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User Manual

IPAV Pro Series

5.9.2 Sending IR Data from IPAV Pro Control Center to a Device .................... 50

5.10 Global Command Options and Settings .................................................................51

5.10.1 Receiver (RX) Settings Options .................................................................... 51

5.10.2 Transmitter (TX) Settings Options ............................................................... 56

5.10.3 Clean Settings forTX and RX ......................................................................... 59

5.10.4 Factory Reset .................................................................................................... 60

5.10.5 Backup Settings ............................................................................................... 61

5.10.6 Restore Settings .............................................................................................. 62

5.11 System Management Tab ...........................................................................................63

5.11.1 Device Firmware Upgrade............................................................................. 63

5.11.2 System Backup and Restore ......................................................................... 64

5.11.3 Security Settings ............................................................................................. 67

5.11.4 System Logs ...................................................................................................... 67

5.12 Routing Table Tab ........................................................................................................68

6. Troubleshooting & Maintenance .......................................................................................... 70

7. After-Sales Service ................................................................................................................... 71

Summary of Contents for IPAV Pro Series

Page 1: ...r Manual IPAV Pro Series User Manual 4K IP Streaming Extender Model IPAV1100 TX IPAV2100 RX IPAV1000 TX IPAV2000 RX IPAV1102 TX IPAV1200 TX Designed in Germany 2019 PureLink GmbH All rights reserved V...

Page 2: ...opied or reproduced without the prior written consent FCC Statement This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructio...

Page 3: ...IPAV1100 TX IPAV2100 RX IPAV1000 TX IPAV2000 RX IPAV1102 TX IPAV1200 TX complies with Directives 2014 30 EU and 2014 35 EU The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the followi...

Page 4: ...or install this product near water Do not put any heavy items on the extension cable in case of extrusion Do not remove the housing of the device as opening or removing housing may expose you to dange...

Page 5: ...TX 7 2 4 IPAV2000 RX 8 2 5 IPAV1102 TX 9 2 6 IPAV1200 TX 10 3 Panel Description 11 3 1 IPAV1100 TX 11 3 1 1 Back and Side Panel 11 3 1 2 Front and Side Panel 12 3 2 IPAV2100 RX 13 3 2 1 Back and Side...

Page 6: ...a Single Source to any RX Device 35 5 4 3 Stopping Starting Video 35 5 4 4 Disconnecting Source from RX 36 5 4 5 Preset Management 36 5 5 Video Wall Routing Tab 37 5 5 1 Configuring a Video Wall 38 5...

Page 7: ...Transmitter TX Settings Options 56 5 10 3 Clean Settings forTX and RX 59 5 10 4 Factory Reset 60 5 10 5 Backup Settings 61 5 10 6 Restore Settings 62 5 11 System Management Tab 63 5 11 1 Device Firmwa...

Page 8: ...oducts on the market making the Pro Series versatile and cross compatible The IPAV Pro series features uncompressed video transmission with zero latency from transmitter to receiver seamless switching...

Page 9: ...ivers in the setup This unlimitedly scalable and independent signal routing enables multiple scalable applications including signal extension splitting switching matrixing and video wall functionality...

Page 10: ...be routed as an independent stream to desired receiver devices for balanced audio de embedding or down mixing The BlueRiver NT chipset is fully compliant with the SDVoE standard offering zero latency...

Page 11: ...r 12V DC 2A 1x User Manual IPAV2000 RX 1x IPAV2000 RX Receiver 2x Mounting Ears with 6 Screws 4x Plastic Cushions 1x 3 pin Terminal Block 2x 5 pin Terminal Blocks 1x Power Adaptor 12V DC 2A 1x User Ma...

Page 12: ...t Resolution Up to 4Kx2K 60Hz 4 4 4 8bit Audio Input 1 Balanced stereo Audio Input Connector 1 5pin mini XLR Control 1 CAT 10G 1 FIBER 10G 1 RS232 1 ETHERNET 1G Control Connector 2 RJ45 1 LC 1 RJ11 6P...

Page 13: ...Audio Output 1 Balanced stereo Audio Output Connector 1 5pin mini XLR Control 1 CAT 10G 1 FIBER 10G 1 RS232 1 ETHERNET 1G Control Connector 2 RJ45 1 LC 1 RJ11 6P4C General External Power Supply 220 24...

