AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED - Video switch Atlona - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	HDMI Matrix Switcher
Model	AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED
Brand	Atlona
Dimensions (W x D x H)	17.3 x 7.2 x 1.7 in (440 x 183 x 43 mm)
Weight	4.4 lbs (2 kg)
Power Supply	100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz, internal
Video Standards	HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2
Maximum Resolution	4K@60Hz 4:4:4
Input Ports	6 x HDMI
Output Ports	12 x HDMI
Control Interfaces	RS-232, IR, Ethernet, USB
Supported Audio	Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, PCM
EDID Management	Internal EDID emulation and bypass
Power Consumption	25W (typical)
Operating Temperature	32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature	-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners.
Safety Warnings	Do not expose to rain or moisture. Use only supplied power cord.
Spare Parts / Repairability	Contact Atlona support for replacement parts. No user-serviceable parts inside.
Certifications	FCC, CE, RoHS

Frequently Asked Questions - AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED Atlona

How do I reset the AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED to factory defaults?

To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button on the rear panel for 10 seconds. The front panel LEDs will flash, and the device will reboot with default settings.

What is the maximum supported HDMI cable length?

For 4K@60Hz, use certified HDMI cables up to 15 meters (49 feet). For 1080p, up to 30 meters (98 feet) is possible. For longer distances, use active cables or HDBaseT extenders.

Does the AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED support Dolby Atmos?

Yes, it supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, when source and sink are compatible.

How can I control the switcher remotely?

The switcher supports control via RS-232 (serial), IR (external sensor), Ethernet (Telnet/UDP), and USB (virtual COM). Full control protocol is available in the user manual.

Can I cascade multiple units for more inputs or outputs?

Yes, you can cascade by connecting the output of one unit to an input of another. However, consider signal degradation over multiple hops. For larger systems, use dedicated matrix switches.

What should I do if no video appears?

Check all HDMI connections and ensure the source and display are powered on. Verify that the EDID mode (front panel) is set appropriately. Try a different input/output or cable. Reset the device if needed.

How do I update the firmware?

Firmware updates are performed via the USB port using the Atlona FW Update Tool. Download the latest firmware from the Atlona website and follow the instructions in the manual.

Is this unit rack-mountable?

Yes, it comes with rack ear brackets and can be mounted in a standard 19-inch rack. Allow 1U of vertical space and proper ventilation.

What is the difference between 'Memory' and 'Preset'?

A Memory stores the entire switch configuration (routing, EDID, etc.) and can be recalled later. A Preset is a quick routing snapshot. Both are accessible via front panel or API.

Does it support 1080p upscaling?

The AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED is a seamless switcher but does not perform upscaling. It passes the native resolution of the source. For upscaling, use an external scaler or a display with scaling capabilities.

USER MANUAL AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED Atlona

Atlona 6 Input Switcher and Scaler with HDBaseT and Mirrored HDMI Output

AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED

User Manual

Please check http://www.atlona. com/product/AT-UHD-CLSO-

612ED for the most recent

firmware update or manual.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction ...... 3
2. Package Contents 3
3. Features
4. Panel Descriptions

a. Front Panel 4

b. Rear Panel 4

1. Wall/Rack Mounts 5
2. Category Cable 5
3. Analog Multi-Format Inputs 6
4. Audio Connections 7
5. Microphone 8
6. On Screen Display 9-11
7. TCP/IP and GUI 12-20
8. IR
   13.RS-232

a. Connection 24
b. Set Up 24

c. Commands

d. IP Commands 28
e. Baud Rate 28-29
f. Control Diagram 29

1. Connection & Installation 30-31
2. Control Drivers 31
3. CLSO-612 Updating 31
4. Specifications 32-33
5. Safety 33
6. Warranty 34-35
7. Registration 35

Introduction

The Atlona AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED is an advanced six-input, multi-format switcher with 4K scaling, Ethernet-enabled HDBaseT™, and PoE capabilities. It simplifies classroom and small office system integration by providing two HDBaseT inputs, two HDMI inputs, two multi-function analog inputs, plus mirrored HDBaseT and HDMI outputs. Advanced Automatic System Control (AASC) features on the switcher provide automatic display control and automatic input selection. An internal Ethernet hub in on the switcher enables control signal pass-through and network distribution. The AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED contains a full RS-232 signal distribution system to route control signals to local sources and displays. Professional audio features such as a microphone input with 48-volt phantom power and ducking eliminates additional voice-lift audio needs. The switcher is configured and managed by Atlona Management System software to reduce installation time and enable remote support. The AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED addresses a wide array of AV switching and processing needs often encountered in classrooms, conference rooms, boardrooms, training rooms and other presentation settings.

Package Contents

• 1 x AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED
• 11 x Female captive screw connector
6 pin: audio, 5 pin: IR, 3 pin: RS-232, 3 pin: MIC/Line
- 1 x 48V/3.125A DC power supply adaptor
- 1 x Pair of dual purpose wall/rack mounts
• 1 x IR remote control
- 1 x User manual

Features

• Accepts HDMI and HDBaseT inputs from up to 328 feet away
• Multifunctional VGA ports for RGBHV, component, S-Video, and composite signals
• Microphone (dynamic, phantom, and line) input with ducking
• HDBaseT output mirrored to HDMI output
  • Automatic display control
  • Auto switching - automated switching to last connected source without using a control system
  • Balanced audio inputs for embedding audio
• Balanced (+4 dbu) analog audio output for de-embedding audio to amplifiers or audio systems
• Upscaling and downscaling to ensure compatibility with any display or source up to 4K resolution
  • Control via RS-232, IR, TCP/IP, WebGUI, and multi-language On-Screen Display
  • Master and sub volume control
• Adjust treble and bass on audio output to ensure the best speaker performance
• PoE to HDBaseT inputs and outputs (no power required with compatible devices)
  • HDCP Compliant with management for non-compliant HDCP sinks
  • Supports 3D pass through

Consumer Electronics Control (CEC): Atlona has confirmed proper CEC functionality with several current models of Samsung, Panasonic, and Sony displays. However, it is not guaranteed that CEC will work with all displays. Many manufacturers do not support the CEC "off" command, and older displays use proprietary commands. Atlona only supports displays that use the CEC command structure defined in HDMI 1.2a. It is recommended that dealers request an evaluation product from Atlona, before designing a system using the CEC protocol. If this is not possible, then other control methods will need to be considered, in order to control displays using Atlona products.

Panel Description

Front Panel

graph TD
    A["ATLONA"] --> B["POWER 12345800000"]
    B --> C["1234567"]
    B --> D[" function "]
    B --> E[" volume "]
    F["1234567"] --> G[" function "]
    G --> H[" function "]
    I["1234567"] --> J[" function "]
    J --> K[" function "]
    L["1234567"] --> M[" function "]
    M --> N[" function "]
    O["1234567"] --> P[" function "]
    P --> Q[" function "]
    R["1234567"] --> S[" function "]
    S --> T[" function "]
    U["1234567"] --> V[" function "]
    V --> W[" function "]
    X["1234567"] --> Y[" function "]
    Y --> Z[" function "]
    AA["1234567"] --> AB[" function "]
    AB --> AC[" function "]
    AD["1234567"] --> AE[" function "]
    AE --> AF[" function "]
    AG["1234567"] --> AH[" function "]
    AH --> AI[" function "]
    AJ["1234567"] --> AK[" function "]
    AK --> AL[" function "]
    AM["1234567"] --> AN[" function "]
    AN --> AO[" function "]
    AP["1234567"] --> AQ[" function "]
    AQ --> AR[" function "]
    AS["1234567"] --> AT[" function "]
    AT --> AU[" function "]
    AV["1234567"] --> AW[" function "]
    AW --> AX[" function "]
    AY["ATLONA"] --> AZ["VOLUME"]

