Extron electronic MC104 IP setup guide Hardware Setup, Right Side Panel Features and Connections

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Hardware Setup

This chapter describes right, left, and front panel features, basic front panel operation, and how to connect cables to the

MLC 104 series controller.

Right Side Panel Features and Connections

Transmit (Tx)		Transmit (Tx)
Receive (Rx)		Receive (Rx)
Ground ( )		Ground ( )
	Bidirectional	Projector
		Projector
		Panel
Tx/IR Rx GROUND PWR SNS GROUND +12V OUT
DISPLAY
RS-232/IR
MLC 104 Series
Right Side Panel
N Each projector or display may require different wiring. For

	1	HOST/			Tx
					Rx


		CONFIG	GROUND
				Tx/IR
		RS-			Rx
	2	RS-	GROUND
	2		PWR SNS
		DISPLAY
		232/IR	GROUND
			GROUND
			+12V OUT
				A	+V
					+V
	3	SCP		B E	G
	3	SCP
		COMM
				SCP
		RS		A	Rx
		RS		A	Tx
		-
	4	MLS		B
		MLS
		232
				GROUND

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C	SCP Comm port — The SCP 104 replicates the MLC’s front
	panel controls. You can connect up to two Extron SCP 104

control pads to this port to allow remote control of the MLC 104 controller.

SCPs can be daisy chained. Extron recommends the Comm-Link (CTL and CTLP) cable for these connections.

SCP 104

5	12V	GROUND
	PWR +12V IN

A+12 VDC

BGround ( )

DISPLAY
ON	OFF

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Right Side

MLC 104 Series

Right Side Panel

A	Right panel, Host/Config port — For MLC configuration and
	control, connect to the 3-pin captive screw.
	This port has the following RS-232 protocol:
	•	38400 baud
	•	1 stop bit

E SCP communication (IR)

OUT+12V						GROUND	GROUND IN+12V
	+V	G	SCP	Rx	Tx
	A	B	E	A	B
		SCP			MLS		PWR
		COMM		RS-232 12V

	MLC 104 Series	Maximum =
	MLC 104 Series	2 SCPs
	Right Side Panel	2 SCPs
		Per System

VOLUME

CONFIG

DVD

PC

2

3

4

SCP 104

	•	no parity
	•	8 data bits
	•	no flow control
B	Display RS-232 /IR port — This port is configurable for
	bidirectional RS-232 or infrared signal output control.

From this port, commands sent from a driver or user-defined command strings (entered via the Global Configurator) can be sent to the display device.

For bidirectional RS-232 communication, the transmit, ground, and receive pins must be wired at both the controller and the projector connectors, as shown on the following page.

200' (61 m) max. to Last Device

Extron CTLP Cable Color Code:

ESCP Communication = White

C Control Module Communication = Violet

B Ground (		) & Drain Wire		= Black & Drain Wire

A+12 VDC = Red

An MLC 104 series controller daisy chained to a SCP 104

NThe maximum distance allowed between an MLC controller and a SCP 104 is 200’ (61 m).

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Contents

MLC 104 and MLC 104 IP Series Precautions 安全须知中文 Table of Contents MLC 104 MediaLink Controllers Table of Contents, cont’dIntroduction About Global ConfiguratorAbout this Manual About the MLC 104 Medialink ControllersIntroduction, cont’d Installing the SoftwareSystem Requirements Updating FirmwareTwo Hardware Setup Right Side Panel Features and ConnectionsAn MLC 104 series controller daisy chained to a SCP Power wiring Hardware Setup, cont’dButtons Left SideConfiguration host control port Volume controlPin out for TRS RS-232 cable wiring Baud Stop bit No parity Data bits No flow controlSoftware Setup Download Device DriversIP model only Project Settings dialog box Software Setup, cont’d Create a New ProjectAdd Device dialog box Basic for IP version only MLC 104 IPSoftware Setup, cont’d Global Configurator Front Panel windowAdd Device dialog box Advanced for IP version only Defining e-mail server settings Setting up e-mail notificationsEmail Manager dialog box Add a Serial or IR Device MLC 104 series port configurationAdding e-mail contacts Downloading additional driversAdd IR Driver window Add Serial Driver windowConfiguring an input button Software Setup, cont’d Configure the Front Panel ButtonsConfiguring the On and Off buttons Front Panel window with configured buttonsSoftware Setup, cont’d Create a Display Shutdown Schedule Scheduled Actions WizardDisplay shutdown action selection dialog Monitored Conditions Wizard dialog Conditions dialog. The Monitored Conditions WizardUnder the Available Options window Available Options windowBuilding a configuration Build and Upload a ConfigurationCreate a Display Disconnection E-mail IP model only Display lamp hour e-mail notificationAccessing GlobalViewer Uploading a configurationUpload Manager window before file upload GlobalViewer main

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