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  • Page 1 Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Installer/User Guide...
  • Page 2 USA Notification Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
  • Page 4 MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Installer/User Guide Avocent, the Avocent logo and Emerge are trademarks or registered trademarks of Avocent Corporation or its affiliates. HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.
  • Page 5 Instructions This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. Dangerous Voltage This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Figure 1.1: Example MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Configuration ... 3 Figure 2.1: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Front)... 11 Figure 2.2: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Rear) ... 12 Figure 2.3: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Receiver (Front)... 13 Figure 2.4: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Receiver (Rear) ...
  • Page 7 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide...
  • Page 8 LIST OF TABLES Table 1.1: System Definitions for an MPX1000 Extender Solution ... 3 Table 1.2: List of Accessories ... 7 Table 2.1: Front Panel (Transmitter) ... 11 Table 2.2: Rear Panel (Transmitter) ... 12 Table 2.3: Front Panel ( Receiver) ... 13 Table 2.4: Rear Panel (Receiver) ...
  • Page 9 Table I.6: MPX1000 Transmitter VGA Media Module Kit Contents ... 74...
  • Page 10 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide...
  • Page 11 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide...
  • Page 12 T A B L E O F C ON T E N T S Chapter 1: Product Overview... 1 Introduction ... 1 Features ... 1 Video ... 1 Audio... 1 Control... 2 Benefits... 2 System Overview ... 3 System definitions ... 3 Understanding User Interfaces...
  • Page 13 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Configure receiver system settings (Optional) ... 25 Configure receiver password (Optional)... 26 Initiating A Media Session ... 26 Troubleshooting... 27 Transmitter and Receiver Placement... 29 Final Adjustments ... 30 Extension of IR and Serial Data ... 31 Change Password ...
  • Page 15 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide...

  • Page 16: Chapter 1: Product Overview

    Product Overview Introduction Emerge MPX1000 HD multipoint transmitters and receivers work in unison to form a managed ™ audio video extension network able to deliver a synchronized stream of high definition computer graphics or video and associated audio from one source to as many as eight display devices in a wired or wireless manner.

  • Page 17: Control

    The product supports both RS232 and infrared control of source and display devices. These control ports are located on the main chassis of the MPX1000 transmitter and receiver. Thus, they are permanent rather than field-installable. Every MPX1000 extender has both an IR receiver and an IR emitter.

  • Page 18: Figure 1.1: Example Mpx1000 Hd Multipoint Extender Configuration

    Figure 1.1: Example MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Configuration System definitions The Emerge MPX1000 HD multipoint extender system consists of one transmitter and one to eight receiver units. The following terms are used in this manual to identify common components of an MPX1000 extender solution: Table 1.1: System Definitions for an MPX1000 Extender Solution...
  • Page 19 IR(tx) port An infra-red emitter located on an MPX1000 transmitter or receiver Media LAN A LAN port on an MPX1000 receiver or transmitter, labelled L2, that serves as a private wired network for transmission of A/V media Media Module A modular, field-installable, component that enables transmitter and receiver units...
  • Page 20 Table 1.1: System Definitions for an MPX1000 Extender Solution (Continued) Term Definition Primary Receiver A single MPX1000R unit that you specify as the primary receiver during configuration for each system. The primary receiver has the following characteristics: • Only the primary receiver reports DDC/EDID information back to the transmitter, and thus, back to the source device •...

  • Page 21: Understanding User Interfaces

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Understanding User Interfaces Emerge MPX1000 HD multipoint extenders are accessible through two primary user interfaces: an on-board web server that allows browser-based configuration and system monitoring and a front panel display that provides push-button access to system status and initial network configuration.

  • Page 22: Accessories

    Accessories The following accessories are available for use with Emerge MPX1000 HD multipoint extenders. Table 1.2: List of Accessories Part Number DVI-HDMI IRB-100 IRB-Y MPX1000MR-HD15 MPX1000MR-HDMI MPX1000MT-HD15 MPX1000MT-HDMI HGA51G-DIR30 RMK-56 5G-1M 5G-2M 5G-3M Description Adapter (male) DVI-D to HDMI (female) Dual IR emitter 3.5MM plug...