1. Power: Use to turn the unit on, place into standby, or turn the display on/off. LED will illuminate blue for on and red for standby
2. Input: Switch between inputs - current input is blue

1 - HDMI input 1 - Used while updating MCU firmware
2 - HDMI input 2 - Used while updating OSD firmware
3 - HDBaseT input 1 - Used while updating DSP firmware
4 - HDBaseT input 2 - Used while updating FPGA firmware
5 - Multifunction analog input 1
6 - Multifunction analog input 2

1. Menu: Access the OSD menu - also used as a back button within the OSD
2. Enter: Select options within the OSD menu
3. < and>: Changes values of the currently select option (e.g. contrast to 50)
4. Mute: Silences all audio output from the CLSO-612ED and (when programmed - see page X) mutes the display
5. Volume ^/v: Used to adjust volume (CLSO or Display) and navigate the OSD menu

Back Panel

graph TD
    A["Port 9"] --> B["Port 2"]
    C["Port 10"] --> D["Port 3"]
    E["Port 11"] --> F["Port 4"]
    G["Port 12"] --> H["Port 5"]
    I["Port 9"] --> J["Port 6"]
    K["Port 9"] --> L["Port 8"]
    M["Port 13"] --> N["Port 5"]
    O["Port 15"] --> P["Port 6"]
    Q["Port 14"] --> R["Port 7"]
    S["Port 10"] --> T["Port 3"]
    U["Port 10"] --> V["Port 2"]
    W["Port 10"] --> X["Port 3"]
    Y["Port 10"] --> Z["Port 4"]
    AA["Port 10"] --> AB["Port 5"]

1. HDMI 1 and 2: Connect HDMI sources here

2. HDBaseT 3 and 4 (blue): Connect HDBaseT transmitters here (e.g. AT-HDVS-200-TX, etc)
   Note: Power source equipment (PSE) transmitters require external power (e.g. AT-UHD-EX-100CE-TX, etc)

3. VGA 5 and 6: Connect analog video sources here

Note: Compatible with component, composite, and S-Video signals

1. HDMI Output: Connect to local display

2. HDBaseT (blue) Output: Connect to an HDBaseT PoE receivers (e.g. AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX, etc) Note: Compatible PoE receivers do not need power

3. LAN (black) port: Connect network switch or router to this port for Ethernet, TCP/IP, or webGUI control

4. FW port: Firmware update port, connect a mini USB to USB A cable to a computer

Note: Firmware is downloadable through http://www.atlona.com/product/AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED/

1. DC 48V port: Connect included power supply here

2. RS-232 ports: Connect RS-232 devices to these ports for zone and display control

3. MIC/LINE IN: Connect a microphone to this port

4. MIC Switch: Match microphone input to type of microphone in use

5. Audio In: Audio input ports for analog inputs 5 and 6

6. Audio Out: Audio output to audio amplifiers (e.g. AT-PA100-G2) or audio systems

7. MASTER RS-232 port: Connect a PC or control system to this port in order to control the AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED

8. IR IN/OUT port: Connect an IR receiver/emitter to this port for display control

Note: To ensure compatibility, please be certain both transmitter and receiver have blue HDBaseT ports. Blue ports indicate PoE (48V) compliancy. The CLSO-612ED cannot power PoCC (black RJ45, 24V) receivers/transmitters.

Wall/Rack mounts

A pair of mounts are included for quick and easy installation to a rack or wall.

To install the CLSO-612ED in a rack, use the screws already in the case (A-pictured below)

To install the CLSO-612ED on a wall or under a desk/table, use the screws already in the case (B - pictured above)

Category Cable

For the category cables used in the installation of these products, please be sure to use a 568B termination as pictured below:

1. White - Orange
2. Orange
3. White - Green
4. Blue
5. White - Blue
6. Green
7. White - Brown
8. Brown

Use the table below to verify the best category cable for the installation.

Performance Rating Type of LAN cable
Wiring Shielding CAT	T5e/6 CAT6a/7
Solid	Shielded (STP/FTP)	*** ****
	Unshielded (UTP) ** N/A
Stranded - Patch cable(Not recommended)	Unshielded (UTP) * N/A
	Shielded (STP/FTP)	* N/A
Termination Please use EIA/TIA-568-B termination

Important! 4K (UHD) signals are sensitive to cable quality and installation technique. It is recommended to use CAT6a/7 solid core cables for best results.

Note: For cable distances see the specifications on page 20

Connector

Connector type and size is very important to ensure extenders work correctly. Please use the matching cable type with the correct RJ45 connector.

CAT5e cables should use only CAT5e RJ45 connectors

CAT6 cables should use only CAT6 connectors

CAT6a cables should use only CAT6a connectors

CAT7 cables should use only CAT7 connectors

Using the wrong size connectors may result in interference causing loss of signal.

Important! "EZ RJ45 connectors" are not recommended with HDBaseT extenders. Doing so may result in interference with audio and video transmission.

Analog Multi-Function Inputs

The CLSO-612ED multi-function analog inputs (Input 5 and 6) can be used with most analog video signal formats including VGA (with DDC), RGBHV (without DDC), component (YUV), S-Video, or composite video. Balanced analog audio can be input and embedded using the provided captive screw connectors.

Each format can be directly accessed from RS-232, IR, or IP control. Front panel buttons sequentially progress through each input format. The last format used is the first source selected when returning to these inputs. Unused formats can be removed from the sequence using the WebGUI, RS-232, or IP.

VGA (m) to BNC, VGA (m) to RCA, and S-Video to 2 BNC adaptors can be used to connect sources to these inputs.

VGA

Use a VGA to VGA cable to ensure that the Preferred Resolution DDC is communicated to your source.

RGBHV

Use a HD-15 (VGA) to 5 BNC breakout cable for this format. An existing RGBHV analog matrix switch can be connected here to maintain full function of the analog matrix.

Component

YUV (YPBPR) signal from DVD (or other sources) can be input to the CLSO-612ED using the green (Y), blue (PB), and red (PR) connections on a HD-15 (VGA) to 5 BNC breakout cable or with a common VGA (m)-Component (3 RCA m) adaptor.

S-Video

YC signal from a VCR or teleconference system can be input to the CLSO-612ED using the blue (Y), and green (C) connections on a HD-15 (VGA) to 5 BNC (m) breakout cable and a common S-Video (m) to 2 BNC (f) adaptor

Composite

NTSC, PAL, or Secam video signals can be input to the CLSO-612ED using the blue connection on a HD-15 (VGA) to 5 BNC (m) breakout cable.

A common application for this type of input would be to connect a RGBHV matrix switcher to the CLSO-612ED. Then each input to the matrix could be connected to a different format analog signal. A 3rd party control system could ensure the correct format is selected to match the input to the switcher.

Captive Screw

The captive screw connectors allow you to cut cables to a suitable length, reducing cable clutter while providing a more reliable connection.

Connecting

When connecting the cables to the female captive screw connector it is important that the wires be terminated correctly. The female captive screw connector has a contact plate at the top and must have the wires touching it for signal to pass. When wired correctly (see picture A) the signal will pass, incorrectly (see picture B) no signal will pass.

The captive screw connectors have a contact bar that is adjusted to compress the wire against the top contact plate. Use the screws at the top of the connector to compress the wire against the contact plate.

Turn the screws clockwise to raise the contact bar to the upper contact plate and hold the wires in place.

Power

Black: - White: +

The power cable (picture 1) will have exposed wires. Each wire is encased in a different colored cover.

Analog Audio

A captive screw analog audio connector is provided to ensure a more reliable and secure connection. The captive screw connector supports balanced and unbalanced audio output.

