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3. Select the connection method. If connecting by TCP/IP, enter the IP address and, if needed, the password. Click Connect. If the device connects correctly the device name will appear in green alongside a check mark.

4. Click Browse. A dialog box opens to enable a search for the device- specific firmware file (with the file extension “.S19”) previously saved to the connected PC.

5. In the dialog box, browse to the file location. Click on the file then click Open. The dialog box closes and the file name appears in the Add Device window.

Click Add. The device name and file name appear in the Firmware Loader window.

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Contents

Rev. A Universal Signal ProcessorSicherheitsanleitungen • Deutsch PrecautionsSafety Instructions English Consignes de Sécurité • FrançaisFCC Class A Notice USP 507 • Table of Contents Table of ContentsTable of Contents, cont’d USP 507 • Table of Contents Installing and Starting the Signal ProcessingivUSP 507 • Table of Contents Table of Contents, cont’dAbout this Manual About the USP Definitions FeaturesChapter1One IntroductionFigure 1-1— Typical USP 507 application IntroductionAbout this Manual About the USPUSP 507 • Introduction DefinitionsFeatures Introduction, cont’d1-4USP 507 Introduction USP 507 • Introduction Resetting the Unit with the Reset Button InstallationU/L Safety Requirements Mounting the USP Rear Panel Features and Connections Powering Up2-2USP 507 • Installation Installationstallation, cont’dUL/Safety Requirements Important safety instructionsRack mounting Tabletop placementMounting the USP UL guidelines for rack mounted devices2-4USP 507 • Installation Installation, cont’dRear Panel Features and Connections Power and video input connectionsUSP 507 • Installation Output, user interface, and control connectionsInstallation and cabling Installation, cont’d2-6USP 507 • Installation Default Display Cycle Powering UpResetting the Unit with the Reset Button Default display cycleThis Mode performs a complete reset to factory Installation, cont’dUSP 507 Reset Mode Summary 2-8USP 507 InstallationFront Panel Operation Front Panel Overview Switching InputsSetting the Front Panel Locks Executive Modes Chapter3Three3-2USP 507 Front Panel Operation Front Panel OperationFront Panel Overview Figure 3-1— Front panel featuresUSP 507 Front Panel Operation Switching InputsSpecial Function Button Operation Button BacklightingUser Presets FrontPanelOperation,co t’dThe USP 507 Menu System Overview of menusUSP 507 Front Panel Operation The USP 507 complete menu listSave a user preset Using the menusUser presets Front Panel Operation, cont’dInput configuration Figure 3-4— Adjustments possible per signal formUSP 507 Front Panel Operation 3-8USP 507 • Front Panel Operation Output configurationFigure 3-5— Output resolution/refresh rate table Front Panel Operation, cont’dUSP 507 • Front Panel Operation Image capture/recallTo capture an image To recall an image3-10USP 507 • Front Panel Operation Advanced configurationFront Panel Operation, cont’d To remove an image from the displayUSP 507 • Front Panel Operation Auto-Imageon or offFront Panel Operation, cont’d View comm settingsEdit comm settings Exit menuExecutive Mode Disabled Setting the Front Panel Locks Executive ModesScan converter configuration Executive Mode Enabled3-14USP 507 • Front Panel Operation Front Panel Operation, cont’dClick Connect to Matrix button. The USP 507 Input #3 select the matrixUSP 507 • Front Panel Operation Front Panel Operation, cont’d Figure 3-10— Controller to USP 507 pinout3-16USP 507 Front Panel Operation RS-232/RS-422Link Ethernet LAN\⤀ Port Processor Error ResponsesChapter4Four SIS Programmer’s GuideEthernet LAN\⤀ Port Default IP addressesSIS Programmer’s Guide RS-232/RS-422LinkProcessor-InitiatedMessages Connection timeoutsUsing verbose mode Host-to-ProcessorInstructionsASCII to hexadecimal conversion Processor Error ResponsesUsing the Command/Response Table for SIS Commands SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dUSP 507 • SIS Programmer’s Guide Symbol definitions4-6USP 507 • SIS Programmer’s Guide SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dCommand Response Table for SIS Commands E X^PHAS SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dE X1%COLR E X1&HSIZ SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dE X2!