4K Integrated Multi-Service System for Video/Audio/Control · 2019-07-29 · 4K Integrated Multi-Service System User Manual (IMS-88-XXXX) SAFETY INFORMATION Do not use this device

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4K Integrated Multi-Service System for Video/Audio/Control

with 8 Video Input and 8 Video Output

IMS-88-XXXXUSER MANUAL

4K Integrated Multi-Service System User Manual (IMS-88-XXXX)

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND COMPLIANCE DECLARATION

PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE RECOMMENDED

This product contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by electrical spikes,surges,electric shock,lightning strikes, etc. Use of surge proctection

system is highly recommended in order to protect and extend the life of your equipment.


SAFETY INFORMATION

Do not use this device near water/liquids. This device shall not be exposed to dripping and splashing or liquids.

Clean only with dry cloth.

Do not use solvent such as paint thinners and acetone to clean external casing. Such agents will remove any labels on the device.

Do no block any fan ventilation openings.

Do no install near any sources of intense heat such as radiation, boilers, or other equipment that produce heat

Not intended for use/storage in close proximity of critical medical supplies such as those that might come into direct contact with patients or medical staff.

Protect the power cord from being pinched or damaged at receptacles and the point of exit from the device.

Only use attachment /accessories specified by manufacturer. If you have any questions about the compatibility of an accessory, contact your dealer.

In case liquid spillage on device, unplug mains power cord and contact your dealer. Continu-ous use in this case may result in fire or electric shock.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not touch connectorswith wet hand.

Only power with the marked voltage on the device. Any other voltage can cause fire or elec-tric shock.

Do not use the device if an abnormality occurs. If any smoke or odor becomes apparent, un-plug the power cord and contact your dealer. Do not try to repair the device yourself.

Avoid using physically damaged devices. If your device metal housing is seriously physically damaged, the internal components may function abnormally. Contact your dealer.

Do not install the device in an area heavy with dust or constant high humidity. Operating the device in this case may result in fire or electric shock.

Only use supplied power supply. For a list of other compatible medical grade power sup-plies, contact your dealer.

Install this device where it cannot be easily pushed or knocked over. Use of this device is not suitable for use within 6’ of a medical patient.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

OPERATION CONTROL AND FUNCTIONS

FRONT PANEL

CONNECTOR PIN OUT ASSIGNMENT

WEB SERVER DESCRIPTION

ALEXA INTEGRATION

SPECIFICATIONS

SERVICE PROCEDURE

REPLACEMENT POLICY

RETURN AND REPAIR SERVICE

LIMITED WARRANTY

APPENDIX A: API SERIAL COMMANDS

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5 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Integrated Multi-Service System (IMS) offers the first All-In-One Modular Medical Appliance System with a compact form factor to save valuable space in the medical environment. Multiple Input card options allow you to configure the system with up to 8 mixed 4K digital and analog video inputs and up to 8 video outputs. The modular design offers the ability to customize your system for a wide array of options to suit your application needs. The compact design offers robust options for 4K Video Switching, Video Format Conversion, Audio Switching and external sensor/device control management capabiltiies. This is the ideal solution for mission-critical applications where space is a high commodity.

Features include:

• A compact and robust Multi-Service Control system for 4K video switching, video format conversion, audio switching and external sensor/device control management

• Modular design accommodates up to 8 input ports with 4 ports available for video format conversion including, DisplayPort 1.2, S-video, composite video, VGA, and/or 3G-SDI

• Supports video resolutions up to 3840x2160@60Hz and 4096x2160@60Hz

• Configurable router to fit each operating rooms input needs

• Provides 4 USB power ports with 5V/1A rating for external fiber extender

• Built-in control processor with LAN, RS-232 and/or Relay I/O

• Built-in 2x1 audio switching

• Optional 4K multi-view

• Automation triggers

• Output 4K or 1080p scaling

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OPERATION CONTROL AND FUNCTIONS

HDMI INPUT: Connects HDMI input devices such as PC/laptops, a DVD player or Set-Top Box

3G-SDI INPUT: Connects 3G-SDI input devices such as PC/laptops, a DVD player or Set-Top Box

COMPOSITE INPUT: Connects Composite input devices such as PC/laptops, a DVD player or Set-Top Box DISPLAYPORT INPUT: Connects DisplayPort input devices such as PC/laptops, a DVD player or Set-Top Box

VGA INPUT: Connects VGA input devices such as PC/laptops, a DVD player or Set-Top Box

LAN: Connect to an active network for Telnet and WEBGUI control. (Please refer to Section 3.4 and 3.5)

CONFIG: Connect to a PC or control system with D-Sub 9-pin cable for the transmission of RS232 commands.

RS232: x2 RS-232 Device Control Relay: Connect to a device for relay control. N/O is normally open and N/C is normally closed with respect to COM. DC 12V: Plug the 12V10A DC power supply into the unit and connect the adaptor to an AC outlet

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POWER: USB 1-4 port provides 5V/1A Power Note: If a USB device requiring more than 1A is connected, the port will automatically shut off to prevent an overload and the green LED will turn on.