Balanced audio connections use two signal wires and a ground to minimize interference to an audio signal over longer cable runs. Unbalanced audio connections use two wires for connection with consumer audio components.

Audio can be routed to any input for use with DVI or other sources. View page 28 for commands.

Note: Pin outs may vary, please refer to the audio device's manual to ensure a correct connection.

Important! When terminating cables, please ensure exposed adjacent wires do not touch. This may result in a short that can damage connected devices.

BALANCED UNBALANCED

Important! With unbalanced connections a jumper is needed between ground and negative to reduce noise

Microphone Connection

MIC (Dynamic MIC)

Connect dynamic or self-powered microphones in this mode.

Use this setting for phantom powered microphones. Supplies 48 volts.

Connect wireless microphone receivers (or other sources) with line level outputs using this setting. Either balanced or unbalanced connections may be used.

Balanced Unbalanced

On Screen Display (OSD)

Input Input 1 HDMI 1
	Input 2 HDMI 2
	Input 3 HDBaseT 1
	Input 4 HDBaseT 2
	Input 5 VGA 1
		Component 1
		Composite 1
		S-Video 1
	Input 6 VGA 2
		Component 2
		Composite 2
		S-Video 2
Audio Volume Master -80 to +10db
		Sub HDMI 1 -80 to +10db
				HDMI 2 -80 to +10db
				HDBaseT 1 -80 to +10db
				HDBaseT 2 -80 to +10db
				Analog 1 -80 to +10db
				Analog 2 -80 to +10db
				Microphone -80 to +10db
				Line In -80 to 0db
		Bass -10 to 12 dB
		Treble -10 to 12 dB
Video Contrast 0 to 100
	Brightness	0 to 100
	Sharpness	0 to 30
	Color 0 to 100
	Tint	0 to 100
	H Position	0 to 40
	Phase	0 to 63
	NR	BNR	Disabled
			Low
			Medium
			High
		MNR	Disabled
			Low
			Medium
			High
		RNR	Disabled
			Low
			Medium
			High
	Scale	Full
		Overscan
		Underscan
		Letterbox
		Panscan
		Follow Input
Setup Language English
		Spanish
		French
		German
	OSD Settings Transparency
		Position Horizontal
			Vertical
		Menu Timer 10 sec
			30 sec
			60 sec
		Logo On
			Off
		Info Banner On
			Off
	Output Format HD Pass Through		480i@60 (NTSC)480p@60720p@601080i@601080p@60576i@50 (PAL)576p@50720p@501080i@501080p@501080p@24
		Native
		UHD 3840x2160p@24	3840x2160p@253840x2160p@304096x2160p@244096x2160p@30
		PC-1 640x480@60	640x480@72640x480@75800x600@60800x600@72800x600@751024x768@601024x768@721024x768@75
		PC-2 1280x768@60	1280x800@601280x960@601280x1024@601360x768@601366x768@601400x1050@601440x900@601600x900@601600x1200@601920x1200@60
	Network Network Status MAC	Address	xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xxIP Addressxxx.xxx.x.xxxSubnetxxx.xxx.xxx.xGatewayxxx.xxx.x.x
		DHCP ON
			OFF

Note: After selecting a new language, close the menu and reopen it for the change to take effect.

Status System Info Software Revision		x.x.xx (e.g. 1.0.01)
	OSD Revision	x.x.x (e.g. 1.0.0)
	FPGA Revision	x.x.x (e.g. 1.0.0)
	On-Time (h-m)	x:xx (e.g. 1:15)
Video Info Input		xxxx (e.g. HDMI 1)
	Signal Type	xxxx (e.g. HDMI)
	Video Format	xxxx (e.g. 1080i@60)
	Aspect	xxxx (e.g. 16x9)
	Color Space	xxxx (e.g. YUV)
	Color Depth	xxxx (e.g. 24)
Audio Info Input		xxxx (e.g. HDMI 1)
	Audio Format	xxxx (e.g. PCM)
	Sampling Rate	xxxx (e.g. 48 KHz)
	Channels	xxxx (e.g. 2-Ch)

TCP/IP

For convenience, the CLSO-612ED comes with DHCP on. This enables the switcher to be connected to a network without concern for overlapping IP addresses with other devices on the network. If your network does not support DHCP, this feature may be turned off and the IP address set using RS-232 commands or the WebGUI.

Note: If your system is controlled using IP, it is strongly recommended that you disable DHCP and select a unused IP address so that your system controller doesn't lose contact with the switcher.

TCP/IP WebGUI

Atlona has created an easy to use WebGUI for initial setup and later changes to the configuration of the CLSO-612ED.

To begin, connect the LAN port of the CLSO-612ED to your network. Type the IP address of the CLSO-612ED into the web browser of a PC connected to the same network (as seen below).

To find the switcher IP: Select "Network Status" within the OSD menu or use RS-232 command "IPCFG".

Important: If any stability issues are experienced, disable any anti-virus or firewall that may interfere with network communication to the switcher. Once set up is done and the switcher GUI is no longer being used, the firewall and anti-virus can be re-enabled.

AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED Login

Please input username and password.

A login screen will appear (this is the same log in for admin and general users). For the first log in (and future admin changes) the username is "root" and password is "Atlona".

Note: Only the admin password can be changed (see page 17). The username will always remain "root".

ATLONA

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The home screen tab will display the general system information. If an HDMI or HDBaseT port is the current input, audio will display (see image above). If an analog port is selected then no audio information is displayed. (see below)

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Home

Network Setup

Settings

Config

EDID

Audio

Control

HDVS

Update

System Info.

Model:	AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED
Software Revision:	1.0.01
FPGA Revision:	1.0.1
OSD Revision:	1.0.0
On-Time(h-m):	4:05

Video Info.

Input:	VGA 1
Signal Type:	--
Video Format:	--
Aspect:	--
Color Space:	--
Color Depth:	--

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AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED Setup

The network set up page will allow the IP information to be changed. When a change is made the screen will grey and the ability to save or cancel will display at the bottom (see below).

Note: When DHCP is on, the IP address cannot be configured. Turn DHCP off to enable IP configuration.

Note: For a stable connection when using a control system, it is best to set up a static IP. When selecting an IP address, make certain no other devices on your network are using that IP address.

Note: Be sure to save all changes before moving to the next page.

Login Mode has been added to provide a secure telnet login. Once Login Mode has been turned on a username and password will be required on all IP connections to the switcher.

Note: Login mode should be in off position when the CLSO is used with control systems that do not support passwords. If your control system supports password protection, set the login mode to on.

The GUI always requires a password.

Note: The username and password used in IP Login Mode will be the same login information as the WebGUI.

