JSTRON A7 VP User manual

Contents
1. Product description.........................................................................1
1.1 Product statement..........................................................................................1
1.2 Trademarks................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Safety instructions.........................................................................................2
1.4 Product accessories....................................................................................... 3
2. Product overview.............................................................................4
2.1 Product profile.............................................................................................. 4
2.2 Product characteristics.................................................................................. 5
2.3 Product model............................................................................................... 6
3. Appearance introduction................................................................7
3.1 Product size...................................................................................................7
3.2 Front panel.................................................................................................... 8
3.2.1 Destination selection................................................................................8
3.2.2 Layer selection.........................................................................................9
3.2.3 OLED screen............................................................................................9
3.2.4 User-specified area................................................................................ 10
3.2.5 Key function.......................................................................................... 10
3.2.6 Switching area....................................................................................... 12
3.2.7 Shortcut function area............................................................................12
3.2.8 Numeric keyboard area ........................................................................17
3.3 Rear panel ................................................................................................. 18
3.4 Product size of A7 master........................................................................... 19
3.5 Front panel of A7 master............................................................................ 19
3.5.1 Instructions for Lights............................................................................19
3.5.1 A7 master menu..................................................................................... 20
3.5 Rear panel of A7 master ........................................................................... 21
4. Application scenarios.................................................................... 21
5. Equipment connection.................................................................. 22
5.1 Single-machine direct connection...............................................................23
5.2 Multiple machine cascading ..................................................................... 24
6. A6plus Control software description...........................................25
6.1 Menu navigation......................................................................................... 26
6.1.1 Master settings....................................................................................... 27
6.1.2 Input settings..........................................................................................28
6.1.3 Destination settings ..............................................................................31
6.2 Layer editing ............................................................................................. 34

6.2.1 Layer area description............................................................................34
6.2.2 Layer adjust ......................................................................................... 36
6.2.3 Color conditioning................................................................................. 37
6.2.4 KEY....................................................................................................... 37
6.2.5 Preset......................................................................................................39
6.2.6 User Keys function................................................................................ 39
6.2.7 Layer shortcut function..........................................................................40
6.2.8 Switch.................................................................................................... 41
6.3 Multiple screen monitor mode settings.......................................................42
6.4 System setting ......................................................................................... 44
6.4.1 Advanced setting.................................................................................. 45
6.4.2 Backup................................................................................................... 45
6.4.3 Hardware................................................................................................45
6.4.4 Upgrade..................................................................................................46
6.4.5 Language................................................................................................46
7. Case analysis.................................................................................. 47
8. Troubleshooting.............................................................................51
9. Warranty........................................................................................52

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Product description
1.1 Product statement
The manual shall not be copied, transcribed or translated in whole or part, or
disclosed commercially in any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or
other possible means) or used for any commercial profit without prior written consent
of our company.
Please read this manual carefully before use. Any product specification and
information in the manual are only for reference and subject to improvement without
further notice. Unless otherwise specified, the manual herein is acted as directions to use
only and all statements, information and the like do not constitute the warranty of any kind.
1.2 Trademarks
VESA stands for the trademark of the Video Electronics Standards
Association.
HDMI mark and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks of HDMI
Licensing LLC.

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1.3 Safety instructions
The equipment must be connected with ground wires.
Voltage with rated power shall be employed by the equipment. and the input
voltage error shall be ±10%.
Do not connect AC power line with another AC power line that may cause excessive noise.
Please use the equipment in the environment where the temperature is -10℃to
45℃and the relative humidity is 90% or below.
Do not use the equipment in the special environment, such as near heat source
where the equipment may be overheated to damage. Please use the equipment
at the well-ventilated place and keep the air vent smooth.
Do not expose the equipment at the place where the equipment may be collided
accidentally or vibrated and reinforce the equipment in case of the vibration.
Do not put such foreign objects as water and metal objects into the equipment.
Otherwise, the equipment is damaged to cause a fire.
In case of any irregular or exceptional phenomenon, cut off the power supply
instantly, disconnect the AC power line and handle it subject to the
"troubleshooting".
Do not dismantle the equipment by yourself in case of any damage and contact
the designated maintenance center for repair.
The disconnecting device shall remain easily operable.
Pleas confirm that the equipment shall be free from water droplets or splashes
and shall not contain liquid-filled articles such as vases.

