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User Manual - CTC-1402

Table of Contents

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................. 2

Overview ................................................................................................................................ 6

Features ......................................................................................................................... 6

Package Contents .......................................................................................................... 6

Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 7

Transmitter Front Panel Description ................................................................................. 10

Transmitter Rear Panel Description .................................................................................. 11

Receiver Front Panel Description ....................................................................................... 12

Receiver Rear Panel Description ........................................................................................ 13

Pin Information .................................................................................................................. 14

Installation and Wiring ....................................................................................................... 16

Brackets Installation ................................................................................................... 16

Wiring ........................................................................................................................... 16

OSD ...................................................................................................................................... 18

Input Source Switching ........................................................................................................ 19

Auto Switching ........................................................................................................... 19

Manual Switching ....................................................................................................... 19

USB Control ......................................................................................................................... 20

NetLinx Control .................................................................................................................. 22

Device Number and Ports .......................................................................................... 22

Send Commands to Control a Device ......................................................................... 23

Telnet Control via NetLinx Studio ............................................................................ 23

Web UI Control ........................................................................................................... 25

Web UI Control .................................................................................................................. 25

Access the Web Interface ......................................................................................... 25

Web Interface Introduction ...................................................................................... 26

Firmware Upgrade .............................................................................................................. 33

Before Starting ............................................................................................................ 33

Transferring KIT Files .................................................................................................. 33

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 34

Appendix: API Command List Instructions ........................................................................ 35

NetLinx Commands ...................................................................................................... 36

Telnet/SSH Control Commands .................................................................................. 46

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Page 4: ...ing 16 Brackets Installation 16 Wiring 16 OSD 18 Input Source Switching 19 Auto Switching 19 Manual Switching 19 USB Control 20 NetLinx Control 22 Device Number and Ports 22 Send Commands to Control a...

Page 5: ...8bit HDMI In Out Supports HDMI 2 0 and HDCP 2 2 Provides a variety of interfaces including USB C to simplify meeting room devices management Supports USB hosts like Desktop and Laptop USB devices lik...

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Page 14: ...User Manual CTC 1402 15 AUDIO OUT Connect to an audio system such as an amplifier with the 3 pole 3 5mm captive screw connector Wire as shown below...

Page 15: ...height can be adjusted Up Down The bracket can face up or down 2 The bracket is attached to the enclosure as shown 3 Repeat steps 1 2 for the other side of the unit 4 Attach the brackets to a surface...

Page 16: ...he USB DEVICE ports of TX and RX Note For more information refer to USB Control section USB C is automatically recognized when the USB C input is selected The PC can be connected to other US 6 Connect...

Page 17: ...onvey its IP address Follow these steps to initiate OSD 1 Hold and Press the HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 buttons on the front panel of RX for at least 3 seconds 2 The IP address of the CTC 1402 will display on...

Page 18: ...and the front panel button Power off protection When Auto Switching or Manual Switching are selected before powering off the device will remain in the same mode after powering back on When Auto Switc...

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Page 21: ...ransmitter Port 1 RS 232 P Port 2 RS 232 C Port 4 IR RX Port 5 USB Device Port 6 DP IN 2 Port 7 VGA IN 1 Audio IN 1 Port 8 HDMI IN 3 Port 9 USB C IN 4 Port 10 USB Host 1 Port 11 USB Host 2 Receiver Po...

Page 22: ...Device Click Diagnostics on the menu bar choose Control a Device A window will display as follows enter a command in the textbox and click Send To Device For API commands see the Section API Command S...

Page 23: ...If Launch TELNET Window via User Defined Program is selected it may be required to enable Telnet as follows 1 Go to Start Control Panel Programs and Features 2 On the left select Turn Windows features...

Page 24: ...accessed through NetLinx Studio Access the Web Interface To get access to Web UI 1 Connect your PC and the LAN port of the CTC 1402 to the same local area network 2 In NetLinx Studio s Online Tree sel...

Page 25: ...PLAY RELAY AUDIO VOLUME RESOLUTION LOGO NETWORK SYSTEM The top of the interface includes REFRESH FACTORY DEFAULT REBOOT UPGRADE STATUS and Firmware VERSION Refresh Click to refresh the status of devic...

Page 26: ...s Firmware VERSION Click to check the current firmware version Auto Switch Users can enable or disable the Auto Switch function in this column Auto Switch ON is the default For more information refer...

Page 27: ...OLLOW Select to follow the output display s HDCP compatibility for the HDMI Out which will transmit content with the same HDCP compatibility as that of the output display default setting HDCP 2 2 Sele...

Page 28: ...2 control mode Local default Local sending of commands to control the projector Netlinx Sending commands via NetLinx studio to control the projector DEVICE When Netlinx is selected click the down arro...

Page 29: ...screen and click to drop the projector screen down Latch Level triggered Momentary Pulse triggered The delay time can be set 1 10 seconds Audio Volume Output Volume Move the slider to set the output a...

Page 30: ...l output to the display Default setting 2 DRAG TOP LEFT Select to set the logo picture to shuttle slowly between the center and the top left of the display screen when there s no signal output to the...

Page 31: ...the connected DHCP server Static When the CTC 1402 fails to obtain or detect an IP address from the network it is connected to select Static to set up the IP address manually APPLY Click to initiate t...

Page 32: ...for the settings to take effect CONNECTION MODE includes four options NDP Auto IP URL TCP URL UDP The default setting is NDP CONTROLLER URL Input the connected controller s URL SYSTEM NUMBER Use the...

Page 33: ...ick to execute the setting SSH Account SSH Account is used to configure the user name and password of the account For SSH Account the default user name is admin the default password is password Note R...

Page 34: ...ower off during the upgrade process The system will be non operational during the upgrade procedure below 1 In NetLinx Studio from the Tools menu select Firmware Transfers Send to NetLinx Device selec...

Page 35: ...rmallywhendirectlyconnectingasourcetoadisplaydevice 4 Cable Plug in and out HDMI Cat X cable or try another HDMI Cat X cable Ensurethecable lengthbeingused is withinavailabletransmissionrangeaccording...

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Page 64: ...re deployed worldwide in conference rooms classrooms network operation command centers homes hotels entertainment venues and broadcast facilities among others AMX is part of the HARMAN Professional Gr...

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