Page 14: ...nput 1 Balanced Stereo Audio Input Connector 1 5 pin terminal block Control 1 10G LAN 1 SFP 1 IR IN 1 IR OUT 1 RS232 1 ETHERNET Control Connector 2 RJ45 1 LC 1 5 pin terminal blocks 1 3 pin terminal b...

Page 15: ...put Connector 1 5 pin terminal block Control 1 10G LAN 1 SFP 1 IR IN 1 IR OUT 1 RS232 1 ETHERNET Control Connector 2 RJ45 1 LC 1 5 pin terminal blocks 1 3 pin terminal blocks General External Power Su...

Page 16: ...4 4 8bit DP Input Resolution Up to 4Kx2K 60Hz 4 4 4 8bit Audio Input 2 Balanced stereo Audio Input Connector 2 5pin mini XLR Control 2 CAT 10G 2 FIBER 10G 2 RS232 2 ETHERNET 1G Control Connector 4 RJ...

Page 17: ...pin mini XLR Control 1 CAT 10G 1 FIBER 10G 1 RS232 1 IR IN 1 OUT Control Connector 2 RJ45 1 LC 1 3 pin terminal block 1 5 pin terminal block General External Power Supply Powered by OG3 FR Series Fram...

Page 18: ...R 5pin port to connect a balanced audio source ETHERNET 1G RJ45 port to connect control devices such as PC for system control via software and Ethernet pass through The PC can also be indirectly conne...

Page 19: ...Pro Series 12 3 1 2 Front and Side Panel 220 240V AC OUT Rugged D Type Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 connector for redundant AC output to cascade multiple units Mounting hole for truss clamp second one on th...

Page 20: ...5pin port to connect balanced audio playback device ETHERNET 1G RJ45 port to connect control devices such as PC for system control via software and Ethernet pass through The PC can also be indirectly...

Page 21: ...Pro Series 14 3 2 2 Front and Side Panel 220 240V AC OUT Rugged D Type Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 connector for redundant AC output to cascade multiple units Mounting hole for truss clamp second one on th...

Page 22: ...e LED indicates if Ethernet packets are transmitted LED off Packets are not transmitted LED blinking Packets are transmitted LED on Packets are not transmitted but link is present HDMI LED The LED ill...

Page 23: ...C fiber modules available IPAV SFP10G MM and IPAV SFP10G SM IR IN 3 pin terminal block to connect an IR receiver for IR routing control IR OUT 2 pin terminal block to connect an IR emitter for IR rout...

Page 24: ...es red when power is applied LINK LED The LED indicates if Ethernet packets are transmitted LED off Packets are not transmitted LED blinking Packets are transmitted LED on Packets are not transmitted...

Page 25: ...0G MM and IPAV SFP10G SM IR IN 3 pin terminal block to connect an IR receiver for IR routing control IR OUT 2 pin terminal block to connect an IR emitter for IR routing control RS232 3 pin terminal bl...

Page 26: ...t and one to all broadcast configurations AUDIO IN A miniXLR 5pin port to connect a balanced audio source ETHERNET 1G RJ45 port to connect control devices such as PC for system control via software an...

Page 27: ...nt broadcast configuration Signal LEDs POWER LED The LED illuminates red when power is applied LINK LED The LED indicates if Ethernet packets are transmitted LED off Packets are not transmitted LED bl...

Page 28: ...alled into OG3 or OGX series frame It has Front Module and Rear Module The Rear Module should be installed first and then install the Front Module To install a Rear Module in an OG3 FR series frame 1...

Page 29: ...blank metal plates To install a Front Module in an OG3 FR series frame The slot number is dependent on the slot combinations you installed the Rear Module in This allows adequate spacing to avoid dam...

Page 30: ...from the left most slot when facing the fame front 4 Fully insert the Front Module into the frame until the Front Module is properly seated in the Rear Module 5 Close the frame door as follows Slide...

Page 31: ...User Manual IPAV Pro Series 24 3 7 RS232 Pin Definition Find the pin definition of the RJ11 6P4C RS232 port below 3 8 XLR Pin Definition Find the pin definition of the MiniXLR audio port below...

Page 32: ...on there is no need for a switch Distribute full uncompressed data up to 4K 60Hz 4 4 4 resolution as well as 1G Ethernet audio and control signals over a single copper or fiber cable Splitter One to M...

