OUT (ALL): Connect an IR Blaster to this port to broadcast IR
signals. All IR signals received by any IR extenders connected to
the matrix or HDBaseT receivers will be broadcast. Please place the
IR Blaster in direct line-of-sight of the equipment to be controlled.
10 RS-232: Connect directly to your PC/laptop to send RS-232
commands to control the unit (refer to section 6.7).
11 LAN: Connect to an active Ethernet network to allow for Telnet
and WebGUI control of the matrix (refer to sections 6.9 and 6.10)
as well as to share the network (including Internet, if available)
with connected compatible LAN equipped HDBaseT receivers. This
allows for any Ethernet equipped device (e.g. a smart TV or game
console) connected to the LAN port of a receiver to share the
network/Internet access.
12 SERVICE: Used for rmware service updates in the eld via USB
thumb drive. After connecting a USB thumb drive containing
appropriate rmware, please navigate via the front panel menu to
5-Firmware → 2-Update → YES to begin the rmware update.
13 MAIN 24V: Plug the 24V power supply (included in the package)
into the port marked “MAIN 24V” to power the matrix unit.
6.3 Side Panel
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1FAN VENT: These are air ventilation areas. DO NOT block these
areas or cover them with any objects. Please allow adequate
space around the unit for air circulation.

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6.4 Remote Control
1POWER: Press to power the unit on or place it
into stand-by mode.
2LOCK: Press to lock/unlock the front panel of
the matrix unit.
3MUTE: Mutes Zone Audio outputs. HDBaseT
audio can only be muted when an
independent, non-HDMI, audio source has
been routed to the output.
4IN 1~4 & OUT A~F:
[Local matrix control]: When controlling the
unit directly. Input selection from 1~4 and
output selection from A~F (refer to section 6.1).
[Zone A/V Pairing]: When controlling the unit
via an HDBaseT receiver in a remote location.
Pressing buttons 1~4 will switch to the A/V
source assigned to the number depending
on your current zone. These assignments are
congured via the WebGUI (refer to section 6.10.6).
5MENU/CANCEL: Press the “MENU/CANCEL” button to enter the
OLED menu, or to back out from menu items.
6PRESET: Recall matrix presets. The presets are congured within the
WebGUI.
7+/IN: Within the menu, this button moves you up within the menu
tree. Otherwise, in routing mode, this button allows you to make
your input source selection.
-/OUT: Within the menu, this button moves you down within the
menu tree. Otherwise, this button starts routing mode and allows
you to begin your output destination selections.
◄/VOL- & ►/VOL-: Adjust volume of zone audio.
ENTER: Press this button to conrm selections.
Note: This remote control is designed for the full family of matrix
products. Some functions are not available on all units.
POWERLOCKMUTE
1/A 2/B 3/C
4/D 5/E 6/F
7/G 8/H 9/I
10/J PATTERN
+/IN
MENU/
CANCEL
PRESET
/VOL+
/VOL-
CR-163
ENTER
-/OUT
1
2
4
3
5
7
6

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6.5 OLED Menu
1ST LEVEL 2ND LEVEL 3RD LEVEL
EDID EDID Mode All
Independent
EDID Select All
1~6 (Default EDID
settings)
7~12 (Sink's EDID
settings)
13~16 (User's EDID
settings)
Network Link Status (Idle)
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway Address
MAC Address
DHCP mode On
Off
HDMI Mirroring Output E
Output F
Factory Default Yes
No
Firmware Version
Update Yes
No
Note: The model name and IP address will be displayed when the
unit is powered on. The netmask and gateway information can be
displayed by repeatedly pressing the “+” button on the front panel or
remote control unit.

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6.6 IR Cable Pin Assignment
3
2
1
IR Blaster
Power
IR Signal
NC
3
1
2
IR Signal
Power
Ground
IR Extender
6.7 RS-232 Protocol
MATRIX
►
◄
REMOTE CONTROLLER
Pin Assignment Pin Assignment
1 NC 1 NC
2 TX 2 RX
3 RX 3 TX
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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6.8 RS-232 and Telnet Commands
6.8.1 Command Syntax
The RS-232/Telnet command structure for this unit is both exible and
powerful, and allows for multiple parameters to be set across multiple
ports simultaneously within a single command transmission. This section
will detail the command syntax used to send both simple (single port/
single parameter) commands as well as the more complex (multi-port/
parameter) commands.
The following multi-function syntax is specically for use with these
commands: “ZoneLineOut”, “ExtLineOut”, “HDMI_Out”, and “HDBT_
Out”. “ZoneAvPair” has a special structure that will be explained
separately. All other commands must be sent within discrete
transmissions.
• Basic Command Format
Use this syntax to set or change a single parameter for a single input/
output port.
<Command> {Port} {Parameter [= Value]}
Examples: ZoneLineOut B Treble= -12
HDBT_Out A Mute
• Basic Command Format (ZoneAvPair)
The ZoneAvPair command requires multiple variables to dene the
location of the slot’s value to adjust. This command only accepts 3
possible parameters: “VideoSrc”, “AudioSrc”, and “Load”. Use the
following syntax to set or change a single parameter for a single slot
assigned to an HDBaseT or HDMI output port.
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out {Port} Slot {Slot} {Parameter [= Value]}
Examples: ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out B Slot 5 VideoSrc = HDMI_In 2
ZoneAvPair HDMI_Out H Slot 3 Load
• Multi-Port Command Format
Use the following syntax to set or change a single parameter for
multiple ports. Note that each additional port uses the “+” character

