Extron electronic ISS 408, ISS 108 manual Symbols, Default address

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Ethernet connection

The cable can be terminated as either a patch cable or a crossover cable (figure 4-2) and must be properly terminated for your application:

•Patch (straight) cable — Connection of the ISS to an Ethernet hub, router, or switcher that also hosts a controlling computer.

•Crossover cable — Direct connection between the ISS and a computer.

Default address

To access the switcher via the Ethernet port, you will need the switcher’s IP address. If the address has been changed to an address comprised of words and characters, the actual numeric IP address can be determined using the front panel (see IP information in chapter 3, Operation) or the Ping utility (see Ping to determine the switcher’s IP address or Ping to determine the Web IP address in appendix A, Ethernet Connection, for more details). If the address has not been changed, the factory- specified default is 192.168.254.254.

Symbols

Symbols ( Xn values), defined below, are used throughout the discussions of the switcher-initiated messages that begin on the next page and the command/ response table that begins on page 4-9. The symbols represent variables in the switcher-initiated messages and the command/response table fields.

= CR/LF (carriage return/line feed) (hex 0D 0A)

= CR (no line feed)

•= Space

Esc = Escape key

X1

= Input number 1 through 8

 

X2

= Output number 1 (program) or 2 (preview)

X3

= 0 = off, 1 = on

 

 

X4

= Take level: 0 = video and audio, 1 = video, 2 = audio

X5

= Video type:

 

 

 

0

= RGB

5

= Betacam 60

 

1

= RGBcvS

6

= HDTV

 

2

= YUVi

7

= S-video

 

3

= YUVp

8

= Composite

 

4

= Betacam 50

 

 

X6

= Switcher resolution:

 

 

 

00

= 640x480

08

= 1360x765

 

01

= 800x600

09

= 1365x1024

 

02

= 832x624

10

= 720p*

 

03

= 848x480

11

= 1080p

 

04

= 852x480

12

= 1080i

 

05

= 1024x768*

13

= 1400 x 1050

 

06

= 1280x768*

14

= 576p

 

07

= 1280x1024*

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native DVI resolution.

 

 

 

 

X7

= Video refresh rate:

 

 

 

0

= 50 Hz

3

= 75 Hz

 

1

= 56 Hz

4

= 85 Hz

 

2

= 60 Hz

5

= AFL*

Lock or AFL is Accu-RATE Frame Lock™ (PAL = 50 Hz, NTSC =59.94 Hz).

X8

= Output video type:

 

0 = RGBHV, 1 = RGBS

X9

= Output sync polarity:

 

 

 

0

= H–/V–

2

= H+/V–

 

1

= H–/V+

3

= H+/V+

X10

= Color value (0 thru 127)

 

 

= Tint value (0 thru 255)

 

X11

 

 

= Brightness and contrast value (0 thru 63)

X12

 

= Size value (range depends on the resolution)

X13

 

= Centering value (range depends on the resolution)

X14

 

= Blanking value (000 thru 200)

X15

 

= Pixel sampling phase (000 thru 031)

X16

 

= Horizontal filter value (0 thru 3)

X17

 

= Vertical filter or composite/S-video detail filter (1 thru 7)

X18

 

= Preset number (01 thru 03)

X19

 

= RGB delay/dissolve speed (00 [RGB] or 01 [dissolve] to 50)

X20

 

= Program/preview output selection

X21

 

 

Prog/Prev

Prog/Prev

 

0

= Off/Off

2 = Off/On

 

1 = On/Off

3 = On/On

 

= Test pattern type (1 through 10)

X22

 

01

= Color Bars

06

= alternating pixels

 

02

= crosshatch

07 = film aspect ratio 1.78

 

03

= 4x4 crosshatch

08

= film aspect ratio 1.85

 

04

= gray scale

09

= film aspect ration 2.35

 

05

= crop

10

= ramp

 

= Gain/attenuation

 

-24 dB to +•9 dB, each step = 1 dB

X23

 

 

= Gain value

 

Numeric dB value, 0 to +9

X24

 

 

=Attenuation value

 

Numeric dB value, -1 to -24

X25

 

 

= Preview switch mode: 0 = stay mode, 1 = swap mode

X26

 

= Frequency: nnn.nn (kHz [horizontal] or Hz [vertical])

X27

 

= Detected input signal standard (0 through 4)

X28

 

0 = none

3 = NTSC 4.43

 

1 = NTSC 3.58

4 = SECAM

 

2 = PAL

 

 

Dash (–) = not applicable (occurs when the input is set for RGB or progressive YUV).

