Kramer 860 Bedienungsanleitung

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USER MANUAL

MODEL:

860 Controller

Control Software for Signal Generator &

Analyzer (Bench/Portable Version)

Kramer Electronics Ltd.

860 Controller –Contents

Contents

Overview 1

Disclaimers 1

Introduction 2

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 2

INSTALLATION 2

CONNECTION 3

Connect via Ethernet (Bench Version Only) 3

Connect via RS-232 4

SOFTWARE OPERATION 6

Operational Mode 6

EDID Management (Analyzer/Pattern) 7

Output Resolution (Analyzer/Pattern) 8

Test Pattern (Pattern Mode Only) 10

Control Panel (Analyzer/Pattern) 11

Real-time Monitoring (Analyzer/Pattern) 12

Cable Testing (Portable Version Only) 13

ACRONYMS 14

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Overview

Welcome to Kramer Electronics! Since 1981, Kramer Electronics has been providing a world

of unique, creative, and affordable solutions to the vast range of problems that confront the

video, audio, presentation, and broadcasting professional on a daily basis. In recent years, we

have redesigned and upgraded most of our line, making the best even better!

Disclaimers

The information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate.

Kramer Technology assumes no responsibility for any infringements of patents or other rights

of third parties which may result from its use.

Kramer Technology assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies that may be contained in

this document. Kramer also makes no commitment to update or to keep current the

information contained in this document.

Kramer Technology reserves the right to make improvements to this document and/or product

at any time and without notice.

No part of this document may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval

system, or any of its part translated into any language or computer file, in any form or by any

means—electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual, or otherwise—without

express written permission and consent from Kramer Technology.

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Introduction

860 Controller is fully featured control software for use with the 860 (Benchtop Version) and

861 (Portable Version) Signal Generator & Analyzer products. This software is designed for

installation and operation on a standard Windows (7, 8, 8.1, 10) PC or Laptop. This software

provides full control over the Signal Generator & Analyzer products using a flexible and

automatically adaptive interface layout. The designated unit can be controlled via either

Ethernet or RS-232 and a direct command input CLI is also provided for advanced users.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

A desktop PC or laptop running a standard Windows (7, 8, 8.1, 10) operating system is

required.

INSTALLATION

Before beginning the installation of the software, please remember to uninstall any previously

installed versions of the software, to avoid potential conflicts, by using the Windows “Add or

Remove Programs” function.

Next, please obtain the “860 Controller” software from your authorized dealer and save it in a

directory where you can easily find it. Extract all files from the 860 Controller *.zip file, find the

Setup.exe file and execute it to launch the Installation Wizard.

Follow the installation prompts and select your preferred installation location to complete the

installation.

Figure 1: Installation Prompts

After the installation has completed, a copy of the 860 Controller shortcut will be placed

within your Start menu and it will have the same icon as seen below.

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CONNECTION

The 860 Controller software can connect to the Bench Version of the Signal Generator &

Analyzer via RS-232 or Ethernet or to the Portable Version via RS-232 (Using the Micro-USB

port). Please follow the steps below to connect using the appropriate method for the device

you wish to control.

Connect via Ethernet (Bench Version Only)

Step 1: Start the 860 Controllersoftware by clicking on it in the Start Menu. On some Windows

10 installations it might be necessary to start the software using the “Run as administrator”

option.

Step 2: Select “Ethernet” as the control interface.

If you already know the IP address of the unit, you can skip Step 5 and enter in manually.

Step 3: If you do not know the IP address of the unit you wish to connect to, click on the “Find

IP” button. This will open up a window listing all available units on the local network. Press the

“Refresh” button to rescan the local network for available units, if necessary.

Step 4: Double click on the IP address of the unit you want to connect to or manually type it

into the space provided.

Step 5: If the connection button is showing red ( ), click it to initiate the connection. The “Not

Linked” message should change to “Accepted” and the connection button will turn green ( ).

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Connect via RS-232

Step 1: To set the 861 to be controlled by RS-232 go to Setup →USB Port →select RS-

232:

▪Start the 860 Controller software by clicking on it in the Start Menu.

▪If you are attempting to connect to the Portable Version, remember to change the

USB connection to “RS-232” in the unit’s “Setup” menu before connecting it to the

PC’s USB port.

