Ohsung Electronics URCMSC400 MASTER SYSTEM CONTROLLER User Manual EMISSION TEST REPORT

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Test Report No.: GETEC-E3-06-067
FCC Part 15 Subpart B
APPENDIX H
: USER’S MANUAL
EUT Type: Master system controller
FCC ID: OZ5URCMSC400
MSC-400 System
Narrow Band RF Remotes Trigger
Automation of RS-232, IR and Relay
Controlled Components and Systems
MSC-400 Master System Controller
High performance audio video systems can include IR (infrared controlled
devices such as Satellite and Cable set top boxes, DVD players etc.),
RS-232 (serial controlled devices such as projectors, surround sound
receivers and media servers), and Relay and Voltage controlled
devices (such as lights, drapes, curtains and blinds). The MSC-400
Master System Controller is designed to seamlessly automate all
of these types of devices. Installation of the MSC-400 insures that
any future purchase can be successfully integrated regardless
of its control method.
Variety of User Interfaces
In the MSC-400 System,there are four compatible remote
controls which can be programmed to interface with the
Master System Controller; the MX-3000, MX-950, TX1000 and the MX-900. All have unique options for customization to any client’s tastes and needs, up to a unique
graphical style for every room and every user.
The Combination - Ultimate
Reliability, Flexibility and Power
In a system equipped with an MSC-400, the remote control in
the hands of the user has a very easy task compared to lesser
systems. Instead of sending multi-step macros (each step vulnerable to a mistake in pointing or other accidental interference), the
remote sends an instantaneous digital RF (Radio Frequency) command
to the MSC-400. This RF command is constructed with a unique error
correction algorithm for incredible RF range and reliability. Once the RF
“trigger” command is received by the MSC-400, sophisticated sensors,
control ports, vast memory and machine intelligence go to work.
COMPLETE
CONTROL
MSC-400 System Control Capabilities
Control up to 12 Devices via IR -
Controls
standard IR (Infrared) controlled audio video components.
There are six IR-only outputs, and six IR or RS-232 outputs. Each
can be individually adjusted and is compatible with rear panel
IR inputs on components or can be connected to IR emitters (6
IR emitters are included with the MSC-400, additional emitters
can be purchased six at a time).
On/Off Status of up to 6 Devices There are six video or voltage sensor inputs to
test whether a component is On or Off. Components like DVD
players and VCRs output video when on, no video when off. By
installing a URC VID Video Sensor and connecting to the
MSC-400, the MSC-400 will detect that the component is on or
off. Components like CATV set top boxes have a switched
outlet. If a low voltage wall adapter (5-24 V AC or DC) is
plugged into the components switched outlet and then connected
to a URC VS-100 Voltage Sensor, the MSC-400 can detect
whether the component is on or off. By combining the optional
VS-100 with products from other companies that detect light,
current, RF etc. the MSC-400 can reliably test on off status of
almost any kind of component.
Control up to 6 Devices via RS-232 - IR
ports 7-12 can be configured to be RS-232 instead of IR.
The installer uses the optional URC RS232 cables and when
needed, the URC MM6 Male to Male gender adapter to connect the MSC-400 to any RS-232 device that can be controlled
via TX, RX and GND only.
Expand RF Range to Cover Estates,
Connect up to 3 RF Receivers - The MSC400 includes one RFX-250 RF Receiver. The receiver is separate
from the Master System Controller to optimize freedom from
RF Interference and speed installation. Via the MSC-400s RF
Inputs, up to three RFX-250s can be connected. Since each
RFX-250 typically gives 50-100 feet of range, huge estates can
be given robust, reliable RF via a network of wired RF receivers.
Use remotes as PC Keyboards -
Via the
USB connector on the rear of the MSC-400, Complete
Control remotes can be programmed to act as PC keyboards on
any Windows PC with a USB port.
Control Screens, Drapes and Lifts Via the two relay connectors and the convenient
12v power outlet on the rear of the MSC-400, devices that
are controlled by applying a 12v Trigger voltage or by
contacts opening and closing, can be automated by
the MSC-400.
