PureStream PureLink VIP-200 II Quick Start Manual Download Page 6

PureLink 

VIP-200 II Quick Start Guide V1.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

KVM Operation

 

 

The receiver has four USB ports, the first port operates at 1.1 speeds, and the remaining ports operate at 

2.0 speeds. Please use ports 2,3 or 4 when using a mouse or keyboard via USB to ensure ultra-low 
latency. All receivers are by default enable to connect via USB to the transmitter. You can disable the 
USB for each receiver if desired using our utility software, or from the OSD.

 

 

 

 

 

Typical reference streaming rates

 

 

 

 
Use of USB may add up to 50 mpbs to stream rate, depending on the USB device(s). 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for PureLink VIP-200 II

Page 1: ...VIP 200 II Video over IP Extender and Matrix System Quick Start Guide PureLinkTM 22 10 State Route 208 Fair Lawn NJ 07410 USA ...

Page 2: ... IP Addressing 4 DHCP Addressing 4 One Transmitter to Multiple Receiver Setup point to many distribution 5 KVM Operation 6 Typical reference streaming rates 6 Remote Control 7 Initial setup of remote control 7 Typical remote control operation for Point to Point Operation 7 Mute unmute image 8 Troubleshooting Point to Many 9 Appendix 9 Specifications 10 Network Switch Requirements 11 ...

Page 3: ...tter kit Receiver kit 1x Transmitter VIP 200 II TX 1x Receiver VIP 200 II RX 1x Power Adapter 1x Power Adapter 1x Infrared Receiver 1x Infrared Emitter Rack Mount Option Plates VIP200 II II TX RACK3 VIP200 II II RX RACK3 HDMI Transmitter HDMI Receiver VIP200H TX VIP200H RX ...

Page 4: ...ddressing recommended The VIP200 II device IP addresses can be configured manually Manual IP addressing is utilized when the network is not DHCP and the Auto IP range 169 254 xxx xxx does not work with the current network or the intended design These settings are normally done prior to adding on to a network Please see the Setting Devices for Manual IP Addressing in this manual DHCP Addressing The...

Page 5: ...no value to making these changes in a point to many configuration unless you need them to be on an existing network Connect the transmitter to your network switch Connect your receivers to the network switch Connect your source to the input of your transmitter Connect a display to the output of each receiver If desired connect your confidence monitor to the loop out of the transmitter Connect the ...

Page 6: ... Please use ports 2 3 or 4 when using a mouse or keyboard via USB to ensure ultra low latency All receivers are by default enable to connect via USB to the transmitter You can disable the USB for each receiver if desired using our utility software or from the OSD Typical reference streaming rates Use of USB may add up to 50 mpbs to stream rate depending on the USB device s ...

Page 7: ...receivers A remote being used for the first time or after battery replacement needs to be assigned an ID The universal ID that will control all receivers is 8 Press the Power and 8 button at the same time Typical remote control operation for Point to Point Operation OSD will clear ten seconds from displaying any menu Display receiver MAC address o Menu 0 Enter Display Local Receiver address o Menu...

Page 8: ...hen using one transmitter such as point to many distribution to disable the channel buttons as you will always use only one channel You can reverse this setting if needed Display Selected Channel o Enter In a point to many configuration it is recommended to use the default transmitter channel 1 Set to Receiver to Factory Default o Menu 333 Enter Sets the Receiver only to factory default Receiver r...

Page 9: ...s on Appendix Methods to determine Auto IP assignments There are two ways to determine the IP assignments of the transmitters and receivers 1 On Screen Display Once the receiver discovers the transmitter that equals the channel it is assigned to it will display both IP addresses in the lower right corner when no video signal is present If a video signal is present you can request display of the ho...

Page 10: ... HDMI Type A HDMI Output HDMI Type A Analog Audio Input Line In 3 5mm Stereo Phone Jack Mic In 3 5mm Mono Phone Jack Analog Audio Output Line Out 3 5mm Stereo Phone Jack USB USB 2 0 Type B x 1 Rear USB 1 1 Type A x 2 Right USB 2 0 Type A x 2 Left IR Receiver Internal 20 60Khz 45 5M IR Emitter External 3 5mm Stereo Phone Jack 20 60Khz 45 5M RS 232 DB9 Female DB9 Male Not support hardware handshake ...

Page 11: ...ly is configured with the transmitter and receiver directly connected to each other by CAT cable it is possible to have point to point over a network switch The requirements for all VIP 200 II systems connected to a network switch are IGMP v2 JumboFrame Determination of bandwidth is up to system designer ...

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