X29 = “Take” effect: 00 = cut, 01 = dissolve

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Contents ISS 408 & ISS Integration Seamless SwitchersConsignes de Sécurité Français Safety Instructions EnglishSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch Instrucciones de seguridad EspañolQS-1 Quick Start Integration Seamless SwitcherQS-2 Quick Start Integration Seamless Switcher, cont’dTable of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d Integration Seamless Switcher Table of Contents Iii Iv Integration Seamless Switcher Table of Contents One Integration Seamless Switcher Introduction About the SwitcherIntroductiontroduction, cont’d About this ManualTypical ISS 408 Integration Seamless Switcher application Introduction, cont’d FeaturesIntegration Seamless Switcher Introduction Introduction, cont’d Two Mounting the Switcher Installationstallation, cont’dTabletop placement Integration Seamless Switcher InstallationInput connections Cabling and Rear Panel ViewsCaptive screw connector wiring for inputs Installation, cont’dBNC output connections for Rgbhv and Rgbs video Standard output connectionsOptional output connection Cabling and RJ-45 connector wiringEthernet connection Choosing a network cableRJ-45 connector pinout table Wiring the network cableRS-232 connection ConfigurationThree Integration Seamless Switcher Operation Front Panel Controls and IndicatorsOperationeration, cont’d Black/Mute, input selection, and Cut/Dissolve controlsInputs Picture adjustment and menu system controlsOperation, cont’d Power-on indicationsFront Panel Operations Default Display Cycle Selecting an input and switching it to the program outputCutting to the selected input Auto imaging an input Recalling a user presetExtron Electronics ISS 60-423-01 Version Menu system overviewInput Configuration submenu Video & Audio Configuration menuOutput Resolution submenu Output Configuration menuSync Type and Polarity submenu Resolution 50 Hz 56 Hz 60 Hz 75 Hz 85 Hz Lock at 50/60 HzVideo & Audio Advanced Configuration menuRGB Delay submenu Blue Only Mode and Edge Smoothing submenuDissolve Speed submenu Test Pattern submenuPixel Phase submenu Enhanced Mode submenuPreview Switch Mode submenu Auto Imaging and Auto Memories submenuReset submenu PAL Film Mode submenuSave Preview Preset submenu User Presets menuExit menu Erase Preview Presets submenu127 128 063 450 400 500 550 Picture adjustmentsAdjust knobs have no mechanical limits to their rotation Front panel security lockout executive modeIP information Optimizing the VideoControls to position the image Setting up a DVD sourceOptimizing the Audio TroubleshootingGeneral checks Problem Cause Solution Specific problemsOperation, cont’d Four RS-232 Link Integration Seamless Switcher Programmer’s GuideEthernet Link Default address SymbolsPower-up Switcher-Initiated MessagesProgrammer’s Guide, cont’d Input selectionInput and output video type Cutting or dissolving in swap modeRGB delay and dissolve speed PAL film mode Preview switch modeTest pattern Audio gain and attenuationSwitcher Error Responses Host-to-Switcher InstructionsUsing the Command/ Response Table Automated adjustmentsCommand Ascii Command Response Additional description Command/response table for SIS commandsColor Scaler output video typeTint BrightnessHorizontal shift Pixel phaseVertical shift Top blankingVertical detail filter RGB and component video inputs User presetsDetail filter S-video and composite video inputs Auto MemoriesVerbose mode Executive modeSet audio gain and attenuation Audio muteInformation requests ResetsDate and time entered should be Greenwich Mean Time GMT Command/response table for IP SIS commandsCommand Ascii Command Response Command/response table for special function SIS commandsPreview switch mode PAL film modeAuto Image Memory backup Command Hex Command ResponseFive Ethernet protocol settings Installing the softwareIntegration Seamless Switcher Switcher Software Control Software for WindowsIf you selected a comm port, proceed to step Using the control programWindows Control program window Switcher Software, cont’dInstalling the software Using the help programUsing the software Button Label GeneratorExtron’s Button-Label Generator window Six EthernetOperation,cont’d Integration Seamless Switcher Ethernet OperationLoad the Startup Control Control ControlChange the RGB delay or dissolve speed Select and switch an inputEthernet Operation, cont’d Freeze the output Blackout the screen and mute the audioOutput a test pattern Preview the scan rateAdministration fields System ConfigurationISS IP Address field ISS IP Settings fieldsISS Name field Hardware Address fieldFile Management File ManagementSetup Input configurationOutput resolution, rate, sync format, and polarity Output rate Output resolutionOutput polarity Output formatSeven Integration Seamless Switcher Maintenance and Modifications Opening and Closing the SwitcherFirmware Upgrade Installation DVI output card connector opening and socket J14 DVI Output Card InstallationOutput DVI board installation Maintenance and Modifications AAppendix a Ethernet Connection, cont’d Integration Seamless Switcher Ethernet ConnectionPing to determine Web IP address Ping to determine the switcher’s IP addressTelnet tips Connect as a Telnet clientOpen Local echo Escape character and Esc keySet carriage return-line feed CloseEthernet Connection, cont’d AppendixBB Integration Seamless Switcher Reference Information SpecificationsAudio Reference Information, cont’d Optional accessoriessPart Numbers Included partsButton Labels Reference Information, cont’d Integration Seamless Switcher Reference Information Reference Information, cont’d FCC Class B Notice Extron Electronics, USA
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ISS 408, ISS 108 specifications

