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5.
With ESD protection in place, remove the CMS-5000 from its anti- static bag and slide it into the IMB slot on the projector. Make sure you properly
seat the CMS-5000 in its slot.
6.
Install front panel mounting screws.
a. For Barco projectors, install the two 6 mm mounting screws on each side of the front panel to secure the CMS-5000 in its slot (See Figure
2-1). Failure to install the mounting screws may allow the CMS-5000 to slip out of its slot and fail.
b. For NEC projectors, the CMS-5000 is equipped with two captive screws in the front panel (See Figure 2-2). Use these screws to secure the
CMS-5000. Failure to install the mounting screws may allow the CMS-5000 to slip out of its slot and fail.
c. For Christie projectors, no mounting screws are required.
7.
Attach the tamper label (included with the CMS-5000) across the edge of the CMS-5000 and the chassis of the projector. The label will
provide security detection if the CMS-5000 is removed and should be applied such that the CMS-5000 cannot be removed without the label
being affected.
8.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for reinstalling the projector panels.
9.
If the projector's Ethernet cable was disconnected in step 3, reconnect it now.
10. Connect the AES/EBU audio cables to the audio ports. Refer to Figure 1 for connection information. For optimum performance, use Cat 7
cables to provide the connection to QSC audio processors like the DPM 100(H), DPM 300(H), JSD-100 or JSD-60.
11. Optional – If the system requires a control network or Ethernet automation devices, install the Control network cable into the ETH A or ETH B
port on the front of the CMS-5000. Refer to Figure 1 for the location of the ports.
12. For systems that have a Data network, typically used for transferring content between systems, install the data network Ethernet cable into
ETH A, ETH B or the HS ETH port (SFP+ module required) on the CMS-5000. Refer to Figure 1 for the location of these ports.
13. If the CMS-5000 is being used with a Q-SYS core, install the Q-LAN network cables into the LAN A and LAN B ports (LAN B connection
required if network redundancy being used).
14. Follow the manufacturer's marriage procedure to marry the CMS-5000 to the projector.
IP Address Set-up
Default IP configuration:
• ETH A : Static 192.168.1.100 mask: 255.255.255.0 GW: 0.0.0.0
• ETH B : DHCP
• Q-LAN A : DHCP
• Q-LAN B : DHCP
• HS ETH : Not configured
To change the IP: After marriage is complete use the Show Manager Web UI and go to Settings->Network to modify the IP settings. Alternately you
can access the network settings via Q-SYS Configurator.
How to Access the Configuration using the Show Manager Web UI
The Show Manager Web UI Application is available via HTTPS at the network address of your CMS-5000. For example, if your CMS-5000 is at
192.168.1.100, open the following link in a web browser:
https://192.168.1.100
It is also accessible through the projector network connection through port 43756. For example if the projector is at 192.168.1.200, open the
following link in a web browser:
https://192.168.1.200:43756
In addition, the Web app can be accessed via Q-SYS Configurator.
Logging In
Factory Default Accounts and Passwords
Factory default account and password information can be found in the Security Guide (TD-001589) shipped with the CMS-5000. If you do not have
the Security Guide, please contact Technical Services for more information.
TD-001577-01-B
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