AUDIO: 2X Audio Input to 1-Audio Output

OUTPUT 1-8: Connect the HDMI TV / displays or HD amplifier for output image and audio or audio display.

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FRONT PANEL (CONT’)

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CONNECTOR PIN OUT ASSIGNMENT

LAN: (Local Area Network) RJ45 Connector:

CONFIG: Configuration with RS232 Serial Control Access the IMS configuration settings by connecting standard RS232 to DB9 Cables to the CONFIG Port

Default Port SettingsBaud Rate: 19.2 KbaudData Bits: 8Parity Bits: NoneStop Bits: 1Flow Control: None

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9 CONNECTOR PINOUT ASSIGNMENT

RS232: Device Control RS-232 1&2- Connect the Tx, Rx and GND pins to the Rx, Tx, and GND pins, respectively, of the device to be controlled.

Relay Relay- Connect to that device for a relay control. N/O is normally open and N/C is normally closed with respect to COM.

Power 12V8A DC Power Supply into the unit and connect the adapter to an AC outlet

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On a PC/ Laptop that is connected to the same active network as the IMS-88-DVSI, open a web browser and type device’s IP address on the web address entry bar. The browser will display login window.

Default Username: admin

Default Password: admin

Note: Username & Password can be changed within System Settings.


11 WEB SERVER DESCRIPTION

KEYPAD

On the menu bar, click Keypad and then click Keypad. The following page will be displayed:

Dropdown Tabs- Keypad & IMS Routing

Keypad Options- 8 or 16

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IMS ROUTING

IMS Routing is a custom page used for routing video, muting or unmuting video audio switch between In1 & In 2.

On the menu bar, click Keypad and then click IMS Routing. The following page will be dis-played:



CONFIGURE SYSTEM

The Configure System page is used to configure the external keypad type and RS-232 channels.

On the menu bar, click Configure and then click System. The following page will be dis-played.

SYSTEM

The first two lines in this panel show the IMS-88-DVSI model number, and the software ver-sion. Below that is the keypad type selection menu.

Keypad Type: Select 8 button, 16 button or Custom. Select the 8 button or 16 button option if an external keypad is used for controlling the IMS-88-DVSI. Both the 8/16 button options support up to 10 actions per key. Select the custom option if a tablet or touchpad is used for controlling IMS-88-DVSI.

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RS-232 SETTINGS

This panel is used to configure the 2-RS-232 channels.

Channel: Select channel 1 or 2.

Manufacturer: Select one of the supported manufqacturers and model or select other manufacturers to configure customer RS-232 settings.

Baud Rate: Select a baud rate from 9600 to 115200 baud.

Flow Control: Select On to enable flow control and Off to disable flow control. Flow control is available only on Channel 1. If flow control is enable, Channel 2 is no longer available.

Parity: Select None, Odd or Even.

Stop Bits: Select 1 or 2.

End of Line Pattern: Select CR, LF,CR+LF or None for end of line termination.

Command Format: Select ASCII or Hex



CONFIGURE ACTION DEFINITIONS:

The Configure Actions Definitions page is used to configure actions that can be triggered by an external keypad, custom keypad or automation triggers. Actions are grouped into 4 action types: RS-232, Telnet, Video Control and Audio Control. Each action can be given a unique label, which is referenced in the Customize Buttons Definition page.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click Actions Definitions. The following page will be displayed:

Action Type: Select the action type. Available types are RS-232, Telnet, Video Control and Audio Control. The options panel will change according to the selected action type.

Action: Select Add New Action to create a new action. Once a new action is added, it will appear in this menu.

Action Label: Type in the desired label name for the new action.

RS-232 OPTIONS

RS-232 Channel: Select channel 1 or 2.

Command: Select from the list of commands associated with the model shown. Select user cmd to enter a custom string.

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Transmit String: Shows the pre-defined string associated with the selected command. Enter a custom string for user cmd

Custom Transmit String: Type in the text string to be transmitted. Strings are terminated with CR, CR+LF or no termination, depending on the selection made in Configure System page. Hex strings should be in the format “8C 00 00 02 00 8E”

TELNET OPTIONS

Telnet ID: Select the telnet connection desired for telnet actions. The connections defined in Configure Telnet Connections page appear in this menu.

Commands: Enter the command strings to be transmitted. Up to 4 different command strings can be defined. The combined maximum number of characters for all 4 strings is 100. Select the check box if the response to one of the commands is to be used as an auto trigger.

VIDEO CONTROL

Action: Create a custom video routing action.

Input: Select the desired input source.

Output: Select the desired output destination.

AUDIO CONTROL

Action: Create a custom audio volume control action.

Volume: Enter the desired volume level from 0-100



HDMI Audio Unmute: This action unmutes the HDMI audio.

Analog Audio Mute: This action mutes the analog audio output.

Analog Audio Unmute: This action unmutes the analog audio output.

Volume Up: This action increases the analog audio output volume by one step.

Volume Down: This action decreases the analog audio output volume by one step.

Set Volume: This action sets the analog audio output volume to a specific level between 0 and 100.

