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Summary of Contents for atBox Technology InternetVue DT11‐KIT
- Page 1 InternetVue™ HD Multimedia Extender DT11‐KIT DT11‐RX DT11‐TX DT70‐TX User Manual v1.0 ...
- Page 2 Introductio on Thank you for purchasing g the DT11 Mu ultimedia Exten nder. With the e DT11, you can n send high‐de efinition audio and video from m one or more sources to one e or more displ lays over an Et thernet netwo rk. Furthermo ore, the DT11 c can also relay I IR remote cont trol signals, as well as PS/2 ke eyboard and m mouse inputs fr rom a remote display locatio on to a source PC or consumer e electronics dev vice. IN OR RDER TO O PREVE ENT DAM MAGE, R EAD THI IS MANU UAL IN IT TS ...
- Page 3 STATU US LED Rem mote On/Off s witch POWER LED DC inp put jack t. IR jack DV I‐I video input Reset button n 7x 10/ /100 Ethernet ports U USB to PC DVI/VGA Audio po rts VGA pa ass‐through DT70‐TX Seve n‐port Transm itter CA – PC Adapte er) Port / Con nector Purpose ...
- Page 4 IR receiver w window Exte rnal IR jack POWER LED D SOU URCE button STATUS LED C input jack PS/2 keybo oard and mous se ports Audio port s RJ45 ne etwork jack DVI‐I vid deo output Reset button DT11‐RX One‐port Rece eiver ( (TVA – TV Adap pter) Port / Con nector Purpose DC input Ja ack 5V DC powe er input ...
- Page 5 Features and Specifications Very low latency Audio / SD and HD Video transmission over Ethernet networks Send video from multiple sources to multiple destinations over the same Ethernet network Adjustable bandwidth Receivers can select which source transmitter to display using pushbutton and OSD Standard 38 kHz IR remote control repeater from receiver back to transmitter Accepts VGA and DVI‐D input signals, including HDMI (NOTE: HDCP and digital audio are not supported, and requires DVI‐HDMI adapter, not included) Accepts stereo audio input Works with any computer operating system Remote On/Off switch at transmitter disables peripherals connected to receiver Relays mic input from receiver back to transmitter Transmitter accepts video resolutions from 640 x 480 to 1920 x 1080, from 60Hz to 70Hz refresh Built‐in scaler scales output video to display’s capability regardless of input video resolution Receiver output resolutions and frame rates are as follows: 640 x 480 70 fps 1360 x 768 30 fps 720 x 480 60 fps 1400 x 1050 30 fps 720 x 576 50 fps 1440 x 900 30 fps 800 x 600 ...
- Page 6 Configurat tion and Setup p 1. You w will need to set fixed IP addres sses for each o of your DT11 de evices. This is necessary for proper operat tion, and so o that the DT11 1 units will not t interfere with h any other dev vices on your n network. How ever, you can s skip setting g the IP addres sses on the uni its, and go to S Step 2, only if: The TX and RX units a are connected only by an Eth hernet cable, w with no router o or switch in betwee en (one‐to‐one e operation): DT11‐TX T11‐RX ...
- Page 7 1.1. F First, you will n need to connec ct a computer using an Ether net cable to ea ach DT11 (TX a and RX) unit in order to access its co onfiguration we eb page. In yo ur computer’s network adap pter settings, g ive it a fixed IP P address of 192 .168.168.100, subnet mask 2 255.255.255.0. n Windows XP, this can be do one using the fo ollowing proce edure: .1.1. Go to CON NTROL PANEL > NETWORK C ONNECTIONS > right‐click LO OCAL AREA CON NNECTIONS, th hen click on ST TATUS. Click o on the PROPER RTIES button, sc croll‐down, an d double‐click ...
- Page 8 1.4. N Next, connect t the unit to you ur computer us sing any standa ard Ethernet ca able. Once the e cable is connected, the e STATUS LED t turns green. 1.5. O Open a browse er, and enter th he following “S Setup IP addres ss”, depending g if the unit you u are configuri ng is a transmitter o or a receiver: .5.1. Transmitt ter (PCA) 192.168. .168.21 .5.2. Receiver ( (TVA) 192.168. .168.22 1.6.
- Page 9 Now, you can enter an IP address for this unit, and also a friendly device name. Some rules‐of‐thumb: Because the DT11 / DT70 units will not be interacting with any other devices on your network, the IP address should be on a subnet which is currently not used by any device on your network. For example, if your router and DHCP server use the 192.168.1.x subnet, you set all your DT11 / DT70 devices to another subnet, such as its current factory subnet 192.168.168.x. However, be sure that every DT11 / DT70 unit has a unique address. For the Device Name, use a descriptive name which can easily be identified by the user. See example below. Permitted IP Address Ranges: 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.254.254 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.254.254 10.0.0.0 to 10.254.254.254 When done, click on SAVE, then EXIT. The unit will restart. 1.7. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from your computer and the unit. The DT11 / DT70 unit is now configured with the IP address 192.168.168.200, and Device Name “Lobby TV”. 1.8. Repeat steps 1.2 to 1.7 for all DT11 / DT70 units in your setup, making sure each unit has a different IP address, but MUST HAVE the same first three octets (ie. 192.168.168.x). Here is an example: Unit Type Device Name IP Address DT11‐RX Lobby TV 192.168.168.200 DT11‐RX Upstairs TV 192.168.168.201 DT11‐TX DVD‐Player‐1 ...
