NTI VEEMUX VIDEO MATRIX SWITCH
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LCD Menus
1. Under the “Serial” menu are two parameters:
1- Baud rate
2- Address
These parameters are used when the VEEMUX is controlled through an RS232 connection (page 10). If you select Baud rate,
use the arrow keys to toggle through the available baud rates. The baud rate can be set to 115200, 57600, 38400, 19200, 9600,
4800, 2400, or 1200.
If you select Address, use the arrow keys to toggle through the address options (01-15). This is also the switch address used in
conjunction with the IR Remote operation (page 39).
2. Under “Ethernet” menu are several parameters:
1- Mode
2- IP
3- Mask
4- Gateway
5- Primary DNS
6- Alt. DNS
The Mode parameter will let you select between a manual IP setting (“Static”) and a “DHCP” assigned dynamic IP address setting.
An asterisk indicates which mode is configured, an arrow shows which mode is being selected. To change the configured setting
and move the asterisk, select the desired mode and press the
Enter
button.
If you choose a manual IP setting, the IP parameter provides the fields for entering a valid IP address. Use the up and down
arrows to advance the numbers, and the
Enter
button to move from field to field. Press
Menu
to exit this screen.
Selections 3, 4 are necessary to apply valid values for your Subnet Mask and Gateway. Navigate these settings as described for
setting the IP address.
Selections 5 and 6 are not used at this time and are therefore unnecessary.
3. The third option in the main menu is ”Standby”. If you select Standby, the VEEMUX switch will immediately go into a power
saver mode and the LCD display will go blank. It will remain in this state until
1) any button is pressed on the front panel,
2) the Standby button is pressed on the IR Remote Control (page 36), or
3) the “Disable Standby” button is pressed in the web interface (page 32)
Save and Load (Recall) Config
The VEEMUX provides the ability to save and recall up to 100 switch configurations using the LCD menu. The switch
configurations define the current port connections and video blank status.
Note: The Remote Control can also be used to access these configurations by using the “SAVE” and “RECALL”
buttons.
To save a configuration, select “Save Config” from the main menu followed by a numeric button(s) (0-99) corresponding to
the memory slot the configuration is to be saved in. Press
Enter
after your selection to force the current configuration to
immediately be saved to the selected memory slot.
Configurations can be loaded (recalled) in much the same manner. To recall, select “Load Config” from the main menu
followed by the numeric button(s) (0-99) corresponding to the memory slot from which the configuration is to be recalled. Press
Enter
after your selection to immediately force the switch to change the current switch configuration to match that of the
configuration recalled.
Configurations that are saved into memory locations via
the keypad can be recalled via the web interface (page 22)
and vice versa.
