Channel Vision P-1488 User manual

Channel Vision
Brand
Channel Vision
Model
P-1488
Category
Video switches
Type
User manual

Channel Vision P-1488 is a high-quality 8x8 Matrix Switcher designed for managing and distributing component video and digital audio signals in residential or commercial settings. With its advanced capabilities, the P-1488 empowers users to effortlessly control multiple sources and destinations, creating a seamless and immersive entertainment experience.

Key capabilities of the Channel Vision P-1488 include:

  1. Comprehensive Signal Management: The P-1488 allows for the connection of up to 8 different video sources, such as Blu-ray players, cable/satellite receivers, and gaming consoles. It also supports the distribution of these signals to 8 separate display zones or rooms, providing users with exceptional flexibility and control over their entertainment system.

Channel Vision P-1488 is a high-quality 8x8 Matrix Switcher designed for managing and distributing component video and digital audio signals in residential or commercial settings. With its advanced capabilities, the P-1488 empowers users to effortlessly control multiple sources and destinations, creating a seamless and immersive entertainment experience.

Key capabilities of the Channel Vision P-1488 include:

  1. Comprehensive Signal Management: The P-1488 allows for the connection of up to 8 different video sources, such as Blu-ray players, cable/satellite receivers, and gaming consoles. It also supports the distribution of these signals to 8 separate display zones or rooms, providing users with exceptional flexibility and control over their entertainment system.
P-1488
1080p 8x8 Component Video
Matrix Switcher
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PRO
8x8 1080p COMPONENT VIDEO MATRIX SWITCHER
P-1488
By CHANNEL VISION
POWER
OUTPUT OUTPUT
INPUT
INPUT
11
11
22
22
33
33
44
44
55
55
66
66
77
77
88
88
PRO
8x8 1080p COMPONENT VIDEO MATRIX SWITCHER
P-1488
By CHANNEL VISION
2
3
The P-1488 is a 1080p 8x8 Matrix Switcher for HDTV video and digital
audio signals that allows 8 different displays to view any of the 8 different
sources independently. It can be controlled via the front panel buttons, IR
remote control, or RS-232 commands.
RS-232 Connector
12VDC Power Supply Connection (included)
Component Video & Audio Inputs (from 8 devices)
Component Video & Audio Outputs (to 8 zones)
Power switch
Features:
LED display shows
which input is selected
for each of the 8 outputs
Source selection buttons
Route any input to any output
Included Accessories
!
RS-232 and IR control capabilities
!
Digital(PCM) & Analog Audio & Component Video switching
!
Easy to read LED display
P-0121 Remote Control ... The hand held remote
can be used to control the P-1488 from the front of
the unit or from another room through the use of an
IR repeating system. The IR control codes can also
be downloaded from www.channelvision.com.
Power Supply... 12VDC@2000mA
Serial Control Cable... Use when connecting the
P-1488 to a serial control device.
Rack Ears... Use when mounting the P-1488 to a
19” rack.
What is a Matrix Switcher?
How do the signals get to other rooms?
Simultaneous access to multiple sources is what differentiates a matrix
switch from a simple switch which would only allow one source to be
viewed by multiple zones. A matrix switcher allows multiple users to
access signals from multiple source components. This type of
switching is ideal for whole-house application. For example, it may be
necessary to view the DVD player in the bedroom while, at the same
time, viewing the satellite receiver in the home theater. The P-1488 is
perfect for this application, as it allows 8 sources to be accessed by 8
different users simultaneously.
We suggest the use of a high quality video distribution system such as
Channel Vision’s P-1400 zero-loss video distribution system. This unit
delivers flawless video signals over a 25 meter pre-made cable. The
cable has been precisely constructed to match the pre-amplification
provided by the P-1400. The cable must not be shortened or the
benefits of the P-1400 will be negated.
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OUTPUT OUTPUT
INPUT
INPUT
11
11
22
22
33
33
44
44
55
55
66
66
77
77
88
88
PRO
8x8 1080p COMPONENT VIDEO MATRIX SWITCHER
P-1488
By CHANNEL VISION
2
3
The P-1488 is a 1080p 8x8 Matrix Switcher for HDTV video and digital
audio signals that allows 8 different displays to view any of the 8 different
sources independently. It can be controlled via the front panel buttons, IR
remote control, or RS-232 commands.