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1.4 Product accessories
*Above accessories may differ upon service condition of the user.
Project
Name
Quantity
A6 PLUS
1
Power line
1
Network cable
1
Canon lamp
2
A7 VP(Video
Processor)
1
Power line
2
Manual
1
Conformity
certificate
1

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Product overview
2.1 Product profile
A6 PLUS is the new-generation JSTRON seamless event console designed for
high-end shows and rental market, adopting Intel desktop CPU and one 18.5 inch
1080P touch screen, which gives you a variety of show configuration such as sources
selection, layers adjustment, seamless switching and presets management and helps
you real-time control easily with the transition T-Bar and user-defined function
buttons.
It can realize multiple layer fade-in and fade-out switching, multiple scene preset
and retrieval and other functions, when been used with A6、A7、A8 VP , which are
widely used in the Live stage, video conference, exhibition, performance control and
other fields.

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2.2 Product characteristics
A6PLUS Console product characteristics
18.5-inch full HD (1920*1080) capacitor touch screen
High precision T-Bar for finer switching
48 user-specified keys and OLED information screens (can be specified as input,
preset, and AUX)
10 shortcut keys and OLED information screen
Support key, external mouse, keyboard and touch screen control modes
Up to 132 scene switches, supporting scene one-key calling
A single output port can open 4 screens, with up to 24 screens of image display,
and each screen can be arbitrarily adjusted across the output port and adjust the
size to support seamless switching,change of the layer priority
Available with A8 and A6 400 masters
A7 VP product characteristics
access up to 24 input sources,input resolution up to 4Kx2K@60
Support screen splicing across output ports. The screen is smooth and natural.
There is no tearing, framing or smearing. The splicing can reach
11520x1080@60 、5760x2160@60 、1920x6480@60 resolution output. and
backwards compatible
Across screen 24 layer display freely,Input and output 16 screen monitoring
16 channels of LOGO can be stored,Up to 6 channels of LOGO can be stored at
the same time
Pure hardware drive operation, dual power supply configuration, reliable and
stable operation of equipment

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2.3 Product model
A6PLUS console
Model
Configuration
A6PLUS Console
A6PLUS console and accessories
A7 master
Model
Configuration
A7 - E
Input: 8DVI+2HDMI+2DP output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - F
Input: 6DVI+2HDMI+2DP+2SDI output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - G
Input: 12DVI+2HDMI+2DP output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - H
Input: 12DVI+4HDMI+4DP+4SDI output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - I
Input: 4DVI+4HDMI+4DP output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - M
Input: 10DVI+2SDI output:6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - N
Input: 6DVI+4HDMI+4DP+2SDI output:6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - O
Input: 8DVI+6HDMI+6DP+4SDI output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - P
Input: 14DVI+4HDMI+4DP+2SDI output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 - Q
Input: 6DVI+6HDMI+6DP+2SDI output: 6DVI host +6DVI standby
A7 master selection
Name
Correspondence
Instruction
Extended DVI input board
A7-DVI
3DVI input
Extended HDMI+DP input
board
A7-HDMI DP
2 HDMI+2DP input
Extended SDI+DVI input
board
A7-SDI DVI
2SDI + 2DVIinput
Extended multiple screen
monitor panel
A7-MTB
Multiple screen monitoring
process

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Appearance introduction
3.1 Product size
Unit: mm

