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6.2.2. Rear Panel

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Factory Reset Button

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Fiber Optic connection Indicator

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Fiber Optic SFP receptacle

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CAT5e/6 Connector

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HDMI Output Port

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USB type A input

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DC 5V Input connector

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Power supply LED Indicator

6.2. IR Sensor and Blaster connections

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Summary of Contents for VEO-XTI2L

Page 1: ...VEO XTI2L VEO XRI2L VIDEO DISTRIBUTION OVER IP Low latency 4K over IP Video Extenders with KVM and Videowall features USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ctional Buttons Description 12 7 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION 12 7 1 Device Connection 12 7 2 IP Address Settings and Network Requirements 13 7 2 1 Auto IP Settings Factory default 13 7 2 2 Static I...

Page 3: ...26 10 2 3 Wall Size and Position Layout 27 10 2 4 Preferences 28 10 2 5 Apply To 29 10 2 6 Advanced Setup 30 10 3 Network 34 10 3 1 Auto IP Factory default 34 10 3 2 DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Pr...

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: ...ulti point to multi point and video wall composition They also include control features like USB RS232 and IR pass through with easy setup and management via WEB GUI and PC GUI Features 4k UHD HDMI ov...

Page 7: ...5VDC adapter with international blades VEO XRI4U Package 1 x 4K over IP Receiver 1 x Remote controller 1 x IR TX cable 2 x IR RX cable 1 x Phoenix plugs for RS232 cable termination 4 x screws 2 x det...

Page 8: ...ill act as Pass through extension 11 ID Group LED display 12 ID Group DEC button 13 ID Group INC button 14 Functional button see chapter 5 2 15 Functional button see chapter 5 2 16 HDMI S PDIF or Anal...

Page 9: ...mote controller 8 RS232 full duplex port 9 Program Mode In this mode the RS232 port is used to control the unit disabling the IR EXT port 10 Normal Mode In this mode the RS232 port will act as Pass th...

Page 10: ...y Reset Button 2 Fiber Optic connection Indicator 3 Fiber Optic SFP receptacle 4 CAT5e 6 Connector 5 HDMI Output Port 6 USB type A input 7 DC 5V Input connector 8 Power supply LED Indicator 6 2 IR Sen...

Page 11: ...IR Ext sensor is connected refer to 5 1 The remote controller can be used to change the Group ID as explained below Once the double digit ID Group number is shown press or to select the previous or n...

Page 12: ...h video playing experience Graphic Mode It will fix the trade off to ensure best graphic text viewing experience 7 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION 7 1 Device Connection 1 Check the power supply is unpl...

Page 13: ...r Connect the TX without any source connected on the HDMI input to an RX Connect a display to the RX HDMI output and select the same ID Group for both devices using the frontal panel buttons The IP ad...

Page 14: ...dress has been discovered as explained above it will be possible to enter in the configuration web page just digiting the device address on a web browser Ensure that your PC is in the same VEO product...

Page 15: ...P The IP address will be restored to 169 254 x y range 7 2 4 Network Requirements Use of gigabit switches with jumbo frame and IGMP support is required and will create the most appropriate scenario fo...

Page 16: ...each Transmitter will send a unicast video stream to the corresponding Receiver just selecting the same Group ID 8 2 Point to Multipoint Connections and Operations When the VEO XTI2L and VEO XRI2L ar...

Page 17: ...figured as multicast devices Each Receiver can decode the stream related to the desired Transmitter ID group 7 4 Billboard Kiosk PC to HDMI and USB Interactive Monitor When the control of interactive...

Page 18: ...f VEO Transmitter can t exceed the number of 253 units In a class B Network the total number of VEO devices Transmitter and Receivers can t exceed the number of 65K units Please avoid connecting or di...

Page 19: ...RX device for any change about IP address Host name ID Casting Mode Multicast IP IP Mode As factory default both Transmitters and Receivers are configured in Unicast mode and Auto IP This page also a...

Page 20: ...ters and Receivers must be set in multicast mode Change the casting mode from Unicast to Multicast as reported below and press Apply to confirm the new settings The ID Group of each device can be sele...

