Lightware RAP-B511-EU-K User manual

RAP-B511-EU -K, -W, -S
RAP-B511-UK -K, -W, -S
RAP-B511-US -K, -W, -S
User’s Manual
Room Automation Panel

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RAP-B511 series – User's Manual 2
Important Safety Instructions
Class II apparatus construction.
The equipment should be operated only from the power source
indicated on the product
To disconnect the equipment safely from power, remove the power
cord from the rear of the equipment, or from the power source. The
MAINS plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device
shall remain readily operable.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside of the unit. Removal of the
cover will expose dangerous voltages. To avoid personal injury, do not
remove the cover. Do not operate the unit without the cover installed.
The appliance must be safely connected to multimedia systems.
Follow instructions described in this manual.
Ventilation
For the correct ventilation and to avoid overheating ensure enough
free space around the appliance. Do not cover the appliance, let the
ventilation holes free and never block or bypass the ventilators (if any).
WARNING
To prevent injury, the apparatus is recommended to securely attach to
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The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that
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be placed on the apparatus.
CAUTION AVIS
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE
NE PAS OUVRIR 
Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment
WEEE
This marking shown on the product or its literature,
indicates that it should not be disposed with other
household wastes at the end of its working life. To
prevent possible harm to the environment or human
health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please
separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material
resources. Household users should contact either the
retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government
            
environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact their
supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract.
This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for
disposal.
The Handling of the Batteries
Use only standard batteries. Do not use new and used batteries
together. This may cause a battery to break or leak and may cause
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insert them with right polarity. Otherwise, the battery may become
           
