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Summary of Contents for ADDER AdderLink DV104T
- Page 1 AdderLink DV104T User Guide Experts in Video Extension Connectivity Solutions Solutions...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Rescanning the System Overview ............19 Using the rear mounting slot ...............7 Changing to an alternative input source ..........19 HDMI connections ..................8 Enabling and disabling all screens ..............20 Using Adder locking HDMI connectors ..........8 Further information Network connection ..................9 Getting assistance ....................21 Receiver connections ..................10 Troubleshooting ....................22... -
Page 3: Welcome
50 meters away. The intelligent switch within allows you to choose exactly how two video configuration and One or two inputs should be shared between up to four screens. The AdderLink DV104T transmitter monitoring HDMI feeds is supplied as part of a kit that also includes four AdderLink DV100R receivers. -
Page 4: Operating Modes
OPERATING MODES Single source mode The AdderLink DV104T offers several ways of working in order to suit a range of applications. Firstly there are two main operating modes: Single source and Dual source. Single source mode > Fixed • Single source mode - In this mode, only one of the HDMI inputs is used at any time In this configuration, either of the HDMI inputs are routed to all receivers and remain so and it is routed to all receivers using a choice of two switching options. -
Page 5: Adderlink Dv104T Features
ADDERLINK DV104T FEATURES Power adapter Recessed input reset button Troubleshooting for details Network port Options port Primary and secondary Link output ports A standard Ethernet port to link Reserved for HDMI inputs These are the individual CATx outputs to each of the four the transmitter with a network future use. -
Page 6: Supplied Items
SUPPLIED ITEMS (ALDV104K KIT) Power adapter (18W) and country-specific power cord Information wallet containing: AdderLink DV104T Four self-adhesive rubber feet transmitter unit Quick start guide Safety document AdderLink DV100 (HDMI) receivers x 4 HDMI cable with locking connectors 1.5m Part number: VSCD12... -
Page 7: Optional Extras
OPTIONAL EXTRAS AdderLink DV120 (DVI-D) receiver Part number: ALDV120R CAT7 shielded foiled twisted pair HDMI cable with locking (S/FTP) network cable 50m connectors 1.5m Part number: VSCAT7-50 Part number: VSCD12 Rack fascia plate Part number: ALDV-RMK-FASCIA 19” 3U rack mount chassis kit Part number: ALDV-RMK-CHASSIS... -
Page 8: Installation
• Optional rack fascia plate (and rack mount chassis). chassis. Using the rear mounting slot The slot at the rear of AdderLink DV104T unit allows it to be hung upon a fixed screw that protrudes from the mounting surface. 9 "... -
Page 9: Hdmi Connections
2 If a second link is required, use a high quality HDMI cable (of no more than 2 meters in length - Adder part number: VSCD12) to join another port on the same (or different) computer to the secondary HDMI input port ( ) of the transmitter unit. -
Page 10: Network Connection
Network connection The AdderLink DV104T transmitter contains a sophisticated browser-based configuration, monitoring and management system. This system is made available through a standard Ethernet connection to allow remote access and control of the transmitter unit and its linked receivers. To connect the network port... -
Page 11: Receiver Connections
Category 6 (S/STP or S/FTP) or better. The use of shielded cables is important to maintain compliance with radio frequency energy emission regulations and ensure a suitably high level of immunity to electromagnetic disturbances. For best results, Adder recommends S/FTP CAT7 cable such as Adder part number VSCAT7-50. -
Page 12: Power Adapter Connection
Power adapter connection IMPORTANT: Please read and adhere to the electrical safety information given within the Safety information section of this guide. In particular, do not use an unearthed power socket or extension cable. To connect the power adapter 1 Attach the output connector of the power adapter (country specific power supplies 2 Connect the main body of the power adapter to a nearby earthed mains outlet. -
Page 13: Configuration
Configuration INITIAL CONFIGURATION The configuration, monitoring and management of the ALDV104T transmitter and its receivers is performed using the in-built AdderLink POD Manager (POD = Proof Of Display) which is accessible via the network connection using a standard web browser. Accessing the AdderLink POD Manager To access the AdderLink POD Manager 1 Use a computer that is directly or indirectly (i.e. -
Page 14: Using The Adderlink Pod Manager
Note: Status information about the inputs and outputs is also provided by the LED indicators located next to each connector on the transmitter unit. See AdderLink DV104T features There is an issue with the screen and details. its registration with the transmitter. -
Page 15: Receiver Configuration
Receiver configuration Within the AdderLink POD Manager you can access the configuration page for any receiver in either of two ways: • Click the Receiver Configuration button and then click the required Port number entry, or • In the System Overview, click the appropriate screen image. The configuration page will be displayed: The page includes the following: •... -
Page 16: Transmitter Configuration
The operating mode, and the related input switching mode, are fundamental to determining how the AdderLink DV104T links the HDMI inputs through to the remote • Click the Transmitter Configuration button, or screens. For explanations of each mode, please see the section Operating modes. - Page 17 To choose the screen configurations used to inform the HDMI sources To enable and disable all screens Before an HDMI source can provide video output it needs to be informed about the This option allows you to easily send all connected screens into standby mode and capabilities and requirements of the attached screens. The AdderLink POD Manager lets similarly bring them all back to full operation at the click of a button.
