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Lightware HDMI-TPS-RX220AK User Manual

Lightware HDMI-TPS-RX220AK User Manual (118 pages)

HDBaseT Multimedia Extender

Brand: Lightware | Category: Extender | Size: 10.94 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

7
- Description
  8
- Compatible Devices
  8
- Box Contents
  8
- Features
  9
- Typical Application
  10
2 Product Overview

11
- Front View
  12
- Rear View
  12
- Status Leds and Button Functions
  13
- Device Status Leds
  13
- Crosspoint Status Leds and Input Select Button Functionality
  13
- Function Button
  14
- Port Status Leds
  14
- Ethernet Status Leds
  14
- Special Button Functions
  15
- Programable Function Button
  15
- Enable DHCP (Dynamic IP Address) Setting
  15
- Reset to Factory Default Settings
  15
- Entering Bootload Mode
  15
3 Installation

16
- Mounting Options
  17
- High Rack Shelf
  17
- Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
  17
- Electrical Connections
  17
- DC 12V Connection
  17
- HDMI Connector
  17
- Ethernet Connector (TPS and LAN Ports)
  18
- Analog Audio Output
  18
- IR Connector
  18
- USB-A Connector
  18
- Connector
  19
- USB-Mini Connector
  19
- Connecting Steps
  19
4 Device Concept

21
- Overview
  22
- TPS Interface
  22
- Video Interface
  22
- Port Diagram
  22
- The Autoselect Feature
  23
- Video Transmission - Example
  23
- Audio Interface
  23
- Port Diagram
  23
- Audio Transmission - Example
  23
- USB KVM Function
  24
- Port Diagram
  24
- USB KVM Extension - Example
  24
- Control Features
  24
- Serial Interface
  24
- Recognizer
  25
- IR Interface
  26
- Consuming Electronic Control (CEC) Interface
  27
- USB Control Interface
  27
- Ethernet Interface
  27
- Further Built-In Features
  27
- Automatically Launched Actions - the Event Manager
  27
- Receiver Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
  28
- Remote Firmware Upgrade of Connected Lightware Devices
  28
- Software Control Modes
  28
5 Software Control - Lightware Device Controller

29
- Install and Upgrade
  30
- Running the LDC
  30
- Establishing the Connection
  31
- Crosspoint Menu
  32
- Video Layer
  32
- Audio Layer
  32
- Port Tiles
  33
- Port Properties Windows
  33
- Video - TPS in 1
  33
- Video - HDMI in 2
  34
- Video - HDMI out 1 and 2
  34
- Audio - TPS in 1 and HDMI in 2
  35
- Audio - HDMI out 1 and 2
  35
- Audio - Analog Audio out
  35
- Autoselect Feature
  35
- CEC Controller
  36
- Diagnostic Tools
  37
- Frame Detector
  37
- Cablediagnostics
  37
- Nosyncscreen #Testpattern
  38
- EDID Menu
  39
- EDID Operations
  39
- EDID Summary Window
  40
- Editing an EDID
  40
- Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
  41
- Control Menu
  41
- Ethernet
  43
- Infra
  43
- Eventmanager
  45
- The Event Editor
  45
- Create or Modify an Event
  46
- Special Tools and Accessories
  46
- Clear One or more Event(S)
  47
- Export and Import Events
  47
- Event Creating - Example
  47
- Settings Menu
  48
- Status
  48
- Network
  48
- Front Panel
  49
- Backup
  49
- System
  49
- The Built-In Miniweb
  50
- Opening the Miniweb
  50
- Customization
  51
- Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
  52
- Cloning Steps in a Nutshell
  52
- Save the Settings of the Device (Backup)
  52
- Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
  52
- Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
  53
- Advanced View Window
  53
6 Lw2 Programmer's Reference

54
- Protocol Description
  55
- Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
  55
- General LW2 Commands
  56
- List of All Available LW2 Commands
  56
- Product Type Query
  56
- Control Protocol Query
  56
- Firmware Version Query
  56
- Connection Test
  56
- Serial Number Query
  56
- Device Label Query
  56
- Installed Board Query
  57
- Firmware Version Query for All Controllers
  57
- Compile Time Query
  57
- Health Status Query
  57
- Restarting of the Device
  57
- Recalling Factory Default Settings
  57
- Crosspoint and Port Settings
  58
- Input Switching to an Output
  58
- Input Switching to All Outputs
  58
- Mute Output
  58
- Unmute Output
  59
- Lock Output
  59
- Unlock Output
  59
- View Connection State on the Outputs
  59
- View Crosspoint Size
  60
- Autoselect Mode Query
  60
- Autoselect Mode Change
  60
- Autoselect - Input Priority Query
  61
- Autoselect - Input Priority Change
  61
- Network Configuration
  61
- IP Status Query
  61
- IP Address Query
  62
- IP Address Setting
  62
- Subnet Mask Query
  62
- Subnet Mask Setting
  62
- Gateway Address Query
  63
- Gateway Mask Setting
  63
- Apply Network Settings
  63
- Settings
  63
- Mode Setting
  63
- Local RS-232 Parameters Settings
  64
- Link RS-232 Parameters Settings
  64
- Local RS-232 Control Protocol Port Setting
  65
- Link RS-232 Control Protocol Port Setting
  65
- LW2 Protocol Commands - Quick Summary
  66
7 Lw3 Programmer's Reference