*X2@RATE ESX1&HSIZ SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dRGB delay time CommandASCII command Advanced ConfigurationsResponse CommandASCII command SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dResponse CommandASCII command ResetsSymbol definitions SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’d4-16USP 507 • SIS Programmer’s Guide Command/Response Table for IP SIS Commands EX12#CV SIS Programmer’s Guide, cont’dEX12%*X14#*X14$ File commands Programmer’sGuide, cont’d CommandUsing the Program Chapter5FiveUSP 507 Software 5-2USP 507 • USP 507 Software Installing the programUSP 507 Software Starting the programUSP 507 USP 507 Software Using the ProgramOrientation Figure 5-1— The control program main windowOptions menu USP 507 Software, cont’dControl program menus File menuUSP 507 • USP 507 Software Tools menuUSP 507 Software, cont’d Download Now5-6USP 507 • USP 507 Software USP 507 • USP 507 Software 5-8USP 507 • USP 507 Software USP 507 Software, cont’dHelp menu Figure 5-2— The SPPCP Help file’s main windowControl tab Figure 5-3— The Control tab screenUSP 507 • USP 507 Software 5-10USP 507 • USP 507 Software I/O Configuration tabFigure 5-4— The I/O Configuration tab screen USP 507 Software, cont’dAdvanced Settings tab Figure 5-5— The Advanced Settings tab screenUSP 507 • USP 507 Software 5-12USP 507 • USP 507 Software Scan Converter tabUSP 507 Software, cont’d Figure 5-6— The Scan Converter tab screenUSP 507 • USP 507 Software Image Capture tabStatus bar Figure 5-7— The Image Capture tab screenHTML Operation Accessing the Web Pages System Status PageConfiguration Pages File Management Page Chapter6SixAccessing the Web Pages HTML Operation6-2USP 507 • HTML Operation System Status Page Figure 6-2 — System Status pageUSP 507 • HTML Operation Figure 6–3 — System Configuration page Configuration PagesSystem Settings page HTML Operation, cont’dSubnet Mask field DHCP radio buttonsIP Address field Gateway IP Address field6-6USP 507• HTML Operation Date/Time Settings fieldsFigure 6–4 — Date/Time Settings fields HTML Operation, cont’dUSP 507 • HTML Operation Scaler Settings pageFigure 6–5 — Scaler settings page Input configuration6-8USP 507• HTML Operation Output configurationAdvanced configuration HTML Operation, cont’dPasswords page Figure 6–7 — Passwords pageUSP 507 • HTML Operation Download product name_firmware version.exe button Firmware Upgrade pageFigure 6–8 — Firmware Upgrade page HTML Operation, cont’dFile Management Page Figure 6–10 — File Management pageUSP 507 HTML Operation HTML Operation, cont’d Uploading filesAdding a directory Other file management activitiesUSP 507 • HTML Operation Control PagesUser Control page Figure 6-11 - User Control pageHTML Operation, cont’d Memory/Input Presets pagePIP Setup/PIP Presets page Figure 6–12 — Presets pageImages Page Figure 6–14 — Images pageUSP 507 • HTML Operation Specifications Part Numbers and Accessories Reference InformationAAppendix A Specifications Reference InformationA-2USP 507 • Reference Information Control/remote— signal processor SyncUSP 507 • Reference Information Reference Information, cont’d GeneralA-4USP 507 • Reference Information Optional I/O boards Part Numbers and AccessoriesAccessories Included partsAppendixBB Ethernet ConnectionEthernet Link Subnetting — A Primer Figure B–1— RJ-45connector pinout tables Default addressEthernet Connection Ethernet LinkFigure B–3— Telnet screen Connect as a Telnet clientFigure B–2— Ping response Ping to determine Web IP addressEscape character and Esc key Ethernet Connection, cont’dTelnet tips Connecting to the USP 507 Open command\⤀IP addresses and octets Subnetting — A PrimerGateways Local and remote devicesFigure B–6 — Comparing the IP addresses Subnet masks and octetsEthernet Connection, cont’d Figure B–5 — Subnet mask and octetsand Central America Extron WarrantyUSA, Canada, South America Japan