Page 33: ...ull bezel correction and instant seamless switching of full bandwidth source material as well as further innovative features for video wall management 4 3 System Diagram The following diagram illustra...

Page 34: ...10Gb Ethernet switch can be used provided it is capable of IGMP Snooping V2 IGMP Querier V2 IGMP Fast Leave and it should drop unknown Multicast packets Provided these settings are available and activ...

Page 35: ...X RX on the network The IPAV Pro Control Center can be used on any Windows PC using Microsoft Net framework 4 0 or later The PC running the IPAV Pro Control Center can be connected to the ETHERNET por...

Page 36: ...User Manual IPAV Pro Series 29 Username admin Password admin Please type in your username and password then click LOGIN Note Offline Mode can be used for testing purposes...

Page 37: ...vices TX or RX Now launch the application Upon launch the IPAV Pro Control Center main window will open up in the Video Switching tab It will discover all the TX and RX devices on the network and disp...

Page 38: ...ilarly if a display device is connected to the RX an illustration of a display will appear within the corresponding RX tile If no device is visible within the tile it means that the IPAV Pro extender...

Page 39: ...of 6970 The Control Server currently only listens to port 6970 After connecting to the Control Server the IPAV Pro Control Center will show discovered devices as tiles There are few things to take not...

Page 40: ...ked to the source as if it is directly connected In cases of the input video having a too large bandwidth to fit into a 10G network link e g 4K 60Hz 4 4 4 the video is slightly compressed to bring the...

Page 41: ...in Genlock Mode If Genlock is not the currently active mode apply the setting as described a Right mouse click the gear icon on the respective Receiver RX tile b In the appearing menu select Genlock a...

Page 42: ...e receiver itself to the new source device Note For Fast Switch Mode and Genlock Scaling please refer to Genlock Mode 5 4 2 Sending a Single Source to any RX Device To send the same source signal inpu...

Page 43: ...lick the gear icon of the respective RX tile and select Leave Video Channel 5 4 5 Preset Management To rename a preset delete a stored preset or save the current video switching setting recall a saved...

Page 44: ...ware The top portion is reserved for configuring and setting up the video wall while the bottom half lists all available TX Transmitter and RX Receiver units The video wall size can be adjusted by cha...

Page 45: ...e 3 Next drag the desired Transmitter TX source tile and drop it onto the tile labeled TX Drop Here 4 The source will now be visible across the whole Video Wall matrix according to your configuration...

Page 46: ...User Manual IPAV Pro Series 39 To delete a preset select one and the click the delete icon to delete it Delete Icon...

Page 47: ...type the new name in the textbox and click Y to save When changing the preset a pop up asks you to re save the preset 5 5 3 Removing RX from Video Wall To remove a Receiver RX from the Video Wall cli...

Page 48: ...rs To control the receiver s output resolutions click the gear icon on the video wall selection Select Wall Monitors Resolutions and choose the desired resolution from list of available resolutions Th...

Page 49: ...TING All RX devices are listed in the top half of the Receiver RX section Similarly all TX devices are listed in the bottom half in the Transmitter TX section First verify if appropriate TX and RX uni...

Page 50: ...the HDMI audio stream is multichannel PCM audio it will be downmixed to 2 channel PCM audio c HDMI Audio All Available Channels Select the audio stream from the HDMI input of any TX to embed it into t...

Page 51: ...ter TX section First verify if appropriate TX and RX devices are joined 1 Verify if the Receiver RX is currently joined with the desired Transmitter TX a Click on the RX and the Transmitter TX it is j...

Page 52: ...io receiver to the RX device 2 Right click the gear icon on a Receiver RX and select Settings from the menu 3 Choose how the audio is being sent to the analog mini XLR output connector a Click on the...

Page 53: ...lect the RS 232 Routing tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interface 2 Verify which Transmitters and Receivers are joined together Left click on the device tile you want to see the connection status o...

Page 54: ...tile labeled All Displays in the Receivers section of the RS 232 Routing tab 5 8 2 Sending RS 232 Data from IPAV Pro Control Center to a Device 1 Click gear icon of the respective transmitter or rece...

Page 55: ...ect the Infrared Routing tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interface 2 Verify which Transmitters and Receivers are joined together Left click on the device tile you want to see the connection status...

