4. Operation MX-FR Series Modular Matrix Frames – User's Manual 48
EDID Mode
To enter or to exit from this mode press and release the EDID button.
EDID mode is active when the EDID button is illuminated on the front
panel. All EDIDs are referred with their memory location e.g. F49 or
D03, see the EDID Menu section.
Select menu items with up ▲ and down
▼ buttons and then press enter or
right ► button to step in submenus.
Press the escape ● button to return to
main EDID management menu.
INFO: Not executed operation is canceled when exit from the EDID
menu.
INFO: Source and destination buttons are disabled while EDID
mode is active.
View EDID Menu
All the stored EDIDs can be checked
through this menu. The EDID types are
grouped in submenus.
The most important information
about each EDID is shown in the
submenu.
Use the left ◄ and right ► buttons to
select the desired EDID. The monitor
name and the preferred resolution can
be checked.
Save EDID Menu
The EDID from any connected monitor
can be saved to user memory slots.
Select the dynamic EDID of the output
port with the left ◄ and right ►
buttons. Then press down ▼ and
select the user EDID slot where the
After the desired dynamic EDID and
user memory is selected, go to Save!
and press the enter or right ► button
to store the EDID.
EDID management
~View EDID >>
Save EDID
Switch EDID
View EDID
~Dynamic EDIDs >>
Emulated EDIDs
Factory EDIDs
Dynamic EDIDs
<EDID mem: D15 >
PHL Philips 230W5
1920x1200@59.94Hz
EDID Save
<Dynamic EDID D6 >
to User EDID U2
Save!
EDID Save
Dynamic EDID D6
to User EDID U2
~Save! >>
Switch EDID Menu
The emulated EDIDs can be changed
in this menu. Dynamic, User or Factory
EDIDs can be selected in the top row
with the left ◄ and right ► buttons. The
preferred resolution of the selected
EDID is shown in the second row of
the screen.
Press down ▼ and then select the
input port with the left ◄ and right ►
buttons.
After the desired EDID and input port
is selected, go to Do switch! and press
enter or right ► button to change the emulated EDID.
The Operation in progress message appears on the LCD. If switching the
EDID succeed then Operation done! message is shown for 2 seconds.
Signal Present Mode
Press the Signal present button to enter or exit this mode. The
Signal present mode is active when the button is illuminated.
In this mode the source and destination buttons show the
actual connection state of the corresponding port, and the actual
crosspoint state can be checked on the LCD menu.
Press up ▲ or down ▼ buttons to navigate between the submenus and
screens.
ATTENTION! Source and destination buttons are disabled while
Signal Present mode is active.
Source and Destination Buttons
If a source button is illuminated then a signal is present on that
source. If a destination button is illuminated then a powered display is
attached to this output (Hot Plug Detect signal is present).
INFO:
to sense signals and monitors, therefore this function could be
TIPS AND TRICKS: You can quickly check the cable connections by
this feature.
<Switch EDID: F21 >
LWR D1600x1200p60
to input: 4
Do switch!
Switch EDID: F21
LWR D1600x1200p60
to input: 4
~Do switch! >>
SIGNAL
PRESENT
Signal on Test Input
This screen shows the actual
incoming signal resolution on the Test
input port.
Press up ▲ or down ▼ button to go to
the previous or next screen.
Signal on Preview Output
This screen shows the actual signal
resolution that presents on the
Preview output port.
Press up ▲ or down ▼ button to go to
the the previous or next screen.
Crosspoint Status
Navigate to the Crosspoint submenu
item with up ▲ and down ▼ buttons
and then press enter or right ►
button to step in this submenu.
The crosspoint connections are
shown. One screen shows connected inputs for nine outputs. Further
outputs can be checked by scroll through screens with up ▲ and down
▼ buttons.
it means that input 3 is connected to output 1.
Press the escape button to return to the main Signal present menu.
Signal present
Test input:
1600x1200p60
Signal present
Preview output:
no signal
Crosspoint status
o01i03 o02i12 o03i12
o04i12 o05i12 o06i12
o07i12 o08i12 o09i12
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