leakage of the internal liquid. The batteries (and rechargeable
batteries) are not ordinary refuse and must be returned for recycling
purposes. The customer is responsible for returning the used or
rechargeable batteries for recycling. Be careful that children do not
place the batteries in their mouths when removed from the remote
control. Place the battery in a location that children or infants cannot
reach.
Correct Disposal of Batteries in this Product
This marking on the battery indicates that the batteries in this product
should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of
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indicate that the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead above the
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disposed of, these substances can cause harm to human health or the
environment. To protect natural resources and to promote material
reuse, please separate batteries from other types of waste and recycle
them through your local, free battery return system.
Common Safety Symbols
Symbol Description
Direct current
Alternating current
Double insulation
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Symbol Legend
The following symbols and markings are used in the document:
WARNING! Safety-related information which is highly
recommended to read and keep in every case!
ATTENTION! Useful information to perform a successful procedure;
it is recommended to read.
INFO: A notice which may contain additional information. Procedure
can be successful without reading it.
DEFINITION: The short description of a feature or a function.
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be useful.
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Document Information
Allpresentedfunctionsrefertotheindicated products.The descriptions
have been made during testing these functions in accordance with the
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Item Version
Lightware Device Controller (LDC) software v1.30.0b2
Lightware Device Updater2 (LDU2) software v.1.2.2
Controller rmware package version v1.0.1b1
Hardware 1.0
Document revision: 1.1
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Editor: Judit Barsony
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1. INTRODUCTION...................................................................................6
 ...................................................................................6
........................................................................6
 ................................................................................6
 .......................................................................6
..................................................................7
 ......................................................................7
2. INSTALLATION.....................................................................................9
.........................................................................9
 ........................................................... 
...................................................................... 
................................................................................................. 
 .................................. 
.................................. 11
 .................................. 12
 .......................................................................13
........................................................................13
3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW ......................................................................14
...................................................................................14
 ............................................................................ 15
 ............................................................................ 15
.....................................................................................15
..............................................................16
 ......................................................................... 
 ........................................................................... 
.................................. 
 ................................................................................ 
 ...................................................................... 
4. DEVICE CONCEPT.............................................................................17
.........................................................................17
.....................................................18
............................................................................................. 
 ............................................................................................... 
..................................................19
............................................................................... 
 .......................................................................... 
................................................................................... 21
 ................................................................................................. 21
.......................................................................21
 ............................................................... 21
 ..................................................................................... 22
 ................................................................. 22
............................................................. 22
 ............................................................. 22
...................................................23
 ................................................................................ 23
............................................................................ 23
...................................................................... 23
 .................................................................................. 24
5. SOFTWARE CONTROL - LIGHTWARE DEVICE CONTROLLER ....25
 ...................................................................25
..........................................................................25
 .....................................................26
 ............................................................................27
 ............................................................................ 
 ............................................................................. 
.......................................................................... 
 .......................................................... 
 .............................................................................30
.............................................................................................. 
 ................................................................................................. 31
............................................................................................ 32
 .................................................................................................. 32
............................................................................34
..................................................... 34
............................................................................... 35
............................................................... 35
....................................................... 
............................................................. 
 ............................................................... 
.............................................................................37
 ............................................................................................... 37
............................................................................................ 37
 ............................................................................................. 
 ..............................................................................38
 ...............................................................39
6. LW2 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE...............................................40
 .........................................................40
..............................................................40
........................................................................... 
 ........................................................................... 
.................................................................... 41
......................................... 41
................................................... 41
............................................................................... 41
......................................................................... 41
................................................................................... 41
 ....................................................................... 41
 ......................................................................... 41
 ..................................................................... 41
 ................................................. 41
..............................................................42
 ............................................................ 42
........................................................................... 42
 ....................................................................... 42
................................................................ 42
................................................................... 42
 ....................................................................42
 ............................................ 42
 ...............................................43
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RAP-B511 series – User's Manual 5
7. LW3 PROGRAMMERS’ REFERENCE...............................................44
......................................................................................44
...........................................................................44
............ 44
................................................................................... 44
 ............................................................................. 45
............................................................................... 45
 ............................................................................... 45
 .......................................................................................... 45
.......................................................................................... 
..................................................................................... 
 ...................... 
.............................................. 
.......................................................................47
................................................................. 47
........................................................................ 47
................................................................. 47
 ........................................................... 47
........................................................................ 47
 ............................................. 47
....................................................................................... 47
 .............................................................................48
 ....................................................................... 
............................................ 
.......................................... 
........................................................... 
................................................................................. 
 ................................................... 
...................................................... 
 ...................... 
............................................................ 
 ......................................... 
 ................................................................50
................................................. 
........................................................... 
 ...................................................... 
 ..................................................... 51
....................................................................... 51
 ................................................................. 51
 .........................................................52
..................................................................... 52
 ............................................... 52
 ............................. 53
 .....................................................53
............................................................ 53
.............................................................. 53
....................................................................... 53
..................................................54
 ........................................................... 54
 ................................................................................ 54
 ............................................................................. 54
................................. 54
..............................................................56
 ..................................................................... 
.................................................................. 
....................................................................... 
 ...................................................... 
................................................................... 
................................................... 
 ........................................................... 
 ........................................... 
......................................................57
............................................................................. 57
......................................................................... 57
............................................................................... 57
............................................................................. 57
 ................................................................................. 57
................................................................ 57
 ............................................................ 57
 ....................................................................58
 .................................................................. 
 .................................................................... 
 ............................................................................. 
 . 
 ..................... 
................................ 
.................................................................. 
 ...................................................59
................................................ 
 .........................................................59
..................................................... 
............................................... 
..................................................... 
 ......................60
.................................................... 
............................................. 
 .................................... 
............................................................ 
 ..................................................................62
8. FIRMWARE UPGRADE ......................................................................65
 ...................................65
................................................................................65
 .........................................................66
9. TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................67
 ........................68
10. APPENDIX ........................................................................................69
.............................................................................69
............................70
.........................................................70
 ...............................................................71
 ....................................................................72
.................................................................73
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1. Introduction RAP-B511 series  
1
Introduction
          
chapter we would like to introduce the device highlighting the most important
features in the below listed sections:
Model Comparison
INFO: All the models have the same look and functionality, the only
difference is the size and color of the enclosure.
Model name Color Outlet box type
 black
 white
RAP-B511-EU-S brushed steel
 black
 white
 brushed steel
 black
Double US wall box white
RAP-B511-US-S brushed steel
Box Contents
1The transparent caps are not placed onto the buttons, thus, you

section.
Compatible Devices
Room automation panel has standard RS-232, Ethernet, GPIO ports
and they are compatible with other Lightware products or third-party
devices which have the same signal type.
Button panel Safety & warranty info,

Safety and
Warranty
Info
Quick
Start
Guide
Phoenix
®
combicon
3-pole connector
Phoenix
®
combicon
4-pole connector
Labels for button caps Transparent button caps
in a plastic bag
Description
Room Automation Panel is an integrated control solution for AV
systems installed in collaborative spaces. It features a programmable
keypad, a volume knob, and a processor running Lightware Event
Manager.


