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WEB INTERFACE

Relays Menu

The Mini PACS provides two Normally-Open (NO) relays which can be used for 
controlling lighting systems, curtains, motorized screens, or various other automation 
devices.  Each relay contact is rated for 1A at 30V DC.  +12V DC and Ground are
also provided for convenience. 

Relay Buttons

Click one of these buttons to name and 
confi gure a relay. 

When a relay has been associated to 
a specifi c event, the event will appear 
under Devices.  See the next page for 
information on naming an event.

Summary of Contents for GTB-MINI-PACS

Page 1: ...Mini PACS GTB MINI PACS User Manual www gefentoolbox com...

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Page 3: ...ff St Chatsworth CA 91311 www gefentoolbox com support gefentoolbox com Notice Gefen LLC reserves the right to make changes in the hardware packaging and any accompanying documentation without prior w...

Page 4: ...ers Menu 22 Adding a new IR device 26 Adding a new IR device from a Template 30 Relays Menu 32 Testing Relays 33 Configuration Menu 33 IP Configuration 35 Telnet Login Settings 36 Firmware Update 37 S...

Page 5: ...connected devices to execute the desired functions The IR and RS 232 ports can be configured allowing the Mini PACS to be compatible with most audio and video devices It can learn store and manage IR...

Page 6: ...puter or an external storage device We recommend that you back up files frequently during programming and save IR files for each device as it is learned These files can be transferred to another Mini...

Page 7: ...3 discrete IR emitter outputs for multiple device control Store and manage IR commands from manufacturer remotes and access them via the Web control interface IR commands may be uploaded from or down...

Page 8: ...4 PANEL LAYOUT Top Front Back 7 8 4 3 1 2 6 5...

Page 9: ...emitters to these ports to control A V of other devices using one way IR control These outputs are capable of transmitter IR signals with 30 60 kHz carrier frequencies 5 12V DC Connect the included 12...

Page 10: ...relay outputs on the back panel of the Mini PACS 4 Connect an Ethernet cable between the Mini PACS and the network See the next page for details on configuring the network 5 Connect the included 12V D...

Page 11: ...The MAC address and the default IP address will be listed on the label The default IP address will be used to connect the Mini PACS to the network MAC Address Primary MAC address of the Mini PACS Thi...

Page 12: ...wing procedure to change the Mini PACS IP address to match your network 1 Access the Network Setting control panel in Windows and locate your LAN connection Under Windows 7 this can be done by clickin...

Page 13: ...Properties dialog 4 Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 5 Click the Properties button to display the Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties dialog CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRESS Intern...

Page 14: ...g IP address Click this radio button IP address 192 168 1 80 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Use the following DNS server addresses Click this radio button Clear these boxes STOP Write down the current IP s...

Page 15: ...ork 10 Click Save Changes Reboot and OK to save the new IP address 11 Reopen your computer s network settings and restore the original settings or go back to Obtain an IP address automatically and Obt...

Page 16: ...The built in Web server provides control over RS 232 IR emitters relays and general configuration Each of these pages will be covered in the following sections Initially when the Web page is launched...

Page 17: ...13 WEB INTERFACE RS 232 Menu The RS 232 Menu allows you to change the RS 232 port settings on the Mini PACS Description Provide a name to the device connected to this port e g SonyTV Samsung etc...

Page 18: ...t speed Arrow Icon Indicates a drop down list Click to list the available baud rates Baud Rate Sets the baud rate for the port Range 100 bps 115200 bps Parity Sets the parity bit Options Even Odd None...

Page 19: ...explanation of these settings Force Send ms If no data is received from the controlled device for the specified time send the collected data to the control system Force Send bytes If the specified num...

Page 20: ...his button must be pressed after changing each output setting in order to save any changes TCP Port Range 0 65535 Start Delimiter Value Range 00 FF wildcard characters are acceptable e g The Start Del...

Page 21: ...oaded uploaded edited and deleted Select Outputs To Test Commands List of IR Emitter output ports used to test the IR commands Add Device Adds a device to the list This action must be performed before...

Page 22: ...e name of each IR command This is a required field Up to sixty four 64 IR commands can be stored per device Each Command Name can be up to 20 Alphanumeric characters or spaces Test Press the Test butt...

