Dynamic Virtual Matrix™
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7.0 RS232
RS232 communication in HHD264 is bi-directional. The controller or the
controlled device can be either at the Sender’s or the Receiver’s end. The baud
rate for the TX and RX can be configured using the DIP switch, WEBGUI and the
Windows GUI. The RS-232 pin-outs are shown below.
DB9-Female on HHD264-S
DB9-Male on HHD264-R
Pin
Function
Pin
Function
2
TX (output)
2
RX (input)
3
RX (input)
3
TX (output)
5
Ground
5
Ground
8.0 WebGUI
As shipped from the factory (or after restoring factory defaults), the HHD264 IP
address is set for DHCP and the IP address will be assigned by the router.
8.1 Finding the HHD264 IP addresses on the LAN
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The free Hall Research Windows™ Dynamic Virtual Matrix Manager Tool
can locate the HHD264s IP addresses on the network.
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Selecting (double click) any device displayed; opens a window where
certain fields are modifiable.
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It lists all the devices found with their User defined names, IP addresses and
Multicast Group channels. Columns are sortable (for example you can sort
by device name). Senders are listed on the left and Receivers on the right.
Click the “Update” button after making any changes.
Click the “Reboot” button to reboot the device.
Figure 8.1 - PC GUI – SCAN TAB