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Digital Audio I/O Boards – S/PDIF and TosLink

S/PDIF connectors are coaxial, and TosLink connectors are optical (remove the

protective caps from the TosLink jacks).

RGBHV+Stereo to CatPro I/O Boards – HD-15, 5-Term, and RJ-45

The outputs (RJ-45 connectors) on the Optima CatPro boards act as transmitters

(TXs) and must be used in conjunction with a CatPro RGBHV+Stereo Receiver (RX)

Module, FG1010-48-01, to complete the system. We recommend reading the system

setup information in the Optima Instruction Manual, as well as the documentation for

the module. CatPro supports Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6e, and STP cables.

Skew-free cable is not recommended for use with AMX AutoPatch equipment.

Establishing Serial Control

The Optima can be controlled by attaching an external control device/system to the

Control (RS-232 serial) port or to the Remote (XNNet) port, which uses AutoPatch

XNNet protocol for AMX AutoPatch devices.

Serial Control (PCs, AMX Control Devices, and third-party controllers)

Use the pinout in FIG. 7 when connecting a PC to the Optima Control port.

To establish external serial control:

1. Plug the null modem RS-232 serial cable into the enclosure’s Control port.

2. Plug the other end of cable into the serial port on the serial controller/device.

3. Open serial communication software and set port settings to match the Optima

default settings (baud rate = 9600, data bits = 8, stop bit = 1, parity = none, and

flow control = none).

Establishing XNNet Control (SBCs, remote control panels, etc.)

XNNet connectors (labeled “Remote”) are on the CPU for 3 RU enclosures and are

available on an expansion board for 2 RU enclosures.

Communication Cable Requirements:

• Two-conductor, 20 AWG, 7/28 strand cable with a drain wire or shield, such as

Alpha 2412C (customer supplied)

• Maximum cable length: 1,000 ft. (305 m) total, including linked devices

On large control networks, termination may be required on the last linked device;

for termination information, see the device’s documentation.

To establish external XNNet control:

1. Attach XNNet link cable to XNNet device according to the device’s instructions.

2. Unplug the Remote connector on the Optima and loosen the screws.

3. Insert the XNNet link cable wires according to FIG. 9 (either wire can be

inserted in either outside slot).

4. Tighten the screws and plug in the Remote connector.

Applying Power

Important: We recommend attaching all power cords to a surge protector and/or an

AC line conditioner.

To apply power:

1. Attach power cord(s) and plug into power source (turn on power source if

necessary). The Power Indicator on the front of the enclosure illuminates.

2. Apply power to any external devices (remote control panels, etc.) and then to

the source and destination devices.

Completing the Installation

The Optima ships from the factory with a default switch that routes the signal from

Input 1 to all outputs. Before using the system for normal operations, disconnect the

default switch and execute a test switch to verify that the system is working properly.

To complete the installation:

1. Disconnect the factory default switch using one of the control options below.

2. Execute a test switch that routes Input 1 to Output 2. (Component signals

require multiple connectors; all cables for that signal must be attached for the

test switch.)

3. Attach the remaining source and destination devices.

Startup Control Options and Test Switch

Signals may only be routed from the inputs on a board to the outputs on the same

board because each board has its own switching matrix.

Control Panel (front or remote) – The LCD on the panel illuminates and

displays the menu screen. For instructions on disconnecting the default switch and

executing a test switch, see the control panel’s Quick Start Guide.

AMX Control Devices – The Optima is compatible with a number of AMX control

devices. For control programming information, see the instruction manual for the

specific interface.

APControl 3.0 – Install and open the program. Follow the setup wizard, which will

discover the system’s configuration information and open the APControl Launchbar.

To disconnect the default switch

: From the Launchbar menu, select Views/CrossBar

and deselect all active crosspoints.

To execute the test switch

: From the Launchbar menu, select Views/CrossBar and

click on the crosspoint for Input 1 / Output 2.

APWeb – For APWeb expansion board information, see the Optima Instruction

Manual. For APWeb Module information, see the APWeb Server Module Quick Start

Guide. For instructions on executing switches, see the APWeb Instruction Manual.

Remember to disconnect the default switch before executing a test switch.

BCS Commands (HyperTerminal) – When power is applied, a short splash screen

appears.

To disconnect the default switch

: enter DL0I1T into the terminal emulation program.

When DL0I1T appears, the command is successful.

To execute the test switch

: enter CL0I1O2T into the terminal emulation program

(routes Input 1 to Output 2). When CL0I1O2T appears, the switch is successful.

Note: These commands use Level 0, which is normally the default level. If the

commands do not work, check the AutoPatch Connector Guide to verify the level.

Additional Information Covered in Optima Instruction Manual

See the Optima Instruction Manual on the AMX AutoPatch CD or at www.amx.com

for the following:

• Creating local presets

• Customizing channel names

• Using APWeb or XNNet expansion boards

• Adding or replacing I/O boards

• Splash screen – system component information for diagnostic purposes

Reference Document for the Optima

The BCS Protocol Instruction Manual is on the AMX AutoPatch CD and at

www.amx.com. BCS (Basic Control Structure) is a programming language used for

programming control operations and for diagnostics purposes.

FIG. 6

Attach S/PDIF and TosLink connectors

FIG. 7 Pin diagram for DB-9 connectors on RS-232 serial cable

FIG. 8 Attach null modem RS-232 serial cable

S/PDIF connector

TosLink connector

PC: DB-9

AutoPatch: DB-9

Null modem RS-232 serial cable

Control (RS-232 serial) port

FIG. 9 Insert wires into Remote (XNNet) connector

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