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USER MANUAL

Advanced Settings

The advanced settings page has further configuration settings for the ELAN Video Over IP range.

Features of the Advanced Settings page include:
1.  Time out - once there is no video signal, the Receiver will turn off. Time-out ranges from ‘Disable’ (unit will never turn off) up to 60 

seconds. To apply this to a Receiver please select the appropriate Receiver from the drop-down box and click ‘

Apply

’.

2.  Firmware update - used to update Video Over IP product firmware. Please see page 19 for further details.
3.  Copy EDID - Allows you to copy the EDID from a display connected to a receiver, to a selected transmitter.

Summary of Contents for EL-4KPM-VIP-TX

Page 1: ...VIDEO OVER IP User Manual Link PoE PWR CH CH Select Lan EL 4KPM VIP TX VIDEO OVER IP TX RX TX LINE IN HDMI IN IR IR RX TX RS 232 24 56V GND 0 5A...

Page 2: ...emble either the Transmitter or Receiver units for any reason Doing so will void the manufacturer s warranty Thank you for purchasing this product For optimum performance and safety please read these...

Page 3: ...Over IP Web GUI Interface 41 Video Over IP Web GUI EL 4KPM VIP TX 42 45 Video Over IP Web GUI EL 4KPM VIP RX Receiver 46 47 Changing Your Computer IP address 48 50 Application Diagrams Matrix Configu...

Page 4: ...ave read and understood the instructions in this manual and that you have set up your network switch correctly prior to connecting any ELAN Video Over IP products Failure to do so will result in probl...

Page 5: ...ion to the network switch 7 Power port Use 24 56V 1A DC adaptor sold separately if not using a PoE network switch 8 HDMI input Connect to a HDMI source 9 IR RX IR input 3 5mm stereo jack Transmits IR...

Page 6: ...4KPM VIP RX manually and apply Programming mode 5 Channel status window Displays product information 6 Reset button Press and hold for 5 seconds to factory reset the product 7 Power LED indicator 8 Li...

Page 7: ...tem Please use supplied ELAN IRR 5V IR Receiver When using the ELAN IRCAB cable optional ensure cable direction is correct Note Only basic switching commands are available when using IR as a method of...

Page 8: ...between Transmitter and Receiver the Video Over IP group and flow of track is stopped instantly This prevents unnecessary flow of network traffic on the network switch IGMP Snooping IGMP snooping is...

Page 9: ...ng not connected to any device another Video Over IP product or network switch On Connected to Video Over IP device or network switch Audio Connections 1 Analog L R Line Level audio input The Analog l...

Page 10: ...ted by first activating the secondary control mode which is achieved by pressing and holding source button 1 for 5 seconds Once this mode is active the buttons 1 40 are now selecting sources 41 80 To...

Page 11: ...ceiver is supplied with both an IR Receiver and Emitter details below IR Control Cable EL 4KACC IR CAB ELAN IR Control cable 3 5mm Mono to 3 5mm Stereo for linking third party control solutions to ELA...

Page 12: ...ple satellite boxes of the same make and model MENU Link RX TX CH Select IR IR RX TX GND RS 232 CH EL 4KPM VIP RX VIDEO OVER IP TX RX TX LINE IN HDMI IN IR IR RX TX RS 232 24 56V GND 0 5A SOURCE 01 ZO...

Page 13: ...third party control solution This is then converted into an RS 232 serial command for control of third party products TX RX Link RX TX CH Select IR IR RX TX GND RS 232 CH EL 4KPM VIP RX VIDEO OVER IP...

Page 14: ...his you must first enable Type 1 RS 232 mode as follows Type 1 RS 232 Mode Set Up 1 Connect to the Web GUI of the EL 4KPM VIP TX or RX that you wish to enable Type 1 mode for by entering its IP Addres...

Page 15: ...connection from You must enter this command into the Console API Command window shown on the previous page 0x0E 0E in hex format This will put the unit into command mode and you should see a command p...

Page 16: ...ct for the product that you wish to control Note this is only for setting the baudrate of the TX or RX unit To adjust the CM100 baudrate you will need to do this via the dipswitches on page 7 of this...

Page 17: ...ress The first ID you should assign is ID1 169 254 3 1 IP address 1 The second ID you should assign is ID2 169 254 3 2 IP address 2 And so on Once you have selected the ID number press both Channel UP...