Page 23: ...deleting IR commands Learn Click the Learn button to learn a new IR command see page 22 Delete Click the Delete button to delete a learned IR command Deleted commands will be permanently removed afte...

Page 24: ...ceiver or STB Set Top Box This field is used by the GAVA to select the proper control template Max Length 10 characters Manufacturer optional This is the device manufacturer s name e g Sony Yamaha etc...

Page 25: ...hanges before navigating away from this page or selecting another Device or your changes will be lost Download IR File to PC Press this button to save the currently displayed Device IR commands to an...

Page 26: ...Enter the Class Manufacturer and Model Number of the device optional 5 Click Save Changes to store the file 6 Select the stored device from the Select Device pull down menu 7 If the IR commands were...

Page 27: ...i PACS will confirm that the two codes match Some IR remotes use toggle codes where the IR code toggles between two different codes each time the button is pressed The Mini PACS will recognize this an...

Page 28: ...Changes to save the learned Commands to the Mini PACS Be sure to do this before navigating away from the page or the changes will be lost You can leave the page after saving changes and return later t...

Page 29: ...er 21 Verify that the commands contain data and click File Save as and enter a location and filename for the new file Do not use the default ir_emitter_xml xml filename as it will overwrite earlier st...

Page 30: ...i PACS has several pre configured templates for the Gefen GAVA control system available from the Gefen Web site which are needed to build a GAVA Library These correspond to the different Classes of IR...

Page 31: ...ote so it is pointing at the IR window on the Mini PACS and is about 6 away from the window 9 Click the Learn ALL button 10 You will be prompted to press the remote button that matches the Command Nam...

Page 32: ...nd will now be green Any commands that were skipped or not learned successfully will still be yellow 16 You can manually add any commands that were not in the template afterwards Since commands are ac...

Page 33: ...21 Mini PACS will prompt to Open or Save the file You probably should click Open to see and check the file before saving it 22 Verify that the commands contain data and click File Save as and enter a...

Page 34: ...reens or various other automation devices Each relay contact is rated for 1A at 30V DC 12V DC and Ground are also provided for convenience Relay Buttons Click one of these buttons to name and configur...

Page 35: ...ger Options Open Close Delete Deletes the trigger name and resets settings to default Save Changes Saves the trigger event Type Sets the type of relay trigger If set to Pulse the Pulse Duration ms mus...

Page 36: ...t to its default state after the Pulse Duration period has expired Relay ID Relay 1 and Relay 2 Relay State Indicates the current state of the relay If the relay is open then Open is displayed in red...

Page 37: ...resets IP Configuration MAC Address The MAC address cannot be changed IP Address Sets the IP address This must be a valid and unused address on your local network Maximum value for each number is 255...

Page 38: ...is 255 Web UI Port Sets the HTTP listening port The default setting is 80 Telnet Port Sets the Telnet listening port The default port setting is 23 Save Changes Saves the current changes to the IP Con...

Page 39: ...es Saves the current changes to the Telnet Login Settings UserName Sets the user name Maximum user name length is 20 characters The user name is case sensitive Force Password on Connect Forces passwor...

Page 40: ...ed using the Browse button Get Firmware Checks the Gefen Web site for the latest firmware The current version of firmware is displayed above this button Reboot Reboot the PACS after making any configu...

Page 41: ...to default settings when resetting the PACS ATTENTION A System Wide Reset will delete all Commands and l Device data reset the IP address and reset the PACS to factory default settings WARNING Your IP...

Page 42: ...o delete all learned IR commands during a reset Delete IR Devices Commands Place a check mark in the box to delete all IR devices and learned IR commands during a reset Delete IR Commands Place a chec...

Page 43: ...gfn This file may be copied to another Mini PACS which will then be an exact duplicate of the source Mini PACS please note that you will have to change the IP address of the duplicate Mini PACS if bot...

Page 44: ...will overwrite the existing data For example if the Mini PACS has an IR device named TV that has a power_toggle command and a new device is uploaded that is also named TV but has power_on and power_of...

Page 45: ...h the IP address of the Mini PACS Default is 192 168 1 72 see page 7 to change the IP address and the TCP Port Number that is associated with the RS 232 Port The Port Number is set in the RS 232 menu...

Page 46: ...ands from the AUDDEC N should scroll in the window indicating successful communication with the AUDDEC N Once communications are verified your control system should be able to connect to the Mini PACS...

