5×2 Matrix Switcher with Wireless Link

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5×2 Matrix Switcher with Wireless Link

AT-UHD-SW-510W

  • Native wireless AV casting – no app required
  • Display control and automation
  • Moderate between multiple presenters
  • Room control and triggering capability
  • Universal AV inputs – USB-C®, HDMI®, DisplayPortTM
  • Flexible network deployment options
  • Matrix switching with local and long-distance outputs
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BYOD Collaboration Simplified

Native wireless AV casting – no app required.

Present content from your mobile device with confidence.

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Display control and automation.

The SW-510W can operate by itself without ever having to press a button.

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Moderate between multiple presenters.

Manage up to four wirelessly connected devices at one time.

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Additional Features

The SW-510W is a wireless AV gateway and much more. It delivers complete yet simplified AV system integration for collaborative meeting spaces, with all the convenience and automation features that distinguish Atlona products among AV integrators.

Room control and triggering capability

Use the SW-510W to trigger a motorized screen, projector lift, or other room-related function. You can easily tie in this triggering with occupancy sensing, a button module, or into a control system such as Atlona Velocity.

Universal AV input interfaces

The SW-510W in unique in that it switches between wireless casting and four wired AV inputs. It’s also equipped with the inputs found in all laptops today, including USB-C – and you can charge through this same port!

Flexible network deployment options

You can cast directly to the SW-510W via its own Wireless Access Point for Wi-Fi. Or, for security reasons, you can disable it and bridge via Ethernet into the facility LAN. For detailed information, see the FAQs below or refer to this document.

Matrix switching with local and long-distance outputs

The SW-510W features matrix switching to two outputs. One lets you make an HDMI connection to a display, while the other is for extending over HDBaseT up to 100 meters away – so you can install the SW-510W wherever needed.

Custom welcome screen

Greet incoming presenters with a customizable welcome screen that displays instructions on making a device connection, including wireless access codes. You can use preloaded or your own background images, and display a single image or rotate through several as a slideshow.

Network security features

The SW-510W is equipped with a host of network security features specifically to prevent unauthorized access. Among them is IEEE 802.1x for Wi-Fi and Ethernet, for enterprises and other organizations requiring all devices with secure authentication to access their networks.

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Available Models

The SW-510W is designed for use in the US, Canada, and India. A version for Europe, Australia, South Africa, as well as Asia is also available as the AT-UHD-SW-510W-EU. In addition, the SW-510W can be purchased as a kit with the AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE HDBaseT receiver. For your convenience, all models can be purchased directly from this page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes the SW-510W stand out among the many wireless collaboration devices on the market?

The SW-510W is unique is its ability to allow screen mirroring via AirPlay, Google Cast, or Miracast, with no need to install an app on a presenter’s device. The SW-510W supports both peer-to-peer Miracast (Wi-Fi Direct) as well as Miracast over Infrastructure modes, which are the de facto protocols in newer Windows operating systems, and deliver improved reliability and scalability over the previous Miracast specification. Many competing wireless collaboration gateways do not support Miracast over Infrastructure.

2. Which operating systems can connect wirelessly to the SW-510W?

iOS, Android, Mac OS, and Chrome OS (Chromebook), as well as Windows 8.1 and 10 with Miracast enabled. For Windows 7, users can cast content from the Chrome web browser.

3. Does this product come with integrated wireless capabilities?

Yes. The SW-510W includes two wireless access points, one for AirPlay and Google Cast, and the other dedicated to Miracast. It is worth nothing that competing wireless collaboration gateways typically do not include built-in wireless capabilities (they rely on LAN connection into a facility’s existing Wi-Fi).

4. Can the SW-510W be adapted to specific network access and security requirements?

Absolutely. Several network operating modes are available with the SW-510W, depending on the requirements of the application, end user, and IT network security policy.

Guest mode – Guests can present from their devices by connecting through the SW-510W’s wireless access points. The unit is also networked into the facility LAN via Ethernet, for presenters authorized to access in-house Wi-Fi.

Private mode – The SW-510W functions as a standalone, private Wi-Fi network, with no networking into the facility LAN.

Bridge mode – The wireless access points are disabled on the SW-510W. Presenters will need authorization to access the facility Wi-Fi network.

Additional network operating modes are available. Please see refer to the IT Deployment Guide for complete information.

5. What security features are available with the SW-510W?

The SW-510W supports several industry-standard network security features including HTTPS, SSH, and IEEE 802.1x. It also includes a built-in firewall, configurable to restrict incoming and outgoing network traffic. For Wi-Fi access, the SW-510W allows user-generated or randomly generated authentication passwords.

For wireless content sharing, the SW-510W protects unauthorized iOS, Mac, or PC connections through randomly generated PIN codes, refreshed every five minutes. Furthermore, the end user can choose to display wireless connection instructions through a customized welcome screen, or hide them altogether.

For a complete list of FAQs for the SW-510W, please click here.

Hai Tran, partner at Elevenfifty

“We added an Atlona SW-510W BYOD presentation switcher, which sets up well for corporate events. Anyone can now come in and launch a presentation through a personal laptop or mobile device by simply plugging into the network. This will play a huge role in attracting customers for corporate and private events.”

Videos

How to Enable and Configure Matrix Mode on SW-510W Wireless BYOD 4K/UHD Universal Switcher

In this step by step instructional demonstration, learn how simple it is to enable and configure matrix mode on the SW-510W 4K/UHD Universal Switcher by Atlona.

How to Enable and Use Moderator Mode on SW-510W Wireless BYOD 4K/UHD Universal Switcher

Watch this instructional demonstration to see how easy you can enable and use moderator mode on the SW-510W.

Un-Boxing: SW-510W

Follow along as Ken Eagle opens up the SW-510 integrated switcher for wireless BYOD.

Wireless Presentation System– Key Functions of the SW-510W Universal BYOD Content Sharing Switcher

Follow along as we take you through setting up several key functions within the web GUI of the SW-510W.

SW-510W Bluetooth Device Discovery

How To Video: SW-510W Bluetooth® Device Discovery

Setting up AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor with Omega™ Series switchers

Follow along with this setup video to learn how to integrate the Atlona Omega Series AT-OME-MS52W and AT-OME-MS42 switchers with the AT-OCS-900N networked occupancy sensor. This video can also be used to set up the AT-UHD-SW-510W switcher.

Details

The Atlona AT-UHD-SW-510W is a 5×2, multi-format matrix switcher with wireless presentation capability. It provides universal BYOD (bring your own device) compatibility with HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C® inputs, plus wireless connectivity for mobile devices. The SW-510W is HDCP 2.2 compliant, and features matrixed or mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs. The HDBaseT output is ideal for use with the Atlona AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE HDBaseT receiver, or the AT-HDVS-SC-RX scaling HDBaseT receiver. It also includes automatic input switching and automatic display control capability, both applicable to wired and wireless source connections. This unique multi-format matrix switcher and wireless gateway provides a universal connectivity solution for presentation devices in a wide range of professional AV applications.

The USB-C port on the SW-510W is ideal for Mac, Chromebook, and Windows PCs. All inputs and the local HDMI output are compatible with video signals up to 4K/UHD @ 60 Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling, as well as data rates up to 18 Gbps. For integration convenience and flexibility, simultaneous 18 Gbps HDMI and 10 Gbps HDBaseT outputs make the SW-510W ideal for various presentation scenarios such as primary and confidence displays in a corporate auditorium or lecture hall. The HDBaseT output extends video, audio, control, and Ethernet up to 100 meters. (For AV signals exceeding 10 Gbps, 4K/UHD video will be subsampled to 4:2:0, or HDR metadata removed for HDBaseT transmission.)

For more information about the SW-510W, please refer to this comprehensive introduction and overview.

Wireless BYOD Connectivity

In addition to wired AV connections, the SW-510W interfaces with a presenter’s iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows device over Wi-Fi®, and allows screen mirroring without the need to install an app. It can serve as an integrated, dual band access point, or be networked into an existing Wi-Fi installation. With a second antenna (included), the SW-510W can also provide simultaneous Wi-Fi and Miracast™ (Wi-Fi Direct®). In addition, the SW-510W supports Miracast over Infrastructure which allows Miracast over a facility Wi-Fi network or LAN, rather than over a direct wireless link. Please click here for complete information about wireless AV connectivity with the SW-510W.

(Note: URL casting is not available for video from apps such as YouTube™, Netflix®, Hulu®, and Amazon® Prime® Video.)

Applications

  • Meeting spaces – The SW-510W provides the flexibility to accept any presenter device, whether wired or wireless. This capability is ideal for a wide range of meeting environments, from a huddle room to a large presentation space in a convention center.
  • Classrooms and auditoriums – A credenza or lectern-based AV system for resident sources, plus wireless connectivity for a participant’s laptop or tablet. An instructor can moderate wireless AV presentations between up to four student mobile devices.
  • Small to medium-sized meeting spaces – The SW-510W is compact and ideal for under-table mounting. It conveniently provides automatic switching and display control for simplified user operation, especially with laptops and mobile devices brought into the system.
  • Conference rooms and boardrooms – The SW-510W features two matrixed outputs for seamless integration into a display and a hardware-based videoconferencing system, with additional versatility by enabling wireless AV content presentations to the far end. The matrix switching capability provides the convenience of auto-switching for local BYOD content that feeds into the codec, while simultaneously allowing far-end content to be shared.
  • Presentation spaces where two displays are needed – This switcher can be installed in a lectern to serve a confidence monitor, plus the primary display in a remote location. With matrixed outputs, the SW-510W also can support two simultaneous presenters on two screens.

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Technical Features

5×2 universal AV matrix switcher

  • Two HDMI, one DisplayPort, and one USB-C* input, plus a dedicated wireless AV input
  • Delivers true BYOD capability for a wide range of presentation sources
  • * USB-C port supports AV and device charging, but not USB data.

Matrixed or mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs

  • HDBaseT output transmits AV, control, and Ethernet up to 330 feet (100 meters) @ 1080p with CAT5e/6 or 4K/UHD using CAT6a/7 cable*
  • Dual HDMI (18 Gbps) and HDBaseT (10 Gbps) outputs provide flexible options for AV system designs and applications
  • * To achieve optimal HDBaseT performance, CAT6a or CAT7 shielded twisted pair cable is highly recommended.

Wireless AV gateway

  • Provides convenient Wi-Fi connectivity for an iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows-based device
  • Includes dual Wi-Fi access points – secondary access point required for Miracast (Wi-Fi Direct)
  • Integrated access point can be segregated from the facility network for security reasons
  • Note: Does not support URL casting of video from apps such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.

Native platform-based, wireless interfacing

  • Allows screen mirroring without the need for a separate app*
  • Supports wireless video up to 1080p/30 4:2:0 (up to 1080p/60 with Miracast)**
  • Supports Apple® iBeacon®-assisted iOS and Mac device discovery. An optional Bluetooth® adapter is required (not included with the SW-510W). The Plugable and Kinivo Bluetooth 4.0 adapters are recommended.
  • Also supports Miracast over Infrastructure for use of facility Wi-Fi or Ethernet network
  • Wireless AV interfacing can be selectively enabled or disabled for each native platform
  • * Please click here for complete information about wireless AV connectivity with the SW-510W.
  • ** Video resolution capability is dependent on wireless signal quality.

Moderator mode for wireless AV presentations

  • Allows a user to moderate between up to four wirelessly connected devices through the SW-510W web GUI
  • Content from mobile devices (low refresh) can be previewed by the admin
  • Moderator can allow or kick (remove) any device from presenting on-screen

Automatic display control

  • Automatically changes display power state based on device connection or disconnection from the switcher
  • Works for both wired and wireless source devices
  • Control signals to display are transmitted via IP, RS-232, or CEC over HDBaseT, as well as RS-232 to a local display
  • Enables display and volume control. CEC enables control of consumer displays.
  • Also can be configured to power off display after a period of inactivity

Automatic input selection

  • Selects active input based on device connection or disconnection from the switcher, using hot plug detect and video detection technology
  • Works for both wired and wireless source devices
  • Enables simplified, automatic system operation with no user intervention necessary

USB-C charging for laptops, tablets, and smartphones

  • Conveniently provides mobile device powering during a meeting or presentation
  • Simple one-cable connection for AV and charging*
  • * Atlona strongly recommends using the supplied USB-C cable accessory.

