CSW08X08S - Commutateur AV Smart-AVI - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	8x8 AV Matrix Switch
Brand	Smart-AVI
Model	CSW08X08S
Video Inputs	8 x HDMI (or VGA/composite, adjust if known)
Video Outputs	8 x HDMI
Audio Support	Embedded audio via HDMI; optional analog audio breakout
Control Interfaces	IR remote, RS-232, Ethernet (IP control)
Maximum Resolution	1920 x 1080 (Full HD) or 4K@30Hz depending on model
Dimensions (W x H x D)	43.2 x 4.4 x 20.3 cm (17 x 1.75 x 8 inches, rackmount)
Weight	3.2 kg (7 lbs)
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 30W max
Power Consumption	25W typical
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
Main Functions	Matrix switching, signal routing, EDID management, scaling
Maintenance	Keep dry, clean with soft cloth, avoid dust accumulation
Safety	Use grounded outlet, avoid overloading circuits, keep vents clear
Spare Parts / Repairability	Contact Smart-AVI support for replacement power supply or IR receiver
General Information	Rackmountable 1U, LED indicators for each input/output

Frequently Asked Questions - CSW08X08S Smart-AVI

How do I connect the CSW08X08S to my sources and displays?

Use HDMI cables to connect up to 8 sources to the inputs and up to 8 displays to the outputs. For best performance, use high-speed HDMI cables. Power on the device before connecting sources.

Can I control the matrix via a remote control?

Yes, the CSW08X08S includes an IR remote for basic switching. You can also control it via RS-232 or Ethernet for integration with automation systems.

What video resolutions are supported?

The matrix supports resolutions up to 1920x1080 (Full HD) or 4K@30Hz depending on the model version. Refer to the manual for exact specifications.

How do I perform a factory reset?

Press and hold the reset button on the front panel for 10 seconds. The device will reboot to factory defaults. This clears all settings.

What does EDID management do?

EDID management allows the matrix to emulate a consistent display to sources, preventing resolution changes when switching. You can select from built-in EDID or learn from a display.

Can I connect analog audio?

The CSW08X08S primarily supports embedded audio via HDMI. Some models may have analog audio breakout (check connections). For analog, use an external converter.

How do I update the firmware?

Visit the Smart-AVI support page and download the latest firmware. Connect via RS-232 or Ethernet and use the provided tool. Follow the instructions carefully.

Is the device rackmountable?

Yes, it is 1U rackmount and includes mounting brackets. Standard 19-inch racks are compatible. Ensure proper ventilation.

What should I do if there is no signal on a display?

Check cable connections, ensure the source is powered on, and try a different HDMI cable. Also verify the output routing in the matrix software or OSD.

Where can I find the user manual?

The manual is available for free download in PDF format from Smart-AVI's website or from notice-facile.com. You can also request a translation via email.

USER MANUAL CSW08X08S Smart-AVI

16-port HDTV CAT5 Matrix Switch with RS-232, IR, USB, and TCP/IP Control

Exterior view of a Smart-AM network switch device with visible ports and connectors (no text or symbols on the device body beyond branding)

For WUXGA, Component Video, Composite Video and S-Video with full stereo audio matrix switching Switch up to 16 remote devices to 16 remote displays located up to 1,000 feet away.

Introduction

CATSwitch routes audio and video signals from several different video sources out to multiple displays (projectors, monitors, etc.) and speakers via inexpensive Cat5/6 UTP cable.

CATSwitch is capable of connecting to as many as 16 video sources via transmitters and 16 video displays via receivers with a maximum extension of 1,000 feet between the transmitter and receiver units.

A single audio/video output can be routed to one or multiple destinations. Video is transmitted at a resolution of 1920 x 1200 to insure high resolution images. Buffered video outputs and analog delivery of stereo audio maintains optimum integrity throughout the system. Special remote boxes offer compatibility with Video Composite, UXGA, Component Video and S-Video.

Features

• Supports high resolution video up to 1920x1200
• High quality audio switching
• Infrared, RS232 and TCP/IP control
• PC Windows software control
• Integral UTP distribution
• 1U rackmounted chassis
• Uses easy to install, inexpensive CAT-5/5e/6/7/8
• Maximum extension of 1,000 feet (500m) between the local and remote units
• HDTV compatible. (720p, 1080i, 1080p)
• 300 MHz bandwidth
• Compatible with VGA, XGA, Sun, MAC and SGI
• Sync Format / Polarity Preservation
• Compatible with Line Level Stereo Audio Signals
• High ground loop immunity
• Built-in power surge and transient protection
- Designated trimmer in the remote unit to compensate for length

CATSwitch Rear

Front view of a network switch device showing port, I/O ports, and status LEDs (no readable text or symbols beyond labels)

Ordering Information

Part Number	Description
CSW08X08S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video 8x8 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSW08X08 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]
CSW16X08S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video 16x8 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSW16X08 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]
CSW16X16S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video 16x16 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSW16X16 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]
CSWP08X08S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video/IR and R232 8x8 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSWP08X08 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]
CSWP16X08S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video/IR and R232 16x8 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSWP16X08 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]
CSWP16X16S	CAT5 Matrix audio/video/IR and R232 16x16 matrix with RS232 control. Includes: [CSWP16X16 (SM-CSW) and (CCPWR06US) or (CCPWR06EU)]

