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Telnet / TCP Settings

The Telnet / TCP Settings menu allows you to control Telnet and TCP access.

1. From the

standby screen

, press the

Menu

button. See

Accessing the Menu System

(page 46)

for information on how to display the

standby screen

2. The

Network

menu will be displayed.

3. Press the

button to enter the

Network Menu

menu.

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Telnet / TCP Settings

LAN

Matrix Controller

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Power

Menu

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Clear

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Preset

Back

Lock

network mode

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Summary of Contents for EXT-CU-LAN

Page 1: ...Audio Embedder 3GSDI EXT CU LAN User Manual Matrix Controller Release A1 1 Preferred...

Page 2: ...d from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 To...

Page 3: ...cular purpose all of which are expressly disclaimed 1 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 Coppe...

Page 4: ...Time Fax 818 772 9120 Email support gefen com Web http www gefen com Mailing Address Gefen LLC c o Customer Service 20600 Nordhoff St Chatsworth CA 91311 Product Registration Register your product her...

Page 5: ...r cascaded or extended switch architecture more than 1 Gigabit bandwidth may be required between switches For these situations the Netgear PROSAFE GS728TXS Gigabit Stackable Smart Switch offers four 1...

Page 6: ...witch with a Web browser 2 Go to Admin Port Management Port Settings 3 Click Enable Jumbo Frames 4 Click Apply to save the settings 5 Click Multicast Properties 6 Enable Bridge Multicast Filtering 7 C...

Page 7: ...d user operation Automation control system interface via Telnet and UDP POE Power Over Ethernet on LAN 1 port eliminates the need for an external power supply Password protected independent user and a...

Page 8: ...s 26 Creating Groups 28 Adding Users to Groups 34 Routing 36 Inputs to Outputs 36 Outputs to Inputs 38 Using Presets 39 Creating User Presets 39 Creating Group Presets 42 Front Panel Operation 46 Acce...

Page 9: ...ce 87 Main 88 Groups Inputs Outputs 89 Groups Members 90 Users 91 I O 92 Network IP 96 Network TCP 98 Network UDP 99 Network Discovery 100 System 102 3 Advanced Operation Commands 106 4 Appendix Firmw...

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Page 11: ...Matrix Controller 1 Getting Started...

Page 12: ...7 8 9 In 0 Out Set Clear Mask Preset Back OK Lock LAN POE 5V DC 1 2 Menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 In 0 Out Set Clear Mask Preset Back OK Lock Matrix Controller Status IR Power Menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 In 0 Out...

Page 13: ...o select the desired output 8 Preset Press this button to select the desired preset Define presets in the Web interface See Using Presets page 39 9 Set Press this button to accept the current entry or...

Page 14: ...et cable from this port to the LAN See Combined Mode page 9 and or Separate Mode page 13 18 LAN 2 Connect an Ethernet cable from this port to a managed switch This port is only used if the video devic...

Page 15: ...IR Remote Control Each of the buttons on the IR Remote Control are identical in functionality to those of the buttons on the front panel Page Title Introduction Getting Started 13 12 10 9 2 3 4 5 6 7...

Page 16: ...r within each setting or to select the desired menu system 6 Back Press this button to return to the previous screen 7 Numeric Keypad 0 9 Use these buttons to enter the desired values for each setting...

Page 17: ...e control unit 2 Make sure that the batteries are installed with the correct polarity as shown in the illustration below Always use two 1 5V AAA type batteries 3 Replace the battery cover _ _ Warning...

Page 18: ...battery compartment 3 Use the table below to set the IR remote control to the desired IR channel 4 Replace the battery cover _ _ Information In order for the IR remote control to function properly bo...

Page 19: ...t of bandwidth required to support video signals on the same switch To solve this issue separate mode can be used To use separate mode an independent managed switch must be installed to support the Ge...

Page 20: ...trix Controller will begin the initialization process This may take several seconds 5 After the Matrix Controller has completed the initialization process the following message will appear in the LCM...

Page 21: ...P address to 192 168 1 xxx where xxx is a value between 1 and 254 7 Set the subnet mask to 255 255 255 0 8 Open a Web browser and enter the following address 192 168 1 74 9 The login page to the Matri...

Page 22: ...page 12 Getting Started Installation 10 Type admin case sensitive in both the Username and Password fields then click the Login button 11 To continue skip to Device Configuration page 16...