  • Page 23: Compatibility With Attached Devices

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Compatibility with Attached Devices The following sections provide guidelines regarding compatibility with source and display devices. For an up to date device compatibility list, refer to the MPX1000 extender product page on the Avocent web site. EDID compatibility...

  • Page 24: Hdcp Compatibility

    • In the event that a display does not support HDCP, then the MPX1000 receiver will not send protected content to that display device. Unprotected analog audio will be processed normally by the MPX1000 receiver.

  • Page 25: Rack Mount Safety Considerations

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Rack Mount Safety Considerations Before installing the appliance and other components in the rack (if not already installed), stabilize the rack in a permanent location. Install the equipment starting at the bottom of the rack, then work to the top.

  • Page 26: Figure 2.1: Emerge Mpx1000 Hd Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Front)

    Table 2.1 provides an overview of the transmitter. Omni-directional Antenna Front Panel Buttons Figure 2.1: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Front) Table 2.1: Front Panel (Transmitter) Item Front Panel Buttons Unit Reset...

  • Page 27: Figure 2.2: Emerge Mpx1000 Hd Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Rear)

    Infrared (IR) Blaster Port Omni-directional Antenna Front Panel Display Power (PWR) LED USB Port Power Figure 2.2: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Transmitter (Rear) Table 2.2: Rear Panel (Transmitter) Item L1 Ethernet Port L2 Ethernet Port Description Captures signals from an IR remote controller for broadcast through the extension network The dual IR(tx) emitter connects to this port via a 3.5mm jack...

  • Page 28: Figure 2.3: Emerge Mpx1000 Hd Multipoint Extender Receiver (Front)

    Depending upon your media module, the display device can accept HDMI, component or VGA signals. Omni-directional Antenna Figure 2.3: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Receiver (Front) Table 2.3: Front Panel ( Receiver) Item Unit Reset...

  • Page 29: Figure 2.4: Emerge Mpx1000 Hd Multipoint Extender Receiver (Rear)

    Infrared (IR) Blaster Omni-directional Antenna Status Lights USB Port Power (PWR) Power Figure 2.4: Emerge MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender Receiver (Rear) Table 2.4: Rear Panel (Receiver) Item L1 Ethernet Port Description The dual IR(tx) emitter connects via the 3.5mm jack Used to establish the wireless link between the transmitter and bound receivers.
  • Page 30 Table 2.4: Rear Panel (Receiver) (Continued) Item L2 Ethernet Port Serial Port Power USB Port Media Module Slot Chapter 2: Hardware Overview Description RJ 45, 10/100 Ethernet for sending video data from the transmitter to all bound receivers RS-232, 9 pin serial port to support serial passthrough for control of display devices Power socket with built-in fuse and on/off switch USB Type B;...

  • Page 31: Figure 2.5: Hdmi Media Module

    Media modules must be installed in all MPX1000 extenders for proper operation. NOTE: With your MPX1000 unit you have received two snap-on ferrites. If you are using the analog audio (RCA Jacks) these ferrites should be applied to each end of the cables. Apply the ferrites approximately one inch from the cable ends.

  • Page 32: Figure 2.6: Hd15 Media Module

    15-Pin HD female Connector Figure 2.6: HD15 Media Module Figure 2.6 illustrates a HD15 (VGA) input media module. The MPX1000 transmitter will automatically process analog audio signals received on the RCA jacks and extend the data to all bound receivers.
  • Page 33 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide...

  • Page 34: Chapter 3: Installation

    Ensure that all units are turned off at this time. Installing Media Modules MPX1000MT media modules provide media input ports and are intended for use with MPX1000 transmitters. MPX1000MR media modules provide media output ports and are intended for use with MPX1000 receivers.

  • Page 35: Transmitter Configuration

    Attach the AC line cord and turn on your transmitter. The green LED should illuminate to indicate presence of power. Use only an Avocent power cord. Wait for the Avocent logo to appear on the front panel display indicating that the initial power- up sequence is complete.