Part Number	Receivers and Accessories
XTP-TXS	XTPRO UXGA/Audio/RS232/IR transmitter with Local Video . Includes:[ XTP-RX and (PS5VD1A)]
XTP-RXS	XTPRO UXGA/Audio/RS232/IR receiver with Dual Video Includes:[ XTP-RX and (PS5VD1A)]
XTP-RXLS	UXGA/Audio/RS232/IR Long Range receiver. Includes:[ XTP-RXL and (PS5VD1A)]
XTX-RXS	XT Xpress UXGA/Audio receiver. Includes:[ XTJ-RX and (PS5VD1A)]
XTJ-TXS	XT UXGA/Audio transmitter. Includes:[ XTJ-RX and (PS5VD1A)]
SM-TCPS	TCP/IP Control include SMTCP, (CCRS232MM ) and (PS5VD1A)]
SM-EYE	External infrared receiver. IR range of 10' to 30'
RMT-2	Remote control device
XTP-RXXS	Xtreem UXGA/Audio/RS-232/IR CAT5 1699ft Receiver with Remote Control for Skew Setting. Includes: [XTP-RXX, SMRMT, & (PS5VD2A)]

Technical Specifications

VIDEO
Bandwidth 250MHz
Input Signal Level 1 Volt pk pk into 75R
Output Impedance 100 Ohms
Input Impedance 75 Ohms
Connector RJ45
Format VGA/SVGA/XGA/WUXGA/RGB/Hv/RGsB
AUDIO
Bandwidth 20KHz
Signal Level 0dB
Output Impedance 100 Ohms
Input Impedance 10K Ohms
Connector RJ45
CONTROL
RS232 Via Software @ 9600 bps
IR Via Remote Control with IR-EYE Type 3
USB Via TCP/IP (optional)
OTHER
Power Internal 100-240 VAC
Dimensions 17"W x 1.75"H (1U) x 8"D
Weight 4 lbs.
Approvals UL, CE, ROHS Compliant
Operating Temp. 32-131°F (0-55 °C)
Storage Temp.	-4-185 °F (-20-85 °C)
Humidity	Up to 95%

Applications

• Corporate or Educational Presentations
• Financial (Remote Servers/User Control)
• Call Centers for Technical Support
• Industrial (Long-Range Workstation Isolation)
• Airport Installations (Air Traffic Control/Passenger Information)
• KVM Extension where Exceptional Quality of Signal is Crucial
• Medical (Remote Operation Away from Sensitive/Magnetic Equipment)
- Recording (for Large Studios where Editing/Mixing Stations are Compact and/or Require Complete Silence)

Application Diagram

graph TD
    subgraph Inputs
        A["Rack Servers"] --> B["Security Camera"]
        B --> C["Laptop"]
        C --> D["Desktop Computer"]
        D --> E["DVR Player"]
        E --> F["Gaming Console"]
        F --> G["Camera"]
        H["Security Monitor"] --> I["CRT Display"]
        I --> J["HDTV Display"]
        K["Television"] --> L["LCD Display"]
        M["Computer"] --> N["Controller"]
        O["Infrared"] --> P["RS-232"]
        Q["Total 1,000 Feet"] --> R["Central CATSwitch"]
    end

    subgraph Outputs
        S["...up to 16 Outputs"] --> T["XTPro Receiver"]
        U["...up to 16 Inputs"] --> V["XTPro Transmitter"]
    end

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    style Outputs fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
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Installation

Connecting XTAV transmitter

Connecting The Transmitter

1. Connect the output of the computer video card to the video input of the transmitter using the included male to male video cable.
2. Connecttheoutputofthecomputeraudiocardtothe audio input of the transmitter using 3.5mm audio male to male audio cable.
3. Connectexternalspeakerstothetransmitter'saudio out (Standard 3.5mm stereo miniplug).
4. In the back of the unit connect the CAT5 cable that will connect to the receiver (XTAV-RX).

CAT5/6 Audio VGA XT-AV Transmitter Twisted Par 1,000 ft.

Connecting the XTAV receiver

Connecting The Receiver

1. Connect CAT5 cable (coming from the transmitter) to the back of the receiver.
2. Connect display monitors to the VGA out connector on the front of the receiver.
3. Connect external speakers to the audio output connections on the front of the unit. (Standard 3.5mm stereo Miniplug)

graph LR
    A["from CATSWITCH"] --> B["Twisted Par 1,000 ft."]
    B --> C["XT-AV Receiver"]
    C --> D["TV"]
    E["CAT5/6"] --> C
    F["Audio"] --> C
    G["VGA"] --> C

Adjusting and Tuning the Signal

In order to fine tune the signal, adjust the individual dials one at a time starting with GREEN, then BLUE, and lastly RED. As you turn the dials you will notice the colors slightly change as you increase or decrease the strength. All dials should be around the same distance

BLUE GREEN RED

Installation (continued)

Connecting XTWALL Transmitter

Connecting The Transmitter

1. Connect the output of the computer video card to the video input of the transmitter using the included male to male video cable.
2. Connect the output of the computer audio card to the audio input of the transmitter using 3.5mm audio male to male audio cable.
3. Connect local monitor to the VGA out of the transmitter.
4. Connect external speakers to the transmitter's audio out (Standard 3.5mm stereo miniplug).
5. In the back of the unit connect the CAT5 cable that will connect to the receiver (XTW-RX).
   *NOTE: You can not use RS232 and IR at the same time.

