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21 

 

 

 

Setting Scenes

 

1.  Click the 

All Devices 

button, and the table of devices will appear with TX 

units across the top and the RX down the left hand side. 

2.  Click the box that links each TX and RX to test switching of the video to 

each RX.  

Note:

 

Click the box that links each TX and All RXs (located immediately 
below the TX

’

s name) to test switching of the video to all RXs. 

 

 

Button/Icon

 

Description

 

All Devices

 

Click to make a table of devices appear below or refresh 

them. 

 

 

A 

green ball 

represents this device is 

online

. 

 

A 

gray ball 

represents this device is 

offline

. 

 

 

 

A 

green  bar 

signifies  a  corresponding  TX  and  RX  are 

connected

. Clicking the green bar changes its color to 

clear   

to   

signify   the   corresponding   TX   and   RX are disconnected.

 

Summary of Contents for DT-HDVD-IPSTR-CB

Page 1: ...User Manual DT HDVD IPSTR CB IP Control Box Version V1 0 0 ...

Page 2: ...eing walked on or pinched particularly at plugs 4 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 9 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 2 Do not install or place this unit in a bookcase built in cabinet or in another confinedspace Ensure the unit is well ventilated 7 Unplug this appara...

Page 3: ...Port 13 Using RS 232 Port 15 Accessing the Device via Web 17 Using the Administrator Account 17 Using the Common User Account 18 Accessing the Device via Telnet 19 Web Configuration Page 20 Scenes Page 20 Setting Scenes 21 Telnet API Command 22 Logs 23 TX RX Settings Page 24 Configuring the IP Settings of TX RX 25 Encoder Setup 26 Changing TX RX s Alias 26 Restoring TX RX to their Default Settings...

Page 4: ...g Matrix Switching via Web 34 Managing Administrator and Common User Account 35 Changing the Administrator Password 35 Creating a Common User Account 36 Device Maintenance 37 Restoring IP Control Box to its Default Settings 37 Rebooting IP Control Box 38 Shutting Down IP Control Box 38 Viewing API and System Version 38 FAQ 40 Product Service 42 Maintenance 42 Provided Service 42 Mail In Service 42...

Page 5: ...offering integration friendly control features LAN Telnet Web GUI a third party controller API providing simple flexible control and management options The DT HDVD IPSTR CB can automatically search for and display H 264 encoders and decoders It is compatible with the configuration file from a PC configurator and uses the imported configuration file to perform operations on encoders and decoders su...

Page 6: ...coders and decoders automatically Supports matrix switching between H 264 encoders and decoders Compatible with the configuration file from a PC configurator to quickly perform matrix operations on encoders anddecoders Web based configuration Extend the transmission distance to at least 100 meters Bonjour automatic discovery of network devices ...

Page 7: ...5 Package Contents 1 x DT HDVD IPSTR CB 1 x 12VDC 1A Power Supply 1 x Detachable Plug 1 x Phoenix Connector Male 3 5 mm 6 pins 2 x Mounting Ears with screws 5 x Label Cards 49 mm x 15 mm ...

Page 8: ...AN Web GUI Telnet RS 232 PC and a third party controller Supported Encoders and Decoders Encoder DT HDVD IPSTR ENC Decoder DT HDVD IPSTR RX Operating Temperature 32 F 113 F 0 C 45 C 10 90 non condensing Storage Temperature 4 F 140 F 20 C 70 C 10 90 non condensing ESD Protection Human Body Model 8kV air gap discharge 4kV contact discharge Surge Protection Voltage 1000 V Tested ten times respectivel...

Page 9: ...uct Dimension W x H x D 5 46 x 1 02 x 3 67 138 7 mm x 26 mm x 93 2 mm Box Dimension W x H x D 250 mm x 80 mm x 170 mm 10 x 3 15 x 6 7 Net Weight 0 40 kg 0 9 lbs without accessories Certification CE FCC RoHS compliant ...

Page 10: ...en device is powered off or is booting 3 POWER Lit red when device is powered on 4 RESET When DT HDVD IPSTR CB is powered on use a pointed stylus to hold down the RESET button for five or more seconds and then release it DT HDVD IPSTR CB will reboot and restore to its default settings Note When the default settings are restored your custom data is lost Therefore exercise caution when using the RES...

Page 11: ...rs of this RJ45 portare IP address 169 254 1 1 and subnet mask 255 255 0 0 1 x LAN2 C Connects to a switch or computer for configuring managing and controlling DT HDVD IPSTR CB encoders and decoders through LAN control Telnet Web GUI The default IP parameters of this RJ45 port are IP address 192 168 11 243 and subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Note When both these two LAN ports are PoE enabled you can conne...

Page 12: ...PSTR CB encoders and decoders through RS 232 software or a third party controller RS 232 Parameters for this Port Value Baud Rate 9600 bps Data Bits 8 bits Parity None Stop Bits 1 Right Pins GND 12V are used for providing a 12VDC 0 5 A output Note The IP control box can provide power only when it is powered by a power adapter not PoE 3 DC 12V Connects to the supplied 12 VDC 1 A power adapter ...