  • Page 36: Figure 3.1: Network Settings Page With Control Lan Parameters

    Media session data is transferred from an MPX1000 transmitter to bound receivers either through the wireless LAN interface or the L2 wired LAN interface. By default, MPX1000 transmitters are configured for wireless operation. MPX1000 receivers are configured neither for wired or wireless operation, rather they search for an active transmitter first on their wired LAN and then on their wireless LAN interface.

  • Page 37: Setting Explicit Receiver Bindings (Optional)

    Perform the following steps only if you wish to use MPX1000 extenders in a wired mode of operation. NOTE: The media LAN ports (L2) of MPX1000 extenders are dynamically assigned an IP address. There is no means to assign IP addresses to these ports.
  • Page 38 Figure 3.3 on page 24 illustrates the Detected Receivers table. Optional. You may manually enter a receiver’s MAC address. MAC address labels are affixed to the bottom of an MPX1000 receiver. Optional. Configure the Automatically Bind Detected Receivers setting using drop-down list.

  • Page 39: Figure 3.3: Bindings

    Once connected to the receiver, the Active Receivers list will be replaced with a hyperlink to the transmitter. Should you wish to establish a dedicated wired LAN for web access to MPX1000 transmitters and receivers, the following section will guide you through the process.

  • Page 40: Configure Receiver System Settings (Optional)

    To configure receiver system settings: Using a browser client, access the web interface of the MPX1000 receiver either directly or via the transmitter web interface. Within the Receiver Menu, launch the System Settings page.

  • Page 41: Configure Receiver Password (Optional)

    Power on the display device. Power on the primary MPX1000 receiver. NOTE: This power up sequence ensures that the display device is online when the MPX1000 receiver reads the EDID information. Attach the source device to the MPX1000 transmitter using an appropriate cable.

  • Page 42: Troubleshooting

    Expand the entry for this display device. If it listed as DEFAULT then the display device does not report DDC information. If the monitor is listed as PLUG AND PLAY then the monitor does report DDC data. Visit the Avocent web site for a list of known supported source and display devices.
  • Page 43 VGA source device. For this reason, the power sequence of MPX extenders, display devices, and source device is critical when using a VGA source device. NOTE: EDID information is maintained by the MPX1000 transmitter in non-volatile storage; thus, the order of power up sequencing is important only during initial installation.

  • Page 44: Transmitter And Receiver Placement

    Place the transmitters and receivers in their desired locations without firmly mounting the units. Turn on the MPX1000 extenders and raise antennas to their upright positions. Allow the units to initialize and bind. Using the receiver signal strength indicator for guidance, position the units and antennas as needed to obtain optimal signal strength.

  • Page 45: Figure 3.4: Connection Status

    NOTE: With your MPX1000 unit you have received two snap-on ferrites. If you are using the analog audio (RCA Jacks) these ferrites should be applied to each end of the cables. Apply the ferrites approximately one inch from the cable ends.

  • Page 46: Figure 3.5: Change Login Password

    Extension of IR and Serial Data After mounting your MPX1000 extenders, continue with the next chapter if you intend to use the extension network to pass serial or IR control signals. Change Password During authentication, the browser asks for user name and password. The user name field will accept any value, but you must type the correct password or the login will fail.
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  • Page 48: Chapter 4: Additional Functions

    CHAPTER Additional Functions Fine Tuning Parameters The following table provides detailed instructions for tuning your MPX1000 extenders. Table 4.1: Methods for Fine Tuning If you are fine tuning... choppy video for a wired or wireless connection Then choose... Data Rate from the drop-down list on the Media LAN Settings page of the transmitter.
  • Page 49 In addition, Avocent offers optional extended distance antennas for this purpose. The default power setting may overdrive radio receivers when MPX1000 transmitters and receivers are positioned in close proximity to each other, within ten feet or less. This may be the case during initial configuration and testing.
  • Page 50 Introduction of scalers, converters or other active processing devices between the output of a single MPX1000 reciever and its associated display device may cause a noticable video or audio lag when compared to other receivers.

