10
March 26, 2021
WIRING AND CONNECTIVITY
A few connections are required to experience the core functionality of BinloopX.
POWER
Our engineers are working around the clock to eliminate the need for those pesky Electrons. However, until they
inevitably succeed, BinloopX needs power to work properly.
You’ll want to start by connecting
the BinloopX power
supply to a 110-240VAC power source. This product has a
redundant power supply so, while it will work just fine with
only one power connection, it is recommended that you
connect both power supply inputs. Otherwise, the power
supply will emit an intentionally obnoxious
BEEEEEEP
and
quickly drive you mad.
Once you have connected the power source, BinloopX can
be powered up by simply flipping the power switch to the
ON position.
HEY!!! What are you doing?!?
We didn’t
actually say to power up yet, but you went ahead and did it anyway
didn’t you?!?! <Head Slap> Alright… clearly you’re excited so I guess we’ll
cut you some slack, but could you at
least TRY to follow instructions next time?
NETWORK
While BinloopX sure looks pretty when you power it up, network
connectivity is required to actually make it do magical things. The goal here is
to interface BinloopX to your Windows or macOS computer running our
WinScript Live software. This application empowers you to configure,
program, and load media content to the unit over the network connection.
To make this connection, you’ll
use need a standard RJ45 Ethernet patch
cable. Y
ou’ll want to connect the
main
Network
port of BinloopX to your
network switch or computer. When the unit is powered on, you will see a
link indicator illuminate on the ethernet port to indicate a good network
connection.
