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Glossary of termsContents

Control System
A 3rd party method of control for MHUB systems. For example, Crestron, Control4, RTI, Savant, Fibaro, etc.

HDBaseT
Technology used to convert HDMI into a format which can be carried over network cable.

IR RX & IR TX
Infrared (IR) Receiver (RX) and Transmitter (TX). The RX ‘receives’ a signal from another remote control and the TX ‘transmits’ it.

IR Cascade
Describes the method by which IR captured on one MHUB system in a stack can be passed down to the next MHUB and so on.

MHUB
Video or Audio distribution systems manufactured by HDANYWHERE.

uOS/MHUB-OS
MHUB’s on-board operating system from which most settings can be configured. To access MHUB-OS or uOS please visit your MHUB’s IP address from a web browser.

Stacking
If one MHUB is connected to another to form a larger system this is referred to as stacking or a stacked system. Only applies to HDANYWHERE hardware.

Tipping Point Compression (TPC)
Video content such as Ultra HD 4K 60 4:4:4 uses up to 18Gbps of data at any one time which is not possible over current HDBaseT technology. HDA makes transmission of 18Gbps content possible using TPC.

uControl
A remote control app for MHUB systems made by HDANYWHERE and available from iOS app store.

In the box

• x1 MHUB S (8+8x8) 100 Chassis/Hub
• x8 Display receivers
• x17 Infrared Transmitter cable (1.5m) (IR TX)
• x10 Infrared (20-60Khz) Receiver cable (1.5m) (IR RX)
• x1 MHUB S Source IR Stacking Cable (0.5m)
• x8 Three Pin Phoenix Connector
• x9 Chassis and display receiver mounting bracket pairs
• x1 Master remote control
• x1 In-room remote control
• x1 RS232 serial cable (1.5m)

• x1 100-240V AC 50/60Hz cable (IEC lead)
• x1 User Guide
• x1 MHUB S (8+8x8) 100A Chassis/Hub
• x8 Display receivers
• x17 Infrared Transmitter cable (1.5m) (IR TX)
• x10 Infrared (20-60Khz) Receiver cable (1.5m) (IR RX)
• x1 MHUB S Source IR Stacking Cable (0.5m)
• x8 Three Pin Phoenix Connector
• x9 Chassis and display receiver mounting bracket pairs
• x1 Master remote control
• x1 In-room remote control
• x1 RS232 serial cable (1.5m)
• x1 100-240V AC 50/60Hz cable (IEC lead)
• x1 User Guide

Name: MHUB S (8+8x8) 100
Product code: MHUBS888100
Name: MHUB S (8+8x8) 100A
Product code: MHUBS888100A

Specification

Note: Only Dolby Vision Low Latency Mode is supported at 60Hz over Video TPC output.

Note: For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully before connecting, operating or configuring this product. Please keep this manual for future reference.

Caution: Surge protection is recommended. This MHUB system contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by electrical spikes, surges, electric shock, lightening strikes, etc. The usage of surge protection systems is recommended in order to protect and extend the life of your system.

Note: This product is protected by International Patents:
GB 2548668
US 10587822
HK 1238827
CN 108259784
AU 201711363118 (PENDING)

MHUB S (8+8x8) 100A front panel & description

• A. Power: Indicator light. If this light is on and solid then MHUB has power and is on.
• B. Source Selector: Selector to choose HDMI video input for each corresponding output (A-H). Tapping this button will cycle through HDMI inputs (1-8) sequentially.
• C. Enable DHCP: Press and hold Source Selector button (A) to reset network settings back to DHCP.
• D. Service Port: Service port for local updates and basic control of MHUB.

MHUB S (8+8x8) 100A rear panel / MHUB S (8+8x8) 100 front panel & description

• A. Power: Indicator light. If this light is on and solid then MHUB has power and is on.
• B. Source Selector: Selects a HDMI video input for each corresponding output (A-H). Tapping this button will cycle through HDMI inputs (1-8) sequentially.
• C. Enable DHCP: Press and hold Source Selector button (A) to reset network settings back to DHCP.