New Narrow Band RF
Transmission & Reception
Any audio video system, by its very nature, includes
components with high speed microprocessors which
produce wide band localized RF interference. The
combination of new versions of the MX-3000, MX-950,
TX-1000 and the MX-900 with the RFX-250 provides
ultra reliable RF via the extraordinarily specific narrow
band reception of the RFX-250. A new protocol
enables hundreds of complex macros, each with
hundreds of steps and all stored in the MSC-400 to be
individually triggered with a single button push on the
remote control regardless of the interference and noise
in the environment.
MX-950
Hybrid LCD
The combination of very narrow transmission
of digitally encoded packets sent THREE
times at digital speeds in milliseconds, assures
that every button press on the remote will be
received by the
MX-3000 Color
MSC-400. The
Touch Screen
MSC-400’s
sophisticated error correction
circuitry stores all three packets and
compares them. Once two packets
are identified as identical, the MSCNarrow Band RF
Transmission
400 goes to work.
This new technology not only increases
range, but increases reliability by a vast
margin. Only the Complete Control
MX-3000, MX-950, TX-1000 and
MX-900 are equipped with both the
new Narrow Band Transmitters and
the new RF Protocol.
TX-1000 Tablet Style
MX-900 Wand Style
RFX-250 Narrow Band RF
Receiver (Included with
the MSC-400)
COMPLETE
CONTROL
™
Instead of a simple macro, the MSC-400 intelligently tests each component to see whether it is on or off, then
sends the exact commands needed to reconfigure the system. As a result, the system responds perfectly to the
user, as if an invisible engineer was concealed in the system cabinet, operating the system for them.
Hardware Designed for Professional Installers Equips You with Instant Diagnostic Tools
MX-3000
Installing and programming the MSC-400 Master System Controller is sped enormously by a combination of
hardware and software design features. The MSC-400 is optimized for installation in a equipment rack or
cabinet. Softly glowing blue and green LED’s on the front panel indicate connections, sensor status and the RF
environment. In one glance, the professional installer can diagnose the system. When programming is required,
the installer simply connects a laptop via USB cable to the front panel programming port. No controls are
accessible to the end user (even if the end user were to connect to the MSC-400’s programming port, they
cannot upload the configuration).
Software Designed for Professional Installers Optimizes Programming
Flexibility with SPEED
MX-950
TX-1000
MRF Editor software offers extensive control options,
RS232 Two Way Diagnosis, IF/ELSE nesting logic and
elaborate speed options, like the channel favorites tool,
which enables installers to program dozens of numeric
keypad macros in seconds. The result, no limits on your
imagination when it comes to dreaming up new features
to make operation easier and fast, fast programming...
Expands to Control 22 Components
The unique Master/Slave programming options enables installers to combine two MSC-400’s into one
equipment location with complete integration of all macros in one Master MSC-400. The two MSC-400’s are
slaved together via the #12 RS-232 Ports on both units. Thus a combined system controls 22 components.
Specifications
MX-900
Microprocessor: Advanced ARM7TDMI
microprocessor enables the MSC-400 to perform
sophisticated logic, with nested IF ELSE
statements and tests of sensors and variables.
Memory: 32 Megabytes of SDRAM and 64
Megabytes of NAND Flash Memory enable the
MSC-400 to support vast, complex configurations.
Macro Capability: Supports up to 32,640 macros of
255 steps in each macro. Since Macros can be
nested as one step inside another Macro, there is
no realistic limit for macro steps.
COMPLETE
CONTROL
Learning Capability: Standard frequencies
(15kHz to 460kHz)
RF Range: (Radio Frequency):
50 to 100 feet, depending
upon the environment
RF Frequency: 418 MHz
Weight: 77.6 oz.
Size: 17.25" x 8.5" x 2.5"
™
500 Mamaroneck Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528
Phone: (914) 835-4484
www.universalremote.com
Fax: (914) 835-4532
MSC-400 System Quick Reference Guide
Power LED indicates
that the MSC-400 is
powered on.
USB 1 LED indicates that
the USB Programming Port
(Front Panel USB) is
connected to a PC.
Status LED lights whenever an RF USB 2 LED indicates that
signal is received and UNDERthe USB PC Keyboard Port
STOOD. The LED will continue to
(Rear Panel USB) is
light with each step of a macro.
connected to a PC.
Notice to User
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one more of
the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Warning
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note : The manufacturer is not responsible for any Radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Learning Sensor for learning IR commands.