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CONFIGURE AUTOMATED CONTROL

The Configure Automated Control page is used to configure a set of automated ac-tions based on a selected trigger. Available triggers are RS-232 Channel 1, RS-232 Channel 2, Telnet Trigger 1 and Telnet Trigger 2. The available actions are Relay, RS-232, Telnet, Video Control and Audio Control. All auto triggers work independently and can be triggered simultaneously.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click Automated Control. The following page will be displayed.

Trigger: Select the auto action trigger. Available triggers are RS-232 Channel 1, RS-232 Channel 2, Telnet Trigger 1 and Telnet Trigger 2.

Trigger When: RS-232 triggers, enter the trigger string. Up to 2 trigger strings can be defined for each RS-232 channel. For Telnet triggers, select the telnet trigger and enter the trigger string. Up to 2 trigger strings can be defined for each Telnet trigger.

Note: A telnet trigger needs to be associated with one or more telnet actions. The check box under the Commands box in Configure Key Action, Telnet Options panel must be selected.

Action Number: Select the action number to be defined. Up to 10 actions can be triggered.

Spacing: Specify the desired delay before the specified action is executed. Enter 0.0 for no delay.

Action Type: Refer to the Configure Action Definitions sections for the action type descriptions.



CONFIGURE TELNET CONNECTIONS

The Configure Telnet Connections page is used to setup the telnet connections for telnet key actions and auto actions. There are 2 telnet connection types: Persistent and Action. The Persistent connection is a permanent telnet connection between the ICP and the remote device. This type of connection is typically used for monitoring telnet status messages and triggering auto actions. Up to 2 Persistent connections can be defined. The Action connection is a temporary telnet connection. This type of connection is typically used for normal telnet actions. Up to 8 Action connections can be defined.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click Telnet Connections. The following page will be displayed:

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Connection Type: Select Persistent or Action.

Telnet ID: Select Telnet-1, 2 (Persistent type); Telnet-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Action type)

Telnet Connection Label: Enter a label for the telnet connection.

Connection Status: This box shows the status of a persistent connection.

TELNET OPTIONS

IP Address: Enter IP address of telnet server.

IP Port: Enter port number of telnet server. The default port number is 23.

UserName Prompt: Enter username prompt from telnet server. Leave blank if there is no username prompt.

UserName: Enter user name required for log in. Leave blank if there is no user name.

Password Prompt: Enter password prompt from telnet server. Leave blank if there is no password prompt.

Password: Enter password required for log in. Leave blank if there is no password.

Command Prompt: Enter command prompt from telnet server. Only the last 9 characters of the command prompt are needed. Leave blank if there is no command prompt. Note: Select check box below if string is used as a one-time only greeting.

Auto Trigger: Select Telnet Trigger 1 or Telnet Trigger 2. This selection associates the telnet connection with Telnet Trigger 1 or Telnet Trigger 2 used in Auto Actions.

End of line Pattern: Select the end of line termination pattern

Tx Spacing: Enter the delay (seconds) before command is transmitted in Telnet Actions. Enter 0 if no delay is desired.



HDMI SETTINGS

The HDMI Settings page is used to set the input HDCP and EDID management and output scaler options.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click HDMI Setting. The following page will be displayed.

HDCP Input: Select from video input 1-4 then, select HDCP to Follow Source, Follow Sink, or Disable HDCP.

EDID Input: Select video input 1-4 or all, follow by one of the 10 EDID selections -Copy EDID from Sink (1-8) or 9=1080p60-2CH & 10=4K60-2CH

Output: Video output option selection from 1-8 or all.

Output Mode: Bypass or 4k downscales to 2k

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MULTIVIEW SETTINGS (OPTIONAL)

If the IMS unit is equipped with the Multiview option, click on the Multiview tab and the following page will be displayed.

The following settings apply to the Multiview HDMI output:

HDCP Mode: Select output HDCP mode. Select Enable HDCP to output video to an HDCP compliant display or Disable HDCP to output video to an HDCP non-compliant display.

Layout: Select the layout of the Multiview screen. Layout 1 and Layout 2 are pre defined single-view and quad-view layouts, respectively. Layouts 3 to 10 are user defined layouts. Please see API commands for customizing user layouts.

Resolution: Select the output resolution. The options are 4K60, 4K50, 4K30, 1080p@60Hz and 720p@60Hz

Audio Mute: Select Mute to mute the output audio and Unmute to unmute the output audio. Audio Source: Select the source for the output audio. The options are Window A, Window B, Window C or Window D.



PASSWORD RULES

The Password Rule page allows length of password as well as setting the time frame for this password to remain active. You can also disable the use of the last 5 passwords.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click Password Rules. The following page will be displayed.

CHANGE PASSWORD

The Change Password page is used base on the configuration completed on Password Rules.

On the menu bar click Configure and then click Change Password. The following page will be displayed.

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CUSTOMIZE TOUCH PANEL BUTTONS

The Customize Touch Panel Buttons page allows custom buttons to be defined for the touch panel page. Various button parameters such as label, size, shape, color, mode and action can be customized.

