Extron electronic HSA 402, HSA 400 Installation, cont’d, Cabling and Installing the AAPs

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7.

Carefully lower the HSA enclosure into the hole to test the

 

fit. If necessary, remove the enclosure and use a file or

 

rasp to enlarge or smooth the edges of the opening.

8.

From the underside of the table, bolt the clamshell to the

 

enclosure with two bolts of optimum length (included)

 

(figure 2-3).

 

 

 

 

 

 

HSA

400

 

RGB 58

0xiSI

 

 

 

 

AAP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HSA 400

 

 

 

 

Enclosure

Mounting

Surface

AAP Cables

 

Clamshell

 

Flat Washer

Power Cord

Full Thread

2 RJ-45 Connectors

Mounting Bolts

 

Figure 2-3 — Mounting the HSA 400 enclosure

9.

Peel any remaining protective coating from the enclosure.

Cabling and Installing the AAPs

The space behind the AAP panel is limited. The on-line Connectivity Configurator, available at www.extron.com, offers guidance as to the fit of AAPs into this space.

Extron’s various single- and double-space AAP devices, including the various RGB 580xi AAPs, can be mounted to the HSA. See appendix A, “Reference Information”, for

RGB 580xi AAP part numbers.

The screws needed for installing an AAP are built into its front panel, so no additional screws are needed.

Ensure that AC power is disconnected before servicing the HSA unit.

1. Remove the four hex head screws on the right and left sides of the front panel (figure 2-4). Retain the screws. Lift the panel away from the enclosure.

Remove two Allen screws ea. side.

240-

Hz 5A

HSA

400

Lift panel out of enclosure.

Figure 2-4 — Removing the front panel from an

HSA 400 International

2. Cable the rear of the AAPs before attaching the AAPs to the enclosure. Route the cables through the hole in the underside of the surface mount enclosure and connect them to the rear of the AAPs. If applicable, refer to the cabling information in the documentation for the AAP.

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Contents User’s Manual Precautions Extron’s WarrantyPage Table of Contents One HSA 400/402 Series Surface Access ProductsTable of Contents, cont’d IntroductionFeatures About the Hideaway Surface Access ProductsIntroduction Two InstallationIntroduction, cont’d Installation Overview InstallationPreparing the Routing Template Other installation surface. Mark the location Template when the installation is complete. Save itFor installing other HSA products of the same size Place the mounting template assembly on the tableInstallation, cont’d Cabling and Installing the AAPsCabling the Enclosure Mounting an AAP device to an HSA 400 US front panelOnly connectors 1A and 1B are present on the HSA An RJ-11 plug can be connected to the RJ-45 jackInstallation, cont’d Routing the AAP Cables BezelsMaintenance and Modifications ThreeMaintenance and Modifications Replacing an AAPMaintenance and Modifications, cont’d Replacing the Bezels Removing and Replacing the EnclosureMaintenance and Modifications, cont’d Enclosure will tip and could damage the flanged When the HSA 400/402 is upside-down, the latchMay be ineffective. If the latch releases, Edges. Keep a hand on the enclosure to keep it fromAAppendix a Reference InformationSpecifications Reference InformationReference Information, cont’d HSA Part Numbers Replacement Parts and AccessoriesInterface Accessories Included PartsReference Information, cont’d Top Plate Dimensions US ModelReference Information, cont’d 15.05 + 0.083 cmPackaging for Shipment AppendixBBReference Information,Internationalc t’d Model Packaging for Shipment Are sharp when the HSA is removed from the tableExercise caution when handling to prevent personal InjuryFigure B-4 Installing protective strips Packaging for Shipment, cont’dFigure B-6 HSA suspended in the foam Vertical Foams
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RGB 580xi AAP, HSA 402, HSA 400 specifications

Extron is a well-known company specializing in the design and manufacturing of high-quality AV signal routing, distribution, and control solutions. Among its impressive lineup, the Extron HSA 400 and HSA 402 models, as well as the RGB 580xi AAP, stand out for their exceptional performance and versatility in audio and video integration.

Starting with the HSA 400 and HSA 402, these are high-performance audio switches designed for efficient audio management in professional AV environments. The HSA 400 supports up to four stereo audio input channels, while the HSA 402 expands this capability to two outputs. Both units feature advanced audio processing, allowing users to mix and switch audio sources seamlessly. They come equipped with Extron's patented audio algorithms, which help maintain high audio fidelity by eliminating noise and distortion during the switching process.

The HSA series also ensures user-friendly operation through their intuitive interface, which includes front panel controls and LED indicators for easy status monitoring. Additionally, they can be integrated into larger systems using various control options, including serial and Ethernet for automation versatility.

On the other hand, the RGB 580xi AAP is a state-of-the-art presentation switcher that provides comprehensive input options for a variety of signal sources, such as RGB, HDMI, and composite video. It is particularly notable for its ability to support high-resolution signals up to 1920x1200, catering to the needs of modern displays and projectors. The RGB 580xi AAP is designed with advanced scaling technology, ensuring that output images maintain quality and clarity, regardless of the source resolution.

This model also accommodates multiple output formats, enabling simultaneous connections to different display types. The integration of Extron's standout technologies like frame synchronizers ensures smooth transitions and real-time video switching without lag, making it an ideal choice for dynamic presentations.

Overall, Extron's HSA 400, HSA 402, and RGB 580xi AAP are exemplars of audio and video technology designed for professional environments. Their robust feature sets, including seamless switching, high-quality processing, versatile input/output options, and user-friendly interfaces, make them essential components for modern AV installations.
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