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3.2 Front panel
Console lighting
The access to the Canon lights, which can be connected to 2 lights, is controlled by
the back switch of the console.
Touch screen
Single click to control can be carried out through the display screen in the way of
touch control, and reasonable adjustment of menu and parameters can be made at the
same time for real-time monitoring of the preview screen.
3.2.1 Destination selection
Numeric keys 1 to 12 respectively correspond to the destination of the master,
CLEAR: Clear the status of the currently selected destination, CLEAR+ALL:
Clear all destination states.
Key lights are displayed in three different colors. Three different colors also
represent three different states of our keys, black: non-activated, white:
activated, red: selected

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Note:
The next level of operation can only be performed when the destination is "red".
The "preview" switching "program" is switched according to the status of the
destination. Only the "activated" and "selected" status can be switched, and the
"inactivated" status cannot be switched.
3.2.2 Layer selection
The destination should be in the "selected" state when a layer is added
Black: no layer White: layer added Red: layer selected
Only the selected layer can be used for input source selection, window
adjustment, and so on
Numeric keys 1 to 10 respectively correspond to 1-10 layers of the master, and
more than 10 pages can be turned down for a total of 4 pages
CLEAR: clear the selected layer, CLEAR+ALL: clear all layers of the current
destination
3.2.3 OLED screen
The OLED screen displays the current key status in real time.

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3.2.4 User-specified area display/function keys
3.2.5 Key function
Under ASSIGN1, four modes, INPUT, PRESET, AUX1 and AUX2 can be
switched, which can be switched by function keys
ASSIGN1, ASSIGN2, ASSIGN3, ASSIGN4, are all keys with different
functions and can be selected freely
The 1 to 12 of INPUT respectively correspond to the input of 1 to 12 ports of
the master, and can turn to the following page after exceeding the input, or can
realize one page displaying 48 input sources by adjusting the function keys
Layer selection is required to select an input source
INPUT key light definition:
The OLED screen does not have a serial number, and the key is black: Panel card
not inserted
The OLED screen has a serial number, and the key is black: current channel has

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no input source
The key is white: current channel has input source access
The key is red: current layer is selected, and channel has input source access
The key is dark red: the current layer is selected, and channel has no input source
access
Each of the 1 to 12 keys of PRESET corresponds to a preset, beyond which the
page can be turned down, or 48 presets for one page display can be realized by
adjusting the function keys, with a maximum of 132 presets supported
PRESET key light definition:
The key is black: current channel has no preset
The key is white: current channel already has presets
The key is green: preset templates for the current channel are displayed in
preview
The key is red: preset templates for the current channel are displayed in program
The key is orange: preset templates for the current channel are displayed in
preview and program
The 1 to 12 of AUX respectively correspond to the input of 1 to 12 ports of the
master, and can turn to the following page after exceeding the input, or can
realize one page displaying 48 input sources by adjusting the function keys
The AUX key light definition is the same as that of the INPUT
The 1 to 12 of User Key respectively correspond to the store layer of 1 to 12
ports, and can turn to the following page after exceeding the input, or can realize
one page displaying 48 store layer by adjusting the function keys
User Key key light definition:
The key is black: current channel has no store layer
The key is white: current channel already has store layer
The key is red: store layer templates for the current channel are displayed in
program
LED light strip
Concealed light strip can be controlled and adjusted through the system→
advanced setting→ front light

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3.2.6 Switching area
3.2.7 Shortcut function area
Switch progress bar
T-bar: push rod, manually control
switching speed
CUT key: Fast switching
AUTO key: fade in and out. The
time can be set through the menu
switch area.
DEST: to be developed
LAYER: layer editing
INPUT: input function
PRSET: Preset function
SCREEN: menu navigation
MVR: monitoring function
USER KEY:store layer
CUE: to be developed
TIME: to be developed
DEVICE: function debugging