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Settings

The settings page is used to set front panel and video options. Select the source from the first menu. If VGA is selected, more video options will display. (see top of page 16)

System Settings

Power - Turn the switcher on and off

Panel Lock - Locks/unlocks the front panel buttons

Auto Switch - Turns auto switching between HDMI and HDBaseT inputs on/off

VGA auto switch - Turns VGA auto switching on/off

Note: VGA auto switching is only available on VGA and will not work with component, composite, and S-Video

*Component, composite, and S-Video poll settings will grey out when VGA auto switching is on*

Output Resolution

Switch between multiple video output resolutions:

Pass through - Input video will pass to the display without being scaled

Native - Upscales/downscales the output signal to match the HDBaseT display's preferred resolution

HD - Will upscale/downscale the output signal to match the selected HD resolution

PC - Will upscale/downscale the output signal to match the selected PC resolution

Note: When the output is set to UHD resolutions, UHD sources are passed through without scaling. Frame rates are not changed. (e.g. if 3840x2160@30Hz input is received, output will remain 30Hz even if output is set to 24Hz)

Video Settings

Scale	Follow Input
BNR	Medium
MNR	Medium
RNR	Medium

Poll Settings

VGA 1Component 1Composite 1S-Video 1

VGA 2Component 2Composite 2S-Video 2

OSD Display Setting

OSD func.	ON
OSD info.	ON

HDMI

HDBaseT

Video Settings

VGA/Component/Composite/S-Video

Factory Default

Video Settings

Set the output video settings:

Scale - Sets video output aspect ratio - Full, overscan, letter box, pan and scan, or follow input

Full - Sources always fill the screen, regardless of source aspect ratio

Overscan - Image is slightly zoomed in so that broadcast data at edges is masked

LetterBox - Used to create 16:9 aspect ratio on 4:3 aspect ratio TVs

Pan and Scan - Used to create 4:3 aspect ratio on 16:9 aspect ratio TVs

Follow Input - Aspect ratio on TV matches source aspect ratio

BNR - Block noise reduction - Disabled, low, medium, or high

MNR - Mosquito noise reduction - Disabled, low, medium, or high

RNR - Random noise reduction - Disabled, low, medium, or high

Contrast* - Sets output white levels - 0 up to 100

Brightness* - Sets output black levels - 0 up to 100

Sharpness* - Sets output sharpness - 0 up to 30

Color* - Sets output color saturation - 0 up to 100

Tint* - Sets output hues - 0 up to 100

H Position* - Sets the horizontal position of the output video

Phase* - Adjusts digital sample timing to minimize image noise

*Only available when inputs 5 and 6 (VGA 1 & VGA 2) are selected

Poll Settings

Turn analog input options on and off. If a selection is unchecked it will not display as an input option when switching to input 5 or 6.

e.g. In the above picture, only VGA and S-Video would show as a source option

Note: Component, composite, and S-Video poll settings will grey out when VGA auto switching is on

OSD Display Settings

OSD func - Turns the CLSO's display OSD menu on/off

OSD info - Turns the source information on the display on/off when switching

Factory Default

It will reset parameters.

Confirm Cancel

Factory Default

Select to reset CLSO back to factory settings.

Note: This will reset the switcher to factory default, including resolutions, audio settings, HDCP settings, etc.

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Config

The config page will allow the admin password to be changed, users to be added, and the RS-232 ports to be configured (both CLSO-612ED system ports and the RS-232 I/O ports accessed through the analog RS-232 interfaces and HDBaseT connections.

Note: User information will display for the admin only.

Note: Only the admin password can be changed. The admin username will always remain "root". If the admin password is lost the system must be returned to factory settings and setup repeated.

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AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED EDID

Home	Network Setup	Settings	Config	EDID	Audio	Control	HDVS	Update
			Prefer Timing(HDMI):		Default
			Prefer Timing(VGA):		Default
			Input1 HDCP:		Compliant
			Input2 HDCP:		Compliant
			Input3 HDCP:		Compliant
			Input4 HDCP:		Compliant

The EDID page enables the input preferred timing to be selected and HDCP compliance reporting to be set. This function is controllable through RS-232 as well.

Note: CLSO-612ED protects HDCP encoded content and will not pass HDCP content to a non-HDCP compliant device.

Note: Some devices flag all content as protected when connected to an HDCP compliant display. This prevents what should be non-protected content from reaching devices (i.e. teleconference system) through the CLSO-612ED.

Note: When HDCP reporting is non-compliant, only user created content is transmitted. Protected content from all sources (e.g. BluRay, AppleTV, etc) is blocked.

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Audio settings adjust output volume for all sources including the microphone.

Master - Affects all sources at the same time

Inputs - Used to balance levels from each source.

Note: For best results, gains should be balanced between master and source levels.

Ducking Settings

Microphone	ON
Attack Time	400 ms
Release Time	1500 ms
Trig Level	-35 dB
Program Decrease	30 dB

Microphone ducking uses the audio level from the microphone to decrease the program level so the speaker may be heard.

Note: Proper set up is critical for satisfactory operation. If program levels are too high they can trigger the ducking process.

Note: Setting the microphone volume too high may result in feedback.

It is recommended that a handheld or headset microphone be used with ducking to reduce feedback and maximize the difference between voice and program levels.

Best results are received with the following sequence:

1. Set master volume to 0. (This is 10 db below maximum)
2. Raise appropriate microphone (or line in) volume until just below feedback or adequate volume is reached (whichever setting is lower). - Master level and amplifier gains may be increased to get appropriate levels

Note: If feedback occurs and volume is not adequate, move the speakers and/or microphone to eliminate feedback.

1. Raise source "sub" volumes to appropriate levels without talking

2. Set attack time to minimize popping, but still fast enough that initial talking sounds are heard.

3. Set release time so that program levels do not increase between sentences.

Note: Shorten time so that the microphone doesn't interfere with the program.

1. Set the trigger level so that words spoken at a normal level trigger the ducking process

Note: Set the trigger level too sensitive and the program will trigger the ducking. Set too low and the speaker will have to talk very loudly to trigger ducking. The further right the slider is, the more sensitive the setting.

1. Set program decrease to ensure when ducking is triggered the program level is low enough the speaker can be heard.

Fine tuning these settings will help achieve the best results.

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Control

The Control Page includes settings which enable display controls by the switcher. It provides a way to program button functions, turn auto switching on/off, and determine the type of control commands (TCP/IP or RS-232) sent out.

Button Control Selection

Power - Set which device the power button controls

None: Power button will turn the UHD-CLSO-601 on and off

RS-232: Power button will send power on/off command over HDBaseT using RS-232 to compatible receivers and displays

IP: Power button will send power on/off command over Ethernet using either the LAN connection or the HDBaseT connection

CEC: Sends CEC command over HDBaseT to the HDMI output of the receiver Volume/Mute

Audio Out: Volume and mute buttons will control volume output of the switcher

RS-232: Volume/Mute buttons will send the commands over HDBaseT or RS-232 zone 7, using RS-232 to compatible receivers and displays

IP: Volume/Mute buttons will send the commands over Ethernet using either the LAN connection or the HDBaseT connection

Display Mode - Sets functionality of the power button

DispSW AVon: Display switches on/off, source audio/video signal always on

DispSW AVSW: Display switches on/off, source audio/video signal switches on/off

AV SW: Display is always on, source audio/video signal switches on/off

Always ON: No function

Note: Must be in DispSW AVon or DispSW AVSW for RS-232 display control to work

CEC Control

Power

On - Sends a command over HDBaseT to the HDMI output of the connected receiver to turn the connected display on

Off - Sends a command over HDBaseT to the HDMI output of the connected receiver to turn the connected display off

Note: CEC may not work with every display type. See notice at the bottom of page 3 for more information.

System Settings
Display Auto Power On	Enabled	Disabled
Display Auto Power Off	Enabled	Disabled
Power Button Lock	Enabled	Disabled
Lamp Cool Down Timer (0~300)	0 Sec	Save
Auto Power Off Timer (1~240)	10 Sec	Save
Display Warm Up Timer (0~300)	0 Sec	Save
Control Type	RS-232
Feedback Verify	ON
Display Mode	DispSW AVon

System Settings

Display Auto Power On - When enabled, the unit will send a programmed command to the display to turn on after detecting an A/V signal

Display Auto Power Off - When enabled, the unit will send a command to the display to turn off after not detecting an A/V signal

Lamp Cool Down Timer (0-300) - Used with a projector whose lamp cannot be turned on for up to 5 minutes after being shut off. Match settings with lamp delay on projector

Auto Power Off Timer (1-240) - Sets the period of time between the loss of A/V signal and when the "Display Off" command is sent

Note: LED will blink red for the auto power off time period then go solid

Note: All functionality remains, only the HDBaseT output is turned off

Display Warm Up Timer (0-300) - Sets the period of time after the display is turned on, that the power button will be locked

Note: LED will blink green for the warm up timer period and then stay solid

Note: When timers are set to 0 seconds, they will disable the timers' functions

Control Type - Select whether the display on/off commands are sent using RS-232, TCP/IP, or CEC

Feedback Verify

On: If receiving no feedback, the product will send the command up to 4 times

Off: The command will only be sent once, whether feedback is received or not Display Mode -

DispSW AVon: Display switches on/off, source audio/video signal always on

DispSW AVSW: Display switches on/off, source audio/video signal switches on/off

AV SW: Display is always on, source audio/video signal switches on/off

Note: Must be in DispSW AVon or DispSW AVSW for RS-232 display control to work

TCP/IP Settings of Controlled Device

This option sets the IP for display control. The static IP set here should match the display's static IP. To set or view the display's IP address, check the display's user manual.

