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4K-KVM USER MANUAL V1.1

 

 

© 2018 Smart-e (UK) Ltd 

www.smart-e.co.uk 

PAGE | 4 

 

CONTENTS 

1

 

FUNCTION

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

 

1.1

 

F

EATURES

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

 

1.2

 

S

PECIFICATION

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

 

1.3

 

P

ACKAGE 

C

ONTENTS

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

 

2

 

CHASSIS PANEL DESCRIPTION

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

 

2.1

 

T

RANSMITTER

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

 

2.2

 

R

ECEIVER

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

 

2.3

 

B

UTTON 

D

ESCRIPTION

:

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

 

3

 

INSTALLATION

 .......................................................................................................................................... 14

 

3.1

 

D

EVICE 

C

ONNECTION

 ........................................................................................................................................... 14

 

3.2

 

PC

 

T

OOL 

I

NSTRUCTIONS

 ...................................................................................................................................... 17

 

3.2.1 Multicast

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

 

3.2.2 Group ID

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

 

3.2.3 Video Wall

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

 

3.3

 

IP

 

C

ONFIGURATION

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

 

4

 

WEB USER INTERFACE CONFIGURATION

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

 

4.1

 

S

YSTEM

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

 

4.1.1 [Version Information]

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

 

4.1.2 [Update Firmware]

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

 

4.1.3 [Utilities]

 ................................................................................................................................................... 27

 

4.1.4  [Statistics]

 ............................................................................................................................................... 28

 

4.2

 

V

IDEO 

W

ALL

....................................................................................................................................................... 29

 

4.2.1 [Basic Setup]

 ............................................................................................................................................ 29

 

4.2.2 [Advance  Setup)

 ...................................................................................................................................... 33

 

4.3

 

N

ETWORK

:

 ......................................................................................................................................................... 37

 

4.3.1 [IP Setup]

 .................................................................................................................................................. 37

 

4.3.2 [Casting Mode]

 ........................................................................................................................................ 39

 

4.4

 

F

UNCTIONS

:

........................................................................................................................................................ 40

 

4.4.1 [Video over IP]:

 .......................................................................................................................................... 41

 

4.4.2 [USB over IP]

 ............................................................................................................................................ 42

 

4.4.3 [Serial over IP]

 .......................................................................................................................................... 43

 

5

 

BROADCAST CONFIGURATION SETTING

 ................................................................................................. 46

 

5.1

 

M

ULTICAST

:

 ....................................................................................................................................................... 46

 

5.2

 

U

NICAST

:

 ........................................................................................................................................................... 46

 

5.3

 

M

ATRIX

:

 ............................................................................................................................................................ 46

 

5.4

 

V

IDEO 

W

ALL

:

...................................................................................................................................................... 47

 

5.4.1 (Basic Setup)

 ............................................................................................................................................ 47

 

5.4.2 Advanced Setup

 ....................................................................................................................................... 48

 

6

 

WARRANTY

 ............................................................................................................................................... 51

 

6.1

 

S

MART

-

E 

3

 

Y

EAR 

L

IMITED 

W

ARRANTY 

S

TATEMENT

 ............................................................................................ 51

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 4K-5W155

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ich may cause or be susceptible to radio interference Users may need to take additional measures to mitigate the interference This is an RF Radio product which may cause or be susceptible to radio int...

Page 3: ...stem Switch off and disconnect the equipment from all power sources prior to handling installation or wiring otherwise it may cause electric shock or equipment damage This product grounds to earth by...

Page 4: ...CONFIGURATION 21 4 WEB USER INTERFACE CONFIGURATION 25 4 1 SYSTEM 25 4 1 1 Version Information 25 4 1 2 Update Firmware 26 4 1 3 Utilities 27 4 1 4 Statistics 28 4 2 VIDEO WALL 29 4 2 1 Basic Setup 29...

Page 5: ...sion USB 2 0 over IP extension RS232 bi directional extension and RS232 control 4 bits switch for 16 stream channel selection Supports Dolby True HD DTS HD Master Audio Supports two way Wide Band IR e...

Page 6: ...ort IR 1x IR TX port 1x IR RX port Support 38K 56KHz Environmental Power Requirements Operating temperature 5 to 35 23 to 95 Operating Humidity Range 5 to 90 RH No Condensation Power supply DC 5V Powe...

