MURIDEO 8K SIX-G Test Pattern Generator User Manual

MURIDEO 8K SIX-G Test Pattern Generator

Product Information

• Product Name: MU-GEN2-SIX-G-8K HDMI 2.1 40Gbps FRL Test Pattern Generator
• Description: The Murideo 8K SIX-G is an HDMI pattern generator designed for the AV integration market. It is used to confirm HDMI 2.0(b) and HDCP 2.3 operation at the 40 Gbps level. The SIX-G is also a troubleshooting tool for high-bandwidth HDMI systems and a reference source for video calibration. It can act as any modern HDMI source and supports firmware upgrades.

Features:

• CEC Test – CEC Pass/Fail test
• Supports audio confidence tests
• Field upgradeable firmware
• 10 available slots to store uploaded patterns
• Supports .jpeg, .png, .bin, and .bmp image formats
• Comes with a protective cover on the screen (removable)

Included in the Box:

• MU-GEN2-SIX-G-8K Generator
• 12V 2A DC/AC Power Supply / Charger (110-240 VAC)
• Rechargeable Battery Pack (Internal)
• x1 USB-C to USB A cable
• x1 3.5mm to DB9 (F) serial cable adapter

Product Usage Instructions

Connection Overview:
The generator should be connected to an HDMI INPUT/OUTPUT to validate CEC functionality.

Video Generator: Main Menu
To access the main menu, press the OK button. Use the up/down arrow keys to select a sub-menu, then press the OK button to enter.

Video Generator: Shortcut Timing
Use the Shortcut Timing button to quickly jump to commonly used Timing & Resolutions. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to highlight your desired selection, then press the OK button to set it.

Main Menu Options:

1. Timing Setup
2. Pattern Setup
3. Color Space Setup
4. BT.2020 Setup
5. Color Depth Setup
6. HDCP Setup
7. HDCP22 Content Type
8. HDMI/DVI Setup
9. HDR Setup
10. Audio Setup
11. CEC Test
12. Sync & Latency Test
13. Save EDID
14. Sink EDID Info
15. System Setup

Introduction

The Murideo 8K SIX-G is an HDMI pattern generator intended for the AV integration market to confirm HDMI 2.0(b) and HDCP 2.3 operation at the 40 Gbps level. Additionally, the SIX-G is an excellent field troubleshooting tool for distributed high bandwidth HDMI systems and a reference source for video calibration. This device can create a signal that allows it to act as any modern HDMI source.

The handheld device is portable thanks to a built-in battery and can generate over 100 different test patterns for setup, calibration and troubleshooting. There’s a three-inch colour display with simplified menus as well as free PC control software. The 8K SIX-G also features Hot Plug Detect, EDID read/write functionality and the ability to create custom resolutions. There’s the option for either RS232 or USB control and support for CalMAN and Light Illusion calibration software. The 8K SIX-G is the only unit to carry the complete suite of ISF test patterns, selectable colour output level, RGB Triplets and Constant APL (Average Picture Level) all in one place, making it calibrator’s dream. The 8K SIX-G is ISF Labs and DPL Labs certified, the firmware is field upgradeable, and it even includes audio confidence tests.

Pair the 8K SIX-G with the 8K SIX-A Analyzer and you have the most powerful HDMI system troubleshooting system on the planet! You can upload any image/pattern you want, the uploader will store the pattern in one of the 10 available “slots” for recall later. It will even upload the thumbnail to the LCD screen. It supports .jpeg, .png, .bin and .bmp.

Note : The SIX-G ships with a protective cover on the screen that you may remove, although this is not required for operation.