Page 23: ...e network requirements 2 Connect a CAT 5e or better cable from the LAN 1 port on the Matrix Controller to the network switch 3 Connect another CAT 5e or better cable from the LAN 2 port on the Matrix...

Page 24: ...we must configure the Matrix Controller through the built in Web interface The front panel controls will be covered in another section 7 Connect a computer to the same network as the Matrix Controller...

Page 25: ...case sensitive in both the Username and Password fields then click the Login button Getting Started Installation Important Do not use the IP address 192 168 1 74 because this is the IP address of the...

Page 26: ...evice on the network This process is handled through the Matrix Controller 1 Click the I O tab 2 All Gefen Video over IP products that are connected to the network will be displayed under the Input an...

Page 27: ...er The IP addresses should not be assigned to any existing devices in this range including devices such as laptop computers that may currently be disconnected but which have previously been assigned a...

Page 28: ...de of the screen under the Outputs list 6 The following message box will be displayed During the Auto Assign procedure the Gefen Video over IP products may reboot multiple times The Web interface will...

Page 29: ...easy management of devices particularly in large scale setups To change the description of an input or output unit do the following a Click on the desired unit from the Input or Output list to select...

Page 30: ...ice Configuration c Click the Edit Device button Note that only one device can be changed at a time If more than one device is selected then the Edit Device button will be disabled d The Edit Device d...

Page 31: ...evice dialog g The processing message box will be displayed and after a few seconds the device description will be updated h Repeat steps a g for each device under both the Input and Output list Impor...

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Page 33: ...page 23 Matrix Controller 2 Basic Operation...

Page 34: ...s tab in the Web interface See Adding Users to Groups page 34 Now that we have defined each term let s put them together in an illustration In the diagram below we have created two groups Sales and Ac...

Page 35: ...oth of these users can be found under the Users tab and cannot be deleted See Creating Users page 26 for details The admin user is assigned administrator access level and cannot be changed The front p...

Page 36: ...access levels Administrator or Operator By default both admin and front panel users have administrator access Administrator access allows all options within the Web interface to be viewed and or chan...

Page 37: ...access restricts users to routing operations and prohibits access to system settings d Create a password for the user The password will be masked e Click the Add button 4 Repeat Steps 2 3 for each use...

Page 38: ...le to access them An unlimited number of groups can be created See Control Nomenclature page 24 for more information on groups 1 Click the Groups tab 2 Under the Input Output tab click the Add new gro...

Page 39: ...be necessary to create and manage groups of devices for tracking management and ease of use 5 Click the Save button to create the group Each group that is created will appear as a button 6 Click one...

Page 40: ...page 30 Basic Operation Creating Groups 8 Click the arrow icon pointing to the right to move the selected inputs under the Associated Inputs list...

Page 41: ...e Available Outputs list to be associated with this group All available output devices detected by the Matrix Controller will be listed under the Available Outputs list 10 Press the arrow icon pointin...

Page 42: ...puts list do the following a Select the desired input s under the Associated Inputs list The selected input s will be highlighted in red b The left arrow icon will enabled after selecting at least one...

Page 43: ...ts list do the following a Select the desired input s under the Associated Outputs list The selected output s will be highlighted in red b The left arrow icon will enabled after selecting at least one...

Page 44: ...te users with each group Click one of the group buttons to begin to the process 3 Select the desired user s for the group Information The admin user must be added to the group as a member in order for...

Page 45: ...the selected users under the Members list Users can belong to multiple groups Important The administrator admin account must be associated with a group to allow routing In addition the front panel us...

Page 46: ...1 Click Main tab 2 Click the desired group button 3 Click to select an input from the Inputs list Only one input can be selected at a time If the input is already routed to one or more outputs the out...

Page 47: ...k to select the desired outputs under the Outputs list 5 Click the Route button 6 The processing message box will be displayed while the new routing process takes effect This message box will disappea...

Page 48: ...ist The input that is currently routed to the selected output will be highlighted in orange under the Input list 2 Select the desired input from the Inputs list Only one input can be selected at a tim...

Page 49: ...group preset is created it will be available to all users In the examples below we will illustrate the creation of both a user preset and a group preset Creating User Presets 1 Click the Main tab 2 Cl...

