MS-TestPro
User’s Manual
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The Tx configuration screen appears as shown in the figure below:
Figure 84: Tx Configuration Screen
The remote and local HDBaseT transceivers are identified
–
as either transmitter or receiver
–
and
displayed at the top of the page.
NOTE
The system correctly identifies the local and remote transceivers
–
even when both are transmitters or both
are receivers.
Tap on either the local or the remote entity to display configuration information (read only):
◼
FW Ver.
The HDBaseT chip’s firmware v
ersion.
◼
Pixel Clock.
The clock frequency of the video transmission. The Pixel Clock values in the
receiver and transmitter screens should be similar.
◼
Chip Class.
Class of HDBaseT chip, according to the HDBaseT Standard.
◼
Chip Type.
The chip model/part number.
◼
Supported System Features.
The interfaces that are extended by the chip over the HDBaseT
link, such as: Ethernet, RS232, IR (Infrared support provided by the chip).
◼
Link Status.
HDBaseT or No link.
◼
System Mode.
Specifies whether Operating Mode changes are performed automatically or
manually.
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Operating Mode.
Current HDBaseT operating mode
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HDBaseT, LPPF1/2, Disconnect, FB
(Ethernet Fallback), or Bypass Mode.
HDCP
Indicator
