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- Page 1 Q-NEX Networked Digital Podium NDP100 —— User Manual —— Returnstar Interactive Technology Group Co., Ltd.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2.2 Overview for Digital Podium ................7 2.3 Tabletop Introduction ................... 8 2.4 Podium's Interface Introduction ................9 2.5 Core Components of the NDP100 ..............10 2.5.1 NMP Interface View ...................10 2.5.2 Touch Panel ....................13 2.5.3 Handheld Microphone ................13 2.5.4 Lapel Microphone .................. - Page 3 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 3.4 NDP100 Connectivity Options ................20 3.4.1 Using the Built-in PC ................20 3.4.2 Connecting your laptop by HDMI ............21 3.4.3 Connecting your laptop by UBS-C ............22 3.4.4 Connecting USB Flash Drive ..............23 3.4.5 Using Document Camera(Optional) ............23 4.
- Page 4 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 5.1.1 Introduction to Demo Sample Unit ............55 5.1.2 Connecting the Demo Sample Unit............56 5.1.3 Local Control ..................... 56 5.1.4 Remote Control and Broadcasting ............57 5.1.5 Upgrading to Production Environment ........... 57 5.2 Network Environment Requirement ..............58 6.
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Page 5: Introduction
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 1. Introduction 1.1 Topology Diagram 1.2 Device Connection Diagram For references: 4 / 62... -
Page 6: Terminology
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 1.3 Terminology Term Descriptions Networked Media Processor, NMP is the core component of NDP100 that enable functionalities such as remote device control, audio/video matrix switching, and advanced features like "Touch-Following,", "Broadcasting", and "Live Streaming". Touch Panel The Touch Panel serves as the primary controlling interface, providing intuitive touch-based controls for operation of the NDP100. -
Page 7: Understanding The Podium
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Device Illustrates the physical connections and layout between devices, Connection emphasizing direct connections and interface relationships. Helps Diagram understand specific device connections, including ports, cables, and physical details of the connections. Topology Depicts the overall architectures and logical relationships between Diagram devices. -
Page 8: Overview For Digital Podium
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 2.2 Overview for Digital Podium No Name Description Overall Dimensions: 820(L) x 611(W) x 1123(H) mm Materials: Reinforced steel structure with powder- coated anti-rust paint Tabletop Stable surface for teaching activities, adjustable for 7 / 62... -
Page 9: Tabletop Introduction
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual different scenarios. Dimensions: 820(L) x 273(W) x 610(H) mm (closed), 1620(L) x 273(W) x 610(H) mm (fully extended) Sliding Cover Panel Protective storage cover, eco-friendly material, weight capacity: 30kg. Dimensions: 820(L) x 600(W) x 18(H) mm, Corner... -
Page 10: Podium's Interface Introduction
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Interface Input/output connections for device integration like USB flash drives or notebooks. Antenna Enhances Wi-Fi signals for Built-in PC (2 antennas) and NMP (3 antennas). Touch Panel Central control hub for classroom devices. Gooseneck Captures high-quality audio during lectures. Dimensions: Microphone 600(L) mm. -
Page 11: Core Components Of The Ndp100
User Manual connectivity for lecturer’s laptop. 2.5 Core Components of the NDP100 The NDP100 comprises essential core components that enable functionalities such as remote device control, audio/video matrix switching, and advanced features like "Touch- Following,", "Broadcasting", and "Live Streaming". 2.5.1 NMP Interface View The Networked Media Processor(NMP) serves as the central control unit responsible for managing and coordinating various functionalities of the digital podium. - Page 12 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual No. Interface Description RJ45 * 4 Ethernet ports (100Mbps，non-PoE) for NMP network connectivity; also enables NMP to function as a switch. HDMI Matrix 3 * 3 Consists of 3 HDMI inputs and 3 HDMI outputs, forming the video matrix for NMP.
- Page 13 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual following. 6.35mm Wired Interface for connecting a 6.35mm wired microphone. Use a Microphone In * 1 wired microphone for clear reinforcement duing instruction or conferences. 3.5mm MIC Mixed Mixes audio from both the microphone input and the Out * 1 wireless microphones (one-to-two) for combined output.