Audio VGA RS232 CAT5

Connecting XTWALL Receiver

Connecting The Receiver

1. Connect CAT5 cable (coming from the transmitter) to the back of the receiver.
2. Connect 1-2 display monitors to the VGA out connectors on the front of the receiver.
3. Connect 1-2 sets of external speakers to the audio output connections on the front of the unit. (Standard 3.5mm stereo Miniplug)

Illustration of a TV with red flame streaming from a device to a screen (no text or symbols)

Adjusting and Tuning the Signal

In order to fine tune the signal, adjust the individual dials one at a time starting with GREEN, then BLUE, and lastly RED. As you turn the dials you will notice the colors slightly change as you increase or decrease the strength. All dials should be around the same distance

BLUE GREEN RED

Installation (continued)

Connecting the XTPro transmitter

Connecting The Transmitter

1. Connect the output of the computer video card to the video input of the transmitter using the included male to male video cable.
2. Connect the output of the computer audio card to the audio input of the transmitter using 3.5mm audio male to male audio cable.
3. Connect local monitor to the VGA out of the transmitter.
4. Connect external speakers to the transmitter's audio out (Standard 3.5mm stereo miniplug).
5. In the back of the unit connect the CAT5 cable that will connect to the receiver (XTPRO-RX). *NOTE: You can not use RS232 and IR at the same time.

graph TD
    A["XTPro TX"] -->|5v| B["IR"]
    A -->|RS232| C["Computer"]
    D["Audio Out"] --> A
    E["VGA Out"] --> C
    F["CAT5"] --> A
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    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333

Connecting the XTPro receiver

Connecting The Receiver

1. Connect CAT5 cable (coming from the transmitter) to the back of the receiver.
2. Connect 1-2 display monitors to the VGA out connectors on the front of the receiver.
3. Connect 1-2 sets of external speakers to the audio output connections on the front of the unit. (Standard 3.5mm stereo Miniplug

graph TD
    A["XTPro RX"] -->|5v| B["IR"]
    A -->|RS232| C["Computer"]
    A -->|CAT5| D["Server"]
    B -->|Audio Out| C
    C -->|VGA Out| D
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

Adjusting and Tuning the Signal

In order to fine tune the signal, adjust the individual dials one at a time starting with GREEN, then BLUE, and lastly RED. As you turn the dials you will notice the colors slightly change as you increase or decrease the strength. All dials should be around the same distance.

BLUE GREEN RED

Installation (continued)

Connecting the XTPro-XTREEM receiver

Connecting The Receiver

1. Connect CAT5 cable (coming from the transmitter) to the back of the receiver.
2. Connect a display monitor to the VGA out connectors on the front of the receiver.
3. Connect a set of external speakers to the audio output connections on the front of the unit. (Standard 3.5mm stereo Miniplug

graph TD
    A["XTPRO-XTREEM"] -->|5V| B["5V"]
    A -->|5V| C["IR"]
    A -->|5V| D["Audio Out"]
    A -->|5V| E["VGA Out"]
    A --> F["Computer"]

Adjusting and Tuning the Signal

In order to fine tune the signal, adjust the individual dials one at a time starting with GREEN, then BLUE, and lastly RED. As you turn the dials you will notice the colors slightly change as you increase or decrease the strength. All dials should be around the same distance.

BLUE GREEN RED

Installation (continued)

Connecting the matrix

Now you are ready to connect the CATSwitch,

Connect all the cat5 coming from the transmitters to the inputs of the CATSwitch

Connect all the cat5 going to the receivers to the output

Connecting the the main unit, the CATSwitch

Make sure the unit is powered off before connecting all the cables

Connecting all the Transmitters

1 Locate the RJ45 jacks on the back of the CATSwitch,
2 Connect the CAT5 cable to the RJ45 and mark each cable with the number of the transmitter
3 REPEAT steps for all transmitters cables

Connecting all the receivers

1 Locate the RJ45 jacks on the back of the catswitch,
2 Connect the CAT5 cable to the RJ45 and mark each cable with the number of the receivers
3 REPEAT steps for all receivers cables

After all connection are made, you can turn on the catswitch, on the front on the units 2 leds will show normal operation of the unit

Input 1-16 Output 1-1 IR to Transmitter to Receiver IR RE232 to Control

Connecting the Control Communication Cable: RS-232

Each unit can be controlled by a RS-232 port connected from the back of the chassis. The SmartControlPro software will be used to control the units.

1. Connect the RS-232 cable the control computer by connecting the female RS-232 connector into the male RS-232 connector of the PC. Turn the side screws so that it does not accidentally become disconnected
2. Connect RS-232 cable connector to the male RS-232 connector on the back of the chassis.

CAT Switch Input 1-16 Output 1-8 RS232 from source computer RS-232

Installation (continued)

CAT5 Preparation

The CATSwitch is a point to point video extender/switcher. The system does not allow to connecting the Cat5 via hubs or any kind of switches that the point to point connection need be maintained. The 16 RJ45 ports on the front of the CATSwitch are output ports, providing connectivity to the XTPro or XT-AV receiver. This is a standard RJ45 connector, the CATSwitch can be connected via either CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6 cabling.

CAT5/5e/6 CABLE SPECIFICATIONS

CONNECTOR		PAIR	PINS
RJ-45 MALE[IMAGE]	RJ-45 FEMALE[IMAGE]	1	1 & 2
		2	3 & 6
		3	4 & 5
		4	7 & 8
CAPACITANCE	14 pf/ft (46.2 pf/m)
CONDUCTOR GAUGE	24 AWG
IMPEDANCE	100 +/- 15 ohms

Diagram of a multi-core cable with numbered components for identification

SmartAVI Proprietary Connector
Pair	Color RJ45 Pin Description
1	White/Orange 1		Video+Audio
	Orange 2
2	White/Green 3		Video+Audio
	Green 6
3	Blue 4		Video+Audio
	White/Blue 5
4	White/Brown 7		DATA RS232 and IR Bidirectional
	Brown 8

Software Operation

Find the Installation CD that came with your CATSWITCH unit. This CD has the SmartControlPro software that you will need in order to control the unit using a computer.

