Extron electronic 68-388-01 manual 12VDC, 500mA output is provided on the Comm. IR Emitter port

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_______ Although all three outputs may be connected at the same time, only one

can be active at one time, as determined by the input format. In a typical installation, an LCD projector may have inputs for all three formats. In such cases, each of the three System 5 outputs would be connected to the same projector.

11R, G, B, H/HV, V BNC connectors, for RGBS or RGBHV output. The green LED indicates when the selected input is RGB format (PC1, PC2 or PC3) and this output is active.

12Y and C BNCs for S-video output. A BNC-Din adapter may be required. The green LED indicates when the selected input is S-video format (VID1 or VID2, if set up for S-video format) and this output is active.

Figure 2-5. The right side of the rear panel has three video outputs, plus audio and options.

13VID is for Composite video output. The green LED indicates when the selected input is composite video format (VID1 or VID2, if set up for VID format) and this output is active.

14Audio PreAmp Out – This output has the audio signal from the selected input and should be connected to a stereo audio amplifier. The signal is the same as item 18, at a low level. Both audio outputs are affected by the volume control. See detailed section on audio connectors.

_______ Audio breakaway is available if programmed through RS-232. If so, the

selected audio input may be different from the selected video input.

15Aux1 and Aux2 each can accommodate a connection to an optional external control panel (SCP 100). See the SCP 100 User’s manual and “Connecting Accessories” later in this chapter. See specifications

_______ The AUX 1 & 2 ports of the System 5cr provide a total of 500mA. This is

split between the two ports offering 250mA for each port.

16Relay Contacts (one normally open pair and one normally closed pair) are controlled by the “Room” button on the front panel to control external functions, such as lighting, display screen up/down, etc. See “Connecting Accessories” later in this chapter.

Comm – This is the connection for the IR emitter or the optional remote IR Broadcaster. Both of these devices transmit only learned IR signals from the System 5 to the projector, IR 40 commands are not included. The optional Broadcaster covers a much wider area than the emitter.

_______ A 12VDC, 500mA output is provided on the Comm. (IR Emitter) port.

17Optional Display Power Sensor Input – Detects projector power on.

18Amplified Output – connect directly to audio speakers.

19RS-232Control Port – connect a host, such as a touch panel, a PC, etc.

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Contents System 5cr Precautions Setup Mode procedures ConnectionsChapter One Introduction to System 5cr Introduction to System 5cr What is a System 5cr Switcher? Controlling the SystemInputs Standard FeaturesInfrared Learning for System Control OutputsOptions and Accessories System 5 with accessories and optionsSpecifications Video inputControl projector Rear Panel Connections Video Input Connections Installation in a Rack, on a Wall or Under a TablePanel Connections Audio Input Connections Video Output Connections12VDC, 500mA output is provided on the Comm. IR Emitter port Connecting Accessories Audio Preamp Out ConnectionComm Connector and Infrared Emitter Room/Relay ConnectorUsing the System 5cr Power and Room Using the System 5crFront Panel Controls and Indicators PC Input Selection Buttons and Indicators 1b. Front panel controls and indicatorsClear Configurations Configuration Setup from the Front PanelEnter Setup Config Mode Preset Audio Input Attenuation LevelsLearn Infrared Signals from other devices’ remote controls Select format for VID1 and/or VID2See inset top, right To install batteries Remote Operation4Chapter Four Windows Control Software Installing Windows Control Software Program HelpProgram Operation Example of two Help screens for the SystemAuto Set Attenuators set all audio input to the same level Power Up/Down Delay timesRoom Relay Mode Latched/Momentary Downloading from Extron’s IR Projector Library RGB Delay TimesSaving a Configuration to a File Miscellaneous OptionsLoading Projector Drivers Programming the System 5cr Remote Control Port RS-232 Host-to-System 5cr InstructionsDefinitions and Abbreviations AsciiAdvanced Instructions Reserved for Windows program BInstalling System 5cr Options System 5cr Options To IR Broadcaster To projector remote jack Glossary of terms Following is a list of terms taken from Extron’s GlossaryLCD Index FCC Class a Notice Extron’s Warranty Extron ELECTRONICS, Asia

68-388-01 specifications

Extron Electronics has long been a prominent name in the AV integration industry, known for its innovation and quality products. One of the standout models in their product line is the Extron 68-388-01, a versatile and user-friendly solution designed to enhance various audiovisual experiences. This device exemplifies Extron's commitment to excellence, delivering robust performance and seamless integration for a variety of applications.

The Extron 68-388-01 is primarily an HDMI to RGB scaler designed for converting HDMI signals into high-quality RGB analog video outputs. This feature is particularly beneficial for environments where legacy analog display equipment is still in use, allowing for compatibility with modern HDMI sources without sacrificing signal quality. The device supports a wide range of resolutions up to 1920x1200, ensuring it meets the demands of high-definition content while maintaining clarity and detail.

A key feature of the 68-388-01 is its advanced scaling technology. Utilizing precise scaling algorithms, this device effectively adjusts the input signal to match the native resolution of the output display, minimizing artifacts and enhancing image quality. This technology is particularly useful in settings such as classrooms and conference rooms, where visual clarity is essential for effective communication.

Another notable characteristic of the Extron 68-388-01 is its user-friendly interface. Equipped with a straightforward front-panel control system, users can easily manage settings and configurations, making it suitable for both tech-savvy users and those less familiar with AV technology. Additionally, the device comes with Extron's proprietary software, allowing for remote management and configuration via a connected PC or network.

The build quality of the 68-388-01 is typical of Extron's reputation for durability and reliability. Designed for rack mounting, it fits seamlessly into existing AV installations while offering excellent thermal management and low power consumption. Its compact form factor enhances versatility, making it an ideal choice for a range of environments, from education to corporate and broadcast applications.

In conclusion, the Extron 68-388-01 stands out as an exceptional HDMI to RGB scaler, combining advanced features, robust performance, and ease of use. Its ability to bridge the gap between modern digital sources and legacy analog displays makes it an invaluable tool for any AV professional looking to create a flexible and future-proof installation.
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