- Page 10 2. Now t hat all your DT T11 / DT70 dev vices are config gured properly y, you can begi n connecting a all the hardwar re and periph herals together r. 2.1. R Receiver: Connect you ur display to th he receiver’s DV VI‐I port. You may need a DV VI‐VGA adapte er, or DVI‐HDMI adap pter. Next, plu ug in the speak kers or audio am mplifier to the Audio Out jac k of the receiv ver. If you are using a a keyboard and d/or mouse, yo ou can plug tho ose into the rec ceiver as well. If you are usin ng the R repeater fun nction, you can n either just use e the built‐in IR...
- Page 11 2.2. T Transmitter: The included d cable is used to convenient tly connect a P PC to the transm mitter Connect t your computer or so ource device to o the transmitt ter’s DVI‐I port t. You may nee ed a DVI‐VGA o or DVI‐HDMI adapter. If the signal coming g from the sour rce is DVI or HD DMI, be sure to o set the DVI/V VGA switch to DVI. f the signal is V VGA, set the sw witch to VGA. Next, plug one e end of the au udio cable into the Audio In ja ack on the transmitter r, and the othe er end into you ur computer or r source device e’s Line Out or Speaker Out ja ack. ...
- Page 12 At this point, yo ou can also plu ug in a local VG GA monitor to t the transmitte er. But note th at the local VG GA monitor will on nly work if the input signal is also VGA. DT11‐TX Lastly, power u up the unit by p plugging in it’s power adapte er. The POWER R LED should b be RED, and the e STATUS LED sh ould be GREEN N. ...
- Page 13 2.5. I IMPORTANT: W WHEN USING M MULTIPLE TRA ANSMITTERS O ON THE SAME N NETWORK Transmitters ca an consume up p to 99% of ava ailable bandwi dth on a 100M Mb/s Ethernet l link when runn ning at 1080p. Therefo ore, the ideal m method of con nnecting multip ple transmitter rs to multiple r receivers is to h have all transmitters s connected to o a single switc h using a direc ct connection, w without any ad dditional 100M Mb/s switches in bet tween. This en nsures that eac ch transmitter has a full 100M Mb/s link to th e switch: ...
- Page 14 OSD Funct tions SOUR RCE button The DT11‐ RX includes an n On‐Screen Dis splay (OSD) me enu which is en nabled by pressing th he SOURCE but tton on the fro ont panel. The OSD menu pro ovides the user with v various setting s and the abilit ty to select wh hich source vid eo stream to display. Press the SO OURCE button n to cycle throu ugh the variou us options. To select an n item, leave t the desired ite m highlighted for three seco onds. 1. DT11‐ ‐RX (TVA) Setu p via OSD ...
- Page 15 2. Run‐time OSD When the DT11‐RX is streaming video from a source transmitter, the OSD options are different than in #1 above. Again, pressing the SOURCE button brings up the OSD: > DVD‐1 (00:00:20) connected > APPLE‐3 (00:00:26) > REFRESH > VGA SYNC > PCA SETTING > TVA OFF > EXIT In the Run‐Time OSD, the list of available transmitters is listed first. In the example here, two transmitters are shown, “DVD‐1” and “APPLE‐3”. The numbers in the parentheses are its MAC addresses. The “connected” status indicates that this DT11‐RX unit is currently showing the AV stream from the transmitter “DVD‐1”. To select another transmitter’s content to display, simply press the SOURCE button again until it is highlighted, wait three seconds, and its stream will be shown instead. VGA SYNC (appears only if input at transmitter is VGA) re‐synchronizes VGA signal REFRESH will search the network again for any enabled DT11‐TX (PCA) units PCA SETTING brings up the options for the currently selected transmitter. Select this option to go to the next menu below TVA OFF disables the DT11‐RX from displaying any video or audio EXIT turns off the OSD > MULTI/ONE TVA > BANDWIDTH SETTING > INFORMATION > EXIT MULTI/ONE TVA brings up the MULTI/ONE menu below BANDWIDTH SETTING brings up the BANDWIDTH menu below ...
- Page 16 > LOW > MID > HIGH > EXIT LOW, M MID and HIGH a are various ban ndwidth setting gs which can b be selected to s save network k bandwidth. T These settings are effective o only when the content being g displaye ed is 1280x720 0 or higher EXIT tur rns off the OSD D PCA PROTOC COL VERSION N 0.91 SUPPOR RT MULTI TV VA BANDIW WDTH High DVI IN N 1024*768 TVA – Ma aster ...
- Page 17 Simply plu g in the PS/2 d devices into the eir respective p ports on the tr ransmitter, the en power up th he receiver. On n the transmitte r side, use the included USB cable to conne ect the transm mitter’s USB por rt to an unused d USB port on the computer. Your comput er may promp t you that it ha as detected ne ew hardware, s so just follow t he prompts to complete t the installation n process. DT11‐TX USB One impor rtant note whe en using multip ple receivers pe er transmitter:...
- Page 18 For technical support, please visit www.addlogix.com/wbs ©2009 atBox Technology Inc. No part of this User Guide can be copied, reproduced, transmitted, or otherwise used without the prior written consent of atBox Technology Inc. ...
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