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- Page 1 8 Button IP PoE Control Panel Installation & Operation Manual 8 Button IP PoE Control Panel Installation and Operation Manual 500816-IP-V2 © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 1 / 21...
- Page 2 Installation & Operation Manual Introduction The 8 Button IP PoE Control Panel (Model: 500816-IP-V2) is a versatile wall or table-top mounted control panel for MuxLab AV over IP devices, select Matrix Switches, and third party products. Each button is programmable. The unit supports one (1) Ethernet port (for TCP/IP, Telnet, HTTP and UDP), two (2) RS-232 ports, one (1) Infrared port, and two (2) Relay ports, for control of end devices.
- Page 3 7. Rs232 #1: RS-232 data output 8. LAN (PoE): LAN port with PoE (PD) power for web interface control Top panel view: 1. IR reader: Learning IR sensor, supporting a frequency of 38KHz © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 3 / 21...
- Page 4 Before initial use, the user must initialize (factory reset) the configuration of 500816-IP-V2. To initialize the unit, hold down the fourth and eighth keys as shown below. Continue to hold these two keys while they light up grey, green and red, after...
- Page 5 To accomplish this select the SYSTEM tab and go to the Network section via the 500816-IP-V2 web interface, see below, and set the 8 Button IP PoE Control Panel IP address accordingly to match the local area network IP Address segment setting.
- Page 6 Address to 192.168.88.1xx (set “xx” such that “1xx” is a free available address). Once the IP Address is set, then the user can access this device in the intended local area network via the 500816-IP-V2 web interface using the IP Address 192.168.88.1xx (where xx represents the settings selected above).
- Page 7 8 Button IP PoE Control Panel Installation & Operation Manual © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 7 / 21...
- Page 8 4. LinkApps: Type here the name of the scenario that the button binds to, if Dual Command mode is selected. Network: The User can set IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Server Port and DHCP info in the Network Control sub-section. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 8 / 21...
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Page 9: Infrared Settings
To create a new scene, click the "New Apps" icon, a pop-up window will appear asking you to enter a name for the new scene, click "Save" to confirm the name or click "Cancel" to cancel the process. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 9 / 21... - Page 10 2. Click the settings icon for the scene you want to edit. Scene Editing Page On this page, the user can set scene commands, set trigger conditions, set timers, define execution sequences, and more. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 10 / 21...
- Page 11 8. Click "Move Up" to move the command up in the execution sequence. 9. Click "Move Down" to move the command down in the execution sequence. 10. Click "Add Item" to add the command to the execution sequence. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 11 / 21...
- Page 12 9. Click “Relay” to generate a Relay control command. 10. Click “State” to generate a status control command for a two-commands mode key. 11. Click “Lock” to generate a Keylock control command. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 12 / 21...
- Page 13 2. Select the color. 3. Click "Test" to test the command. 4. Click "OK" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the command input box. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 13 / 21...
- Page 14 9. Click "Test" to test the command. 10. Click "OK" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the command input box. Scene Command Generation Tool (UDP Control) © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 14 / 21...
- Page 15 3. Put a check mark in this box if you need to Post/Get the instructions in HEX format. 4. Click "Test" to test the command. 5. Click "OK" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the command input box. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 15 / 21...
- Page 16 8. Click "Test" to test the command. 9. Click "OK" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the command input box. Scene Command Generation Tool (IR Control) © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 16 / 21...
- Page 17 This is an instruction for the Dual command mode (it only works if the button is set to Dual command mode). Use this command to change the state of the Dual-command button at will. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 17 / 21...
- Page 18 2. Click "Restore" and select the backup.bin file to restore the scenario data. After the file is restored, the device automatically reboots. 3. Indicates the remaining storage space for scenes. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 18 / 21...
- Page 19 4. In Update device mode, click "Choose file" and select the .bin file, check the box "Update ok enter app" and click "Update". After the process is complete, the device will reboot and the web interface will open again. © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 19 / 21...
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Page 20: Safety Information
Upon determination of a legitimate defect covered by this warranty and at MuxLab’s sole discretion, the unit will be either repaired or replaced. The user must bear the transport cost to MuxLab, and MuxLab will bear the return cost of the shipment during the warranty period. - Page 21 Installation & Operation Manual MuxLab Inc. 2321 Rue Cohen Montreal, Quebec Canada H4R 2N7 Tel.: +1 (514) 905-0588 Fax: +1 (514) 905-0589 Toll Free (North America): 877 689-5228 URL: www.muxlab.com E-mail: info@muxlab.com © MuxLab Inc. 2023 94-001000-A / SE-001000-A Page 21 / 21...
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