HOMERUN Series Matrix Switchers

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HOMERUN Series Matrix Switchers

HomeRun 1U High
HMV1616-V1A0


HomeRun 4U High
HMV1616-V2A2


HMV1616-V1A2
HMV1616-V5A2 

  • Modular System
  • Standard Size Configurations from 8x8 to 16x16
  • RGBHV, S-video, C-Video & Stereo Audio Formats
  • 300 MHz Bandwidth for Computer Video Models
  • 200 MHz Bandwidth for Broadcast Video Models
  • Full Break-Away or Follow Control for all Channels
  • GLI on Board (Built-in Ground Loop Protection)
  • Balanced or Unbalanced Audio Inputs
  • Sync Delay Switching (HMR models)
  • Vertical Interval Switching (HMV models)
  • Built-in RS-232 Control
  • Built-in 2-button Rear Panel Control
  • Optional Front Panel Control
  • Internal Power Supply (90-240V)

The Homerun Series is a line of high performance matrix switchers used to handle the routing of computer video, broadcast video and audio signals in a signal management system. It is typically used for matrix sizes between 8x8 and 16x16.

The Homerun Series is based on a modular design concept, allowing a great level of flexibility in selecting the appropriate matrix size and signal format for your application. Configuration Numbers have been established for the most popular configurations to simplify the ordering process (see following pages). When a Configuration Number is ordered, the appropriate modules and accessories are automatically included.

The building blocks of the Homerun Series matrix switchers are three modules (each with a 1U high, rack wide enclosure): one for computer video signals, one for "broadcast" video signals, and one for audio signals. In a typical configuration, each module is designated to handle one signal component. For example, an RGBHV + Stereo Audio matrix switcher is composed of five computer video modules (one for each of the Red, Green, Blue, Horizontal Sync and Vertical Sync components) and two audio modules (one for the Left Audio and one for the Right Audio components).

The modules are connected together with short RS-232 jumper cables that are included with the configuration. This enables all of the connected modules and associated components to switch simultaneously.

All High Resolution (HMR) Configurations are constructed with Isolated Video Input Cards. The Isolated Video Inputs provide protection against ground loops in a system. Ground loops often appear as a "hum bar" that rolls from bottom to top on a video display, but they can also manifest themselves in different ways. For instance, they can cause the image to "jitter" from side to side. In some cases, ground loops can actually damage equipment. The Isolated Inputs are a critical feature for a matrix switcher, since the nature of a matrix switcher involves interconnecting many different pieces of equipment from many different locations, a situation that is likely to cause ground loops.

Computer Video models (HMR) offer Sync Delay switching, a feature that eliminates the "glitch" normally associated with switching between high-resolution video sources. This is done by disconnecting the video momentarily while the incoming sync from a selected channel is locked -- allowing the glitch to take place off screen. Broadcast Video (HMV) configurations offer Vertical Interval Switching.

Homerun matrix switchers come standard with RS-232 control capabilities. They also have a built-in 2-button rear panel control for both video and audio. This 2-button control provides a simple means of testing the unit during installation without the need for a front panel control. The Homerun can also be controlled using Windows 95/Windows 98 compatible software available from ALTINEX, which may be downloaded from our Web Site at no charge (see Software in following pages).

A control panel, CP-01, may be ordered optionally for installation into the front panel of a Homerun module, allowing control over all of the modules in a particular configuration. Often two control panels will be ordered for the purpose of handling video and audio modules separately.

Homerun matrix switchers come with a standard 100 to 240V AC internal power supply, enabling them to be used internationally.

Application Diagram

Technical Components

GENERAL

 

Format Configurations

HMA: Audio
HMV: Broadcast Video (200 MHz)
HMR: Computer Video (300 MHz)

Standard Configurations

8x8, 8x12, 8x16, 12x4, 12x8, 12x12, 12x16, 16x4, 16x8, 16x12, 16x16

 

INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTOR

 

HMA

Audio: 5-Position Terminal Block (Stereo or Mono)

HMV

Video: 1 Female BNC
S-video: 2 Female BNCs
Component Video: 3 Female BNCs
Audio: 5-Position Terminal Block

HMR

RGsB: 3 Female BNCs
RGBS: 4 Female BNCs
RGBHV: 5 Female BNCs
Audio: 5-Position Terminal Block

 

COMPATIBILITY

 