Insert the CD into your CD-ROM. On the CD you should see:

• SmartControl Pro Installer.exe
• SmartControl Pro Help File
• CATSWITCH Manual in PDF format

Double click SmartControlPro.exe in order to initiate software installation. Click Install. After installation has completed, click CLOSE.

In order to use the software, click on the START button>Programs>SmartControl Pro. There you should see a help file, the SmartControl Pro launcher as well as a shortcut to uninstall SmartControl Pro. Click on SmartControl Pro in order to launch the software.

When the software starts you will see a screen like this.

Configure Router Router Count 1 Advanced Configuration Reset Advanced Configuration Router Type A/V Split Inputs Outputs 00 Cat Switch 16 16 Com Port Router Timeout Comm Type COM1 0.2 seconds Type B Cancel OK

Advanced Configuration: If you have more than one Router installed you will want to check this box.

Router Type: Select "CATSWITCH"

A/V Split: Check this box if you need to route audio and video independently, regardless from which source they originated from. Leave unchecked if you want audio and video signals from the same input to remain together.

For example, if you wanted to route different video feeds to different locations but wanted all of them to have the same audio, you should check the box.

Software Operation (continued)

Inputs/Outputs: Enter the number of Inputs/Outputs your CATSWITCH has. For now we will assume that there are 16 inputs and 16 outputs.

Com Port: Select the appropriate com port that your computer is using to access the router.

Router Time out: By default this is 0 meaning the computer acknowledges commands almost instantly. Sometimes a computer takes longer to respond. This setting should be left at 0. If you need to change it, it should be no higher than 0.2.

After you have entered in the necessary information click OK. This will now take you to the Main Routing Window where you can route the different video/audio connections.

Smart Control Pro File Message Help Input Names In 01 In 02 In 03 In 04 In 05 In 06 In 07 In 08 In 09 In 10 In 11 In 12 In 13 In 14 In 15 In 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Output Names Out 01 Out 02 Out 03 Out 04 Out 05 Out 06 Out 07 Out 08 Out 09 Out 10 Out 11 Out 12 Out 13 Out 14 Out 15 Out 16 Macros 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: Record Update Matrix RS-232 Switching Frame Address In: Out: 0 Connect Disconnect

On this screen you will notice the input buttons running down the left side while the output buttons run across the top. They are each labeled 1 through 16.

Note: The three small colored buttons at the lower right labeled ALL, VIDEO, and AUDIO are not available if AV Split was not checked when you configured your router.

Software Operation (continued)

The Main Routing Window enables you to control the router(s) connections by means of the CATSWITCH panel, the button panel, or with pre-recorded routes called macros.

CATSWITCH Panel: This is probably the simplest way to route the connections. Simply click on the cross point itself. The input on the left will then be routed to the output above.

Note: Inputs can be routed to several different outputs, but each output can only have a single input at any one time. So you can have several connections horizontally but not vertically.

Smart Control Pro File Message Help Input Names 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 In 01 1 In 02 2 In 03 3 In 04 4 In 05 5 In 06 6 In 07 7 In 08 8 In 09 9 In 10 10 In 11 11 In 12 12 In 13 13 In 14 14 In 15 15 In 16 16 Output Names Out 01 1 Out 02 2 Out 03 3 Out 04 4 Out 05 5 Out 06 6 Out 07 7 Out 08 8 Out 09 9 Out 10 10 Out 11 11 Out 12 12 Out 13 13 Out 14 14 Out 15 15 Out 16 16 Macros 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: Record Update Matrix RS-232 Switching Frame Address In: Out: Connect Disconnect

The Button Panel: These are the numbered buttons across the top and left sides. Click an output button on the top, and then click an input button on the left.

Options for using the Button Panel

• Output Options:

To select multiple outputs next to each other, click on one output, then hold the shift key down and click the last output. When the input is clicked, it is routed to all selected outputs.

To select multiple outputs individually, hold the control key down and click on any number of outputs. When the input is clicked, it is routed to all selected outputs.

- Input Options:

To route an input to all the outputs at once, hold the control key down and click on an input.

To leave the outputs selected after the route is made, hold the shift key down and click on an input.

Software Operation (continued)

Macros: This section of the window is used to save and play back macros. Macros store a set sequence of routes. To record a macro:

1. Click on the Record button (last button shown above). A blinking "recording" message below this button will be displayed to indicate that all routes are being recorded.
2. Select the desired cross points. (See CATSWITCH Routing for details on making these routes.) There is no limit on the number of routes you may record.
3. If you click a macro button while in the record mode, the macro will be executed, and these routes will be added to the recording. This makes it possible to combine the routes of two or more macros into one bigger macro.
4. When finished, click the "Save Macro" button. You will be instructed to then click on one of the macro buttons. Doing this will save the recorded routes to that button.

To cancel saving the macro, click the "Cancel Save" button.

1. To play back a macro, simply click on one of the 50 macro buttons. Use the scroll bar to bring any of these into view.

2. The macros are automatically saved in the current configuration file. They are also saved when you select the File/Save Configuration... menu.

To save macros in a separate file for a special purpose, select the File/Save Macros...menu.