NOTE : This document contains many technical terms and acronyms. If you are unsure of what these mean we have a full GLOSSARY of Audio Video terms with definitions available at www.murideo.com

Features

• HDMI 2.0(a) Support. 600 Mcsc – 3840x2160P@60Hz 4:4:4
• HDMI 2.1 40Gbps FRL 7680×4320@60Hz 4:2:0
• Color Space Selectable
  1. RGB Full
  2. RGB Limited
  3. YC444, 422, 420 (16-235)
  4. Auto Detect (read EDID – display preferred format)
• High Bit Depth – 8, 10, 12, and 16 bit per pixel support
• HDR (High Dynamic Range) Support
  1. HDR10
  2. HLG
  3. Dolby Vision
  4. Custom HDR Memory
  5. 4 Native HDR Test Patterns
  6. 2020 (Wide Color Gamut WCG) Support
• HDCP Content Type Selectable
  1. Type 0 – Type 0 content can pass over any version of HDCP (1. x or x)
  2. Type 1 – Type 1 content requires mandatory HDCP x

1. CEC Test – CEC Pass/Fail Connect to an HDMI INPUT/OUTPUT to validate CEC functionality
2. Sync & Latency When using SIX-G-8K/SIX-A-8K Pair
3. Full 10-bit RGB Triplet Generator (0-1024 RGB)
4. HDCP Selectable – Off, HDCP x or HDCP 1.x
5. Hot Plug Detect Indicator Light
6. ISF Test Patterns including contrast, brightness, colour, tint, sharpness and more.
7. DLP Labs Certified

• EDID Read and Save functionality
  1. x6 EDID Memory Slots
  2. Read and Display EDID (glance on the device, detailed information using PC software)
  3. Emulate any display
• USB/Serial Control
• Free PC software (Control, Custom Pattern Uploader) @www.murideo.com
• API (Application Programming Interface) Available upon request email support@murideo.com
• Reference Source for third-party calibration
• Portable, Battery Operated
• 3” LCD with simple menu system
• Native 4K Geometry Pattern in multiple Timings (Frame Rates)
• Audio test tones for confidence testing

What’s in the box

1. MU-GEN2-SIX-G-8K Generator
2. 12V 2A DC/AC Power Supply / Charger (110- 240 VAC)
3. Rechargeable Battery Pack (Internal)
4. x1 USB-C to USB A cable
5. x1 5mm to DB9 (F) serial cable adapter ****

FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW

Connection Overview

Video Generator: Main Menu

Pressing the OK button will bring up the Main Menu. Use the up/down arrow keys to select a sub-menu, press the OK button to enter

1. Timing Setup
2. Pattern Setup
3. Color Space Setup
4. BT.2020 Setup
5. Color Depth Setup
6. HDCP Setup
7. HDCP22 Content Type
8. HDMI/DVI Setup
9. HDR Setup
10. Audio Setup
11. CEC Test
12. Sync & Latency Test
13. Save EDID
14. Sink EDID Info
15. System Setup

Video Generator: Shortcut Timing
You can use the Shortcut Timing button to jump to 6 commonly used Timing and resolutions. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to highlight your desired selection, then the OK button to set it.

Video Generator: Main Menu
Pressing the OK button will bring up the Main Menu. Use the up/down arrow keys to select a sub-menu, and press the OK button to enter.

1. Timing Setup
2. Pattern Setup
3. Color Space Setup
4. BT.2020 Setup
5. Color Depth Setup
6. HDCP Setup
7. HDCP22 Content Type
8. HDMI/DVI Setup
9. HDR Setup
10. Audio Setup
11. CEC Test
12. Sync & Latency Test
13. Save EDID
14. Sink EDID Info
15. System Setup

Video Generator: Shortcut Timing
You can use the Shortcut Timing button to jump to 6 commonly used Timing and resolutions. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to highlight your desired selection, then the OK button to set it.

Timing Setup
This menu contains the available output timings separated into 9 sub-menus.

They are broken down below.

8K

1.  7680×4320 30Hz
2.  7680×4320 29.97Hz
3. 7680×4320 25Hz
4. 7680×4320 24Hz
5. 7680×4320 23.98Hz
6. 7680×4320 60Hz
7. 7680×4320 59.94Hz
8. 7680×4320 50Hz
9. 7680×4320 48Hz
10. 7680×4320 47.95Hz

UHD

1. 3840×2160 30Hz
2. 3840×2160 29.97Hz
3. 3840×2160 25Hz
4. 3840×2160 24Hz
5. 3840×2160 23.98Hz
6. 3840×2160 60Hz
7. 3840×2160 59.94Hz
8. 3840×2160 50Hz
9. 3840×2160 100Hz
10. 3840×2160 120Hz
11. 3840×2160 119.88Hz

