Extron electronic MACXI, VGAXI manual Specifications

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Remote Connector

REMOTE Connector - The Remote connector provides a way to control the VGAxi / MACxi switchers using contact closure devices such as the following:

Extron KP-10 (wired remote keypad, IR-10 (infrared remote), RS-232 2-4-6-8 (Host computer)

Third Party Remote Control - Information below may be used to design a third party remote control.

Remote connector pin assignments are shown in the table below (Figure 4-A). To select a different switcher input number through the remote connector, momentarily connect the pin for the desired input number (#) to logic ground (pin 25).

NOTE __ The duration of a momentary connection is defined as 250 — 500 milli-seconds.

The Tally pins can be used for remote indication of the switcher's selected input. Tally #1 - #6 (pins 14 -19) will indicate the switcher's selected input # with a logic low (0 volts), the Tally pins are normally at logic high (5 volts). For example, with switcher input #2 selected, the front panel LED for that input would be ON and Tally #2 (pin 15) would be 0 volts while the remaining Tally pins would be 5 volts.

The schematics shown below (Figure 4-B) may be used as a guide to design and build indicator circuits for the Tally pins. An example of an LED circuit is shown at the top, two versions of incandescent lamp driver circuits are shown below the LED circuit.

The +5 volt source on remote connector pin 13 is limited to 100mA, if a different voltage or a higher current is required, an external voltage source will be necessary.

Looping is a configuration technique (see Figure 4-C) that enables the total number of inputs to a switcher (A) to be increased by connecting its highest input to the output of another switcher (B). A Loop control signal from switcher B (Loop Out - Remote connector pin 24) to switcher A (Loop In - Remote connector pin 12) will cause switcher A to select its highest input when an input selection is made on switcher B. If a third switcher (C) is added, its output would connect to the highest input on switcher B and its Loop Out signal would connect to switcher B's Loop In. An input selection on Switcher C would cause switcher B to select its highest input and signal switcher A to select its highest input. The selected input on switcher C would be available at Switcher A's output. An input selection on Switcher A would drop Switchers B and C out of the loop until a selection is made on either B or C.

Specifications

VGA connector pin-9is normally not used and does not exist in most cases, however, some equipment/applications may require the signal on input connector pin-9 to be passed to output connector pin-9. If this is a requirement, it will be necessary to solder one or more jumpers onto the inside of the rear panel. The jumpers (JMP1 - JMP6) are shown on the Printed Circuit Board layout below. The switcher model determines which jumper applies to which input as follows:

 

 

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

INPUT 3

INPUT 4

INPUT 5

INPUT 6

SW6 VGAxi

 

JMP1

JMP2

JMP3

JMP4

JMP5

JMP6

SW4 VGAxi

 

JMP3

JMP4

JMP5

JMP6

 

 

SW2 VGAxi

 

JMP5

JMP6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To access the inside of the rear panel, DISCONNECT POWER and remove four screws from the top of the switcher. The bottom panel can then be removed. Unplug the two cables connected to the circuit board enabling it to be removed.

JMP5

JMP3

JMP1

JMP6

JMP4

JMP2

Figure 5-A

 

 

Specifications

Video

Input Video Signal Level _

0 to 2 volts p-p

 

Video Gain _

Unity

 

Frequency Range (H. Sync) _

15-145 kHz

 

Frequency Range (V. Sync) _

30-170 Hz

 

RGB Video Bandwidth _

350 MHz (-3 dB) (VGAxi and MACxi)

 

Input Impedance _ 75

Ohms

 

Output Impedance _

75

Ohms

 

Termination Impedance _

75

Ohms

 

Sync Input Impedance _

510 Ohms

Connectors

Input and Output VGAxi __ 15

pin HD D-Sub (Female)

USERS GUIDE

FIGURE 4-A

FIGURE 4-B

LED INDICATOR CIRCUIT

+5V (PIN 13)

LED

TALLY PIN 330 Ohm

FIGURE 4-C

Output

 

Input and Output MACxi __ 15 pin D-Sub (Female)

 

Contact Remote _

25 pin D-Sub

Control System

Contact Closure _

Momentary (100 ms min.),

 

 

_

w/Tally feedback

 

 

Loop Signal _

Momentary low, 1 ms min, 5 ms max

General

Operation

Temperature _

0°-50° C

 

Storage

Temperature _

-40° to +70° C

 

 

Humidity _

10% to 90% non condensing

 

MTBF Demonstrated _ 30,000 Hours

 

 

Vibration _

NSTA 1A in carton

INCANDESCENT LAMP CIRCUITS

EXTERNAL POWER

Using an

Opto-isolator

RESISTOR VALUE

& External Power

DEPENDS ON CURRENT

 

 

REQUIREMENT OF LAMP

 

330 Ohm

 

+5V (PIN 13)

 

 

TALLY PIN

 

 

 

 

+5V (PIN 13)

Using a Relay

N/C

& External

 

Power

1N916

 

 

 

TALLY PIN

EXTERNAL POWER

RECOMMENDED RELAYS

 

 

MANUFACTURER

GENERAL

LOW CURRENT

 

 

AROMAT

 

DS2

 

 

TQ

 

 

ITT/PANASONIC

R-Z-5C

 

A5W

 

 

 

 

 

OMRON

 

G5Y

 

G6H

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A

B

C

 

Approvals _

CE, UL Listed, FCC Class A

 

Power Supply

Internal _

100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.2A max.

 

Dimensions _

8.75" W x 9.5" D x 1.75" H

 

 

_

22.2 cm W x 24 cm D x 4.4 cm H

 

 

Shipping Weight _

3 lbs (1.4 kgs) - VGAxi and MACxi

 

 

Warranty _

2 years parts and labor

 

Part Numbers

SW2 VGAxi __ 60-257-01

 

 

 

SW4 VGAxi __ 60-258-01

 

 

 

SW6 VGAxi __ 60-259-01

 

 

 

SW2 MACxi __ 60-261-01

 

 

VGA/MAC Adapter (Composite Video) _

26-340-01

 

 

VGA/MAC HV Adapter (MAC H/V sync) _

26-340-02

 

 

KP-10 wired keypad remote control _

60-111-01

 

 

IR-10 Infrared remote control _

70-036-01

Refer to the safety instructions

RS-232

2-4-6-8 Controller _

60-112-01

in the literature that came with

 

 

 

 

this equipment.

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SW SWITCHERS – VGA xi / MACxi

SW2 VGAxi

SW4 VGAxi

SW6 VGAxi

SW2 MACxi

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