4K/UHD capability @ 60 Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling on local ports (HDMI, USB-C, and DisplayPort), plus support for HDR formats

  • HDBaseT output supports 4K/UHD @ 60 Hz with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling
  • Local USB-C, DisplayPort, and HDMI ports are compatible with 4K HDR10 @ 60 Hz and Dolby® Vision™ @ 60 Hz, as well as HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma) for 60p HDR broadcast services

Splash screen customizable with welcome message and BYOD connection information

  • The SW-510W displays a welcome screen with instructions for participants and guests to present from their devices
  • Messaging and connection instructions can be customized with the option to display or hide specific network or access information
  • Ability to upload multiple splash screen background images that can be rotated

Secure wireless access and content sharing

  • Prevent unauthorized Wi-Fi access (room hijacking) with user-defined or randomly generated authentication passwords
  • Prevent unauthorized iOS and Mac wireless content sharing with randomly generated PIN pin codes, refreshed every five minutes
  • BYOD wireless connection can be set to a maximum specified duration
  • Configurable firewall available to restrict incoming and outgoing network traffic

Supports industry-standard, network security features and protocols

  • Prevent unauthorized Wi-Fi access (room hijacking) with user-defined or randomly generated authentication passwords
  • HTTPS, SSH, IEEE 802.1x, and WebSockets with TLS, WPA2-PSK, and AES-128 encryption

HDCP 2.2 compliant

  • Adheres to latest specification for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection
  • Allows protected content to pass between authenticated devices
  • HDCP 2.2 supported only for wired AV connections

Audio de-embedding

  • De-embeds two channel PCM audio from any video source to a balanced, analog audio output
  • Provides direct interfacing into an external audio system

EDID management

  • Manages EDID communications with the source through a display’s EDID or internally stored EDID
  • Ensures desired audio formats and video resolutions are provided to the AV system

HDCP management

  • Automatically reports HDCP compliance status to the source based on the sink device
  • HDCP compliance can also be disengaged through Velocity or other control system
  • Allows non-protected material from PCs to pass to non-compliant displays, streaming devices, and teleconference systems; protected content is not transmitted

TCP/IP, RS-232, and contact closure control

  • Ideal for IP-based control from Atlona Velocity Control System and the AT-ANC-108D button control panel
  • Also compatible with third-party control systems
  • Contact closure control ideal for room functions such as motorized screens and display lifts

Trigger I/O ports for occupancy sensing

  • When used with an occupancy sensor, the switcher can be set to automatically go into standby, and power off the display once participants have left the room
  • Greatly simplifies user operation by avoiding the need to manually power the system on or off

Optional AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor available for automatic display control

  • OCS-900N is connected to the same network as the SW-510W
  • This switcher can be integrated with multiple OCS-900N occupancy sensors

Front panel button controls and signal status LEDs

  • Allow simple and convenient control of source switching as well as display on/off and audio volume
  • Front panel LEDs highlight the currently selected input, including wireless BYOD

Rack-mountable 1U, half rack width enclosure

  • Easy installation into racks and confined spaces via optional AT-UHD-SW-510W-RM rack mounting hardware
  • Ideal for under-table installation with included mounting hardware

Included accessories

  • Installation guide, 2 USB Wi-Fi adapters/antennas, surface mounting hardware, 2 meter (6.5 foot) USB-C male-to-male cable (USB 3.1 Gen 1), and external universal power supply
  • Replacement Wi-Fi antenna: AT-USB-WIFI-1

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Specifications

Connectors, Controls, and Indicators
HDMI IN 2 – Type A, 19-pin female
HDMI OUT 1 – Type A, 19-pin female
DP IN 1 – 20-pin female
USB-C® IN 1 – 24-pin female, AV input (Alternate Mode)
USB 3 – USB 2.0 Type A for Wi-Fi® antenna modules
RS-232 1 – 3-pin captive screw (bidirectional)
RELAY 1 – 3-pin captive screw, normally open (NO), with adjustable Toggle and Pulse modes
Electrical rating: 48 V @ 1 A
TRIGGER 1 – 4-pin captive screw, supports 3 – 30 V DC input range, power supply is 12 V @ 100 mA max.
AUDIO IN 1 – 3.5 mm, unbalanced 2-channel
AUDIO OUT 1 – 5-pin captive screw, balanced / unbalanced 2-channel
HDBaseT OUT 1 – RJ45
LAN 1 – RJ45
DC 24V 1 – 4-pin DIN, locking
Control Buttons:
INPUT, IP, POWER, DISPLAY		 4 – momentary, tact-type
Input Indicators:
USB-C, DP, HDMI 3, HDMI 4, BYOD		 5 – LED, blue
Video
UHD/HD/SD 4096×2160@60/30/25/24Hz*, 3840×2160@60/30/25/24Hz*, 1080p@60/59.9/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98Hz, 1080i@60/59.94/50Hz, 720p@60/59.94/50Hz, 576p@50Hz, 576i@50Hz, 480p@60/59.96Hz, 480i@60Hz
VESA 2560×1600, 2048×1536, 1920×1200, 1680×1050, 1600×1200, 1440×900, 1400×1050, 1280×1024, 1280×800, 1366×768, 1360×768, 1152×864, 1024×768, 800×600, 640×480
USB-C Up to 4K/UHD @ 60Hz for devices supporting USB-C Alternate Mode video output
Wireless Up to 1080p @ 30Hz 4:2:0 (up to 1080p @ 60Hz with Miracast™); dependent on wireless signal quality
Color Space YUV, RGB
Chroma Subsampling 4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0
Wireless Chroma Subsampling 4:2:0
Color Depth 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit
HDR † HDR10 and Dolby® Vision™ @ 60Hz; HDMI or DisplayPort inputs only

* HDMI output supports 4K/UHD @ 50 or 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling. HDBaseT output supports 4K/UHD @ 50 or 60Hz with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling.

† HDR not supported for HDBaseT output.

Audio
Pass-Through Formats PCM, Dolby® Digital, Dolby Digital Plus™, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos®, DTS® Digital Surround™, DTS-HD Master Audio™, and DTS:X®
Sample Rate 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, 176.4 kHz, 192 kHz
Bit Rate 24 Mbits/s max
Resolution / Distance 4K/UHD – Feet / Meters 1080p – Feet / Meters
HDMI IN/OUT 15 5 30 10
CAT5e 295 90 330 100
CAT6/6a/7 330 100 330 100
Signal
Maximum TMDS Clock 600 MHz (300 MHz over HDBaseT)
HDMI HDMI 2.0*
HDBaseT 10 Gbps
CEC Support Yes
HDCP 2.2 (wired device connections, only)

* 18 Gbps supported for HDMI 2.0 output. HDBaseT output limited to 10 Gbps.

USB
Port USB Type C: USB-C for AV input (Alternate Mode), USB 2.0 Type A for Wi-Fi® antenna modules (3 ports)
USB-C Power Up to 60 W / 3 A at 20 V
USB-C Device Charging Capability Up to 20 V, 3 A
Output: 60 W @ 20 V, 36 W @ 12 V, 15 W @ 5 V
IP
Protocols DHCP, HTTP, Telnet, SSH, TCP/IP, UDP
Security HTTPS, SSL, TLS
Ethernet Speed 10/100 Mbps
Addressing DHCP, static
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11n/ac 2.5 GHz / 5 GHz
Wi-Fi Protocols WPA, WPA2, PSK
Antenna 2 included
Wi-Fi Frequency Range/Band Power Output Number of Channel/s Channel Spacing Modulation Type
WLAN (USB Dongle) 2400 – 2483.5 MHz 11b (11Mbps): 16dBm±1.5dBm 13/9 5 MHz DSSS/OFDM
11g (54Mbps): 14dBm±1.5dBm
11n (20MHz, MCS7): 14dBm±1.5dBm
11n (40MHz, MCS7): 14dBm±1.5dBm
5150 – 5825 MHz 11a (54Mbps): 12dBm±1.5dBm 9/2 20 MHz OFDM / QPSK / 16QAM / 64QAM / 256QAM
11n (20MHz, MCS7): 12dBm±1.5dBm
11n (40MHz, MCS7): 12dBm±1.5dBm
11ac (80MHz, MCS9): 10dBm±1.5dBm
Temperature Fahrenheit Celsius
Operating 32 to 122 0 to 50
Storage -4 to 140 -20 to 60
Humidity (RH) 20% to 90%, non-condensing
Power
Consumption (full load) 121 W
Idle Consumption 35 – 40 W
Supply Input: 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Output: 5 V DC
Dimensions (H x W x D) Inches Millimeters
Unit 1.73 x 8.64 x 10 44 x 219.5 x 254
Power Supply 1.6 x 2.6 x 6.2 40.6 x 66 x 157.4
Weight Pounds Kilograms
Device 3.70 1.68
Certification
Device CE, FCC
Power CE, FCC, UL

Diagrams

Wired + wireless AV

The SW-510W is a universal, BYOD-friendly switcher with HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C inputs, and a dedicated wireless AV input.

Matrixed outputs

The SW-510W can deliver matrixed HDMI and HDBaseT outputs to support dual-display applications.

Video conferencing

The matrixed outputs of the SW-510W are also ideal for integrating wireless AV with a video conferencing system.

Resources

Documentation

pdf-icon Datasheet (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Datasheet (AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE)
pdf-icon Solution Setup and Config Guide (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Installation Guide (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Manual (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon API (AT-UHD-SW-510W)

Declaration of Conformity

pdf-icon AT-UHD-SW-510W
pdf-icon EC AT-UHD-SW-510W

CAD File

cad-icon-(1) AT-UHD-SW-510W

Support

zip-icon HTML Splash Screen Template
pdf-icon Product Engineering Document
pdf-icon IT Deployment Guide

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AT-UHD-SW-510W Firmware

Firmware Version 2.9.7
File Size 181 MB
Date 10.30.23

Release Notes

Important! Before updating, be sure the AT-UHD-SW-510W is running at least version 2.0.0. Firmware 2.0.0 is included as part of the firmware download, along with the update procedure.

Important! If updating, the AT-UHD-SW510W may need to be physically rebooted to complete the firmware update procedure.

Version 2.9.7

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue whereby the analog input would not route properly while in matrix mode.
  • Resolved an issue whereby the lock front panel feature ignored and the user could inadvertently shutdown the device.
  • Resolved compatibility issues with Samsung Galaxy Tab 6 Lite.
Previous Releases
Version 2.9.6

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved a RS-232 configuration issue whereby the local RS-232 could be set to the incorrect baud rate.
  • Moved the RS-232 configuration to a dedicated page on the Web UI.
Version 2.9.4

Features

  • Added support for AT-OCS-900N.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where the local RS-232 baud rate was not set correctly.
  • Resolved an issue where the Welcome Screen contained a purple tint.
  • Resolved an issue where after exiting maintenance mode, the display state could sometimes be out of sync.
Version 2.9.3

Features

  • Added the ability to select a Fallback input when in Matrix Mode w/ Static Route.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved interoperability with the AT-OME-SR21.
  • Resolved an issue where the OSD would display text when the unit was shutdown.
  • API command Display:Minimal:Set 0 will now mute the video output.

Known Issues

  • Under rare circumstances, from a maintenance mode reboot, a color space issue may appear on the BYOD input. This may be resolved by switching the input to either USB-C or Displayport and then back again.
Version 2.9.2

Features

  • Added HDBaseT Version to the Info and Status pages of the web GUI.
  • Confirmed compatibility with the AT-USB-EX100-KIT when used to extend the BYOD antenna(s).
  • Trigger I/O feedback is now automatically published in the API over the RS-232 / IP stream.
  • API command Input:Set Y will now work when in both Matrix Mode and Matrix Mode with Static Route.

Bug Fixes

  • Issue resolved regarding setting the stop bit on RS-232.
  • Resolved an issue where API input-change commands were being ignored when the unit is in Matrix Mode with Static Route.
  • Resolved incorrect LED indication on the front panel when the unit is in Matrix Mode with Static Route.
  • Security update: Removed open SMB port when not in use.
  • Resolved an issue where the CEC:Trig command would accept any value.
  • Resolved an issue where HDBaseT Epson projectors would fail to show an image when connected directly to the AT-UHD-SW-510W.
Version 2.9.1

Features

  • Added API command Input:Set/Get.
  • Added API command SetVol +/-/sta.

Bug Fixes

  • The system will now recall previous A/V routing, while in Matrix Mode, after a reboot.
Version 2.9.0

Features

  • Fallback to A/V Mute features added for conference systems.
  • Updated and optimized API commands for volume control and A/V switching.
  • Minor improvements to wireless stream performance.

Bug Fixes

  • Incorrect messaging was being displayed on the Network page of the WebUI when entering an incorrect IP address.
  • Resolved an issue where prompt PINs would not halt the auto power timer.
  • Resolved an issue where the volume level was being set to 0 dB after a shutdown.
  • Resolved an issue where the DNS field(s) in the Network page of the WebUI was not populating.
  • Resolved an issue where Telnet data was being presented prior to proper authentication.
  • Resolved an issue where Telnet would accept any username as valid.
  • Resolved issue where HDCP settings where not retained after reboot.
  • Resolved issue where, in certain cases, the DisplayPort was not working with the auto switching functionality of the system.
  • Fixed an issue where, in rare occurrences, the PIN would flash on the OSD.
  • Resolved an issue where the USB peripherals would be powered down, unintentionally, while an active USB host is present.
  • Resolved an issue where the USB peripherals would not power-on when a new USB host was connected.
  • Resolved an issue where the RS-232 baud rate was being reset internally when connected to the AT-OME-EX-RX, after a reboot, requiring users to reconfigure.

Known Issues

  • Bumping quickly from Miracast sessions may cause the Windows Taskbar to freeze. This is a known issue with Miracast on Windows machines and is not directly related to the AT-UHD-SW-510W.
  • On rare occasions, CEC may not properly turn off certain LG displays.
  • ASRock ATX motherboard (ASRock Z390M-ITX/ac Mini ITX) USB-C® outputs are not able to output video through the system.
Version 2.8.4

Features

  • Added simplified volume control API command: SetVol X where X = +/-/level/sta.
  • Bundled MCU and Master firmware – upgrading to 2.8.4 automatically updates MCU to 1.1.32.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved DNS resolution issue when clients are connected to the SSID of AT-UHD-SW-510W.
  • Resolved an issue which resulted in the Display tab to either “crash” or take an extended period of time to load.
  • Resolved an issue where the Ethernet interface would display DNS server information even when the interface is disconnected.
  • Resolved an issue where the [Show AP Credentials] option would be re-enabled. This occured when updating from 2.5.0 to 2.8.3-1.
  • Resolved an issue that set the default Firewall Mode to Block Private Network.

