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RTI | Miravue VIP-1 Manual
9)
The VIP-1 Web Interface
The settings that need to be adjusted via the web interface varies depending on whether the VIP-1 will be used
with an RTI control system or not.
Web Interface Settings:
•
With an RTI control system: WiFi settings, Audio Offset.
•
Without an RTI control system: All VIP-1 settings are configured via web interface.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If an RTI control system is used, only the WiFi and Audio Offset settings are configured via
the web interface. All other settings made via the web interface will be overwritten by the driver configuration
in Integration Designer programming.
a.
Accessing the Setup Web Interface
Wired
From a web browser, enter the VIP-1 transceiver's IP
address (displayed on a TV via the HDMl-out port). If no
DHCP server is found, the transceiver assigns a default IP
address. Before entering the IP address, make sure the
connecting device is configured to the same network
segment (e.g., IP range, subnet mask, gateway, etc.)
Default IP address: 192.168.8.1
Note:
If the VIP-1 transceiver's IP address is later configured
outside the IP range of the connected device (laptop,
tablet etc), the LAN settings must be re-configured to
the same network segment before continuing. If the
network settings cannot be determined, pressing the
“DEFAULT” button for 10 seconds on the VIP-1 will
reset unit back to the factory default, and the
networking will be set to DHCP.
VIP-1 HDMI Output Displayed on TV/Monitor