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Page 57: ...onto the tile labeled All Displays in the Receivers section of the RS 232 Routing tab 5 9 2 Sending IR Data from IPAV Pro Control Center to a Device 1 Click gear icon of the respective transmitter or...

Page 58: ...with data and error checksum Large libraries of Pronto IR codes are publicly available and easy to find on the web For example the code below is a Pronto string to turn Sony BluRay player ON and OFF 0...

Page 59: ...al HDMI audio stream received with the video is used if the RX device is in Genlock Mode or if the RX device does not receive a separate HDMI audio stream in any video mode Analog Audio Select the ana...

Page 60: ...ess is also used as device host name by the IPAV Pro Control Center software To rename a device enter a name e g RX1 into the Hostname edit box Press the Save button to save the new host name The host...

Page 61: ...54 Note Special attention is required when assigning a manual IP address The address has to be both unique and reachable Any mistake when entering the IP address subnet mask or gateway address can re...

Page 62: ...232 tab to modify edit the RS232 settings Select the desired port configuration Baud Rate Data Bit Stop Bit and Parity Click the Save button to save the updated RS232 configuration New RS232 settings...

Page 63: ...to enable or disable HDCP support If HDCP support is disabled streaming a video from an HDCP protected source to a screen will result in a black image displayed on screen It is also possible to only...

Page 64: ...defaults The IP address can be set to either DHCP or Manual Select DHCP to receive the IP address from a DHCP server or to be auto assigned an address within the 169 254 X X range in case there is no...

Page 65: ...RS232 tab to modify edit the RS232 settings Select the desired port configuration Baud Rate Data Bit Stop Bit and Parity Click the Save button to save the updated RS232 configuration New RS232 setting...

Page 66: ...connected Transmitter TX and click Clean Settings to enter the below tab The settings including HDCP Setting Network Setting and RS232 Select one or more settings and then click YES to clean Clean Se...

Page 67: ...eries 60 5 10 4 Factory Reset Left click the gear icon of any connected Transmitter TX or Receiver RX and click Factory Reset to reset the Transmitter TX or Receiver RX Click YES to reset the Transmit...

Page 68: ...ual IPAV Pro Series 61 5 10 5 Backup Settings Left click the gear icon of any connected Transmitter TX or Receiver RX and click Setting Backup then type in the backup file name and select the destinat...

Page 69: ...5 10 6 Restore Settings Left click the gear icon of any connected Transmitter TX or Receiver RX and click Setting Restore then click Choose File to selected a saved backup file and then click YES to...

Page 70: ...ep procedure below to update the firmware 1 By default the update folder is in the same directory as the IPAV Pro Control Center executable and named update If the update folder does not exist it is n...

Page 71: ...below steps to back up the current system firmware version 1 Select the Backup and Restore tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interface 2 Type in the backup file name and click Browse to select the de...

Page 72: ...tem backup was successful 5 11 2 2 System Restore Follow the below steps to restore the previous system firmware version 1 Select the Backup and Restore tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interface 2...

Page 73: ...User Manual IPAV Pro Series 66 3 Click Restore on the below pop up box 4 Finally the below pop up box will show the system restore was successful...

Page 74: ...gs Select the Security tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interface to enter the section for modifying the password 5 11 4 System Logs Select the System Logs tab in the IPAV Pro Control Center interfa...

Page 75: ...er Manual IPAV Pro Series 68 5 12 Routing Table Tab The routing table allows to gather info about the video HDMI audio analog audio and RS232 routing status Video Routing Table HDMI Audio Routing Tabl...

Page 76: ...User Manual IPAV Pro Series 69 Analog Audio Routing Table RS232 Routing Table...

Page 77: ...he same network Please make sure each device has a different IP address in the same LAN Power supply is normal and as specified The connection cables are of high quality and the link has been establis...

Page 78: ...as expired The factory applied serial number has been altered or removed from the product Damage deterioration or malfunction caused by Normal wear and tear Use of accessories supplies or parts not me...

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Page 80: ...ce Technical Support Phone 49 5971 800299 0 Fax 49 5971 800299 99 Technical Support Hours 8 30 AM to 5 00 PM Monday thru Thursday 8 30 AM to 4 00 PM Friday Write to PureLink GmbH Von Liebig Stra e 10...

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