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User Guide
MLS 608 D SERIES
AV SWITCHERS
AV Switchers with ProDSP
(with the MTP/HDMI U R receiver)
68-1893-01 Rev. A
12 11
MTP/HDMI U R
MLS 608 D SA
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Page 1 - MLS 608 D SERIES

User GuideMLS 608 D SERIESAV SWITCHERSAV Switchers with ProDSP™(with the MTP/HDMI U R receiver)68-1893-01 Rev. A12 11MTP/HDMI U RMLS 608 D SA

Page 2 - Precautions

MLS 608 D SA Application Diagram 1BUFFERED OUTPUTMTP+ AUDIO+12 V OUTPWR OUT=12W236LR1L R2L R3L R5LR7L R812 1 2MIC/LINE+ 48V12L RLRTx+12VRx84 (MTP)CONF

Page 3 - FCC Class A Notice

WarrantyContact InformationExtron WarrantyExtron Electronics warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three

Page 4 - Trademarks

InstallationThis section contains installation information for an MLS 608 D Series device and covers the following subjects: z UL/Safety Requirements

Page 5 - Contents

Mounting the MLS 608 D Series SwitchersIf the device is to be rack mounted, it may be easier to do so before cabling it, depending on the ease of acce

Page 6

Rear Panel ConnectionsThis section describes the rear panel features and how to connect the cables to the MLS 608 D and to the MTP/HDMI U R as applic

Page 7 - Introduction

Power, Analog, and Digital Connectionsa Power input — Connect the standard IEC power cord from a 100 to 240 VAC, 50 Hz or 60 Hz power source into thi

Page 8

c Buffered output — This buffered analog output is tied only to input 1 and is a direct pass-through from any video signal, such as composite, S-vide

Page 9

MLS 608 D Analog Signal Transmission Distance Table for Inputs and Outputs, in Feet and (Meters)NOTE: • The maximum transmission distances are determ

Page 10 - MLS 608 D SA

f Analog MTP output (audio and video) — This output transmits signals from an active analog input over CAT 5 cable to the MTP/HDMI U R receiver. It i

Page 11 - Installation

4. Loosely place the included tie wrap around the HDMI connector and LockIt lacing bracket.5. While holding the connector securely against the lacin

Page 12 - Rack Mounting

NOTES: • Transmission distance varies greatly depending on the signal resolution, and the type of cable, graphics card and display used in the syst

Page 13 - Connections

PrecautionsThis symbol is intended to alert the user of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature provided with t

Page 14 - HD15 Pin Locations

Audio and RS-232 ConnectionsNOTES: When wiring the connectors for the ports listed below: • DO NOT tin the wires. • Bare the wires to a maximum leng

Page 15 - Connector

£ Power amplifier output (MLS 608 D SA) — This model has a 2x20 watt stereo power amplifier Connect a suitable audio device for 2-channel stereo, 20 wa

Page 16 - MLS Pre-Peak Maximum Distance

n RS-232 Insert — This port is used to connect an optional control device (such as an MLC 226 IP or IP Link controller) to this port for bi-direction

Page 17

MTP/HDMI U R ConnectionsThe full MLS 608 D system comes with an MTP/HDMI U R receiver. To work with any of the MLS 608 D units, connect the receiver a

Page 18 - MLS 608 D to MTP/HDMI U R

RS-232 control (digital side) — Connect a serial communications port on a display device to the 3.5 mm, 3-pole captive screw connector  (labeled RS-2

Page 19 - Aluminum Tape

Power Save ModePower Save mode is a feature on the MLS 608 D that will help conserve energy and reduce costs by placing the unit into a standby state.

