User Presets, Advanced Config | Extron electronic ISM 824 instruction

4. Press Next to enter the next submenu, Sync Polarity. Within this submenu, the Sync Polarity can be set (H- V-, H+ V-, H+ V+, or H- V+).

Rotate either front panel encoder to select the output signal type. 5. Press Next to return to the Output Config. menu.

User Presets

Within this submenu, up to 3 presets can be saved or erased.

1.	From the Output Config. menu, press Menu to enter the User Presets menu.
2.	Press Next to go to the Save Preset menu.
	Rotate either front panel encoder to select the preset
	(1, 2, or 3) to save the current settings. Default setting is N/A.
3.	Press Next to go to the Save Preset menu.
	Rotate either front panel encoder to select the preset to be erased
	(1, 2, or 3) Default setting is N/A.
4.	Press Next to return to the User Preset menu.

NPress Menu to go directly to the next top level menu (Advanced Config).

Recall a User Preset

1.	Press the Esc button to clear all active menus and reset the LCD to default
	menu cycle.
2.	Make an input tie to the desired scaler output to recall any one of the three
	saved presets, numbered 1 to 3.
3.	Press the output button. The LCD displays the message shown below.
	Output Recalls
	User Preset
4.	Press the output button to cycle through the saved output presets (1 to 3).
	User Preset #2
	Recalled
5.	If no presets were saved previously, the following message is displayed.
	No Valid User
	Presets Found

Advanced Config

Within this submenu auto imaging can be turned on or off, top and bottom blanking area can be adjusted, and edge smoothing filter can be selected. In addition blue mode, auto memory, 2:2 pull down, and enhanced mode can all be turned on or off separately.

1. From the User Presets menu, press Menu to for the Advanced Config. submenu.

2.Press Next to go to the Auto Image menu. Auto Image can be turned on or off for any input from this menu. Default setting is off.

Rotate the left front panel encoder ([) to select an input, or press the desired input button. Rotate the right encoder ({) to turn Auto image on or off.