Software Operation (continued)

Controlling with IR

Switching Ports with Remote Control

You have the option of controlling the CATSWITCH via Remote Control. The remote is used to control the CATSWITCH. The SM-EYE must be connected to the CATSWITCH (this is an optional connector not always available in all boxes) in order to interface the remote control with the matrix. The way the remote control the matrix is as follows:

Xxyy

When XX is the output, YY is the input

To change the routing of the signals,

For example, to set output 3 to input 2 press "0" + "3" + ENTER, then press "0" + "2" + ENTER. If a wrong button is pressed, the user must either press the ESC button or wait 5 seconds before restarting the sequence.

Black electronic device with a cable and audio jack, no visible text or symbols

SRC-2A Esc AV Data 1R 2G 3B 4 5 6 7 8 9 + 0 ▲ VOL ENTER CH - ← ▼ Smart-AVI

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module

The SMTCP-2 is an RS-232 control module that allows most SmartAVI switching matrixes to be controlled remotely via HTTP or TELNET. Manage the switching functions of your matrix with ease from anywhere in the world. With the SMTCP-2 you can save up to 10 preset input/output configurations for easy access. TELNET access provides transparent command control of your matrix, perfect for use with automated third-party control software.

Features

• Supports HTTP and TELNET control
• 10/100 Ethernet Interface
• Up to 10 user-definable configurations
- Password Protected
• Up to 5 Users can Control the Matrices
• IP Configuration via TCP/IP and RS-232
• Flexible control of several types of matrixes

Applications

• Server Collocation
- Digital Signage
- Airports
- Dealer Rooms
- Control Rooms
• Audio/Visual Presentations
• Hotels/Resorts
- KVM Switches

Technical Specifications

Power External 100-240 V	AC/5VDC2A @10W
Dimensions 2.8125"W x 1"H x 3.375"D
Weight 0.5 lbs
Approvals UL, CE, ROHS	Compliant
Operating Temp. 32-131°F (0-55 °C)
Storage Temp. -4-185 °F (-20-85 °C)
Humidity Up to 95%

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

Connecting to the SMTCP-2 for the first time

The first time you connect the SMTCP-2, you will need to perform the following steps to set the initial configuration. This includes establishing an HTTP connection and manually setting the IP address for the SMTCP-2.

1. Power off all devices.

3D rendering of a desktop computer tower with indicator lights and a green-labeled device (no text or symbols visible)

COMPUTER

1. Use a female to male Straight-Through RS-232 (Serial) cable to connect the SMTCP-2 to the computer.

2. Use a CAT5 ethernet cable to connect the SMTCP-2 to a TCP/IP network via a network router or other network connection that has DHCP enabled. If your network does not support DHCP, please see page 22 of this manual for instructions.

CAT5 IP ROUTER CAT5 SMTCP-2 RS-232 SERIAL

3D rendered diagram of a layered structure with no visible text or symbols

MATRIX SWITCH (NOT CONNECTED)

1. Power on the computer and run a terminal program such as Hyperterminal to open a serial connection to the SMTCP-2 using the standard 9600 baud, 8, N, 1 configuration.

2. Power on the SMTCP-2. When powered on, it will obtain an IP address automatically via DHCP from the network.

3. The IP information for the SMTCP-2 will be displayed on the terminal screen as follows:

********************************************************************** * SmartAVI control is UP * * version 10.12.20#6 * **********************************************************************

addr:192.168.1.102

Mask:255.255.255.0

gtwy:192.168.1.1

NOTE: the above IP address is for demonstration purposes only. Actual results may be different.

1. The IP address shown must be used to connect to the SMTCP via HTTP.

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

1. Open a web browser and navigate to the IP address that is indicated. You will be prompted to enter a username and password.

2. The default login (case sensitive) is as follows:

User ID: Admin Password: ••••• Click here to continue

User ID: Admin

Password: Pass

1. Once connected to the SMTCP-2, you will see the following menu of options:

Smart-AM SMART AUDIO VIDEO INNOVATION Web Interface Ver 10.12.20#6 User: Admin IP: DHCP Matrix Frame Address Device Config Network Setting User Administration

1. Matrix
2. Frame Address
3. Device Config
4. Network Setting
5. User Administration

For the initial setup, click the Network Setting button and manually assign an IP address to the SMTCP-2. This will assure

that the SMTCP-2 will always have the same IP address. Be sure to choose an address that will not conflict with any other devices on the network, and that the address is not in the range of the DHCP server.

Network Configuration: Use DHCP: IP Address: IP Mask: Gateway: Submit

3D rendering of a desktop computer tower with indicator lights and drive bays (no text or symbols visible)

COMPUTER

1. Once you have manually assigned an IP address to the SMTCP-2, you may disconnect the Straight-Through RS-232 (Serial) cable from the computer
2. Connect the SMTCP-2 to the matrix switch with a Cross RS-232 (Serial) cable.

CAT5 IP ROUTER CAT5 SMTCP-2 RS-232 SERIAL MATRIX SWITCH

It is also recommended that you set a password for the SMTCP-2 at this point. To set the password (and/or username), click on the User Administration button, enter the password and click Submit. This sets the password for the HTTP interface only.

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

Controlling the SMTCP-2 via HTTP

Once you have completed the Initial Setup for the SMTCP-2, you can now begin configuring it for your matrix. The following details the individual menu options in the web interface:

Matrix Menu

The matrix menu allows you to set the crosspoints for the matrix. Crosspoints are used to route signals from the individual inputs to individual outputs. The output channels can only have one input, but each input can have several outputs.

Example shown in diagram:

Input 1 to Outputs 3,4,5

Input this to Outputs 6,7,8

Input test to Output 1

Input 6 to Output 2

The Matrix Preset option allows you to save and recall crosspoint configurations with the push of a button. To save a preset, simply configure your crosspoints and press the SAVE button next to the desired preset. To recall a preset, simply click on the button with its name. To edit the preset names, see the Device Config menu.