Known Issues

  • During the firmware update (if the unit has been idle from an extended period of time), a “Please Reboot Me” message is displayed on the output. To continue with the firmware upgrade, it is necessary to power cycle the unit.
  • Quickly auto switching inputs can cause the switching functionality to stop when set to Matrix Mode with Static Route mode.
Version 2.8.3-1

Features

  • Improved firmware update reliability. Updating the firmware no longer requires the unit to be physically rebooted.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where switching between analog and digital audio inputs may cause “crackling” in the analog audio output.

Known Issues

  • Updating to firmware version 2.8.3, from version 2.5.0 and below, will cause the “Show Password on OSD” to become enabled.
Version 2.8.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a critical issue which was introduced by 2.8.1 with micro processor getting into deadlock state and system will required a reboot.
Version 2.8.1

Features

  • Moved OSD opt-in feature to Networking menu.
  • Redesigned the Display control menu to enhance usability. NOTE: After the firmware update, go to the Display menu and make sure all previous settings are accurate.
  • Added a section under the System menu to set the local time. The system time must be set in order to use Maintenance Mode and logs.
  • Added Maintenance Mode feature under the Administration > Advanced menu. When enabled, the AT-UHD-SW-510W will restart all of its processes at 3:30am every day.
  • Added Status page to display information about the current system state.
  • Added Casting Device Name display option, under the Administration > Advanced menu. Enabling this feature displays the name of the casting device on the OSD.
  • Splash screen message improvements; increased the speed at which the OSD is displayed.
  • Added an MCU update as part of the normal firmware update procedure. This update will take approximately 8 to10 minutes to complete.
  • Redesigned the Networking page to display both Ethernet and Wireless configuration in one section.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where the OSD displayed a test pattern.
  • Fixed an issue with incorrect I/O selection in Matrix mode and Matrix Mode w/static route, after the AT-UHD-SW-510W is rebooted.
  • Matrix mode w/static route mode no longer switches to Matrix Mode after the AT-UHD-SW-510W is rebooted.
  • Fixed an issue where the OSD would showing “Loading” after the AT-UHD-SW-510W was powered on for more than a couple of days.
Version 2.7.0-1

Features

  • Access Point mode is now enabled by default. NOTE: Upgrading to 2.7.0-1 will not immediately overwrite existing network settings on the AT-UHD-SW-510W. To enable Access Point mode by default, update the unit with the 2.7.0-1 firmware, then perform a factory reset. Refer to the User Manual for more information.
Version 2.5.1

Features

  • Improved support of Miracast over Infrastructure (Windows release 18362).
  • Improved support for AirPlay® in iOS 13 and Mac OS Catalina.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where AirPlay would not work reliably with Mac OS X El Capitan.
  • Fixed an issue where the wireless connection would sometimes “crash”, when bumping. This occured when using Miracast to bump another Miracast or AirPlay cast.
  • Fixed an issue with certain WiFi cards, which would not be able to connect to the AP when set to 5 GHz.
  • DHCP IP addresses no longer keep changing if the lease time on a DHCP server was set to less than 1 hour.
  • Volume symbols no longer appear on splash screen when casting using AirPlay.
  • Fixed an issue with the PIN code expiration period extending beyond what the protocol allowed.
  • Fixed an issue where the “Please reboot me code” message would be displayed, but would not disappear if the system was rebooted.
  • Fixed an issue with Display Control, where the power-off timer would not start if the system was in the ON state, once the power event took place.
  • Fixed an issue with the Trigger not executing correct display control logic.

Known Issues

  • URL casting option has been removed from the Pre-Release tab, in the web interface.This optioin will be reimplemented in version 2.9.0.
  • Matrix mode with Static route is not working correctly, and will be fixed in a version following 2.7.1.
  • Miracast streams from Huawei Honor9, Huawei P20, and Huawei P30 phones do not work. Workaround: use the Google Home application to cast with Google Cast.
  • Moderator mode will not accept streams from Google Chrome (VP8).
  • If the AT-UHD-SW-510W is set to Static IP, then the preferred gateway, regardless of whether it is set to Ethernet or Wireless, will always use the Ethernet interface. Work around: set Ethernet > Mode to DHCP, under the Networking tab.
  • Bluetooth support is limited and not recommended for use in commercial deployments. Additional support will be added in version 2.8.0.
Version 2.5.1

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.5.1:
    • The SW-510W will now correctly pull up the Velocity database when setting up RS-232 / IP display control within the webGUI.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.17 (optional update):
    • AVMute API response now functions correctly.
    • Fixed a bug where Matrix switching mode would not always route a single source to both displays.
    • Fixed a compatibility issue with MacOS Mojave (10.14.6) where 1920×1200 output resolutions from HDMI and USB-C ports would result in color degradation.

Known Issues

  • The new release of Windows (version 18362) may cause the system to lock-up, if the system kicks a Miracast connection when another Miracast connection is present. Note that this issue is very dependent on the client and will only effect Miracast over Infrastructure
Version 2.5.0

Features

  • Master Firmware 2.5.0:
    • Hostnames can now begin with numerical characters.
    • MCU update tab has been moved to the Advanced tab.
    • Improved Miracast over Infrastructure and AirPlay;™ quality.
    • Added the ability to control antenna power levels to expand or reduce the range of Access Points.
    • Added display power-off notification message to the OSD, at 5 minutes and 2 minutes, if display power-off is enabled.
    • Added CPU and memory utilization to the Event Viewer.
    • Added improved Access Point throughput support.
    • Added QoS support to Access Point to prioritize casting packets (Miracast only).
    • Beta: Added support for URL Casting (iOS iPhone and iPad only).
    • Beta: Integrated Calendar with Velocity™.

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.5.0:
    • Front panel cursor buttons now function correctly.
    • Fixed an issue where Matrix Mode did not function correctly after the AT-UHD-SW-510W was power-cycled.
    • Resolved some issues related to WiFi Fence mode.
    • Maintenance mode now properly handles the system state accurately.
    • Fixed an issue where the Display:Minimal:Set 1 API call would always switch the audio from analog to digital.
    • Fixed an issue where terminal message would sometimes appear on the Splash Screen after performing a system reboot.
    • Fixed an issue where display control logic would take up to 10 seconds before CEC or RS-232 commands would be transmitted to the display.
    • The Display:Minimal:Set command now properly acknowledges cool-down and warm-up timers.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.17 (optional update):
    • AVMute API response now functions correctly.
    • Fixed a bug where Matrix switching mode would not always route a single source to both displays.
    • Fixed a compatibility issue with MacOS Mojave (10.14.6) where 1920×1200 output resolutions from HDMI and USB-C ports would result in color degradation.
Version 2.4.0.1

Bug Fixes

  • MCU Firmware 1.1.11 (optional update):
    • Fixed a communication issue between the Master and Slave processor, which was not always reliable when performing a “hard” power cycle.
Version 2.4.0

Features

  • Master Firmware 2.4.0:
    • Integrated the AT-UHD-SW-510W into AMS.
    • Added 802.1x to Access Points, which provides user authentication using a Radius server, instead of a password.
    • Increased the connection quality when using Miracast Over Infrastructure.
    • The Splash Screen will automatically be reduced in size, if the message is deleted from the Help URL footnote.
    • Decreased the time delay by four seconds, between when a source is disconnected and when the AT-UHD-SW-510W falls back to the previous input.
    • Moved the MCU Firmware upload option to the Advanced section. This is an optional update. Refer to the Release Notes document for more information.
    • Enabled Bluetooth discovery to work on either a wired or wireless network.

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.4.0:
    • Miracast over Infrastructure no longer automatically disconnects after one hour.
    • Fixed an issue where the optional MCU firmware upgrade was not reliable.
    • Fixed an issue where if the Airplay protocol was not allowed, then other protocols would not function either.
    • Fixed an IP routing issue where if the host device is connected to the Access Point of the AT-UHD-SW-510W, and is attempting to access the Ethernet network, the AT-UHD-SW-510W would redirect to its WebUI page instead of the local resource.
    • Resolved an issue where the OSD is no longer automatically enabled when set to Connect mode.
    • Fixed issue where if both Bluetooth discovery and Airplay were enabled, then the host device would automatically be disconnected after five minutes of casting.
    • Resolved an issue where the AT-UHD-SW-510W was unable to connect to a separate Access Point with a very long SSID name.
    • Addressed an issue with CORS.
    • Fixed an issue with the system not saving the default gateway when the unit is in Connect mode.
    • Fixed an issue where the AT-UHD-SW-510W would be unable to connect to a hidden SSID.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.11 (optional update):
    • Fixed an issue with the audio levels not being saved after a system reboot.
    • Addressed an issue with the Sony XBR-900E/F, which would switch to external speakers, instead of internal, when the AT-UHD-SW-510W was connected to it.
    • Removed YUV from the EDID for all inputs. This resolved an issue when connecting the AT-UHD-SW-510W to a video conferencing device which doesn’t support YUV and where the source device is capable of sending YUV (MacBook).
Version 2.3.0

Features

  • Added a Help link to explain how casting works from different operating systems (www.atlona.com/casting) to the default splash screen. This section is called footer and can be changed to something else than the Atlona help URL.
  • Added NTP and the ability to fetch it from an external or internal server.
  • Added CORS with wildcard to allow the AT-UHD-SW-510W to communicate with certain servers.
  • Added the ability to activate the display when connected to the AT-UHD-SW-510W Access Point. This assumes that Access Point mode is being used.
  • Added Rest API authentication.
  • Added Health Check indicator to HTML page as an option. System will display a green or red indicator, depending on whether all internal systems are working.

Bug Fixes

  • Limited the number of allowed Telnet sessions to the AT-UHD-SW-510W, which was causing the system to slow down.
  • Fixed an issue with Miracast over Infrastructure not working reliably when the AT-UHDSW-510W was in Access Point mode.
  • Resolved an issue with the Display:Minimal:Set command, which was not working over the REST API.
  • Resolved an issue where the REST API command OSD:State:Set was not working properly.
  • Resolved an issue where uploading a splash screen image with the same name would not overwrite the existing splash screen image.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling Miracast through the web GUI could cause the system to become unstable.
  • Resolved an issue where restoring the configuration of the AT-UHD-SW-510W would not restore splash screen images #2 and #3.
  • Resolved an issue with time drifting a few seconds each day.
  • Resolved an issue with Airplay discovery via Bluetooth.

Known Issues

  • Miracast Infrastructure will not work when using Access Point mode, if there is no password for the wireless network.
  • Firmware 2.3.0 includes some additional internal software updates. This will cause the system to reboot twice during the firmware update process.
Version 2.2.0

Features

  • Improved performance of the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN feature.
  • Added animated logo during system boot-up.
  • Added {password} tag for the splash screen. This option will display the Access Point password on the splash screen.
  • HTML splash screen. Added the ability to load an HTML webpage for viewing on the splash screen. Requires special formatting of zip file.
  • Telnet whitelisting. Added the ability to whitelist networks for Telnet access. Whitelisting will block all networks that are not within the specified network.
  • Ability to enable/disable Telnet.
  • Ability to require authentication on Telnet (uses admin username/password).
  • Added text to webUI:Splash screen stating background images upload should be in sRGB (webUI change).
  • Added API JSON command for ping tests: Net:Ping&dest
  • Added API JSON command for Trace Route: Net:Traceroute&deset
  • Added API JSON command for viewing clients that are connected to the Access Point: Net:WifiStations:Get
  • Added API JSON command to view the active BYOD cast: BYOD:Info:Get
  • Added API JSON command for setting admin password: Admin:ChangePassword&pass
  • Added ability to set DNS when assigning a static IP address.
  • Added ability to inherit DNS settings from the Ethernet port to the wireless clients in Access Point mode.
  • Added the ability to manually specify DNS for the wireless clients in AP mode.
  • Moved the OSD pin code to the top-left side of the screen.
  • Made the OSD Access Point information background transparent.
  • Renamed OSD Password to Code.
  • Renamed OSD “Name” to “Wifi name” in AP mode.
  • Released Crestron driver.
  • New display control features:
    • The system can be used to power-on/power-off the connected display, based on whether or not clients are connected in Access Point mode. When a client is connected, the display will be powered. If no clients are connected, then the system will power-off the display.
    • Added the ability to schedule dates and times for the unit to be powered-on or powered-off.
  • Added the ability to set the local time zone.
  • Added the ability to set the OSD Airplay/Miracast P2P timeout delay.
  • Added the ability to change the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN after each connection. This feature requires a minimum of 20 seconds for the system to change the PIN code. Any connections within 20 seconds will use the same PIN code.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where the OSD was not displayed, when using a non-BYOD splash screen, if the source was not set to an aspect ratio of 16:9.
  • Fixed an issue where the hostname could begin with a numeric value.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling the OSD pin, while the OSD pin was active, would cause the OSD pin to be displayed as part of the video output.
  • Resolved an issue where the last frame on the video output could become frozen when using Miracast.
  • Resolved an issue where the volume level was not saved and recalled after a system reboot.
  • Resolved an issue where the Display:Minimal:Set command was not working via RS-232.

