Just Add Power Flux Capacitor Manual

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Flux Capacitor IR Dongle - Just Add Power
V2
IR DONGLE
a.k.a.
FLUX CAPACITOR
Revised 2018-12-12
© 2018 Just Add Power – All rights reserved – Unauthorized use or disclosure prohibited – Last updated Dec-18

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  • Page 1 Flux Capacitor IR Dongle - Just Add Power IR DONGLE a.k.a. FLUX CAPACITOR Revised 2018-12-12 © 2018 Just Add Power – All rights reserved – Unauthorized use or disclosure prohibited – Last updated Dec-18...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Enable Layer 3 ..........................5 Router with Static Route..........................6 Change Default Gateway ..........................7 Device Settings .......................... 8 V1 ..................................8 V2 ..................................9 Send IR Codes .......................... 10 Troubleshooting ........................11 Just Add Power – Last updated Dec-18...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    Flux Capacitor IR Dongle - Just Add Power Introduction Fear not! Just Add Power has rolled out the DeLorean, loaded it with Plutonium and banana peels, and jumped back to the future with an IR blaster in-hand. The IR Dongle aka Flux Capacitor (VBS-HDIP-IRD) adds IR-functionality to Just Add Power by converting the serial port into an IR blaster.
  • Page 4: Physical Connections

    Flux Capacitor IR Dongle – Physical Connections When a Just Add Power device is being powered over POE, the DC connector outputs enough wattage to power the Flux Capacitor when using the included USB power tap. Just Add Power – Last updated Dec-18...
  • Page 5: Null Modem Positioning

    Null Modem Positioning The null modem jumper on the bottom of 2GΩ/3G and 3G devices must be in the crossover wiring position so that the Transmit and Receive pins are aligned between the IR Dongle and the Just Add Power device. Receiver...
  • Page 6: Transmitter

    Flux Capacitor IR Dongle – Transmitter Model Number - Description Null Modem Jumper Position 705POE – 2GΩ/3G 707POE – 3G 715POE – 2GΩ/3G+ 718AVP – 3G+AVP 717HIFI – 3G+HIFI Just Add Power – Last updated Dec-18...
  • Page 7: Enable Layer 3

    Image Pull – preview video from a source or display Image Push – upload a background image Flux Capacitor IR Dongle There are two ways to enable Layer 3 access to Just Add Power devices: 1. The router in the system supports Static Routing. Add a Static Route to the router.
  • Page 8: Router With Static Route

    4. Enter the Static Route information from the JADConfig Report into the router. If asked for a Metric, use 10. Static Route information from JADConfig Report Adding Static Route to Luxul ABR-4400 5. Done. All devices on the network can access Just Add Power devices. Just Add Power – Last updated Dec-18...
  • Page 9: Change Default Gateway

    Change Default Gateway These steps will give a single device Layer 3 access to Just Add Power devices. Use this method if the router does not support Static Routing or to limit which devices can access Just Add Power devices.
  • Page 10: Device Settings

    Enable Layer 3 routing 3. Set the serial mode on the Just Add Power device to Type 3 and baud rate to 9600 a. Log into the web interface b. Go to the Functions tab c. Scroll down to Serial over IP and select Type 3 – CLI Access d.
  • Page 11 Bx.x.x for 3G Systems Enable Layer 3 routing 3. For 3G devices on justOS, set the serial mode on the Just Add Power device to Type 3 and baud rate to 9600 a. Log into the web interface b. Go to Endpoint Control c.
  • Page 12: Send Ir Codes

    System. When using a PC for testing: 1. Telnet to the IP address of the Just Add Power device at port 4998. 2. Enter IR commands in one of the following syntaxes: a. Where Pronto codes are used and ‘\r’ is a carriage return: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000\r b.
  • Page 13: Troubleshooting

    There are many parts to making a Flux Capacitor function correctly. Check these parts: 1. Layer 3 is enabled – Ping the Just Add Power device from a device with the correct network settings for Layer 3. 2. 5-volt power applied to Flux Capacitor – This can be done by the included Y-cable, a power outlet, the USB port on a 2G+ or 3G+ device, or an active 5V USB port on an endpoint device.

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