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Page 14: Touch Panel
Internet access, user still can perform local operations like matrix switching and volume adjustments. The Touch Panel serves as the primary controlling interface, providing intuitive touch- based controls for operation of the NDP100. 2.5.3 Handheld Microphone No. Description... -
Page 15: Lapel Microphone
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Handheld Microphone Usage: • Press power button to turn on the microphone; long press to turn off. • Press once to switch channels; press three times quickly to enter pairing mode, , and press once more to exit pairing mode. -
Page 16: Start Using Digital Podium
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Usage Instructions: • Slide the power button to the left to turn on the power, and slide it to the right to turn off the power. • Channel Button: Press once to switch channels; press three times quickly to enter the pairing mode, and press once more to exit pairing mode. - Page 17 If the display screen doesn't raise when pressing "Up," ensure the sliding cover is fully to the left. Please refer to section #6.1 Why doesn't the 'Up/Down' button work for detailed instructions. Unlock the Touch Panel to activate the NDP100 main power. 16 / 62...
- Page 18 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Due to the NDP100 Unified Power Switch power management strategy, simply unlocking the Touch Panel and turning on the NDP100 main power will automatically power on the corresponding devices. 17 / 62...
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Page 19: Power And Network Access
Prepare a network cable with sufficient length. Connect one end to the switch of the NDP100 and the other end to the router in the classroom. Note: For users who have purchased the NDP100 demo sample unit for the first time, please refer to section 5.1 NDP100 Demo Sample Unit for detailed instructions. -
Page 20: Connect Touch Panel To Nmp
3.2.1 Connect Touch Panel to NMP The Touch Panel is a 7-inch Android touchscreen device, custom-desigend to work with the NMP (a core component of NDP100). Its applications are tailored specifically for controlling various functions of the NDP100, such as video matrix switching, volume and microphone control, as well as infrared and RS232 control, etc. -
Page 21: Connecting Ifps To Ndp100
Prepare HDMI Cable: Ensure you have a sufficiently long HDMI cable to connect the IFPs to the NDP100. Connect HDMI Cable: Plug one end into IFP and the other into NDP100's HDMI Out port, preferably HDMI Out B. Once the classroom displays are set up, users can utilize the Q-NEX software to manage input and output sources. -
Page 22: Connecting Your Laptop By Hdmi
Please note that the operating system requires to purchase license from Microsoft separately. The built-in PC serves as one of the default input sources for the NDP100 and can be switched using Q-NEX software such as Touch Panel, Q-NEX App and Q-NEX Web- console. -
Page 23: Connecting Your Laptop By Ubs-C
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Switch the input source to PC by Touch Panel, Web-Console or Q-NEX App. Please refer to section 4.2.1 Video Matrix Switch for more details. 3.4.3 Connecting your laptop by UBS-C Connect the laptop directly to the Digital Podium's UBS-C port for power supply, network connection, and HDMI transmission. -
Page 24: Connecting Usb Flash Drive
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 3.4.4 Connecting USB Flash Drive The Digital Podium's USB ports are linked to the built-in PC. Simply insert a USB flash drive into the port to access and operate its contents directly on the Interactive Pen Display. -
Page 25: Wiring And Setup
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 4. Wiring and Setup In addition to the basic functionalities provided in the preceding sections, the NDP100 is capable of interfacing with classroom devices for remote control and advanced operations. To enable these advanced features, system integrators are required to perform basic wiring and setup tasks. -
Page 26: Av Control
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Cover Installation for WAGO Connector 1. Align the cover with the WAGO connector 2. Press down firmly on the cover until it snaps securely into place. Warning: During installation, be cautious not to connect the neutral and live wires of the AC power supply (positive and negative poles of the DC power supply) to the Wago port simultaneously, as it may cause a short circuit. - Page 27 HDMI Out C Interactive Flat Pen Display 2 Note: For information on the deployment of HDMI Out ports on the NDP100, please refer to "3.3 Connecting IFPs to NDP100." After connecting the desired input and output devices, users can perform video matrix switching from various input sources to different output displays via Touch Panel, Web- console, or Q-NEX App.
- Page 28 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 4.2.1.1 Touch-following "Touch-following" is a feature that enables continuous touch operation across multiple input sources.It allows users to switch between devices without interrupting touch functionality, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted user experience. Note: Ensure correct matching of HDMI and Touch USB connections to avoid confusion.
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Page 29: Audio Control
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 4.2.2 Audio Control 4.2.2.1 Speaker 4.2.2.1.1 Speaker Connection Instructions Line Type Representation： Lines Descriptions Arrow Direction：The arrowheads indicate the direction of device connection Solid line： Indicate devices connected via wired cables. Dashed line：Indicate devices directly plugged into interfaces (without... - Page 30 The NMP supports the connection of up to two pairs of passive speakers. After successful wiring and setup, you can control the volume via the Touch Panel, Web-console, or Q-NEX APP. 4.2.2.1.2 Device Connection Diagram for Speaker Line Type Representation：...