Page 50: ...up only contains one input and one output The input s and output s that are displayed in this dialog box will be determined by the devices which have been assigned to the Associated Inputs and Associa...

Page 51: ...to save the changes to the preset 10 Click the Cancel button to close the New preset dialog box 11 After the preset has been saved a button will appear with the provided name under the Presets User c...

Page 52: ...ets that are dependent upon the user refer to Creating User Presets page 39 1 Click the Main tab 2 Click the group button My Setup to display the available inputs and outputs 3 Near the bottom of the...

Page 53: ...ciated Outputs column under the Group menu When creating user presets only one input can be selected for each output that is listed Only inputs can be selected Outputs cannot be selected when creating...

Page 54: ...ally assigned to the preset The next number in sequence will depend upon how many presets currently exist In this example since a user preset was created first it is assigned the number 1 The second p...

Page 55: ...l display to identify presets See Selecting Presets page 53 for more information on selecting presets using the front panel Basic Operation Using Presets LAN Matrix Contro Status IR Power Menu 3 6 9 O...

Page 56: ...ctivity for security purposes 3 Use the numerical keypad buttons on the front panel to enter the passcode The default passcode is 123456 To change the passcode refer to Creating Users page 26 4 Press...

Page 57: ...mation on the System menu 9 Once the desired menu is selected press the OK button to enter the menu system Refer to the following pages for details on each menu system option 10 To return to the stand...

Page 58: ...button See Accessing the Menu System page 46 for information on how to display the standby screen 2 The following screen will be displayed 3 Select the group to work with by using the or buttons 4 On...

Page 59: ...n is to press the BROWSE button and select the input from a list Use the or buttons to select the desired input Each input will be listed by description as shown in the example below Press the SEL but...

Page 60: ...ct the output from a list Use the or buttons to select the desired output Each output will be listed by description as shown in the example below Press the SEL button to select the current output or p...

Page 61: ...s See Adding Outputs page 52 for more information e Press the BACK button to return to the route details screen f Press the Back button next to the down arrow button to exit the route details screen L...

Page 62: ...tton to return to the route details screen Additional outputs can be added and configured using the Web interface 3 Once the desired output is selected press the SEL button to add the output 4 Repeat...

Page 63: ...display the standby screen 2 The enter preset ID screen will be displayed 3 Select the desired preset There are two methods a If you know the preset ID use the numbers on the keypad to enter the numbe...

Page 64: ...L button to select the displayed preset 3 Once the preset is selected the initiate preset screen will be displayed indicating that the preset has been selected This message will automatically disappea...

Page 65: ...3 Press the OK button to enter the Network Menu menu 4 Press the OK button again to change the network mode LAN Matrix Contro Status IR Power Menu 3 6 9 Out Set Clear Mask Preset Back OK Lock LAN Matr...

Page 66: ...it to apply the changes To ignore the changes and return to the standby screen continuously press and release the Back button Basic Operation Front Panel Operation LAN Matrix Contro Status IR Power Me...

Page 67: ...the Menu System page 46 for information on how to display the standby screen 2 The Network menu will be displayed 3 Press the OK button to enter the Network Menu menu 4 Press the or buttons to select...

Page 68: ...guration settings 9 Press the OK button to save the current changes 10 The following screen will be displayed momentarily 11 After a few seconds the IP Mode menu will be displayed LAN Matrix Contro St...

Page 69: ...if one of the numbers is 10 then you would enter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you would enter 005 The cursor will automatically advance to the next digit in the IP address If an error is...

Page 70: ...mask is less then three digits in length then preceding zeros must be used to pad the value For example if one of the numbers is 10 then you would enter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you...

Page 71: ...d the value For example if one of the numbers is 10 then you would enter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you would enter 005 The cursor will automatically advance to the next digit in the ga...

Page 72: ...it of the port number will flash 26 Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired listening port The port range is 1 to 65535 Use preceding zeros to pad numbers less than 5 digits For example if the lis...

Page 73: ...he or buttons to select the desired menu then press the OK button to make changes to the selected setting 29 To return to the standby screen consecutively press and release the Back button until the s...

Page 74: ...ill be displayed 3 Press the OK button to enter the Network menu The Network Mode menu will be displayed 4 Press the or buttons to select Video IP Settings 5 Press the OK button to enter the menu The...