  • Page 51: Figure 4.1: Transmitter Media Lan Settings

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Figure 4.1: Transmitter Media LAN Settings Page Figure 4.2: Receiver Media LAN Settings Page Figure 4.3: Transmitter A/V Settings Page Figure 4.4: Receiver A/V Settings Page Serial Control Serial passthrough is a mode of operation in which serial data arriving at the serial port of a...
  • Page 52 Serial passthrough mode is enabled via the web interface of an MPX1000 transmitter. Serial port settings, such as baud rate, flow control, data size, top bits and parity are also configurable only via the transmitter’s web interface.

  • Page 53: Figure 4.5: Serial Passthrough Mode

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Figure 4.5 illustrates the basic flow of serial data among MPX1000 units and attached devices. Figure 4.5: Serial Passthrough Mode Use the Serial Passthrough parameters section on the transmitter’s Serial Settings page to specify the serial mode and settings.

  • Page 54: Figure 4.6: Serial Settings Page: Serial Parameters

    For the sake of clarity, the flow of IR data from the IR(rx) receiver to the IR(tx) port on the same MPX1000 unit shall be referred to as IR local loopback. Also for clarity, the flow of IR data across the extension network shall be called IR extension.

  • Page 55: Figure 4.8: Ir Flow: Primary Receiver To Transmitter

    Altering this setting has no effect upon the flow of IR data across the extension network. Figure 4.7 illustrates the flow of IR data from the MPX1000 transmitter to a single MPX1000 receiver. This data, however, will be received by all bound receivers. This functionality allows an administrator to send control strings such as on/off to display devices from the equipment rack.

  • Page 56: Figure 4.9: Ir Loopback

    Use the IR Blaster section on the Configuration web page to enable or disable local IR loopback, which is the flow of data from the IR(rx) receiver to the IR(tx) emitter port on the same MPX1000 extender. IR extension, the flow of data across the extension network, is unaffected by this setting.

  • Page 57: Figure 4.10: Serial Settings Page: Ir Parameters

    Table 4.2: Status Page Information Tx / Field Device Name Both Provides a friendly name for an MPX1000 transmitter or receiver for ease of Control LAN MAC Both L1 MAC address (control LAN) of the transmitter or receiver, also printed on an Address...
  • Page 58 Table 4.2: Status Page Information (Continued) Tx / Field Description OEM ID The OEM identifier assigned to the unit. This information may be required for technical support but is not required for normal use of the product. Country Code Both The country code for the product. See Supported ISO Country Codes on page 70. This is currently not user configurable.

  • Page 59: Figure 4.11: System Reboot

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide System Reboot The System Reboot page is displayed when you select Reboot from the transmitter or receiver main menu. The page provides status updates during the reboot process and provides a Reboot Now button. To reboot an extender: Click Reboot Now.

  • Page 60: Figure 4.12: Reset To Factory Defaults

    Front Panel Display The transmitter displays an Initializing message during power-up, followed by the Avocent logo. Press any button while the Avocent logo is displayed to enter the menu display system. Display modes The front panel menu system has three major display modes: •...
  • Page 61 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Table 4.3: Buttons for Manual Menu Navigation (Continued) Button Description Down Scrolls down through a set of items within a menu. NOTE: While in this mode, the position of the display to indicate that the Down button will scroll down to the next item in the menu.

  • Page 62: Main Menu

    Display Tx Settings • Configure Control LAN To scroll through these top level menu selections when the Avocent logo is present, press any of the four arrow buttons. To navigate through these items, press the and display a corresponding sub-menu, press the return the front panel display to the Avocent logo.
  • Page 63 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide • Primary status: The primary receiver is identified by the presence of Pri in the name display • Signal strength: reported by the receiver back to the transmitter • Frame rate Press the Down button to enter into a timed scrolling mode, which displays status of all receivers in a round robin manner.

  • Page 64: Screen Saver

    Yes was selected and the settings were valid. Otherwise, the current configuration will not be altered. In either case, you will be returned to top level of the Configure Control LAN menu. Press the button to return to the Avocent logo or the Left top level menu.
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  • Page 66: Appendix A: Technical Support

    Appendix A: Technical Support Our Technical Support staff is ready to assist you with any installation or operating issues you encounter with your Avocent product. If an issue should develop, follow the steps below for the fastest possible service. To resolve an issue: Check the pertinent section of the manual to see if the issue can be resolved by following the procedures outlined.