Page 20 - Unbalanced Mic Input

OperationThis section of the manual discusses the operation of an MLS 608 D device, and is divided into four sections: z Front Panel Features and Oper

Page 21 - Captive Screw

Mode 5 — Reset the MLS 608 D to factory default (except firmware). To reset the device to factory defaults (with the exception of the firmware), press a

Page 22 - RS-232 Insert

Use this volume adjustment knob to set or adjust the program output volume (attenuation, from -100 dB to 0 dB) as desired. The LEDs indicate the over

Page 23 -  for digital video

EDID Resolution/Refresh Rate Combination with SIS Variables (where X2! = 1 through 64)*Digital Signal Analog SignalResolution Refresh Rate (Hz) SIS va

Page 24 -  on the rear

FCC Class A NoticeThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rule

Page 25 - Power Save Mode

Automatic EDID Mode (digital output only)In this mode, if no displays are connected, the default EDID (720p @ 60 Hz, with 2-channel PCM audio suppor

Page 26 - Operation

User Loaded EDID – DigitalThe EDID of a display connected to the HDMI output of the MTP/HDMI U R receiver (see  on page 17) can be read and stored to

Page 27 - Group Master 2

3. From the Configuration to export drop-down list, select the desired EDID conguration to export. This can include EDID information that is stored

Page 28 - LED equivalent

Optimizing Audio — An OverviewAudio optimization is performed using the DSP Configurator application. The application provides audio level and DSP proc

Page 29 - = 1 through 64)*

DSP Signal ChainThe DSP signal chain is in a fixed order and each processor block inserts only one category of processor. However, the signal chain is

Page 30 - User Assigned EDID Mode

b Filter (FILT) — Up to three frequency lters can be inserted in any combination of High Pass, Low Pass, Bass & Treble lters, or Parametric Equa

Page 31 - Exporting EDID Data

f Filter (FILT) — Up to nine frequency lters can be inserted in any combination of high pass, low pass, tone (bass and treble shelving), or parametri

Page 32 - Updating the EDID Table

Building Blocks — An OverviewExtron building blocks are a quick conguration tool that can signicantly reduce device configuration time. A building bl

Page 33 - Workspaces

Line input building blocksExtron building blocks for line level devices set the gain level for the specic device and its operating line level. Bass a

Page 34 - DSP Signal Chain

The purpose of the speaker building blocks is to normalize the inherently non-linear response of a ceiling speaker array, as opposed to flattening the

Page 35

Conventions Used in this GuideIn this user guide, the following are used:NOTE: A note draws attention to important information.TIP: A tip provides a

Page 36 - Signal level

Modifying and adding a building blockBuilding blocks can be modied and saved to give you a customized set of tools that are unique to your needs. Any

Page 37 - Building Blocks — An Overview

Group Masters — An OverviewThere are 32 group masters that can each be configured to control up to 16 group members. For the MLS 608 D Series, there ar

Page 38 - Line output building blocks

Configuring GroupsFor an MLS 608 D Series device, five group masters are pre-configured and relate to program volume, mic volume, output bass, output tre

Page 39 - Inserting a building block

To delete a group:1. In the Congure Groups dialog box, select a group from the Select Group drop-down list and click Delete Current Group. The Confir

Page 40 - Deleting a building block

ToolsThe Tools menu in the Group Controls dialog box contains four options: z Clear All Groups — Clicking this option clears all group members and gro

Page 41 - Group Masters — An Overview

To adjust the upper limit, press and hold the <Shift> key. z Hold <Shift> and press <Up arrow> or <Down arrow> to adjust the u

Page 42 - Configuring Groups

Optimizing Video — An OverviewAfter the input and output connections have been completed, both the MLS 608 D and the MTP/HDMI U R need to be congured

Page 43 - Add a Group

Setting the Skew on the MLS 608 DTo adjust output skew between the MLS 608 D and the receiver:1. Connect an oscilloscope (preferred) or a monitor (ac

Page 44 - Soft Limits

Firmware UpgradesWithin the DSP Congurator software, the Firmware Loader option (click Tools > Firmware Loader) opens the Extron Firmware Loader a

Page 45 - Multiple Group Masters

4. Click Open. This closes the Choose Firmware File dialog box and returns you to the Firmware Loader main screen.5. Click Begin. This uploads the n

Page 46 - MTP/HDMI U R receiver:

PRELIMINARYPRELIMINARYContentsIntroduction... 1MLS 608 D Series Description ...