3xGPIO and 2xRJ-45 ports provide connection to controlled devices.
          
make the installation smooth. The additional RJ-45 connector makes

Model Denomination
About the Serial Number
Lightware devices contain a label indicating the unique serial number
of the product. The structure is the following:
RAP-B511-EU-K
Button Outlet box type
Room Automation
Panel
Faceplate color
(Key or Black)
11 buttons altogether
5 buttons in the first line
7A000941
Year of the manufacturing (3-9, A-Y):
7=2017, 8=2018, 9=2019, A=2020, etc...
6-digit running sequence number
Month of the manufacturing (1-9, A-C):
1=January, 2=February, ..., C=December
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1. Introduction RAP-B511 series – User's Manual 7


Integrated keypad with 11 programmable backlight buttons. Volume rotary knob to control

Ethernet Control


Remote Power
The RAP-B511 is PoE-compatible and can be powered locally by the supplied power adaptor,


RS-232 Bi-directional RS-232 Pass-through
AV systems can also contain serial port controllers and controlled devices. Serial port pass-
through supports any unit that works with standard RS-232.
RS-232
11
0100 1
x
RS-232 Recognizer
Support recognizing incoming RS-232 messages to integrate with 3rd party devices or
Lightware units.
GPIO Control Port


Infra
Infrared (IR) is a wireless technology used for device communication over short ranges. Third
party control systems may send IR control commands to endpoints turning them on and off
or switching their inputs.
LDC
          