On the menu bar click Customize and then click Touch Panel Buttons. The following page will displayed:

Edit Button: Select Add new button from the drop down menu to create a new button or select an existing button for editing.

Label: Enter a label for the button. The label will appear on the button. The label is optional.

Name: Enter a name for the button. The button name will be referenced when adding a button on the custom touch panel page.

Style: Select the button style. The styles are standard, bottom border, outline button, outlined icon, icon

Glyphicon: An icon from the drop down menu can be added to the button. Adding an icon is optional.

Size: Select the size of the button. The sizes are Small, Medium and Large.



Shape: Select the shape of the button. The shapes are Rectangle, Square and Circle.

Color: Select the color of the button.

Mode: This drop down menu sets the functional mode of the button. The modes are Standard, Toggle and Navigation. Standard mode supports Action Upon: This drop down menu will be available if the button mode is set to Toggle. Select Press and then select the action(s) for the press state. Next select Release and then select the action(s) for the release state.

Action Upon: This drop down menu will be available if the button mode is set to Toggle. Select Press and then select the action(s) for the press state. Next select Release and then select the action(s) for the release state.

Action Number: A total of 10 actions can be defined for a button. For a single action, select Action 1.

Spacing: This sets the delay before the selected action is executed. Set to 0.0 seconds for no delay.

Action Type: Select an action type. Each defined action will be listed in one of the five action types.

Action: This drop down menu lists all the defined actions for a particular action type.

Note: RS-232 and Telnet actions must be defined on Configure Actions Definitions page before it appears in this menu.

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CUSTOMIZE TOUCH PANEL PAGES

The Customize Touch Panel Pages page allows up to three custom touch panel pages to be defined. Various page parameters such as grid size, background color and page layout can be customized.

On the menu bar click Customize and then click Touch Panel Pages. The following pages will be displayed.

Edit Page: Select the page to edit.

Header: Enter a text string to be used as the page header.

Grid Size: Select one of the three grid patterns for the page. Buttons are placed accord ing to the grid pattern.

Background: Select from the menu of colors for the page background color.

Page Layout: This section shows the relative locations of the buttons to be placed on the page according to the selected grid. For each grid location, there is a drop down menu which contains all the custom buttons defined in the Customize Touch Panel Buttons page. The button selected from the menu, will be placed at that particular location. Locations that are occupied with a button are high- lighted blue. Note: custom buttons must first be defined before they appear in the menus.



CUSTOMIZE 8/16 BUTTON KEYPAD

The Customize 8/16 Button Keypad page simplifies the setup of an external 8 or 16 button keypad. Buttons are located in fixed predefined locations that map directly to the physical keypad. Each Standard button supports up to 10 actions and each Toggle button supports up to 10 actions for the Press and Release states. Any of the actions defined in Configure Actions Definitions page can be assigned to a button.

On the menu bar click Customize and then click 8/16 Button Keypad. The following page will be displayed:

Edit Button: Select one of the buttons from the drop down menu for editing.

Label: Enter a label for the button.

Mode: This drop down menu sets the functional mode of the button. The modes are Standard and Toggle. Standard mode supports a single press state. Toggle mode supports 2 states, press and release.

Action Number: A total of 10 actions can be defined for a button. For a single action, select Action 1.

Spacing: This sets the delay before the selected action is executed. Set to 0.0 seconds for no delay.

Action Type: Select an action type. Each defined action will be listed in one of the seven action types.

Action: This drop down menu lists all the defined actions for a particular action type.

Note: RS-232 and Telnet actions must be defined on Configure Actions Definitions page before it appears in this menu.

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VIEW AND MANAGE SETTINGS The View and Manage Settings page shows the current settings of the Key Action Definitions, Auto Action Definitions and Telnet Definitions. Click the Details button next to the associated Definitions to display the settings details. ICP settings are saved to a file on the local PC using the Save Settings button. ICP settings are restored from a file using the Restore Settings button.

On the menu bar click Settings and then click View and Manage Settings. The following page will be displayed:

Click the Key Action Definition Details button and the following will be displayed.



Click the Auto Action Definitions Details button and the following will be displayed:

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Click the Telnet Definitions Details button and the following will be displayed:


31 ALEXA INTEGRATION

Alexa Integration is a voice control feature

Before you begin it is suggested to follow the steps below:

Setup the Amazon Echo Device1) Download the Alexa App to your mobile device or PC. For PC: https://alexa.amazon.com/ For Android Device (Google Play Store) : Search “Amazon Alexa”

For iOS Devices (Apple Store):

On the Mobile App2) In the Alexa App select Alexa Devices.3) Select Add Alexa Device.4) Select your Echo device.5) Follow instructions in the Alexa App to complete your Echo setup

On the PC App6) Follow instructions from the Alexa website to complete your Echo setup.

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ALEXA INTEGRATION

Enable ICP skill1) In the Alexa App, select Skills & Games2) Search and enable the “ICP Controller” skill.

2) On the top menu bar click Configure and then click Alexa Integration.



3) On the menu bar click Configure and then click Alexa Integration. The following page will be displayed.

