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Overview
The SVSI NMX-DEC-N2625-WP Wallplate Decoder is part of the N2600 Series and used
in conjunction with N2600 Series Decoders for receiving of HDMI over Ethernet. All
Encoders and Decoders of the N2600 Series feature balanced audio, HDMI video
connection, and Power-over-Ethernet (PoE). The N2600 Series Decoders support
output scaling and limited output downscaling options.
Wallplate includes white (WH) and black (BL) faceplate covers.
FIG. 1
N2625-WP WALLPLATE DECODER
Installing the N2625-WP Wallplate Inserts:
Follow the steps below to mount your new N2625-WP Encoder faceplate inserts.
1.
Select either the White or Black set of faceplates insert for the wallplate.
2.
Locate the faceplate insert alignment tool.
3.
Place the alignment tool around the faceplate where the insert will be applied. (Fig.
2)
4.
Remove the adhesive from faceplate insert and place the insert within the
alignment tool. (Fig. 2)
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Ensure the LED and IO are aligned with the face insert correctly.
5.
Press inserts firmly into place for several seconds before removing alignment tool.
6.
Repeat the above process for the remaining faceplate inserts.
FIG. 2
N2625-WP WALLPLATE DECODER
Installing the N2625-WP Wallplate Decoder:
Follow the steps below to mount your new N2625-WP Decoder into an existing three
gang electrical box. The instructions given assume the box is already installed with
Ethernet access running to it.
1.
Connect the PoE-enabled Ethernet cable to the rear connector of the N2625-WP
Decoder. This provides both network and power connection to the Encoder.
2.
Place the N2625-WP Decoder into the box and secure it with six screws (included
in shipment).
3.
Check LEDs for normal display (see the LED table at right).
4.
Attach the (customer-provided US model only) front cover plate to the unit to
complete installation.
Attaching Signal and Control Cables
The following table explains how to attach cables to the front of the Decoder.
IMPORTANT: Decoders must be securely mounted and connected to the switch before
attaching the remaining cables.
NOTE: Any switch handling the N2625-WP Decoder video stream must be configured to
support jumbo frames. Disable the wireless adapter on your computer (it must be hard-
wired to the switch).
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NMX-DEC-N2625-WP
Basic Cabling Guidelines
Connector Description
HDMI OUT
Digital Video Connection
For video decoding of a digital source, connect from the display to the
Decoder’s
HDMI OUT
connector using a video cable with an HDMI
connector (or adapter).
IR OUT
IR Connection
Insert an IR cable blaster from the IR device being controlled into the
IR
OUT
jack (optional).
RS-232
Serial Control Connection
Insert a RS-232 cable from a RS-232 enabled device into the
RS-232
jack (optional).
AUDIO OUT
- STEREO
Audio Decoding
Insert an analog audio cable from the amplifier into the
AUDIO OUT
STEREO
jack (optional) or use the embedded audio from the video
source.
This table shows LED states on initial power up. If not normal, check connections.
Indicator LEDs
Normal
power up
Indicates
Front-Left LEDs
AUDIO
*
Green
Configured to pass analog audio.
(Coupled with digital or analog video path).
DIGITAL VIDEO
* Green
Configured to pass HDMI with embedded audio.
Front-Center LEDs
POWER
Green
PoE power is applied.
STATUS
Green
Flashing (green) when there is software activity.
STREAM
Green
On when the unit is receiving video from the network.
HDCP
Yellow
On when HDCP is active.
LINK/ACT
Green
Flashing when there is Ethernet activity.
* The LEDs for
DIGITAL VIDEO
and
AUDIO
each indicate the configured state of
the connectors (not necessarily the presence of signals through the Encoder).
Additional Buttons
The front-center section of the unit is shown in FIG. 3. This section is covered by the
cover plate once it has been installed.
ID
button - Identifies the unit in N-Able. Can
also set Decoder back to factory defaults
(press and hold 30 seconds).
RESET
button - Resets Decoder’s CPU.
FIG. 3
BUTTONS LOCATED ON FRONT OF UNIT BEHIND FACE PLATE COVER
Establishing Connection
N2625-WP Decoders are shipped with
DHCP
as their default IP mode. The IP address is
assigned automatically based on the network DHCP server. If no DHCP server is found,
the unit will use
Auto IP
mode instead (with a default IP address of 169.254.xxx.xxx).
Before using your N2625-WP Decoder unit, it must be configured using the free N-Able
device management software. However, you will not be able to configure units until
they are in the same subnet as the host computer. The sample steps below show how
the required changes (to the host computer’s IP settings) are made in a Windows
environment.
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