HDanywhere MHUB862U40 Bedienungsanleitung

PRODUCT CODE: MHUB862U40

MHUB U

HD CONNECTIVITY LTD, trading as HDANYWHERE registered in England and Wales. Company No: 06046737 Registered ofce: Unit 23 Link Business Centre, Link Way, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 1UQ. Contact: [email protected] Tel: 00441684575324

VCP-15052019

MHUB U

CONTENTS SYSTEM: MHUB U

SYSTEM FEATURES

IN THE BOX

1x MHUB U (8x6+2) matrix hub

6x MHUB U display receivers

1x MHUB U infra-red (IR) remote control

1x IEC power lead

9x IR RX

15x IR TX

2x 19” rack mounting ears

Cloud-monitorable 8x6+2 HDMI / HDBT+HDMI matrix system with a 40m UHD 4K or 70m 1080p

transmission range. An integrated IP>IR control processor enables property-wide control off all

the connected sources and displays via the free uControl universal remote App or Alexa voice

commands.

Multichannel audio or stereo extraction can be selected to occur matched to any of the display

zone output. Remote cloud monitoring is also possible, designed to reduce the necessity for

callouts and site visits.

Please fully read and adhere to the setup information and operational instructions

contained within this installation manual.

Box contents and system introduction 2

System features 2

Matrix hub rear connections 3

Matrix hub front and display receiver connections 4

Wiring diagram 5

Setup 6-10

- Cables & wiring 6

- Setting up IR control 7

- Testing your IR set up 7

- Gaining IR control of sources 8

- MHUB-OS First Boot Process 9-10

Operation 11

Specications 12 HDMI® 2.0 features supported up to 18Gbps

All display receivers powered via PoH

Web GUI for easy cong and setup (MHUB-OS)

Remote system monitoring (HDA Cloud)

Advanced EDID management

Supports source content up to and inc. Ultra HD 4K 60 4:4:4 with High Dynamic Range (HDR)

formats inc. Dolby Vision®

Supports all current audio formats up to and including Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X®

Multichannel audio or stereo extraction via digi coax, or via 3.5mm stereo jack

4K>1080 down/up-scaling receiver option available

2/3-year guarantee (Cloud registration required)

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MHUB U (8x6+2) REAR CONNECTIONS

1. “SOURCE INPUTS” [1-8]: Use to connect HDMI source devices to the MHUB

2. HDMI Outputs [A-B]: Connect a display to this port via a HDMI cable

3. HDBaseT Outputs [C-H]: Connect your MHUB receivers to these ports via a CAT cable

4. “DISPLAY IR (IN)” [A-H]: Connect IR RXs to these ports to control your displays via IR with a

third party control system

5. “ALL IR (IN)”: Connect an IR RX to this port to send commands to all displays simultaneously

6. “HUB IR (IN)”: Connect an IR RX to this port to control your MHUB with the included IR remote

control (or other learning remote) whilst in line-of-sight of the IR RX.

Or control the MHUB with a third party controller via direct IR, using the optional add-on

accessory called the ‘MHUB IR integration cable’. (1.55.911.001.1)

7. “SOURCE IR (OUT)” [1-8]: Connect IR TXs to these ports to control your source devices via IR.

The “SOURCE IR” port number corresponds with the source input number

8. “AVR IR (OUT)”: If you have an AVR in your system, connect an IR TX to this port and place it

on the IR window of your AVR

9. Audio Extraction Ports:

a. “DIGITAL” Audio: Use this port to extract multi-channel audio via an optical cable

b. “STEREO” Audio: Use this port to extract stereo audio via a 3.5mm jack cable

10. “HUB CONTROL IP” Port: Connect the MHUB system to your router via this port to enable

controllability via TCP/IP commands, web GUI access and system control via the uControl App.

11. “RS232” Port: Use to integrate your MHUB with a control system via RS232

12. AC input: Connect the supplied IEC power cable to this port to provide power to your matrix

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MHUB U (8x6+2) FRONT PANEL

DISPLAY RECEIVERS

1. Power LED: If this is lit up your matrix is receiving power 2. Source Selector [1-8]: Select which source you want to switch to via the button

1. Optional DC input: Plug a 24V / 1A DC power supply into the unit if you are not using PoH

2. HDBASET: connects back to the HDBASET output on the MHUB chassis

3. “HDMI OUT”: Connect this to your local display using a HDMI cable

4. “IR IN”: Connect an IR RX to the ‘IR (IN)” port to send IR commands back to the MHUB chassis

5. “IR OUT”: Connect an IR TX to enable control of your display

6. Service Port

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F G H

SOURCE INPUT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DIGITAL IP RS232