  • Page 67: Appendix B: Radio Considerations

    Keep your MPX1000 transmitter and receivers away (at least 3 to 6 feet or 1 to 2 meters) from electrical devices or appliances that generate RF noise.
  • Page 68 Select the System Settings page. Figure 3.2 on page 21 illustrates the System Settings page. Within the Antenna Type pull-down menu, select the antenna installed on your extender. The following specialized antennas are available for use with MPX1000 extenders: LGA51G-OMN: A low gain omni-directional antenna tuned for best performance in the UNI 1 and 2 bands.

  • Page 69: Figure C.1: Mpx1000R Led Status Indicators

    If a Power On Self Test (POST) error occurs, a specific pattern will be displayed. Please make note of the pattern prior to contacting Avocent technical support. Wireless operation status When configured for wireless operation, the LEDs indicate the current status of the connection.
  • Page 70 Table C.1: LED Status - Wireless Connection Signal Level Wired operation status When configured for wired operation, the LEDs indicate the current status of the connection. If no connection exists, a 2-step searching pattern sequence is displayed, as follows: Search pattern: Green-1 and Green-2 will alternate, all other LEDS remain off. If a connection does exist, the current signal level (0-5) of the connection is displayed using one of 6 LED patterns, as follows: Table C.2:...
  • Page 71 Rate: 10 flashes per second The same reset functions are available on the MPX1000 transmitter; however, status is provided via the front panel display. Flash update status LED indicators provide the following status information during the flash update process: Table C.4: LED Status - Flash Update...

  • Page 72: Figure D.1: Transmitter Rack Mount Brackets

    Appendix D: Mounting Options Transmitter mounting The MPX1000 transmitter ships with rack mount brackets for installation into an equipment rack. When installed, the transmitter requires only one unit of rack height. Figure D.1: Transmitter Rack Mount Brackets The MPX1000T transmitter also supports the following mounting options: •...

  • Page 73: Figure D.2: Parts For Under Desk Mounting Option

    NOTE: Mounting accessories are ordered separately. Contact your dealer for more information. VESA mounting MPX1000 transmitters and receivers provide VESA MIS-E threaded holes, allowing you to choose from a wide range of third-party ceiling, wall, tilt, cabinet and desk mount products. The VESA...
  • Page 74 Appendices MIS-E standard is designed for mounting of mid-size displays that weigh under 50 pounds. Compliant products, such as the MPX1000 transmitter and receiver, are equipped with a 200 x 100mm mounting hole pattern. Please follow the mounting instructions provided with the third-party mounting kit.

  • Page 75: Appendix E: Technical Specifications

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Appendix E: Technical Specifications Table E.1: MPX1000T HD Multipoint Extender Product Specifications Physical Attributes Height Width Depth Ambient Atmospheric Condition Ratings Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity Power Supply AC-input AC Frequency Inrush Current Connections (front) IR Receiver 3.5 Mini...
  • Page 76 Table E.1: MPX1000T HD Multipoint Extender Product Specifications (Continued) Regulatory Compliance (Compliance Model Number (CMN): 2003 Series) Standards FCC Class B, UL, cUL, RoHS, CE, ICES-003, WEEE Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure radio bands UNII 1: (4 channels) 5.15-5.25 GHz UNII 3: (4 channels) 5.725 to 5.825 GHz Table E.2: MPX1000R HD Multipoint Extender Product Specifications Physical Attributes...
  • Page 77 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Table E.2: MPX1000R HD Multipoint Extender Product Specifications (Continued) L2 (RJ-45) RS-232 (Female) Power Input Module Regulatory Compliance (Compliance Model Number (CMN): 2003 Series) Standards Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure radio bands UNII 1: (4 channels) UNII 3: (4 channels) Table E.3: MPX1000T HDMI Input Module Product Specifications...
  • Page 78 Table E.4: MPX1000R HDMI Output Module Product Specifications Connections RCA Female (2) Unbalanced Audio Input HDMI Digital Audio/Video Control Video Video Gain Unity ±1DB Supports the following resolutions: 720 x 480p 720p HDMI A/V Input Port 800 x 600 @ 60Hz 640 x 480 @ 60Hz 1024 x 768 @ 60Hz Audio...
  • Page 79 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Table E.5: MPX1000T HD15 (VGA) Input Module Product Specifications (Continued) Regulatory Compliance (Compliance Model Number (CMN): 2003 Series) Standards Table E.6: MPX1000R HD15 (VGA) Output Module Product Specifications RCA Female (2) HD15 Video Video Gain HD15 A/V Input Port...