RS-232 Connector
12VDC Power Supply Connection (included)
Component Video & Audio Inputs (from 8 devices)
Component Video & Audio Outputs (to 8 zones)
Power switch
Features:
LED display shows
which input is selected
for each of the 8 outputs
Source selection buttons
Route any input to any output
Included Accessories
!
RS-232 and IR control capabilities
!
Digital(PCM) & Analog Audio & Component Video switching
!
Easy to read LED display
P-0121 Remote Control ... The hand held remote
can be used to control the P-1488 from the front of
the unit or from another room through the use of an
IR repeating system. The IR control codes can also
be downloaded from www.channelvision.com.
Power Supply... 12VDC@2000mA
Serial Control Cable... Use when connecting the
P-1488 to a serial control device.
Rack Ears... Use when mounting the P-1488 to a
19” rack.
What is a Matrix Switcher?
How do the signals get to other rooms?
Simultaneous access to multiple sources is what differentiates a matrix
switch from a simple switch which would only allow one source to be
viewed by multiple zones. A matrix switcher allows multiple users to
access signals from multiple source components. This type of
switching is ideal for whole-house application. For example, it may be
necessary to view the DVD player in the bedroom while, at the same
time, viewing the satellite receiver in the home theater. The P-1488 is
perfect for this application, as it allows 8 sources to be accessed by 8
different users simultaneously.
We suggest the use of a high quality video distribution system such as
Channel Vision’s P-1400 zero-loss video distribution system. This unit
delivers flawless video signals over a 25 meter pre-made cable. The
cable has been precisely constructed to match the pre-amplification
provided by the P-1400. The cable must not be shortened or the
benefits of the P-1400 will be negated.
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Connect
serial controller to
the RS-232 port
Connect
Component Video &
Digital Audio
The P-1488 can allow 8 High Definition sources
to be distributed to 8 remote Home Theater systems.
Each system will have access to any of the 8 sources.
Use the digital audio connection for home theater
applications. The Left/Right analog audio connections can
be used If only stereo audio is needed.
Digital Audio
Component Video
HD Sat 1
HD Sat 2
HD Sat 3
HD Sat 4
Blu-ray 1
Blu-ray 2
Blu-ray 3
Blu-ray 4
Front Left
Front Left
Front Right
Front Right
Center
Powered Sub
5.1 Amplifier
Control Codes
RS-232 Control Code:
Baud Rate: 9600, No Parity, 8Bit Data, 1 Start bit, 1 Stop bit.
Each transmission = 8 ASCII bytes
Note: When the P-1488 receives a command it will respond to the controller
with a confirmation code.
Using the Remote:
The model P-0120 remote control comes with the P-1488
Matrix Switcher to allow easy source selection without having
to use the buttons on the front the P-1488.
Choose a signal destination by pressing one of TV buttons,
then select a source by pressing one of the AV buttons. For
example, to select source 6 to be output to TV-4, press “TV-4”
then press “AV-6”.
Using advanced control systems:
For installations that require more sophistication the P-1488
also supports RS-232 making it well suited for use with
Creston, AMX, and other automation systems that support
RS-232.
Response
SBALONAK
SBALOFAK
SBSTATAK
Ask status
Request status information.
SBASKSTA
SBRSTACK
reset
Unit is reset and every output comes
from the 1st input
SBALLRST
When locked off, RS232, IR, and front
panel buttons are enabled
SBSYSULK
Locked toggle
off
SBSYSMUK
SBSYSLOK
Locked toggle
on
When locked on, only RS232 control is
enabled (front panel buttons are disabled)
SBSYSMLK
SBUDxxO4
Channel 4
setting
Changes the 4th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02,...,06).
SBIxxO04
SBUDxxO8
Channel 8
setting
Changes the 8th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02,...,06).
SBIxxO08
SBUDxxO3
Channel 3
setting
Changes the 3rd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO03
SBUDxxO7
Channel 7
setting
Changes the 7rd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO07
SBUDxxO2
Channel 2
setting
Changes the 2nd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO02
SBUDxxO6
Channel 6
setting
Changes the 6th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO06
SBUDxxO1
Channel 1
setting
Changes the 1st output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO01
SBUDxxO5
Channel 5
setting
Changes the 5th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO05
Power off
System power off
SBSYSMOF
