SY Electronics SY-MUHD-44 User manual

SY-MUHD-44 & SY-MUHD-88
SY Electronics Ltd, Unit 7, Worrall Street, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 4TH, United Kingdom
Tel: [phone] – Fax: [phone] – www.sy.co.uk
User Manual
SY-MUHD-44
and
SY-MUHD-88
4x4 HDMI 4K Matrix
8x8 HDMI 4K Matrix

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Safety Instructions
To ensure reliable operation of these product as well as protecting the safety of any person using or
handling
these devices while powered, please observe the following instructions.
1. Use the power supplies provided. If an alternate supply is required, check Voltage,
polarity and
that it has sufficient power to supply the device it is connected to.
2. Do not operate these products outside the specified temperature and humidity range
given in
the above specifications.
3. Ensure there is adequate ventilation to allow this product to operate efficiently.
4. Repair of the equipment should only be carried out by qualified professionals as these
products
contain sensitive devices that may be damaged by any mistreatment.
5. Only use these products in a dry environment. Do not allow any liquids or harmful
chemicals to
come into contact with these products.
6. Due to the weight and physical size of some of these matrix switchers, correct Manual
Handling
and Lifting procedures should be observed at all times while handling these products in
order
to minimise the risk of injury.
After Sales Service
1. Should you experience any problems while using this product, firstly refer to the
Troubleshooting
section in this manual before contacting SY Technical Support.
2. When calling SY Technical Support, the following information should be provided:
 Product name and model number
 Product serial number
 Details of the fault and any conditions under which the fault occurs.
3. This product has a two year standard warranty, beginning from the date of purchase as
stated on
the sales invoice. Online registration of this product is required to activate the full three
year
extended warranty. For full details please refer to our Terms and Conditions.
4. SY Product warranty is automatically void under any of the following conditions:
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Important notice, please read

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The SY MUHD-44 and MUHD-88 are 4x4 and 8x8 true HDMI matrix switchers respectively, supporting HDMI2.0,
HDCP2.2 and up to 4K video resolution and 10.2GHz bandwidth. They allows any source (BluRay player, HD
DVD player, satellite receiver, game station, etc.) to be shown on the any of the displays simultaneously, no
matter whether the source is HDCP compliant or not.
These matrix switchers equalize and amplify the output to ensure the HDMI signal can be transmitted through
a long cable without loss of quality.
The SY MUHD-44 and MUHD-88 offer solutions for digital entertainment centres, HDTV retail, show sites, data
centre control, information distribution, conference room presentation, school and corporate training
environments, and may more.
Features
l HDMI 2.0 , HDCP2.2 compliant (10.2 GHz)
l De-embeded Stereo audio per output (3 pin screw terminals)
l Easy to use: Install in seconds, Simple interface, Feature rich, Powerful EDID management
l Allows range of HDMI source devices to be independently switched to multiple HDMI monitors,
HDTVs, or projectors
l The outputs can show the same or different sources at the same time, regardless of the source being
HDCP compliant or not
l Supports high definition resolutions 4K/60, 4K/30, 1080P, 1080i, 720P and standard video format
l Four control mode options: Front panel, IR (Front panel or using IR extension kit), RS232, Ethernet
Panel Descriptions
Front
Rear

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① HDMI input ports
② HDMI output ports
③ Analogue audio output
④ Ethernet control
⑤ RS23 for control
⑥ IR port (for external IR receiver)
⑦ DC power input
Installation
1) Connect the HDMI input sources to SY-MUHD-44 /88
2) Connect the HDMI outputs to SY-MUHD-44 /88
3) Power on the required input sources
4) Connect the power supply into the SY-MUHD-44 and turn on the displays
5) Use the remote control or the front panel push buttons to choose input to output source selection
*Insert and remove HDMI cables carefully to avoid damaging the HDMI connectors on the matrix switchers.
Operation
Front Panel Control
The SY-MUHD-44 and SY-MUHD-88 front panel controls allow for the selection of the inputs to the various
outputs. First press a button on the OUTPUT row to choose the output port, then press a button on the
INPUT row to select the input signal for the selected output. (Output, then Input)
Figure 1- MUHD-44 Front Panel Controls
Figure 2 - MUHD-88 Front Panel Controls

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Local IR Control
Figure 3 - MUHD-44 IR Control Figure 4 - MUHD-88 IR Control
The HDMI routing of the matrix can also be controlled by using the IR remote supplied with the product.
The left arrow button decrements to the next lower input port, and the right arrow increments to the next
input port.
The IR remote controller for the SY-MUDH-44 also allows direct selection of the inputs for each output.
The IR remote control for the SY-MUHD-88 allows the user to increase or decrease all eight of the inputs
source selections simultaneously with a single button press.
The supplied IR receiver cable can be used to provide a different receiver position. Simply plug the cable into
the IR Ext socket on the rear of the matrix switcher.