Note: The switcher and the display must be on the same network for these commands to work Note: Be sure the static IP address set for the display does not match any other device on the network

IP Mode Non-login: Does not require a username and password when using TCP/IP to control the display

Login: Requires a username and password to control the display through TCP/IP IP Address & Port - Set to match the display's static IP Username & Password - Required when in login mode Save - Saves the IP settings for accessing the controlled device

RS-232/IP Commands

ASCII/Hex - Set which type of commands are sent to the display On/Off/Volume+/Volume-/Mute - Enter the specific commands and feedback that will be sent/received when using any of the control options Note: Individual commands will be found in the display's manual End of line symbols - None, CR, LF, CR-LF, Space, STX, ETX, Null - Select the appropriate symbol from the drop down list. Carriage return, line feed, and carriage return with line feed are the most commonly used symbols. Note: Be sure to check the display's manual for the correct symbol

1. Displays model number of connected HDVS transmitter
2. Refresh button - Ensures the correct and current settings are displayed
3. Input selection - Switch between the HDVS inputs
4. Preferred resolution - Sets the HDVS VGA port preferred input resolution
5. Auto switch - Turns auto switching on/off for the HDVS transmitter
6. Display switch - Sets display switch function of the HDVS (default is disabled) Recommended set to disabled - product will be always on

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Update

The firmware page provides an area to update the switcher, Valens (HDBaseT), audio, FPGA, and OSD firmwares.

- Select the browse button for the type of firmware to be updated

• Firmware Update - MCU/Main firmware
• Valens Update - Valens firmware
• Audio Update - DSP firmware
• FPGA Update - FPGA firmware
• OSD Update - OSD firmware
• Select the new firmware file that was downloaded either from atlona.com or box.com
• Press the update button

A progress bar will display as the update is completed. After the update is complete, if a restart is required, the webGUI will display a prompt. The firmware update is now complete and the switcher is ready to be used.

Note: Current firmware can be found at http://www.atlona.com/product/AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED/ under the firmware tab.

IR

System IR is typically used to connect to control system processors. The signal is routed through the System IR IN and repeated to out all the IR OUT ports, including the HDBaseT ports. This input may also be used to control the CLSO-612ED.

Note: HDBaseT ports must be connected to HDBaseT receivers and transmitters with IR capabilities.

(e.g. AT-HDTX-IR, AT-HDTX-WP, AT-HDWP-IR, AT-HDRX-IR, etc)

For your convenience the cables do not come pre-terminated. Each item, whether it's an IR receiver or IR emitter, will have wires exposed. Each wire is encased in a different colored cover. A female IR captive screw connector has been included (see picture 1).

IR pin outs have been included for the included IR emitter and IR receiver (see picture 2 & 3). The wires are colored for each pin (see picture 4 and 5).

Remote

RS-232

Connection

RS-232 pin out will be determined by the RS-232 cable and will connect as Rx (receiver), Tx (transmitter), and ± (ground). (See picture 1)

Close-up of a green terminal block with three red, blue, and black wires attached (no text or symbols visible)

Wire color will differ by cable manufacturer.

RS-232 is often connected through a 9-pin D to captive screw connector. The pins will have functions associated with them, some will be unassigned.

Note: Typical DB9 connectors use pin 2 for TX, pin 3 for RX, and pin 5 for ground. On some devices functions of pins 2 and 3 are reversed.

Set Up

To set up the RS-232 hyperterminal (if not using 3rd party software) use the following steps:

1. Connect the CLSO-612ED to a PC using a 3 pin to USB cable
2. Go to the Device manager folder (see picture A)
3. Find the CLSO-612ED COM port and right click with a mouse and select properties (see picture B)

Note: If unsure which COM port is the CLSO-612ED, unplug the cable and plug it back in. It will disappear and reappear on the COM port list.

1. Under the properties menu select the port settings tab and update the menu to the CLSO-612ED default settings of: Bits Per Second: 115200, Data Bits: 8, Parity: None, Stop Bits: 1 and Flow Control: None. (see picture C)

Set up is done and any hyperterminal program may be used to control the CLSO-612ED now.

Commands

The command codes are case sensitive, do not change capitalization, spacing, or lettering.

Command Feedback	Description
PWONPWON Power ON
PWOFFPWOFF Stand-by
PWSTA PWON/PWOFF Get system power status
RS232zone[X][Y] RS232zoneX[Y] RS232zoneX[Y], X: 1-8. Y is the command sent to the HDBT [Y] is the command string sent to the display device
RS232para[X][Y] RS232paraX[Y] RS232paraX[baudrate,databit,parity,stopbit] X is 1-8. [Y] is the parameter for RS232.
CSpara[Y] CSpara[Y] Set RS232 parameter [Y] is the parameter for RS-232.
VOL+ VOL(xx) Turns the volume up one level
VOL-	VOL(xx) Turns the volume down one level
VOL(xx)	VOL(xx)e.g. VOL(10)	Turns volume to the specified level <xx: 10 ~ -80>Read the volume current level status => VOLe.g. Adjusts the master volume level to -23dB => VOL(-23)
MVOL+	MVOL(xx)	Turns the MIC volume up one level
MVOL-	MVOL(xx)	Turns the MIC volume down one level
MVOL(xx)	MVOL(xx)ex. MVOL(30)	Turns MIC5V volume to the specified level <xx: 30 ~ -80>Read the MIC5V volume current level status => MVOL
MICx [Y]	MICx [Y]e.g. MICON 20	Sets up MIC valuesx = on / off / sta / atime (attack time) / rtime (background release time) / sens (microphone sensitivity level) / reduce (background reduce level) [Y] = value (e.g. 20)
LVOL+ LVOL(xx)	Turns the Line volume up one level
LVOL-	LVOL(xx)	Turns the Line volume down one level
LVOL(xx)	LVOL(xx)e.g. LVOL(0)	Turns Line volume to the specified level <xx: 0 ~ -80>Read the Line volume current level status => LVOL
SnVOL+	SnVOL(xx)	Turns the Sub volume up one level <n: 1-6> (n = input number)e.g. Adjusts the HDBT2 volume to up => S4VOL+
SnVOL-	SnVOL(xx)	Turns the Sub volume down one level <n: 1-6> (n = input number)e.g. Adjusts the VGA1 volume to down => S5VOL-
SnVOL(xx)e.g. S2VOL(-15)	SnVOL(xx)e.g. S2VOL(-15)	Turns Sub volume to the specified level <n: 1-6, xx: 0 ~ -80>(n = input number)Read the Sub volume current level status => SnVOLe.g. Adjusts the HDMI1 volume level to -10dB => S1VOL(-10)
VOLMute [Y]	VOLMute [Y]	VOLMute [on/off/sta]. Set volume to mute on. => VOLMute on
Menu[X]	Menu[X]e.g. MenuDown	Sets to control OSD interface, [X]: Sw/Up/Down/Left/Right/Info/SeIe.g. Select OSD option => MenuSel
Lock	Lock Locks the front panel
Unlock	Unlock	Unlocks the front panel
Version [Y]e.g. Version osd	Version [Y]e.g. Version x.x.xx	Brings up the software versions: ex. Version mcufirmware [mcu]OSD menu [osd]DSP [dsp]FPGA [fpga]
Type	AT-UHD-CLSO-612	Brings up the model information
Mreset	Mreset	Reset device to manufacture default
EQB+ EQB(xx) Turns EQ bass up one level
EQB- EQB(xx) Turns EQ bass down one level
EQB(xx) EQB(xx) Turns EQ bass to the specific level xx: (xx: -10 to 12)
EQT+ EQT(xx) Turns EQ treble up one level
EQT- EQT(xx) Turns EQ treble down one level
EQT(xx) EQT(xx) Turns EQ treble to the specific level xx: (xx: -10 to 12)
ManHPos+ ManHPos(xx) Sets horizontal position one pixel to the right
ManHPos- ManHPos(xx) Sets horizontal position one pixel to the left
ManHPos(xx) ManHPos(xx) Sets horizontal position to a specific setting (xx: 0-40)
ManPha+ ManPha(xx) Adjusts pixel phase up one level
ManPha-	ManPha(xx) Adjusts pixel phase down one level
ManPha(xx)	ManPha(xx) Adjusts pixel phase to a set amount (xx: 0 to 63)
VFmtRes [Y]e.g. VFmtRes 09	VFmtRes XXe.g. VFmtRes 09	Set output video format to any of the [Y] resolutions belowe.g. Set output video format to 1080p@60 => VFmtRes 06e.g. Read the list of video format => VFmtRes List

