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Quick Start Guide

DA2HDMI-4K-Plus-A

DA2HDMI-4K-Plus

Further Information

The document is valid with the following rmware version: 1.0.0

The Product brief and further information of this appliance are available on www.lightware.eu.

See the Downloads section on the website of the product.

sales@lightware.eu

+36 1 255 3800

support@lightware.eu

+36 1 255 3810

Lightware Visual Engineering LLC.

Peterdy 15, Budapest H-1071, Hungary

Doc. ver.: 1.1

19200046

INPUT

LIVE

AUDIO

OUTPUT

HDCP

enable

HDCP

disable

Important Safety Instructions

Please read and keep the information in the attached safety instructions supplied with the

product before you start using the device.

Introduction

DA2HDMI-4K-Plus-A is a multifunctional distribution amplier with built-in EDID Management

and Pixel Accurate Reclocking, supporting DVI and HDMI 1.4 signals with or without HDCP

encryption. The output signal is reclocked and stabilized using Lightware Pixel Accurate

Reclocking technology to remove jitter caused by long cables or poor quality sources. The

product features Advanced EDID Management and can emulate any HDMI display for

continuous video output, even if the attached display is disconnected or powered down.

Box Contents

Distribution Amplier 5V DC Power Adaptor

with Interchangeable Plugs

USB Cable

Phoenix Combicon

5-pole connector

Safety and Warranty info,

Quick Start Guide

Front and Rear Views

HDMI Input HDMI input port for sources and for supplying the device with

power (depends on source capabilities). The applied cable

shall not be more than 20 m (4Kp30) or 30 m (1080p60).

Audio Input 3.5 mm jack connector for assymetric analog audio signal.

Rotary Switches Selecting one of the EDID memory addresses.

Status LEDs The LEDs display information about the signal states.

Learn Button

(Audio Select)

Store the EDID of the sink on HDMI OUT1, start the device in

Bootload mode, or toggle between the audio sources.

USB Control USB mini-B type connector to access special settings,

perform a rmware upgrade, and supply the unit with power.

DC Input Input for the supplied power adaptor.

Hidden Button Button for restarting the unit.

Phones 3.5mm jack output connector which is the same as the

Analog Audio Output (Phoenix).

Audio Output 5-pole Phoenix connector for balanced analog audio; the

signal is de-embedded from the HDMI outputs.

HDMI Outputs

(mirrored)

Identical video output ports. Connect an HDMI cable between

the sink and the unit.

Legend Front Panel LEDs

LIVE

BLINKING (slow): the device is powered properly and operational.

BLINKING (fast): the device is in Bootload mode.

ON: shows the malfunction of the CPU; please restart the device.

INPUT

ON (orange): source is connected (5V detected).

ON (green): signal is present.

AUDIO

ON (blue): analog audio input is selected to be embedded in the video stream.

ON (red): HDMI, multichannel / compressed audio signal is detected.

ON (purple): HDMI, PCM 2 channel audio signal is detected.

BLINKING: autoselect is enabled.

OFF: no audio is transmitted.

OUTPUT

ON (orange): hotplug detected on HDMI OUT1.

ON (yellow): hotplug detected on HDMI OUT2.

ON (green): hotplug detected on HDMI OUT 1 and HDMI OUT 2.



DA2HDMI-4K-Plus does not contain Analog audio connectors.



Never use a third-party power supply but the supplied one or use Lightware’s rack-

mountable power supply unit with the appropriate DC-DC cable.

ID Resolution ID Resolution ID Resolution ID Resolution

00 Copy HDMI1 14 640x480p59 28 1920x1080i50_2 42 3440x1440p24

01 640x480p60 15 720x480p59 29 1920x1080i60 43 3440x1440p30

02 800x600p60 16 720x576p50 30 1920x1080i60 44 2560x1600p60

03 1024x768p60 17 1280x720p50 31 1920x1080p24 45 2560x2048p50

04 1280x768p50 18 1280x720p60 32 1920x1080p30 46 3840x2160p24

05 1280x768p60 19 1024x768p60 1920x1080p50 47 3840x2160p3033

06 1280x1024p50 20 1366x768p60 34 1920x1080p60 48 3840x2160p60

07 1280x1024p60 21 1280x800p60 35 1920x1080p60 49 4096x2160p24

08 1600x1200p50 22 1440x900p60 2048x1080p60 50 4096x2160p3036

09 1600x1200p60 23 1600x900p60 37 2560x1080p60 51 4096x2160p60

10 1920x1200p50 24 1280x1024p50 38 1600x1200p50 52 3840x2400p24

11 1920x1200p60 25 1280x1024p60 39 1600x1200p60 53 3840x2400p30

12 1440x480i60 26 1440x1080p60 40 1920x1200p60 54 720p60_3D

13 1440x576i50 27 1920x1080i50_1 41 2560x1440p60 55 1080p60_3D

ID Description ID Description

56 Universal DVI 60 Universal HDMI 4K PCM AUDIO

57 Universal HDMI PCM AUDIO 61 Universal HDMI 4K ALL AUDIO

58 Universal HDMI ALL AUDIO 62-98 User EDIDs

59 Universal HDMI DC ALL AUDIO 99 Copy HDMI2

EDID Memory Structure

01-11: 12-55: DVI EDIDs; HDMI EDIDs

HDCP Management

The HDCP setting of the HDMI input port can be enabled/disabled on the front panel as follows:

1. Turn the EDID rotary switches to ‘01’ position.

2. Press the LEARN button and keep it pressed for three seconds.

3. The lower three LEDs give displays if the HDCP state is changed:

HDCP is : LEDs are dark and light up sequentially.enabled

HDCP is : LEDs light and get dark sequentially.disabled

EDID Emulation

Selecting an EDID

Turn the EDID address rotary switches to the desired position. Use a at

head screwdriver to change the address. The left switch sets the tens

value, the right switch gives the ones value of the EDID.



Avoid the use of keys, coins, knives and other sharp objects.

EDID Learning (OUTPUT LED)

The EDID of the sink connected to HDMI OUT 1 can be stored in the user EDID memory:

1. Turn the EDID rotary switches to the desired position (between #62 - #98).

2. Press the LEARN button and keep it pressed for three seconds.

3. The OUTPUT LED turns to dark for a second then provides feedback:

BLINKING (green): EDID learning is successful, the EDID is stored.

BLINKING (red): EDID learning is failed.

4. The LED turns to dark for a second, then shows the state(s) of the connected sink(s).



Please note that the EDIDs stored in the User EDID memory are deleted when the factory

default settings are restored.

Further EDID Options

The following functions are available when connecting to the device by LDC:

EDID learning or importing an EDID, deleting an EDID (from the user memory).

Exporting an EDID and saving it as a le.

Creating a custom EDID by using the EDID Editor or the Easy EDID Creator.

Port Diagram

Audio Selection (only on Plus-A variant)

Press the Audio select (LEARN) button to toggle the audio options:

The device is able to select an audio source automatically: activate the Autoselect mode by

the Audio select button. In this case the Analog input port has higher priority: if the Autoselect

mode is active and a 3.5mm Jack plug is connected to the Audio input port, it will be embedded

in the HDMI stream.

Powering Options

The device can be powered by any of the following ways:

Using the supplied power adaptor

(recommended).

Connect the device to a proper

USB port by the supplied cable.

Connecting an HDMI source to the

HDMI input port.



Make sure that the port is able to

supply 5V 500 mA current.

If the power adaptor is connected, it will supply the device independently from the HDMI/

USB ports. If the adaptor is disconnected from the DC input connector the device tries to

use a different power source (HDMI or USB) if it is enabled and connected. (If the adaptor is

unplugged from the AC socket but the DC plug is still connected, the device will be switched

off and cannot be changed to another power source. Unplug the DC cable from the device to

be powered by USB or HDMI.)



The USB and HDMI powering modes can be enabled/disabled via LDC software.



If you are not sure that your USB or HDMI port has enough power, disable the

powering over USB and HDMI by Lightware Device Controller software. If the supplied

power over USB or HDMI is not enough the device will switch off. In the case of any

strange behavior of the device, please disconnect the USB and HDMi cables and

connect the 5V DC adaptor.

Installation

Connect the desired source to the HDMI input port.

Optionally connect an audio source to the port.Audio input

Connect one or two sink device(s) to the port(s).HDMI output

Optionally connect an audio device (e.g. amplier) to the Phoenix Audio output port.

Optionally connect a headphone to the 3.5 mm port.Jack Audio output

Optionally connect a laptop or PC to the port and run LDC software.USB

Connect rstly the power cord of the supplied adaptor to the , then secondly DC input

to the AC power socket.

Safety and

warranty

info

Quick

Start

Guide

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Autoselect

HDMI Analog audio

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Specications

General

Compliance ...................................................................................................................... CE

EMI / EMC ......................................................................................... EN 55024 / EN 55032

Cooling ..................................................................................................................... passive

Power

Power supply .................................... external power adaptor / USB port / HDMI input port

Power adaptor ...................................... Input 100-240 V AC 50/60 Hz, Output 5V DC, 3 A

Power consumption .......................................................................................... 1.8 W (max)

Digital Video Signal

HDMI connector ............................................................... 19-pole HDMI Type A receptacle

Supported signals ................................................................................... DVI 1.0, HDMI 1.4

Signal standard ........................ DVI and HDMI standard which supports embedded audio

Supported resolutions .................... up to 4K / UHD (30Hz RGB 4:4:4, 60Hz YCbCr 4:2:0)

3D support ....................................................................................................................... yes

HDCP compliant .............................................................................................................. yes

Control over CEC ........................................................................................ yes, transparent

Audio support ................................................... local audio embedding and de-embedding

Reclocking ................................................................................. Pixel Accurate Reclocking

