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WelcomeWelcome to the Modula Installation and Setup Guide. This guide is thefirst part of a three document set:Installation and Setup Guide – compiled

Installer’s Product NotesA Modula Distribution Matrix can stand alone or comprise a virtuallyunlimited number of linked enclosures, including any othe

Meet the ManualThis manual contains ten chapters and three appendices. The informationin this manual progresses from unpacking the Modula in Chapter 1

Terms to KnowBefore jumping into the technical details of this manual, you should befamiliar with the following terms:Basic Control Structure (BCS)BCS

Input and Output ConnectorsInput and output connectors are on the rear of an enclosure. Input andoutput signal cables attach to the input and output c

Technical SupportAutoPatch provides technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week(except for U.S. holidays). Before calling with a question, please

Unpacking the ModulaThe Modula is shipped with one enclosure in each shipping box. Eachbox contains one of each of the following items (invoices are s

Unpacking TipsqBefore fully unpacking the enclosure(s), examine the shippingbox(es) for any signs of damage. If a box is partially crushed or anysides

CAUTIONTo avoid ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) damage to sensitive components,make sure you are properly grounded before touching any internalmaterials

CP-20MD Control PanelA CP-20MD Control Panel has a graphic LCD, dynamic menu area,dynamic menu keys, and a Control Dial.Graphic LCD: Displays instruct

Control Dial: Scrolls vertically through lists and moves sliders foradjustments (depending on the need and the screen). Press to enter finalselections

To use the CP-10MD Control Panel, use the keys to choose commandsand values from the Command Screen.To choose a command, push the key that corresponds

Output Connectors1.2 Rear of the EnclosureThe rear of the enclosure has the input and output connectors, threeexpansion/control slots (with CPU board

Expansion/Control SlotsEach enclosure provides three expansion/control slots. One contains theCPU board and two are for future boards that will increa

1.3 Software VersionThe following steps allow you to check the software version of theCP-20MD Control Panel.To check the software version of the CP-20

Placing the Enclosure(s)This chapter covers site recommendations and provides a step-by-stepprocedure for installing a Modula Distribution Matrix in a

Reduced Air FlowInstallation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount ofair flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not

2.2 Installation ProcedureThe Modula Distribution Matrix enclosure can be mounted in a standardEIA 19 in. (48.26 cm) rack. To hold the enclosure(s) in

Linking EnclosuresA Modula enclosure can connect to other enclosures and any otherAutoPatch product with an XNNet compatible interface. You can linken

Important Safety Informationand InstructionsWhen using and installing your AutoPatch product, adhere to the following basic safetyprecautions. For mor

Note: Termination connectors are required on the open ends of all“T” connectors when linking enclosures.To link two Modula enclosures using Ethernet l

To link two Modula enclosures using the XNNet Communication linkconnectors:1. Insert the wires on one end of the link cable into the XNNet terminalblo

Note: Termination connectors are required on the open ends of all“T” connectors when linking enclosures.To link more than two enclosures via the Ether

To link more than two enclosures via XNNet Communication linkconnectors:1. Insert the wires from the first XNNet link cable into the terminalblock on

AttachingInputs and OutputsInputs and outputs attach to the input and output connectors on the rearof each enclosure. Inputs attach to the connectors

Typical connectors on a Modula enclosure could include:Signal Type Connector TypeAnalog audio(balanced or unbalanced)Pluggable 3 position terminal blo

To attach audio inputs and outputs, unscrew the clamps on the audioconnector, insert the proper wire, and re-tighten the clamps so they holdthe wire t

Attachingan External ControllerThe Modula can be controlled with external controllers using two typesof communication protocols:äSerial, BCS (Basic Co

A serial controller is any device that can send and receive ASCII codevia RS232 or RS422. You can connect a serial controller to either of thetwo seri

Recommended settings (default settings) for serial communication with aModula Distribution Matrix are:BAUD 9600Data Bits 8Stop Bit 1Parity NONENote: M

Information et directivesde sécurité importantesVeuillez vous conformer aux directives de sécurité ci-dessous lorsque vous installez etutilisez votre

Applying Power andthe Startup SequenceYour Modula Distribution Matrix ships with power cords that arecompatible with your country’s power sources. Alw

6.1 Applying PowerTo apply power:1. Plug each enclosure into a power source.WE RECOMMEND SURGE PROTECTORS AND/OR AN ACLINE CONDITIONER.2. Press the “1