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LAYER: layer editing
Select the shortcut function area and then a sub menu function
The following functions are for layer editing. Please confirm whether the layer is
selected before setting
UP: Raise the priority of the selected layer by one level
DOWN: Lower the priority of the selected layer by one level
KEY: carry out matting on the selected layer. After pressing the key, the lower
left corner of the menu layer will have matting identification, indicating that
matting has been opened for debugging with the matting area of the menu layer.
Note: After matting the layer, the layer priority becomes the highest
FREEZE: the screen is frozen. After pressing the key, there will be a freeze
identification in the lower left corner of the menu layer, indicating that the freeze
has been opened
LOCK/UNLOCK: layer lock/unlock
FULL H: horizontal and full screen of destination
FULL V: vertical and full screen of destination
FULL HV: horizontal and vertical full screen of destination
FULL PORT: output single port full screen
INPUT: input function
HPOS: move to intercept
horizontal position
VPOS: move to intercept vertical
position
HSIZE: intercept screen with
horizontal size.
VSIZE: intercept screen with
vertical size
RESET: reset interception to
default
Example: press HPOS, type the
value through the numeric
keyboard, press Enter to apply,
and the others can be set in this
method

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Examples of interceptions:
Window source interception is to intercept part of the input source area of the
current window and enlarge the selected area to show the whole window,
X=horizontal start, Y=vertical start, as shown in the following Figure: 8.2.1
As shown in the Figure: 8.2.1
X
PRSET: Preset function
LOCK ALL: lock all presets
UNLOCK ALL: unlock all presets
LOCK UNLOCK: lock/unlock current preset
SAVE PVW: save preview template
SAVE PGM: save program template
OWEITE FROM PVW: preview template
overrides the currently selected preset
OWEITE FROM PGM: program template
overrides the currently selected preset
SAVE PVW TO…: press SAVE PVW
TO… and add the preset numbering key
to manually save the preview template.
If the current numbering template
already exists, it will be directly
overwritten and saved
SAVE PGM TO…: press SAVE PGM
TO… and add the preset numbering key
to manually save the program template.
If the current numbering template
already exists, it will be directly
overwritten and saved
DELETE FROM:press DELETE FROM
and add the preset numbering key to
manually delete the program template.
You cannot delete, overwrite, or modify
a template after it has been locked
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SCREEN: menu navigation
MVR: monitor calling
Control: quickly switch menu page
main menu
Config: quickly switch menu page
to editing page
Mvr: quickly switch menu page to
Multiple screen monitor mode
settings page
Setting: quickly switch menu page
to setting page
VP ID: correspond to the ID name
of the master,multiple control by
one machine, and monitoring output
can be controlled by switching VP
Mode1-9:
calling Mode1-Mode9 monitor
page mode
Mode1-Mode9 is the mode saved in
the multiple screen mode settings
page

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USER Key:store layer
DEVICE: Function debugging
SAVE SYSTEM: save user
settings
TRANS TIME: reset switching
time to default
SAVE:save layer
SAVE To……:press SAVE To……
and add the store layer
numbering key to manually
save the store layer
OWRITE:press OWRITE and add
the store layer numbering key
to manually cover the store
layer
DELETE:delete the current
select store layer
DELETE FROM…:press DELETE
FROM… and add the store
layer numbering key to delete
the store layer
LOCK UNLOCK:lock/unlock
current store layer
LOCK ALL:lock all store layer
UNLOCK ALL:unlock all store
layer

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3.2.8 Numeric keyboard area
MOD PGM: program output synchronous preview
screen
PANEL LOCK: one-key lock console
FREEZE PGM: this feature is used for A8 masters
BLACK: this feature is used for A8 masters
H&V: horizontal and vertical equal proportion
H POS: horizontal start V POS: vertical start
H SIZE: horizontal size V SIZE: vertical size
For example: the current horizontal window is
960. Press H SIZE after selecting the layer,
enter 1920 with the numeric keyboard, and
press ENTER. The setting is successful.
Numeric keyboard area
ESC COPY PG
FN THRU PG
Up and down, left and right key: HPOS, VPOS, HSIZE
and VSIZE key are cooperated for fine adjustment.
: this feature is used for
A8 masters