Page 13: ...ct HD video source devices such as media players or a PC to encoders and A V output devices such as displays and audio systems to decoders with quality cables ensuring firm portconnection 4 Power on the switches first then the other devices 5 Use the PC to configure manage and control the DT HDVD IPSTR CB Control Box encoders and decoders through LAN control Telnet Web GUI or RS 232 ports Note We ...

Page 14: ...rol RS 232 Troubleshoot RS 232 Control PC Single View Video Output IPControl Box Decoder Audio System Audio Output to operate If the switch doesn t support PoE or is unable to provide enough power connect the IP control box to the included power supply The serial port on the left is for troubleshooting only and the right one can be connected to a PC or a third party controller for configuring mana...

Page 15: ...ess 192 168 11 243 and subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Therefore set your computer in the 192 168 x x range with a subnet mask of 255 255 0 0 To do so you can configure a static IP on your computer This section takes Windows 7 as an example Note If LAN2 C port s IP settings have been changed using the administrator account make sure that your computer s IP settings are changed accordingly Otherwise you ma...

Page 16: ...ght Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 then clickProperties 4 Check Use the following IP address After configuring the settings in the following example click OK IP address 192 168 11 45 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 ...

Page 17: ...d party controller is connected to RS 232 port on the rear panel This section takes Windows 7 and COM software Comm Uart Assit V3 7 2 as an example You can also use other COM software to perform this operation 1 Ensure that a computer is connected to the RS 232 port GND RX and TX in the rear panel ...

Page 18: ...e Start Run 2 Enter devmgmt msc and then click Enter 3 In Device Manager window locate the connected COM port COM2 below 3 Connect COM software to IP control box 1 Launch COM software 2 Set COM2 for PortNum 9600 for BaudR NONE for DPaity 8 for DataB 1 for StopB ...

Page 19: ...h a web browser For optimal performance we would recommend use of the latest versions of Firefox Opera Safari Internet Explorer 10 or Chrome 2 In the address bar enter the default IP address 192 168 11 243 and then press Enter 3 Select English for Change Language 4 Enter admin for both the default administrator user name and password 5 Click Login Note For easy login you can select Remember Name a...

Page 20: ...account under administrator privileges For more information see Creating a Common User Account section 1 Launch a web browser For optimal performance we recommend use of the latest versions of Firefox Opera Safari Internet Explorer 10 or Chrome 2 In the address bar enter the default IP address 192 168 11 243 and then press Enter 3 Select English for Change Language 4 Enter the common user name and...

Page 21: ...e and control DT HDVD IPSTR CB encoders and decoders through API commands 1 Choose Start Run 2 Enter cmd and then click OK 3 Enter telnet 192 168 11 243 and then press Enter to access the command line interface 4 Use the API commands to configure manage and control DT HDVD IPSTR CB encoders and decoders For more information see the user guide of API commands ...

Page 22: ...m Settings Note TX signifies an encoder and RX signifies a decoder The fictitious device models such as in the screen captures for this section are for your reference only Scenes Page The Scenes section enables matrix switching between each TX and RX to be configured as well as inputting API commands for control and viewing logs Note TX is chosen from available units across the top and RX is chose...

Page 23: ...nks each TX and All RXs located immediately below the TX s name to test switching of the video to all RXs Button Icon Description All Devices Click to make a table of devices appear below or refresh them A green ball represents this device is online A gray ball represents this device isoffline A green bar signifies a corresponding TX and RX are connected Clicking the green bar changes its color to...

Page 24: ... To add TX or RX units back to the matrix connect them to the network and power them on click the All Devices button or wait for a while then they will appear If you use the API command to remove unwanted TX or RX units from the matrix repower to make them appear again Telnet API Command You can enter API commands in Telnet API Command box from Scenes TX RX Settings and System Settings pages to co...

Page 25: ...peration and device communication information They can be used by technical engineers for troubleshooting You can access the log from Scenes TX RX Settings and System Settings pages To display the logs click ON To hide the logs click OFF ...

Page 26: ...ngs Page The TX RX Settings section enables IP settings and alias of each TX and RX to be configured as well as encoder setup rebooting the devices factory resetting the devices inputtingAPI commands and viewing logs ...

Page 27: ...eir default settings GUI Element Description Reload Click this to make TX RX appear below or refresh the device list If the device list is empty it means no device is online Auto IP Obtains IP address automatically Note The default AutoIP setting is recommended for TX RX communication In this case TX RX use AutoIP protocol and automatically obtain an IP address in the 169 254 x x range with a subn...

Page 28: ...would recommend that you keep them unchanged Changing TX RX s Alias 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click TX RX Settings tab 3 Select a device to be configured from the list displayed If no device is found click Reload to refresh the device list 4 Scroll down to the Alias area 5 Enter a name for Alias Note Alias should be given using the rules below a Alias should be different from eachot...

Page 29: ...t TX RX to restore to their default settings Note When the default settings are restored your custom data is lost Therefore exercise caution when performing this operation You may also restore TX RX to their default settings using RESET button or API commands Rebooting TX RX 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click TX RX Settings tab 3 Select a device to be configured from the list displayed...

