Modular Extender family
Quick Start Guide
Section
5
. Web control
– Using the Built-in website
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5.4.2.3. Infra crosspoint
In the main menu left click on the
Crosspoint
label then left click on
Infra
label the infra
crosspoint appears. The inputs are at the top row and the outputs are at the right column.
The number of the inputs depends on the
number of the infra inputs at the local side
and the number of the infra inputs at the
remote side.
The number of the outputs depends on the
number of the infra outputs at the local side.
All infrared inputs are transmitted to the
remote device all the time. The selection
should be done on the local device which
infra source has to be output on a local infra port.
As all of the infra input ports data can be transmitted via the link the link doesn’t appear
as an output as it appears in the video or in the audio crosspoints. The input port with a
link icon symbolizes the input of the remote side.
The input and output settings can be accessed through module and port properties.
Every port is represented with a connector icon, while the modules are represented with a
colored bar. Some modules have multiple ports so the module settings may affect which
ports can be used.
Module property
In the property window there is some general information about the selected interface
module that contains the infra port.
Port property
Left click on the Port property icon a property window opens. In the settings list the carrier
frequency at the output ports can be set.
5.4.2.4. Serial crosspoint
In the main menu left click on the
Crosspoint
label then left click on
Serial
label the
serial crosspoint appears. The inputs are at the top row and the outputs are at the right
column.
The number of the inputs depends on the
number of the serial ports at the local side
and the number of the serial ports at the
remote side. The number of the outputs is
depending on the number of the serial ports
at the local side. In the crosspoint view every
serial port appears as an input and an output.
It means that Tx data channel of the port is
an input and the Rx data channel of the port
is an output.
All serial inputs are transmitted to the remote device all the time. The selection should be
done on the local device which serial source has to be output on a local serial port.
As all of the serial
ports data can be transmitted via the link the link doesn’t appear as an
output as it appears in the video or in the audio crosspoints. The input port with a link icon
symbolizes the input of the remote side.
If an input is switched to an output and both the input and the output is belongs to the
same serial port connector than it is an internal loopback and in this way the serial link
can be tested between the source and the MODEX extender device.