Known Issues

  • Airplay Bluetooth is not working as intended.
Version 2.0.0

Features

  • Added the ability to connect to wireless networks without a password in Connect Mode.
  • As of version 2.0.0 and later, firmware is now distributed as a single file, which will automatically update both Master and MCU firmware.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved Miracast P2P performance.
  • Resolved an issue where if the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN was enabled, and the OSD was disabled, the PIN code would not be displayed.
  • Fixed an issue where the HTTPS redirect feature was not properly redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS on the initial session which enabled the feature.
  • Resolved an issue where updating the firmware from version 1.1.0 would cause the splash screens not to be updated.
  • Resolved an issue where the display control shutdown timer would not stop when display control was disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where if the unit was shut down from the webGUI, the front panel LED would remain blue (ON state), and not turn red (OFF state).
  • Resolved an issue where pressing the UP/Down buttons on the front panel, to display the OSD, would only show the OSD for 1-2 seconds.
Version 1.2.1-5

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where firmware versions 1.2.0 or 1.2.1 are not compatible with all versions of hardware.
  • Resolved an issue with the power-up sequence which could cause the system to not recognize all processors during boot-up.
  • Implemented additional protection which prevents potential file system corruption during a hard power-cycle.
Version 1.2.1

Features

  • Added 802.1x Security option for Wifi (Connect Mode only) and Ethernet protocols.
  • Added increased security features, included additional hash/salting of saved passwords.
  • Added thumbnails for Splash Screen images in the web UI.
  • Analog audio input assignment to video inputs. User will have the ability to assign the analog input to a specific digital video input. New layout in the audio section of web UI.
  • Pincode now supports both Airplay and P2P Miracast.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where pressing the Display button would not be processed if the shutdown timer was active.
  • Resolved an issue with the API command “Display:Minimal:Set” command and the auto display on/off shutdown timer. This command would not get processed if the shutdown timer was active.
  • Resolved an issue where if the “No Password in AP Mode” option was enabled, then the OSD would continue to display the Password field.
  • Resolved an issue where previously saved passwords (AP mode only) were displayed on the OSD.
  • Password rotation (AP Mode) no longer requires a password to be entered in order to continue.
  • Resolved an issue where selecting “Reset Network Settings” would generate an error in the web UI.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling Moderator Mode would cause Googlecast VP8 to remain disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel Up/Down buttons would not send configured IP commands.
Version 1.2.0

Features

  • Added the ability to place the unit in Access Point mode with no password requirement.
  • New splash screen images.
  • Added image splash screen rotation.
  • Added the ability to upload mulitple splash screen images.
  • In Moderator Mode, when another BYOD device is selected using the “Allow” button, the active device will immediately be kicked.
  • Added Display Control database/lookup feature (pre-release).

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an AirPlay issue where auto-switching would not function when casting an audio-only stream.
  • Resolved an issue where enabling Access Point mode (under Administration > Networking > Wifi in the web GUI) would cause the OSD to display connection information before Access Point mode was completely enabled (requiring a reboot).
  • Resolved an issue where the OSD would not display the Access Point password after rebooting.
  • Resolved an issue where an invalid hostname could be saved, this caused Miracast BYOD to not work.
  • Resolved an issue where CEC control over HDBaseT was not working using API, web GUI, and display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would disconnect from the network while in Connect mode.
  • Resolved: If a user moves the BYOD device beyond the terminal range of the AT-UHD-SW-510W, the last frame of content would be “frozen” on the screen.
  • Resolved an issue where the input selection in the Matrix Mode section of the web GUI was incorrect.
  • Resolved an issue where local RS-232 would stop functioning when display control was set to RS-232.
  • Resolved an issue where Moderator Mode could not be enabled using the API.
  • Corrected the order of output arguments in the Display:Matrix:Set API command.
Version 1.1.1

Features

  • Added Moderator mode.
  • Added VP8 support, allowing the ability to stream from Chromecast browser.
  • Added the ability to use randomized PIN codes when connecting using AirPlay.
  • Added the ability to enable/disable AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast protocols.
  • Added the ability to control a display using the local RS-232 on the unit, in addition to HDBaseT.
  • Increased the minimum time for display warm-up / cool-down to 5 seconds.
  • Added the ability to adjust the pulse for relays.
  • Updated the default EDID to 1080p.
  • Added default password change notification.
  • Updated the Display Control UI to provide additional information.
  • Added the ability to permanently disable the OSD.
  • Added truncation for device names longer than 15 characters.
  • Added the ability to specify the maximum BYOD connection time.
  • Encrypted configuration files for security.
  • Added the ability to use HTTPS (SSL) connection to configure devices.
  • Added HTTPS auto-redirect.
  • Added expanded log retrieval from the webUI.
  • Modified the BYOD output from YUV 4:4:4 to RGB.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved UI functionality for Matrix Mode.
  • Improved API responses.
  • Improved the Broadcast feature. When Broadcast is enabled, more events are now displayed when using the API.
  • Fixed an issue where extraneous data was being sent out over RS-232 and IP for display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would not go into standby after a reboot.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would not always power the display via auto-power functionality.
  • Resolved an issue where the API would lose synchronization when in Matrix Mode.
  • Resolved an issue where the image would freeze, when using BYOD casting, leaving a stuck frame on the display.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would not connect to a third-party access point after being rebooted.
  • Resolved an issue where CEC control was not working correctly.
  • Resolved an issue where video switching causing audio muting to be disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where video switching caused audio to be set to 0 dB.
  • Resolved an issue with the CEC:Trigger command.
Version 1.1.1

Features

  • Added two Matrix modes (Standard and VTC)
    • Standard Mode: This mode allows the system to independently route any input, to either or both of the outputs. When this mode is active, auto-switching and display control will be disabled.
    • VTC Mode: This mode allows for the integration of a video conferencing system. The user may specify a static input (normally VTC output) to a static output (display or other sink device). The unassigned inputs and output (normally VTC presentation input) will auto-switch; this includes BYOD devices. This will provide the user with auto-switching functionality through a VTC; the VTC, in turn, can present the inputs for local or remote consumption.
  • Added 5 GHz channel support under Access Point.
  • Updated the BYOD standard output format to 8-bit for better compatibility with video conference systems.
  • Improved RS-232 control performance.
  • Error message is now displayed when attempting to cast unsupported VP8-encoded content.
  • Added the ability to enable or disable the OSD using the API.
  • Added the ability to control matrix switching using the API.
  • Added the ability to set the analog audio output level from the Audio page.
  • Added a Factory Reset MCU Reset button to the System page in the webUI.
  • Added firmware update check button to the System page. The system will automatically check for firmware updates each time it is rebooted.
  • General UI updates:
    • Relocated the Save button on the EDID page.
    • Removed the audio selection drop-down list from the Audio page.
    • Added an audio-level slider in the Audio page.
    • Set timeout for the save button feedback message on the EDID page.
    • Updated Access Point channel textbox to a drop-down in the Network page.
    • Added help text to the Display page.
    • Added a Routing page.
    • Renamed the Factory Reset button, on the Networking page, to Reset Network Settings.
    • If CEC is selected for display control, RS-232/IP is removed from the Volume / Mute drop-down list, under the Display page.
    • Relocated image upload options to the Splash Screen page.
    • Added requirement to enter 8-digit code.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where if the unit was scanning for available wireless access points, it would sometimes display random ASCII characters.
  • Resolved an issue where if the OSD was disabled, and a custom image for the Loading or Splash screen was uploaded, the OSD would be displayed.
  • Resolved issue where a factory reset would not remove custom uploaded images for both the Loading and Splash screens.
  • Resolved an issue where the SW-510 would accept invalid characters (non-numeric) into the IP port field on the Display page.
  • Resolved an issue where if BYOD casting was used with a PowerPoint presentation, the system would be delayed by one frame.
  • Resolved an issue where after extended streaming using AirPlay, the unit would display a permanent black screen.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would shut down while an active source is being presented.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would lose its network settings, causing the system to not boot properly.
  • Resolved an issue where display control would not always send the Display On command.
  • Resolved an issue where the Send buttons, on the Display page, were not working

Known Issues

  • The Zone::SendCmd API command is not working properly.
Version 1.0.3-8

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where the RS-232 command for Display ON was not being sent.

Known Issues

  • Under Display > RS-232/IP Commands, the Send buttons do not respond.
  • Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) will not function with Windows 10 versions prior to 1703.
  • If the 510W does not have access to the Internet, some Google Cast™ devices such as the Google Pixel 2 will not be able to cast properly. To resolve this issue, mobile data must be disabled.
  • MAC address will be different on the network then what is printed on the box/unit. Unit identification on the network will begin with 00-1e-06.
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode. However, the unit does support 5 GHz in Connect mode when using external Wi-Fi / Access Point.
  • Configuration files created with v1.0.2 or earlier firmware are incompatible with v1.0.3 firmware. This will be resolved in a future firmware update.
Version 1.0.3-1

Features

  • Added Trigger IO functionality.
  • Added Relay functionality.
  • Added API commands to emulate the front panel display button.
  • Added volume level/slider to the webUI.
  • Added MCU Factory reset button to the webUI.
  • Improved BYOD performance.
  • Improved Display Control performance.
  • Improved Auto switching performance.
  • Improved EDID performance.
  • Improved system security.
  • The AutoSwitch checkbox has been moved from the Advanced tab to the Display tab.

Bug Fixes

  • The 510W now restores all settings from a configuration file, when loaded.
  • Resolved an issue where extended HEX characters (\x80 or greater) caused the system to send invalid data for display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the 510W would not always connect after rebooting, when the Wifi mode was set to Connect mode.
  • Resolved an issue where the 510W would drop from the AP after an extended period of time, when the Wifi mode was set to Connect mode.
  • EDID data is now properly restored after rebooting the 510W.
  • Resolved an issue where audio would be heard from the analog output, even if the system was in the standby state.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling auto-switching in the webUI, would not disable auto switching.
  • Resolved an issue where if the audio was set to analog in the webUI, the 510W would switch to digital automatically.
  • Audio pop/cracks are no longer heard when rebooting the 510W or switching sources.

Known Issues

  • Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) is not functional. However, Miracast over Infrastructure is functional.
  • If the 510W does not have access to the Internet, some Google Cast™ devices such as the Google Pixel 2 will not be able to cast properly. To resolve this issue, mobile data must be disabled.
  • MAC address will be different on the network then what is printed on the box/unit.
  • Unit identification on the network will begin with 00-1e-06.
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode. However, the unit does support 5 GHz in Connect mode when using external Wi-Fi / Access Point.
  • Configuration files created with v1.0.2 or earlier firmware are incompatible with v1.0.3 firmware.
Version 1.0.2

Features

  • Added the ability to control the unit using RS-232. The baud rate is 9600,8,1,N which is different than the standard Atlona baud of 115200,8,1,N.
  • Added API command for passing RS-232 data to the HDBaseT port using Telnet or local RS-232 port on the unit. Zone:SendCmd
  • During an AirPlay® session, turning off the screen on the phone will now disconnect the session.
  • Added auto relay control for projector screens.
  • Added Bluetooth discovery for AirPlay®. This feature must be enabled in the web GUI.
  • Added real-time status feedback for input state changes using Telnet. This feature must be enabled in the webGUI.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved the performance of Miracast, Google Cast™ and AirPlay®.
  • Improved display control (RS-232 / IP / CEC) performance.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would display as “Miracast Sync” on the windows client when trying to perform a Miracast connection.
  • The unit now accepts an IP address from a DHCP server when the Ethernet cable is connected after the unit has been powered on.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel input LED indicators would show incorrect information if the Display:Input:Set command was issued using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
  • Resolved an issue where the unit could be unresponsive after changing network settings using the webGUI.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel buttons for setting IP mode (DHCP / static) and IP Show were not working.
  • Resolved an issue where after performing a factory reset, the hostname of the unit would not always use the factory-default hostname.
  • Resolved an issue where an AirPlay® query could cause the current BYOD connection to be terminated.
  • The unit now switches to the correct input when coming out of standby.
  • Resolved an issue which causes log files to max-out and lock up the system.
  • Access Point mode is now available when the unit is set to a static IP address.
  • Resolved an issue where the last video frame can get stuck on the video output from a BYOD cast.
  • Resolved an issue where the display control would not turn on when initiated by a BYOD cast.

Known Issues

  • Currently only Miracast over Infrastructure is functional. Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) is not functional at this time.
  • Some Google Cast™ devices (e.g. Pixel 2) cannot cast correctly unless mobile data is disabled when the 510W has no internet access.
  • MAC address of the unit will differ from the MAC address on the unit barcode. MAC address will begin with 00-1E-06.
  • Date and time of the 510W must be manually set after a factory reset. The time must be set to the UTC time and not the local time. UTC time can be found at https://time.is/UTC
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode.
Version 1.0.1

Features

  • Date and time setting can now be modified on the webGUI.
  • Added display control IP address commands.
  • System password can now be changed.
  • Help text for Splash Screen Configuration and Commands section of Display control added.

Bug Fixes

  • WebGUI option Hide Password changed to Hide Password on OSD.
  • 510W now broadcasts SSID while in Access Point mode.
  • Miracast™ no longer uses Wifi direct when Access Point is enabled.
  • The IP command Display:Input:Get now returns the correct source.
  • Factory reset now correctly changes device hostname and advanced settings back to default.
  • 510W now validates the Master and MCU firmware before loading into the unit.
  • Fixed compatibility issue where the 510W would send Goggle Cast the incorrect date and time.
  • 510W no longer stops broadcasting mDNS traffic when using AirPlay® and Google Cast™.
  • System log files now rotate to ensure log file size no longer becomes too large for the unit to boot correctly.
  • Factory default hostname now set to SW510-XXXX to show the unit SKU and last 4 of the MAC address.
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Overview

BYOD Collaboration Simplified

Native wireless AV casting – no app required.

