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BT-HE-DASHBOARD
User Manual
3.3 Instructions
Follow the encoder’s Quick Guide and Instruction Manual for H25 receiver connections and other encoder related details.
Refer to the router's instruction manual to enable and set DHCP address range.
Connect the control PC directly to the BT-HE-Dashboard and set PC to the static IP address of 172.16.70.2.
Using a standard web browser, log into the Dashboard using the following factory defaults:
IP Address:
172.16.70.1
User Name:
Admin
Password:
pass
Click on the
“System”
tab in the navigation menu and configure the BT-HE-Dashboard to be on the same subnet as the
router. (Refer to Section 4.8, pg. 17)
NOTE: The IP address should be outside the router DHCP range set above.
Connect encoder control ports and the BT-HE-Dashboard Ethernet port to the router.
Change the PC's IP from “Use the following IP Address” (static) to “Obtain IP Address Automatically”.
After a couple of minutes the encoders and PC should have received IP addresses from the router.
Log into the BT-HE-Dashboard using the static IP address assigned above.
Go to the
“Credentials”
tab (see Section 4.4, pg. 14). Enter default username (Admin) and password (pass) for each of
the encoders. The encoders will be listed by their Serial Numbers until a Unit Name is entered.
NOTE: Dashboard will auto-discover the following units: AQT8-QAM/IP, AQT8-IP, HDE-8C Series and HDE-8C
DIN Series.
Confirm log in and password (control communication) by using the Test Login feature on the Credentials page.
Go to the
“Settings”
tab to configure each encoder (see Section 4.2, pg. 11) to the desired settings for the system.
NOTE: Configuration options are only available for encoders and are not applicable for AQT8 Series.
The H25 receiver channel settings can be done in either of two ways:
1.
Accessing each encoder though BT-HE-Dashboard via the “Status” tab (see Section 4.1, pg. 10). Refer to the
encoder’s instruction manual for further instructions.
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2. Use the H25 Control tab (see page 13). This method requires viewing the RF output channels on a TV for the on-
screen display of receiver information.
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