MHUB S (8+8x8) 100 rear panel / Rear panel descriptions (both models)

1. Source (IN): HDMI video input ports indicated by numbers.
2. Mirror (OUT): HDMI video input mirror. Any HDMI source connected to the corresponding input port “Source (IN)” will be mirrored from this port. Use this port to connect MHUB S to another MHUB system (page 25).
3. Source IR (OUT): Connect an IR TX to control corresponding HDMI inputs.
4. Display IR (IN): Connect an IR RX to send a remote (IR) control command through MHUB to the corresponding display receiver’s “IR (OUT)” port.
5. Hub IR (IN): Connect an IR RX to enable remote (IR) control of MHUB.
6. All IR (IN): Connect an IR RX to this port to send a remote (IR) control command to all display receiver “IR (OUT)” ports.
7. AVR IR (OUT): Connect an IR TX to enable remote (IR) control of an AVR.
8. Stack IR (IN): Connect a Source IR Stacking Cable to this port to receive IR commands from another MHUB S system (page 25).
9. Stack IR (OUT): Connect a Source IR Stacking Cable to this port to send source IR commands to another MHUB S system (page 25).
10. Video (OUT): HDBaseT (RJ45) & HDMI video mirror output ports. These ports connect to MHUB S display receivers via Category cable. The HDMI “Mirror (OUT)” outputs mirror the HDBaseT port (A & B only) and are not switchable independently. The HDBaseT port has two indicator lights. Left (orange) light: solid means HDCP is detected. Flashing means there is no HDCP. Off means no HDMI signal is detected. Right (green) light: solid means connection between MHUB and display receiver is good. Flashing means that the connection is poor. Off means that there is no connection detected.
11. Audio (OUT): MHUBS888100A - Paired 3.5mm stereo and optical audio output ports. These ports support two modes of operation (follow source or follow output) which can be configured from the “System Settings” page on uOS. Once set, the configuration will apply to all Audio (OUT) ports. The 3.5mm ports are pre-out, meaning that volume can be controlled from uOS and fed to an external amplifier. These ports do not downmix.
12. Audio (OUT): MHUBS888100 - Coax audio output which extract and mirror audio from their corresponding video outputs (A-H). These ports do not downmix.
13. Control (IP): Enables TCP/IP control of MHUB over Ethernet.
14. RS232: Enables a PC or control system to control MHUB over serial. Wired (A/GND/B).
15. GND: Earthing point to connect MHUB casing to ground.
16. Power: Connect the supplied IEC power lead to provide power to MHUB with a master power switch (MHUBS888100A only)

MHUB S display receiver diagram & description

• 1. Power LED: Indicator light. If this light is on and solid then the display receiver has power.
• 2. Firmware Update: Micro USB port for firmware updates via PC software.
• 3. RS232 (OUT): Will output a serial command sent to MHUB via API or control system command (IP > RS232) only.
• 4. IR IN: Connect an IR RX to send a remote (IR) control command from the display receiver to MHUB’s active “Source IR (OUT)” port. IR OUT: Connect an IR TX to this port to control displays using remote (IR) control commands.
• 5. Stereo (OUT): Outputs 2ch stereo (not down-mixed) from video input.
• 6. HDMI (OUT): HDMI video output. Connect to your display to provide a picture and audio.
• 7. Video: HDBaseT link between MHUB and display receiver. This port has two indicator lights. Left light: solid means HDCP is detected. Flashing means there is no HDCP. Off means no HDMI signal is detected. Right light: solid means connection between MHUB and display receiver is good. Flashing means that the connection is poor. Off means that there is no connection detected.
• 8. Power: DC24V / 1A. The display receiver is powered via Power over HDBaseT (PoH) from MHUB. The port is there in case of PoH failure.

IR (Infrared) control

MHUB can manage IR signals and route them to sources, AVRs or displays. Using this feature will allow you to use a remote control and pass that IR command from your display location to MHUB or vice-versa.

Sending IR commands from a display ‘back’ to MHUB

This will enable backwards IR control (the most common form of IR control) where IR signals from a remote in any one of your zones is sent back to MHUB and your source device.

Sending IR commands to a display

1. Connect an IR TX to port labelled “Source IR (OUT)” on MHUB. Ensure that the port number matches the port number of the corresponding video source input, labelled “Source (IN)”. For example, if you have Apple TV plugged in to port 3, then the IR TX cable should also be connected to Source IR (OUT) port 3.
2. Place the IR TX bud (small tear drop part) in front of the IR window of the source. Repeat for each source device you wish to control.
3. Connect an IR RX to port labelled “IR IN” on the display receiver.
4. Place IR RX head in line-of-sight of the remote control.

1.5m

1. Connect an IR TX to port labelled “IR OUT” on the display receiver.
2. Place the IR TX bud (small tear drop part) in front of the IR window of the display. Repeat for each display you wish to control.
3. Connect an IR RX to port labelled “Display IR (IN)” on MHUB. Ensure that the port letter matches the port letter routed to the display receiver.
4. Place IR RX head in line-of-sight of the remote control.