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EDID Setting
The matrix switcher has 12 built-in factory defined EDID setting, and three user programmable EDID
memories. The user EDID memories are independent to each input and can therefore be set differently for
each input. The matrix switcher can also be set to use the EDID information from any of the output display
devices.
To change the EDID setting, press and hold any INPUT button for 3 seconds and the LCD display will show
the current EDID setting for that input channel.
The EDID setting will be one of the following:
1：1080P 2CH (PCM)
2：1080P audio 5.1
3：1080P audio 7.1
4：1080P 3D 2CH (PCM)
5：1080P 3D audio 5.1
6：1080P 3D audio 7.1
7：4K30Hz 3D 2CH (PCM)
8：4K30Hz 3D audio 5.1
9：4K30Hz 3D audio 7.1
10：4K60Hz (Y420) 3D 2CH (PCM)
11：4K60Hz (Y420) 3D audio 5.1
12：4K60Hz (Y420) 3D audio 7.1
USER EDID 1
USER EDID 2
USER EDID 3
EDID from output 1
EDID from output 2
EDID from output 3
EDID from output 4
The first twelve EDID settings are factory set and cannot be altered. The three USER EDID memories can only
be programmed using RS232 commands. The EDID from any output can be programmed either using the
front panel controls as described below, or by using RS232 commands. Each input presents its currently
selected EDID setting to the HDMI source device, therefore only one EDID setting is active at any instant for
an input, but this setting can be different for each input.
The following is an example of how to change the EDID setting for input 3:
User Action
LCD Text after User Action
Press and hold button 3 for 3 seconds.
Click button 3 to step to the next EDID setting.
(This step can be repeated until the desired EDID setting is
displayed)

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Press and hold button 3 for 3 seconds to save the setting.
When the LCD shows the following text, or similar:
Then pressing and holding button 3 for three seconds will make the matrix switcher read the EDID from the
display device connected to the selected HDMI output and save it to the input chosen as the first step in the
above table.
Please always be aware that the EDID setting of each input is independent and that, therefore, each input
may need to be programmed separately.
Display IP Information
Press and hold buttons 3 and 4 for three seconds to display the current IP settings. The screen will change
every three seconds to display the next IP setting, but will always begin with the current IP address of the
matrix:
In order to prevent potential IP problems arising, most of the IP settings can only be programmed using
RS232 commands.
Changing the DHCP Setting
Press and hold buttons 1 and 3 for three seconds to change the DHCP setting. The LCD will show the new
DHCP setting:
or
Setting the Cascading Mode
When the cascading mode is enabled the matrix will not read the EDID or Hot Plug Status from any display
device and will always output the HDMI signal. This mode should only be enabled if the installation is
experiencing some HDMI problems and enabling this mode solves the problem. If the problems persist when
the cascading mode is enabled then there may be a handshaking issue between the matrix and the display
device.
The cascade mode is enabled when the LCD shows the following:

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RS232 Commands
The SY-MUHD-44 and SY-MUHD-88 can also be controlled using RS232 commands, and some configuration
settings can only be performed using RS232 commands. The same commands can sent to the matrix via the
Ethernet, as IP commands.
The serial port settings should be set to: 57600,n,8,1 (baud: 57600, no parity, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit) with
no handshaking.
In each of the following RS232 command the ¿ symbol represents the carriage-return character (0x0d).
Where shown for a particular command, the square brackets [] are required for that command.
The commands normally reply with the same command that was sent, but with the fist character pointing
left: e.g. the command: >@WVSO[1]I[2]¿ gives the command response: <@WVSO[1]I[2]¿
Video Selection Commands
Change the input and output signal routing:
Where x is the input number and y is the output number.
>@WVSO[y]I[x]¿
Set input x to all outputs >@WVSOA[x]¿
Turn output y off >@WVSO[y]OFF¿
Turn output y on >@WVSO[y]ON¿
External (De-Embedded) Audio Commands
Enable external (de-embedded) audio for output y >@WASO[y]E EN¿
Disable external (de-embedded) audio for output y >@WASO[y]E DIS¿
Enable All external (de-embedded) audio outputs >@WASOAEON¿
Disable All external (de-embedded) audio for outputs >@WASOAEOFF¿
EDID Commands
Read the current EDID information from input x (3) >@R8010[x]¿
Read the current EDID information from output y (3) >@R8011[y]¿
Set input x to EDID from output y >@WECO[y]I[x]¿
Set All inputs to EDID from output y >@WECO[y]A¿
Set input x to Default EDID n – (n = 1 to 12) >@WECD[n]I[x]¿
Set All inputs to Default EDID n – (n = 1 to 12) >@WECD[n]A¿
Set input x to User EDID n – (n = 1 to 3) >@WECU[n]I[x]¿
Set All inputs to Default EDID n – (n = 1 to 3) >@WECU[n]A¿
Read EDID from output y and write to User EDID n of input x
– (n = 1 to 3)
>@WEWI[x]U[n]O[y]¿
Read EDID from output y and write to User EDID n of All
inputs – (n = 1 to 3)
>@WEWIAU[n]O[y]¿
Set Cascading Mode
Turn cascading mode on >@WSDBGEN¿
Turn cascading mode off >@WSDBGDIS¿

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IP Set-Up Commands
Set the Host IP address of the matrix switcher
(Default: 192.168.001.239)
>@WIPH xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx¿
Set the subnet mask
(Default: 255.255.255.000)
>@WIPN xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx¿
Set the Router IP address
(Default: 192.168.001.001)
>@WIPR xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx¿
Set the TCP/IP port number
(Default: 23)
>@WIPH zzzzz¿
Set DHCP on >@WIPDP ON¿
Set DHCP off >@WIPDP OFF¿
Get Status Information
Output a report giving the current status of the matrix switcher (2) >@RSTA¿
Read the input connection status (4) >@R8001¿
Read the output connection status (4) >@R8002¿
Read input HDCP status (4) >@R8003¿
Read output HDCP status (4) >@R8004¿
Read output channel settings (4) >@R8006¿
Read output On/Off states (4) >@R8007¿
Read External (de-embedded) audio status (4) >@R8008¿
Read input EDID setting (4) >@R8009¿
Read all network settings (5) >@R8012¿
Read cascade mode status (4) >@R8017¿
Other Commands
Power off the matrix switcher (enter standby mode) >@WSPF¿
Power off the matrix switcher (exit standby mode) >@WSPN¿
Help, list all available commands (2) >@RH¿
Reset to factory defaults >@WSDF¿
Notes:
(1) This command generate a large report giving detailed information about the current status of
the matrix switcher.
(2) This command lists all the commands that the matrix switcher supports.
(3) These EDID commands output an ASCII data block that lists the values of the requested EDID
data values in hexadecimal notation.
(4) These commands respond with a short message, usually one line, giving the requested
information.
(5) The IP status command will respond with all the current IP settings: Host IP address, Subnet
mask, Router IP address, TCP/IP port number and the DHCP setting.

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Specifications
Parameter SY-MUHD-44 SY-MUHD-88
HDMI Inputs 4 8
HDMI Outputs 4 8
Analogue audio outputs (Stereo) 4 8
Weight (Main Unit) 2.1kg 2.4kg
Input Video Signal 0.5-1.0 volts p-p
Input DDC Signal 5 volts p-p (TTL)
Signalling Rate 3.0Gbit/s per channel
Video Format Supported DTV/HDTV:
4K60/4k30/1080P/1080i/720P/576P/480
P/576i/480i
Output Video HDMI2.0 and HDMI 1.4
Audio Format Supported (HDMI) DTS-HD, Dolby trueHD
Maximum Transmission Distance Less than 15m
Communication Ports RS232, IR, Ethernet
RS232 Settings Baud rate: 57600
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Handshaking: None
Supply voltage 12V DC
Power Consumption 15W (Max.)
Operating Temperature Range 0 to +35°C (32 to +95°F)
Operating Humidity Range 15 to 90 %RH (non-condensing)
Dimensions W440 x D256 x H42 mm
W17.3” x D10” x H1.65”
19” Rack height: 1U

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