Infrared Sensor and Power/audio/data LED

aInfrared remote sensor — This sensor receives infrared (IR) signals from the optional IR 501 small matrix universal remote control. The IR remote control must be pointed within 30 degrees of this sensor for best results.

Operation of the IR 501 remote control is described in the IR 501 Small Matrix IR Remote Control User Guide.

NOTE: Keep the switcher out of bright light to prevent interference with the IR signals from the IR 501 remote control.

bPower/data/audio LED —

•When lit, the Power LED indicates that power is applied to the matrix switcher.

•When blinking off and on, the Power LED indicates that an IR signal has been received.

•In Audio Setup mode, the Power LED also serves as an audio meter that is tied to output 1. The LED blinks frequently when the audio level of the selected input has been adjusted to the –10 dBV internal reference level. (In Audio Setup mode, the audio of the selected input is automatically tied to output 1.) See “Adjusting Input Audio Gain and Attenuation” on page 23 and “Optimizing the Audio” on page 31.

Input and Output Selection Controls and Indicators

NOTE: If the switcher has fewer than eight inputs or outputs, it has fewer input or

output buttons and LEDs.

cInput buttons and LEDs — The input buttons and LEDs select and identify inputs.

Alternate preset selection function — The input buttons and LEDs also serve as preset selection buttons and indicators, allowing you to select presets to either save or recall. A more detailed explanation of the presets functions is included in “Using Presets”, beginning on page 20.

dOutput buttons and LEDs — The output buttons and LEDs select and identify outputs.

Alternate preset selection function — The output buttons and LEDs also serve as preset selection buttons and indicators, allowing you to select presets to either save or recall. A more detailed explanation of the presets functions is included in “Using Presets”, beginning on page 20.

Alternate audio indication function — The Output 1 through Output 3 LEDs also serve as the input audio level indicators, each indicating a range of 6 dB when lit:

•Output 1 LED off = 0 dB to 5 dB

•Output 1 LED lit = 6 dB to 11 dB

•Output 1 and 2 LED lit = 12 dB to 17 dB

•Output 1 through Output 3 LEDs lit = 18 dB

See “Adjusting Input Audio Gain and Attenuation” on page 23.

Alternate audio adjustment function — On 8-output switchers, the Output 7 and Output 8 buttons and LEDs also serve as the Down (<) and Up (>) controls and indicators. See item j and item k.

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48, MVX 84, MVX 44, MVX 88 specifications

Extron Electronics is a prominent leader in high-quality AV technology solutions, renowned for its innovative product lines designed to address diverse connectivity and distribution needs. Among their array of offerings, the MVX series stands out, particularly the MVX 44, MVX 84, and MVX 88 models, which cater to various AV signal routing needs within educational institutions, corporate environments, and large spaces.

The Extron MVX 44 is a 4x4 matrix switcher designed for routing HDMI, VGA, and audio signals. One of its key features is its ability to deliver high-resolution video up to 1080p, making it ideal for modern multimedia presentations. The MVX 44 supports EDID management, ensures compatibility with a range of source devices, and features automatic switching capabilities. It also includes a user-friendly interface for seamless operation, allowing simultaneous switching of multiple input sources to multiple outputs.

Expanding on the capabilities of the MVX 44, the MVX 84 and MVX 88 models provide enhanced functionality with additional inputs and outputs. The MVX 84 offers support for up to 8 input sources and 4 output destinations, while the MVX 88 offers 8x8 routing of signals. Both models maintain superior video quality and high-performance signal processing, accommodating more extensive AV systems. They also share features such as HDCP compliance to secure content protection, ensuring that the highest quality video signals are transmitted without degradation.

Technologically advanced, these switchers incorporate Extron's exclusive technologies, such as the Advanced Color Processing for superior color fidelity and signal reliability. Additionally, the Series comes equipped with optional control and integration capabilities, enabling connection to various AV control systems for centralized management.

The Extron MVX series matrices are built with the robustness expected from Extron products, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding environments. The integration of state-of-the-art support for audio signals allows not only video but also audio distribution, making them versatile for any AV setup. In summary, with their rich feature set, impressive scalability, and superior video processing capabilities, the Extron MVX 44, MVX 84, and MVX 88 present compelling solutions for anyone looking to streamline AV signal management in professional setups.
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