Present content from your mobile device with confidence.

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Display control and automation.

The SW-510W can operate by itself without ever having to press a button.

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Moderate between multiple presenters.

Manage up to four wirelessly connected devices at one time.

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Additional Features

The SW-510W is a wireless AV gateway and much more. It delivers complete yet simplified AV system integration for collaborative meeting spaces, with all the convenience and automation features that distinguish Atlona products among AV integrators.

Room control and triggering capability

Use the SW-510W to trigger a motorized screen, projector lift, or other room-related function. You can easily tie in this triggering with occupancy sensing, a button module, or into a control system such as Atlona Velocity.

Universal AV input interfaces

The SW-510W in unique in that it switches between wireless casting and four wired AV inputs. It’s also equipped with the inputs found in all laptops today, including USB-C – and you can charge through this same port!

Flexible network deployment options

You can cast directly to the SW-510W via its own Wireless Access Point for Wi-Fi. Or, for security reasons, you can disable it and bridge via Ethernet into the facility LAN. For detailed information, see the FAQs below or refer to this document.

Matrix switching with local and long-distance outputs

The SW-510W features matrix switching to two outputs. One lets you make an HDMI connection to a display, while the other is for extending over HDBaseT up to 100 meters away – so you can install the SW-510W wherever needed.

Custom welcome screen

Greet incoming presenters with a customizable welcome screen that displays instructions on making a device connection, including wireless access codes. You can use preloaded or your own background images, and display a single image or rotate through several as a slideshow.

Network security features

The SW-510W is equipped with a host of network security features specifically to prevent unauthorized access. Among them is IEEE 802.1x for Wi-Fi and Ethernet, for enterprises and other organizations requiring all devices with secure authentication to access their networks.

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Available Models

The SW-510W is designed for use in the US, Canada, and India. A version for Europe, Australia, South Africa, as well as Asia is also available as the AT-UHD-SW-510W-EU. In addition, the SW-510W can be purchased as a kit with the AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE HDBaseT receiver. For your convenience, all models can be purchased directly from this page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes the SW-510W stand out among the many wireless collaboration devices on the market?

The SW-510W is unique is its ability to allow screen mirroring via AirPlay, Google Cast, or Miracast, with no need to install an app on a presenter’s device. The SW-510W supports both peer-to-peer Miracast (Wi-Fi Direct) as well as Miracast over Infrastructure modes, which are the de facto protocols in newer Windows operating systems, and deliver improved reliability and scalability over the previous Miracast specification. Many competing wireless collaboration gateways do not support Miracast over Infrastructure.

2. Which operating systems can connect wirelessly to the SW-510W?

iOS, Android, Mac OS, and Chrome OS (Chromebook), as well as Windows 8.1 and 10 with Miracast enabled. For Windows 7, users can cast content from the Chrome web browser.

3. Does this product come with integrated wireless capabilities?

Yes. The SW-510W includes two wireless access points, one for AirPlay and Google Cast, and the other dedicated to Miracast. It is worth nothing that competing wireless collaboration gateways typically do not include built-in wireless capabilities (they rely on LAN connection into a facility’s existing Wi-Fi).

4. Can the SW-510W be adapted to specific network access and security requirements?

Absolutely. Several network operating modes are available with the SW-510W, depending on the requirements of the application, end user, and IT network security policy.

Guest mode – Guests can present from their devices by connecting through the SW-510W’s wireless access points. The unit is also networked into the facility LAN via Ethernet, for presenters authorized to access in-house Wi-Fi.

Private mode – The SW-510W functions as a standalone, private Wi-Fi network, with no networking into the facility LAN.

Bridge mode – The wireless access points are disabled on the SW-510W. Presenters will need authorization to access the facility Wi-Fi network.

Additional network operating modes are available. Please see refer to the IT Deployment Guide for complete information.

5. What security features are available with the SW-510W?

The SW-510W supports several industry-standard network security features including HTTPS, SSH, and IEEE 802.1x. It also includes a built-in firewall, configurable to restrict incoming and outgoing network traffic. For Wi-Fi access, the SW-510W allows user-generated or randomly generated authentication passwords.

For wireless content sharing, the SW-510W protects unauthorized iOS, Mac, or PC connections through randomly generated PIN codes, refreshed every five minutes. Furthermore, the end user can choose to display wireless connection instructions through a customized welcome screen, or hide them altogether.

For a complete list of FAQs for the SW-510W, please click here.

Hai Tran, partner at Elevenfifty

“We added an Atlona SW-510W BYOD presentation switcher, which sets up well for corporate events. Anyone can now come in and launch a presentation through a personal laptop or mobile device by simply plugging into the network. This will play a huge role in attracting customers for corporate and private events.”

Videos

Videos

How to Enable and Configure Matrix Mode on SW-510W Wireless BYOD 4K/UHD Universal Switcher

In this step by step instructional demonstration, learn how simple it is to enable and configure matrix mode on the SW-510W 4K/UHD Universal Switcher by Atlona.

How to Enable and Use Moderator Mode on SW-510W Wireless BYOD 4K/UHD Universal Switcher

Watch this instructional demonstration to see how easy you can enable and use moderator mode on the SW-510W.

Un-Boxing: SW-510W

Follow along as Ken Eagle opens up the SW-510 integrated switcher for wireless BYOD.

Wireless Presentation System– Key Functions of the SW-510W Universal BYOD Content Sharing Switcher

Follow along as we take you through setting up several key functions within the web GUI of the SW-510W.

SW-510W Bluetooth Device Discovery

How To Video: SW-510W Bluetooth® Device Discovery

Setting up AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor with Omega™ Series switchers

Follow along with this setup video to learn how to integrate the Atlona Omega Series AT-OME-MS52W and AT-OME-MS42 switchers with the AT-OCS-900N networked occupancy sensor. This video can also be used to set up the AT-UHD-SW-510W switcher.

Details

Details

The Atlona AT-UHD-SW-510W is a 5×2, multi-format matrix switcher with wireless presentation capability. It provides universal BYOD (bring your own device) compatibility with HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C® inputs, plus wireless connectivity for mobile devices. The SW-510W is HDCP 2.2 compliant, and features matrixed or mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs. The HDBaseT output is ideal for use with the Atlona AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE HDBaseT receiver, or the AT-HDVS-SC-RX scaling HDBaseT receiver. It also includes automatic input switching and automatic display control capability, both applicable to wired and wireless source connections. This unique multi-format matrix switcher and wireless gateway provides a universal connectivity solution for presentation devices in a wide range of professional AV applications.

The USB-C port on the SW-510W is ideal for Mac, Chromebook, and Windows PCs. All inputs and the local HDMI output are compatible with video signals up to 4K/UHD @ 60 Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling, as well as data rates up to 18 Gbps. For integration convenience and flexibility, simultaneous 18 Gbps HDMI and 10 Gbps HDBaseT outputs make the SW-510W ideal for various presentation scenarios such as primary and confidence displays in a corporate auditorium or lecture hall. The HDBaseT output extends video, audio, control, and Ethernet up to 100 meters. (For AV signals exceeding 10 Gbps, 4K/UHD video will be subsampled to 4:2:0, or HDR metadata removed for HDBaseT transmission.)

For more information about the SW-510W, please refer to this comprehensive introduction and overview.

Wireless BYOD Connectivity

In addition to wired AV connections, the SW-510W interfaces with a presenter’s iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows device over Wi-Fi®, and allows screen mirroring without the need to install an app. It can serve as an integrated, dual band access point, or be networked into an existing Wi-Fi installation. With a second antenna (included), the SW-510W can also provide simultaneous Wi-Fi and Miracast™ (Wi-Fi Direct®). In addition, the SW-510W supports Miracast over Infrastructure which allows Miracast over a facility Wi-Fi network or LAN, rather than over a direct wireless link. Please click here for complete information about wireless AV connectivity with the SW-510W.

(Note: URL casting is not available for video from apps such as YouTube™, Netflix®, Hulu®, and Amazon® Prime® Video.)

Applications

  • Meeting spaces – The SW-510W provides the flexibility to accept any presenter device, whether wired or wireless. This capability is ideal for a wide range of meeting environments, from a huddle room to a large presentation space in a convention center.
  • Classrooms and auditoriums – A credenza or lectern-based AV system for resident sources, plus wireless connectivity for a participant’s laptop or tablet. An instructor can moderate wireless AV presentations between up to four student mobile devices.
  • Small to medium-sized meeting spaces – The SW-510W is compact and ideal for under-table mounting. It conveniently provides automatic switching and display control for simplified user operation, especially with laptops and mobile devices brought into the system.
  • Conference rooms and boardrooms – The SW-510W features two matrixed outputs for seamless integration into a display and a hardware-based videoconferencing system, with additional versatility by enabling wireless AV content presentations to the far end. The matrix switching capability provides the convenience of auto-switching for local BYOD content that feeds into the codec, while simultaneously allowing far-end content to be shared.
  • Presentation spaces where two displays are needed – This switcher can be installed in a lectern to serve a confidence monitor, plus the primary display in a remote location. With matrixed outputs, the SW-510W also can support two simultaneous presenters on two screens.

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Technical Features

5×2 universal AV matrix switcher

  • Two HDMI, one DisplayPort, and one USB-C* input, plus a dedicated wireless AV input
  • Delivers true BYOD capability for a wide range of presentation sources
  • * USB-C port supports AV and device charging, but not USB data.

Matrixed or mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs

  • HDBaseT output transmits AV, control, and Ethernet up to 330 feet (100 meters) @ 1080p with CAT5e/6 or 4K/UHD using CAT6a/7 cable*
  • Dual HDMI (18 Gbps) and HDBaseT (10 Gbps) outputs provide flexible options for AV system designs and applications
  • * To achieve optimal HDBaseT performance, CAT6a or CAT7 shielded twisted pair cable is highly recommended.

Wireless AV gateway

  • Provides convenient Wi-Fi connectivity for an iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows-based device
  • Includes dual Wi-Fi access points – secondary access point required for Miracast (Wi-Fi Direct)
  • Integrated access point can be segregated from the facility network for security reasons
  • Note: Does not support URL casting of video from apps such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.

Native platform-based, wireless interfacing

  • Allows screen mirroring without the need for a separate app*
  • Supports wireless video up to 1080p/30 4:2:0 (up to 1080p/60 with Miracast)**
  • Supports Apple® iBeacon®-assisted iOS and Mac device discovery. An optional Bluetooth® adapter is required (not included with the SW-510W). The Plugable and Kinivo Bluetooth 4.0 adapters are recommended.
  • Also supports Miracast over Infrastructure for use of facility Wi-Fi or Ethernet network
  • Wireless AV interfacing can be selectively enabled or disabled for each native platform
  • * Please click here for complete information about wireless AV connectivity with the SW-510W.
  • ** Video resolution capability is dependent on wireless signal quality.

Moderator mode for wireless AV presentations

  • Allows a user to moderate between up to four wirelessly connected devices through the SW-510W web GUI
  • Content from mobile devices (low refresh) can be previewed by the admin
  • Moderator can allow or kick (remove) any device from presenting on-screen

Automatic display control

  • Automatically changes display power state based on device connection or disconnection from the switcher
  • Works for both wired and wireless source devices
  • Control signals to display are transmitted via IP, RS-232, or CEC over HDBaseT, as well as RS-232 to a local display
  • Enables display and volume control. CEC enables control of consumer displays.
  • Also can be configured to power off display after a period of inactivity

Automatic input selection

  • Selects active input based on device connection or disconnection from the switcher, using hot plug detect and video detection technology
  • Works for both wired and wireless source devices
  • Enables simplified, automatic system operation with no user intervention necessary

USB-C charging for laptops, tablets, and smartphones

  • Conveniently provides mobile device powering during a meeting or presentation
  • Simple one-cable connection for AV and charging*
  • * Atlona strongly recommends using the supplied USB-C cable accessory.