6.4 Startup froma Serial Control DeviceAfter applying power and turning on the enclosure(s), the splash screendisplays startup diagnostic information,

Executing a Test SwitchExecute a test switch to verify the system is working properly beforeattaching all inputs and outputs. Aside from having signal

7.1 Executing a Test Switch Using theCP-20MD Control PanelThe following test switch routes Source (input) 2: Satellite Dishto Destination (output) 1:

2. Select Source 2: Satellite Dish by scrolling through the list withthe Control Dial (left is down; right is up). Press the dial to enter.The Change

The switch to Destination 1: Main Projector Rm A occurs as soonas the Control Dial is pressed (when the line is dark, the switch isactive).4. Choose t

7.2 Executing a Test Switch Usingthe CP-10MD Control PanelThe following test switch routes Input 2 to Output 1 on Level 0. Beforeexecuting these switc

4. Press the Output key and enter “1.”5. Press Take key.The signal is routed and the Command screen appears.If the switch did not execute properly:q C

7.3 Executing a Test SwitchUsing BCS CommandsThe following test switch routes Input 1 to Output 2 on Level 0. Beforeexecuting these switches, make sur

NoticesAutoPatch© 2001, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form o

Adjustingand Checking VolumeThe Modula offers a new Volume Control feature for some of its audioboards. Volume Control adjustments may be made any tim

8.1 Adjusting Volume Usingthe CP-20MD Control PanelVolume adjustment screens can be accessed from the CP-20MD ControlPanel. The Adjust Volume screen d

2. Select Destination 18: Rm 9 Main Projector by scrolling throughthe list with the Control Dial (left is down; right is up). Press the dialto enter18

Note: To change the volume in steps of 10.0 dB as you turn the ControlDial, choose the “x10.0dB” command from the options along the bottomof the scree

Volume Command:CL#O#VA^^^TTo cancel an incomplete BCS command, enter the “X” command at anytime.Volume Examples:BCS CommandActionCL0O3VA100T Adjusts V

Volume Examples:BCS Command ActionCL0O3VR60T Increases Volume by 6.0 dB for Level 0, destination 3CL0O1 2VR-120T Decreases Volume by -12.0 dB for Leve

8.3 Checking Volume StatusYou can only check Volume status from an external controller via BCScommands.To check the Volume status for a specific desti

ManagingConfiguration FilesA configuration file is a text file that contains system configurationinformation that has been previously downloaded to th

9.1 Conceptual OverviewThe physical component(s) of a system can be a standalone matrixswitcher or multiple matrix switchers with or without additiona

5. Follow the directions in the subsequent dialogs in the installprogram.6. Review the Readme.txt file found on either Disk 1 or afterinstallation in

If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/televisiontechnician for additional suggestions. The user may find the bookle

A variety of dialog boxes for modifying your system’s configuration fileare accessed through the main menu. The menu options include topicssuch as Mod

CP-20MD Control PanelIf any of the configuration modifications include changes to source ordestination labels, you will need to clear the current labe

A Warning appears.3. Choose the OK command to clear the current labels and to allow thenew ones to load.A message appears saying that the labels have

Installation and Setup Guide 9-7Modifying a Configuration File9.5 Modifying a Configuration FileModifying a configuration file with XNConnect involves

The Name New Preset dialog box allows you to start the process ofcreating a preset by giving it a name.To name a new preset (in preparation for specif

To modify presets:1. In the Manage Local Presets dialog box, click the Modify Presetbutton.The Modify Preset dialog box opens.2. Select any of the fol

äReconnect either a source or destination channel that has beendisconnected by selecting it.Click the Reconnect button.The channel is now available ag

To specify connector groupings from the Virtual Matrix view:1. From the Edit menu, choose Manage Virtual Matrix Groupings.The Manage Virtual Matrix Gr

9-12 Installation and Setup GuideGroup Connectors by PatternThe Group Connectors by Pattern dialog box allows you to group signalswith connectors in e

4. Enter the number of channels you want to create in the Number ofChannels to Create box.You are now ready to group signals to create virtual channel

AutoPatchStatement of WarrantyAutoPatch, a division of XNTechnologies, Inc., Cheney, Washington,warrantees that the products manufactured by AutoPatch

To access the Assign Connectors Individually dialog box:1. In the Virtual Matrix View, right click the virtual matrix for whichyou want to make connec