Page 30: ...evice rebooting this device shutting down this device viewing API and system version inputting telnet API commands and viewing logs IP Setup IP Setup contains the network settings for the IP control box itself comprising of two separate network connections for communicating with TX RX devices and PC or third party controller Note Each IP setting must be on the same subnet as other devices to enabl...

Page 31: ...ubnet Mask Subnet mask for TX and RX communication Default Gateway Default gateway for TX and RX communication a gateway address for interfacing with another network By default keep it unchanged Apply Clicks to save the current settings and apply them to IP control box Note After changing IP settings and clicking Apply IP control box will automatically reboot for the settings to take effect ...

Page 32: ...dress IP address for communicating with PC or a third party controller Subnet Mask Subnet mask for communicating with PC or a third party controller Default Gateway Default gateway for communicating with PC or a third party controller a gateway address for interfacing with another network By default keep it unchanged Apply Clicks to save the current settings and apply them to the IP control box ...

Page 33: ...an use different scenes created in PC configurator to configure manage and control encoders and decoders for easy setup such as video wall multi view and matrixswitching 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click System Settings tab 3 Scroll down to the System Initialization area 4 Click Browse to import a configuration file on your computer 5 Click Apply Then follow the on screen instructions...

Page 34: ...imported scene items will appear next to the All Devices button For example if Matrix3x3 is the scene created in PC configurator Matrix3x3 scene item will appear next to All Devices button For more information about Web matrix page see the tablebelow ...

Page 35: ...ix switching Transmitters Represents the list of transmitters Receivers Represents the table of transmitters and receivers In this table receivers cannot be changed and can only be changed in PC configurator and transmitters can be changed here by choosing from Transmitters list Apply Clicks to save the current settings and apply them to IP control box Auto Apply Select it to automatically apply c...

Page 36: ...w and single view DT HDVD IPSTR RX settings you can use the same scene Matrix3x3 in the Web configuration page after importing its configuration file 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click Scenes tab 3 Select Matrix3x3 Screen 4 Operating matrix switching as follows To change a transmitter for single view DT HDVD IPSTR ENC click and drag a transmitter DT HDVD IPSTR ENC only from the transmi...

Page 37: ...clear all the TX information click Clear 5 Click Apply NOTE If you select Auto apply it automatically saves the current settings and applies them to IP control box as soon as changes are made in the scene area Managing Administrator and Common User Account You can use an administrator account to access the settings for Scenes TX RX Settings and System Settings while only Scenes settings can be acc...

Page 38: ... to access the settings for Scenes only 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click System Settings tab 3 Scroll down to the Common User List area 4 For User Name enter a user name using 1 10 letters case sensitive or digits And name cannot be admin or null 5 For Password enter a new password using 1 10 letters case sensitive or digits Note If you have forgotten user name and password you can u...

Page 39: ...n to the Commands area 4 Click Factory Default Then this device will reboot and restore to its default settings Note When the default settings are restored your custom data is lost Therefore exercise caution when performing this operation You can also restore IP control box to its default settings using RESET button on the front panel or APIcommands ...

Page 40: ...tion Shutting Down IP Control Box 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click System Settings tab 3 Scroll down to the Commands area 4 Click Shutdown Then IP control box is powered off Note To repower IP control box disconnect it from its power supply then connect to it Viewing API and System Version 1 Log in to the Web configuration page 2 Click System Settings tab 3 Scroll down to the Version...

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Page 42: ...ox Opera Safari Internet Explorer 10 or Chrome Make sure that the local network connection on your computer is enabled Make sure that the network adapter on your computer is installed and enabled properly Disconnect and then reconnect the Ethernet cables between your computer IP control box or switch Reboot your browser IP control box switch or your computer 2 If no devices appear in the Scenes or...

Page 43: ...a marked change in performance The unit has been dropped or the cabinet damaged 2 Servicing Personnel Do not attempt to service the unit beyond that described in these operating instructions Refer all other servicing to authorized servicing personnel 3 Replacement parts When parts need replacing ensure the service uses parts specified by the manufacturer or parts that have the same characteristics...

Page 44: ... hardware This warranty is contingent upon proper use of the hardware by Original Purchaser and does not cover if damage is due to Acts of God including fire flood earthquake storm hurricane or other natural disaster accident unusual physical electrical or electromechanical stress modifications neglect misuse operation with media not approved by the Company tampering with or altering of the hardwa...

Page 45: ...all other express warranties whether oral or written The agents employees distributors and dealers of the Company are not authorized to make modification to this warranty or additional warranties binding on the Company Accordingly additional statements such as dealer advertising or presentations whether oral or written do not constitute warranties by the Company and should not be relied upon This ...

Page 46: ...ing Interface DC Direct Current ESD Electro static Discharge GUI Graphical User Interface HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface I O Input Output LAN Local Area Network LED Light Emitting Diode PC Personal Computer RX Receiver Decoder TX Transmitter Encoder ...

Page 47: ...DATA TRONIX Corporate Office 1085 Andrew Dr Ste A West Chester PA 19380 Tel 610 429 1821 www datatronix biz support datatronix biz ...

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