4K/UHD capability @ 60 Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling on local ports (HDMI, USB-C, and DisplayPort), plus support for HDR formats

  • HDBaseT output supports 4K/UHD @ 60 Hz with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling
  • Local USB-C, DisplayPort, and HDMI ports are compatible with 4K HDR10 @ 60 Hz and Dolby® Vision™ @ 60 Hz, as well as HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma) for 60p HDR broadcast services

Splash screen customizable with welcome message and BYOD connection information

  • The SW-510W displays a welcome screen with instructions for participants and guests to present from their devices
  • Messaging and connection instructions can be customized with the option to display or hide specific network or access information
  • Ability to upload multiple splash screen background images that can be rotated

Secure wireless access and content sharing

  • Prevent unauthorized Wi-Fi access (room hijacking) with user-defined or randomly generated authentication passwords
  • Prevent unauthorized iOS and Mac wireless content sharing with randomly generated PIN pin codes, refreshed every five minutes
  • BYOD wireless connection can be set to a maximum specified duration
  • Configurable firewall available to restrict incoming and outgoing network traffic

Supports industry-standard, network security features and protocols

  • Prevent unauthorized Wi-Fi access (room hijacking) with user-defined or randomly generated authentication passwords
  • HTTPS, SSH, IEEE 802.1x, and WebSockets with TLS, WPA2-PSK, and AES-128 encryption

HDCP 2.2 compliant

  • Adheres to latest specification for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection
  • Allows protected content to pass between authenticated devices
  • HDCP 2.2 supported only for wired AV connections

Audio de-embedding

  • De-embeds two channel PCM audio from any video source to a balanced, analog audio output
  • Provides direct interfacing into an external audio system

EDID management

  • Manages EDID communications with the source through a display’s EDID or internally stored EDID
  • Ensures desired audio formats and video resolutions are provided to the AV system

HDCP management

  • Automatically reports HDCP compliance status to the source based on the sink device
  • HDCP compliance can also be disengaged through Velocity or other control system
  • Allows non-protected material from PCs to pass to non-compliant displays, streaming devices, and teleconference systems; protected content is not transmitted

TCP/IP, RS-232, and contact closure control

  • Ideal for IP-based control from Atlona Velocity Control System and the AT-ANC-108D button control panel
  • Also compatible with third-party control systems
  • Contact closure control ideal for room functions such as motorized screens and display lifts

Trigger I/O ports for occupancy sensing

  • When used with an occupancy sensor, the switcher can be set to automatically go into standby, and power off the display once participants have left the room
  • Greatly simplifies user operation by avoiding the need to manually power the system on or off

Optional AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor available for automatic display control

  • OCS-900N is connected to the same network as the SW-510W
  • This switcher can be integrated with multiple OCS-900N occupancy sensors

Front panel button controls and signal status LEDs

  • Allow simple and convenient control of source switching as well as display on/off and audio volume
  • Front panel LEDs highlight the currently selected input, including wireless BYOD

Rack-mountable 1U, half rack width enclosure

  • Easy installation into racks and confined spaces via optional AT-UHD-SW-510W-RM rack mounting hardware
  • Ideal for under-table installation with included mounting hardware

Included accessories

  • Installation guide, 2 USB Wi-Fi adapters/antennas, surface mounting hardware, 2 meter (6.5 foot) USB-C male-to-male cable (USB 3.1 Gen 1), and external universal power supply
  • Replacement Wi-Fi antenna: AT-USB-WIFI-1

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Specifications

Specifications

Connectors, Controls, and Indicators
HDMI IN 2 – Type A, 19-pin female
HDMI OUT 1 – Type A, 19-pin female
DP IN 1 – 20-pin female
USB-C® IN 1 – 24-pin female, AV input (Alternate Mode)
USB 3 – USB 2.0 Type A for Wi-Fi® antenna modules
RS-232 1 – 3-pin captive screw (bidirectional)
RELAY 1 – 3-pin captive screw, normally open (NO), with adjustable Toggle and Pulse modes
Electrical rating: 48 V @ 1 A
TRIGGER 1 – 4-pin captive screw, supports 3 – 30 V DC input range, power supply is 12 V @ 100 mA max.
AUDIO IN 1 – 3.5 mm, unbalanced 2-channel
AUDIO OUT 1 – 5-pin captive screw, balanced / unbalanced 2-channel
HDBaseT OUT 1 – RJ45
LAN 1 – RJ45
DC 24V 1 – 4-pin DIN, locking
Control Buttons:
INPUT, IP, POWER, DISPLAY		 4 – momentary, tact-type
Input Indicators:
USB-C, DP, HDMI 3, HDMI 4, BYOD		 5 – LED, blue
Video
UHD/HD/SD 4096×2160@60/30/25/24Hz*, 3840×2160@60/30/25/24Hz*, 1080p@60/59.9/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98Hz, 1080i@60/59.94/50Hz, 720p@60/59.94/50Hz, 576p@50Hz, 576i@50Hz, 480p@60/59.96Hz, 480i@60Hz
VESA 2560×1600, 2048×1536, 1920×1200, 1680×1050, 1600×1200, 1440×900, 1400×1050, 1280×1024, 1280×800, 1366×768, 1360×768, 1152×864, 1024×768, 800×600, 640×480
USB-C Up to 4K/UHD @ 60Hz for devices supporting USB-C Alternate Mode video output
Wireless Up to 1080p @ 30Hz 4:2:0 (up to 1080p @ 60Hz with Miracast™); dependent on wireless signal quality
Color Space YUV, RGB
Chroma Subsampling 4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0
Wireless Chroma Subsampling 4:2:0
Color Depth 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit
HDR † HDR10 and Dolby® Vision™ @ 60Hz; HDMI or DisplayPort inputs only

* HDMI output supports 4K/UHD @ 50 or 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling. HDBaseT output supports 4K/UHD @ 50 or 60Hz with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling.

† HDR not supported for HDBaseT output.

Audio
Pass-Through Formats PCM, Dolby® Digital, Dolby Digital Plus™, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos®, DTS® Digital Surround™, DTS-HD Master Audio™, and DTS:X®
Sample Rate 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, 176.4 kHz, 192 kHz
Bit Rate 24 Mbits/s max
Resolution / Distance 4K/UHD – Feet / Meters 1080p – Feet / Meters
HDMI IN/OUT 15 5 30 10
CAT5e 295 90 330 100
CAT6/6a/7 330 100 330 100
Signal
Maximum TMDS Clock 600 MHz (300 MHz over HDBaseT)
HDMI HDMI 2.0*
HDBaseT 10 Gbps
CEC Support Yes
HDCP 2.2 (wired device connections, only)

* 18 Gbps supported for HDMI 2.0 output. HDBaseT output limited to 10 Gbps.

USB
Port USB Type C: USB-C for AV input (Alternate Mode), USB 2.0 Type A for Wi-Fi® antenna modules (3 ports)
USB-C Power Up to 60 W / 3 A at 20 V
USB-C Device Charging Capability Up to 20 V, 3 A
Output: 60 W @ 20 V, 36 W @ 12 V, 15 W @ 5 V
IP
Protocols DHCP, HTTP, Telnet, SSH, TCP/IP, UDP
Security HTTPS, SSL, TLS
Ethernet Speed 10/100 Mbps
Addressing DHCP, static
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11n/ac 2.5 GHz / 5 GHz
Wi-Fi Protocols WPA, WPA2, PSK
Antenna 2 included
Wi-Fi Frequency Range/Band Power Output Number of Channel/s Channel Spacing Modulation Type
WLAN (USB Dongle) 2400 – 2483.5 MHz 11b (11Mbps): 16dBm±1.5dBm 13/9 5 MHz DSSS/OFDM
11g (54Mbps): 14dBm±1.5dBm
11n (20MHz, MCS7): 14dBm±1.5dBm
11n (40MHz, MCS7): 14dBm±1.5dBm
5150 – 5825 MHz 11a (54Mbps): 12dBm±1.5dBm 9/2 20 MHz OFDM / QPSK / 16QAM / 64QAM / 256QAM
11n (20MHz, MCS7): 12dBm±1.5dBm
11n (40MHz, MCS7): 12dBm±1.5dBm
11ac (80MHz, MCS9): 10dBm±1.5dBm
Temperature Fahrenheit Celsius
Operating 32 to 122 0 to 50
Storage -4 to 140 -20 to 60
Humidity (RH) 20% to 90%, non-condensing
Power
Consumption (full load) 121 W
Idle Consumption 35 – 40 W
Supply Input: 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Output: 5 V DC
Dimensions (H x W x D) Inches Millimeters
Unit 1.73 x 8.64 x 10 44 x 219.5 x 254
Power Supply 1.6 x 2.6 x 6.2 40.6 x 66 x 157.4
Weight Pounds Kilograms
Device 3.70 1.68
Certification
Device CE, FCC
Power CE, FCC, UL
Diagrams

Diagrams

Wired + wireless AV

The SW-510W is a universal, BYOD-friendly switcher with HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C inputs, and a dedicated wireless AV input.

Matrixed outputs

The SW-510W can deliver matrixed HDMI and HDBaseT outputs to support dual-display applications.

Video conferencing

The matrixed outputs of the SW-510W are also ideal for integrating wireless AV with a video conferencing system.

Resources

Resources

Documentation

pdf-icon Datasheet (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Datasheet (AT-UHD-EX-100CE-RX-PSE)
pdf-icon Solution Setup and Config Guide (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Installation Guide (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon Manual (AT-UHD-SW-510W)
pdf-icon API (AT-UHD-SW-510W)

Declaration of Conformity

pdf-icon AT-UHD-SW-510W
pdf-icon EC AT-UHD-SW-510W

CAD File

cad-icon-(1) AT-UHD-SW-510W

Support

zip-icon HTML Splash Screen Template
pdf-icon Product Engineering Document
pdf-icon IT Deployment Guide
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Firmware

AT-UHD-SW-510W Firmware

Firmware Version 2.9.7
File Size 181 MB
Date 10.30.23

Release Notes

Important! Before updating, be sure the AT-UHD-SW-510W is running at least version 2.0.0. Firmware 2.0.0 is included as part of the firmware download, along with the update procedure.

Important! If updating, the AT-UHD-SW510W may need to be physically rebooted to complete the firmware update procedure.

Version 2.9.7

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue whereby the analog input would not route properly while in matrix mode.
  • Resolved an issue whereby the lock front panel feature ignored and the user could inadvertently shutdown the device.
  • Resolved compatibility issues with Samsung Galaxy Tab 6 Lite.
Previous Releases
Version 2.9.6

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved a RS-232 configuration issue whereby the local RS-232 could be set to the incorrect baud rate.
  • Moved the RS-232 configuration to a dedicated page on the Web UI.
Version 2.9.4

Features

  • Added support for AT-OCS-900N.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where the local RS-232 baud rate was not set correctly.
  • Resolved an issue where the Welcome Screen contained a purple tint.
  • Resolved an issue where after exiting maintenance mode, the display state could sometimes be out of sync.
Version 2.9.3

Features

  • Added the ability to select a Fallback input when in Matrix Mode w/ Static Route.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved interoperability with the AT-OME-SR21.
  • Resolved an issue where the OSD would display text when the unit was shutdown.
  • API command Display:Minimal:Set 0 will now mute the video output.

Known Issues

  • Under rare circumstances, from a maintenance mode reboot, a color space issue may appear on the BYOD input. This may be resolved by switching the input to either USB-C or Displayport and then back again.
Version 2.9.2

Features

  • Added HDBaseT Version to the Info and Status pages of the web GUI.
  • Confirmed compatibility with the AT-USB-EX100-KIT when used to extend the BYOD antenna(s).
  • Trigger I/O feedback is now automatically published in the API over the RS-232 / IP stream.
  • API command Input:Set Y will now work when in both Matrix Mode and Matrix Mode with Static Route.

Bug Fixes

  • Issue resolved regarding setting the stop bit on RS-232.
  • Resolved an issue where API input-change commands were being ignored when the unit is in Matrix Mode with Static Route.
  • Resolved incorrect LED indication on the front panel when the unit is in Matrix Mode with Static Route.
  • Security update: Removed open SMB port when not in use.
  • Resolved an issue where the CEC:Trig command would accept any value.
  • Resolved an issue where HDBaseT Epson projectors would fail to show an image when connected directly to the AT-UHD-SW-510W.
Version 2.9.1

Features

  • Added API command Input:Set/Get.
  • Added API command SetVol +/-/sta.

Bug Fixes

  • The system will now recall previous A/V routing, while in Matrix Mode, after a reboot.
Version 2.9.0

Features

  • Fallback to A/V Mute features added for conference systems.
  • Updated and optimized API commands for volume control and A/V switching.
  • Minor improvements to wireless stream performance.

Bug Fixes

  • Incorrect messaging was being displayed on the Network page of the WebUI when entering an incorrect IP address.
  • Resolved an issue where prompt PINs would not halt the auto power timer.
  • Resolved an issue where the volume level was being set to 0 dB after a shutdown.
  • Resolved an issue where the DNS field(s) in the Network page of the WebUI was not populating.
  • Resolved an issue where Telnet data was being presented prior to proper authentication.
  • Resolved an issue where Telnet would accept any username as valid.
  • Resolved issue where HDCP settings where not retained after reboot.
  • Resolved issue where, in certain cases, the DisplayPort was not working with the auto switching functionality of the system.
  • Fixed an issue where, in rare occurrences, the PIN would flash on the OSD.
  • Resolved an issue where the USB peripherals would be powered down, unintentionally, while an active USB host is present.
  • Resolved an issue where the USB peripherals would not power-on when a new USB host was connected.
  • Resolved an issue where the RS-232 baud rate was being reset internally when connected to the AT-OME-EX-RX, after a reboot, requiring users to reconfigure.

Known Issues

  • Bumping quickly from Miracast sessions may cause the Windows Taskbar to freeze. This is a known issue with Miracast on Windows machines and is not directly related to the AT-UHD-SW-510W.
  • On rare occasions, CEC may not properly turn off certain LG displays.
  • ASRock ATX motherboard (ASRock Z390M-ITX/ac Mini ITX) USB-C® outputs are not able to output video through the system.
Version 2.8.4

Features

  • Added simplified volume control API command: SetVol X where X = +/-/level/sta.
  • Bundled MCU and Master firmware – upgrading to 2.8.4 automatically updates MCU to 1.1.32.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved DNS resolution issue when clients are connected to the SSID of AT-UHD-SW-510W.
  • Resolved an issue which resulted in the Display tab to either “crash” or take an extended period of time to load.
  • Resolved an issue where the Ethernet interface would display DNS server information even when the interface is disconnected.
  • Resolved an issue where the [Show AP Credentials] option would be re-enabled. This occured when updating from 2.5.0 to 2.8.3-1.
  • Resolved an issue that set the default Firewall Mode to Block Private Network.

Known Issues

  • During the firmware update (if the unit has been idle from an extended period of time), a “Please Reboot Me” message is displayed on the output. To continue with the firmware upgrade, it is necessary to power cycle the unit.
  • Quickly auto switching inputs can cause the switching functionality to stop when set to Matrix Mode with Static Route mode.
Version 2.8.3-1

Features

  • Improved firmware update reliability. Updating the firmware no longer requires the unit to be physically rebooted.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where switching between analog and digital audio inputs may cause “crackling” in the analog audio output.