4K-DCI

1.  4096×2160 30Hz
2. 4096×2160 29.97Hz
3. 4096×2160 25Hz
4. 4096×2160 24Hz
5. 4096×2160 23.98Hz
6. 4096×2160 60Hz
7. 4096×2160 59.94Hz
8. 4096×2160 50Hz

HD

1. 720P 60Hz
2. 720P 59.94Hz
3. 1080I 60Hz
4. 1080I 59.94Hz
5. 1080P 30Hz
6. 1080P 29.97Hz
7. 1080P 24Hz
8. 1080P 23.976Hz
9. 1080P 60Hz
10. 1080P 59.94Hz
11. 720P 50Hz
12. 1080I 50Hz
13. 1080P 25Hz
14. 1080P 50Hz
15. 1920×1080 120Hz
16. 1920x1080P 119.98Hz
17. 1920x1080P 100Hz

SD

1. 480I 59.94Hz
2. 480P 59.94Hz
3. 576I 50Hz
4. 576P 50Hz

Vesa

1.  640×480 60Hz
2. 800×600 60Hz
3. 1024×768 60Hz
4. 1280×768 60Hz
5. 1360×768 60Hz
6. 1280×960 60Hz
7. 1280×1024 60Hz
8. 1400×1050 60Hz
9. 1600×1200 60Hz
10. 1920×1200 60Hz

3D-FP Timing

1. 720P 60Hz (3D-FP)
2. 720P 59.94Hz (3D-FP)
3. 1080P 24Hz (3D-FP)
4. 1080P 23.976Hz (3D-FP)
5. 720P 50Hz (3D-FP)

Custom

1. USER1
2. USER2
3. USER3
4. USER4
5. USER5
6. USER6
7. USER7
8. USER8
9. USER9
10. USER10

Auto

• AUTO READ EDID

Pattern Setup

**** This menu contains 7 sub-menus for Pattern Setup. These include the following options:

1. FPGA Pattern
2. HDR Pattern
3. HD ISF Pattern
4. UHD ISF Pattern
5. Dolby Vision Pattern
6. IRE Window
7. RGB Triplet

FPGA Pattern

1. 100% Color Bars
2. 75% Color Bars
3. 8-Step Gray Bars
4. 16-Step Gray Bars
5. Red Screen
6. Green Screen
7. Blue Screen
8. Cyan Screen
9. Magenta Screen
10. Yellow Screen
11. Black Screen
12. White Screen
13. Vertical Split
14. Horizontal Split 1
15. Multiburst Ver
16. Multiburst Hor
17. Quarter Block1
18. Quarter Block2
19. Alternate W.B.
20. RGB CMY Ramps
21. Black PPlagueWhite PPlungeStill Gray Ramps1
22. Still Gray Ramps2
23. SMPTE Bars
24. Border Lines
25. Window
26. 3D Boxes
27. Lines V. Scroll
28. Lines H. Scroll
29. A/V Sync
30. Gray Ramp
31. Red Ramp
32. Green Ramp
33. Blue Ramp
34. Moving Ball

HDR Pattern

The SIX-G-8K contains 3 HDR test patterns and 1 HDR reference image provided by DVS (www.diversi-fiedvideosolutions.com). These test patterns/images are natively 1920×1080@60Hz 4:2:2 12Bit 1000nits. Use the test patterns to verify black level, white level, and colour saturations are set correctly on the display. Use the reference image for confirmation.

Black Clipping
This test pattern shows a black level from code value 64 up to code value 156. Code value 64 is REFERENCE BLACK. Ideally, you can see code value 68 and greater while still preserving code value 64 as black.

NOTE : Some consumer displays cannot resolve some of the bars above  This is due to the display’s limited capabilities.

White Clipping
When viewing this pattern on a display you should be able to see all of the white bars up to the display’s capabilities. For example, if you are viewing this on a display that is only capable of 800nits the last several bars will be clipped (look the same). If the display is capable of 1,400nits or more you should see all of the bars.