Power on
System power on
SBSYSMON
Function Description
Command
TV-1
SOU R CES
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TV-2 TV-3 TV-4
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AV-1
AV-2
AV-3
AV-4
AV-5
AV-6
AV-7
AV-8
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Make all connections before applying power.
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Mode l: P-1 488Mode l: P-1 488
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Connect
serial controller to
the RS-232 port
Connect
Component Video &
Digital Audio
The P-1488 can allow 8 High Definition sources
to be distributed to 8 remote Home Theater systems.
Each system will have access to any of the 8 sources.
Use the digital audio connection for home theater
applications. The Left/Right analog audio connections can
be used If only stereo audio is needed.
Digital Audio
Component Video
HD Sat 1
HD Sat 2
HD Sat 3
HD Sat 4
Blu-ray 1
Blu-ray 2
Blu-ray 3
Blu-ray 4
Front Left
Front Left
Front Right
Front Right
Center
Powered Sub
5.1 Amplifier
Control Codes
RS-232 Control Code:
Baud Rate: 9600, No Parity, 8Bit Data, 1 Start bit, 1 Stop bit.
Each transmission = 8 ASCII bytes
Note: When the P-1488 receives a command it will respond to the controller
with a confirmation code.
Using the Remote:
The model P-0120 remote control comes with the P-1488
Matrix Switcher to allow easy source selection without having
to use the buttons on the front the P-1488.
Choose a signal destination by pressing one of TV buttons,
then select a source by pressing one of the AV buttons. For
example, to select source 6 to be output to TV-4, press “TV-4”
then press “AV-6”.
Using advanced control systems:
For installations that require more sophistication the P-1488
also supports RS-232 making it well suited for use with
Creston, AMX, and other automation systems that support
RS-232.
Response
SBALONAK
SBALOFAK
SBSTATAK
Ask status
Request status information.
SBASKSTA
SBRSTACK
reset
Unit is reset and every output comes
from the 1st input
SBALLRST
When locked off, RS232, IR, and front
panel buttons are enabled
SBSYSULK
Locked toggle
off
SBSYSMUK
SBSYSLOK
Locked toggle
on
When locked on, only RS232 control is
enabled (front panel buttons are disabled)
SBSYSMLK
SBUDxxO4
Channel 4
setting
Changes the 4th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02,...,06).
SBIxxO04
SBUDxxO8
Channel 8
setting
Changes the 8th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02,...,06).
SBIxxO08
SBUDxxO3
Channel 3
setting
Changes the 3rd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO03
SBUDxxO7
Channel 7
setting
Changes the 7rd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO07
SBUDxxO2
Channel 2
setting
Changes the 2nd output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO02
SBUDxxO6
Channel 6
setting
Changes the 6th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO06
SBUDxxO1
Channel 1
setting
Changes the 1st output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO01
SBUDxxO5
Channel 5
setting
Changes the 5th output signal. xx is
the selected source. xx=(01,02, ..., 06).
SBIxxO05
Power off
System power off
SBSYSMOF
Power on
System power on
SBSYSMON
Function Description
Command
TV-1
SOU R CES
8:8 HDTV S W I TCHER
P-0 12 1
TV-2 TV-3 TV-4
DES T I NATIO N
AV-1
AV-2
AV-3
AV-4
AV-5
AV-6
AV-7
AV-8
TV-5 TV-6 TV-7 TV-8
POW ER
ON OFF
TM
channel vision
TM
channel vision
Parsing the Status Response
6
7
Specifications: (typical)
Video Supported: 480i/p, 720p, & 1080i/p
Video Bandwidth: 325MHz (-3dB), 200mVp-p
Video Crosstalk: <80dB @ 5MHz
Audio Supported: Digital(PCM) & Analog Audio, 20Hz~20kHz
Control Method: RS-232 and hand held remote
Power Supply: 12VDC @ 2A
Power Consumption (max): 1.6A
Safety Approvals: CE, FCC, RoHS(2002/95/EC)
Dimensions: 3.46"H x 17.37”W x 7.87”D
Shipping Weight 3.25Kgs / 5.42lbs.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Note: Some controllers may not accept ASCII strings. The HEX equivalents
for each command are listed below.
HEX Response
53,42,41,4C,4F,4E,41,4B
53,42,41,4C,4F,46,41,48
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,31
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,32
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,33
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,34
53,42,53,59,53,4C,4F,4B
53,42,53,59,53,55,4C,4B
53,42,52,53,54,41,43,4B
53,42,53,54,41,54,41,4B53,42,41,53,4B,53,54,41
Request status information.
Ask Status
53,4241,4C,4C,52,53,54
Sets all outputs to input 1
Reset
53,42,53,59,53,4D,55,4B
When locked off, RS232, IR
& front buttons are enabled
Locked Toggle