IR Transmitter (IR TX)
IR Receiver (IR RX)
NC
Ground
Signal
Signal
Power
Power

Testing that IR control worksUsing the Master & Room remote

This section aims to verify that your MHUB’s IR control system is setup correctly and assumes that your MHUB has been wired as per the instructions laid out in this manual. Please refer to the MHUB wiring diagrams in this document to ensure that your setup matches that before proceeding with the verification below.

Testing basic operation from a display ‘back’ to MHUB

To verify that IR control is working correctly proceed to any display receiver location with an IR RX connected to it. Use the MHUB Room Remote to select a source with an IR TX connected to it at the MHUB end. You should notice that the MHUB switches to that source on your display. Now pick up your source remote control for the source you just switched to and attempt to control the source using the native remote control. If both work then you have setup IR control correctly. Repeat this step for all display receiver locations.

Testing commands from MHUB to a display

To verify that control commands from MHUB to your display are working you will need to use uControl, or test using the following method. 1) select a display that you wish to test 2) connect an IR RX to the corresponding Display IR (IN) input 3) ensure that the display receiver has an IR TX connected and that it is pointed to the display IR receiving window 4) take the display remote control to the MHUB location and point the remote at the IR RX, test the on/off command. The display should turn on or off. This will confirm that IR can pass from MHUB to your display successfully.

Working with identical source devices (discrete IR)

MHUB can work with multiple source devices that are identical due to its discrete IR function. Discrete IR avoids IR clashes that result in unwanted operation of all identical devices. MHUB manages this by targeting IR commands specifically to the source device being watched on the display. When using two or more identical source devices, take measures to avoid IR transmission leaks that could cause the identical source devices to respond in error. This includes simple measures like placing identical sources on different shelves or attempting to ‘hood’ the IR TX so that IR signals can not leak.

MHUB comes with two types of native remote control.

1. A Master Remote control
2. A Room Remote control

Both remote controls are limited to video switching operations only. HDANYWHERE does not recommend that these remote controls are used as a primary controlling device for MHUB (see section: “MHUB control methods”).

The Master Remote control provides video switching control regardless of the room or zone that the command comes from. This is useful if MHUB is installed in an environment like a bar where you might want to switch all TVs from one source to another.

The Room Remote control uses ‘contextual’ IR which means that it will only switch video sources for the zone or room that you’re in.

MHUB S (8+8x8) 100 Master and Room remote controls

Currently you can use Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7 or Cat7a with MHUB S. Cat5e may work, but is not recommended, due to bandwidth requirements required by the system.

Optimum performance

Whichever network cable type you choose, ensure that the main wiring architecture is ‘solid core’ and not stranded ‘patch’ cabling. Patch cabling can be used for the last few metres of a run (e.g wallplate) but should be avoided over longer runs as signal transfer over stranded cores is significantly impacted. 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 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.

Shielded cables

Shielded FTP cable is not a stipulation. However, if you are using this type of cable ensure compatible shielded accessories are used. Failure to terminate cable screen at all points can induce interference rather than eliminate it.

Patch panels and wall plates

If patch panels are terminated correctly then there is a minimal loss of distance. 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 transmission lengths. TIP: Instead of using RJ45 wallplates search for “brush plates” this will yield many results.

Cabling

HDMI cabling

HDANYWHERE recommends using suitably robust and 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 MHUB or its display receivers. Where HDMI cables longer than 5 metres are required, HDA recommends utilising its own brand of long distance HDMI cables or suitable alternative. A good video demonstrating this can be found here: https://youtu.be/EbWAEndiCuU

Terminate using RJ45 connectors to 568B wiring standard.

Note: DO NOT USE COPPER CLAD ALUMINIUM/STEEL (CCA/CCS) Cat CABLE.