Known Issues

  • Updating to firmware version 2.8.3, from version 2.5.0 and below, will cause the “Show Password on OSD” to become enabled.
Version 2.8.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a critical issue which was introduced by 2.8.1 with micro processor getting into deadlock state and system will required a reboot.
Version 2.8.1

Features

  • Moved OSD opt-in feature to Networking menu.
  • Redesigned the Display control menu to enhance usability. NOTE: After the firmware update, go to the Display menu and make sure all previous settings are accurate.
  • Added a section under the System menu to set the local time. The system time must be set in order to use Maintenance Mode and logs.
  • Added Maintenance Mode feature under the Administration > Advanced menu. When enabled, the AT-UHD-SW-510W will restart all of its processes at 3:30am every day.
  • Added Status page to display information about the current system state.
  • Added Casting Device Name display option, under the Administration > Advanced menu. Enabling this feature displays the name of the casting device on the OSD.
  • Splash screen message improvements; increased the speed at which the OSD is displayed.
  • Added an MCU update as part of the normal firmware update procedure. This update will take approximately 8 to10 minutes to complete.
  • Redesigned the Networking page to display both Ethernet and Wireless configuration in one section.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where the OSD displayed a test pattern.
  • Fixed an issue with incorrect I/O selection in Matrix mode and Matrix Mode w/static route, after the AT-UHD-SW-510W is rebooted.
  • Matrix mode w/static route mode no longer switches to Matrix Mode after the AT-UHD-SW-510W is rebooted.
  • Fixed an issue where the OSD would showing “Loading” after the AT-UHD-SW-510W was powered on for more than a couple of days.
Version 2.7.0-1

Features

  • Access Point mode is now enabled by default. NOTE: Upgrading to 2.7.0-1 will not immediately overwrite existing network settings on the AT-UHD-SW-510W. To enable Access Point mode by default, update the unit with the 2.7.0-1 firmware, then perform a factory reset. Refer to the User Manual for more information.
Version 2.5.1

Features

  • Improved support of Miracast over Infrastructure (Windows release 18362).
  • Improved support for AirPlay® in iOS 13 and Mac OS Catalina.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where AirPlay would not work reliably with Mac OS X El Capitan.
  • Fixed an issue where the wireless connection would sometimes “crash”, when bumping. This occured when using Miracast to bump another Miracast or AirPlay cast.
  • Fixed an issue with certain WiFi cards, which would not be able to connect to the AP when set to 5 GHz.
  • DHCP IP addresses no longer keep changing if the lease time on a DHCP server was set to less than 1 hour.
  • Volume symbols no longer appear on splash screen when casting using AirPlay.
  • Fixed an issue with the PIN code expiration period extending beyond what the protocol allowed.
  • Fixed an issue where the “Please reboot me code” message would be displayed, but would not disappear if the system was rebooted.
  • Fixed an issue with Display Control, where the power-off timer would not start if the system was in the ON state, once the power event took place.
  • Fixed an issue with the Trigger not executing correct display control logic.

Known Issues

  • URL casting option has been removed from the Pre-Release tab, in the web interface.This optioin will be reimplemented in version 2.9.0.
  • Matrix mode with Static route is not working correctly, and will be fixed in a version following 2.7.1.
  • Miracast streams from Huawei Honor9, Huawei P20, and Huawei P30 phones do not work. Workaround: use the Google Home application to cast with Google Cast.
  • Moderator mode will not accept streams from Google Chrome (VP8).
  • If the AT-UHD-SW-510W is set to Static IP, then the preferred gateway, regardless of whether it is set to Ethernet or Wireless, will always use the Ethernet interface. Work around: set Ethernet > Mode to DHCP, under the Networking tab.
  • Bluetooth support is limited and not recommended for use in commercial deployments. Additional support will be added in version 2.8.0.
Version 2.5.1

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.5.1:
    • The SW-510W will now correctly pull up the Velocity database when setting up RS-232 / IP display control within the webGUI.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.17 (optional update):
    • AVMute API response now functions correctly.
    • Fixed a bug where Matrix switching mode would not always route a single source to both displays.
    • Fixed a compatibility issue with MacOS Mojave (10.14.6) where 1920×1200 output resolutions from HDMI and USB-C ports would result in color degradation.

Known Issues

  • The new release of Windows (version 18362) may cause the system to lock-up, if the system kicks a Miracast connection when another Miracast connection is present. Note that this issue is very dependent on the client and will only effect Miracast over Infrastructure
Version 2.5.0

Features

  • Master Firmware 2.5.0:
    • Hostnames can now begin with numerical characters.
    • MCU update tab has been moved to the Advanced tab.
    • Improved Miracast over Infrastructure and AirPlay;™ quality.
    • Added the ability to control antenna power levels to expand or reduce the range of Access Points.
    • Added display power-off notification message to the OSD, at 5 minutes and 2 minutes, if display power-off is enabled.
    • Added CPU and memory utilization to the Event Viewer.
    • Added improved Access Point throughput support.
    • Added QoS support to Access Point to prioritize casting packets (Miracast only).
    • Beta: Added support for URL Casting (iOS iPhone and iPad only).
    • Beta: Integrated Calendar with Velocity™.

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.5.0:
    • Front panel cursor buttons now function correctly.
    • Fixed an issue where Matrix Mode did not function correctly after the AT-UHD-SW-510W was power-cycled.
    • Resolved some issues related to WiFi Fence mode.
    • Maintenance mode now properly handles the system state accurately.
    • Fixed an issue where the Display:Minimal:Set 1 API call would always switch the audio from analog to digital.
    • Fixed an issue where terminal message would sometimes appear on the Splash Screen after performing a system reboot.
    • Fixed an issue where display control logic would take up to 10 seconds before CEC or RS-232 commands would be transmitted to the display.
    • The Display:Minimal:Set command now properly acknowledges cool-down and warm-up timers.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.17 (optional update):
    • AVMute API response now functions correctly.
    • Fixed a bug where Matrix switching mode would not always route a single source to both displays.
    • Fixed a compatibility issue with MacOS Mojave (10.14.6) where 1920×1200 output resolutions from HDMI and USB-C ports would result in color degradation.
Version 2.4.0.1

Bug Fixes

  • MCU Firmware 1.1.11 (optional update):
    • Fixed a communication issue between the Master and Slave processor, which was not always reliable when performing a “hard” power cycle.
Version 2.4.0

Features

  • Master Firmware 2.4.0:
    • Integrated the AT-UHD-SW-510W into AMS.
    • Added 802.1x to Access Points, which provides user authentication using a Radius server, instead of a password.
    • Increased the connection quality when using Miracast Over Infrastructure.
    • The Splash Screen will automatically be reduced in size, if the message is deleted from the Help URL footnote.
    • Decreased the time delay by four seconds, between when a source is disconnected and when the AT-UHD-SW-510W falls back to the previous input.
    • Moved the MCU Firmware upload option to the Advanced section. This is an optional update. Refer to the Release Notes document for more information.
    • Enabled Bluetooth discovery to work on either a wired or wireless network.

Bug Fixes

  • Master Firmware 2.4.0:
    • Miracast over Infrastructure no longer automatically disconnects after one hour.
    • Fixed an issue where the optional MCU firmware upgrade was not reliable.
    • Fixed an issue where if the Airplay protocol was not allowed, then other protocols would not function either.
    • Fixed an IP routing issue where if the host device is connected to the Access Point of the AT-UHD-SW-510W, and is attempting to access the Ethernet network, the AT-UHD-SW-510W would redirect to its WebUI page instead of the local resource.
    • Resolved an issue where the OSD is no longer automatically enabled when set to Connect mode.
    • Fixed issue where if both Bluetooth discovery and Airplay were enabled, then the host device would automatically be disconnected after five minutes of casting.
    • Resolved an issue where the AT-UHD-SW-510W was unable to connect to a separate Access Point with a very long SSID name.
    • Addressed an issue with CORS.
    • Fixed an issue with the system not saving the default gateway when the unit is in Connect mode.
    • Fixed an issue where the AT-UHD-SW-510W would be unable to connect to a hidden SSID.
  • MCU Firmware 1.1.11 (optional update):
    • Fixed an issue with the audio levels not being saved after a system reboot.
    • Addressed an issue with the Sony XBR-900E/F, which would switch to external speakers, instead of internal, when the AT-UHD-SW-510W was connected to it.
    • Removed YUV from the EDID for all inputs. This resolved an issue when connecting the AT-UHD-SW-510W to a video conferencing device which doesn’t support YUV and where the source device is capable of sending YUV (MacBook).
Version 2.3.0

Features

  • Added a Help link to explain how casting works from different operating systems (www.atlona.com/casting) to the default splash screen. This section is called footer and can be changed to something else than the Atlona help URL.
  • Added NTP and the ability to fetch it from an external or internal server.
  • Added CORS with wildcard to allow the AT-UHD-SW-510W to communicate with certain servers.
  • Added the ability to activate the display when connected to the AT-UHD-SW-510W Access Point. This assumes that Access Point mode is being used.
  • Added Rest API authentication.
  • Added Health Check indicator to HTML page as an option. System will display a green or red indicator, depending on whether all internal systems are working.

Bug Fixes

  • Limited the number of allowed Telnet sessions to the AT-UHD-SW-510W, which was causing the system to slow down.
  • Fixed an issue with Miracast over Infrastructure not working reliably when the AT-UHDSW-510W was in Access Point mode.
  • Resolved an issue with the Display:Minimal:Set command, which was not working over the REST API.
  • Resolved an issue where the REST API command OSD:State:Set was not working properly.
  • Resolved an issue where uploading a splash screen image with the same name would not overwrite the existing splash screen image.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling Miracast through the web GUI could cause the system to become unstable.
  • Resolved an issue where restoring the configuration of the AT-UHD-SW-510W would not restore splash screen images #2 and #3.
  • Resolved an issue with time drifting a few seconds each day.
  • Resolved an issue with Airplay discovery via Bluetooth.

Known Issues

  • Miracast Infrastructure will not work when using Access Point mode, if there is no password for the wireless network.
  • Firmware 2.3.0 includes some additional internal software updates. This will cause the system to reboot twice during the firmware update process.
Version 2.2.0

Features

  • Improved performance of the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN feature.
  • Added animated logo during system boot-up.
  • Added {password} tag for the splash screen. This option will display the Access Point password on the splash screen.
  • HTML splash screen. Added the ability to load an HTML webpage for viewing on the splash screen. Requires special formatting of zip file.
  • Telnet whitelisting. Added the ability to whitelist networks for Telnet access. Whitelisting will block all networks that are not within the specified network.
  • Ability to enable/disable Telnet.
  • Ability to require authentication on Telnet (uses admin username/password).
  • Added text to webUI:Splash screen stating background images upload should be in sRGB (webUI change).
  • Added API JSON command for ping tests: Net:Ping&dest
  • Added API JSON command for Trace Route: Net:Traceroute&deset
  • Added API JSON command for viewing clients that are connected to the Access Point: Net:WifiStations:Get
  • Added API JSON command to view the active BYOD cast: BYOD:Info:Get
  • Added API JSON command for setting admin password: Admin:ChangePassword&pass
  • Added ability to set DNS when assigning a static IP address.
  • Added ability to inherit DNS settings from the Ethernet port to the wireless clients in Access Point mode.
  • Added the ability to manually specify DNS for the wireless clients in AP mode.
  • Moved the OSD pin code to the top-left side of the screen.
  • Made the OSD Access Point information background transparent.
  • Renamed OSD Password to Code.
  • Renamed OSD “Name” to “Wifi name” in AP mode.
  • Released Crestron driver.
  • New display control features:
    • The system can be used to power-on/power-off the connected display, based on whether or not clients are connected in Access Point mode. When a client is connected, the display will be powered. If no clients are connected, then the system will power-off the display.
    • Added the ability to schedule dates and times for the unit to be powered-on or powered-off.
  • Added the ability to set the local time zone.
  • Added the ability to set the OSD Airplay/Miracast P2P timeout delay.
  • Added the ability to change the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN after each connection. This feature requires a minimum of 20 seconds for the system to change the PIN code. Any connections within 20 seconds will use the same PIN code.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where the OSD was not displayed, when using a non-BYOD splash screen, if the source was not set to an aspect ratio of 16:9.
  • Fixed an issue where the hostname could begin with a numeric value.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling the OSD pin, while the OSD pin was active, would cause the OSD pin to be displayed as part of the video output.
  • Resolved an issue where the last frame on the video output could become frozen when using Miracast.
  • Resolved an issue where the volume level was not saved and recalled after a system reboot.
  • Resolved an issue where the Display:Minimal:Set command was not working via RS-232.