Page 47

DSP Congurator™As the MLS 608 D Series of switchers are ProDSP™-capable products, the Extron Digital SIgnal Processor (DSP) Configurator application c

Page 48 - Firmware Upgrades

2. If the disc does not start automatically, run LAUNCH.EXE from the disc.3. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.By default, the insta

Page 49

Figure 32. The Default Audio and Video I/O Workspace in Emulate ModeFor the MLS 608 D, the DSP Configurator has four workspaces: z Audio and Video I/O

Page 50 - DSP Congurator

Using the DSP Congurator SoftwareThe typical normal method of using DSP Configurator is to:1. Create a conguration and a set of presets in Emulate m

Page 51 - Starting the DSP Congurator

Workspace MenusNOTE: For detailed DSP Configurator instructions when the program is open, press <F1> or click on Help > Contents.File menuCli

Page 52 - z Console View workspace

View menuClick on this to open a drop-down box displaying six selectable options, including four workspaces: Audio & Video I/O, Audio I/O, Video

Page 53 - Orientation

z Audio I/O — The Audio I/O workspace is used for viewing and configuring audio ties in breakaway mode. This workspace contains all audio, gain, trim,

Page 54 - Workspace Menus

z Console View — This is used to provide access to all gain points plus a meter bridge in a single view. This is useful for fine tuning gain structure

Page 55 - View menu

Tools menuClick on this menu to open a drop-down list: Presets, Protected Configuration, Configure EDID, Connect to Device, Issue RESET Command, Save

Page 56

z Configure EDID — Selecting this option opens a window that allows adjustments to be made to the EDID settings for analog inputs 1 through 3 and digi

Page 57

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Page 58 - Tools menu

z Issue RESET Command — Selecting this option allows the user to reset all the device settings, except the COM settings, to the factory default value

Page 59

z Organizing Building Blocks — Selecting this option allows the organization of listed building blocks. A building block is a collection of processor

Page 60

z Device Settings — Select this option to change the RS-232 port baud rate and set the current Executive mode (front panel lockout). This is availabl

Page 61

MTP Video SettingsRGB DelayDuring switching, the MTP video output can be set to switch the input sync source first, followed by the RGB portion of the

Page 62 - Help menu

Input MTP settingsEach R, G, and B channel can skew up to 62 nanoseconds total (2 nanoseconds per step, 31 steps total).To set the input skew:1. Conn

Page 63 - MTP Video Settings

Output MTP settingsTo set the output skew:1. Connect an oscilloscope (preferred) or a monitor (acceptable) to the VGA output of the MTP/HDMI U R rece

Page 64 - Input MTP settings

The HDCP Status section of the workspace is enabled while in Live mode and displays the following details: z If an HDCP-compliant source is detected o

Page 65 - HDCP Compliance

SIS Programming and ControlThe MLS 608 D units can be remotely controlled via a host computer or other device (such as an optional MLC 226 control sys

Page 66 - Video Signal Presence

Error ResponsesWhen the switcher receives a valid command, it executes the command and sends a response to the host device. If the unit is unable to e

Page 67 - SIS Programming

Command and ResponsesUsing the Command/Response TablesThe following pages detail commands that can be sent to the MLS 608 D via the Extron Data Viewer

Page 68 - Error Response References

IntroductionThis manual contains information about the Extron MLS 608 D Series of AV switchers with instructions for experienced installers on how to

Page 69 - 14, 24, 22

X* = Master volume value, 0 to -100 dB, in 0.1 dB steps. For example 0 = 0 dB, -1 = -0.1 dB, -10 = -1.0 dB, -100 = -10 dB, -1000 = -100 dB. Se

Page 70

X1# = Mic number (mute inputs): 40000 = Mic 1, 40001 = Mic 2X1$ = Audio inputs 1-10: 1-8 = program audio inputs, 9 = Mic 1 input, 10 = Mic 2 input. X1

Page 71

EDID Resolution/Refresh Rate Combination with SIS Variables (where X2! = 1 through 64)*Digital Signal Analog SignalResolution Refresh Rate (Hz) SIS va

Page 72

X4# = Executive mode (front panel lock): 0 = off (all unlocked, default), 1 = lockout all (input buttons and encoders), 2 = lockout input but