Off
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4C,4B
When locked on, (disables
buttons) only RS232 works
Locked Toggle
On
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,34
Set output 4. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 4
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,33 Set output 3. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 3
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,32 Set output 2. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 2
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,31
Set output 1. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 1
Setting
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,35
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,36
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,37
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,3853,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,38
Set output 8. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 8
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,37 Set output 7. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 7
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,36 Set output 6. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 6
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,35
Set output 5. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 5
Setting
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4F,46
System power off
Power Off
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4F,4E System power on
Power On
HEX Command Description
Function
System Power On
Acknowledge the request for status
SBUD0000{input-3}{output-1}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-2}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-3}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-4}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-5}
SBUD0000{input-8}{output-6}
SBUD0000{input-5}{output-7}
SBUD0000{input-4}{output-8}
System control is unlocked
SBALONAK
SBSTATAK
SBUD00000301
SBUD00000102
SBUD00000103
SBUD00000104
SBUD00000105
SBUD00000806
SBUD00000507
SBUD00000408
SBSYSULK
SBUD0000{input-3}{output-1}SBUD00000301
Response
Meaning
Prefix
{
{
{
Input-3
Output-1
Many advanced control systems may require status feedback from the
matrix switcher. When the switcher responds to a status request, it will
show all of the current input and output settings.
The following example is a response to the status request command:
SBASKSTA
Example:
Parsing the Response
Each of the channels will report back their input/output settings. The
input/output data will be preceded by the prefix: SBUD0000.
Programmers can store the 4 characters that follow the prefix. The first
two characters indicate the input and the last two characters indicate
the output.
Parsing the Status Response
6
7
Specifications: (typical)
Video Supported: 480i/p, 720p, & 1080i/p
Video Bandwidth: 325MHz (-3dB), 200mVp-p
Video Crosstalk: <80dB @ 5MHz
Audio Supported: Digital(PCM) & Analog Audio, 20Hz~20kHz
Control Method: RS-232 and hand held remote
Power Supply: 12VDC @ 2A
Power Consumption (max): 1.6A
Safety Approvals: CE, FCC, RoHS(2002/95/EC)
Dimensions: 3.46"H x 17.37”W x 7.87”D
Shipping Weight 3.25Kgs / 5.42lbs.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Note: Some controllers may not accept ASCII strings. The HEX equivalents
for each command are listed below.
HEX Response
53,42,41,4C,4F,4E,41,4B
53,42,41,4C,4F,46,41,48
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,31
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,32
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,33
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,34
53,42,53,59,53,4C,4F,4B
53,42,53,59,53,55,4C,4B
53,42,52,53,54,41,43,4B
53,42,53,54,41,54,41,4B53,42,41,53,4B,53,54,41
Request status information.
Ask Status
53,4241,4C,4C,52,53,54
Sets all outputs to input 1
Reset
53,42,53,59,53,4D,55,4B
When locked off, RS232, IR
& front buttons are enabled
Locked Toggle
Off
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4C,4B
When locked on, (disables
buttons) only RS232 works
Locked Toggle
On
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,34
Set output 4. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 4
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,33 Set output 3. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 3
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,32 Set output 2. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 2
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,31