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Contents

ISM Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Instrucciones de seguridad Español Safety Instructions EnglishConsignes de Sécurité Français Sicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch FCC Class a Notice ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Ii ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Pass-through outputs Connect video ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Quick Start QS-1 Making input to output ties Quick Start ISM 824 Integration Scaling MultiswitcherQS-2 ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Quick Start OUT #5 Picture adjustmentsPresets ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Quick Start QS-3 Menu button The Menu Front panel security lockout Executive modeQS-4 ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Quick Start ISM 824 Menu System Table of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d Page Table of Contents, cont’d Sys tems s ettings page IP Settings fields Rev. a One About this Manual About the Integration Scaling MultiswitcherISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Introduction Typical ISM 824 application Definitions Introduction, cont’d Tie any input to any or all outputs FeaturesInputs Outputs Universal Scaler card ISM RGB Optional Output Card Features Single Output Wideband card ISM 1WB Video Scaler card ISM VSDual Output Wideband card ISM 2WB Introduction, cont’d Two ISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Installation Installationstallation, cont’dUL/Safety Requirements Important safety instructions Rack mounting Mounting the SwitcherTabletop placement UL requirements for rack mounted devices Power and control connections Installation, cont’dRear Panel Features and Connection Terminating the network cable Cabling and RJ-45 connector wiringChoosing a network cable Input connections for various video formats Input connections Balanced Stereo Output Output connections Audio output connections Optional output card connectionsVideo output connections If applicable, repeat for any other output cards Installing the optional output cardsPlace Cover Three Input and output buttons Front Panel Features Enter button The Enter button flashes green Control buttonsControl selection buttons These four buttons Operation and Setup, cont’d LCD begins the default display cycle Powering UpDefault display cycle Green video only Front Panel OperationMaking input to output ties Video only green Press and release the Enter button figure An example of creating a set of video and audio ties Press the View button lights red Viewing ties Press and release the Esc button see -8. The View button Adding ties to existing ties Press and release the Esc button see -12. The View button Removing tiesPress View and observe the LCD display see figure Another video input can now be tied to outputs 2 Press Esc to clear View and reset the LCD Press and release the Esc button see -16. The View button Replacing ties Input/Output grouping View V=7-22-3-- Ties A=2388-33 An example of creating a set of I/O groups 10001010 Muting an output Press Esc to clear all pending changes and reset the LCD=2388-33 VI EW V=7-22-3 Unmuting an output Viewing and setting the RGB delayViewing the RGB delay Changing the RGB delay OUT #3 RGB Delay Gain = Input audio level gain and output audio volumeViewing input audio level and output audio volume See -26. The range is -18 dB to +24 dB Adjusting input audio level and output audio volume Overview PresetsSaving a preset Recalling a preset Save Preset #11 Contrast Picture adjustmentsColor/Tint Brightness Adjusting the picture brightness/contrast Adjusting the picture color/tint BRT OUT #5 Adjusting the picture detailPress the Esc button to clear all button and reset the LCD Current size setting see -37 for that output Adjusting the picture positionAdjusting the picture size =1024 Adjusting the picture zoom Front panel security lockout Executive modes Background illumination settings 40 Executive Mode 2 initiation and exit method Auto Image menu ISM 824 Menu System Input Conguration Input configuration menu Universal Scaler configuration menu Output card configuration menu ScalerUniversal Select Output submenu Input Setup submenuTo adjust the H pixel value, and rotate Right encoder to adjust the V line value Output Configuration Scaler boards Output Config submenu Press Next to return to the User Preset menu Press Next to return to the upper level Output Config. menuPress Menu to go to the next submenu User Presets User Presets submenu Aspect ratio Advanced Config submenuSplit Color Bars Split Grayscale ISM 824 Integration Default 49 Video Scaler output resolution/refresh rate table Advanced Config User PresetsWithin this submenu, up to 3 presets can be saved or erased Adjusted. Default setting is Input View Comm Settings menu Editing the communication settings Screen. Use this menu to exit from the device System Reset MenuExit menu Reset Mode Comparison Summary Resetting the Unit with the Reset Button Four RS-232 Function RS-422 Front Panel Configuration PortRS-232/RS-422 Link Pin Ethernet connection SymbolsDefault address Ethernet Link X5 = ISM 824 specific symbol definitionsSIS Programming and Control, cont’d Input and output video type Switcher-Initiated MessagesPower-up Input selection Auto Memory ReconfigAuto Image Using the Command/Response Tables Host-to-Switcher InstructionsSwitcher Error Responses OutX@ InX! RGB Command/Response Table for SIS CommandsProgramming Control, cont’d SprX4 @ $TypX!