Page 18: ...2 Using the ELAN Video Over IP PC configuration software 3 Using the Video Over IP Web GUI interface 4 Using RS 232 commands via ELAN EL 4KPM VIP CTRL When configuring the EDID during manual setup or...

Page 19: ...r 2 Using the ELAN Video Over IP PC configuration software 3 Using the Video Over IP Web GUI interface 4 Using RS 232 commands via the ELAN EL 4KPM VIP CTRL When configuring the Scaling during manual...

Page 20: ...edge to completely configure a full ELAN HDMI over IP system Prior to running the ELAN Video Over IP PC configuration software it is important that you have the following hardware available PC with ac...

Page 21: ...connected to the ELAN EL 4KPM VIP TX RX product b The ELAN EL 4KPM VIP product directly which must be powered locally using a 24 56V DC power supply sold separately 2 IMPORTANT Prior to connecting the...

Page 22: ...Mode see page 19 5 Download the most recent EL 4KPM VIP TX or RX firmware from the ELAN website Click Browse and open the folder in which you have saved the ELAN EL 4KPM VIP TX RX firmware files 6 Se...

Page 23: ...es a matrix switching control of any installed Transmitter and Receiver Video Wall page is used for the set up configuration and control of EL 4KPM VIP receivers to create a video wall array of up to...

Page 24: ...etwork switch Video Over IP product In order to configure the ELAN Video Over IP products your PC must first be physically connected to the products this can be acheived by a A PoE network switch usin...

Page 25: ...PM VIP TX Transmitter which will be given the IP address of 169 254 3 1 The next Transmitter will be assigned an IP address of 169 254 3 2 and so on Once the IP range of 169 254 3 x is filled 254 unit...

Page 26: ...s of 169 254 100 254 Each time the PC wizard looks for a new Video Over IP component to configure it is looking for the default IP address ONLY It is important that only 1 new ELAN Video Over IP produ...

Page 27: ...he product to power up both the CHANNEL ID LEDs and POWER LED should be lit On connecting the transmitter the CH display will rotate until powered and connected Once the unit is powered click CONTINUE...

Page 28: ...nually assigning IP addresses will prevent the EL 4KPM VIP CTRL control module from working 3 Mode 1 standard default setting that allows multiple Receivers display to view the source Transmitters at...

Page 29: ...mitters simply name the Receivers as required i e Study Kitchen TV Gym etc 8 Configuration complete Once all Transmitter and Receiver products have been configured click FINISH which will take you to...

Page 30: ...allows you to fix the EDID value for each Transmitter source 8 Refresh will refresh the product details shown When the Transmitter summary window is first selected you will need to press Refresh in o...

Page 31: ...echnical Support it is deemed necessary to replace the unit please follow the below steps 1 Select the faulty Transmitter from the drop down box 2 Click Replace Transmitter The following window will o...

Page 32: ...be amended using the Configuration Update button on the same page 4 IP Address the IP address assigned to the unit during configuration can be amended using the Configuration Update button on the same...

Page 33: ...allows you to update the IP address name and Video Over IP unicast settings of each Receiver You must select the Receiver using the adjacent drop down selection box prior to pressing Configuration Upd...

Page 34: ...configured the Matrix Control page will show all online Video Over IP Transmitter and Receiver products Due to the display window if the number of Transmitters and Receivers is above 10 products it is...

Page 35: ...equired Transmitter from the Transmitter drop down box To view the video output to a display from a Receiver simply select the Receiver from the Receiver drop down box The image that is shown in both...

Page 36: ...rtical location of one individual EL 4KPM VIP RX Receiver For example the top row of screens are all vertical location 1 Horizontal monitor position assigns the horizontal location of one individual E...

Page 37: ...out once there is no video signal the Receiver will turn off Time out ranges from Disable unit will never turn off up to 60 seconds To apply this to a Receiver please select the appropriate Receiver f...

Page 38: ...ust know the IP address of at least ONE of the Video Over IP products installed If you have used the PC wizard program then we would advise to use the first product that is configured which is an ELAN...

Page 39: ...achieved using the following steps below 1 In Windows navigate to Start Control Panel Programs and Features 2 In the Programs and Features screen select Turn Windows features on or off in the navigati...

Page 40: ...ill be called CONTROL_xx hex If you are updating the VIDEO port the firmware will be called VIDEO_xx hex 3 In the Current IP Address field enter the IP address of port you wish to update Note The CONT...

Page 41: ...e the IP range of 169 254 3 x is filled 254 units the PC wizard will continue the auto assign of an IP address from 169 254 4 1 and so on Once the IP range of 169 254 4 x is filled the PC wizard will...