Page 75: ...example if one of the numbers is 10 then you would enter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you would enter 005 The cursor will automatically advance to the next digit in the IP address If an...

Page 76: ...ter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you would enter 005 The cursor will automatically advance to the next digit in the subnet mask If an error is made use the or to move backward or forward...

Page 77: ...e digits in length then preceding zeros must be used to pad the value For example if one of the numbers is 10 then you would enter 010 on the keypad If the number is 5 then you would enter 005 The cur...

Page 78: ...ow to display the standby screen 2 The Network menu will be displayed 3 Press the OK button to enter the Network Menu menu 4 Press the or buttons to select Telnet TCP Settings Matrix Contro Status IR...

Page 79: ...setting as Enabled This setting is used to allow or prevent TCP access 9 Press the OK button to save the current changes For this example we will leave the setting as Enabled 10 Press the or buttons...

Page 80: ...23 then you would enter 00023 If an error is made use the or to move backward or forward between each digit 13 Press the OK button to save the change 14 Press the or button to select the Welcome Mess...

Page 81: ...be displayed 17 Press the OK button to save the changes 18 Press the or button to select the Require Password setting 19 Press the OK button to edit the current selection 20 Press the or buttons to se...

Page 82: ...y the standby screen 2 The Network menu will be displayed 3 Press the OK button to enter the Network Menu menu 4 Press the or buttons to select UDP Settings Matrix Contro Status IR Power Menu 3 6 9 Ou...

Page 83: ...s Enabled This setting is used to allow or prevent UDP access 9 Press the OK button to save the current changes For this example we will leave the setting as Enabled 10 Press the or buttons to select...

Page 84: ...then you would enter 00023 If an error is made use the or to move backward or forward between each digit 13 Press the OK button to save the change 14 Press the or button to select the Remote UDP Acce...

Page 85: ...9 Press the OK button to edit the current selection The first digit in the first digit of the address will flash 20 Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired address If a one or more digits in the a...

Page 86: ...Press the OK button to edit the current setting The first available digit in the port setting will flash 24 Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired listening port The port range is 1 to 65535 Use...

Page 87: ...Operation Front Panel Operation Basic Operation If an error is made use the or to move backward or forward between each digit 25 Press the OK button to save the change remote udp port ed 5000_ remote...

Page 88: ...46 for information on how to display the standby screen 2 The Network menu will be displayed 3 Press the OK button to enter the Network Menu menu 4 Press the or buttons to select Discovery Settings M...

Page 89: ...network In addition the IP settings description and other settings for the Matrix Controller can be changed using the Syner G Software Suite Read Only This mode only permits the discovery of the Matri...

Page 90: ...work menu will be displayed 3 Press the or buttons to select the System menu 4 Press the OK button to enter the menu 5 The IR Channel setting will be displayed LAN Matrix Contro Status IR Power Menu 3...

Page 91: ...Panel Operation Basic Operation 6 Press the OK button again to edit the current setting 7 Press the or buttons to select the desired IR channel 1 4 8 Press the OK button to save the current changes i...

Page 92: ...rrent settings to a configuration file If you do not want to save the configuration settings then skip to Step 2 a Login to the Web interface b Click the System tab c Click the Download button d Selec...

Page 93: ...he or buttons to select the System menu 5 Press the OK button to enter the menu 6 The IR Channel setting will be displayed 7 Press the or buttons to select the Factory Reset option LAN Matrix Contro S...

Page 94: ...tween Yes and No options To reset the Matrix Controller to factory default settings select Yes and press the OK button To cancel the procedure select No and press the OK button 11 If the Matrix Contro...

Page 95: ...t the Matrix Controller see Resetting the Matrix Controller page 82 1 From the standby screen press the Menu button See Accessing the Menu System page 46 for information on how to display the standby...

Page 96: ...t between Yes and No options To reboot the Matrix Controller select Yes and press the OK button To cancel the procedure select No and press the OK button 9 If the Matrix Controller is rebooted the fol...

Page 97: ...1 2 3 1 Username Enter the user in this field The Matrix Controller comes with two users admin and front panel The admin login provides unrestricted access to all features and settings and is used pr...

Page 98: ...ion on creating groups page 88 Basic Operation Web Interface 1 User The user for the current Web session 2 Access level Displays the access level of the user There are two access levels Administrator...