systems.
Built-in Event Manager
   
             
complex environment, there is no need to invest in additional control solutions, which makes
the receiver the best choice for numerous applications.
Real-time clock
Real time clock with network time protocol and automatic daylight saving adjustment for
Event Manager scheduling.
Typical Application
VINX Application Example
VINX-110AP
-HDMI-DEC Workstation 2
1-outputdecoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infraport
BidirectionalRS-232
USBHID ext ension
CONNECTbutton(fo r furth er deta ils ple ase see t he User 's manu al)
Shortpress:Acq uire US B conne ction i n multi cast mod e
Lo ng pres s: Rese t to fact ory def aults
Video Strea m ID
0: R eceiv e strea m with Vi deo Str eam ID se t via soft ware
1-15:Recei ve stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID set b y the swi tch
Front LEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Bl inkin g: Boot ing
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:No c onnec tion wi th ENCO DER
Bl inkin g: Connectedto ENCODER, no videooutput
Continuous : Conne cted to E NCODE R, vide o outpu t
USB
OFF:NoUSB co nnect ion
Continuous : USBconnection aquired
VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC
HDMIOUTPUT
SFP
POWER
VIDEO 1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
LINK ACT.
DECODER
DCIN
AUDIO
OUT
AUDIO
IN
UNICAST
MODE
ONLY
12V1A
DECODER
HD
display
CATx
HDMI
USB
Audio
HDMI
(localout)
MODE
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
1234
8-4-2-1
ENCODER
2-outputencoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
MODEb utton ( for fur ther de tails p lease s ee the Us er's man ual)
Shortpress:Togg le betw een bes t video q ualit y and ada ptive d ata rate
Long press:Re set to fa ctory d efaul ts
Video Strea m ID
0: T ransm it stre am with V ideo Str eam ID se t via sof tware
1-15: Trans mit str eam with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID se t by the sw itch
FrontLEDs
POWER
OFF:Nop ower
Bl inkin g: Boot ing
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:No c onnec tion wi th DECO DER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o DECOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to DE CODER , video s ignal d etect ed on HDM I input
POWER and VID EO
Blinking:Video Str eam ID co nflic t in the ne twork
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
1-outputdecoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
CONNECT but ton (fo r furth er deta ils ple ase see t he User' s manua l)
Shortpress:Acquire USBconnection in multicast mode
Lo ng pres s: Rese t to fact ory def aults
Video Strea m ID
0: R eceiv e strea m with Vi deo Str eam ID se t via soft ware
1-15: Recei ve stre am with f ixed Vi deo Stre am ID set b y the swi tch
FrontLEDs
POWER
OFF:Nop ower
Bl inkin g: Booting
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:No c onnec tion wi th ENCO DER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o ENCOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous : Connectedto ENCODER, videooutput
USB
OFF:NoUSB connection
Continuous : USBconnection aquired
VINX-110-HDMI-DEC
HDMIOUTPUT
CONNECT
POWER
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
12 3 4
8-4-2-1
DECODER
1-outputdecoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
CONNECTbutton(fo r furth er deta ils ple ase see t he User 's manu al)
Shortpress:Acq uire US B conne ction i n multi cast mod e
Lo ng pres s: Reset tofactory defaults
Video Strea m ID
0: R eceiv e strea m with Vi deo Str eam ID se t via soft ware
1-15:Recei ve stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID set b y the swi tch
FrontLEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Bl inkin g: Booting
Continuous: Powe r con nect ed
VIDEO
OFF:No c onnec tion wi th ENCO DER
Blinking: Conn ected t o ENCOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to EN CODER , video o utput
USB
OFF:NoUSB connection
Continuous : USBconnection aquired
VINX-110-HDMI-DEC
HDMIOUTPUT
CONNECT
POWER
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
12 3 4
8-4-2-1
DECODER
1-outputdecoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
BidirectionalRS-232
USBHID ext ension
CONNECTbutton(fo r furth er deta ils ple ase see t he User 's manu al)
Shortpress:Acquire USBconnection in multicast mode
Lo ng pres s: Reset tofactory defaults
Video Strea m ID
0: R eceiv e strea m with Vi deo Str eam ID se t via soft ware
1-15:Recei ve stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID set b y the swi tch
Front LEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Bl inkin g: Booting
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:Noconnection with ENCODER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o ENCOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous : Conne cted toENC ODER , vid eo ou tput
USB
OFF:NoUSB co nnect ion