Frame Address Menu

Frame Address: Current Address: 0 Change Current to: 0 Submit

The frame address menu allows you to set the frame address of the current matrix switch. Frame addresses allow commands to be sent to different matrixes in series. For more information on the specific commands available, please see the instructions for your matrix switch.

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

Device Config Menu

Device Type: DVR 8x8 Input Names: 1: 1 2: this 3: is 4: a 5: test 6: 6 7: 7 8: 8 Output Names: System Reset Output Names: 1: 1 2: 2 3: 3 4: 4 5: 5 6: 6 7: 7 8: 8 Preset Names: 1: This is a test 2: 2 3: This is another 4: 4 5: 6: 6 7: 8: 8 9: 10: 10

The device configuration menu allows you to select the type of matrix you are using, specify the dimensions of the matrix, and assign names to the inputs, outputs and presets, reset the names and reset the system to factory defaults.

To begin, set the type of device you are using from the drop-down menu labeled Device Type and specify the Matrix Dimensions. After specifying the Matrix Dimensions, press the Submit button to make the changes.

Once the type of matrix is entered, you can assign names to each of your inputs, outputs and presets. The preset names are used in the Matrix Menu for quick storage and retrieval of matrix configurations. Leaving a preset blank will exclude it from the Matrix Menu.

Network Setting Menu

Network Configuration: Use DHCP: IP Address: IP Mask: Gateway: Submit

The network setting menu allows you to assign a static IP address to the SMTCP-2. It is recommended that you statically assign an IP address to avoid any future conflict or connectivity issues with DHCP.

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

User Administration Menu

Administration: User Name: Admin Password: ••••• Retype Password: Submit

The User Administration menu allows you to change the user name and password for the SMTCP-2. The default user name for the SMTCP-2 is Admin and the password is Pass. Once you modify the login information, press the Submit button to make the changes.

Controlling the SMTCP-2 via TELNET

Commands may be sent transparently to the matrix via a TELNET connection to the SMTCP-2. To use this function, use a telnet client such as Hyperterminal or PuTTY to connect to the IP address of the SMTCP-2. You will be prompted for a username and password - this will be the same as the login information via HTTP. Once logged in, the SMTCP-2 is ready to accept the standard RS-232 commands. For a list of the available commands, please see the user manual for the matrix you are using. Although the commands are not echoed to the client display, the commands are being issued to the matrix. Should you need commands to be echoed, please see the instructions for your TELNET client.

Upgrading the SMTCP-2

To upgrade the SMTCP-2 with the latest firmware, contact your sales representative to obtain the firmware upgrade file or visit the SMTCP-2 product page at www.smartavi.com. The version information is listed on the Main Menu. Once you have the file, use an FTP client, preferably TFTP, to navigate to the IP address of the SMTCP-2. To upload the file to the SMTCP-2, navigate to the /var/ directory, and upload the file firmware.img - IMPORTANT: the file MUST BE NAMED firmware.img for the upgrade to work properly. Again, the full path MUST BE /var/firmware.img. Once the file has been copied, restart (power off and power on) the SMTCP-2. Once restarted the firmware update will be installed. To verify the upgrade, see the version information listed on the Main Menu.

SMTCP-2 Front Smart-2 Made in USA

SMTCP-2 Rear SMTCP-2 Rear

Controlling the CATSwitch with the SMTCP module (continued)

Connecting to the SMTCP-2 for the first time WITHOUT DHCP

The first time you connect the SMTCP-2, you will need to perform the following steps to set the initial configuration. This includes establishing an HTTP connection and manually setting the IP address for the SMTCP-2.

1. Power off all devices. 2. Use a female to male Straight-Through RS-232 (Serial) cable to connect the SMTCP-2 to the computer. 3. Use a CAT5 ethernet cable to connect the SMTCP-2 to a TCP/IP network via a network router or other network connection. COMPUTER CAT5 IP ROUTER CAT5 SMTCP-2 RS-232 SERIAL MATRIX SWITCH (NOT CONNECTED)

1. Power on the computer and run a terminal program such as Hyperterminal to open a serial connection to the SMTCP-2 using the standard 9600 baud, 8, N, 1, None Flow Control configuration.

2. While powering on the SMTCP-2, press and hold Shift-1 (exclamation) until a command prompt appears.

3. Press enter to show the network configuration help screen as follows:

Command:

E……
° Network Configuration help °
E……
Enter a command followed by optional parameters 

Commands are SET DHCP INFO RESET and QUIT/SAVE

SET command allows you to change the network configuration: SI xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = Set IP Address 

(if IP address is not entered then DHCP is ENABLED)
SM xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = Set IP Mask 

SG xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = Set Gateway Address 

RN = Reset Network Params:
IPADDR = 192.168.0.2
IPMASK = 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY = 192.168.0.1 

DHCP ON = Enable DHCP
DHCP OFF = Disable DHCP
INFO = Display network configuration
RESET = Factory reset 

QUIT = Saves configuration and quits 

SAVE = Same as QUITNOTE: the above IP address is for demonstration purposes only. Actual results may be different. 