Hire a HDA Pro

If cabling infrastructure, control and best practises appear a little too much to absorb and learn then why not hire a HDA Pro to do the work instead for you? Having your MHUB system professionally installed should help to guarantee the system’s long-term performance and ensure that it blends neatly with your decor. All HDA Pros have the added ability to manage your system remotely for you - meaning that routine maintenance and even advanced troubleshooting can be done without the need to visit your home. Ask our HDA Pros for home control, cinema, heating/AC, lighting and security services. Download a guide to picking a HDA Pro here: https://content2.hdanywhere.com/en/downloads/documents/hdanywhere_doc-picking-an-installer.pdf

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MHUB control methods

MHUB S has been designed to be operated and controlled in numerous ways depending on your requirements. There are limited control options from the front panel and from the Master and Room remote, so attention needs to be paid to the method by which MHUB will be controlled. The methods to control and considerations for each are listed below.

uControl App & uControl Remote

Available for free on iOS uControl is MHUB’s native method of control. All of MHUB’s built-in features are available; offering comprehensive control over switching, source/display/volume control (depending on MHUB model) and executing Sequences in all zones. uControl communicates over the same Local Area Network (LAN) as your MHUB which allows for global control over the entire system regardless of what zone you are in. In the absence of a third-party control system, HDANYWHERE recommends uControl as the method to control your MHUB on a daily basis.

Voice & wearables

All MHUB systems support voice control as standard via an Amazon Echo (Alexa) device or Apple Watch. Voice and wearable control is not designed to act as a primary control method but to assist the other methods listed on this page. Generally, these methods are used to execute Sequences or Functions rather than provide direct control over your AV device or the MHUB itself (for example: navigation, volume and playhead transport control).

Third-party control system

Control via a third-party control system is supported using our latest and most advanced API to date. For an up-to-date list of systems that MHUB S supports please visit the “Control Drivers” section of our support site: http://support.hdanywhere.com. Control varies depending on the control system being used but typically, switching is supported with other drivers able to offer more. Please consult a HDA Pro (page 19) to find out more.

MHUB-OS / uOS

Any device with a web browser can control MHUB directly from MHUB-OS’ dashboard. From here it is possible to switch the MHUB and adjust volume (depending on MHUB model). The OS is also where all configuration for MHUB is done including how IR is passed when multiple MHUB S systems are stacked together.

Master and Room remote controls (IR)

MHUB supports the passing of IR commands from any display receiver location back to MHUB and vice versa, this is described on pages 16-17.

Stacking BasicsWorks with uControl Remote

MHUB S is a ‘stackable’ system meaning that it can be added to other compatible MHUBs to create a larger system.

Stacking MHUB with a control system

If you intend to control your stacked MHUB setup from a control system then ensure that it supports the concept of a split video input source. Control system drivers for MHUB S are designed for standalone operation and you must ensure that you can use separate instances of the driver to support your (bigger) system.

Stacking MHUB & using IR cascade + uControl exclusively

You can control the entire system using uControl and built-in IR passback/cascading systems on board MHUB S. If you intend on setting up MHUB to work exclusively from uControl then you will need a uControl Zone Processor (https://hdanywhere.com/products/ucontrol-zone-processor) to act as the controller for your system.

Tip: Document your wiring connections, especially the interconnects between MHUB - VERY IMPORTANT! It is advisable to have a drawing or a plan in place before you start to connect your MHUB systems up. Outputs from MHUB can act as inputs for Slave MHUBs and both can be switched to any input/output combination. This can get very confusing!

Up-to-date stacking guides can be found online

Guides and wiring diagrams for stacking can be found on our Support Site (http://support.hdanywhere.com).SOLD SEPARATELY

Standalone operation with AVR and pre-out controlled amplifier audio

ROUTER OR CONTROL SYSTEM

• Zone A: VOICE CONTROL, 1080P SCALED Display Receiver, AVR AMP LINE-LEVEL VOLUME CONTROL
• Zone B: 18Gbps NATIVE uControl
• Zone C: 18Gbps TPC Display Receiver

HDMI Cable
Ethernet Cable
Cat 6 / HDBaseT
IR RX/TX Cable
Speaker Cable
Power

IN OUT A B

18Gbps
TPC
TO MHUB DISPLAY RECEIVER DISPLAY Zone A Source IR Stacking Cable

Stacking (8x24) with optional IR control (passback)

Stacking (8x24) with optional IR control (passback)

Basic stacking diagram for a 8x24 system Stacked system with cascaded IR passed back to source

Using uControl

Using uControl

uControl is our native method of control which can be used to control all sources, AVRs, displays and other MHUB devices from anywhere in your property. The following pages describe the main interface areas, their function and how to use them.