Colour Clipping

When viewing this pattern on a display you should be able to see a difference in all of the gradients in white and the primary/ secondary colors. This is based on the display’s limited capabilities.

NOTE : This test pattern was mastered with a maximum luminance of 10,000 units. If the display you are testing is only capable of 1,000 units, everything after that will be clipped (look the same).

Indian Market
This is an HDR reference test image. This can be used as a confidence test to ensure that the display under test is displaying HDR correctly. If the display is calibrated you should be able to see tails in her hair, her skin tone should look natural, the colours of the food/ spices should look natural, and the entire image should be free of art- facts and edge enhancement.

HD ISF Pattern
This menu contains 9 ISF Patterns in HD (1920x1080P 60Hz).

1. Black Pluge HD
2. White Pluge HD
3. Geometry 178 HD
4. Geometry 240 HD
5. Cone Gradients
6. ISF Color Girls
7. PD Family
8. ISF Dob
9. Red Blue MTB

UHD ISF Pattern

This menu contains 3 ISF Patterns in UHD (3840x2160P 30Hz).

1. Black Pluge UHD
2. White Pluge UHD
3. Geometry UHD

Dolby Vision Pattern
This menu contains 2 Dolby Vision Test Patterns

1. Dolby Vision FHD
2. Dolby Vision UHD

IRE Window
Use this menu to change the size and level of the window test pattern. This may be helpful when working with different display types. Once in this menu press the OK button. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to INCREASE/DECREASE the window size. Use the LEFT/RIGHT buttons to LOWER/RAISE the level of the test pattern.

NOTE : Size can be adjusted from 0-100. The level can be adjusted from 0-255 (black to white) in increments of one. To adjust in increments of more than one press and hold either UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT depending on whether you are changing size or level.

RGB Triplet:

Use this menu to create a custom window test pattern. Here you can control the size and color of not only the window but also the background of the test pattern. This can be used for SDR and Dolby Vision/ HDR. RGB Triplets are the numerical values used for making over 16,000 colours. Combining the RGB values will generate a specific colour. For example, the RGB triplet value for white is R=255, G=255, B=255.

Once in this menu, you can change the RGB Values for both the even and odd lines that make up the window, the even and odd lines of the background, the size of the window, and whether the window moves or is stationary. To change values you will use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to INCREASE/DECREASE the value of R, G, and B. Use the OK button to advance through the menu. To change the size of the window press the OK button until SIZE is highlighted. Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to change the size. The size can be adjusted from 0% to 100%. Setting the size to 100% will result in the window pattern filling up the entire screen of the display you are testing. To select whether the window moves or is stationary press the OK button until MOVE is highlighted.

There are two options:
D (Disable) or E (Enable). Use D for a stationary window. Use E for a moving window. If using E the window will scroll right to left across the display you are testing. To toggle the output between SDR and Dolby Vision/HDR press the OK button until MODE is highlighted- ed.     To choose SDR use the NORMAL setting. To choose HDR/Dolby Vision use the DV HDR setting.

NOTE : Although you can use this tool using the front panel controls we HIGHLY recommend you use the free PC Control Software.

Color Space Setup

**** Select the Color Space for the display or system you are testing. These include the following options:

1. RGB (0-255)  RGB Full is generally reserved for PC monitors since PCs use full range
2. RGB (16-235) RGB Limited – HDTV SMPTE Range – Movies and most video-based content (TV Shows, streaming, etc.) are viewed and produced within this range.
3. YC444 (16-235) YCbCr 4:4:4 – Full horizontal & vertical resolution – no chroma-sub-sam-
4. YC422 (16-235)  YCbCr 4:2:2 – ½ horizontal resolution, full vertical
5. YC420 (16-235) YCbCr 4:2:0 – ½ horizontal resolution, ½ vertical
6. AUTO – The Generator will output the colour space of the connected device based on that device’s EDID.

NOTE : The human eye is less sensitive to colour data compared to luminance; colour data for that reason is ½ horizontal and vertical resolution. Generally, YC422 is the setting for most consumer electronics sources like Blu-ray players and cable/satellite boxes.

