Wyrestorm SW-640L-TX-W - Control Strategy; Power On;Off Device; Firmware Upgrade

22
Control Strategy
Power On/Off Device
Firmware Upgrade
The device supports rmware upgrade through Web UI and USB-A ports on rear panel.
To upgrade rmware through Web UI, see Firmware section.
To upgrade rmware through USB-A port on rear panel, perform the following:
1. Name the upgrade le package “MS340-update.zip”.
2. Create a new folder named “upgrade” under the root directory of a FAT32 or NTFS USB flash drive. Place the upgrade le in this folder.
3. Connect the USB flash drive to either of the switcher’s USB-A ports. It will take about 1 minute for the switcher to read the USB flash drive. If the device
detects the upgrade le is a newer version, it will start to upgrade. When the upgrade process is completed, the device will reboot automatically.
Note: Before connect a USB flash drive to the device, we recommend that you remove peripheral devices from this device’s USB-C IN and USB-B HOST
ports. Do not cut off the power source of the device during the upgrade process. If the device detects the upgrade le is not a newer version, it will not
start the upgrade.
UI Element Description
Auto Standby
• Enable: To enable auto standby function for the device. If enabled, when there’s no valid signal output to the device
during a specied period of time, the device will enter standby status automatically.
• Disable: To disable auto standby function for the device.
Default setting: Enable
Auto Standby Time
(Second, ranges from 0 to
3600)
Set the standby timeout for the device to enter standby status.
• If the standby timeout doesn’t exceed 60 seconds, the 60-second OSD standby countdown of the device will appear
on the display screen immediately once it outputs Guide Screen.
• If the standby timeout is larger than 60 seconds, the 60-second OSD standby countdown of the device will appear on
the display screen when the standby timeout has only 60 seconds left.
• If Auto Standby Time is set to 0, it means the device will enter standby mode immediately once it outputs Guide
Screen.
For example, an 80-second auto standby time means when the device starts to output Guide Screen, 20 seconds later, a
60-second OSD countdown for the device to enter standby status begins; when the countdown reaches zero, the display
enters standby mode.
Default setting: 120 seconds
Sink Power Mode
Both: Enable both CEC and RS-232 mode to manage the sink power.
CEC: Enable CEC to manage the sink power.
RS-232: Enable RS-232 to manage the sink power.
Default setting: both
Apply Click to save and perform current settings.
UI Element Description
Power On
Click to power on the connected displays.
Power Off Click to power off the connected displays.