DSNET USER’S GUIDE
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1.3
DSNET MANAGER
The receivers and splitters are in permanent communication with the broadcaster. The DSNet network can
be managed remotely, over a local area network or over the Internet, by means of a Java program that can
run on all popular platforms. This program discovers automatically the DSNet network architecture (
Figure
2
).
Everything, from the overall system settings down to group settings and to per-receiver settings, can be
easily configured. The administrators can in a mouse click turn on and off monitors, either individually or
group wise, or perform global actions on all the monitors, as well as carry out audio/video adjustments for
audio/video output optimization.
Note:
In case of large installation, we recommend you install DSNet Manager on a notebook or a laptop
and you access the Broadcaster via wireless LAN or via the Internet by using a 3G key. All settings
are sent by the Broadcaster to the Receivers and Splitters across the Cat5 cables. DSNet does not
require you to risk your life climbing a ladder with a screw driver. The video and audio adjustments
can be carried out in a few seconds looking at the display panels and moving the sliders of DSNet
Management until the result is perfect. All settings are digitally saved into EEPROMs.
Figure 1: Networking Display Panels with DSNet
Internet
or LAN
Broadcaster
Splitter
Player
Receivers
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