Page 99: ...he Groups Members Basic Operation Web Interface 1 Group Name Displays each group that is created as a button 2 Add new group Click this button to create a new group 3 Edit name description Click this...

Page 100: ...ee Adding Users to Groups page 34 for more information 1 Group Name Displays each group that is created as a button 2 Add new group Click this button to create a new group 3 Edit name description Clic...

Page 101: ...h user that is created See Creating Users page 26 for information 1 Users Displays the name description and access level for all users 2 Add User Click this button to add a user 3 Edit User Click this...

Page 102: ...mn 2 Ch Inputs Displays the channel of the KVM over IP product 3 IP Inputs DIsplays the IP address of the KVM over IP product 4 MAC Inputs Displays the MAC address of the product 5 Name Inputs Display...

Page 103: ...ts DIsplays the IP address of the KVM over IP product 11 MAC Outputs Displays the MAC address of the product 12 Name Outputs Displays the name of the product By default the product name is used as a d...

Page 104: ...e 16 Delete Device Click this button to remove a device from the list 17 Show Me Click this button to activate the show me feature on the selected device 18 Select All Click this button to select all...

Page 105: ...to use This information is used by the Auto Assign button 22 IP Range To Enter the starting IP address to use This information is used by the Auto Assign button 23 Gateway Enter the gateway address i...

Page 106: ...rate Mode page 13 for more information 2 MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the Matrix Controller 3 Mode Selects the network mode Static or DHCP 4 IP Address Enter the IP address of the Matrix Co...

Page 107: ...of the managed switch 11 Gateway The gateway address of the managed switch 12 Web Access Enables or disables Web access Enabling this features allows you to access the Matrix Controller Web interface...

Page 108: ...he Telnet listening port in this field 3 Login Message on Connect Click these buttons to show or hide the Telnet welcome message at the beginning of each Telnet session 4 Authenticate on Connect Click...

Page 109: ...2 UDP Port Enter the local UDP listening port in this field 3 UDP Echo Click these buttons to enable or disable UDP echo 4 Destination UDP IP Address Enter the remote UDP IP address in this field 5 De...

Page 110: ...lick this button to show the location of the device When the Show Me button is clicked the button text will change to Hide Me and the following buttons will flash on the front panel of the Matrix Cont...

Page 111: ...Software Suite from changing the settings of the Matrix Controller Click the Read Write button to allow anyone to read or change the settings of the Matrix Controller 4 Product Description Enter the...

Page 112: ...ton to download the current Matrix Controller configuration to a file 2 Browse Restore Configuration File Click to select the configuration file to upload 3 Restore Click this button to restore the se...

Page 113: ...terface 2 4 1 3 5 6 7 5 Update Click this button to begin the firmware update procedure 6 Reset Click this button to reset the Matrix Controller to factory default settings 7 Reboot Click this button...

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Page 115: ...Matrix Controller 3 Advanced Operation...

Page 116: ...address of the UDP echo server get_udp_echo_port Displays the listening port of the UDP echo server get_udp_port Displays the UDP listening port get_web_port Displays the HTTP listening port help Disp...

Page 117: ...ort set_web_port Sets the HTTP listening port use_telnet_login Enables or disables Telnet login credentials use_telnet_welcome Enables or disables the Telnet welcome message p Recalls the specified pr...

Page 118: ...fter executing this command Syntax factory_reset Parameters None Example factory_reset Important This command resets the IP address If the IP address changes then the Matrix Controller will be disconn...

Page 119: ...n get_discovery Displays the Discovery Service status Syntax get_discovery Parameters None Returns Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 Discovery disabled 1 Discovery enabled Example get_discovery DISCOVER...

Page 120: ...lays the read write mode of the Discovery Service Syntax get_discovery_mode Parameters None Returns Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 Discovery mode disabled 1 Discovery mode enabled Example get_discove...

Page 121: ...page 111 Advanced Operation Commands get_firmware_version Displays the current version of firmware Syntax get_firmware_version Parameters None Example get_firmware_version FIRMWARE VERSION IS 1 11...

Page 122: ...s the gateway address of the specified port on the Matrix Controller Syntax get_gateway param1 Parameters param1 Integer 1 2 param1 Description 1 Control Port LAN 1 2 Video Port LAN 2 Example get_gate...