Page 47: ...serial port parameters set_telnet_port Sets the Telnet listening port set_user_name Sets the user name for the login procedure sgateway Sets the IP gateway address show_pass Prompts for password when...

Page 48: ...ge_relay_state param1 param2 Parameters param1 Relay 1 2 param2 State 0 1 State Meaning 0 Open 1 Closed display_telnet_welcome Command The display_telnet_welcome sets enables disables the Telnet welco...

Page 49: ...rameters None save_relay_params Command The save_relay_params command saves relay settings to memory Syntax y save_relay_params Parameters None set_http_port Command The set_http_port command sets the...

Page 50: ...t_pass param1 Parameters param1 Password Default Admin set_relay_params Command The set_relay_params command sets the input trigger parameters Syntax y set_relay_params param1 param2 param3 Parameters...

Page 51: ...ode Command The set_serial_mode command sets the serial port mode Syntax y set_serial_mode param1 Parameters param1 Mode 1 3 Mode Meaning 1 Terminal 2 TCP Bridge 3 UDP Bridge Example p set_serial_mode...

Page 52: ...s param1 param2 param3 param4 param5 param6 Parameters param1 Word length 5 8 param2 Stop bits 1 2 s param3 Parity Parity Meaning n None e Even o Odd m Mark s Space param4 Baud rate 9600 115200 param5...

Page 53: ...default port value is 23 Syntax y set_telnet_port param1 Parameters param1 Port 0 65535 set_user_name Command The set_user_name command sets the Telnet user name The maximum length of param1 is 20 ch...

Page 54: ...1 Parameters param1 IP gateway Example p sgateway 192 168 1 1 Default 192 168 1 254 show_pass Command The show_pass command shows the Telnet password for login if required Syntax y show_pass Default A...

Page 55: ...rs param1 specifies the relay channel 1 10 to query Set param1 to 0 to display the parameters for each of the 10 channels Syntax y show_relay_params param1 Parameters param1 Channel 1 10 Example p sho...

Page 56: ...show_serial_params Parameters None Example p show_serial_params Serial Port 1 parameters Word length 8 bits Stop bits 1 bit Parity No Baud rate 19200 Bps Line delay 0 ms show_user_name Command The sh...

Page 57: ...eters param1 Default 192 168 1 72 snetmask Command The snetmask command sets the IP network mask Dot decimal notation must be used when specifying the IP network mask The default network mask is 255 2...

Page 58: ...ardware to reset Syntax y system_wide_reset param1 Parameters param1 Setting 0 6 Parity Meaning 0 Reboot only 1 Delete IP settings 2 Delete Serial settings 3 Delete IR devices and commands 4 Delete IR...

Page 59: ..._pass Command The use_telnet_pass command requires or disables login credentials Syntax y use_telnet_pass param1 Parameters param1 State 0 1 Value Meaning 0 Disable password 1 Enable force password De...

Page 60: ...system Delimiters allow the Mini PACS to ignore or to collect and store the data until a recognizable command arrives and then send that complete command to the control system If a Start Delimiter is...

Page 61: ...e set_start_del Sets start delimiter mode and value set_tcp_br_port Sets the TCP Bridge server listening port set_udp_br_port Sets the UDP port set_udp_remote_br Sets UDP bridge parameters set_adddel...

Page 62: ...e 00 FF Example p set_end_del 1 B0 Notes If param2 is set to 0 then the start delimiter is turned off param2 is used to 2 enable or disable the delimiter value set_send_byte_cnt Command The set_send_b...

Page 63: ...ing Mode when a Start Delimiter and End Delimiter have been set If no data has been collected for the specified time the data is sent without waiting for the End Delimiter Syntax y set_send_time_out p...

Page 64: ...del param1 param2 Parameters param1 State 0 1 Value Meaning 0 Off 1 On param2 Delimiter value 00 FF Examples p set_start_del 1 A0 set_start_del 0 Notes If param1 is set to 0 then the start delimiter i...

Page 65: ...port Syntax y set_tcp_br_port param1 Parameters param1 Port Number Example p set_tcp_br_port 49202 TCP Bridge port set to 49202 Default TCP Bridge to Serial Port 49202 Notes Do not change the TCP Bri...