TX RX

STEREO

A B C D E F G H

source ir (out) AVR IR (OUT)HUB ir (in)display ir (in) ALL IR (in)

10 0-24 0V AC 5 0/6 0Hz

Zone A

Zone BZone C

MHUB-OS

RX RX

HDANYWHERE

WIRING DIAGRAM

HDMI Cable

Ethernet Cable

Digi-Coax Cable

HDBaseT

IR Receiver

IR Signal uControl

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CABLES & WIRING

Notes on your network cabling

Notes on your HDMI cabling

Optimum performance

Shielded cables

Patch panels and wall plates

Currently you can use Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6e, Cat6a, Cat7 or Cat7a with HDA products.

DO NOT USE COPPER CLAD ALUMINIUM (CCA) Cat 5/6/7 CABLE.

The baseline cable standard for HDanywhere systems is Cat5e. Greater distances and reliability

can be achieved by using Cat6, or slightly better still with the Cat7, which have thicker copper

cores and shielding for easier signal transfer.

HDANYWHERE recommends using suitably robust, good quality HDMI cables. It is not advised to

use passive HDMI cables over 5 metres in length either on the inputs or the outputs of the matrix

hub or display receivers.

In circumstances where HDMI cables longer than 5 metres are required, HDA recommends

utilising an Active HDMI cable option, optical-bre or similar.

Terminate the cabling using RJ45 connectors to the 568B wiring standard (shown below).

Whichever network cable type you choose, ensure that the main wiring architecture is ‘solid core’,

not stranded ‘patch’ cabling. Patch cabling can be used for the last few metres of a run (say from

a wallplate) but should be avoided over the longer runs as signal transfer over stranded cores is

heavily reduced. The use of pre-made leads is not recommended unless you can be absolutely

sure of their construction credentials (i.e. solid core 568B). For absolute optimum performance,

use a single piece of Cat cable terminated directly at the transmitter and the receiver ends. Make

sure to use the correct connector types i.e. RJ45 solid core crimp connectors.

Unlike other systems, shielded FTP cable is not a stipulation. If however you preferred this type of

cable please ensure compatible shielded accessories are used. Failure to terminate cable screen

at all points can induce interference rather than eliminating it.

If the patch panels are terminated correctly, there is minimal loss of distance, however the use

of wallplates and patch panels has the potential to cause increased resistance on the cable,

introducing pinch points for signal transmission, and could reduce advertised transmission

lengths.

TIP – instead of using RJ45 wallplates, use brush plates instead to maintain the neat nish.

A search for “brush plates” will yield many results.

Connection termination

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1. Plug IR Transmitter TX into the numbered 3.5mm jack port labelled SOURCE IR (OUT) on

the MHUB. Make sure the number corresponds with the HDMI input the source device is

connected to

2. Place IR Transmitter TX bud (small tear drop part) in front of the IR eye of the source (where

you would normally point the remote to control the HDMI source device). Repeat these steps

for each source device

3. Plug IR Receiver RX into the 3.5mm jack port labelled IR IN on the display receiver

4. Place IR Receiver at or near the display (position it close to where you would usually point

your remote to turn your TV on or off)

1. Plug IR Transmitter TX into the 3.5mm jack port labelled IR OUT on the display Receiver

2. Place IR Transmitter TX in front of the IR eye of the display (position it where you would

usually point your remote to turn on or off your TV)

3. Plug IR Receiver RX into the numbered 3.5mm jack port labelled DISPLAY IR on the central

hub. Make sure the number corresponds with the display you want to control

4. Place IR Receiver in a visible uncovered position where it is able to receive remote signals

SETTING UP IR CONTROL

This will enable backwards IR control (the most common form of IR control) where IR signals

from a remote in any one of your rooms is sent back to the central hub and sent to your source

device to make it appear as though it is in the same room as you.

Source control via IR (backwards IR)

Display control via IR (forwards IR)

IR RX

IR TX

Forward IR ports

Test basic operation (backwards IR)

TESTING YOUR IR SET UP

The easiest way to verify your IR setup is to go to your display device connected to output b (or

your rst connected output) of the central hub. Use the matrix remote to select source input 1

and then use the remote control for your chosen source 1 to verify control. Do this for each of the

other sources connected to the matrix. If you wish, you can then repeat the process at each of

the display locations you have connected to the system.

MHUB has forward IR ports on the rear of the matrix. These allow IR signals to be sent from the

central hub to the individual TV receivers. This feature is for use when integrating with third party

control systems. In normal use these ports are not used or required. For example, a third party

smart home system such as Control4, Crestron, AMX or RTI can send IR commands to control

devices at the TV receiver location from the location of the central hub.