4) Click the Check to enable Alexa Integration box5) Click the Submit Changes button.6) The Connection Status should change to Connected as follows:

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ALEXA INTEGRATION

7) Click the Check Status button. The Link Account page should display and the Account Link Status should be Unlinked

8) Click the Link button. Your web browser should be redirected to the Amazon Sign in page.

9) Enter your Amazon account credentials and click the Sign in button.



10) Your browser should return to the Link Account page and the Account Link Status should be Linked.

11) You have successfully linked your Amazon account. Click the Back button.

Alexa Integration – Scene controller Click on the Scene Controller tab. This tab allows up to 10 scenes to be created. Each scene can be triggered by voice by saying “Alexa, turn on {scene name}”. Each scene can map to any of the 8/16 or custom keypad buttons. For toggle buttons, the scene can be turned off by saying “Alexa, turn off {scene name}”.

Command Number: Select the command number from 1 to 10.Scene Name: Enter the scene name. The scene name should be tested with Alexa be-fore use.Maps to Button: Select the button the scene should be associated with. All the defined buttons will appear in the drop down menu.


SPECIFICATIONS 36

GREEN COMPLIANCE

RoHS

ORDER INFORMATION

IMS-88-XXXX 4K Integrated Multi-Service Video/Audio/Control System (8x8)

XXXX= Select 4 of the following modular input card options:H= HDMI InputD= DisplayPortV= VGA InputI= 3GDSDIS= S-Video/Composite Video

Included Accessories 12V @ 10A Medical Grade Power Supply

Optional Accessories

LBO-H2-T-M-SC Fiber Transmitter, Multimode, 1-FiberLBO-H2-R-M-SC Fiber Receiver, Multimode, 1-FiberMFS-DVI Multiformat (DVI/VGA/SV/CV) Scaler

without Audio, DVI OuputLBO-DVI-T-M-SC-MC Link Bridge DVI Video Transmitter,

MMF-SC, 1-Fiber, Metal Case (Video Only)

LBO-DVI-R-M-SC-MC Link Bridge DVI Video Receiver, MMF-SC, 1-Fiber, Metal Case (Video Only)

VIDEO INPUT

Port Count 8 (4-Fixed HDMI and 4-Selectable)Video Formats HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, VGA/

YPbPr, Composite Video/S-Video, 3G-SDI

Connector HDMI type A (HDMI 2.0) DisplayPort (DisplayPort 1.2) HD-15 (VGA/YPbPr) 3-BNC Composite/S-Video) BNC (3GSDI, HDSDI, SDI)

VIDEO OUTPUT

Port Count 8Video Format HDMI 2.0Connector HDMI type A

AUDIO INPUT/OUTPUT

Port Count 2 Input and 1 OutputAudio Format Analog L/RConnector 3.5mm Jack

SERIAL DATA (CONTROL)

Channel Capacity 2 bi-directionalSignal Format RS-232Data Rate Up to 115.2K baudConnector Terminal Block

LAN (CONTROL)

Channel Capacity 1Ethernet Speed 10/100Base-TConnector RJ-45

RELAY (CONTROL)

Channel Capacity 1 normally open or closed relayRelay Contact Rating 24V @ 1AConnector Terminal Block

OTHER FEATURED I/O

USB Power Ports 4, with 5V/1A rating each

PHYSICAL

Dimensions 17.25”(W) x 16.50”(D) x 3.49”(H)Power Consumption +12 V @ 8 Amp (Max.)Operating Temperature 0 to 40ºCHumidity 0 to 90% RH, Non-Condensing

PANEL DRAWING

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SERVICE PROCEDURE

5.1 Replacement Policy

Standard products found defective on arrival (DOA) will be replaced, based on availability, within 24 to 48 hours anywhere in the U.S. Please call Customer Service at 800-214-0222 for information.

5.2 Return/Repair Service

The IMS-88-DVSI System contains no user serviceable components. If you have a problem with your unit, please contact the Customer Service Department. To facilitate our return/ repair processing please contact Broadata Communications, Inc. to obtain a Return Material Authorization (RMA). Please include the following information:

• Product Model Number• Serial Number• Complete Description of Problem• Hardware Installation Description

Broadata Communications, Inc.2545 West 237th Street, Suite K

Torrance, CA 905051-800-214-0222(310) 530-1416

(310) 530-5958 (Facsimile)e-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.broadatacom.com


38 LIMITED WARRANTY

6.0 LIMITED WARRANTY

Broadata Communications, Inc. (BCI) warrants, for a period of one year from date of ship-ment, each product sold shall be free from defects in material and workmanship. BCI will correct, either by repair, or at BCI’s election, by replacement, any said products that in our sole discretion prove to be defective and are returned to the manufacturing location within 30 days after such defect is ascertained. All warranties are limited to defects arising under normal use and do not include malfunctions or failure resulting from misuse, abuse, neglect, alterations, electrical power problems, usage not in accordance with product instructions, improper installation, or damage determined by BCI to have been caused by the Buyer or repair made by a third party. Limited warranties granted on products are to the initial customer end-user and are not transferable. OUR LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY SHALL IN ANY CASE BE LIMITED TO THE INVOICE VALUE OF THE PRODUCT SOLD AND BCI SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TOANYONE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAM-AGES ARISING FROM THE USE OF ITS PRODUCTS OR THE SALE THEREOF. We make NO WARRANTY AS TO THE MERCHANTABILITY OF ANY GOODS, OR THAT THEY ARE FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR END APPLICATION NOR DO WE MAKE ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OTHER THAN AS STATED ABOVE.