Page 123: ...Displays the IP address of the Matrix Controller Syntax get_ip_address param1 Parameters param1 Integer 1 2 param1 Description 1 Control Port LAN 1 2 Video Port LAN 2 Example get_ip_address 2 IP ADDR...

Page 124: ...e Displays the current IP mode of the specified port on the Matrix Controller Syntax get_ip_mode param1 Parameters param1 Integer 1 2 param1 Description 1 Control Port LAN 1 2 Video Port LAN 2 Example...

Page 125: ...current IP settings Syntax get_ipconfig Parameters None Example get_ipconfig IP CONFIGURATION IS IP MODE DHCP IP 10 5 64 203 NETMASK 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY 10 5 64 1 MAC ADDRESS 00 1c 91 04 93 28 Relat...

Page 126: ...Displays the subnet mask of the specified control port on the Matrix Controller Syntax get_netmask param1 Parameters None Example get_netmask 2 NETMASK 2 255 255 0 0 Related Commands get_gateway get_...

Page 127: ...ess Displays the current Telnet access status Syntax get_telnet_access Parameters None Returns Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 Telnet access disabled 1 Telnet access enabled Example get_telnet_access...

Page 128: ...lnet_pass Displays the Telnet password status Syntax get_telnet_pass Parameters None Returns Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 Password not required on connect 1 Password required on connect Example get...

Page 129: ...Advanced Operation Commands get_telnet_port Displays the Telnet listening port Syntax get_telnet_port Parameters None Returns Telnet port Example get_telnet_port TELNET_PORT 23 Related Commands set_te...

Page 130: ...s get_udp_access Displays the UDP access status Syntax get_udp_access Parameters None Returns Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 UDP access disabled 1 UDP access enabled Example get_udp_access UDP_ACCESS...

Page 131: ...status When enabled the UDP server returns an identical copy of the data that was received Syntax get_udp_echo_access Parameters None Integer 0 1 Value Description 0 UDP echo disabled 1 UDP echo enabl...

Page 132: ...ation Commands get_udp_echo_ip Displays the IP address of the UDP server supporting the echo protocol Syntax get_udp_echo_ip Parameters None Example get_udp_echo_ip UDP_ECHO_IP 10 5 64 158 Related Com...

Page 133: ...n Commands get_udp_echo_port Displays the listening port of the UDP server supporting the echo protocol Syntax get_udp_echo_port Parameters None Example get_udp_echo_port UDP_ECHO_PORT 50009 Related C...

Page 134: ...page 124 Advanced Operation Commands get_udp_port Displays the UDP listening port Syntax get_udp_port Parameters None Example get_udp_port UDP_PORT 50008 Related Commands set_udp_port...

Page 135: ...page 125 Advanced Operation Commands get_web_port Displays the current HTTP listening port Syntax get_web_port Parameters None Example get_web_port WEB_PORT 80 Related Commands set_web_port...

Page 136: ...displayed Syntax help param1 Parameters param1 String command Examples help AVAILABLE TCP UDP COMMANDS HELP GET_IPCONFIG SET_PORT_MODE GET_IP_MODE SET_IP_ADDRESS GET_FIRMWARE_VERSION FACTORY_RESET REB...

Page 137: ...page 127 Advanced Operation Commands reboot Reboots the Matrix Controller Syntax reboot Parameters None Example reboot UNIT WILL REBOOT SHORTLY...

Page 138: ...he Discovery Service This service is used by the Gefen Syner G Discovery Tool The default value is Enabled Syntax set_discovery param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Disabled 1 Ena...

Page 139: ...IP settings description and other settings for the Matrix Controller can be changed using the Syner G Software Suite Read Only This mode only permits the discovery of the Matrix Controller on the net...

Page 140: ...ion The Matrix Controller must be rebooted after executing this command The default gateway is 192 168 1 254 Syntax set_gateway param1 param2 Parameters param1 Integer 1 2 param1 Description 1 Control...

Page 141: ...after executing this command The default IP address for the control port LAN 1 is 192 168 1 74 The default IP address for the video port LAN 2 is 192 168 1 75 Syntax set_ip_address param1 param2 Para...

Page 142: ...ion The Matrix Controller must be rebooted after executing this command The default net mask is 255 255 255 0 Syntax set_netmask param1 param2 Parameters param1 Integer 1 2 param1 Description 1 Contro...