Set output 1. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 1
Setting
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,35
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,36
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,37
53,42,55,44,30,xx,30,3853,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,38
Set output 8. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 8
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,37 Set output 7. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 7
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,36 Set output 6. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 6
Setting
53,42,49,30,xx,4F,30,35
Set output 5. Input is xx.
xx=(31,32, 33, 34, ..., 38).
Channel 5
Setting
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4F,46
System power off
Power Off
53,42,53,59,53,4D,4F,4E System power on
Power On
HEX Command Description
Function
System Power On
Acknowledge the request for status
SBUD0000{input-3}{output-1}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-2}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-3}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-4}
SBUD0000{input-1}{output-5}
SBUD0000{input-8}{output-6}
SBUD0000{input-5}{output-7}
SBUD0000{input-4}{output-8}
System control is unlocked
SBALONAK
SBSTATAK
SBUD00000301
SBUD00000102
SBUD00000103
SBUD00000104
SBUD00000105
SBUD00000806
SBUD00000507
SBUD00000408
SBSYSULK
SBUD0000{input-3}{output-1}SBUD00000301
Response
Meaning
Prefix
{
{
{
Input-3
Output-1
Many advanced control systems may require status feedback from the
matrix switcher. When the switcher responds to a status request, it will
show all of the current input and output settings.
The following example is a response to the status request command:
SBASKSTA
Example:
Parsing the Response
Each of the channels will report back their input/output settings. The
input/output data will be preceded by the prefix: SBUD0000.
Programmers can store the 4 characters that follow the prefix. The first
two characters indicate the input and the last two characters indicate
the output.
Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in
material or workmanship which occurs during normal use of this
product with new or rebuilt parts, free of charge in the USA, for one
year from the date of original purchase. This is a no hassle warranty
with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty does not cover
damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not supplied
by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse,
abuse, or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only
to the original purchaser, and a purchase receipt, invoice, or other
proof of original purchase date will be required before warranty
repairs are provided.
Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by calling
(800) 840-0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be
obtained in advance and can be marked on the outside of the shipping
carton.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other
rights (which vary from state to state). If a problem with this product
develops during or after the warranty period, please contact Channel
Vision Technology, your dealer or any factory-authorized service
center.
Channel Vision products are not intended for use in medical,
lifesaving, life sustaining or critical environment applications.
Channel Vision customers using or selling Channel Vision products
for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully
indemnify Channel Vision for any damages resulting from such
improper use or sale.
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Channel Vision P-1488 User manual

Channel Vision
Brand
Channel Vision
Model
P-1488
Category
Video switches
Type
User manual

Channel Vision P-1488 is a high-quality 8x8 Matrix Switcher designed for managing and distributing component video and digital audio signals in residential or commercial settings. With its advanced capabilities, the P-1488 empowers users to effortlessly control multiple sources and destinations, creating a seamless and immersive entertainment experience.

Key capabilities of the Channel Vision P-1488 include:

  1. Comprehensive Signal Management: The P-1488 allows for the connection of up to 8 different video sources, such as Blu-ray players, cable/satellite receivers, and gaming consoles. It also supports the distribution of these signals to 8 separate display zones or rooms, providing users with exceptional flexibility and control over their entertainment system.
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