Normally, learning is more
convenient via a remote.
MSC-400
Master System Controller
Front Panel
NOTE: MSC Editor Software is not
included with the MSC-400. It can
only be downloaded from the URC
Dealer Only website. If you have
not registered yet, call your distributor or sales representative for a
registration code and use the
Dealer Login at:
www.universalremote.com
Sensor LEDs light when a
Sensor is sensing that a
component is ON (Video is
present or Voltage is high).
Front Panel USB port is
used ONLY for
PROGRAMMING
Start with the antenna angle set to 45
degrees and positioned so that the
long side of the antenna is facing the
customer’s favorite seating position.
RFX-250
Narrow Band RF Receiver
Front Panel
45°
Once the RFX-250 is correctly connected, the POWER LED lights.
Front Views - Flip for Rear Views
If the RF LED lights without a
button push on the remote, the
RFX-250 must be moved to a
new mounting location. It is
receiving in-band RF INTERFERENCE.
When a button is pushed, the
RF LED indicates a signal is
detected.
MSC-400 System Quick Reference Guide
MSC-400 Master System Controller Rear Panel
IR and RS232 Outputs
For RS-232: Connect to Outputs 7-12 only. Order either RS232M (Male connector
for component) or RS232F (Female connector for component). No RS232 cables
are included with the MSC-400.
For IR: Outputs 1-6 are IR only. Outputs 7-12 can be used for either RS232 or IR.
Standard emitters can be used on 1-6, sleeved emitters should be used for Outputs
7-12. Control the IR output level via the adjustment screws on the top panel.
Standard Emitter for
Outputs 1-6 (can be used
temporarily in Outputs 7-12).
Compatible with MRF-300.
Six are included with the
MSC-400. Order IR6 - Six
emitters in one box.
Sleeved Emitter
for Outputs 7-12. Can
be used with 1-6 as
well.None are included with the MSC-400.
Order IRS6 - Six
sleeved emitters in
one box.
RS-232 Connector
for Outputs 7-12. None
are included with the
MSC-400. Order RS232M
(Male DB-9 connector for
component) or RS232F
(Female DB-9 connector
for component).
USB2
DC12V
This port allows
keyboard control
of a PC. This port
cannot be used
for programming.
Plug the
included AC
adapter in
here to power
the MSC-400.
Video or Voltage Sensor Inputs
IR Input
RF Input
RF Output
Relays 1 and 2
12V Output
Sense video via the VID-6 Video sensor (six to a box) or sense
a 3-25 V AC or DC voltage via the VS-100 Voltage Sensor
(Order the VS1006, six VS-100s to a box). The VS-100 Voltage
Sensor is necessary when using other manufacturer’s current,
light or RF sensors.No video or voltage sensors are included
with the MSC-400.
This port enables an
IR Keypad or connecting block to route IR
signals to all emitters.
This port connects to up to
three RFX-250s
in parallel.
This port connects
to other MRF or
MSC units in the
same location.
Each relay is compatible with Low Voltage applications (less
than 30V with no more than .5 amps maximum current). The
relay can be programmed to Open, Close or Toggle its state in
three ways: 1. Latching 2. Momentary for a specified time 3.
Momentary for as a long as the button is pressed and held.
This is not programmable,
simply a convenient power
supply for any Relay 1 or 2
controlled device that needs
12V (less than .5 amp).
Combining Two MSC-400’s in Master Slave Configuration
When configuring two MSC-400’s to be a single Master/Slave combination, the following connections must be made:
A. All RFX-250s must be connected to the MASTER (10’ cable is included).
B.The MASTER RF OUT is connected to the SLAVE RF IN (10’ cable is included).
C.An RS232 accessory cable must connect between the #12 RS232 ports of both the MASTER
and the SLAVE (this cable is not included, order the MS-01 Master/Slave cable.
RFX-250 RF Receiver
Master
RFX-250 Side View
Slave
Connect ONE (only) of either of the
RFX-250’s RF OUT connectors to
ONE (only) of either of the RF IN connectors on the MSC-400 using either
your cable or the supplied cable.
MSC-400 Rear View
Note that 5V and GND positions are
different on the RFX-250 compared to the MSC-400. The
Data connects to Data, 5 V connects to 5V and GND connects to GND.
Rear Views - Flip for Front Views

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