Hall Technologies FHD264 User Manual page 9

8. Connect the HDMI loop output of the Sender(s) to local HDMI display(s)
if desired.
9. Connect the HDMI display(s) to the Receiver(s) output and change the
Group ID of the Receiver(s) as required. To receive the video, both Sender
and Receiver must be in the same group. (If there is any problem with the
video, see FAQ Q2: No picture on the display.)
10. If using IR, connect the IR emitter cable into "IR OUT" port of the Sender,
and connect the IR detector cable into "IR IN" port of the Receiver.
11. If using RS-232, connect an RS-232 cable from the PC or automation
system to the supplied phoenix connector, and then connect it to the RS-
232 port on the Sender. Repeat the same process between the Receiver
and the device to be controlled. Note that the baud rate is selectable and
should be the same at both Sender and Receiver end. (See Section 4.1
Front Panel Operation for more details.)
12. Once the Senders and Receivers are configured properly on the network,
they will be discoverable by Hall Technologies' DVM Manager Tool.
Simply plug a laptop or PC into the same router/switch and run the free
Windows™ DVM Manager Tool. You can easily assign user-friendly
names to each device and change the Group routings.
13. To use the DVM Manager Tool to control video routing, first scan for the
devices. Note that if the switch does not support DHCP, then the IP
address of the PC also needs to be changed to static (See FAQ Q3: How
to Change the IP address of the PC?)
14. To access the internal WebGUI of FHD264, type the IP address into the
address bar of any standard browser. By default, as shipped from the
factory, no login is required to access the internal WebGUI. If login is
enabled, the default user name/password is admin/admin.
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