Extron electronic MLS 306, MLS 506SA, MLS 506MA manual Remote Control of the MLS, Executive mode

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Executive mode

Executive mode locks all front panel functions except input selection and volume and mix adjustment; it disables setup menu options. When executive mode is active, all functions and adjustments can still be made through RS-232 control. For details on RS-232 control, see chapter four. To enable or disable executive mode, from the main menu press the Menu and Next buttons simultaneously for three seconds, as shown below.

Press

simultaneously

Extron

MLS 506

for 3 sec.

MENU NEXT

Press

X-mode enabled

Extron

MLS 506

2sec.

Input

simultaneously

for 3 sec.

MENU NEXT

X-mode

disabled

Remote Control of the MLS

The MediaLink Switcher can be controlled by using its front panel controls; an optional Extron infrared remote control and Extron IR Link; a contact closure device; a MediaLink Controller, or an RS-232 control device or computer.

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Contents MLS 306, MLS 506, MLS 506MA, MLS 506SA MediaLink SwitchersSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch PrecautionsSafety Instructions English Consignes de Sécurité FrançaisTable of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d One Introduction About the MediaLink SwitchersFeatures and Options Standard featuresTwo MLS 306 Rear Panel and Cabling InstallationUL/Safety Requirements Mounting the SwitcherPower connection Input connectionsVideo output connections Control connections Audio output connectionsPin RS-232 function Description Contact closure MLS 506 Rear Panel MLS 506, MLS 506MA, and MLS 506SA Rear Panels and CablingVideo input connections for MLC 506/506MA/506SA inputs RGB output connections for MLC 506/506MA/506SA Connecting a 4 ohm load to the mono amplified ouputOhm or Connecting an 8 ohm load to the mono amplified outputAudio processing connections MLS 506MA, MLS 506SA only MediaLink Switcher to an MLC Setting the -6dB Jumpers JMP1 and JMP2 -6dB Audio Jumpers MLS 506MA Rear Panel Top View MLS 506MA Front PanelExtron MLS Application DiagramsThree Front Panel Features and Basic Operation MediaLink Switchers OperationOperation Extron MLS Menus, Configuration, and Adjustments Moving through menus by using front panel controlsMenu overview Effects submenu Menu details System resetExecutive mode Remote Control of the MLSOperation, cont’d Four Serial Communication RS-232 Programmer’s GuideHost-to-MLS communications Ascii to Hex conversion table Using the command/response tablesSymbol definitions Command Ascii Command Response Additional descriptionSerial Communication, cont’d Audio treble adjustment per inputAudio mute overall Audio bass adjustment per inputCommand Ascii Command Response Values Command/response table for special function SIS commandsInstalling the software Using the control programControl Software for Windows Special features User ModeSwitcher MLS Config Saving and restoring configurationsUsing the help program Key to file namesFile name Description AAppendix a Specifications Specifications, Part Numbers, and AccessoriesAudio Specifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories, cont’d Included parts Part Numbers and AccessoriesAccessories Miscellaneous accessories Part numberSpecifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories, cont’d AppendixBB Labeling Labeling Buttons on the SwitcherUsing the software to make labels MediaLink Switchers LabelingLabel Templates Labeling, cont’d FCC Class a Notice Extron’s Warranty Extron Electronics, USA

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MLS 306, MLS 506MA, MLS 506, MLS 506SA specifications

Extron Electronics, a leading provider of AV control and signal distribution solutions, offers a range of versatile and user-friendly products. Among these, the MLS 306, MLS 506SA, MLS 506MA, and MLS 506 stand out as robust multimedia learning solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of educational environments.

The MLS 306 is particularly designed for smaller classrooms, providing essential AV capabilities in a compact format. It features user-friendly control capabilities that allow teachers to easily manage presentations and multimedia content with minimal technical know-how. The MLS 306 includes multiple input options, supporting various devices such as computers, document cameras, and DVD players. This model emphasizes efficiency and practicality, making it an ideal choice for contemporary educational settings.

For larger classrooms or comprehensive AV setups, the MLS 506 series comes into play. The MLS 506SA (Simple AV) model is tailored for straightforward AV applications, featuring intuitive control interfaces that allow users to easily switch between sources and manage audio and video output. This model ensures seamless integration with other AV equipment, providing a user-friendly experience ideal for instructors focused on effective teaching.

In contrast, the MLS 506MA (Media AV) version expands capabilities for more complex multimedia environments, supporting additional inputs and outputs for advanced AV systems. Its advanced functionality includes the ability to control lighting and other environmental factors, enhancing the learning experience by creating an optimal classroom setting. With customizable presets, educators can quickly adapt the environment for various activities.

The standard MLS 506 model serves as a comprehensive solution, offering a blend of advanced control and connectivity features. This model stands out for its integration of Extron’s industry-leading technologies, including GlobalViewer Enterprise software, allowing for remote monitoring and management of AV systems over the network. This capability is particularly beneficial for IT administrators managing multiple classroom environments.

All models in the MLS series feature robust reliability and are built with Extron’s commitment to high-quality design. Moreover, they include user-friendly interfaces, ensuring that both educators and students can focus on learning without being hindered by complicated technology. Collectively, the Extron MLS 306, MLS 506SA, MLS 506MA, and MLS 506 represent a significant advancement in educational technology, bridging the gap between teaching and technology for enhanced learning experiences.