39 APPENDIX A: API COMMANDS (RS232 & TELNET)

COMMAND DESCRIPTION SYNTAXDEFAULT SETTING COMMAND RESPONSE

SYSTEM

HELP LIST COMMANDS HELP

DEFAULTRESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS DEFAULT

RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS SUCCESSFUL-RESTART IN 3 SECONDS

VERSIONGET FIRMWARE VERSION VERSION BCI ICP VERSION X.XX; BOOT=1.6

IPCONFIG GET IP CONFIGURATION IPCONFIG

IP ADDRESS CONFINGURATION DHCP ENABLED: YES IP ADDRESS:192.168.1.102 SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0 MAC ADDRESS:D8:80:39:8C:D2:D7

DHCPEN SET DHCP ENABLE DHCPEN <X> X: 1=ENABLED, 0=DISABLED ENABLED UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL -

RESTART IN 3 SECONDS

SETIPADDR SET IP ADDRESS SETIPADDR <IPADDR> UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL - RESTART IN 3 SECONDS

SETSNMASK SET SUBNET MASK SETSNMASK <SNMASK>UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL - RESTART IN 3 SECONDS

SETGWADDRSET GATEWAY ADDRESS SETGWADDR <GWADDR>

UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL - RESTART IN 3 SECONDS

TELNET_TIMEOUT

SET TELNET PORT TIMEOUT

TELNET_TIMEOUT <N>, N= 1-30 MINUTES 5 MINUTES UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL

BOOTLOADERINVOKE BOOTLOADER MODE BOOTLOADER RESET TO BOOTLOADER IN 3 SECONDS

STATUS GET SYSTEM STATUS STATUS

AUDIO MUTE 0/1 AUDIO INPUT 1/2 IN 1 EDID MODE X IN 8 EDID MODE X IN 1 HDCP MODE Y IN 8 HDCP MODE Y OUT 1 IN Y OUT 8 IN Y

Note: All the RS232 commands will not be executed unless followed with a carriage return. All commands are insensitive.

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APPENDIX A: API COMMANDS (RS232 & TELNET)


CONTROLLER SETUP

RELAY SET RELAY STATE RELAY 1 <STATE> STATE: 1=ON, 0=OFF 0=OFF UPDATE WAS SUCESSFUL

UARTBR SET UART BAUD RATE

UARTBR <CHANNEL> <BAUD RATE> CHANNEL: 1, 2 BAUD RATE: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200

19200 BAUD UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL BAUD RATE FOR CHANNEL <N> IS <BAUD RATE>

UARTSTR SET UART STRING

UARTSTR <CHANNEL> <STRING> CHANNEL: 1, 2 STRING: CHAR STRING

UARTEOL SET UART STRING END OF LINE TERMINATION

UARTEOL <CHANNEL> <EOL> CHANNEL: 1, 2 EOL: 0=CR, 1=CR+LF, 2=NONE, 3=LF

CR+LF SET EOL FOR CHANNEL: <N>, EOL: <EOL> UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL

UARTCM SET UART CHARACTER MODE

UARTCM <CHANNEL> <PARITY> <STOP> CHANNEL: 1, 2 PARITY: N=NONE, O=ODD, E=EVEN STOP: 1, 2

NO PARITY, 1 STOP BIT

UPDATE WAS SUCCESSFUL CHARACTER MODE FOR CHANNEL <CHANNEL> IS PARITY =<PARITY>; STOP BITS = <STOP>

KEYSIMULATES A KEY PRESS KEY <X>, X=KEY NUMBER KEY ACK

AUDIO OUTPUT SETUP

AUDIO SET ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT SOURCE

AUDIO <INPUT> INPUT: 1=AUDIO 1, 2=AUDIO 2

AUDIO 1

GET_AUDIO GET SELECTED AUDIO INPUT GET_AUDIO AUDIO <X>

MUTE MUTE AUDIO INPUTMUTE <X> X: 0=MUTE OFF, 1=MUTE ON

MUTE 0

GET_MUTE GET MUTE STATUS GET_MUTE MUTE ON, MUTE OFF

VOL_UP INCREASE ANALOG AUDIO VOLUME VOL_UP AUDIO VOLUME SET TO <VALUE>

VOL_DOWN DECREASE ANALOG AUDIO VOLUME VOL_DOWN AUDIO VOLUME SET TO <VALUE>

GET_VOLGET ANALOG AUDIO VOLUME LEVEL GET_VOL AUDIO VOLUME IS <VALUE>




OUTPUT SETUP

ROUTE SET OUTPUT ROUTE

ROUTE OUT <X> IN <Y> X: 0~8; 0=ALL; 1= 1=HDMI-11, 2=HDMI-21, 3=HDMI-31, 4=HDMI-41, 5=HDMI-5, 6=HDMI-6, 7=HDMI-7, 8=HDMI-8, 9=QUAD VIEW 12, 10=QUAD VIEW 22, 11=QUAD VIEW 32, 12=QUAD VIEW 42, 13=SINGLE VIEW2 Y: 1~8; 1=HDMI-1, 2=HDMI-2, 3=HDMI-3, 4=HDMI-4, 5=INPUT-53, 6=INPUT-63, 7=INPUT-73, 8=INPUT-83 NOTE 1: OUTPUT NOT AVAILABLE WITH MULTIVIEW OPTION. NOTE 2: ONLY AVAILABLE WITH MULTIVIEW OPTION. NOTE 3: AVAILABLE INPUT OPTIONS ARE SDI, SV, VGA, DP, HDMI.

IN 1 => OUT 1, IN 2 => OUT 2, IN 3 => OUT 3, IN 4 => OUT 4 QUAD VIEW DEFAULTS: IN 1 => OUT 9 IN 2 => OUT 10 IN 3 => OUT 11 IN 4 => OUT 12

OUT <X> IN <Y>

VM SET OUTPUT VIDEO MODE

VM <OUTPUT> <MODE> OUTPUT=0~8; 0=ALL MODE=1,2; 1=BYPASS, 2=4K DOWNSCALE TO 2K

1=BYPASS OUT <X> VIDEO MODE <Y>

VMUTE SET OUTPUT VIDEO MUTE STATE

VMUTE <OUTPUT> <STATE> OUTPUT: 0~8; 0=ALL STATE: 1=MUTE, 0=UNMUTE

OUT <X> VIDEO MUTE <Y>

GET_ROUTE GET OUTPUT ROUTE STATUS

GET_ROUTE <OUTPUT> OUTPUT=1~8 OUT <X> IN <Y>

GET_OUT_HDCPGET SINK HDCP STATUS

GET_OUT_ HDCP <OUTPUT> OUTPUT=1~8

OUT <X> HDCP <Y>

GET_VM GET OUTPUT VIDEO MODE

GET_VM <OUTPUT> OUTPUT=1~8 OUT <X> VIDEO MODE <Y>

GET_VMUTE GET OUTPUT VIDEO MUTE STATE

GET_VMUTE <OUTPUT> OUTPUT=1~8 OUT <X> VIDEO MUTE <Y>

STORE STORE CURRENT ROUTES TO A PRESET

STORE <N> N: 1~8; 1=PRESET 1, 2=PRESET 2, 3=PRESET 3, 4=PRESET 4, 5=PRESET 5, 6=PRESET 6, 7=PRESET 7, 8=PRESET 8

PRESET <X> SAVED

PRESET RESTORE PRESET ROUTES

PRESET <N> N: 1~4; 1=PRESET 1, 2=PRESET 2, 3=PRESET 3, 4=PRESET 4, 5=PRESET 5, 6=PRESET 6, 7=PRESET 7, 8=PRESET 8

PRESET <X> RESTORED

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INPUT SETUP

EM SET EDID MODE

EM <INPUT> <MODE> INPUT=0~8; 0=ALL MODE=1~12; 1=SINK 1, 2=SINK 2, 3=SINK 3, 4=SINK 4, 5=SINK 5, 6=SINK 6, 7=SINK 7, 8=SINK 8, 9=1080P60-2CH, 10=4K60-2CH

10=4K60-2CH IN <X> EDID FROM SINK <Y>, IN <X> EDID 1080P60-2CH, IN <X> EDID 4K60-2CH

GET_EM GET EDID MODE GET_EM <INPUT> INPUT=1~8 IN <X> EDID <Y>

HDCP SET INPUT HDCP MODE

HDCP <INPUT> <MODE> INPUT=0~8; 0=ALL MODE=0~2; 0=HDCP DISABLED, 1=HDCP FOLLOWS SOURCE, 2=HDCP FOLLOWS SINK

2=HDCP FOLLOWS SINK IN <X> HDCP MODE <Y>

VDET_MSGSET INPUT VIDEO DETECT MESSAGES ON/OFF

VDET_MSG <STATE> STATE: 1=ON, 0=OFF 0=OFF VDET_MSG <STATE>

GET_HDCP_MODE

GET INPUT HDCP MODE

GET_HDCP_MODE <INPUT> INPUT=1~8 IN <X> HDCP MODE <Y>

GET_HDCP_STAT

GET SOURCE HDCP STATUS

GET_HDCP_STAT <INPUT> INPUT=1~8 IN <X> HDCP STATUS <Y>

GET_VDET GET INPUT VIDEO DETECT STATUS

GET_VDET <INPUT> INPUT=1~8

IN <INPUT> <STATUS> INPUT=1~8; STATUS: HD, UHD, NONE




MULTI-VIEW CONTROL

MV_LAYOUT SET MULTI-VIEW SCREEN LAYOUT

MV_LAYOUT <MODE> MODE=1~10; 1=SINGLE VIEW (A), 2=QUAD VIEW (B), 3=CUSTOM 1, 4=CUSTOM 2, 5=CUSTOM 3, 6=CUSTOM 4, 7=CUSTOM 5, 8=CUSTOM 6, 9=CUSTOM 7, 10=CUSTOM 8

