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Summary of Contents for StarTech.com ST12MHDLANU
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HDMI over IP Extender Kit with USB and Serial ST12MHDLANU *actual product may vary from photos FR: Guide de l’utilisateur - fr.startech.com DE: Bedienungsanleitung - de.startech.com ES: Guía del usuario - es.startech.com NL: Gebruiksaanwijzing - nl.startech.com PT: Guia do usuário - pt.startech.com IT: Guida per l’uso - it.startech.com...
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Table of Contents Introduction ....................1 Packaging contents ..........................1 System requirements ..........................1 Product diagram ..................2 Transmitter Unit ............................2 Receiver Unit ............................... 3 Installation ....................4 Preparing your site............................ 4 Hardware installation ..........................4 Software installation ..........................6 Software operation ................6 Connecting your transmitters and receivers to the software ...........
Introduction Packaging contents • 1 x HDMI over IP transmitter • 1 x HDMI over IP receiver • 2 x power adapters • 2 x screws • 1 x screwdriver • 2 x Cat5 cables • 2 x mounting brackets •...
Product diagram Transmitter Unit USB host port Video input port (HDMI) LAN port (RJ-45 connector) Reset button Power jack Link and power LED Function 2 button Function 1 button Dip rotary switch 10. Serial control (not active) 11. Serial extension (for extending RS232 signal) Instruction Manual...
10. Serial control (not active) 11. Serial extension (for extending RS232 signal) Note: Serial 1 (control) ports are not active. To control the ST12MHDLANU please download our free mobile application. (see Page *.) (Additional receiver units sold separately, StarTech.com SKU: ST12MHDLANUR)
Connect a display to the receiver unit’s video output port using an HDMI cable. b) (Optional) If you are using the ST12MHDLANU extender kit to extend USB peripheral devices, connect up to four USB peripheral devices to the receiver unit’s USB ports.
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Note: Your router must support IGMP snooping. Please refer to your network switch or router documentation to ensure IGMP snooping is supported and enabled. Verify that the image from your video source appears on video display(s) attached to the receiver unit(s). (Additional receiver units sold separately, StarTech.com SKU: ST12MHDLANUR) Instruction Manual...
IP video distribution and video wall configuration. The software is available on iOS for iPhone or iPad, and Android™ for smartphones or tablets To install the software: Visit http://www.StarTech.com/ST12MHDLANU, using the device you intend to install software on. Under the overview tab, select the link for the store that corresponds with your device.
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The application will open on the Devices tab, and will automatically search for transmitters and receivers on your network and list them within the Devices tab. Note: you can reinitiate the device search, by selecting refresh button in the top right-hand corner of the Devices tab.
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By default, each video device will have an IP address in the range of 169.254.x.x with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. Each transmitter and receiver must have an IP address in the same range, and have an identical subnet mask, as each other, and the tablet or smartphone you have the software installed on.
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c. Select Static IP and type an IP address and mask for the device. Select DHCP and your network automatically assign an IP address and mask to for the device in the range of the rest of your network devices. Instruction Manual...
Note: DHCP must be enabled on your network to automatically assign an IP address and mask in that range. Switching your remote displays between video sources Once the application is launched, select the Switches tab. A list of each connected receiver will be displayed with all available transmitters displayed beside them.
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Note: if the receiver is part of a video wall it will be indicated with a button that lists the wall configuration and the location of the receiver. Instruction Manual...
To assign a video source, or change your video source, select the transmitter listed next to your receiver that you’d like to display. The transmitter will turn yellow and your video source will switch on the remote display. Note: If a receiver that was part of a video wall configuration is altered, that display will no longer be part of the video wall configuration.
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Note: a Wall Name will be listed by default, once you type a new name the default name will be overwritten. The next page in the wizard will create an example of the video wall with the number of rows and columns you specified. You’ll need to use this example to specify which receivers are represented within your video wall configuration.
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Note: If you’d like to see the receiver device name on each screen, so you can easily identify which display is connected to each receiver, please select the show device names on screen switch. This can be deactivated once you’ve identified your displays.
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On the bezel compensation window, please enter the following measurements in millimeters (mm): screen width of each display (ScreenX), screen height of each display (ScreenY), total width of each display (DisplayX) and total height of each display (DisplayY). Then click the Save button. The wizard is now complete and your created video wall configuration will appear on the Walls tab.
Notes: • The display indicators will show the status of the current wall. Blue indicates that the display is active, Grey indicates it is being used for another wall or switch. • You can adjust the settings defined for each video wall configuration or delete your video wall configuration by clicking the arrow next to each video wall.
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Help: Lists information and walk-throughs regarding operation of the application. Device Search Mode: Enables you to define your preferred method of transmitter and receiver identification over your network that the software uses. You can choose between two methods of identification: Multicast DNS or Target IP for your transmitters and receivers. Multicast DNS: is the default setting and will search automatically for devices over the network.
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