9. From the Connector list, select the connector you want to assign asignal to and click the Assign Connector button.The signal and its connector appe

Adding HardwareYou can add input and output boards, vertical interval sync boards, andenclosures to expand your system’s capabilities. Input and outpu

10.1 Adding BoardsInput and Output BoardsThe number of input and output signals in an enclosure determines thenumber of input and output boards. In an

3. Line up the board with the board guides that are on the top andbottom of the board slot. Carefully push the board into the enclosureuntil it snaps

5. Attach the cables to the appropriate connectors.6. Reapply power and turn on the enclosure.10-4 Installation and Setup GuideAdding HardwareHardware

Vertical Interval Sync Board/Expansion BoardA Vertical Interval Sync board (sync board) gives the Modula completevertical interval synchronization swi

3. Line up the board with the board guides that are on the top andbottom of the board slot. The board has the correct end up when theback of the conne

6. Once you have added the sync board(s), verify the system’s responseby reapplying power to all enclosures containing video in the systemand checking

10.2 Adding EnclosuresYou can expand the switching capabilities of a Modula by addingenclosures. Whenever you add hardware to a Modula you must update

5. AutoPatch’s liability and Buyer’s remedies under this warranty shallbe limited solely to repair, replacement, or credit, at AutoPatch’soption.6. Th

3. Following the new AutoPatch Modula Connector and GroupingsGuide, attach all inputs and outputs. See Chapter 4, “AttachingInputs and Outputs” for mo

AutoPatchService and Returns PolicyA.1 ServiceThe AutoPatch Modula is to be serviced only by AutoPatch authorizedservice agents.Return AuthorizationsE

Visible damage and shortages must be noted on the freight bill;packaging and contents must be retained for inspection.A.2 Replacement Policies andProc

Following warranty expiration:1. Call your AutoPatch dealer, area representative, or the AutoPatchcustomer service department with a description of th

Product SpecificationsThe following pages contain performance specifications for yourAutoPatch Modula Distribution Matrix. The AutoPatch web site(www.

B.2 Analog AudioStandard Audio BoardsThroughputParameter Conditions ValueFrequency Response 20 Hz to 200 kHz <0.1 dBTotal Harmonic Distortion +Nois

Volume Control Audio Output BoardsThroughputParameter Conditions ValueFrequency Response 20 Hz to 200 kHz <0.1 dBTotal Harmonic Distortion +Noise (

B.3 Analog VideoStandard Video BoardsThroughputParameter Conditions ValueFrequency Response 1:Allñ 1dB to 20 MHzñ 3dB to 50 MHzDifferential Gain* f =

Wideband Video BoardsThroughputParameter Conditions ValueFrequency Response 1:Allñ1dBto60MHz+1.5 dB/-1 dB to 200 MHzñ3 dB to 250 MHzCrosstalk (adjacen

BCS (Basic ControlStructure) CommandsBCS is a set of alphanumeric characters that allow a PC or other controldevice to send commands to the system ser

ContentsWelcomeInstaller’s Product Notes ...iiMeet the Manual...iiiTe

The following table shows BCS command characters (keys), theirfunctions, and short descriptions of their functions.Key Function DescriptionCChangeInit

GlossaryAASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange)A code for representing alphanumeric information.BBAUDThe speed at which communicat

CP-20MD Control PanelAn optional panel on the front of the enclosure with a graphic LCD thatuses keys and a dial for entering commands. The menu optio

IInput and Output ConnectorsAttachment points on the rear of a Modula enclosure for devices thatconnect to the system. Input and output signal cables

SSBC (Single Bus Controllers)Devices for controlling the input to a specified output device. For moreinformation, see the SBC documentation.Serial Con

XNNetAn internal communication protocol that requires software driver supportfor Ethernet and Neuron®interfaces.Installation and Setup Guide

IndexAAC line conditioner 6-1AC power B-1adding boardssee hardware, addingadding enclosuressee hardware, addingadjusting Volume 8-2 to 8-8absolute met

configuration filedefinition ivlocation 9-1configuration file, XNConnectconfigure local presets 9-7download 9-4graphical representation 9-2Help file 9

external controllersattaching 5-1 to 5-3BAUD rate settings 5-3cable pinout, illus. 5-2communication protocols 5-1Ffrequency B-1front of enclosure 1-2

product specificationssee specificationsRrear of enclosure, illus. 1-6 to 1-7replacement policies and procedures A-2return authorizations A-1returning