HMA

Mono: Mono, Balanced or Unbalanced
Stereo: L/R, Balanced or Unbalanced

HMV

C-Video: Composite Video
S-video: Composite Video, S-video
Component Video: Composite Video, S-video, Component Video
Audio: Stereo or Mono

HMR

RGsB: Composite Video, S-video, Component Video, RGsB
RGBS: Composite Video, S-video, Component Video, RGsB, RGBS
RGBHV: Composite Video, S-video, Component Video, RGsB, RGBS, RGBHV
Audio: Stereo or Mono

 

MECHANICAL

 

Each Module

Height: 1.75 in; 44 mm
Width: 17 in; 432 mm
Depth: 11 in; 280 mm
Weight: 6.4 lb.; 3.0 kg
Ship Weight: 7.8 lb.; 3.6 kg
Material: 0.1" Al
Finish: Gray
Front/Back Panel: Lexan Overlay
T¡Æ Operating: 10¡ÆC to 40¡ÆC
T¡Æ Maximum: 50¡ÆC
Humidity: 0 to 45% non-condensed
MTBF (calc.): 40,000 hrs (min.)

ELECTRICAL

Audio (HMA, HMV, HMR)

Input

Type: Differential (Balanced)
Voltage: 20V p-p, +/-10V
Impedance: 10k ohms (optional 600 ohms)
CMRR: 80dB@10Hz to 20KHz

Output

Type: Differential (Balanced)
Impedance: <22 ohms (drives 600 ohms directly)
Crosstalk: <80dB @ 1kHz (all channels hostile)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >95dB
Bandwidth: 10Hz to 40Hz
Stereo Channel Separation: >75dB @ 1kHz >60dB @ 20kHz

Video (HMV)

Input

Level: 1.2Vp-p
Impedance: 75 ohms, 1%
Return Loss: <40dB @ 10MHz
Coupling: DC (Balanced)
Type: Isolated/Balanced

Output

Impedance: 75 ohms, 1%
Return Loss: 40dB @ 10MHz
DC on Outputs: +/-30mV maximum
Equalization: 3dB @ 80 to 100MHz

Gain

Gain: 1.01
Gain Stability: 0.01%
Gain Adjust Range: None
Gain Difference Between All Channels: 1% maximum
Linear Distortions:
Frequency Range: 0 to 200MHz 0 to 3dB
Vertical Tilt: <0.01%
Horizontal Tilt: <0.01%
Low Frequency: <0.01%

Bandwidth

Input 1 to Output 16: 200 MHz @ -3dB
Input 8 to Output 8: 200 MHz @ -3dB
Input 16 to Output 1: 200 MHz @ -3dB

Crosstalk

Video to Video: <35dB @ 10MHz All inputs & outputs hostile
Pulse & Bar Response: Factor (2T)
Bar Slope: 0.2%
Pulse/Bar Ratio: 0.2%
Switching Transient: 22mV (IRE units)

Chrominance/Luminance

Gain Inequality: +/-1% max
Delay Inequality: +/-1ns

Switching Characteristics:
Switching Time: <1ms
Differential Delay Input to
Output, Same Output: <.05ms
Differential Delay Output to
Output, Same Input: <.05ms
Computer Video: (HMR)

Input

Level: 1.2Vp-p (max)
Impedance: 75 ohms, 1%
Return Loss: <40dB @ 10MHz
Coupling: DC (balanced)
Type: Isolated/Balanced

Output

Impedance: 75 ohms, 1%
Return Loss: 40dB @ 10MHz
DC on Outputs: +/-30mV (max)
Equalization: +3dB @ 80 to 100 MHz

Gain

Gain: 1.01
Gain Stability: 0.01%
Gain Adjust Range: None

Gain Difference

Between All Channels: 1% max

Linear Distortions

Frequency Response: 0 to 350MHz 0 to 3dB
Vertical Tilt: <0.01%
Horizontal Tilt: <0.01%
Low Frequency: <0.01%

Bandwidth

Input 1 to Output 16: 250MHZ @ 0dB, 300MHz @ -3dB
Input 8 to Output 8: 275MHz @ 0dB, 325MHz @ -3dB
Input 16 to Output 1: 300MHz @ 0dB, 350MHz @ -3dB

Crosstalk

Video to Video: <35dB @ 10MHz All inputs & outputs hostile

Switching Characteristics

Switching Time: <1ms
Differential Delay Input to
Output, Same Output: <0.05ms
Differential Delay Output to
Output, Same Input: <0.05ms

Power

Power: 90 to 265V AC
Power Consumption: 50 watts max.


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