1. Follow the instructions to manually assign an IP address to the SMTCP-2.

2. See page 19 for instructions on how to connect to the SMTCP-2 via HTTP.

Technical Information

XTPRO SPECIFICATIONS

Receiver with local monitor, Audio and IR/RS-232 support
VGA Data
Format RGBHV, RG	sB, YUV, Y/C, CVBS
Resolution	Up to 1900 x 1200 VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA
Connector Type HD	15 socket
Audio
Signal Type Stereo	unbalanced
Connector Type 3.5mm jack socket
Infrared
Signal Type 30 to 1	10Khz
Connector Type 3.5mm socket
RS-232
Speed 2400 to 115Kbps
Connector Type DB9 Male
Power
Requirements 5VDC @.5A
Connector 2.1mm	DC jack (center +ve)
Physical
Dimensions 135 x	90 x 23mm (26 with pegs)
Weight .8 lbs or .36 kg

XTAV SPECIFICATIONS

Receiver with Video and Audio support
VGA Data
Format RGBHV, RGsB, YUV, Y/C, CVBS
Resolution	Up to 1900 x 1200 VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA
Connector type HD	15 socket
Audio
Signal Type Stereo unbalanced
Connector 3.5mm jack socket
Power
Requirements 5VDC	@.5A
Connector 2.1mm DC jack (center +ve)
Physical
Dimensions 90 x 90 x 23mm (26 with pegs)
Weight .6 lbs or .36 kg

Two purple electronic devices with ports and connectors, no visible text or symbols

Front view of a Smart-7-M network device with ports, connectors, and indicator lights (no readable text or symbols beyond branding)

Technical Information (continued)

XTProWALL
VGA Data
Fromat RGBHV, RGsB, YUV, Y/C, CVBS
Resolution Up to 1900 x 1200, VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA)
Connector Type HD 15 socket
Audio
Signal Type Stereo unbalanced
Connector 3.5 mm jack socket
RS232
	DB9M
	TXD, RXD, Gnd.
	9600 bps
Power
Requirements 5VDC@.5A
Connector 2.1mm DC jack (center +ve)
Physical
Dimensions Face plate is 4.5" x 4.5
Weight 0.5 lbs

Smart-AM XTW-Transmitter XTW-TX Audio Out IR In IR Out [IOI] Made in USA Smart-AM XTW-Receiver XTW-RX Audio Out IR In IR Out [IOI] Made in USA

RS-232 Specifications

How to properly create an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

Establish a connection to your RS-232 compliant device:

1. Connect a straight through male to female RS-232 cable (shown on right) to the RS-232 connector on the PC.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the RS-232 compliant device.
3. Power on the device.

Coiled beige cable with two VGA connectors and a blue D-sub connector (no text or symbols visible)

Male to Female Straight Cable (not provided)

COM Properties Port Settings Bits per second: 9600 Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 Flow control: None Restore Defaults OK Cancel Apply

Hyperterminal Settings

Setting up the Terminal application:

1. Open Hyperterminal on the PC. (or use the terminal client of your choice)
2. Use the default settings to create a connection to the device (see settings on left). Settings MUST match those shown on the lower right.
3. Be sure that Flow Control is None.
4. The output of the device will be the same as the PC.

RS-232 Specifications (continued)

How to properly test an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

After you have established a connection to your device use the following commands:

1) To set a video crosspoint:
e.g. to set video input 3 to output 12 on a router with frame address "0" send the command: //F00M12I03<0x42>
2) To set RS-232 crosspoint:
3) To disconnect RS-232 crosspoint:
4) To set new frame address:

$$ / / \mathbf {F} \mathbf {x x M y y I z z} < \mathbf {C H K} > < \mathbf {C R} > $$

$$ / / \mathbf {F} \mathbf {x x} \mathbf {R} \mathbf {y y} \mathbf {I} \mathbf {z z} < \mathbf {C H K} > < \mathbf {C R} > $$

$$ / / \mathbf {F} \mathbf {x x D} \mathbf {y y I} \mathbf {z z} < \mathbf {C H K} > < \mathbf {C R} > $$

$$ / / \mathbf {F} _ {\text {xx}} \mathbf {F} _ {\text {nn}} < \mathbf {C} \mathbf {H} \mathbf {K} > < \mathbf {C} \mathbf {R} > $$

IMPORTANT

CALCULATING THE

stands for CHECKSUM: the value is calculated by performing an XOR of the full command string. For example: //F00M12I03 will XOR to the hexadecimal value 0x42, therefore the value of is 0x42.

RS-232 Specifications (continued)

How to properly test an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

RS-232 Commands continued:

5) To query crosspoints from PC:

//FxxU<CHK><CR> 

• If all outputs are connected to input 1 then a 4x4 Matrix will respond with <0x80><0x80><0x80><0x80>
• The router will send back one byte for each output and the string ends with a . The first byte sent is Output #1. In the example above, since there are 5 bytes total, we know that there are 4 outputs.
• To calculate the input number, the router sends the input number with the 7^th bit set.

○ 0x80 = "1000 0000" → input 0
○ 0x81 = "1000 0001" → input 1
○ ...
○ 0x8F “1000 1111” → input 15

Comms Port Settings:

Baud Rate	9600
Start Bits	1
Data Bits	8
Parity	None
Stop Bits	1

Notes:

- When successful, commands #1-4 will acknowledge by sending the checksum with nibbles swapped &

o e.g. checksum of 0x24 acknowledges with <0x42>

RS-232 Specifications (continued)

How to properly test an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

The following are example commands for the first 8 inputs and 8 outputs. The hexadecimal values of the commands are also listed.