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for separation. The number of ports allowed in a single command is
limited by the number of ports on that specic interface.
<Command> {Port1}+{Port2}+{Etc.} {Parameter [= Value]}
Examples: ZoneLineOut A+B+C Treble = -12
HDBT_Out A+D Mute
• Multi-Slot Command Format (ZoneAvPair)
The ZoneAvPair command allows for multiple slots on a single HDBaseT
or HDMI output to be assigned the same value simultaneously. Use
the following syntax to accomplish this. Note that each additional slot
uses the “+” character for separation. The number of slots allowed in
a single command is limited by the number of slots on that specic
interface.
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out {Port} Slot {Slot1}+{Slot2}+{Etc.} {Param [= Value]}
Example: ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out B Slot 1+3+5 VideoSrc = HDMI_In 2
• Multi-Parameter Command Format
Use the following syntax to set or change multiple parameters for
a single port. Note that each additional parameter uses the “,”
character for separation and spaces are allowed. The number of
parameters allowed in a single command is limited only by the
number of individual parameters that command has.
<Command> {Port} {Param1 [= Value]}, {Param2 [= Value]}, {Etc.}
Examples: ZoneLineOut C Treble = -12, Mute, Delay = 100
HDBT_Out A VideoSrc = HDMI_In 1, AudioSrc = HDMI_In 1
• Multi-Parameter Command Format (ZoneAvPair)
The “VideoSrc”, “AudioSrc” and “Load” parameters may be
combined on a ZoneAvPair command. Note that the “,” character is
used for separation.
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out {Port} Slot {Slot} {Param1=Value}, {Param2=Value}
Example:
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out B Slot 5 VideoSrc=HDMI_In 2, AudioSrc=CoaxIn 1

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• Complex Multi-Port/Parameter Command Format
It is possible to have a single command that affects multiple ports with
multiple groupings of parameters. All previously explained syntax rules
must be observed and each additional set of ports/parameters are
separated by the “&” character.
<Command> {Port1}+{Port2}+{Etc.} {Param1 [= Value]}, {Param2 [=
Value]}, {Etc.} & {Port1}+{Port2}+{Etc.} {Param1 [= Value]}, {Param2 [=
Value]}, {Etc.} & Etc.
Example:
HDBT_Out A+C VideoSrc=HDMI_In 2, AudioSrc=CoaxIn 1 & B+D Mute &
D VideoSrc=HDMI_In 1, AudioSrc=HDMI_In 1
• Complex Multi-Slot/Parameter Command Format (ZoneAvPair)
The ZoneAvPair command can also control multiple slots with multiple
parameter groupings however the syntax is slightly different. Each
command can only affect a single port at a time. Each additional set
of slots/parameters are separated by the “&” character.
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out {Port} Slot {Slot1}+{Slot2}+{Etc.} {Param1=Value},
{Param2=Value} & Slot {Slot1}+{Slot2}+{Etc.} {Param1=Value},
{Param2=Value} & Etc.
Example:
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out B Slot 1 VideoSrc=HDMI_In 2, AudioSrc=CoaxIn
1 & Slot 2+3+4 VideoSrc=HDMI_In 2, AudioSrc=AnalogIn 1 & Slot 5+6
VideoSrc=HDMI_In 1, AudioSrc=HDMI_In 1 & Slot 1 Load
6.8.2 Real World Command Use
• Zone A/V Pairing Mode Command Example
The easiest way to use the matrix for simple HDMI switching while still
allowing for individually tailored zone audio is to use the Zone A/V
Pairing setting within the WebGUI.
This is a congured and saved setting allowing each HDMI input to
be paired with different audio inputs, depending on the zone it is
being output to, for easy selection from a remote within that zone. For
example, certain zones might not be able to handle surround sound,
so you can pair the video in that zone with stereo inputs. Please review
to section 6.10.6 for details of Zone A/V Pairing conguration.

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION
ZoneAvPair HDBT_Out A Slot 1 Load Load the 1st A/V pairing for
HDBaseT Output A’s zone
• Optical Audio Return (OAR) Command Example
If you are also using the Zone Audio outputs (Stereo Zones) for any
zone we recommend using the Optical Audio Return (OAR) function
to set the Zone Audio output to always play the audio coming from
the TV itself. In this way the end user can freely switch between the
matrix input on the TV and the internal tuner/smart functions of the TV
and always be guaranteed audio (remember to set the TV’s optical
output to LPCM 2.0).
This command only needs to be resent after an audio only source has
been selected for that individual Zone Audio output. Commonly a
control system would have a “TV” button in the audio source selection
area along with your other audio sources.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
ZoneLineOut A AudioSrc=OAR_In A Zone Audio output “A” plays
OAR audio from the TV
connected to HDBaseT output
“A”
• HDMI Mirroring Command Example
If you have rack (head end) based AVR’s for surround sound rooms
we recommend using the HDMI outputs and the HDMI mirroring mode
to easily have the audio and video sent to the AVR follow the signal
sent to that zone’s TV.
As long as no further commands are ever sent to the HDMI outputs of
the matrix you only need to set this up once:
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
HDMI_Out F Mirroring=HDBT_Out A Set HDMI output “F” to mirror
HDBaseT output “A”
When using the mirroring function you can use any standard
commands with the mirrored HDBaseT output and the mirroring HDMI
output will follow the commands. These can be an A/V Pairing, Video
or Audio commands, etc.