- Page 31 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual In fact, The NMP offers versatile connectivity options for various devices, enabling customized solutions for different scenarios. If you find this legend doesn't meet your needs, feel free to consult our solutions team. 4.2.2.1.3 Topology Diagram for Speaker Line Type Representation：...
- Page 32 User Manual 4.2.2.1.4 Speaker Interface Control Features After completing the necessary wiring setup, users can control the Speaker such as volume, treble, and bass via the Touch Panel, Web-console, Q-NEX APP. 4.2.2.2 Audio Audio IN: Connect external audio devices. Audio OUT: Connect external sound amplification devices, such as speakers or amplifiers.
- Page 33 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Line Type Representation： Lines Descriptions Arrow-head：indicates the direction of audio signal flow through the connections. Solid line：indicates physical cables connection. Dashed line：indicates wireless connection Note: This legend explains audio signal flow and isn't limited to specific devices. The NMP offers versatile connectivity for various needs.
- Page 34 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 4.2.2.2.2 Topology Diagram for Audio Line Type Representation： Lines Descriptions Arrow Direction：indicates the direction of audio signal flow through the connections. Solid line： indicates the ability to output multiple audio signal simultaneously. Dashed line：only ONE audio source can be input to the speaker at a time The Audio-out serves as an output for audio signals from various input sources.
- Page 35 4.2.2.2.2 Audio Interface Control Features After completing the necessary wiring setup, users can control the Audio such as volume, treble, and bass via the Touch Panel, Web-console, Q-NEX APP. 4.2.2.3 Mic The Mic sources can combine both wireless and wired input, with outputs directed simultaneously to AUDIO OUT and SPEAKER interface.
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Page 36: Device Control
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Note: Given the above screen-capture, adjustments made within the Speaker module will affect HDMI OUT A, AUDIO IN 1, and AUDIO IN 2 sources, but will not affect the microphone (Mic-in). 4.3 Device Control 4.3.1 Power control... - Page 37 4.3.1.1 Display As a WAGO power interface, "Display" serves different purposes in various scenarios. However, in the NDP100, it connects to a power distribution unit, enabling the functionality of the 'Unified Power Switch'" for NDP100. Connection Steps: Replace the device plug with the WAGO connector.
- Page 38 – Motor power (Interactive Pen Display elevation and descent) When the main power supply of the NDP100 is turned on / off, these devices will be automatically powered on / off. It simplifies the operation of controlling NDP100's devices by one-touch control.
- Page 39 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Note: If you find that attempting to turn on / off the main power of the NDP100 does not activate the "Unified Power Switch," please refer to Q&A section 6.2 The Unified Power Switch didn't activate? for troubleshooting.
- Page 40 Connect the other end of the wires to the corresponding terminals on the projection screen curtains. Note: This wiring configuration is exclusively for use with projection screen curtains. After completing the required wiring setup, users can perform Up-Down operations using the Touch Panel, Web-Console, or Q-NEX APP. 39 / 62...
- Page 41 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Note：about electric curtains control Users should be aware that our product also supports the control of electric curtains for raising and lowering. However, this connection method can be much more complex, different products and scenarios may require different wiring configuration to achieve control.
- Page 42 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual There are two methods to achieve lighting control with NMP: direct connection and integration with an SPDT switch. 1. Direct Connection to NMP: In this mode, user gains the ability to manage the lighting control by NMP.
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Page 43: Ir Control
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Note：The current-carrying capacity of the“External” should not exceed 1200W After completing the wiring for the external port, you can control it on the Touch Panel and Web-Console. 4.3.2 IR Control The NMP is equipped with both an IR IN and an IR OUT interface, allowing users to manage IR devices efficiently. - Page 44 Here's a simplified guide for using IR functionality with an air conditioning unit: Check if your air conditioner brand is in the Q-NEX database. If your air conditioner is recognized in the Q-NEX database, identify the control codes to manage and control it through the Touch Panel or Web-console。...
- Page 45 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual In the IR control page, click “Identify New A/C control code" Click the "Start" button Align the remote control with the IR interface, press the power button, and the system will automatically identify the remote control code.
- Page 46 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual After identification, enter the air conditioner's brand and category, then click Save. You will be redirected to the IR Control Setting page. Select the newly added air conditioner name and click Save. After successful saving, control the air conditioner on the Touch Panel or Web- console 4.3.2.2 Air Conditioner-Unable to Identify in the Code Database...
- Page 47 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual Step Screenshot Instructions In the IR control interface, click "New remote control code." button Select A/C click "Next". Click "Start to learn" 1. On the remote control, select the desired mode, such as setting the temperature to 25 degrees and choosing the cooling mode.