Step 2: Select “RS-232” as the control interface.

If you already know the COM port of the unit, you can skip to Step 4.

In case you can’t control the unit but can connect to it, install the “XR21B1411“ USB UART

driver then try again.

Search for the diver that is suitable for the PC type and model used:

https://www.maxlinear.com/support/technical-documentation?partnumber=XR21B1411

Step 3: If you do not know the COM port of the unit you wish to connect to, click on the

“Device Manager” button which will open up the Windows Device Manager. Browse through

the devices listed under “Ports (COM & LPT)” to find the correct COM port.

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Step 4: Select the correct COM port of the unit from the dropdown in the 860 Controller

software and the software should automatically connect to the unit. If it is successful the

connection button will turn green ( ) and the “Not Linked” message will change to read

“Accepted”.

Step 5: If the connection button is still showing red ( ), double check that you have selected

the correct COM port and that the cable is properly connected. Click the button to attempt to

re-initiate the connection.

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SOFTWARE OPERATION

All major functions of the Signal Generator & Analyzer units are accessible from the tabs and

buttons provided in the main window of the 860 Controller software. These include operation

mode selection, EDID management, output resolution selection, pattern selection, function

control, sink/source monitoring, and cable testing (Portable Version only).

Operational Mode

The Signal Generator & Analyzer units have 2 main operational modes, Analyzer Mode and

Pattern Mode. The Portable Version has an additional 3rd mode, Cable Testing.

Select the preferred mode of operation by clicking the appropriate button in the Mode

Selection area in the upper-left corner of the software. The unit will take a few seconds to

change modes and refresh its data. Once the process has completed the button will be

highlighted and normal control can resume.

You may now select one of the Main Function buttons on the left side of the interface. This will

populate the interface with all appropriate controls and data relating to the selected function.

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If at any time you feel that the currently displayed data is not correct or up to date (due to

direct manual operation of the unit, for example) you may click on the Refresh button to force

a re-download of the unit’s data to the software.

Clicking on the Command Monitor button ( ) will open a second window that displays all

command responses from the connected unit. Individual Telnet commands may also be

entered here to test command syntax or to control the unit directly.

EDID Management (Analyzer/Pattern)

This tab provides control over the unit’s EDID Management including options to select, read,

write, analyze and save any EDID available to the unit. While these functions are primarily

used when in Analyzer Mode, they are also available in Pattern mode.

1. RENAME: Renames the currently selected “Write to:” EDID to the text typed into the

entry box.

2. PRE-F: Opens a quick-access list of recently opened EDID files.

3. OPEN: Loads a previously saved EDID file (*.bin format) from the local PC/Laptop and

places it into the left window.

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4. WRITE: Writes the EDID from the left window to the EDID destination selected in the

“Write to:” dropdown menu.

5. READ: Reads the EDID from the currently selected source/sink listed in the “Read from:”

dropdown menu and places it into the right window.

6. COMPARE: Compares the EDID in the left window with the EDID in the right window.

Any data that is different between the EDIDs will be marked in red.

7. <= COPY: Copies the EDID in the right window to the left window.

8. COPY SINK: Allows directly copying the EDID from the current HDMI sink to any of the

Copy EDID slots.

9. ANALYZE: Generates a short analysis report for the EDID (from the left or right window,

depending on the button pressed) in a new window. The report may be saved to the local

PC/Laptop if desired.

10.SAVE: Saves a copy of the EDID (from the left or right window, depending on the button

pressed) to a file on the local PC/Laptop.

11.CLEAR: Clears the copy of the EDID (from the left or right window, depending on the

button pressed) from memory.

12.Rx EDID: Allows selection of any EDID stored in the unit, or copied from a connected

sink. The selected EDID will be set as the EDID to be sent to any device connected to

the HDMI input (Rx) of the unit.

Output Resolution (Analyzer/Pattern)

This tab provides control over the unit’s Output Resolutions and allows setting “Favorite

Timings” for quick selection. These functions are available for both Analyzer Mode and

Pattern Mode.

The “Bypass” output resolution only works in Analyzer mode. The image below is from the Bench Version of the

unit. The list of available resolutions for the Portable Version is more limited.

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