Page 73

X5$ = Mic value: 0 to -100 dB, in 0.1 dB steps. For example 2048 = 0 dB, 2047 = -0.1 dB, 2038 = -1 dB, 1948 = -10 dB, 1048 = -100 dB. See ta

Page 74

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionInput SelectionSelect video and audio inputX!! ChnX!]Select a vi

Page 75

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionSet Group Master ValueSet value (dB)EDX^*X*GRPM} GrpmDX^*X*]Set

Page 76 - Description

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionOutput Bass Adjustment (Group Master 3)Set gain (dB)ED3*X2)GRPM}

Page 77 - NOTE: For audio inputs 5-8

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionRGB Delay TimeNOTE: RGB delay affects only inputs 1-3 and if th

Page 78 - RGB Delay Time

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionInput Skew AdjustmentSet input skew valuesEX1&*X1&*X1&am

Page 79 - Recall Presets

z EDID Minder® — Automatically manages EDID – Extended Display Identication Data – communication between the display and connected VGA and HDMI inpu

Page 80

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionEDID ManagementAssign EDID data to inputs (analog and digital in

Page 81

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionPower Save ModeTurn power save offE0PSAV} PsavX3$] Turn power s

Page 82

Command ASCII Command(host to switcher)Response(switcher to host)AdditionalDescriptionReset (Zap)/Erase CommandsReset all video and audio settings to

Page 83 - Navigation

User Interface NavigationThis section describes the use of the PC mouse and keyboard, including the associated hot keys used when configuring the MLS 6

Page 84 - Pasting to a Single Location

Copying a Block of Elements1. Select the elements to be copied 2. Use one of the following methods to copy the elements: z Right-click the selection

Page 85 - Pasting to Multiple Locations

Pasting to Multiple LocationsA selected block of elements can be cut or copied, then pasted to multiple locations. To paste a block of elements to mul

Page 86 - Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard ShortcutsThe following is a list of keyboard shortcuts (or strokes) used in navigating and using the DSP Configurator. Not included in this li

Page 87

Action Key PressSelect, cut or copy, and paste multiple elements (sequence of keystrokes)1. Navigate to the block where elements are to be selected.NO

Page 88 - Button Labels

Button LabelsThis section describes the procedure for replacing button labels.In this section, a strip of blank button labels is provided. If desired,

Page 89 - Blank Button Labels

5. Save the translucent, white diffuser, but remove the text/label insert from the transparent button cap lens.6. Insert the replacement button labe

Page 90 - Material

z Essential audio DSP tools — ProDSP provides an extensive array of easy-to-use, digital audio processing tools for audio system setup and fine-tuning

Page 91 - Video output — MLS

Reference MaterialThis section provides information about: z Specifications z Part Numbers and AccessoriesSpecications Video — MLS analog inputsGain .

Page 92 - Audio input — MLS

Nominal level ... 1 Vp-p for Y of component video and S-video, and for composite video 0.7 Vp-p for RGB and for R-Y an

Page 93

Audio — MLSGainInput 4 ... Unbalanced output: 0 dB; balanced output: 6 dBAll other inputs ...

Page 94 - General — MLS

Input gain adjustmentMic/line input ... -18 dB to +80 dB, adjustable per inputAll other inputs ... -18

Page 95

General — MLSPower supply ... Internal Input: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 HzMLS 608 D ... 1.0 AMLS

Page 96

Video — MTP/HDMI U RMTP inputGain ... UnityMaximum resolutionAnalog ... Up to 204

Page 97 - General — MTP/HDMI U R

Audio — from MTP input — MTP/HDMI U RGain ... Unbalanced output: 0dB; balanced output +6 dBFrequency res

Page 98 - Part Numbers and Accessories

General — MTP/HDMI U RRecommended cable type ... Shielded (recommended) or unshieldedMTP input ... CAT 5/5

Page 99

Part Numbers and AccessoriesIncluded PartsOnly one model of the MLS 608 D series is included in the system shipped.Description Part NumberModelsMLS 60

Page 100 - Information

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