[Y] resolution list -

00	Pass-Through	01	640x480p60	02	720x480i60
03	720x480p60	04	1280x720p60	05	1920x1080i60
06	1920x1080p60	07	720x576i50	08	720x576p50
09	1280x720p50,	10	1920x1080i50	11	1920x1080p50
12	1920x1080p24	13	1920x1080p25	14	1920x1080p30
15	640x480p72	16	640x480p75	17	800x600p60
18	800x600p72	19	800x600p75	20	1024x768p60
21	1024x768p72	22	1024x768p75	23	1280x768p60
24	1280x800p60	25	1280x960p60	26	1280x1024p60
27	1360x768p60	28	1366x768p60	29	1440x900p60
30	1600x1200p60	31	1920x1200p60	32	2048x1080p24
33	2048x1080p50	34	2048x1080p60	35	2048x1152p60
36	3840x2160p24	37	3840x2160p25	38	3840x2160p30
39	4096x2160p24	40	4096x2160p30	41	1400x1050p60
42	1600x900p60	43	2560x1600p60	254	Native

SetCmd X[Y]e.g. SetCmd on[PWR ON]	SetCmd X[Y]e.g. SetCmd on[PWR ON]	Sets the RS-232 or IP command for the selected button or function X= on, off, vol+, vol-, and mute Y= commande.g. Set the on command to send the command PWR ON
SetEnd X[Y]e.g. SetEnd off[CR-LF]	SetEnd X[Y]e.g. SetEnd off[CR-LF]	Sets the line termination for the chosen command X= on, off, vol+, vol-, mute, fbkon, fbkoff, fbkmute Y= None, CR, LF, CR-LF, Space, STX, ETX, and nulle.g. Set the command off to have a carriage return and line feed
SetFbVerify Xe.g. SetFbVerify on	SetFbVerify Xe.g. SetFbVerify on	Verifies the device is receiving commands X= on, off, stae.g. Sends command up to 4 times until feedback verifies command was received with feedback
TrigCEC Xe.g. TrigCEC on	TrigCEC Xe.g. TrigCEC on	Triggers the stored CEC command to turn the display on and off X= on, off
TrigRS Xe.g. TrigRS vol+	TrigRS Xe.g. TrigRS vol+	Triggers the RS-232 command from RS-232 or IP X= on, off, vol+, vol-, and mute
TrigIP Xe.g. TrigIP vol-	TrigIP Xe.g. TrigIP vol-	Triggers the IP command from RS-232 or IP X= on, off, vol+, vol-, and mute
CtlType Xe.g. CtIType rs-232	CtlType Xe.g. CtIType rs-232	Sets the control type X= ip, rs-232, cece.g. Set the control type to RS-232
CliMode Xe.g. CliMode non-login	CliMode Xe.g. CliMode non-login	Sets the control device's IP mode X= sta, login, non-login e.g. Sets the IP mode to non-login
CliUser Xe.g. CliUser	CliUser Xe.g. CliUser admin	Sets the IP username for login X= username, (blank)e.g. Display the IP username by leaving x blank
CliPass Xe.g. CliPass AtlonA	CliPass Xe.g. CliPass AtlonA	Sets the IP password for login X= password, (blank)e.g. Set the IP password to AtlonA
CliIPAddr Xe.g. CliIPAddr sta	CliIPAddr Xe.g. CliIPAddr 192.168.0.23	Sets the IP address of the controlled device X= ip, stae.g. Display the IP address of the controlled device
CliPort Xe.g. CliPort 24	CliPort Xe.g. CliPort 24	Sets the IP port of the controlled device X= port, stae.g. Set the IP port to 24
AutoDispOff X AutoDispOff X	Enable or disable display auto off X= on, off, sta
AutoDispOn X AutoDispOn X	Enable or disable display auto on X= on, off, sta
APwrOffTime X APwrOffTime	X Sets how long after receiving no signal to trigger auto display off X= 1-240, sta
ProjSWMode X	ProjSWMode X	Set delay time for the display on command to be sent X= 0-300, staNote: Match the timing to the projector's delay settings
ProjWarmUpT X ProjWarmUp	T X Set period of time after the display is turned on that the power command will not send X= 0-300, sta
VolKeyOPT X VolKeyOPT X Set	Set the control type/device the volume button sends out X= 0-2
DispRS X DispRS X Sets the display command type to RS-232 X= on, off, sta
DispCEC X DispCEC X Sets the display command type to CEC X= on, off, sta
DispIP X DispIP X Sets the display command type to TCP/IP X= on, off, sta

Each command is terminated with a carriage return.

Feedback is terminated with a carriage return and line feed.

Note: If the command fails or is incorrect the feedback should be "Command FAILED"

