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1 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en TECHCONNECT TC2-MATRIX OWNERS MANUAL www.visionaudiovisual.com/techconnect/tc2-matrix[...]
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2 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en DECLARATION OF CONFO RMITY Where appli cable Vision pro ducts are certi fied and compl y with all known local regul ations to a „CB Certi fication‟ stan dard . Vision commit s to ensure al l products are full y compliant wit h all applicable cert ification stan dards for sale i n the EU and ot her participat ing count rie[...]
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3 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en USE ONLY DO MESTIC AC OUT LETS Connecti ng the unit t o an outlet suppl ying a high er voltage may create a fire h azard. HANDLE THE POWER CORD WITH CARE Do not di sconnect th e plug from the AC o utlet by pu lling the cord; always pul l the plug i tself. Pulling t he cord may dam age it. If you do not int end to use you r un[...]
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4 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en TRANSMITTE R 1. 12 V 2A Power i nput (not e device can al so receive power v ia Power Ove r Ethernet (POE) 2. CAT5e/6 Outpu t 3. HDMI Input 4. RS -232 phoen ix termin al block 5. Earth discharge scre w (for excess stati c situations) RECEIVER 1. 12V 2A Power in put (note de vice can also re ceive power vi a Power Over Eth ern[...]
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5 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en DEVICE STATUS LI GHTS RED POWER L ED Flashing: start ing up Steady: ready BLUE STATUS LED None: ethern et not conn ected Flashing: eth ernet conn ected, but no han dshake with other Tx o r Rx. Steady: conn ected and work ing[...]
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6 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en INSTALLATI ON 1. CONNECT HARDW ARE TO NETWO RK Connect all transmi tters and receivers to a network. 2. DOWNLOAD SETUP SOFTWARE D ownload co nfigurat ion software from www.vision audiovisu al.com/techconne ct/tc2-matrix 3. RUN SOFTWAR E Un -compress and double-cli ck HDMIoverIP.ex e file. This applicatio n does not ne ed to b[...]
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7 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en SUCCESS When compl ete authent icated devices are display ed in the device list. FAILURE Devices are assi gned IP addresses in Aut o IP mode by defau lt. Thei r IP address is 169.254.x.x and subnet mask is 255.255.0. 0 . If no devices are f oun d ensure the computer is o n the same n etwork address and subnet mask. To change [...]
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8 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en You can also righ t click on the interne t icon in t he bottom-right task bar to go to the Network and Sh aring Cent re. b. In the new windo w right click on active conn ection and sele ct Properties . c. Click on I nternet Protocol Vers ion 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select Properti es.[...]
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9 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en d. Enter correct IP and su bnet detai ls as below and select OK.[...]
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10 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 5. DEVICE PARAM ETERS Right cli ck a device in the device l ist to modify the settings fo r that device. Modifies Ali as and IP address set tings Re -Reads de vice settin gs in case they have change d. Can be appli ed to mul tiple devices at on ce. Deletes dev ices from th e device list. [Select Search to add them to the lis[...]
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11 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 6. DEVICE SET TI NGS Select ing Config in the previous ste p will open th is dialogue bo x: NOTE 1: OK appli es setti ngs and closes dial ogue box. NOTE 2: If you chan ge IP address settin gs you need to re start device after a pplying changes and search for device ag a in. Generated by sy stem. Cannot be ch anged Current de[...]
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12 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 7. SCENE OVERVIEW The Scene window is where you setup the matr ix . Each box (“cell”) represents a recei ver . Name of curren t scene Create new scen e Modify curren t scene Delete cu rrent scene Applies curren t settin gs to devices involv ed. Applies sett ings as you mak e changes.[...]
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13 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en Status Indi cator: a. Scene is resto red from devices b. Scene setti ngs are in pro gress c. Scene settin gs are applied succe ssf ully d. Scene setti ngs failed to be applied 8. CREA TI NG OR MODIF YING SCENE This dialo g box l ets yo u set a name (max . 80 characte rs) and change the cells fo r a scene:[...]
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14 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 9. SCENE CELLS Ea ch cell correspo nds to a receiv er e.g. ten receiv ers you ne ed ten cells. T o allocate de vices to each cel l right-click: Or, drag from the device l ist: Drag and drop devices onto the Scene to add them[...]
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15 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 10. USING FOR VIDEO WALLS In t he above me nu select Select All th en Combine to u se for videos walls. Th is dialogue box will open . a. Name the vi deo wall b. Adjust the bezel and gap compens ation c. Select OK These setti ngs and advanced set tings can be accessed lat er by selec ting Video Wall Properties . Split cancel[...]
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16 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 11. CONFIGURATIO N FILES When y ou quit t he software it saves an updated conf iguration fi le default.hoi to t he compute r. Click Export in t he software to save the con figuration file for use on a diffe rent compu ter. Import allows yo u to use th is configurat ion file on a di fferent compute r. 12. INFORMATION AND L OG[...]
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17 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 13. SERIAL Y ou can send an adh oc RS -232 contro l command t o a connecte d source or display device. For exa mple you can use it to turn an inaccessible flat-panel off. NOTE: IR is no t supported by the Techconn ect Matrix.[...]
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18 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en UPGRADE Preparation Note: Do not turn off power during upgr ade proces sing. It may caus e damage. 1. Install Bonjo urSDKSetup.exe on your compu ter. 2. Set a stati c IP address on you r computer. Configu re the IP address of h ost (see page 9). IP: 169.254.x.x subn et mask : 255.255.0.0 Note: Check t he IP address and subne[...]
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19 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en 4. On the “ Updat e Firmware ” section , select “ Browse ”. 5. Browse for the .bin f ile and star t upload. The web interface will show the progress. The upgrade m ay tak e seve ral mi nutes. Once comple te the dev ice will reboot. 6. Repeat the pro cess for each Trans mitte r and Receiver in the system.[...]
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20 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en RESET 1. In Interne t Explorer , go into the web managemen t page. 2. In the Util ities select “ F act ory Def ault ”. When Re booting di sappears, it means th e device successful ly restores t o facto ry default settings.[...]
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21 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en SPECIFICATIONS PRODUCT DIME NSIONS: 141 x 115 x 26 mm (l ength x width x height) PRODUCT WEIGHT : 440g CONSTRUCTIO N MATERIAL: Metal COLOUR: Whit e TECHNICAL D ETAILS: Input Video Signal: 0.5-1.0 vo lts p-p Input DDC Signal: 5 vol ts p-p (TTL) Maximum Video Format Suppo rted: 1920×120 0 / 1080P Output Video: HDMI 1.3 with H[...]
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22 TC2-MATRIX_manual_en WARRANTY This product co mes with a 2-year return t o base warranty , effective from th e date of purch ase. This warranty applies only to the origi nal purchaser a nd is not tra nsferable. For th e avoidan ce of doubt, th is will be take n from the info rmation held by the appoi nted national distributor at the point of sal[...]