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Page 18: System Configuration
System configuration Within the AdderLink POD Manager click the System Configuration button to display To configure access details for the network port the System configuration page: Access the AdderLink POD Manager. 2 On the left side, click the System Configuration button. 3 Click the Network Settings button. The following page will be displayed: In this page you can: •... - Page 19 To manage authorized users and their passwords To check and upgrade firmware Access the AdderLink POD Manager. 1 Download the latest upgrade file from the Adder Technology website (www.adder.com): View the Technical Support > Updates section. 2 On the left side, click the System Configuration button.
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Page 20: Operation
Operation In operation, most AdderLink DV installations require no intervention once configured. The transmitter unit takes care of all connection control behind the scenes and AdderLink POD Manager provides suitable management tools for remote monitoring. MANAGING THE INSTALLATION The AdderLink POD Manager provides a clear and intuitive overview of the installation that allows you to take swift action if necessary. -
Page 21: Enabling And Disabling All Screens
Rescanning the System Overview Enabling and disabling all screens During power up, the transmitter will scan the network of connected receivers to This option allows you to easily send all connected screens into standby mode and determine their layout and harvest their EDID information. The details gleaned are also similarly bring them all back to full operation at the click of a button. -
Page 22: Further Information
• Online solutions and updates – www.adder.com/support • Appendix A - Network cables for use with digital extenders Check the Support section of the adder.com website for the latest solutions and • Appendix B - Management API specification firmware updates. -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Problem: While attempting a firmware upgrade, the web browser reports Problem: The transmitter is inaccessible because the username and/or that there is ‘no data’ or a similar message. password have been forgotten or the IP address is unknown. This error is caused by cached data error as a result of a previously failed upgrade at- Remedy: tempt. -
Page 24: Appendix A - Cables For Use With Digital Extenders
APPENDIX A - Cables for use with digital extenders Introduction Types of RJ45 connector The demands of extending high resolution DVI and HDMI digital video signals are For each type of cable there is also an associated RJ45 connector. It is important that the considerable and mean that it is not possible to use Cat5e cabling to achieve the correct type of connector is used for the type of cabling. - Page 25 We recommend the following two types of cable: Patch Cables Daetwyler 7702P flex This is stocked by Adder with the following part number VSCAT7-50. This is a 50m length of Daetwyler 7702P terminated with HRS TM31P RJ45 connectors. CU 7702 4P flex Flexible data cable S/FTP Cat.7 AWG26...
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Page 26: Appendix B - Management Api Specification
APPENDIX B - Management API specification Introduction API Operation The AdderLink DV104T is monitored and managed by a web interface. This provides Message Structure topology and status information and allows configuration of the transmitter unit plus the All operations of the API are performed using a URI contained in an HTTP request. The receiver units connected to it. - Page 27 Screen Enable/Disable Set to Default EDID Use the built in default EDID for the input. The emod1 parameter controls input 1, emod2 Disable all screens controls input 2. Disables all screens so they do not display a picture (most screens will go into standby mode).
- Page 28 Status Operation Get status Output type The operation to get the status fetches all the information about the topology and status The remaining 4 objects represent the 4 output ports and the ALDV100Rs and displays of the ALDV104T, its inputs, connections to ALV100R units, their status and that of the connected to them.
- Page 29 Output type (continued) Security Typical outputs are: The ALDV104T implementation has security on its web interface, using HTTP Digest {“ad”:”1”,”ln”:”hs”}, - not in use Authentication (RFC 2617). This is enabled by default and can be disabled via the web interface. {“ad”:”1”,”ln”:”hl”,”rx”:”ng”,”sw”:”1”,“flt”:”’}, If security is enabled, the API needs to provide an Authorization header in requests, - connected to input 1 - all good.
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Page 30: Warranty
• No user serviceable parts within power adapter - do not dismantle. Adder will replace or repair it free of charge. No liability can be accepted for damage due • Plug the power adapter into a socket outlet close to the module that it is powering. -
Page 31: Radio Frequency Energy
RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY A Category 5 (or better) twisted pair cable must be used to connect the units in order to maintain compliance with radio frequency energy emission regulations and ensure a suitably high level of immunity to electromagnetic disturbances. All other interface cables used with this equipment must be shielded in order to maintain compliance with radio frequency energy emission regulations and ensure a suitably high level of immunity to electromagnetic disturbances. - Page 32 Web: www.adder.com Contact: www.adder.com/contact-details Support: forum.adder.com © 2014 Adder Technology Limited All trademarks are acknowledged. www.ctxd.com Documentation by: Part No. MAN-ALDV104T-ADDER • Release 1.0c...
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Page 33: Index
Index API specification 25 EDID 16 Network Safety information 29 Auto Edit User 18 cable 23 Screened/Unshielded Twisted mode 3,15 Enable all Screens 16 connection 9 Pair 23 Error symbols 13 port 4 Shielded Twisted Pair 23 rescan 20 Single source 15 Bracket settings 17 Single source mode 3...
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