Page 66: ...r_port 50202 UDP Bridge port set to 50202 Default UDP Bridge to Serial Port 50202 set_udp_remote_br Command The set_udp_remote_br command sets the UDP bridge parameters Syntax y set_udp_remote_br para...

Page 67: ...and stored in memory show_device_tags Displays the existing tags Class Manufacturer and Model Number for a specified device show_devices Displays all devices in the IR list show_ir_cmds Displays all I...

Page 68: ...with underscores _ in the XML files Syntax y add_device param1 Parameters param1 Device Name Example p add_device SonyDVD add_manufacturer Command optional The add_manufacturer command adds or update...

Page 69: ...along with the Manufacturer tags may be helpful for users to identify their IR library files Syntax y add_mon_num param1 param2 Parameters param1 Device Name param2 Model Number Example p add_mon_num...

Page 70: ...lete_ir_cmd command deletes the IR command from the specified device Syntax y delete_ir_cmd param1 param2 Parameters param1 Command Name param2 Device Name Example p delete_ir_cmd play SamsungTV IR Co...

Page 71: ...arning mode Press the desired RMT command mute for device tv Captured timing array 1 Cap timing array 1 end Press again the same RMT command Cap timing array 2 Data compare ok checking for available s...

Page 72: ...1 param2 param3 Parameters param1 Command Name param2 Device Name param3 Emitter Port 1 3 Notes Emitter Port 0 is all Ports Multiple Emitter Port Numbers may be entered Example p play_ir_cmd play TV 1...

Page 73: ...Mini PACS but are used by GAVA and may be helpful for users to keep their IR files organized For example it may be convenient to call a device Bedroom_Blu_Ray for pro gramming purposes In this case t...

Page 74: ...n the IR list Syntax y show_devices Parameters None Example p show_devices Devices listed in system Device 01 SamsungTV Device 02 panasonic Device 03 SonyDVD Device 04 Panasonic_Blu_ray Device 05 appl...

Page 75: ...device Syntax y show_ir_cmds param1 Parameters param1 Device Name Example p show_ir_cmds tv Display IR commands for device tv Command 01 power_toggle Command 02 channel_up Command 03 channel_down Com...

Page 76: ...tv Carrier frequency 40 000 Khz Carrier value 1200 Clock frequency 48000000Hz Timer prescaler 200 Timing Size 52 Repeat Command 1 Main Bits Data table 630 219 99 221 99 115 99 115 312 326 99 115 100...

Page 77: ...Timer prescaler 200 Timing Size 52 Repeat Command 1 Toggle Bits Data table 629 219 100 220 100 115 99 115 99 219 206 113 100 115 99 115 100 115 99 115 100 115 99 115 99 115 100 115 99 115 100 115 99 1...

Page 78: ...ACS version information help Command The help command displays help on the specified command If param1 is not included then the full list of commands is displayed Syntax y help param1 Parameters param...

Page 79: ...CP IP settings Syntax y ipconfig Parameters None Example p ipconfig Mini PACS TCP IP settings MAC addr 00 1C 91 02 90 01 IP addr 192 168 1 72 Net Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 254 Web Server Po...

Page 80: ..._data Command The show_ver_data command displays the Mini PACS version information Syntax y show_ver_data Parameters None Example p show_ver_data Hardware version 0 Firmware version 1 11 Release date...

Page 81: ...al mode 1 First access the Mini PACS RS 232 Menu via IP Set the UART Mode to Terminal then click Save Settings 2 Connect a null modem cable sold at most computer stores between the Mini PACS RS 232 po...

Page 82: ...Add a new device to the Mini PACS by executing the add_device command page 64 Provide the name of the device when running the command Example add_device sonyDVD New device sonyDVD was added to system...

Page 83: ...ride the one in FLASH New command saved in FLASH End of learning mode 8 If the Mini PACS is unable to capture the IR command data the following will be displayed First and Second capture are not the s...

Page 84: ...net Port 1 RJ 45 shielded RS 232 serial ports 1 DB 9 male IR ports 3 3 5 mm mini mono jacks Power Supply 12V DC Power Consumption 20 W max 1 W idle Operating Temperature 0 40 C Dimensions W x H x D 3...

Page 85: ...Proof of sale may be required in order to claim warranty 2 Customers outside the US are responsible for shipping charges to and from Gefen 3 Copper cables are limited to a 30 day warranty and cables...

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