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September 2019
Wake-on-LAN (WOL) requirements
Room controller configurations
In compliance with the new industry low-power standby power consumption requirements for products
which support LAN function (Regulatory ErP Lot 26 Tier 3), the Standby power consumption drops from 3W
to 2W. The Nureva projector supports a AM8250 Multimedia/LAN control chip which has a STDBY mode >2W,
and to abide by this requirement, the chipset functionality requires a WOL (Wake On LAN) command prior to
the Crestron/Extron commands for LAN standby mode.
Nureva has tested and recommends the following approach:
In the projector OSD
1.
Go to the Settings page
2.
Set LAN (Standby) to ON (see page 11)
3.
Go to the LAN page
4.
Set DHCP to ON (see page 14)
5.
Record the IP address and Mac address. Also, reserve the IP address (static) in your router or server.
Within the third-party controller
Send a WOL command (aka ‘Magic packet’) using the MAC Address via the User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Do
not send the standard “ON” command as this will not Wake the projector due to the new EuP requirements.
Once the projector is ON, the normal command set will function.
• • The command syntax is used for both RS232 & RJ45 LAN
• • RJ45 LAN protocol is supported by ANY third-party control application (not just the few we highlight)
• • WOL is required for each instance of bringing the projector out of STDBY; due to updated ErP Lot 26
Tier 3 power regulations
• • The following TCP / UDP port socket connections apply:
Crestron
Extron
AMX
TELNET
Port: 41794
Port: 2023
Port: 1023
Port: 23
To help with WOL compatibility, consider turning off your Nureva Wall presence detection feature.