Page 7: ...13 Group Switch 14 Button 1 2 A Green LED Link LED when the connection has established over Cat5e 6 cable or Fiber cable the Green LED will illuminate B Yellow LED When the yellow LED is blinking it...

Page 8: ...h 14 Button 1 2 A Green LED Link LED when the connection has established over Cat5e 6 cable or Fiber cable the Green LED will illuminate B Yellow LED When the yellow LED is blinking it indicates the c...

Page 9: ...ack Video Mode Graphic Mode Link on Link Link off Unlink Video Mode Graphic Mode Long Press 3 sec Snoop on off Anti Dither 1 2 off N A Anti Dither 1 2 off Short Press when Ethernet Link is Off BYPASS...

Page 10: ...h It uses visual transient to create a half tone effect However this presents great difficulty for Video Compression to maintain low bandwidth even if the source display seems static Currently we only...

Page 11: ...Button Two Short Press Remote Loopback Video Mode Graphic Mode Link on Link Link off Unlink Video Mode Graphic Mode Long Press 3 sec Snoop on off Anti Dither 1 2 off USB Link on off Anti Dither 1 2 of...

Page 12: ...not generate dithering output and this feature is turn on It will create a blocking effect because Video Engine are unable to detect pixel changes User can avoid this issue by turning this feature to...

Page 13: ...wc bin Reset to Default 1 Reset Any changes in SPI flash setup flag 2 Re generate Random mac to avoid any possible MAC collision After Reset to Default and reboot cycle a new random mac will be genera...

Page 14: ...nect Receiver to a monitor or display with HDMI cable Connect the USB cables from Transmitter to PC and connect the USB additional devices such as USB mouse USB keyboard and USB pen drive to Receiver...

Page 15: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 15 Application Pattern Unicast Multicast a Video Distribution Transmitter...

Page 16: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 16 b Matrix Distribution c Billboard Kiosk PC to HDMI and USB Interactive Monitor...

Page 17: ...UAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 17 Screen Wall 3 2 PC TOOL INSTRUCTIONS Step 1 Make sure the HDMI extender and and PC are in the same domain Refer to 6 3 Step 2 Open the PC Tool St...

Page 18: ...ANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 18 Step 4 Choose the TX or RX name Step 5 Change the IP Host name ID Casting Mode Multicast IP IP Mode Device name on the PC tool interface Step 6...

Page 19: ...L V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 19 3 2 1 MULTICAST Please Click Multicast on the PC tool under One to Many or Many to Many Mode 3 2 2 GROUP ID Change the Group ID to view the same or...

Page 20: ...LL 1 Set the transmitter and Receiver with same multicast IP 2 Change the Vertical Monitor Count and Horizontal Monitor Count the create video wall For example if you need create a 2x2 video wall plea...

Page 21: ...according to OSD shows on the TVs 3 3 IP CONFIGURATION The 4K HDMI USB Over IP Extender can configure via LAN in the same subnet 1 Assign a LAN IP address to the computer in the same subnet The IP add...

Page 22: ...ddress of the factory reset so the first thing we need know the IP address of each unit There is two way to get the IP address 1 Via Node List Open the Node List in the Tool file Press Node_list bat t...

Page 23: ...r to Figure 2 Figure 2 Demonstration of the 4K HDMI USB Over IP Extender 3 After activation the device information including the Transmitter and Receiver IP address will be shown in the lower right co...

Page 24: ...AGE 24 3 The administrator can input Transmitter or Receiver IP address into the address bar of a web browser Recommend Google Chrome to enter the Extender Web UI If successful the administrator will...

Page 25: ...art e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 25 4 WEB USER INTERFACE CONFIGURATION 4 1 SYSTEM How to set up the connected extender and setting 4 1 1 VERSION INFORMATION Indicating the firmware version and rele...

Page 26: ...irmware and update accordingly Transmitter Firmware Update please select webfwh bin to update Receiver Firmware Update please select webfwc bin to update It takes time to update the firmware During th...

Page 27: ...smart e co uk PAGE 27 4 1 3 UTILITIES There are some functions Factory D e f a u l t Click on to return to the factory default when necessary Reboot Click on to reboot the extender system Console API...