BT. 2020 SETUP
Enable/Disable BT2020 (Wide Color Gamut). The options include:

1. BT. 2020 D
2. BT. 2020 E

NOTE : When BT. 2020 is Disabled the default color gamut is BT. 709

Deep Color Depth
Deep Color Depth – Also known as Color Depth/Bit Depth.

Allows selection of bit depth between 8 and 16 bits per pixel. This menu contains the following options:

1. 8Bit
2. 10Bit
3. 12Bit
4. 16Bit

As the Bit Depth increases the image looks smoother, especially within solid colors in the image.

Note : Resolution/Timing, Color Space, and Bit Depth are interrelated and they all affect the total bandwidth. If the bandwidth exceeds the system’s capabilities, you may have to lower any of these parameters. If not, you may experience no signal or no image on the display under test.

HDCP Setup
In this menu, you can enable or disable HDCP. Disabling HDCP may be useful while troubleshooting. This menu contains the following options:

1. HDCP OFF
2. HDCP 4
3. HDCP 3

In the above example, the repeater/AVR cannot pass HDCP 2. x (resulting in “HDCP Snow”). Steps must be taken to convert, bypass, or replace the non- compliant device.

HDCP 2.2 Content Type ****

Content Type 0, Content Type 1

1. Content Type 0  Does not require 2 (will fall back to previous versions)
2. Content Type 1 Requires HDCP 2 (will not fall back to previous versions)

HDMI /DVI Setup

**** This menu will allow you to select between HDMI and DVI as the SIX-G-8K’s output. Although the SIX-G- 8K’s physical output port is HDMI, if using an HDMI to DVI adapter anywhere in the signal chain this may result in no signal or no image on the display under test.

This menu contains the following options:

1. DVI
2. HDMI
3. AUTO

Note : Use the DVI option if there is an HDMI to DVI adapter anywhere in the signal chain. Use the HDMI option if all the cables in the signal chain are HDMI. The connection type is embedded in the EDID (extended display identification data) data block. Using the AUTO setting the SIX-G-8K will automatically select HDMI/DVI based on the EDID of the display under test

HDR SETUP
Choose from Off, or from 8 customizable HDR Test Info-frame. The included HDR levels are some of the most commonly used. If you would like to build a custom HDR Infoframe please use the SIX-G-8K’s PC Control Software.

This menu contains the following options:

1. HDR OFF
2. HDR1 (10000nits)
3. HDR2 (600nits)
4. HDR3 (540nits)
5. HDR4 (4000nits)
6. HDR5 (1000nits)
7. HDR6 (250nits)
8. HDR7 (1000nits)
9. HDR8 (540nits

Audio Setup
The SIX-G-8K is also capable of generating audio test tones for confidence testing. If using the SIX-G-8K for audio testing you can set the following:

1. Audio Sampling Rate
2. Audio Sampling Size
3. Audio Source
4. Audio Channels
5. Audio Volume

Once you select the audio output parameters the SIX-G-8K will output a 1KHz test tone. If testing a display you should hear the test tone through the display’s speaker(s). If testing an audio system you can assign the test tone to play through all of the speakers or select speakers (2CH up to 8CH). Once you have selected the audio channels you can set the volume of the test tone.

NOTE : If you would like you can use an external audio source instead of the internally generated test tone. See page 20 (AUDIO SOURCE) for more details.

Audio Generator: Audio Sample Rate

Allows audio sampling rates between 32K and 192K. This menu contains the following options:

1. 32K
2. 44.1K
3. 48K
4. 88K
5. 96K
6. 176K
7. 192K

NOTE : There is no “one size fits all” setting for Audio Sample Rate. Choose the selection that you need for your specific application

Audio Generator: Audio Sample Size

This menu contains the following options:

1. 16Bit
2. 20Bit
3. 24Bit

NOTE : There is no “one size fits all” setting for Audio Sample Size. Choose the selection that you need for your specific application

Audio Generator: Audio Source

This menu contains the following options:

1. SineWaveTone (1K)
2. Stereo

If you would like to use an external audio source instead of the internal test tone generator select the EXT (external) Stereo setting. Connect your audio source to the 3.5mm “L/R IN” port on the connections panel.

NOTE : You must set your audio source to 2 Channel PCM for this to work properly.