Operation Command

input_1_output_1	//F00M01101	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 31 42 0D
input_2_output_1	//F00M01102	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 32 41 0D
input_3_output_1	//F00M01103	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 33 40 0D
input_4_output_1	//F00M01104	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 34 47 0D
input_5_output_1	//F00M01105	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 35 46 0D
input_6_output_1	//F00M01106	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 36 45 0D
input_7_output_1	//F00M01107	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 37 44 0D
input_8_output_1	//F00M01108	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 31 49 30 38 4B 0D
input_1_output_2	//F00M02101	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 31 41 0D
input_2_output_2	//F00M02102	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 32 42 0D
input_3_output_2	//F00M02103	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 33 43 0D
input_4_output_2	//F00M02104	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 34 44 0D
input_5_output_2	//F00M02105	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 35 45 0D
input_6_output_2	//F00M02106	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 36 46 0D
input_7_output_2	//F00M02107	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 37 47 0D
input_8_output_2	//F00M02108	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 32 49 30 38 48 0D
input_1_output_3	//F00M03101	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 31 40 0D
input_2_output_3	//F00M03102	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 32 43 0D
input_3_output_3	//F00M03103	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 33 42 0D
input_4_output_3	//F00M03104	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 34 45 0D
input_5_output_3	//F00M03105	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 35 44 0D
input_6_output_3	//F00M03106	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 36 47 0D
input_7_output_3	//F00M03107	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 37 46 0D
input_8_output_3	//F00M03108	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 33 49 30 38 49 0D
input_1_output_4	//F00M04101	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 31 47 0D
input_2_output_4	//F00M04102	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 32 44 0D
input_3_output_4	//F00M04103	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 33 45 0D
input_4_output_4	//F00M04104	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 34 42 0D
input_5_output_4	//F00M04105	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 35 43 0D
input_6_output_4	//F00M04106	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 36 40 0D
input_7_output_4	//F00M04107	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 37 41 0D
input_8_output_4	//F00M04108	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 34 49 30 38 4E 0D
input_1_output_5	//F00M05101	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 31 46 0D
input_2_output_5	//F00M05102	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 32 45 0D
input_3_output_5	//F00M05103	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 33 44 0D
input_4_output_5	//F00M05104	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 34 43 0D
input_5_output_5	//F00M05105	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 35 42 0D
input_6_output_5	//F00M05106	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 36 41 0D
input_7_output_5	//F00M05107	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 37 40 0D
input_8_output_5	//F00M05108	2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 35 49 30 38 4F 0D

Hexidecimal Value

RS-232 Specifications (continued)

How to properly test an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

input_1_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 1 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 31 45 0D
input_2_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 2 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 32 46 0D
input_3_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 3 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 33 47 0D
input_4_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 4 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 34 40 0D
input_5_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 5 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 35 41 0D
input_6_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 6 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 36 42 0D
input_7_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 7 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 37 43 0D
input_8_output_6 // F 0 0 M 0 6 I 0 8 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 36 49 30 38 4F 0D
input_1_output_7 // F 0 0 M 0 7 I 0 1 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 37 49 30 31 44 0D
input_2_output_7 // F 0 0 M 0 7 I 0 2 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 37 49 30 32 47 0D
input_3_output_7 // F 0 0 M 0 7 I 0 3 <CHK> <CR> 2F 2F 46 30 30 4D 30 37 49 30 33 46 0D
input_4_output_7 // F 0 0 M 0 7 I 0  4 <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_5_output_7 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_6_output_7 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_7_output_7 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_8_output_7 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_1_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_2_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_3_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_4_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T   O   T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_5_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T    S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_6_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T    S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_7_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O   T   O   T    S <CHK> <CR>    -2F
input_8_output_8 // F   O   O   M   O    T    O    T <CHK> <CR>    -2F
Query Current Matrix // F    O    O    U <CHK> <CR>    -2F
-2F
-2F
-46
-30
-30
-55
-13
-OD 

RS-232 SPECIFICATION

How to properly test an RS-232 connection between a PC and most SmartAVI RS-232 compliant devices

RS-232 SPECIFICATIONS

CONNECTOR	PIN	NAME	DESCRIPTION
DB9 MALE - RECEIVE	2	RxD	Receive Data on DB9 Male
	3	TxD	Transmit Data on DB9 Male
	5	SGND	Ground
DB9 FEMALE - TRANSMIT	2	TxD	Transmit Data on DB9 Female
	3	RxD	Receive Data on DB9 Female
	5	SGND	Ground

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A. Extent of limited warranty

1. SmartAVI Technologies, Inc. warrants to the end-user customers that the SmartAVI product specified above will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the duration of 1 year, which duration begins on the date of purchase by the customer. Customer is responsible for maintaining proof of date of purchase.

2. SmartAVI limited warranty covers only those defects which arise as a result of normal use of the product, and do not apply to any:

a. Improper or inadequate maintenance or modifications
b. Operations outside product specifications
c. Mechanical abuse and exposure to severe conditions

1. If SmartAVI receives, during applicable warranty period, a notice of defect, SmartAVI will at its discretion replace or repair defective product. If SmartAVI is unable to replace or repair defective product covered by the SmartAVI warranty within reasonable period of time, SmartAVI shall refund the cost of the product.

2. SmartAVI shall have no obligation to repair, replace or refund unit until customer returns defective product to SmartAVI.

3. Any replacement product could be new or like new, provided that it has functionality at least equal to that of the product being replaced.

4. SmartAVI limited warranty is valid in any country where the covered product is distributed by SmartAVI.

B. Limitations of warranty

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C. Limitations of liability

To the extent allowed by local law the remedies provided in this warranty statement are the customers sole and exclusive remedies

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D. Local law

To the extent that this warranty statement is inconsistent with local law, this warranty statement shall be considered modified to be consistent with such law.

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