Working with identical source devices

MHUB has discrete IR, so it is possible to have two or more identical source devices without IR

clashes that result in the operation of all identical devices. When using two or more identical

source devices, please take measures to avoid IR transmission leaks that could cause the other

identical source devices to respond. You can take measures to shield source devices from the

IR being emitted by other source device IR TX emitters by locating them on different shelves, for

example.

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Gaining IR control of sources when using a direct HDMI connected display,

or an XTND extender set with MHUB.

A. The HDMI IR dongle is included with MHUB as part of the boxed package.

B. The ‘MHUB+XTND Integration Kit’ is available as an optional extra accessory. (2.50.792)

HDMI CABLE

CAT6 CABLE

INFRARED (IR) CABLE

3.5mm JACK CABLE

POWER

DONGLE CONNECTS

DIRECTLY TO DISPLAY

XTND HDMI

EXTENDER TRANSMITTER

XTND HDMI

EXTENDER RECEIVER

SET SWITCH TO “IR”

IN BOTH METHODS

M to F adapter A

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BEFORE STARTING: Read and agree to the End User Licence Agreement (EULA) and Privacy

Statement

First Boot Step 1 – Check for MOS updates

This is where your MHUB requests available updates from HDA cloud so your unit will update to

the latest version. This is done before proceeding.

First Boot Step 2 – Name your MHUB

Here you can give your MHUB a personal name, this can also be used to differentiate multiple

installations by HDA Pro’s

First Boot Step 3 – Name your sources/inputs

On this page you can label your input devices, such as Sky, Apple or Tivo. These labels are used

in the uControl app and with voice control.

SETUP CONTINUED...

1. Power off all displays and all HDMI source devices.

2. Connect the unpowered HDMI sources to the HDMI inputs on the matrix hub.

3. Connect each display receiver’s Cat cable to the HDBaseT ports on the matrix hub.

4. Connect any direct devices such as AVRs or displays to the HDMI ports on the matrix hub.

5. Plug in the power for the matrix hub.

6. Power on each HDMI source device followed by each display.

7. At this point the four displays should show the video and audio of the HDMI source devices

connected to the matrix.

MHUB-OS FIRST BOOT PROCESS

Make sure MHUB is connected up correctly before starting the rst boot process on MHUB-OS

HDANYWHERE(HDA) recommends that every MHUB install goes through its rst boot process

to ensure that the MHUB is setup correctly. Please follow the quick start guide (inside MHUB

packaging) to make sure your MHUB is connected correctly to your source devices, displays and

has an active network connection before proceeding.

I don’t use MHUB-OS or go through the rst boot process, will it still work like a normal matrix?

Yes. You do not need to access MHUB-OS if you don’t want to. MHUB will work distributing video

as normal and will be controllable using the included remote controls. Please note that you will not

be able to access advanced features such as voice control, the uControl app or build Sequences.

Accessing MHUB-OS (MOS)

There are two ways to access MOS:

1. Download our app, uControl, from the iOS or Google Play Store and let it nd MHUB (and run

you through the rst boot) for you.

2. Use a network scanner such as https://www.ng.io/ to discover the devices connected to the

network. Find MHUB in the list of devices and the IP address associated to it from there. Make a

note of it then put that address into any web browser on the same network. You will be forwarded

to your MHUB-OS and prompted to complete the rst boot process.

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First Boot Step 4 – Name your Displays/Rooms/outputs

This page is similar to the previous step. You can choose to label them as display manufacturers

or room names. Again please follow best practice guidelines available here – [Best Practices]

First Boot Step 5 – Turn update notications On/Off

MOS updates are released periodically, here you can choose to be notied when an update is

available.

First Boot Step 6 – Create or link your MHUB to a HDA cloud account, read and agree to our

Terms and Conditions

MHUB 4K and MHUB 4K PRO units can be linked to a cloud based account. When registering

as a homeowner this enables a couple of things. Firstly when you register, your warranty period

is extended by 1 year, in addition to that cloud access is required when using the uControl IR

engine feature allowing you to control source and display devices. Cloud access is also required

for voice integration. For a HDA PRO the cloud account allows you to manage your MHUB

installations remotely, getting system information as well as a host of other features.

First Boot Step 7 – Secure MHUB with a PIN number

If you wish you can lock local access to MOS stopping any unwanted conguration changes

from being made.

First Boot Step 8 – Complete First Boot Setup

Once you have completed the rst boot process you can either ‘COMPLETE SETUP’ and go to

the MOS DASHBOARD page, or go to the uControl page to start adding device/source control.

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