Audio Generator: Audio Channels
In this menu, you can select 32 speaker configurations from 2 channels up to 8 channels. The SIX-G-8K will support up to 8 channels of audio with the highest resolution being 192KHz/24bit. While in this menu to change speaker configurations use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons. Once you have chosen your desired speaker configuration press the OK button to set.

This menu contains the following options:

1. 2CH (Front Left/Front Right)
2. 1CH (Front Left/Front Right/LFE [Low-Frequency Effect])
3. 3CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right)
4. 1CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/LFE)
5. 3CH (Front Left/Rear Center/Front Right)
6. 1CH (Front Left/Rear Center/Front Right/LFE)
7. 4CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/Rear Center)
8. 1CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/Rear Center/LFE)
9. 4CH (Front Left/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
10. 1CH (Front Left/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
11. 5CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
12. 1CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
13. 5CH (Front Left/Rear Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
14. 1CH(Front Left/Rear Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
15. 6CH (Front Left/Front Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Center/Rear Right)
16. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
17. 6CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
18. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
19. 7CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
20. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
21. 4CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right)
22. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/LFE)
23. 5CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Right)
24. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/LFE)
25. 5CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Center)
26. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Center/LFE)
27. 6CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Center)
28. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Center/LFE)
29. 6CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right)
30. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Right Center/Front Right/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)
31. 7CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Rear/Rear Left/Rear Right)
32. 1CH (Front Left/Front Left Center/Front Center/Front Right Center/Front Rear/Rear Left/Rear Right/LFE)

NOTE : When changing channel selections each channel will be illuminated in green. Once you have made the selection press the OK button to set. The channels and format will now be illuminated in red.

Audio Generator: Audio Volume

Use this menu to adjust the output volume level of the internally generated test tone. To change volume use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons. If you set the volume level to ZERO (00) the volume will be muted.

NOTE : The volume level control does not affect the 3.5mm L/R Input.

CEC Test
The CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) test is a simple pass/fail test to confirm that CEC is functioning on the device that is connected to the SIX-G-8K. This can be either a source, repeater, or sink (display). To run the CEC test connect an HDMI Cable from the SIX-G-8K to the device you are testing. Navigate to the CEC TEST menu and press the OK button. The test results will be either:

1. PASS
2. FAIL

NOTE : This test will fail 100% of the time if CEC is not ENABLED on the device you are testing. For specific instructions on how to enable CEC on the device you are testing, see the owner’s manual of that device.

Sync & Latency Test
This test is designed to measure (in microseconds “us”) the sync and latency between the source and sink.   This could be something as simple as an HDMI cable or as complex as a distributed AV system. The results of this test will give you the data needed to adjust any audio or video delay adjustments in the AV system.

This test requires the use of both the SIX-G-8K and the SIX-A-8K. In this example, we will test the latency- cy between the SIX-G-8K and SIX-A-8K (Generator/Analyzer) when the signal is run through a repeater device.

1. Connect the SIX-G-8K to an INPUT of the repeater (AVR) with an HDMI cable
2. Connect the SIX-A-8K to the OUTPUT of the repeater (AVR) with an HDMI cable
3. Using a 5mm analogue stereo cable, connect the SIX-G-8K to the SIX-A-8K using the SYNC port on both devices
4. Navigate to the SYNC & LATENCY TEST Menu
5. Press the OK Button
6. Read results

NOTE : If the test shows as FAILURE check that the 3.5mm cable is fully inserted into the SYNC port on both devices.

Save EDID:
You can save up to 6 EDIDs from any device that has an EDID. Reading the EDID of the device that you are testing will help you understand the capabilities of the device. To save and EDID:

1. Connect an HDMI Cable between the SIX-G-8K and the device you would like to read the EDID from
2. Navigate to the SAVE EDID menu
3. Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to choose a slot/memory (1-6)
4. Press the OK button

If the SIX-G-8K successfully reads the EDID of the device you are testing you will see SUCCESS next to the slot/memory.

If the SIX-G-8K was not able to read the EDID of the device you are testing you will see FAILURE next to the slot/memory. If this happens be sure the HDMI cable is fully inserted into the HDMI ports on both devices.