Known Issues

  • Airplay Bluetooth is not working as intended.
Version 2.0.0

Features

  • Added the ability to connect to wireless networks without a password in Connect Mode.
  • As of version 2.0.0 and later, firmware is now distributed as a single file, which will automatically update both Master and MCU firmware.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved Miracast P2P performance.
  • Resolved an issue where if the Airplay/Miracast P2P PIN was enabled, and the OSD was disabled, the PIN code would not be displayed.
  • Fixed an issue where the HTTPS redirect feature was not properly redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS on the initial session which enabled the feature.
  • Resolved an issue where updating the firmware from version 1.1.0 would cause the splash screens not to be updated.
  • Resolved an issue where the display control shutdown timer would not stop when display control was disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where if the unit was shut down from the webGUI, the front panel LED would remain blue (ON state), and not turn red (OFF state).
  • Resolved an issue where pressing the UP/Down buttons on the front panel, to display the OSD, would only show the OSD for 1-2 seconds.
Version 1.2.1-5

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where firmware versions 1.2.0 or 1.2.1 are not compatible with all versions of hardware.
  • Resolved an issue with the power-up sequence which could cause the system to not recognize all processors during boot-up.
  • Implemented additional protection which prevents potential file system corruption during a hard power-cycle.
Version 1.2.1

Features

  • Added 802.1x Security option for Wifi (Connect Mode only) and Ethernet protocols.
  • Added increased security features, included additional hash/salting of saved passwords.
  • Added thumbnails for Splash Screen images in the web UI.
  • Analog audio input assignment to video inputs. User will have the ability to assign the analog input to a specific digital video input. New layout in the audio section of web UI.
  • Pincode now supports both Airplay and P2P Miracast.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where pressing the Display button would not be processed if the shutdown timer was active.
  • Resolved an issue with the API command “Display:Minimal:Set” command and the auto display on/off shutdown timer. This command would not get processed if the shutdown timer was active.
  • Resolved an issue where if the “No Password in AP Mode” option was enabled, then the OSD would continue to display the Password field.
  • Resolved an issue where previously saved passwords (AP mode only) were displayed on the OSD.
  • Password rotation (AP Mode) no longer requires a password to be entered in order to continue.
  • Resolved an issue where selecting “Reset Network Settings” would generate an error in the web UI.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling Moderator Mode would cause Googlecast VP8 to remain disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel Up/Down buttons would not send configured IP commands.
Version 1.2.0

Features

  • Added the ability to place the unit in Access Point mode with no password requirement.
  • New splash screen images.
  • Added image splash screen rotation.
  • Added the ability to upload mulitple splash screen images.
  • In Moderator Mode, when another BYOD device is selected using the “Allow” button, the active device will immediately be kicked.
  • Added Display Control database/lookup feature (pre-release).

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an AirPlay issue where auto-switching would not function when casting an audio-only stream.
  • Resolved an issue where enabling Access Point mode (under Administration > Networking > Wifi in the web GUI) would cause the OSD to display connection information before Access Point mode was completely enabled (requiring a reboot).
  • Resolved an issue where the OSD would not display the Access Point password after rebooting.
  • Resolved an issue where an invalid hostname could be saved, this caused Miracast BYOD to not work.
  • Resolved an issue where CEC control over HDBaseT was not working using API, web GUI, and display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would disconnect from the network while in Connect mode.
  • Resolved: If a user moves the BYOD device beyond the terminal range of the AT-UHD-SW-510W, the last frame of content would be “frozen” on the screen.
  • Resolved an issue where the input selection in the Matrix Mode section of the web GUI was incorrect.
  • Resolved an issue where local RS-232 would stop functioning when display control was set to RS-232.
  • Resolved an issue where Moderator Mode could not be enabled using the API.
  • Corrected the order of output arguments in the Display:Matrix:Set API command.
Version 1.1.1

Features

  • Added Moderator mode.
  • Added VP8 support, allowing the ability to stream from Chromecast browser.
  • Added the ability to use randomized PIN codes when connecting using AirPlay.
  • Added the ability to enable/disable AirPlay, Google Cast and Miracast protocols.
  • Added the ability to control a display using the local RS-232 on the unit, in addition to HDBaseT.
  • Increased the minimum time for display warm-up / cool-down to 5 seconds.
  • Added the ability to adjust the pulse for relays.
  • Updated the default EDID to 1080p.
  • Added default password change notification.
  • Updated the Display Control UI to provide additional information.
  • Added the ability to permanently disable the OSD.
  • Added truncation for device names longer than 15 characters.
  • Added the ability to specify the maximum BYOD connection time.
  • Encrypted configuration files for security.
  • Added the ability to use HTTPS (SSL) connection to configure devices.
  • Added HTTPS auto-redirect.
  • Added expanded log retrieval from the webUI.
  • Modified the BYOD output from YUV 4:4:4 to RGB.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved UI functionality for Matrix Mode.
  • Improved API responses.
  • Improved the Broadcast feature. When Broadcast is enabled, more events are now displayed when using the API.
  • Fixed an issue where extraneous data was being sent out over RS-232 and IP for display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would not go into standby after a reboot.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would not always power the display via auto-power functionality.
  • Resolved an issue where the API would lose synchronization when in Matrix Mode.
  • Resolved an issue where the image would freeze, when using BYOD casting, leaving a stuck frame on the display.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would not connect to a third-party access point after being rebooted.
  • Resolved an issue where CEC control was not working correctly.
  • Resolved an issue where video switching causing audio muting to be disabled.
  • Resolved an issue where video switching caused audio to be set to 0 dB.
  • Resolved an issue with the CEC:Trigger command.
Version 1.1.1

Features

  • Added two Matrix modes (Standard and VTC)
    • Standard Mode: This mode allows the system to independently route any input, to either or both of the outputs. When this mode is active, auto-switching and display control will be disabled.
    • VTC Mode: This mode allows for the integration of a video conferencing system. The user may specify a static input (normally VTC output) to a static output (display or other sink device). The unassigned inputs and output (normally VTC presentation input) will auto-switch; this includes BYOD devices. This will provide the user with auto-switching functionality through a VTC; the VTC, in turn, can present the inputs for local or remote consumption.
  • Added 5 GHz channel support under Access Point.
  • Updated the BYOD standard output format to 8-bit for better compatibility with video conference systems.
  • Improved RS-232 control performance.
  • Error message is now displayed when attempting to cast unsupported VP8-encoded content.
  • Added the ability to enable or disable the OSD using the API.
  • Added the ability to control matrix switching using the API.
  • Added the ability to set the analog audio output level from the Audio page.
  • Added a Factory Reset MCU Reset button to the System page in the webUI.
  • Added firmware update check button to the System page. The system will automatically check for firmware updates each time it is rebooted.
  • General UI updates:
    • Relocated the Save button on the EDID page.
    • Removed the audio selection drop-down list from the Audio page.
    • Added an audio-level slider in the Audio page.
    • Set timeout for the save button feedback message on the EDID page.
    • Updated Access Point channel textbox to a drop-down in the Network page.
    • Added help text to the Display page.
    • Added a Routing page.
    • Renamed the Factory Reset button, on the Networking page, to Reset Network Settings.
    • If CEC is selected for display control, RS-232/IP is removed from the Volume / Mute drop-down list, under the Display page.
    • Relocated image upload options to the Splash Screen page.
    • Added requirement to enter 8-digit code.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where if the unit was scanning for available wireless access points, it would sometimes display random ASCII characters.
  • Resolved an issue where if the OSD was disabled, and a custom image for the Loading or Splash screen was uploaded, the OSD would be displayed.
  • Resolved issue where a factory reset would not remove custom uploaded images for both the Loading and Splash screens.
  • Resolved an issue where the SW-510 would accept invalid characters (non-numeric) into the IP port field on the Display page.
  • Resolved an issue where if BYOD casting was used with a PowerPoint presentation, the system would be delayed by one frame.
  • Resolved an issue where after extended streaming using AirPlay, the unit would display a permanent black screen.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would shut down while an active source is being presented.
  • Resolved an issue where the system would lose its network settings, causing the system to not boot properly.
  • Resolved an issue where display control would not always send the Display On command.
  • Resolved an issue where the Send buttons, on the Display page, were not working

Known Issues

  • The Zone::SendCmd API command is not working properly.
Version 1.0.3-8

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where the RS-232 command for Display ON was not being sent.

Known Issues

  • Under Display > RS-232/IP Commands, the Send buttons do not respond.
  • Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) will not function with Windows 10 versions prior to 1703.
  • If the 510W does not have access to the Internet, some Google Cast™ devices such as the Google Pixel 2 will not be able to cast properly. To resolve this issue, mobile data must be disabled.
  • MAC address will be different on the network then what is printed on the box/unit. Unit identification on the network will begin with 00-1e-06.
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode. However, the unit does support 5 GHz in Connect mode when using external Wi-Fi / Access Point.
  • Configuration files created with v1.0.2 or earlier firmware are incompatible with v1.0.3 firmware. This will be resolved in a future firmware update.
Version 1.0.3-1

Features

  • Added Trigger IO functionality.
  • Added Relay functionality.
  • Added API commands to emulate the front panel display button.
  • Added volume level/slider to the webUI.
  • Added MCU Factory reset button to the webUI.
  • Improved BYOD performance.
  • Improved Display Control performance.
  • Improved Auto switching performance.
  • Improved EDID performance.
  • Improved system security.
  • The AutoSwitch checkbox has been moved from the Advanced tab to the Display tab.

Bug Fixes

  • The 510W now restores all settings from a configuration file, when loaded.
  • Resolved an issue where extended HEX characters (\x80 or greater) caused the system to send invalid data for display control.
  • Resolved an issue where the 510W would not always connect after rebooting, when the Wifi mode was set to Connect mode.
  • Resolved an issue where the 510W would drop from the AP after an extended period of time, when the Wifi mode was set to Connect mode.
  • EDID data is now properly restored after rebooting the 510W.
  • Resolved an issue where audio would be heard from the analog output, even if the system was in the standby state.
  • Resolved an issue where disabling auto-switching in the webUI, would not disable auto switching.
  • Resolved an issue where if the audio was set to analog in the webUI, the 510W would switch to digital automatically.
  • Audio pop/cracks are no longer heard when rebooting the 510W or switching sources.

Known Issues

  • Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) is not functional. However, Miracast over Infrastructure is functional.
  • If the 510W does not have access to the Internet, some Google Cast™ devices such as the Google Pixel 2 will not be able to cast properly. To resolve this issue, mobile data must be disabled.
  • MAC address will be different on the network then what is printed on the box/unit.
  • Unit identification on the network will begin with 00-1e-06.
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode. However, the unit does support 5 GHz in Connect mode when using external Wi-Fi / Access Point.
  • Configuration files created with v1.0.2 or earlier firmware are incompatible with v1.0.3 firmware.
Version 1.0.2

Features

  • Added the ability to control the unit using RS-232. The baud rate is 9600,8,1,N which is different than the standard Atlona baud of 115200,8,1,N.
  • Added API command for passing RS-232 data to the HDBaseT port using Telnet or local RS-232 port on the unit. Zone:SendCmd
  • During an AirPlay® session, turning off the screen on the phone will now disconnect the session.
  • Added auto relay control for projector screens.
  • Added Bluetooth discovery for AirPlay®. This feature must be enabled in the web GUI.
  • Added real-time status feedback for input state changes using Telnet. This feature must be enabled in the webGUI.

Bug Fixes

  • Improved the performance of Miracast, Google Cast™ and AirPlay®.
  • Improved display control (RS-232 / IP / CEC) performance.
  • Resolved an issue where the unit would display as “Miracast Sync” on the windows client when trying to perform a Miracast connection.
  • The unit now accepts an IP address from a DHCP server when the Ethernet cable is connected after the unit has been powered on.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel input LED indicators would show incorrect information if the Display:Input:Set command was issued using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
  • Resolved an issue where the unit could be unresponsive after changing network settings using the webGUI.
  • Resolved an issue where the front panel buttons for setting IP mode (DHCP / static) and IP Show were not working.
  • Resolved an issue where after performing a factory reset, the hostname of the unit would not always use the factory-default hostname.
  • Resolved an issue where an AirPlay® query could cause the current BYOD connection to be terminated.
  • The unit now switches to the correct input when coming out of standby.
  • Resolved an issue which causes log files to max-out and lock up the system.
  • Access Point mode is now available when the unit is set to a static IP address.
  • Resolved an issue where the last video frame can get stuck on the video output from a BYOD cast.
  • Resolved an issue where the display control would not turn on when initiated by a BYOD cast.

Known Issues

  • Currently only Miracast over Infrastructure is functional. Miracast peer-to-peer (P2P) is not functional at this time.
  • Some Google Cast™ devices (e.g. Pixel 2) cannot cast correctly unless mobile data is disabled when the 510W has no internet access.
  • MAC address of the unit will differ from the MAC address on the unit barcode. MAC address will begin with 00-1E-06.
  • Date and time of the 510W must be manually set after a factory reset. The time must be set to the UTC time and not the local time. UTC time can be found at https://time.is/UTC
  • 5 Ghz is not supported when in Access Point mode.
Version 1.0.1

Features

  • Date and time setting can now be modified on the webGUI.
  • Added display control IP address commands.
  • System password can now be changed.
  • Help text for Splash Screen Configuration and Commands section of Display control added.

Bug Fixes

  • WebGUI option Hide Password changed to Hide Password on OSD.
  • 510W now broadcasts SSID while in Access Point mode.
  • Miracast™ no longer uses Wifi direct when Access Point is enabled.
  • The IP command Display:Input:Get now returns the correct source.
  • Factory reset now correctly changes device hostname and advanced settings back to default.
  • 510W now validates the Master and MCU firmware before loading into the unit.
  • Fixed compatibility issue where the 510W would send Goggle Cast the incorrect date and time.
  • 510W no longer stops broadcasting mDNS traffic when using AirPlay® and Google Cast™.
  • System log files now rotate to ensure log file size no longer becomes too large for the unit to boot correctly.
  • Factory default hostname now set to SW510-XXXX to show the unit SKU and last 4 of the MAC address.
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