*X# RprX4 @Vmt0 @*1B@Vmt1 @*0B Vgp X4Out*X! X X5! X5! X5Mut X5! X5! X5 X! ...Vid \ X\ X\ Inf X\X\X\X\\X\X\X\ X4*,X4 Multiswitcher SISProgramming and Control Front panel lockout executive mode @*X% @%2AX% @VstX!*X% ZpgX4ZpxX5 @*X$ @%2AX$ @HstX!*X$ @AlnX!*X 12*X@*X* #@ApxX!*X 13*X@*X # @-Y @BrtX!*X1% @*X1% @%2AX1% @ConX!*X1%@*X1%Y @%2AX1% Y @BrtX!*X1% @+Y @BrtX!*X1% @*X2!*X2@ = @%2AX2!%2AX2@ = RteX@*X2!*X2@ @ZomX!*X5$*X1&*X1EscX@,X1*X1*X1&*X1&XY WX@,X1%2AX1%2AX1 X1*X1*X1&*X1 @*X2% @%2AX2% @RprX2% @*X2@RprX@*X2 @SprX@*X2 @ImgX Video Scaler ISM VS Output@*1M @*0M @VszX!*X1 @VphX!*X1@HszX!*X1 @*X2% @*X2!*X2@ =@*X\# @Pol X\ 16*X@*X1# @FlmX@ Frz1 @Blu1 Bottom blanking @*X1% @%2AX1% @BlbX!*X1%@ImgX! *1 @ImgX! *0 X7$ = Command/Response Table for IP SIS CommandsSymbol definitions X7 = IpzX7$ IpnX7IptX7@ X7# X8$ X8@EX8!,X8#,X8$,X8$, ... X8$EM X8#,X8$ Five Extron software CD window appears figure Installing the softwareInstallation from the CD-ROM ISM 824 Windows Control Program Download Center Web Installation from the Web site If connecting by TCP/IP ISM 824 Multiswitcher Software, cont’dUsing the software Extron ISM 824 Control Program main window -5 appears If connecting by RS-232 Tools Menu featuresControl program menus and pages File Data tracer window 10 ISM 824 I/O Group Settings menus − all groups cleared 11 ISM 824 I/O grouping completed 13 ISM 824 Unit Settings menus − IP and RS-232 windows 15 Firmware Loader window with selected firmware file Window Extron Firmware Loader appears ISM 824 Windows Control program Help Removing a tie Select the Video/audio mode Follow all or BreakawayCreating a tie 20 Output video and audio signal muting Muting or unmuting output signals Settings 22 Recalling a preset Creating or editing input and output names Configuring the input video signal type Audio Settings Setting the RBG delay Press Enter. The output’s volume is set to that level Adjusting the input gain and attenuationAdjusting the output volume level Create an input to output tie Output Cards Selecting a test pattern Making picture adjustmentsSelecting an aspect ratio Deselecting or re-selecting auto memory Saving or recalling user presetsSaving input presets Recalling an input preset Freezing an image Starting auto image Making input to output ties Setting top and bottom blanking values Recalling an input preset Button Label Generator Using the Button Label Generator software 34 Remove the button cap to replace the label Replacing the button labels ISM 824 Multiswitcher Software, cont’d Html Operation Start the Web browser program To access the ISM 824 using Html pages do the followingISM 824 Integration Scaling Multiswitcher Html Operation Downloading the Startup System Status System Status Unit Name field Configuration PagesSystem Settings page IP Settings fields Html Operation, cont’d Subnet Mask field Dhcp radio buttonsIP Address field Gateway IP Address field Click the desired value System Settings page Date/Time Settings fieldsISM Settings RGB delay Input configuration Email Alerts PasswordsExecutive mode Eml extension that contains the message Setting up e-mail alertsSetting up Smtp authorization Click Edit. The Edit button changes to Save Both a user name and a password must be specified Firmware Upgrade Port Access the ISM 824 using Html pages as described onClick the Configuration tab Click the Firmware Upgrade link see figure Enter the new directory name in the Dir/ field File Management User Control Control Pages 12 Click in an output field to see the drop down list 13 A/V mute buttons status according to signal type 14 I/O Presets For the Universal Scaler is shown below Slot output card configurationEach configurable card has its own Universal Scaler ISM RGB User and input presets can be saved and/or recalled For the Video Scaler is shown below Video Scaler ISM VS Space spaces are accepted in names + ~ , @ = ‘ ’ semicolon Special Characters AAppendix a Ping to determine Extron IP address Ethernet Connection Ping to determine Web IP address Connect as a Telnet client Escape character and Esc key Ethernet Connection, cont’dTelnet tips Open Quit Local echoSet carriage return-line feed Close IP addresses and octets Subnetting a PrimerGateways Local and remote devices Masked octets are not compared indicated by X in figure A-6 Determining whether devices are on the same subnetUnmasked octets are compared indicated by ? in figure A-6 Ethernet Connection, cont’d AppendixBB ReferenceInformation,co t’d Specifications Scaled RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, HD digital component video YUV Vp-p for Y of component videoTo 1.0 Vp-p 50 Hz, 60 Hz, 72 Hz, 96 Hz, 100 Hz, or 120 Hz Reference Information, cont’d Dhcp = off Extron’s control/configuration program for WindowsARP, Icmp ping, TCP/IP, Telnet, Http Gateway = Included parts Part Numbers and AccessoriesAccessories ISM 824 part number Japan Asia Japan Extron Electronics. 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