Volume Key

0 HDVS	1 RS-232	2 IP
Display Key
0 HDVS	1 RS-232	2 CEC	3 IP

Command Feedback	Description
Input [X] [Y] Input [X]	[Y]Input HDBT 2	Input [interface]* [index]*. Select input source video.e.g. Select input to HDBT 2 video => Input HDBT 2
HDCPSetX [Y]ex. HDCPSet2 off	HDCPSetX Yex. HDCPSet2 off	Sets HDCP mode of the HDMI ports X = 1/2/3/4 Y = on/off/sta
PrefTimg [X] PrefTimg	[X] Set preferred timing	to EDID. X is 1-10 & sta
VGAPrefT [X] VGAPrefT	[X] Set preferred VGA	timing to EDID. X is 1-8 & sta
BNR [Y] BNR [Y] BNR	[off/low/medium/high/sta].Configure video block noise reduction
MNR [Y] MNR [Y] MNR	[off/low/medium/high/sta].Configure video mosquito noise reduction
RNR [Y] RNR [Y] RNR	[off/low/medium/high/sta].Configure video random noise reduction
PollAddInX [Y] PollAddInX	[Y] PollAddInX [VGA	/COMP/CV/SV]. Add source of analog polling. X = 1(VGA input 5) or 2 (VGA input 6). Ex: PollAddIn2 SV allows enablingof SV for VGA input 5.
PollDelInX [Y] PollDelIn	[Y] PollDelInX [VGA/CO	MP/CV/SV]. Delete source of analog polling. X =1 (VGA input 5) or 2 (VGA input 6). Ex: PollDelIn VGA,CV,COMP willdelete VGA & CV & COMP
OSD [Y] OSD [func/logo/info][on/off/sta]
Aspect [Y] Aspect [Y] Aspect [full/overscan/underscan/letterbox/panscan/follow/sta]
OutAMute [Y]	OutAMute [Y] OutAMute [on/off/sta]Sets output audio mute of HDMI and HDBT
AUD In[X] Ai[Y]	AUD In[X] Ai[Y]	AUD In[X] Ai[Y] x: 1-6 Y: 5-6 or PReplaces the selected input's audio with the selected analog input (5or 6) or sets it to pass through (p) normallye.g. Replace input 2's audio with analog 6 - Aud In2 Ai6e.g. Pass through input 3's audio normally - Aud In3 AiP
AutoSW [Y]	AutoSW [Y]	AutoSW [on/off/sta/VGAon/VGAoff/VGAsta]Sets auto switch mode statusFactory Default: Sets auto switch to on with VGA auto switch to off
ASwPrePort [Y]	ASwPrePort [Y]	ASwPrePort [HDMI1/HDMI2/HDBT1/HDBT2/Previous]Sets default auto switch port or sets to previous input
ASwOutTime [Y]	ASwOutTime [Y]	ASwOutTime [sec] Sec: 1-600 (default is 1 second)Sets the delay time for how long the auto switching receives no signalfrom the input before switching portse.g. Sets the auto switching delay time to 1 minute with no signal beforechanging ports - ASwOutTime60

[Interface] index -

HDMI 1	HDMI 2	HDBT 1
HDBT 2	COMP 1	COMP 2
CVBS 1	CVBS 2	SVIDEO 1
SVIDEO 2	VGA 1	VGA 2

[X] preferred timing -

1	1280x800	2	1920x1080	3	1024x768
4	1280x720	5	1920x1200	6	1366x768
7	800x600	8	1600x900	9	2560x440
10	3840x2160	sta	Read status

VGA [X] preferred timing -

1	1280x800	2	1920x1080	3	1024x768
4	1280x720	5	1920x1200	6	1366x768
7	800x600	8	1600x900	sta	Read status

IP Commands

Command Feedback	Description
IPCFG IP Addr : x.x.x	xNetmask : x.x.x.xGateway : x.x.x.xIP Port : x	Displays IP address configure
IPQuit IPQuit Telnet Logout
IPAddUser [X] [Y] IPAddUser [X] [Y] IPAddUser [name] [password]. Add user of telnet.If only command write “IPAddUser”, it will display all user list.=> IPAddUser
IPDelUser [Y] IPDelUser [Y] IPDelUser [name]. Del user of telnet
IPDHCP [Y] IPDHCP [Y] IPDHCP [on/off/sta]. Set: DHCP mode status and auto reset telnet.e.g. Set DHCP mode is on => IPDHCP on
IPStatic [X] [Y] [Z] IPStatic [X] [Y] [Z] IPStatic [Ad dress] [Netmask] [Gateway]. Set static IP address andauto reset telnet.e.g. Set static IP address is 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.254=> IPStatic 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.254
IPPort [Y] IPPort [Y] IPPort [port]. Set telnet port and auto reset telnete.g. Set telnet port 80 => IPPort 80
IPLogin [Y] IPLogin [Y] IPLogin [on/off/sta]. Set telnet login status.e.g. Set telnet login is on => IPLogin on
Broadcast [Y] Broadcast [Y] Broadcast [on/off/sta]. Broadcast switch.e.g. Set broadcast mode is on => Broadcast on
IPTimeout [Y]	IPTimeout [Y]	IPTimeout [Sec]. Set telnet idle timeout time. Default is 2 minute.e.g. Set telnet idle timeout 10 minutes => IPTimeout 600

Each command must be terminated with a carriage return and line feed.

Feedback is terminated with a carriage return and line feed.

Note: If the command fails or is incorrect the feedback should be "Command FAILED"

Baud Rate

Zone RS-232 port configuration must match the connected device on all parameters including baud rate, data-length, parity, and stop-bit. These parameters can easily be set using the WebGUI or following commands through RS-232 or TCP/IP.

The baud rate for the switcher is for switcher control and the transmitter/receiver baud rate is for control of the RS-232 device in zone. All commands from your control processor are at the settings for the switcher. The switcher will modify the baud rate and other settings to these set parameters by zone.

Note: Baud rate options 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200

Command for Switcher Parameters

CSpara[baudrate, data-length, parity, stop-bit] (data, parity, and stop bit for switcher must be 8,0,1)

For example if you wish to change the baud rate of the switcher to 38400 the command would look like this:

CSpara[38400,8,0,1]

Note: Default for the switcher is: Baud rate-115200bps, Data length-8bit, Parity-None, Stop Bit-1

RS-232 Command for the Output baud rate status

RS232para

The RS-232 status command will provide feedback for the current parameters for each transmitter/receiver. There are eight RS-232 zones:

RS-232 zone 1 and 2 are dedicated to the HDMI Inputs 1 and 2

RS-232 zone 3 and 4 are HDBaseT Inputs 3 and 4

RS-232 zone 5 and 6 are dedicated to RG15 inputs 5 and 6

RS-232 zone 7 is dedicated to HDMI Output

RS-232 zone 8 is HDBaseT Output

Example: (See example of feedback below)

RS232para

Current RS232 parameter:

• Zone 1 :BaudRate 2400bps, DataBits 0, Parity None, StopBits 1.
• Zone 2 :BaudRate 9600bps, DataBits 0, Parity ODD, StopBits 1.
• Zone 3 :BaudRate 9600bps, DataBits 0, Parity None, StopBits 1.

Note: Zone 3 is HDBaseT 1, zone 4 is HDBaseT 2, and zone 8 is HDBaseT output.

Note: Default for the transmitters/receivers is: Baud-9600bps, Data length-8bit, Parity-None, Stop Bit-1

Control Diagram

graph TD
    A["ATLONA"] -->|ATLON1: Ethernet port| B["Laptop"]
    C["Control System Processor"] -->|HDBaseT: Ethernet port| D["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    E["Video"] --> F["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    G["HDBaseT"] --> H["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    I["Control"] --> J["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    K["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> L["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    M["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> N["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    O["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> P["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    Q["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> R["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    S["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> T["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    U["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> V["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]
    W["ATLON1: Ethernet port"] --> X["ATLON1: Ethernet port"]