Continuous:USB conne ction a quire d
VINX-110-HDMI-DEC
HDMIOUTPUT
CONNECT
POWER
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
1234
8-4-2-1
DECODER
16-port L3 Switch
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
WiFi Router
Video Wall
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
HDMI
(localout)
MODE
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
12 3 4
8-4-2-1
ENCODER
2-outputencoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
MODEb utton ( for fur ther de tails p lease s ee the Us er's man ual)
Shortp ress : Togglebetween bestvideo quality and adaptivedata rate
Lo ng pres s: Rese t to fact ory def aults
Video Strea m ID
0: T ransm it stre am with V ideo Str eam ID se t via sof tware
1-15:Transm it stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID se t by the sw itch
Front LEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Blinking: Booting
Continuous: Powerconnected
VIDEO
OFF:No conne ction w ith DEC ODER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o DECOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to DE CODER , video s ignal d etect ed on HDM I input
POWERandVIDEO
Blinking: Vi deo Str eam ID co nflic t in the ne twork
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
HDMI
(localout)
MODE
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
12 3 4
8-4-2-1
ENCODER
2-outputencoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
MODEb utton ( for fur ther de tails p lease s ee the Us er's man ual)
Shortpress:Togglebetween best video qualityand adaptive data rate
Long press:Re set to fa ctory d efaul ts
Video Strea m ID
0: T ransm it stre am with V ideo Str eam ID se t via sof tware
1-15:Transm it stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID se t by the sw itch
FrontLEDs
POWER
OFF:Nop ower
Bl inkin g: Boot ing
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:No conne ction w ith DEC ODER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o DECOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to DE CODER , video s ignal d etect ed on HDM I input
POWERandVIDEO
Blinking: Vi deo Str eam ID co nflic t in the ne twork
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
HDMI
(localout)
MODE
VIDEO
USB
1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
VIDEO
STREAMID
ON DIP
LINK ACT.
12 3 4
8-4-2-1
ENCODER
2-outputencoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
BidirectionalRS-232
USBHID ext ension
MODEb utton ( for fur ther de tails p lease s ee the Us er's man ual)
Shortp ress : Toggle be tween b est vid eo qual ity and a dapti ve data r ate
Lo ng pres s: Rese t to fact ory def aults
VideoStreamID
0: T ransm it stre am with V ideo Str eam ID se t via sof tware
1-15:Transm it stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID se t by the sw itch
Front LEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Bl inkin g: Booting
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:Noconnection with DECODER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o DECOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to DE CODER , video s ignal d etect ed on HDM I input
POWER and VID EO
Blinking:Video Str eam ID co nflic t in the ne twork
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
LCD 1 LCD 2 LCD 3
Workstation 1
VINX-110AP
-HDMI-DEC
1-outputdecoder with HDMI connector
HDMI1.4
Infrapor t
Bidirectional RS-232
USBHID ext ension
CONNECTbutton(fo r furth er deta ils ple ase see t he User 's manu al)
Shortpress:Acq uire US B conne ction i n multi cast mod e
Lo ng pres s: Reset tofactory defaults
Video Strea m ID
0: R eceiv e strea m with Vi deo Str eam ID se t via soft ware
1-15:Recei ve stre am with f ixed Vi deo Str eam ID set b y the swi tch
FrontLEDs
POWER
OFF:No power
Bl inkin g: Boot ing
Co ntinu ous: Power connected
VIDEO
OFF:No connection with ENCODER
Bl inkin g: Conn ected t o ENCOD ER, no vi deo out put
Continuous:Connec ted to EN CODER , video o utput
USB
OFF:NoUSB connection
Continuous:USBconnection aquired
VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC
HDMIOUTPUT
SFP
POWER
VIDEO 1GbELAN
(AVINPUT)
LINK ACT.
DECODER
DCIN
AUDIO
OUT
AUDIO
IN
UNICAST
MODE
ONLY
12V1A
DECODER
HD
display
Video Wall Player
PC 1
PC 2
PC 3
Tablet Control
RAP-B511-EU-K
VINX-120-HDMI-DEC
Remote Powering Remote Powering
ConditionsActions
Button Process SourceSwitching
SchedulingDisplay / Projector On / Off
Volume
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1. Introduction RAP-B511 series  
Meeting Room Application Example
Lights
Relay Box
RAP-B511-EU-K
Occupancy
Sensor
HDMIOUT
AUDIOOUT
SIGNAL HDCP
2
HDMIOUT
SIGNAL HDCP
1
HDMIIN
SIGNAL
1HDMIIN
SIGNAL
2HDMIIN
SIGNAL
3HDMIIN
SIGNAL
4
PIN:2mm
12VDC
1.5A---
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HDMIEMBEDDID
ANALOGIN
ANALOGIN
HDMIEMBEDDID
HDMIEMBEDDID
HDMIEMBEDDID
ANALOGIN
ANALOGIN
AUDIO
SELECT
VIDEO
SELECT
HDMIOUT 1HDMIOUT 2