Page 28: ...tilities y Statistics State Mact ne _State s_search I Network rD Host Name 82CA80853073 IP Address 169 254 6 167 Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 Default Gateway 169 254 0 254 MAC Address 82CA80853073 Casting...

Page 29: ...ension of the screen inside and outside width and height OW outside width OH outside height VW viewable width VH viewable height Please NOTE 1 The viewable width must be less than the outside width an...

Page 30: ...1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 30 Wall Size and Position Layout Select number of vertical and or horizontal monitors row position and column position Vertical monitor number 1 8 horizont...

Page 31: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 31 Preferences Select the video fit in the screen or stretch out and the rotate angle...

Page 32: ...figure all Transmitter and Receiver in the same Group IP 2 This Local The IP you input into address bar of web browser 3 Hosts or Clients select which Transmitter or Receiver you want to configure Sho...

Page 33: ...01oose Con1rollarget II Sl ow OSO Step 2 ControlOptions MEtset to s aslc tup St retch Typce Fit ln I Clockwi e Rotata 0 Scrat m L Ayout Row x Column X Row Position 0 Col umn PositiOt 0 I uorl zootal...

Page 34: ...ore you enter Advanced Setup please complete the Basic Setup as follows Step1 In Basic Setup select Vertical and Horizontal Monitor Count For example Vertical Monitor Count 3 Horizontal Monitor Count...

Page 35: ...function Setup the video output to Fit In or Stretch Out mode in the screen Setup the rotation angle of the video output Set up the number of vertical and horizontal monitor based on the video wall la...

Page 36: ...e total number of horizontal monitor Setup the video position shift and video enlarge Horizontal Shift Setup the video horizontal shift Left or Right Vertical Shift Setup the video vertical shift Up o...

Page 37: ...d www smart e co uk PAGE 37 Consol API Command Input Linux command to do advanced setup 4 3 NETWORK Update the network setup of the extender system 4 3 1 IP SETUP Auto IP use automatically Extender as...

Page 38: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 38...

Page 39: ...f the external device such as the IP sharer to assign IP Static use the static IP to assign manually 4 3 2 CASTING MODE Select the broadcast mode of the extender application Multicast point to multipl...

Page 40: ...KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 40 4 4 FUNCTIONS Setup the video output and USB extension mode for Transmitter Setup the video output and USB extension mode for Receiv...

Page 41: ...limited to copy one of the receivers Scaler Output Mode Select the required scalar output mode or select customize and input 8 Hex values for more video output resolution and refresh rate selections...

Page 42: ...imeout for Detecting Video Lost 4 4 2 USB OVER IP Setup the USB extension mode Enable USB over IP Check to enable USB extension mode over IP Operation Mode Including auto select mode active on line an...

Page 43: ...AL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 43 4 4 3 SERIAL OVER IP 1 Set up the serial extension mode 2 Select Type 2 as operation mode 3 Set up the baud rate for Type 2 Serial Over IP Broadca...

Page 44: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 44...

Page 45: ...4K KVM USER MANUAL V1 1 2018 Smart e UK Ltd www smart e co uk PAGE 45...

Page 46: ...luding unicast and multicast 5 1 MULTICAST To enable the USB interactive devices controlled by turns please check Auto select USB operation mode per casting mode 5 2 UNICAST 5 3 MATRIX Install multipl...

Page 47: ...ertical monitor count to 3 Step 2 Set up the horizontal monitor count to 5 Step 3 Set up the row position of the monitor to 0 Step 4 Set up the column of the monitor to 0 Step 5 Apply the setting to t...

Page 48: ...you select will be coloured green in the video wall matrix layout Take the diagram below for example the monitor selected to control here is the monitor in the upper left corner Example for the video...

Page 49: ...deo wall quickly when incorrect operation was input Reset Adjust the horizontal position of the video output Left Right Shift the selected monitor to adjust is shown with green outline Adjust the vert...

Page 50: ...Horizontal Scale Up To scale up the video output horizontally as the monitor shown with green outline Vertical Scale Up To scale up the video output vertically as the monitor shown with green outline...

Page 51: ...tomer returns defective product to Smart e 5 Any replacement product could be new or like new provided that it has functionality at least equal to that of the product being replaced 6 Smart e s limite...

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