Sink EDID Info
This menu will give you the basic EDID information of the device that is connected to the SIX-G-8K. This information includes the device’s manufacturer, preferred timing, and more.

NOTE : To see detailed information about the EDID use the SIX-G-8K PC Control Software.

System Setup
This menu contains 4 sub-menus

1. Auto Power Off
2. Output Standby
3. Vital Information
4. Reset All

Auto Power Off
You can set your SIX-G-8K to power off automatically when not in use. This will help save battery life.

This menu contains the following options:

• DISABLE: The SIX-G-8K will remain powered on until you power it off
• ENABLE:  The SIX-G-8K will automatically power down after 10 minutes of

NOTE : This setting is enabled by default

Output Standby
You can set your SIX-G-8K to go into sleep mode. If no HPD (Hot Plug Detect) is detected after 10 minutes the SIX-G-8K will go to sleep. If the SIX-G-8K is sleeping press any button to wake it up.

This menu contains the following options:

1. STANDBY OFF:  The SIX-G-8K will never go to sleep
2. STANDBY ON:  The SIX-G-8K will go to sleep after 10 minutes of inactivity

Vital Info
You can view your SIX-G-8K vital information here. This menu contains the following options:

1. Firmware Version:  Current Firmware Versions
2. Main Chip Temperature:  Current Chip Temperature (°C)
3. Battery Stats:  Shows Current Charge Level

Reset All
This menu allows you to reset the generator to default settings.

• These settings are
• 1080P 60Hz
• 100% Color Bars
• RGB Full
• HDCP Off
• 2Ch PCM (FR/FL)

Test Patterns: Usage and explanation

List of supported resolutions

Maximum 8K UHD resolution is: 8680×4320@60Hz (4:2:0 40Gbps FRL5)

Warranty and Getting Help
AVPro Global Holdings (DBA MURIDEO) offers a 2-year international limited warranty for its Murideo products. Any product first sold to you is guaranteed to be free from defects in both components and workmanship under regular use. The warranty period commences on the date the item ships. Attention: Your invoice with the date of purchase, model number and serial number of the product is your proof of the date of purchase. The International Limited Warranty is applicable and shall be honoured in every country where MURIDEO or its Authorized Service Providers offer warranty service subject to the terms and conditions provided in this International Limited Warranty Statement. Products included in this warranty:

1. Murideo SEVEN Generator
2. Murideo SIX G Generator
3. Murideo SIX A Analyzer
4. Murideo Fox & Hound Testing and Troubleshooting Kit
5. Murideo 4K HDMI Test Monitor

During the warranty period, the defective hardware of Murideo products will be either repaired or replaced, with new or like new products, at the discretion of Murideo. This International Limited Warranty covers the costs of service parts and labour required to restore your product to a fully functional condition. MURIDEO will, at its discretion, repair or replace any defective products or parts thereof covered by this International Limited warranty with refurbished parts of the product that are equivalent to new or like new products in both functionality and performance. A product or part that is repaired or replaced under this International Limited Warranty shall be covered for the remainder of the original warranty period applying to the product or part, or for 90 days, whichever expires last. All exchanged parts and products under this International Limited Warranty will become the property of MURIDEO.

Obtaining the Warranty Service
Warranty service or Returned Merchandise Authorization (RMA) under this International Limited Warranty will be honoured only if claims are made within the warranty period. For notifications to MURIDEO or products outside the warranty period, the process will be the same, but charges may apply. Contact details may be obtained on the MURIDEO website Customers are requested to perform the following actions before claiming MURIDEO product as defective:

• Owner must notify MURIDEO, during the warranty period, in writing of the alleged defect, and allow MU-RIDEO a reasonable opportunity to inspect the allegedly defective product;
• No Product may be returned without MURIDEO’s consent, The MURIDEO RMA# must accompany all returns, and all returns must be delivered to MURIDEO within the warranty period;
• Owner may, then at its own expense, return the allegedly defective Product, freight pre-paid and in the original packaging, accompanied by a brief statement explaining the alleged defect to MURIDEO;
• If MURIDEO determines that any returned Product is not defective, or if MURIDEO determines that the defect is not covered by the warranty, MURIDEO will return the Product to the Owner at Owner’s expense, freight collect, and Owner agrees to pay MURIDEO’s reasonable cost of handling and testing;
• Upon determining that a returned product is defective, to receive warranty service Owner will need to present the invoice showing the original purchase If shipping the product, the Owner will need to package it carefully and send it, transportation prepaid by a traceable, insured method, to the MURIDEO Service Center. Package the product using adequate padding material to prevent damage in transit. The original container is ideal for this purpose. Include the RMA #, your name, return shipping address, email address and telephone number where you may be reached during business hours, inside the shipping package with the unit. Any replacement unit will be warranted under these Terms and Conditions for the remainder of the original warranty period or ninety (90) days whichever is longer.

Refer to the user manual available for download on our website http://www.murideo.com/ for important tips on how to operate and troubleshoot the product

1. Damage caused by acts of nature, such as fire, flood, wind, earthquake, lightning,
2. Damage or incompatibility caused by failure to perform a proper installation or to provide an appropriate operational environment for the product, including but not limited to unstable wired/ wireless network connection and phone lines, bad grounding, external electromagnetic fields, direct sunlight, high humidity and vibration.
3. Damage is caused by impact with other objects, dropping, falls, spilt liquids, or submersion in liquids.
4. Damage caused by unauthorized repair or disassembling of the
5. Damage caused by any other abuse, misuse, mishandling, or
6. Damage caused by third-party peripherals (including but not limited to visible damages on the motherboard or other electronic parts of the product such as burn spots after electric discharge, melting, fusing, splitting, etc.)
7. Any unauthorized software or modification of built-in software not approved by
8. The serial number of the product (or serial number stickers of its parts) has been modified, removed, blurred or damaged.
9. Defects caused by transportation, handling or customer

Disclaimer of Warranty
THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED INSTEAD OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON MURIDEO’S PART, AND IT NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES ANY OTHER PARTY TO ASSUME FOR MURIDEO ANY OTHER LIABILITIES. THE FOREGOING CONSTITUTES THE BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR THE FURNISHING OF DEFECTIVE OR NONCONFORMING PRODUCTS AND MURIDEO WILL NOT, IN ANY EVENT, BE LIABLE FOR THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE OR REPLACEMENT, COST OF FACILITIES OR SERVICE, DOWNTIME COSTS, LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUES OR GOODWILL, RELIANCE DAMAGES, LOSS OF DATA, LOSS OF USE IF OR DAMAGE TO ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT, OR ANY OTHER INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT SUCH PRODUCTS WILL HAVE BEEN DETERMINED TO BE DEFECTIVE OR NONCONFORMING. THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NOT BE GOVERNED BY THE PROVISIONS OF THE 1980 U.S. CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS OR THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LIMITATION PERIOD IN THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS, AS AMENDED (COLLECTIVELY, THE“CONVENTIONS”); RATHER, THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES SHALL BE GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE of SOUTH DAKOTA, INCLUDING ITS PROVISIONS OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE, AS APPLICABLE. FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, THE CONVEN- TIONS ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED.

This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that may vary from state to state or from country to country. You are advised to consult applicable state or country laws for a full determination of your rights. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, or limitations on how long a warranty lasts, so the above exclusion and limitations may not apply to everyone.

Getting Help
For service and support, contact your local dealer.

To find your dealer or to contact MURIDEO support, go to: https://support.murideo.com/ Or call +1-605-330-8491 for worldwide technical support

Legal notices
MURIDEO® Logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of AVPro Global Holdings, Inc. in the United States or other countries. ISF® and the ISF logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of and are used under license from, Imaging Science Foundation, LLC. in the United States or other countries.

All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners in the United States or other countries. The absence of a trademark symbol does not constitute a waiver of Silicon Im- age’s trademarks or other intellectual property rights about a product name, logo or slogan.

References

• MURIDEO - Murideo Home HDMI 2.0
• MURIDEO - Murideo Home HDMI 2.0
• support.murideo.com/
• MURIDEO - Murideo Home HDMI 2.0

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