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RS232

Use the 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 RS-232 configuration. New RS-232 settings are
kept until device is factory reset (forced to factory default settings).

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Summary of Contents for HDTVIPA100 Series

Page 1: ...4K IP Streaming Extender All Rights Reserved User Manual Version HDTVIPA100_2019V1 0...

Page 2: ...Statement This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications...

Page 3: ...ure 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 d...

Page 4: ...Routing Tab 15 5 3 1 Video Switching 16 5 3 2 Send single source to all RX devices 17 5 3 3 Stopping Starting Video 17 5 3 4 Disconnecting Source from RX 17 5 4 Wall Routing Tab 18 5 4 1 Configuring a...

Page 5: ...from Control layer to a device 27 5 9 Global Command Options and Settings 29 5 9 1 Decoder Settings options 29 5 9 2 Encoder Settings options 35 5 10 Group management 40 5 11 System Management Tab 41...

Page 6: ...ale installations 1 1 About 10G Network Unlike traditional AV extension technology such as HDBaseT where transmitters and receivers are connected point to point or joined together using custom matrix...

Page 7: ...s by using Unicast or Broadcast IPV4 protocol or local control by API server IPA100 series are configurable HDCP 2 2 compliant from encoder to decoder Allows a video source to be stretched across mult...

Page 8: ...ic Cushion 1x 3 pin Terminal Block 1x Power Adaptor 12V DC 2A 1x User Manual Note Please contact your distributor immediately if any damage or defect in the components is found WolfPack 4K 60 HDR HDMI...

Page 9: ...HDMI Video Output Connector 1 Type A female HDMI HDMI Output Resolution Up to 4Kx2K 60Hz 4 4 4 8bit Audio Output 1 AUDIO Audio Output Connector 1 3 5mm jack Control 1 10G LAN 1 IR IN 1 IR OUT 1 RS232...

Page 10: ...LED The LED illuminates green when the DP video source is selected DC 12V DC barrel port for AC power adapter connection DP IN DisplayPort input port to connect DP video source device HDMI IN Type A f...

Page 11: ...ET RJ45 port to connect PC that need to access LAN POWER LED The LED illuminates red when power is applied LINK LED The LED indicates if Ethernet packets are received It also indicates if FPGA SERDES...

Page 12: ...or IR routing control IR OUT 3 5mm jack to connect an IR emitter for IR routing control RS232 3 pin terminal block for RS232 routing control Supports point to point unicast and point to multipoint bro...

Page 13: ...full uncompressed data up to 4K 60Hz 4 4 4 resolution as well as 1G Ethernet audio and control signals over IP Surpass the limitations of other technologies Splitter Point to Many Application With onl...

Page 14: ...ries product line features full 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 Th...

Page 15: ...n 6 Optional Connect RS232 devices as needed if you want to test RS232 serial extension between TX and RX units 7 Optional Connect GbE compatible Ethernet devices as needed for testing the 1 Gig Ether...

Page 16: ...riate configuration software provided the switch manufacturer Switch list The below table contains the Ethernet switches validated and known to work with IPA series device Manufacturer Model Number Bl...

Page 17: ...d ON Then ensure that the IP addresses of PC and all IPA units are on the same local area network LAN If this is not the case please manually set IP address mode as DHCP Please type the IP Address of...

Page 18: ...r 6970 All connected devices on the network will appear as a blue tiles within the GUI window Each tile will identify the Hostname of the device The default device Hostname is the MAC address Note tha...

Page 19: ...k the option Setting 3 Select the Tile Info 4 Select the type of information which needs to be displayed Hostname IP Address Color Space Streaming Stopped Status Software Version Multicast Streaming A...

Page 20: ...sent out to the display is a byte by byte replication of what was received from the source The only exception is in the occasional instance when the input video has too high a bandwidth to fit into a...

Page 21: ...playing that device is currently in Genlock mode The information indicated in a device tile includes the Video mode If Genlock is not the currently active mode apply the setting as follows a Right mou...

Page 22: ...Note Regarding Fast Switch Full Screen and Sync Scaling please refer to Genlock mode 5 3 2 Send single source to all RX devices To send the same source to ALL RX devices simply select the TX unit in...

Page 23: ...in number of image pixels The default value is set to 16 pixels Increase this value to adjust for thicker bezels while a value of zero would indicate no bezel correction is to be applied Note Source...

Page 24: ...ls correction values to adjust the Bezel thickness that is to be applied Comment To apply the new bezel values it may be necessary to redo the drag and drop of the Encoder TX onto the TX Wall tile 5 4...

Page 25: ...Remove from Wall 5 4 4 Changing Output Resolution for Video Wall Decoders To control the decoder output resolution right click the Wall tile on the Parameters section Select Video Wall Resolutions and...

Page 26: ...HDMI audio follows the Video when one or more Decoders RX are joined with an Encoder TX from any of the video routing tabs Video Wall etc Simply put this means that when an RX device is in Genlock it...

Page 27: ...section select a TX by clicking on its associated active tile with the left mouse button b Drag and drop the TX tile over the RX tile it is to be joined with c TX and RX are now joined d Repeat above...