Page 143: ...d Operation Commands set_port_mode Sets the network port mode Syntax set_port_mode param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Combined 1 Separate Example set_port_mode SET_PORT_MODE 1 R...

Page 144: ...al of the button on the front panel will flash This quickly identifies a unit and is useful when multiple units are being used The default setting is Disabled Syntax set_showme param1 Parameters param...

Page 145: ...cess Enables or disables Telnet access The default setting is Enabled Syntax set_telnet_access param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Example set_telnet_access 1...

Page 146: ...tion Commands set_telnet_port Sets the Telnet listening port The default port is 23 Syntax set_telnet_port param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 65535 Example set_telnet_port 23 TELNET_PORT 23 Related Co...

Page 147: ...udp_access Enables or disables UDP access The default setting is Enabled Syntax set_udp_access param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Example set_udp_access 1 UDP...

Page 148: ...set_udp_echo_access Enables or disables UDP echo Syntax set_udp_echo_access param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Example set_udp_echo_access 0 UDP_ECHO_ACCESS 0...

Page 149: ..._echo_ip Sets the UDP echo IP address The IP address must be entered using dot decimal notation Syntax set_udp_echo_ip param1 Parameters param1 Address Example set_udp_echo_ip 10 5 64 158 UDP_ECHO_IP...

Page 150: ...dvanced Operation Commands set_udp_echo_port Sets the UDP echo communication port Syntax set_udp_echo_port param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 65535 Example set_udp_echo_port UDP_ECHO_PORT 50009 Relate...

Page 151: ...Operation Commands set_udp_port Sets the UDP listening port The default port is 50007 Syntax set_udp_port param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 65535 Example set_udp_port 50008 UDP_PORT 50008 Related Com...

Page 152: ...ts the HTTP listening port The Matrix Controller must be rebooted after executing this command The default port setting is 80 Syntax set_web_port param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 65535 Example set_w...

Page 153: ...et_login Enables or disables the requirement of login credentials for a Telnet session Syntax use_telnet_login param1 Parameters param1 Integer 0 1 param1 Description 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Example use_...

Page 154: ...eginning of each Telnet session Welcome to EXT CU LAN Telnet This message is enabled by default The message may be disabled for communications with some control systems Syntax use_telnet_welcome param...

Page 155: ...page 145 Advanced Operation Commands p Recalls the specified preset number Do not precede this command with the symbol Syntax p param1 Parameters param1 Integer 1 9999 Example p 2 p 2 Related Commands...

Page 156: ...ion Commands r Routes an input to the specified output s Do not precede this command with the symbol Syntax r param1 param2 Parameters param1 Input Channel 1 255 param2 Output ID 1 65535 Example r 1 4...

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Page 160: ...in file from the ZIP file 3 Access the built in Web interface and click the System tab 4 Click the Browse button and select the firmware file 5 Click the Update button continued on next page Firmware...

Page 161: ...hat the upgrade process can take up to 15 minutes to complete 8 Click the OK button to acknowledge and dismiss the message box 9 The display on the front panel will display the following set of simila...

Page 162: ...152 Appendix 10 After the firmware upgrade process has completed the passcode screen will be displayed Firmware Upgrade Procedure Matrix Controller Status IR Power Menu Back OK Lock enter passcode _0...

Page 163: ...IP Mode IP Mode IP Address IP Address Subnet Mask Subnet Mask Gateway Gateway HTTP Port Separate Static Static Combined DHCP NETWORK NETWORK MODE CONTROL IP SETTINGS VIDEO IP SETTINGS Boxes in green...

Page 164: ...e 154 Appendix Menu System Summary TCP Access TCP Port Welcome Message Require Password Enabled Enabled Enabled TELNET TCP SETTINGS Disabled Disabled Disabled Boxes in green indicate the default setti...

Page 165: ...page 155 Appendix 1 2 3 4 SYSTEM IR CHANNEL Menu System Summary FACTORY RESET REBOOT UNIT Boxes in green indicate the default setting...

Page 166: ...per line Power Indicator 1 x LED blue Operational Power Input 5V DC Power Consumption 4 3W max Operating Temperature 32 to 122 F 0 to 50 C Operating Humidity 5 to 90 RH non condensing Storage Temperat...

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