2=QUAD VIEW LAYOUT SET TO <MODE>

MV_AUDIO SET MULTI-VIEW AUDIO SOURCE

MV_AUDIO <SOURCE> SOURCE: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

1=WINDOW-A AUDIO INPUT SET TO <SOURCE>

MV_MUTE SET MULTI-VIEW AUDIO MUTE

MV_MUTE <MODE> MODE: 1=MUTE, 0=UNMUTE 1=MUTE AUDIO MUTE; AUDIO UN-MUTE

MV_HSIZE SET WINDOW HORIZONTAL SIZE

MV_HSIZE <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 1~60

30 (WINDOW A), 30 (WINDOW B) 30 (WINDOW C), 30 (WINDOW D)

WINDOW-X HORIZONTAL SIZE SET TO Y

MV_VSIZE SET WINDOW VERTICAL SIZE

MV_VSIZE <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 1~60


WINDOW-X VERTICAL SIZE SET TO Y

MV_HPOS SET WINDOW HORIZONTAL POSITION

MV_HPOS <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 0~59


WINDOW-X HORIZONTAL POSITION SET TO Y

MV_VPOS SET WINDOW VERTICAL POSITION

MV_VPOS <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 0~59


WINDOW-X VERTICAL POSITION SET TO Y

MV_WIN SET WINDOW ON/OFF

MV_WIN <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 1=ON, 0=OFF

1=ON (WINDOW A), 1=ON (WINDOW B) 1=ON (WINDOW C), 1=ON (WINDOW D)

WINDOW-X SET TO ON/OFF

MV_LAYER SET WINDOW LAYER PRIORITY

MV_LAYER <X> <Y> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D Y: 1=LAYER 1 (TOP), 2=LAYER 2, 3=LAYER 3, 4= LAYER 4 (BOTTOM)

1=LAYER 1 (WINDOW A), 2=LAYER 2 (WINDOW B) 3=LAYER 3 (WINDOW C) 4=LAYER 4 (WINDOW D)

WINDOW-X LAYER SET TO Y

MV_RES SET OUTPUT RESOLUTION

MV_RES <X> X: 1=4K60, 2=4K50, 3=4K30, 4=1080P60, 5=720P60

1=4K60 RESOLUTION SET TO 4K60/4K50/4K30/1080P60/720P60

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MV_HDCP SET OUTPUT HDCP MODE

MV_HDCP <X> X: 0=DISABLE HDCP, 1=ENABLE HDCP

1=ENABLE HDCP

QSWAP SWAP 2 SELECTED QUAD VIEW WINDOWS

QSWAP <X> X: 1=SWAP WINDOWS A & C, 2=SWAP WINDOWS B & D, 3=SWAP WINDOWS A & B, 4=SWAP WINDOWS B & D, 5=SWAP WINDOWS A & D, 6=SWAP WINDOWS B & C.

WINDOWS X & Y SWAPPED

QV2SVEXPAND SELECTED QUAD VIEW WINDOW TO SINGLE VIEW

QV2SV <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X CHANGED TO SINGLE VIEW

SV2QVRETURN TO QUAD VIEW FROM SINGLE VIEW

SV2QV QUAD VIEW RESTORED

GET_LAYOUT GET MULTI-VIEW LAYOUT GET_LAYOUT MULTIVIEW LAYOUT IS <MODE

> MODE: 1~10

GET_MVAUDIO GET MULTI-VIEW AUDIO SOURCE GET_MVAUDIO

MULTIVIEW AUDIO INPUT IS <SOURCE> SOURCE: WINDOW-A, WINDOW-B, WINDOW-C, WINDOW-D

GET_MVMUTE GET MULTI-VIEW AUDIO MUTE STATUS GET_MVMUTE MULTIVIEW AUDIO IS MUTED/UNMUTED

GET_HSIZE GET HORIZONTAL SIZE VALUE

GET_HSIZE <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X HORIZONTAL SIZE IS <VALUE>

GET_VSIZE GET VERTICAL SIZE VALUE

GET_VSIZE <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X VERTICAL SIZE IS <VALUE>

GET_HPOS GET HORIZONTAL POSITION VALUE

GET_HPOS <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X HORIZONTAL POSITION IS <VALUE>

GET_VPOS GET VERTICAL POSITION VALUE

GET_VPOS <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X VERTICAL POSITION IS <VALUE>

GET_WIN GET OUTPUT WINDOW ON/OFF STATUS

GET_WIN <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X IS ON/OFF

GET_LAYER GET WINDOW LAYER PRIORITY

GET_LAYER <X> X: 1=WINDOW-A, 2=WINDOW-B, 3=WINDOW-C, 4=WINDOW-D

WINDOW-X IS LAYER 1/2/3/4

GET_RES GET OUTPUT RESOLUTION GET_RES RESOLUTION IS

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