  • Page 80: Appendix F: Displaying Firmware And Hardware Versions

    Appendix F: Displaying Firmware and Hardware Versions The Firmware and Hardware Versions page is used to display the firmware and hardware version numbers. This page is the same for transmitters or receivers. To display version information: Select Version Information from the Transmitter Menu or Receiver Menu, located on the left side of the web page.

  • Page 81: Appendix G: Upgrading Mpx Firmware

    The web interface displays a different page depending on its current state. It is possible to upgrade the firmware of an MPX1000 receiver across the wireless media extension network. Although the update process can be initiated during an active media session, it is recommended to disconnect the source device from the MPX1000 transmitter prior to starting the upgrade process.
  • Page 82 To install the Flash update: Check the version numbers and decide whether you want to proceed with the Flash update. Click Install Image to start the Flash update process, or click Cancel to return to the main Flash Update page. NOTE: Do not turn off the unit while the download is in progress.
  • Page 83 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Flash update progress The web page shows the update progress and a percent complete for each of the Flash update steps. The web page updates every three seconds. Press Cancel, if necessary, to return to the main Flash Update page.
  • Page 84 Appendices Flash update errors A Flash update error may occur at any state. An error message is displayed. Click Restart to try again.

  • Page 85: Appendix H: Supported Iso Country Codes

    MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Appendix H: Supported ISO Country Codes Table H.1: MPX1000 Supported ISO Country Codes Country North America United States Canada Europe Austria Belgium Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania...
  • Page 86 Table H.1: MPX1000 Supported ISO Country Codes (Continued) Country ISO Code Portugal Russia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Asia / Pacific Australia China (PRC) Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Korea Malaysia New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Africa / Middle East...
  • Page 87 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Table H.1: MPX1000 Supported ISO Country Codes (Continued) Country Brazil Mexico ISO Code...

  • Page 88: Appendix I: Kit Contents

    590-645-501A Table I.2: MPX1000 Receiver Kit Contents Part Number MPX1000R 038-0208-5 Varies by region 590-645-501x Table I.3: MPX1000 Receiver HDMI Media Module Kit Contents Part Number MPX1000MR-HDMI DVI-HDMI Table I.4: MPX1000 Transmitter HDMI Media Module Kit Contents Part Number MPX1000MT-HDMI...
  • Page 89 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide Table I.5: MPX1000 Receiver VGA Media Module Kit Contents Part Number MPX1000MR-HD15 Table I.6: MPX1000 Transmitter VGA Media Module Kit Contents Part Number MPX1000MT-HD15 Description Receiver media module Description Transmitter media module...
  • Page 90 Display device 4 Display modes, front panel 45 EDID handling 8 Extension 4 Extension Network 4 Features, MPX1000 HD Multipoint Extender 1 Front panel display 45 Front panel, receiver 13 Front panel, transmitter 11 HDCP 4, 9 Input media module 4...
  • Page 91 MPX1000 Extender Installer/User Guide System configuration diagram 3 Transmitter 5, 11 User interfaces 6 Web-based interface 6 Wired link 5 Wireless link 5...
  • Page 92 20 Mural Street, Unit 5 Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 1K3 Canada Tel: +1 877 992 9239 Fax: +1 877 524 2985 590-671-501D Avocent International Ltd. Avocent House, Shannon Free Zone Shannon, County Clare, Ireland Tel: +353 61 715 292 Fax: +353 61 471 871...

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