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8.2. Group ID and RS-232 baud rate Selection via Web Browser 

When a PC is connected to the same VEO devices network and it is in the same domain, 
the Group ID number of each device can be selected using the device settings web page 
as  well  as  the  RS-232  baud  rate.  To  access  the  web  page,  just  digit  the  device  IP 
address on an internet browser. The default credentials are: 

 

User name: 

  admin 

 

Password

:  

admin 

Transmitters ID Group: 

 

Receivers ID Group: 

 

After  changing  the  ID  Group,  please  remember  to  validate  the  selection  pressing  the 
“Submit” button on the Transmitter webpage or the “Update” button on the Receiver 
webpage. 

Transmitter and Receivers RS-232 baud rate 

The VEO-XTI1C and VEO-XRI1C provide a full-duplex RS-232 pass through from TX to 
RX or from RX to TX allowing the control of third party devices. 

The communication will work properly when baud rate and data settings of Transmitter, 
Receiver and third party RS232 devices are the same. 

The default baud rate of Transmitter and Receiver is 2400 but it can be changed via 
web page just selecting the desired speed value from 2400 to 115200 bps.  

 

The RS-232 pass-through works only when the same ID Group is selected. 

 

Summary of Contents for VEO-XTI1C

Page 1: ...VEO XTI1C VEO XRI1C VIDEO DISTRIBUTION OVER IP H 264 Full HD over IP Video Extenders USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ATION AND CONFIGURATION 10 7 1 IP Address Settings 10 7 1 1 Static IP Address Configuration 10 7 1 2 DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 11 7 1 3 Network Requirements 11 7 2 Point to Point Connec...

Page 3: ...owser 16 Transmitters ID Group 16 Receivers ID Group 16 Transmitter and Receivers RS 232 baud rate 16 8 3 Group ID Selection via Telnet 17 9 PC UTILITY SOFTWARE 17 10 HOW TO RECEIVE A STREAMING WITH V...

Page 4: ...ked with symbol of may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock The external wiring connected to the terminals requires installation by an instructed person or the use of read...

Page 5: ...fier will be stopped but fully disconnecting the device from mains is done unplugging the power cord from the mains input socket For this reason it always shall remain readily operable 15 Equipment is...

Page 6: ...in a point to point topology or standard 100m Ethernet connections in point to multipoint and multipoint to multipoint over a standard Ethernet switch The over IP solutions are widely suitable for var...

Page 7: ...pply 5 PACKAGE CONTENTS VEO XTI1C Package 1 x H 264 Transmitter 1 x IR Remote controller 1 x Local IR Receiver Cable 1 x IR Blaster Cable 2 x Mounting Ears 4 x Screws 1 x Phoenix plug for RS232 cable...

Page 8: ...ta Status LED Indicator 3 Power Supply LED Indicator 4 HDMI local loop Output port 5 HDMI Input Port 6 RJ45 Ethernet Port 7 IR Blaster Port 8 Bi directional RS232 port 9 Local IR Receiver Port 10 Grou...

Page 9: ...tus LED Indicator 3 Power Supply LED Indicator 4 HDMI Output port 5 RJ45 Ethernet Port 6 IR Receiver Port 7 Bi directional RS232 port 8 Local IR Receiver Port 9 Group ID number LED Display 10 Group ID...

Page 10: ...ID 7 1 IP Address Settings 7 1 1 Static IP Address Configuration When static IP addresses are required the IP address of each device needs to be set manually The default IP address for transmitters an...

Page 11: ...to create an indipendent IP video network using managed network switches Use of gigabit switches with jumbo frame and IGMP support is required and will create the most appropriate scenario for both in...

Page 12: ...output of the VEO Transmitter to a local HDMI display 5 Connect the Transmitter to a network switch router using cat5e or cat6 cable 6 Connect all the VEO Receivers and the network switch router using...

Page 13: ...onnect the HDMI displays and the HDMI Receiver units with HDMI 8 Cable 9 Connect the IR TX cable into IR TX port of the transmitter Connect the IR 10 RX cable into IR RX port of the receiver Then you...

Page 14: ...channels The Group ID for Transmitters is usually set once during the first installation steps while the receivers ID can change in order to show different contents on the displays The Group ID can b...

Page 15: ...and baud rate function Once the baud rate function F0 F7 is shown press or to select the desired communication speed o F0 2400 default o F1 4800 o F2 9600 o F3 19200 o F4 28800 o F5 38400 o F6 57600 o...

Page 16: ...ember to validate the selection pressing the Submit button on the Transmitter webpage or the Update button on the Receiver webpage Transmitter and Receivers RS 232 baud rate The VEO XTI1C and VEO XRI1...

Page 17: ..._id n where n is the number of the desired ID Group followed by the carriage return and line feed chars r n Examples set_group_id 1 Group ID 01 set_group id 63 Group ID 63 9 PC UTILITY SOFTWARE Once t...

Page 18: ...it will be possible to modify several settings and parameters such as Device Name Network Settings Video Bitrate Downscaling options RS 232 baudrate Group ID and performing a Device Reboot or a Factor...

Page 19: ...ake sure the Transmitter and PC are in the same network domain 2 Connect a HDMI Source without HDCP to the Transmitter HDMI input and Power on the device 3 Connect the transmitter to the network 4 Che...

Page 20: ...20 7 Choose RTP MPEC Transport Stream or UDP 8 Click Next 9 Click Stream...

Page 21: ...RESET The VEO Factory reset can be performed using the PC Utility Software 8 via the Remote controller 7 1 or pressing for 10 seconds the reset button on the devices using a tiny pin while the unit i...

Page 22: ...ames compliance Network Streaming bitrate Up to 15Mbps per stream Default IP TX 192 168 1 11 RX 192 168 1 12 Audio Formats LPCM 2 0 Sample Rate 48kHz Bit rate 24 bit Distance HDMI up to 10 meters with...

Page 23: ...o production tolerances NEEC AUDIO BARCELONA S L reserves the right to make changes or improvements in the design or manufacturing that may affect these product specifications Motors 166 168 08038 Bar...

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