1. Tapping this button reveals the zone selector and allows access to the settings menu (see #10-12).
2. This label indicates the zone that you are controlling. All control commands are targeted in this area.
3. Zone power control: this button reveals a sub menu containing all devices available which can be turned on or off. Power buttons can be displayed in two colours describing how you interact with the button: Red) indicating the device power control can be toggled, a tap to turn on and a tap to turn off. Blue) meaning that the power control requires an explicit interaction to turn on or off. Tap to turn off and press and hold for 2 seconds to turn on.
4. Control selector bar. This bar includes all sources that can be controlled in your system. All devices are listed in this bar and navigating between devices can be done by swiping left or right horizontally. Devices can be removed or added back by accessing uControl settings.
5. Control group icon: on smaller devices controls are grouped together for quicker access. If your device has its controls grouped then the icons will appear here, examples are numeric keypads, or playhead controls which are typically grouped together.
6. Control interface. This area is where your control interface is displayed. The control interface will change dynamically depending on the device that you have selected from the control selector bar.
7. Gesture control area will appear in the control interface as a large square or rectangle. This area supports nine control types familiar to all mobile device users. Swipe up, down, left or right to replicate the same command on your device. Tapping acts as an Enter command. Additionally, if supported, then two fingers down will pause and two fingers up will resume. Drawing a chevron to the right will skip forward and a chevron to the left will take you back.

Don’t have time? Watch online!

https://youtu.be/4qGYH4q0XEM

8

Audio selector icon. Tapping this icon will cycle through the different audio devices that are available in that zone.

1. Display audio (TV & speaker icon): Provides volume/mute control for the display. Pressing and holding the TV icon will reveal ARC options if supported and any audio inputs connected to the MHUB.
2. AVR audio (AVR icon): If the zone contains an AVR then volume/mute controls will be presented. When selected, all volume commands will be directed to the AVR instead of the display.
3. MHUB AUDIO (MHUB AUDIO icon): A third tap will enable MHUB AUDIO volume control of speakers in that zone if MHUB S has been configured as a V&A/stack. In this mode, volume buttons are replaced with an audio slider and an additional label is displayed to inform the user what audio is being routed to the speakers. Pressing and holding this icon will reveal a source selector menu allowing you to switch to audio inputs directly connected to MHUB AUDIO.

9

Volume control: increase or decrease volume by using a slider (MHUB AUDIO only) or tapping the “+” or “-” buttons. Tapping the mute icon will reduce the volume to 0 or put the device in a mute state. Volume commands are targeted depending on what audio device is active as per point #8.

10

Tap to access uControl and OS settings for app and MHUB configuration options.

11

Change zones by selecting the zone you wish to control here. If a blue display icon appears then this means that there is display control in that zone. Zones can be reordered or removed by pressing and holding on the zone label and then clicking “Done” which appears near location #10.

12

Execute Sequence. If you have created a Sequence in MHUB-OS then you can make it visible from uControl’s setting page. Tapping the Sequence button will execute that Sequence anywhere in the property.

Important information

Help is only an email away: support@hdanywhere.com.

Terms & Policies, including General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other Data Protection Laws.
During the setup of MHUB, the HDA Pro (Installer) and End-User are required to agree to a set of terms, conditions, rules, policies and license agreements, including the HDANYWHERE Privacy Policy. These terms, notices and policies are, collectively, the “Agreements”. By installing or using MHUB, you agree to be bound by the Agreements.

EU Conformity
Hereby, HDANYWHERE declares that this HDMI connectivity device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the following Directives: 2006/95/EC (LVD Directive); 2004/108/EC (EMC Directive); 1999/5/EC (R&TTE Directive). The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available in the compliance section at HDANYWHERE.com/legals

Recycling your device properly
In some areas, the disposal of certain electronic devices is regulated. Make sure you dispose of or recycle your device in accordance with your local laws and regulations.

Important information

Playback of advanced audio
HDMI sources must be set to output Dolby Atmos or DTS-HD within their own settings if this audio type is required. Additional EDID configuration may be required on MHUB and this can be done via the “AV Settings” section within MHUB-OS. Displays, soundbars and AVRs connected to MHUB’s outputs must be capable of decoding and/or playing Dolby Atmos or DTS-HD content in order to hear playback.

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Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment

WEEE reg. no.: DE 93847290

The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol on the product, packaging or in this manual means that electrical and electronic equipment must not be disposed of with household waste at the end of its life. Hand in old devices free of charge at a public collection point or return them to a distributor obliged to take them back. Remove batteries and lamps that can be removed without destroying the device before handing it in, and delete any personal data stored on the device. Details are regulated by national law. By returning old devices you help protect the environment.

Batteries

Batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. Return used batteries free of charge to collection points or retailers.

Packaging

Dispose of packaging separately by material (paper/cardboard, plastics) via the local collection systems. Keep packaging material away from children – risk of suffocation. Packaging register LUCID: DE5958616449295.