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08/2013

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Twisted Pair Cable Pinouts and RJ-45 LEDs

The DXLink and ICS LAN 10/100 ports both use twisted pair cable. FIG. 4 shows two

pinouts that can be used for either port. FIG. 5 shows the LEDs for each port.

Attaching Signal, Transport, and Control Cables

Important Cabling Considerations:

• Do not

use the RJ-45 connector labeled “DXLink” for connecting to a standard

Ethernet Network. The connector is used for signal transport.

• Do not

create a network (Ethernet) loop. A network loop is created when the

enclosure and one or more of its DXLink Modules are connected to a common

LAN

(or a standalone pair when both endpoints connect to the same network).

• DXLink cable runs for DXLink equipment should be within a common building.

To attach signal, transport, and control cables to a Transmitter:

1. Set DIP switch toggles if necessary (for settings, see the previous page).

2. Multi-Format TX only – Attach HD-15 cable from source to Video In connector.

3. HDMI In – Attach an HDMI cable from the source to the HDMI In connector.*

4. DXLink connector – Attach a twisted pair cable to the DXLink output and to a

DXLink input connector on the switcher (or on the RX for a standalone pair).

5. Stereo Audio In jack (optional) – Insert analog audio cable from source into jack.

6. Digital Audio In jack (optional) – Insert a S/PDIF plug on the digital audio cable

from the source into the jack (see audio precedence table in next column).

7. ICS LAN10/100 port (optional) – Attach twisted pair cable from this port to LAN.

* DVI cable can be used via a cable adapter; however, advanced audio support from

HDMI will not be available.

To attach signal, transport, and control cables to the Receiver:

1. Set DIP switch toggles if necessary (for settings, see previous page).

2. DXLink input connector – Attach a twisted pair cable from the DXLink output

connector on the switcher (or on a TX) to the DXLink input.

3. HDMI Out – Attach HDMI cable from this port to the destination.

4. Stereo Audio Out jack (optional) – Connect an analog audio cable from this port

to the destination.

Applying Power

Caution: If a desktop power supply is used to power the unit, it must be the one

provided, which must not be altered in any way. Power can also come from PoE

injector PS-POE-AT-TC (FG423-84). AMX does not support use of any other power

supplies or PoE injectors, as they may potentially damage the DXLink equipment.

Local power takes precedence over DXLink power (via DXLink port) from switcher.

Important: If TXs/RXs are powered from an Enova DGX 8/16/32, use the Enova

DGX Configuration Tool at

www.amx.com/enova to calculate the power draw.

To apply power to the Transmitter and Receiver:

1. Plug the cord from the desktop power supply (provided) into the power jack on

rear of the Transmitter (2.1 mm DC jack for 12 V local power).

2. Plug the desktop power supply into an AC external power source. The Power

LED on the front of the Transmitter illuminates green, indicating a ready state.

3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for the Receiver.

This table shows LED states on initial power up. If not normal, check connections.

* At power up, the RX defaults to Auto. Press the Scaling button to change the mode.

IP Addressing Modes

DHCP Mode (enabled when #3 Toggle is flipped ON)

In DHCP Mode, the Module attempts to get a DHCP lease (consisting of an

IP address, gateway, and other network parameters). If the attempt fails, the Module

configures itself for a link-local address, but periodically re-tries DHCP and re-assigns

the IP to a valid DHCP grant if successful. At any time, if the Module determines that

its IP address has changed, it will disconnect and reconnect to the Master.

Static IP Mode (set with ID button or Telnet command)

With #3 Toggle set to ON, press ID for 10 seconds to assign address of 192.168.1.2

or use a Telnet command to set unit to Static IP Mode (see the Instruction Manual).

RS-232 Serial Data (Optional)

The 232 port label is relative to data flow. Data enters at the RX label on the

Transmitter, is sent via a DXLink cable through the switcher, and leaves at the

TX label on the Receiver. Flow is vice versa from the Receiver to the Transmitter.

The RS-232 pinout for all DXLink Modules is “TXD - RXD - Ground.”

To wire the 232 port for serial data transfer:

1. Wire the RS-232 connectors according to pinout above connectors.

IR Control (Optional)

The IR Receiver connects to the IR RX port on the Transmitter and the IR Emitter

connects to the IR TX port on the Receiver or vice versa, depending on the

installation. The signal is sent via DXLink cable through the switcher. When a

Transmitter and Receiver are used as a standalone pair, IR control acts as a

pass-through.

USB Host and Keyboard/Mouse Ports (Rear)

If needed, the Host (USB-B) port on the TX and the K/M port (USB-A) on the RX

provide HID support for a keyboard, mouse, and HUB.

Program Port (Front)

This USB mini-B port on the Transmitters supports DGX Configuration Software for

programming a customer VGA EDID.

ID Button (Front)

The ID button on the front can be used to toggle between static and DHCP IP

addressing, assign a device address, reset the factory defaults, and restore the

factory firmware image (for details, see the Instruction Manual).

Additional Information Covered in Instruction Manual

For information on the following, see the Instruction Manual – DXLink Twisted Pair

Transmitters/Receiver at www.amx.com:

• Audio precedence; pinouts for VGA, component, S-Video, and composite

• NetLinx control and programming commands; Telnet commands

• IR file transfers; upgrading firmware image; restoring factory default settings

FIG. 4

RJ-45 pinouts

FIG. 5 RJ-45 ports

FIG. 6 Attach signal, transport, and control cables (DXLink Multi-Format TX shown)

FIG. 7 Attach signal, transport, and control cables on DXLink HDMI Receiver

Yellow LED

Green LED

Yellow LED

On - Speed status is 100 Mbps

Off - Speed status is 10 Mbps

On - Link status is active

Off - Link status is not active

Green LED

On - Authenticated HDCP

Off - No Video

Flashing - Video active; no HDCP

On - Connection established

Off - Connection not established

ICS LAN 10/100 Port

DXLink Port

Digital Audio In

USB port

DXLink output

HDMI In

Stereo Audio In

Video In (analog)

ICS LAN 10/100 port

Ground screw

USB port

ICS LAN 10/100 port

DXLink input

HDMI Out

Stereo Audio Out

Ground screw

Indicator LEDs Normal Power Up Indicates

Power Green Power is applied

Digital Video and Audio

Green Video and HDMI embedded

audio are present

Multi-Format - C, Y/C

Y/PB/PR, RGB

RGBHV, RGBS

Green or Off

(only one of the three

can be green at a time)

Corresponding signal is

present

RX - Scaling: Bypass/Auto/Manual One green, two off Current scaling mode*

IR TX / IR RX Red / Yellow IR activity

232 (Serial) TX / 232 (Serial) RX Red / Yellow Serial activity

NetLinx Link/Act Green

(Blinking = #3 Toggle OFF)

Active LAN connection to an

AMX Network

NetLinx Status Green LAN activity

CEC OFF Not currently supported

USB Yellow Connected to device

FIG. 8 Wire 232 ports for serial data transfer

FIG. 9 IR External IR Receiver Module (left) and CC-NIRC NetLinx IR Emitter cable (right)

RS-232 (serial) connector pinout

FG-IR03

FG10-000-11

(not included)

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