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Table of Contents

 

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Introduction

................................................................................ 2

 

------------------------ Part 1: Uni-Cast Configuration

.............................................. 5

 

I.

 

Installation

..................................................................................................... 5

 

1.

 

Device Connection

.................................................................................... 5

 

2.  Connection Pattern

................................................................................ 6

 

II.

 

Product Description

..................................................................................... 7

 

III.

 

Operation

....................................................................................................... 8

 

1. Setting

........................................................................................................ 8

 

2. Push Button Control

................................................................................. 9

 

3. EDID Configuration

................................................................................. 10

 

4. Network Configuration

............................................................................11

 

IV.

 

Touch Screen Application

.......................................................................... 18

 

------------------------ Part 2: Multi-Cast (Multi-to-Multi) Configuration

........... 19

 

I.

 

Installation

................................................................................................... 19

 

1.

 

Device Connection

.................................................................................. 19

 

2.

 

Connection Pattern

................................................................................. 20

 

3. Host Selection

......................................................................................... 21

 

4. USB Configuration

.................................................................................. 22

 

II.

 

 Touch Screen Application

........................................................................ 23

 

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Serial Configuration

............................................................... 24

 

I.

 

IP Setting

..................................................................................................... 24

 

II.

 

Change ID

.................................................................................................... 25

 

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Specification

............................................................................. 26

 

 
 
 

 
 

Please read this manual thoroughly and follow the 

Installation

 procedures 

to prevent any damage to the unit or any connecting device. 

 

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Summary of Contents for NXDU-M220

Page 1: ...ost Selection 21 4 USB Configuration 22 II Touch Screen Application 23 Serial Configuration 24 I IP Setting 24 II Change ID 25 Specification 26 Please read this manual thoroughly and follow the Instal...

Page 2: ...d Play basis It s easy to install in seconds The Multi Cast application can be used as multi to multi Occasion advantage disadvantage Uni Cast one on one control broadcast Plug and play basis Via exis...

Page 3: ...setup is required However you need to set an identical ID number Rotary DIP Switch for each Sender and Receiver unit With multicast technology one local unit can drive multiple remote units with no e...

Page 4: ...eady HDTV compatible support 1080p 1080i 720p 720i Compatible with most of the popular screen resolution to XGA SXGA UXGA WSXGA Full HD system Optional VESA mounting bracket supported for VESA mountab...

Page 5: ...s 5 Apply the proper power to all connecting devices NOTE A It is highly recommended using Giga Ethernet Hub for optimal transmission quality B If users encounter no screen display in computer connect...

Page 6: ...Configuration 2 Connection Pattern Single Point to Point Application Function as simple video extenders without Ethernet Hub in between Sender s and Receiver s rotary DIP switch should be adjusted on...

Page 7: ...upply Apply the proper power to the unit T5 R5 F2 Push Button T6 R6 F1 Push Button See Push Button Control section T7 R7 Rotary DIP Switch Set up ID numbers T8 R8 Serial Port 1 For system control T9 R...

Page 8: ...deo source is HDCP compliant 1 Setting User needs to do the first thing setting Unicast mode in the browser because factory default is Multicast Mode 1 1 How to set Unicast for Sender A Domain Name Th...

Page 9: ...Factory Default Off Tx Reset Reboot the system Press once click within 0 3 sec Link Unlink video also functions for all Tx Rx in the same channel Press and hold USB port function enable disable F1 Fac...

Page 10: ...y monitor and the unit or inappropriate EDID data programmed by display manufactures Therefore by adopting EDID COPY function it will allow the system to copy EDID information from EDID compliant disp...

Page 11: ...ender only b It is suggested using Safari web browser or other web browsers like Google Chrome Firefox or IE etc If you use other web browser which is not Safari you ll need to install bonjour SDK Go...

Page 12: ...deolan gateway0000 local 1 1000 http videolan gateway1000 local 2 0100 http videolan gateway0100 local 3 1100 http videolan gateway1100 local 4 0010 http videolan gateway0010 local 5 1010 http videola...

Page 13: ...2 Insert Domain Name IP address to set up system If you log in you may see the following first On System page it shows the version information You can also see the Update Firmware having two buttons c...

Page 14: ...14 Part 1 Uni Cast Configuration Utilities provide system rebooting and factory default setting Status shows information of the Host unit such as ID IP Address default gateway etc...

Page 15: ...15 Part 1 Uni Cast Configuration The LAN Extender can either has its IP address assigned dynamically DHCP or it can be given a fixed IP address...

Page 16: ...16 Part 1 Uni Cast Configuration If there is no DHCP you must assign a static IP for the unit You can get it from the networking administrator...

Page 17: ...17 Part 1 Uni Cast Configuration On Function Page it is divided into three sections Video over IP USB over IP and serial over IP...

Page 18: ...18 Part 1 Uni Cast Configuration IV Touch Screen Application Connection Pattern Touch Screen for USB monitor Touch Screen for Serial monitor...

Page 19: ...es NOTE A It is suggested using the proper Giga Ethernet Hub IGMP to ensure optimal transmission quality see System Requirement section B If users encounter no screen display in computer connection 1...

Page 20: ...20 2 Connection Pattern Multi To Multi Application Each Sender s ID must be different P art2 Multi Cast Multi to Multi Configuration...

Page 21: ...an push F1 on your sender to disconnect other receivers Rotary Switch Four digits Domain Name 0 0000 http videolan gateway0000 local 1 1000 http videolan gateway1000 local 2 0100 http videolan gateway...

Page 22: ...ON status by default Starting USB 3 Make sure other receivers with the same sender stopping their USB device before you share your USB device 4 Other Receivers push F1 for 3sec on receiver side or ca...

Page 23: ...23 II Touch Screen Application Connection Pattern Touch Screen for Serial monitor P art2 Multi Cast Multi to Multi Configuration...

Page 24: ...x xxx private IP domain is used and auto generated on boot Dhcp client Use DHCP client to get IP address Static ip Use static IP address To configure IP mode astparam s ip_mode mode Where mode can be...

Page 25: ...1 0 1 A 1 1 0 1 B 0 0 1 1 C 1 0 1 1 D 0 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 F Rx Stop Link Change multicast ip astparam s multicast_ip 225 0 10B0 B1B2B3 Change the hostname_id Change the ch_select to connect to astparam...

Page 26: ...ution max Full HD 1920 x 1080 60 Hz Maximum Distance Ethernet based network LAN Type Giga LAN Avg BW 150MHz Inst BW 650MHz Bandwidth Static image BW 100MHz System Expandability max 16 1000 each ch USB...

Page 27: ...50MHz Bandwidth Static image BW 100MHz System Expandability max 16 1000 each ch USB2 0 USB B x 1 USB A x 4 Serial Control Yes Serial Extension Yes Power Supply DC 9 12V 1 5A Power Consumption 13 5W We...

Page 28: ...n expressed or implied with respect to the contents or use of this documentation and especially disclaims its quality performance merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose The direct vendo...

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