Page 28: ...ed 2 channel audio is not available for proprietary Dolby or DTS audio formats 5 6 Analog Audio Routing tab The Analog Audio tab is used to setup and manage Analog Audio Routing between TX and RX devi...

Page 29: ...ame TX To control where and how Analog Audio is sent out complete the following steps 1 Connect a speaker or any type of analog audio receiver to the RX device 2 Right click an RX device and select Se...

Page 30: ...ting tab Then to pair a device drag the tile representing the TX and drop it over a device the desired RX to create one way communication To create a two way RS 232 path between two devices two separa...

Page 31: ...ed devices will receive the RS 232 data Note API Server is used to device debug RS 232 Limitations Supported baud rate ranges from 9600 bauds to 115200 bauds A Sender can either send RS 232 data to a...

Page 32: ...hen to pair a device drag the tile representing the TX and drop it over a device the desired RX to create one way communication To create a two way IR path between two devices two separate pairings ar...

Page 33: ...device is Pronto The link below points to a good description of Pronto format definition with examples http www remotecentral com features irdisp1 htm The pronto format is a series of hex numbers tha...

Page 34: ...e tabs Video Switching HDMI Audio etc 5 9 1 Decoder Settings options The following section illustrates the Decoder RX device settings dialog box Analog Audio Output Settings Use this tab to select the...

Page 35: ...der is used if the Decoder is in genlock mode If the Decoder is in any other video mode then the HDMI audio is sent separately Analog Audio The received analog audio stream from an Encoder is embedded...

Page 36: ...the EDID coming from the display that is connected to the RX unit Use the save button to save the EDID to file It is also possible to select and copy the EDID Hex values directly and paste into an edi...

Page 37: ...ress can be set to be either DHCP or Manual Select DHCP to receive IP address from DHCP server or be assigned Auto IP address in the 169 254 X X range in the case there is no DHCP server on the networ...

Page 38: ...y 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 RS 232 configuration New RS 232 settings are kept until...

Page 39: ...le Info tab to select the type of information which needs to be displayed by following the below steps 1 Right click Decoder device tile 2 Click the option Setting 3 Select the Tile Info 4 Select the...

Page 40: ...Enable or Disable HDCP support If HDCP support is disabled streaming video from a HDCP source to screen will result in black image displayed on screen It is also possible to only enable HDCP 1 4 by c...

Page 41: ...aming Extender 36 Device EDID This tab is used to access and manipulate the Encoder TX EDID display data it exposes the source devices the ability to change save EDID data to Device or Load EDID data...

Page 42: ...ress can be set to be either DHCP or Manual Select DHCP to receive IP address from DHCP server or be assigned Auto IP address in the 169 254 X X range in the case there is no DHCP server on the networ...

Page 43: ...y 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 RS 232 configuration New RS 232 settings are kept until...

Page 44: ...le Info tab to select the type of information which needs to be displayed by following the below steps 5 Right click Encoder device tile 6 Click the option Setting 7 Select the Tile Info 8 Select the...

Page 45: ...ment a The default includes all devices b Click to add new group Maximum 8 Right mouse click over the Group tile to rename or delete group c User can add one device to multi group Click this icon to c...

Page 46: ...below to update the firmware 1 If not already complete copy the update file apz containing the firmware update into the update folder 2 By default the update folder is located in the same directory a...

Page 47: ...and Restore The primary function of the tab is used to backup and restore system settings Currently available options includes Video routing Wall setting and routing HDMI Audio and analog audio routi...

Page 48: ...4K IP Streaming Extender 43 System Backup 1 Click Backup 2 Click Browse to select the destination path 3 Type the backup file name to start backup...

Page 49: ...reaming Extender 44 System Restore 1 Click Browse to select the file path 2 Click Restore to start 5 11 3 System Logs Select the System Logs tab interface to enter the below section to inquiry the sys...

Page 50: ...4K IP Streaming Extender 45 5 11 4 Security Setting Select the Security tab to enter the below section to modify the password...

Page 51: ...outing Table Routing table allows to inquiry the video routing HDMI audio routing analog audio routing and RS232 routing status Three display name options are available including Hostname IP Address a...

Page 52: ...4K IP Streaming Extender 47 HDMI Audio Routing Table Analog Audio Routing Table...

Page 53: ...4K IP Streaming Extender 48 RS232 Routing Table Infrared Routing Table...

Page 54: ...Panel Drawing IPA100E TX IPA100D RX LINK DP HDMI HDMI IN AUDIO IN IR IN RS232 Tx Rx IR OUT DC 12V ETHERNET 224 0 mm 49 2 mm 110 0 mm LINK HDMI HDMI OUT AUDIO OUT IR IN RS232 Tx Rx IR OUT DC 12V ETHER...

Page 55: ...The IPA units is fully loaded with 12V 2A consumption Sometimes he GUI may not detect device when you set the video mode as Fast Switch 2160P and equip with a 12V 1A power supply The connection cable...

Page 56: ...ar Use of supplies or parts not meeting our specifications No certificate or invoice as the proof of warranty The product model showed on the warranty card does not match with the model of the product...

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