Use RS-232 commands to select inputs on AT-HDVS-TX

Connection and Installation

graph TD
    A["Apple TV"] -->|or| B["ATLONA"]
    A -->|or| C["Laptop"]
    B --> D["ATLONA TX"]
    B --> E["Laptop"]
    C --> F["ATLONA"]
    C --> G["Laptop"]
    D --> H["ATLONA RX"]
    D --> I["Laptop"]
    E --> J["ATLONA RX"]
    E --> K["Laptop"]
    F --> L["ATLONA RX"]
    F --> M["Laptop"]
    G --> N["ATLONA RX"]
    G --> O["Laptop"]
    H --> P["HDMI"]
    H --> Q["VGA"]
    H --> R["HDBaseT"]
    H --> S["Audio"]
    H --> T["MIC"]
    I --> U["HDBaseT"]
    I --> V["Audio"]
    I --> W["MIC"]

graph TD
    A["ATLONA"] -->|or| B["HDWR"]
    A -->|or| C["ICloud R"]
    A -->|or| D["ICloud N"]
    A -->|or| E["ICloud U"]
    A -->|or| F["ICloud V"]
    A -->|or| G["ICloud W"]
    A -->|or| H["ICloud X"]
    A -->|or| I["ICloud Y"]
    A -->|or| J["ICloud Z"]
    A -->|or| K["ICloud AA"]
    A -->|or| L["ICloud AB"]
    A -->|or| M["ICloud AC"]
    A -->|or| N["ICloud AD"]
    A -->|or| O["ICloud AE"]
    A -->|or| P["ICloud AF"]
    A -->|or| Q["ICloud AG"]
    A -->|or| R["ICloud AH"]
    A -->|or| S["ICloud AI"]
    A -->|or| T["ICloud AJ"]
    A -->|or| U["ICloud AK"]
    A -->|or| V["ICloud AL"]
    A -->|or| W["ICloud AM"]
    A -->|or| X["ICloud AN"]
    A -->|or| Y["ICloud AO"]
    A -->|or| Z["ICloud AP"]
    A -->|or| AA["ICloud AQ"]
    A -->|or| AB["ICloud AR"]
    A -->|or| AC["ICloud AS"]
    A -->|or| AD["ICloud AT"]
    A -->|or| AE["ICloud AU"]
    A -->|or| AF["ICloud AV"]
    A -->|or| AG["ICloud AW"]
    A -->|or| AH["ICloud AX"]
    A -->|or| AI["ICloud AZ"]
    A -->|or| AJ["ICloud BA"]
    A -->|or| AK["ICloud BB"]
    A -->|or| AL["ICloud BC"]
    A -->|or| AM["ICloud AD"]
    A -->|or| AN["ICloud AE"]
    A -->|or| AO["ICloud AF"]
    A -->|or| AP["ICloud AG"]
    A -->|or| AQ["ICloud AH"]
    A -->|or| AR["ICloud AI"]
    A -->|or| AS["ICloud AJ"]
    A -->|or| AT["ICloud AK"]
    A -->|or| AU["ICloud AL"]
    A -->|or| AV["ICloud AM"]
    A -->|or| AW["ICloud AU"]
    A -->|or| AX["ICloud AV"]
    A -->|or| AZ["ICloud AL"]
    A -->|or| BA["ICloud AM"]
    A -->|or| BB["ICloud AT"]
    A -->|or| BC["ICloud AU"]
    A -->|or| BD["ICloud AV"]
    A -->|or| BE["ICloud AL"]
    A -->|or| BF["ICloud AK"]
    A -->|or| BG["ICloud AL"]

Control Drivers

Visit the Control Drivers tab at http://www.atlona.com/AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED.html to download the control drivers for the CLSO-612ED.

CLSO-612 Updating

Visit the Firmware Update tab at http://www.atlona.com/AT-UHD-CLSO-612ED.html to download the current updates for the CLSO-612ED.

Note: Atlona is constantly improving and updating features and stability. It is recommended that you check to make sure you are on the most current firmware before installation, especially when using a control system.

Specifications

Video Resolutions

IN	4096x2160@24/25/30, 3840x2160@24/25/30 (UHD), 2048x1080p,1080p@23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60Hz, 1080i@50/59.94/60Hz, 720p@50/59.94/6
	576p,	576i,	480p,	480i
	2560x2048, 2560x1600, 2048x1536, 1920x1200, 1680x1050, 1600x1200, 1600x900,1440x900, 1400x1050, 1366x768, 1360x768, 1280x1024, 1280x800, 1280x768, 1152x768,1024x768,	800x600,	640x480
OUT	4096x2160@24/25/30, 3840x2160@24/25/30 (UHD), 2048x1080p,1080p@23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60Hz, 108Oi@50/59.94/60Hz, 720p@50/59.94/6
	576p,	576i,	480p,	480i
	2560x2048, 2560x1600, 2048x1536, 1910x1200, 1680x1050, 1600x1200, 1600x900,1440x900, 1400x1050, 1366x768, 1360x768, 1280x1024, 1280x800. 1280x768, 1152x768,1024x768,	800x600,	640x480

Composite/S-Video NTSC, NTSC4, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, SECAM

Colorspace YUV, RGB

Chroma Subsampling 4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0 (UHD only)

Color depth 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit

Nominal Level Composite: (1 Vp-p), S-Video: Y(1Vp-p) - C(0.3 Vp-p)

Component: Y(1Vp-p) - Pb(0.7 Vp-p) - Pr(0.7 Vp-p), VGA: R(0.7 Vp-p) - G(0.7 Vp-p) - B(0.7 Vp-p)

Min/Max levels Analog: 0.0V to 1.0 Vp-p wit no offset at unity gain

Impedance 75 ohms

Horizontal Frequency 15kHz to 100kHz

Vertical Frequency 24Hz to 120Hz

Audio

Analog Output PCM 2Ch (de-embedded)

HDMI/HDBaseT Output PCM 2Ch, LPCM 5.1, LPCM 7.1, Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital Plus,

Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X

Frequency Response 20Hz to 20KHz ±1db

THD + Noise <0.01%, 20Hz to 20kHz at nominal level

S/N ≤ -68dB @ 1kHz, fully loaded

Bass +15dB to -12dB @ 250Hz

Treble +15dB to -12dB @ 3kHz

Distance

CAT5e/6 @ 4K up to 70M up to 230 ft

CAT6a/7 @ 4K up to 100M up to 328 ft

CAT5e/6 @ 1080p up to 100M up to 328 ft

HDMI IN/OUT @ 4K up to 5M up to 15 ft

HDMI IN/OUT @ 1080p up to 10M up to 30 ft

Signal

Bandwidth 10.2 Gbps

CEC Compliant

Operating	0°C to 50°C	32°F to 122°F
Storage		-20°C	to	60°C	-4°F	to	140°F
Humidity	20 to 90% non-condensing

Power

Consumption		43W
Idle	Consumption	4W

Supply	Input: AC100-240V ~ 50/60Hz
	Output:	DC	48V/3.125A

Dimension

H x W x D	44 x 438 x 254 (mm)	1.73 x 17.24 x 10 (inch)
Rack	Unit	1U

Weight

Device

3.22

kg

7.10

lbs

Certification

Unit

CE,

FCC

Power Supply CE, FCC, Level VI, RoHS, cULus, RCM, CCC

Safety Information

Safeguards

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture

If the wall plug does not fit into your local power socket, hire an electrician to replace your obsolete socket.

Do not modify the wall plug. Doing so will void the warranty and safety features.

This equipment should be installed near the socket outlet and the device should be easily accessible in the case it requires disconnection.

Precautions

FCC regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment, not expressly approved by the manufacturer, could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

Operate this product using only the included external power supply. Use of other power supplies could impair performance, damage the product, or cause fires.

In the event of an electrostatic discharge this device may automatically turn off. If this occurs, unplug the device and plug it back in.

Protect and route power cords so they will not be stepped on or pinched by anything placed on or against them. Be especially careful of plug-ins or cord exit points from this product.

Avoid excessive humidity, sudden temperature changes or temperature extremes.

Keep this product away from wet locations such as bathtubs, sinks, laundries, wet basements, fish tanks, and swimming pools.

Use only accessories recommended by Atlona to avoid fire, shock, or other hazards.

Unplug the product before cleaning. Use a damp cloth for cleaning and not cleaning fluid or aerosols. Such products could enter the unit and cause damage, fire, or electric shock. Some substances may also mar the finish of the product.

Never open, remove unit panels, or make any adjustments not described in this manual. Attempting to do so could expose you to dangerous electrical shock or other hazards. It may also cause damage to your product. Opening the product will void the warranty.

Do not attempt to service the unit. Disconnect the product and contact your authorized Atlona reseller or contact Atlona directly.

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