Extron Electronics is renowned for its contributions to the audiovisual industry, providing high-performance devices that meet the demands of professional environments. Two prominent products in their lineup are the ISS 108 and ISS 408 image scaling switchers, which are designed to enhance the management and quality of video signals in various applications.

The Extron ISS 108 is an 8x1 image scaling switcher that allows users to seamlessly switch between multiple video sources while ensuring high image quality. One of its main features is the ability to support a variety of video formats, including resolutions up to 4K. This versatility is crucial for applications in education, corporate settings, and events where different video sources may be required.

In terms of technology, the ISS 108 is equipped with advanced image scaling capabilities that improve the visual quality of the content being displayed. The device utilizes Extron's patented Vector 4K scaling technology, which enhances the clarity and detail of the images while maintaining the integrity of the source material. This technology is invaluable in environments where every detail matters, and it ensures that presentations are delivered at their best quality.

The ISS 408, on the other hand, takes the capabilities of the ISS 108 and elevates them further by offering 4x1 switching capabilities. This enables users to connect up to four video sources, giving them more flexibility in content management. The ISS 408 also supports 4K video resolutions, further solidifying Extron's commitment to delivering high-quality solutions.

Both models are designed with user-friendly interfaces, allowing for easy operation and integration into existing AV systems. They offer extensive control options, including RS-232 and Ethernet, enabling users to incorporate them into automation systems and control environments efficiently.

Another important characteristic of the ISS series is their built-in security features, such as password protection and lockout modes, which are essential for maintaining the integrity of sensitive content being delivered in corporate or educational settings.

In summary, the Extron ISS 108 and ISS 408 provide powerful solutions for image scaling and video switching. With advanced technologies like Vector 4K scaling, robust connectivity options, and intuitive control interfaces, these devices stand out as essential tools for any professional audiovisual application. Their focus on quality, flexibility, and security makes them ideal choices for enhancing video presentations in various environments.
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