Extron electronics NAV E 101 DTP, Руководство пользователя

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NAV E 101 DTP Encoder • Installation and Basic Operation 10
Front Panel Features
NAV E 101 DTP
INPUTS
HDCP
SIGNAL
CONFIG
LNK
ACT ANALOG AUDIO
AUDIO
NAV
LAN ID
STREAM
C C C B B B A A A D D D E E E F F F
Figure 5. Encoder Front Panel Features
A
Power LED
B
Configuration port
C
Inputs LEDs
D
NAV LEDs
E
LAN LEDs
F
ID button and LED
A
Power LED — Indicates power and startup status as follows:
• Blinking — The unit is receiving power and is booting up.
•
Lit steadily — The unit is receiving power and is operational.
B
Configuration port — This USB mini-B port (USB 2.0) can be used to configure the
encoder and to update firmware (see HTML Operation , beginning on page 15).
C
Inputs LEDs — Indicates status of the signal input as follows:
• Signal LED — The encoder is receiving a DTP input.
•
HDCP LED — The input signal is HDCP encrypted.
• Audio LED — The embedded digital audio input is selected.
• Analog Audio LED — The analog audio input is selected.
D
NAV Stream LED — Indicates the output status of AV stream as follows:
•
Lit steadily — The encoder is actively streaming a NAV output consisting of video,
audio, or both to one or more NAV decoders.
• Blinking — The encoder is actively streaming a NAV output, but network errors are
present.
E
LAN LEDs — Indicate status of the network connection as follows:
• Link LED — Indicates the status of the link.
•
Lit — Indicates that a network link is established at 1 Gbps.
• Blinking – Indicates that network link is established less than 1 Gbps.
Act LED — Blinking indicates network traffic. The blink rate corresponds to activity.
F
ID button and LED — The recessed ID button, when pressed, identifies the encoder
to other network units (see Pairing Devices Manually on page 11) and to the
embedded HTML pages. The LED blinks when the encoder is in pairing mode and
lights when it is paired or device identification is selected from the encoder or NAVigator
HTML page.
NOTE: The ID button triggers the
Status
on-screen display (OSD), which shows
on the HDMI loop through port (see
B
on page 6).