FrontLEDs
LIVE
AUDIOOUT
O1AUTO
Fastblinking (0.5 sec): Firmware upgrade mode
ON:Powered but no operation
OFF:No power
OFF:Embedded audio not present for de-embedding
Blinking(1 sec): Normal operation
Blinking:Audio format not supported for de-embedding
ON:Audio de-embedded
ON:Autoselect enabled on Output 1
O2AUTO
INPUTSELECT LEDs
ON- GREEN: Input selected, signal present,
originalaudio
ON- ORANGE: Input selected, signal present,
originalaudio replaced by analog audio in
RearLEDs
HDMIInputs:
HDMIOutputs:
ON:Signal present on input
SIGNAL
SIGNAL
OFF:Signal not present on input
Blinking:Input selected, signal not present
ON:Signal present
OFF:Signal not present or muted
HDCP
OFF:Output signal not HDCP encrypted
Blinking:Non HDCP capable device connected,
encryptedsignal replaced with red screen
ON:Output signal HDCP encrypted
ON:Autoselect enabled on Output 2
TPSIN
HDMIIN
HDMIIN
HDMIIN
AUTOSELECT
2
3
4
1
AUDIO
SELECT
Madein EU, Hungary
RoHS
Forbest performance use AWG23
CAT6orCAT7 SFTP cable
Devicecan be remote powered over TPS link with PoE
(IEEE802.3af)
Sn:
MMMMXX44xx22--HHDDMMII
4x2Matrix Switcher with TPS and HDMI intups Audio embedding and de-embedding
MMX4x2-HDMI
TBX-M210-K
Audio Amplifier
CATx
HDMI
Analog audio
GPIO
Monitor
PC
Laptop
ConditionsActions
Button ProcessSource Switching
SchedulingDisplay / Projector On / Off
Occupancy SensorLamp On / Off
Volume
Conference Room Application Example
ConditionsActions
Button Process SourceSwitching
SchedulingDisplay / Projector On / Off
Occupancy Sensor Lamp On / Off
Screen Up / Down
Volume
Madein EU, Hungary
50/60Hz 1.4-0.85A
100-240VAC
Sn:
Reset
3
4
RXTXRX TX
2 1
TXTX
4RS232
2 1
3
MICIN
AUDIOOUT
AUDIOIN
65
IIRROOUUTT
TPS+PoEOUT1 TPS+PoEOUT2
TPS+PoEIN1 TPS+PoEIN2 TPS+PoEIN3 TPS+PoEIN4
MMx8x4-HT420M
Lights Relay Box
UMX-TPS-TX140
TBX-M210-K
RAP-B511-EU-K
Remote Powering
CEC CEC
Laptop
Motorized Screen
Occupancy
Sensor
Monitor
Audio Amplifier
PC
Projector
CATx
RS-232
HDMI
Analog audio
VGA
DVI
Relay
GPIO
AUDIO1IN
VIDEO AUDIO
INPUTSTATUS
RESET
Audio1
HDMI
DP
DVI-D
HDCP
Autoselect
DVI-AVideo
Audio2
VGA
HDMI
DP
DVI-D
3DPIN
2
VIDEO
SELECT
AUDIO
SELECT
SHOW
ME
HDMI-TPS-RX97
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2. Installation RAP-B511 series  
Labels
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and labels support to identify the customized button function.
Labels for button caps of the RAP-B511 series
PROJ
ON / OFF
SYSTEM
ON / OFF
PC
HDMI
DOC
CAM
VOL
UP
VOL
DOWN
VOL
MUTE WIRELESS APPLE
TV
BLACK
SCREEN
BLANK /
AV MUTE
HDMI1
CAMERA BLURAY MEDIA
PLAYER
ROOM
PC
WALL
PLATE
VIDEO
CONF
LECTERN
PC
HDMI2 AUTO
SOURCE INPUT1 INPUT2 INPUT3 INPUT4
PC1 PC2 LAPTOP LAPTOP1 LAPTOP2 VGA DP
LIGHTS
ON / OFF
LIGHTS
ON
LIGHTS
OFF
DISPLAY
1
DISPLAY
2
SYSTEM
ON
SYSTEM
OFF
PROJ
ON
PROJ
OFF
DISPLAY
ON / OFF
DISPLAY
ON
DISPLAY
OFF
SCREEN
UP
SCREEN
DOWN
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Installation
The chapter is about the installation of the device and connecting to other
appliances, presenting also the mounting options and further assembly steps:
Mounting Options
Compatible Outlet Box Types
The room automation panel can be easily mounted into an industrial
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Model name refers to the box type, see the recommended box types
for the models in the table below:
Model Outlet box type RAP-B511
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RAP-B511-EU
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









RAP-B511-US
Double US wall box
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Outlet Box, 2-Gang,
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
INFO: The outlet box is not supplied in the mounting kit. Please
contact [email protected] for the availability.
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The caps of the buttons are supplied separately with the product in a
plastic bag. Select the desired label and insert it as shown in attached

Step 1. Insert the label.
Step 2. Place the cap and pay
attention to the nut; the
direction of the buttons are
different, thus, certain caps
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DISPLAY
ON
1
2
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Ý
Ý
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2. Installation RAP-B511 series  
Mounting RAP-B511-EU into the Outlet Box
Step 1. Pull apart the  from the Button panel by your hand (no special tool needed).
Step 2. Place two screws (marked with red color) or four screws (marked with yellow color) over the holes.
Front plate
Button panel
Button panel
Step 3. Insert the Button panel into the Outlet box and position it to get the holes aligned.
Step 4. Fasten the front side of the device to the Outlet box 
Step 5. Place back the to the Button panel.
Button panel
Outlet box
Front plate
Button panel
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