Cable length (input port) .......................................... max 20 m (4Kp30) or 30 m (1080p60)

Analog Audio Ports

Signal type ........................................................... analog stereo, symmetric or asymmetric

Connector type ............................................................................... 3.5 mm Jack connector

......................................................................................................5-pole Phoenix connector

Signal Level (input port)

Volume ...............................................................................................between -95 and 0 dB

Balance ................................................................................................ 0 - 100 (50 = center)

Gain ......................................................................................................................0 - 6.00 dB

Signal Level (output port)

Volume ............................................................................................ between -57 and +6 dB

Balance ................................................................................................ 0 - 100 (50 = center)

EDID Management

EDID emulation ............................................................................................................... yes

EDID memory .................................................... 61 factory presets, 37 user-programmable

Control

USB port ........................................................................................... USB mini-B receptacle

Software Control – Using Lightware Device Controller (LDC)

The device can be controlled from a computer using the Lightware Device

Controller software. The application is available at www.lightware.eu (Support

/ Downloads section), install it on a Windows PC or a Mac OS X and connect

to the device.

Connecting by the USB Port

Connect the supplied USB cable between the device and the computer and start the LDC.

The device is displayed under the USB devices section; select it then press Connect.

Crosspoint Menu

When LDC connects to the device, the Crosspoint menu is shown as default. The input and

output port settings are available separately for the video and audio signals. Besides, the

following tools are available:

Frame Detector

The ports can show detailed

information about the signal like

blanking intervals and active

video resolution. This feature

is a good troubleshooter if

compatibility problems occur

during system installation.

Test Pattern Generator

The output ports can send a special image towards the sink devices for testing purposes. The

settings of the test pattern are available via LDC:

Mode

On: the test pattern is always sent to the output port.

Off: the test pattern generator is off.

No signal: the test pattern generator is switched on if video signal is not detected.

Clock Source

480p / 576p / Original video signal: the clock frequency of the test pattern.

Pattern

Red / Green / Blue / Black / White / Ramp / Chess / Bar / Cycle. Cycle setting means all

the patterns are changed sequentially approx. in every 2 seconds.

EDID Management

Advanced EDID Management can be accessed by selecting the EDID menu. The software

allows to create, modify, delete, import, or export EDIDs. Please note that the factory presets

cannot be modied.



EDID emulation is available only by the EDID rotary switches on the device.

Backup and Restore (Conguration Cloning)

This simple method eliminates the need to repeatedly

congure certain devices to have identical (non-

factory) settings. If the devices are installed in the

same type of system multiple times then it is enough

to set up only one device to t the user’s needs and then copy those settings to the others, thus

saving time and resources. Installing multiple devices with the same customized conguration

settings can be done in a few easy steps:

1. Congure one device with all your desired settings with the LDC software.

2. Backup the full conguration le to your computer.

3. If needed, make some modications to the conguration le using a text editor.

4. Connect to the other device which has to be congured and upload (restore) your

conguration le.

Firmware Upgrade – Using Lightware Device Updater (LDU)

Preparation

The followings are necessary to perform a rmware upgrade:

Lightware Device Updater software - available on www.lighware.eu,

Firmware package of the device (LFP le) - please contact support@lightware.eu.

Performing the Upgrade

1. Connect a PC/laptop to the USB port of the device by the supplied USB cable.

2. Start the LDU software and follow the instructions shown on the screen.

Starting the Unit in Bootload Mode

If the usual rmware upgrade cannot be performed for any reason, try the following:

1. Press the LEARN button and keep it pressed.

2. Press and release the hidden button.

3. Release the LEARN button. The device is restarted in bootload mode. The LIVE LED

blinks fast.

Standalone Application

Daisy Chain System

Typical Application Diagrams

Output Distribution for Matrix Routers

HDCP (input port) enabled

HDCP (output port) auto

HDMI mode (output port) auto

HDMI output port (audio signal) unmuted

Autoselect enabled

Test pattern generator off

User EDID memory cleared

Restoring the Factory Default Settings

The settings and parameters can be set to factory default as follows:

1. Set the rotary switches to ‘00’ position.

2. Press and keep pressed the LEARN/Audio select button for three seconds. When the

lower three LEDs blink, release the button. The following settings and parameters are

restored:

1.35/3.5 mm

TPS OUT 1 TPS OUT 2 TPS OUT 3 TPS OUT 4 TPS OUT 5 TPS OUT 6 TPS OUT 7 TPS OUT 8

OUTPUT1 S/PDIF I/O 1 OUTPUT2 S/PDIF I/O 2 OUTPUT3 S/PDIF I/O 3 OUTPUT4 S/PDIF I/O 4 OUTPUT5 S/PDIF I/O 5 OUTPUT6 S/PDIF I/O 6 OUTPUT7 S/PDIF I/O 7 OUTPUT8 S/PDIF I/O 8

Sn:

RS-232

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INPUT1 INPUT2 INPUT3 INPUT4 INPUT5 INPUT6 INPUT7 INPUT8

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