Page 21: ...or Count and Horizontal Monitor Count according to the desired Videowall size Example If a 2x2 videowall is required both the first two Wall size and Position Layout fields will be 2 as reported in th...

Page 22: ...configured via their own integrated web interface just typing the device IP address on a web browser Google Chrome is suggested Please refer to chapter 6 2 to discover the device IP address and ensure...

Page 23: ...and further the informations related to the product Please contact our Ecler technical support in case of firmware update 10 1 2 Utilities The Utilities tab allow to restore the device to Factory Def...

Page 24: ...24 10 1 3 Statistics Further information like state of the units network settings and information about video resolution and timing are shown in this tab...

Page 25: ...his page it is possible to assign the video wall size TX and RX must be set with the same size screen position bezel and gap compensation and screen rotation or stretching Remember to select This devi...

Page 26: ...OH outside height VW viewable width VH viewable height Please NOTE 1 The viewable width must be lower than the outside width and the viewable height must be lower than the outside height 2 If the ins...

Page 27: ...27 10 2 3 Wall Size and Position Layout Select number of vertical and or horizontal monitors row position and column position Horizontal and vertical monitor number must be included between 1 and 8...

Page 28: ...28 10 2 4 Preferences Select stretching video and rotation option The image can fit in the screen or be stretched and the rotated of an angle of 180 or 270 degrees...

Page 29: ...P This Local Configure the current device IP address indicated on the web browser Hosts or Clients select the Transmitter or Receiver you want to configure from the web page in use Show OSD Check this...

Page 30: ...30 10 2 6 Advanced Setup This session allows some further fine adjustments Before entering Advanced Setup please complete the Basic Setup in order to define and confirm video wall layout and size...

Page 31: ...asic setup is applied the first session of advanced setup will look like follows It s possible to act on a group of displays just selecting the target devices In case of wrong adjustments the Reset bu...

Page 32: ...32 Video shifting and scaling can be adjusted through the following parameters Horizontal Shift Setup the video horizontal shift Left or Right Vertical Shift Setup the video vertical shift Up or Down...

Page 33: ...33 Horizontal Scale Up Setup the video horizontal scale up Vertical Shift Scale Up Setup the video vertical scale up...

Page 34: ...ttings and casting mode for each device 10 3 1 Auto IP Factory default Auto IP provides automatic IP address assignment when more devices are connected to the same network The default IP subnet is 169...

Page 35: ...IP manually it is not necessary because the DHCP server will automatically assign a unique IP address to each device Use Chapter 6 2 instructions to know the IP address assigned to each device 10 3 3...

Page 36: ...point to multipoint multipoint to multipoint broadcast or videowall functions Unicast point to point extensions The Auto select USB operation mode per casting mode allows changing the USB pass through...

Page 37: ...Enable Video over IP Check it to enable video extension over IP Enable Video Wall Check it to enable the video wall composition function Enable EDID Copy This function allows copying the output EDID a...

Page 38: ...to fix the stream bitrate to value from 10 to 200 Mbps with a Best Effort option that optimize the bitrate accordingly with the video input 10 4 3 USB over IP This section allows to select the USB ex...

Page 39: ...uplex RS232 communication from Transmitter to Receiver when the RS232 selector on the devices is set to Normal Other options are reserved Once type 2 option is selected it will be possible to adjust t...

Page 40: ...ules not included Just insert the SPF transceiver module in the SPF receptacle to make VEO devices ready to fiber connection Once the fiber cable is connected and the link is active the related connec...

Page 41: ...ing 802 3af Transmission distance Up to 120m via CATx in point to point topolgy Up to 100m when connected to standard Ethernet devices Up to 60Km via single mode Fiber Up to 2Km via multi mode Fiber A...

Page 42: ...42 Humidity 5 90 RH no condensation Power Consumption 3 W MAX TX and RX Supply Input AC100 240V 50 60Hz Output DC 5V 1A Dimension H x W x D 170x109x26 mm TX and RX Weight 470g 1 036 lbs...

Page 43: ...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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