Kramer Electronics VS-1616SDI user manual Connecting with a Null-modem Adapter

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Installing the SDI Video Matrix Switcher

You can connect any of the following:

￿A VS-1616SDIunit with any matrix switcher that forms part of the series of 16x16 matrix switchers, using a Null-modem adapter (see section 6￿ .4.1.1) or without using a Null-modem adapter (see section 6￿ .4.1.2)

￿The PC’s DB9 COM port to a VS-1616SDIunit with a Null- modem adapter (see section 6￿ .4.1.3) or without a Null-modem adapter (see section 6￿ .4.1.4)

￿The PC’s DB25 COM port to a VS-1616SDIunit without a Null- modem adapter (see section 6￿ .4.1.5)

6.4.1.1Connecting with a Null-modem Adapter

To connect a VS-1616SDIunit with any matrix switcher that forms part of the series of 16x16 matrix switchers, using a Null-modem adapter provided with the machine (default):

1.Connect a flat cable1 between the RS-232 OUT DB9 port on the VS-1616SDIunit and the Null-modem adapter that attaches to the RS-232 IN DB9 port on the other 16x16 matrix switcher.

2.On the other 16x16 matrix switcher, set DIP 7 OFF (enabling Null-modem adapter use).

6.4.1.2Connecting without a Null-modem Adapter

To connect a VS-1616SDIunit with any matrix switcher that forms part of the series of 16x16 matrix switchers, without using a Null-modem adapter:

1.Connect a flat cable1 between the RS-232 OUT DB9 port on the VS-1616SDIunit and the RS-232 IN DB9 port on the other 16x16 matrix switcher.

2.On the other 16x16 matrix switcher, set DIP 7 ON (disabling Null-modem adapter use2).

6.4.1.3Connecting to a DB9 COM Port with a Null-modem Adapter

To connect the PC’s DB9 COM port to a VS-1616SDIunit, using a Null- modem adapter:

1.Connect a flat cable1 between the PC’s DB9 COM port and the Null- modem adapter that attaches to the RS-232 IN DB9 port on the VS-1616SDIunit.

1 Straight one-to-one uncrossed connections with at least the 3 wires pins # 2, # 3 and # 5 2 See section 6￿ .3

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Contents Model Contents Upgrading Flash Memory Tables FiguresOverview IntroductionGetting Started Overview Operating a Single Machine Your SDI Video Matrix SwitcherVS-1616SDI 16x16 SDI Video Matrix Switcher Feature Function Configuring a Standalone SDI Video Matrix Switcher Installing the SDI Video Matrix SwitcherAssembling a System of Interconnected Switchers Assembling a System of Interconnected Switchers Setting the DipswitchesSetting the Machine # Understanding the System Mode Keyboard Locked Connecting a Control InterfaceConnecting a PC to Four Switchers Connecting with a Null-modem Adapter Null-modem adapter Illustrates the RS-485 line that connects An RS-485 Control Interface Setup Connecting the Keyboard Extension Configuring the SyncUsing the Startup Display Operating Your SDI Video Matrix SwitcherDefault Startup Status Display Sequence Using the Front Panel ButtonsOut # Out # From in # y Where x is the output numberAll OUTs Out # Reset Clearing Several Outputs Reset ALL ? Press Take to execute Reset ALL connectionsUse two digit # # xy Enter Setup numberStore this Setup ? Setup # xy Load ? Using the Menu Command SequenceSequence of Menu Commands Locking and Unlocking the Front Panel Follow the System Yes TAKE, next Menu Choosing the System ModesChoosing the Switching Method Setting Understanding the Switching Method Settings NoVIS 2 EXT 3 INT#1 4MTX External Switching Method setting Yes TAKE, next MenuChoosing the Extended Keyboard Setting STORE/RECALL setting Yes TAKE, next Menu Setting the STORE/RECALL Keyboard ModeSTO/RCL mode Changed At onceChoosing the Communication Setting Setting the IR Remote Control Identifying the Machine Choosing the Auto Store Current SetupInitial Reset Yes TAKE, next Menu Choosing the Initial ResetOutkey 1 Current status Factory default Reset to factory default Press Take to executeUpgrading Flash Memory Connecting the PC to the RS-232 PortUpgrading the Firmware 16608D Ready for receiving Start transmission from PCProgram replaced Hex Codes Technical SpecificationsHex Table for the VS-1616SDI Video Matrix Switcher Ascii Protocol Description Ascii Protocol General#, i# ExampleOK!! or Error Page 2900-002063 REV