Page 42: ...M VIP RX please follow the below instructions Click Update Firmware 1 Click CHOOSE FILE and open the folder in which you have saved the ELAN Firmware Update PC PROGRAM Web GUI files 2 Select the requi...

Page 43: ...PI commands to this unit Output this section is the feedback from theAPI command above please use the EL 4KPM VIP CTRL for feedback routing Statistics Network details information about the connection...

Page 44: ...ddress details for the unit to be amended to fit in with alternative IP address ranges You can also swap between Unicast and Multicast functionality of the transmitter Please note amending the IP addr...

Page 45: ...video network is kept independent to other networks there will be no additional network traffic and therefore the Video Over IP products will continue to stream 4K HDMI at the maximum possible picture...

Page 46: ...to provide API commands to this unit Output this section is the feedback from the API command above please use the EL 4KPM VIP CTRL for feedback Statistics Network details information about the conne...

Page 47: ...EL 4KPM VIP RX Receiver will copy the EDID from the display connected It is advised that this is only done for 1 Transmitter at a time and this feature is turned off prior to selecting other Transmit...

Page 48: ...ork switch using an Ethernet cable 2 In the Windows toolbar navigate to CONTROL PANEL 3 Select NETWORK AND INTERNET Changing Your Computer IP address 5 Select NETWORK AND SHARING CENTER 6 Under View y...

Page 49: ...NUAL 49 www elanhomesystems com 7 In the next window select PROPERTIES 8 A In the NETWORKING window highlight select INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION 4 TCP IPv4 B Select PROPERTIES or double click on INTERNE...

Page 50: ...0 0 Default Gateway 169 254 1 1 It is important that you have the IP address range of your PC configured to the correct range when setting up your LAN switch Once you have finished setting up your LA...

Page 51: ...L 4KPM VIP CTRL Bridges existing network to ELAN video network Existing Network Receivers Subject to network switch capabilities Unlimited source devices using EL 4KPM VIP TX Transmitters Subject to n...

Page 52: ...ink RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH RX IR L R IR Link RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH RX IR L R IR HDMI Out Link RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH RX IR L R IR HDMI Out HDMI Out Link RX TX C...

Page 53: ...tch required When Using ELAN products in a One To One configuration both products must be powered locally Link RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH L R RX HDMI Out IR IR ZONE 01 HDMI Over IP System Des...

Page 54: ...lect Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH L R RX HDMI Out IR IR Link RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH L R RX HDMI Out IR IR Link RX TX CH Select Rx Tx Gnd RS 232 CH L R RX HDMI Out IR IR There is virtually no limit...

Page 55: ...g CAT cables it is advised that you use the best possible CAT cable quality possible HDMI distribution products will only work if used with CAT5e standard cable or above ELAN recommends using a CAT6 c...

Page 56: ...r cable 1x 5v IR Receiver 1x 5v IR Transmitter 1 x Serial 3 pin phoenix connector EL 4KPM VIP RX Video input 1x LAN RJ45 connector Video output 1x HDMI type A female Audio output 2x RCA L R analogue a...

Page 57: ...ace between commands unless specified There may be some programs that require spacing in order to work How the string should look is as follows OUT001FR002 How the string may look if spaces are requir...

Page 58: ...yyy to Setting EDID zz Set Video Wall OUTPUT xxx xxx 001 762 Rows Max number aa aa 01 30 Columns Max number bb bb 01 30 Rows Position index mm 01 30 Columns Position index nn 01 30 OUTxxxVWaaXbbRmmCn...

Page 59: ...6D 0000 0022 0157 00AC 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 00...

Page 60: ...73 0000 006D 0000 0022 0157 00AC 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 00...

Page 61: ...16 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 00...

Page 62: ...0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016...

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Page 72: ...041 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0016 0015 0041 0015 0041 0015 0689 Output RX 79 2E 0000 006D 0000 0022 0157 00AC 0015 0016...

Page 73: ...t to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device CANADA...

Page 74: ...74 contact techsupport elanhomesystems com EL 4KPM VIP CTRL TX RX USER MANUAL Notes...

Page 75: ...0 Rev D0 06 2017 main 1 800 472 5555 US 1 707 283 5900 International 1 707 283 5901 Fax tech support techsupport elanhomesystems com elanhomesystems com 2017 ELAN is a registered trademark of Core Bra...

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