- Page 48 Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual port and power off directly. After successful learning, a "Success" prompt will appear. Then click "Next" button Enter the corresponding function name here Then you will be redirected to the "IR Control Setting" page. Then, select the newly added function name and click Save.
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Page 49: Rs232 Control
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual To learn additional modes for the air conditioner, follow steps S1 through S7. Additionally, note that the process for learning codes on other infrared devices is similar to the above steps 4.3.3 RS232 Control NMP provides one RS232 interface, enabling control of devices such as IFP, projectors, and PTZ cameras. - Page 50 Insert the RS232 connector into the RS232 interface on NMP, following the diagram provided: Connect the other end of the RS232 cable to the designated port on your device. Navigate to the Q-NEX console and select the appropriate device type under "Dashboard -> Devices -> Processor manager" page. 49 / 62...
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Page 51: Broadcasting (Multimedia)
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 4.4 Broadcasting (Multimedia) 4.4.1 Device Connection Diagram for Broadcasting This diagram illustrates the components of the classroom broadcasting system, showing how they are interconnected to enable multimedia delivery. Note: 50 / 62... - Page 52 For information about the Media Box, please refer to the Media Box documentation or consult our pre-sales team 4.4.3 Integrating NDP100 into Campus Refer to the legend provided to steup the NDP100. Ensure the NDP100 is properly connected to the campus network infrastructure. Connect the necessary display 51 / 62...
- Page 53 After completing these setups, please contact the Q-NEX team for further configurations. The Q-NEX team will remotely access the Media Server to install the media streaming software and adjust essential parameters for broadcasting functionality. This configuration is a one-time setup, enabling integration of broadcasting functionality for future NDP100(s) deployments at the school.
- Page 54 The NMP decodes the streaming media and delivers the content to the IFP for display, while the audio is played through the speakers. Note: Please note that NDP100 also supports text broadcasting, without requiring Media Server support 53 / 62...
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Page 55: Live-Streaming
User Manual 4.4.5 Campus-wide Broadcasting Solutions with NDP100 The NDP100 extends its broadcasting capabilities beyond individual classroom, enabling collaboration with other NDP100 units and NMP211 devices to establish campus-wide broadcasting solutions. Implementing a campus-wide broadcasting solution involves intricate configuration and necessitates consultation with our professional pre-sales team. -
Page 56: Appendix
5.1 NDP100 Demo Sample Unit 5.1.1 Introduction to Demo Sample Unit The demo sample unit (demo unit) is a specially configured version of the NDP100, designed to simplify initial setup and demonstrate basic functionality. In addition to 55 / 62... -
Page 57: Connecting The Demo Sample Unit
To connect the demo sample unit, follow these steps: Prepare a network cable with sufficient length; Connect one end of the network cable to the router of the NDP100. Connect the other end of the network cable to the router in the classroom. -
Page 58: Remote Control And Broadcasting
If customers wish to incorporate the Demo Sample Unit into the entire campus network as part of the NNP/NDP campus solution, the following steps are required: Remove the router from within the NDP100 and connect the classroom router to the NDP100 switch. (The router provided with the demo sample unit only offers basic routing functionality and supports only 100Mbps bandwidth.) -
Page 59: Network Environment Requirement
(Schools must possess an enterprise-grade media server to utilize broadcasting and live streaming functionalities properly.) Utilize configuration tools to set the NMP IP address of the NDP100 to an IP address within the campus network. If the school implements network control measures, contact the network administrator and refer to section 5.2 Network Environment Requirement... -
Page 60: Frequently Asked Questions (Faq)
6.1 Why doesn't the 'Up/Down' button work? If the 'UP / DOWN' button is not functioning, it may be due to the advanced 'Limited Switch' feature incoporated into the NDP100 podium. This safety mechanism restricts the activation of the 'UP / DOWN' button when the sliding cover is not fully positioned to the left.This restriction is in place to prevent... -
Page 61: The Unified Power Switch Didn't Activate
6.2 The Unified Power Switch didn't activate? If this issue occurs, make sure 'Display' is selected under 'Startup Options' in the 'Dashboard > Processor Manager > Editing Device' on Q-NEX Dashboard management platform. Contact your administrator for help if needed. -
Page 62: Why Can't I Screen Transmit Via Usb-C On The Digital Podium
Q-NEX NDP100 User Manual 6.5 Why can't I screen transmit via USB-C on the Digital Podium? Make sure your USB-C cable supports HDMI transmission. Some laptops may only provide power and internet, not HDMI. You may need an additional USB-C cable for full functionality.
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