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Now you can edit the
ports individually to
give them
corresponding names.
Click the green
spanner icon next to
each of the 7 ports
and name them all.
The example on the
right is for Port 9,
your Sky+HD box.
I-6-3-1 Setting up Output ports for LAN/Internet access
I-6-3-1 Setting up Output ports for LAN/Internet access
In standard usage, a port on the V1281 configured as an Output will receive only the video
feed from the currently selected source.
In some circumstances, where there is only one CAT5/CAT6 ethernet cable available to the
output (screen) location, you may also want to provide Internet or LAN (data) connectivity
down the same cable.
The V1281 has a feature whereby LAN data (can be added to the video feed) - you then
need a small Ethernet switch at the output end to provide Ethernet outputs for your HDMI-
to-IP receiver and then to the LAN devices you wish to connect, for example a hard-wired IP
TV, Wireless (WiFi) access point, PC etc.
In the photo above, we're using a DrayTek Vigor access point which has a built-in 5 port
Ethernet switch so it can provide Ethernet connectivity to the TV directly (for IP-TV or other
Smart-TV services), the video feed to the HVE290 adaptor and also create a local wireless
LAN for WiFi devices to access the Internet.
Note : WiFi devices connected to a wireless access point (as in the photo above) will not be
able to use the DrayTek AVS app to control source selection. For that, the device needs to
connect to an access point or router connected directly to the LAN (Allowing that is
something that may be selectable in later firmware).
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