68
- Overview
  69
- Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
  69
- Protocol Rules
  69
- LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
  69
- General Rules
  69
- Command Types
  70
- Prefix Summary
  70
- Error Messages
  70
- Escaping
  70
- Signature
  71
- Subscription
  71
- Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
  71
- Legend for the Control Commands
  71
- System Commands
  72
- Query the Product Name
  72
- Set the Device Label
  72
- Query the Serial Number
  72
- Query the Firmware Version
  72
- Identify the Device
  72
- Dark Mode
  72
- Controllock
  73
- Restarting the Device
  73
- Restore the Factory Default Settings
  73
- Video Port Settings
  73
- Query the Status of Source Ports
  73
- Query the Status of Destination Port
  74
- Query the Video Crosspoint Setting
  74
- Switching Video Input to an Output
  75
- Switching Video Input to All Outputs
  75
- Disconnecting Video Output
  75
- Query the Video Autoselect Settings
  75
- Change the Autoselect Mode
  76
- Query the Input Port Priority
  76
- Changing the Input Port Priority
  76
- Mute Input
  76
- Unmute Input
  76
- Lock Input
  77
- Unlock Input
  77
- Mute Output
  77
- Unmute Output
  77
- Lock Output
  77
- Unlock Output
  77
- HDCP Setting (Input Port)
  77
- HDCP Setting (Output Port)
  78
- Test Pattern Generator Mode
  78
- Test Pattern Generator Clock Source
  78
- Test Pattern Setting
  78
- HDMI Mode Settings (Output Port)
  79
- Query the Recent TPS Mode
  79
- TPS Mode Settings
  79
- Audio Port Settings
  79
- Query the Status of Source Ports
  79
- Query the Status of Destination Port
  80
- Query the Audio Crosspoint Setting
  80
- Switching Audio Input to an Output
  81
- Switching Audio Input to All Outputs
  81
- Query the Audio Autoselect Settings
  81
- Change the Autoselect Mode
  82
- Query the Input Port Priority
  82
- Changing the Input Port Priority
  82
- Mute Input
  82
- Unmute Input
  82
- Lock Input
  83
- Unlock Input
  83
- Mute Output
  83
- Unmute Output
  83
- Lock Output
  83
- Unlock Output
  83
- Analog Audio Output Settings
  83
- Volume Setting (Db)
  83
- Volume Setting (Db) in Steps
  84
- Volume Setting (Percent)
  84
- Volume Setting (Percent) in Steps
  84
- Balance Setting
  84
- Balance Setting in Steps
  84
- Network Configuration
  85
- Query the DHCP State
  85
- Change the DHCP State
  85
- Query the IP Address
  85
- Change the IP Address (Static)
  85
- Query the Subnet Mask
  85
- Change the Subnet Mask (Static)
  85
- Query the Gateway Address
  85
- Change the Gateway Address (Static)
  86
- Query the MAC Address
  86
- Apply Network Settings
  86
- Port Configuration
  86
- Protocol Setting
  86
- Operation Mode
  86
- BAUD Rate Setting
  87
- Databits Setting
  87
- Stopbits Setting
  87
- Parity Setting
  87
- Query the Command Injection Mode
  88
- Change the Command Injection Mode
  88
- Recognizer
  88
- Enable the Recognizer
  88
- Set the Delimiter Hex
  88
- Set the Timeout
  89
- Query the Last Recognized Serial Message in String Format
  89
- Query the Last Recognized Serial Message in Hex Format
  89
- Clear the Stored Last Recognized Serial Message
  89
- Query the Last Recognized Serial Message in String Format
  90
- Query the Last Recognized Serial Message in Hex Format
  90
- Set the Active Timeout
  90
- Infrared Port Configuration
  90
- Enable Command Injection Mode
  90
- Change Command Injection Port Number
  91
- Enable/Disable Output Signal Modulation
  91
- Sending Message Via the Communication Ports
  91
- Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-Format) Via TCP Port
  91
- Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-Format) Via TCP Port
  91
- Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-Format) Via TCP Port
  92
- Sending UDP Message (ASCII-Format) Via TCP Port
  92
- Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-Format) Via TCP Port
  92
- Sending a UDP Binary Message (HEX-Format) Via TCP Port
  92
- Sending a Message (ASCII-Format) Via Serial Port
  92
- Sending a Text (ASCII-Format) Via Serial Port
  93
- Sending a Binary Message (HEX-Format) Via Serial Port
  93
- Using Hexadecimal Codes
  93
- Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Little-Endian Format Via IR Port
  93
- Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Big-Endian Format Via IR Port
  94
- Sending CEC Commands
  94
- Sending an OSD String
  94
- Sending a CEC Command in Text Format
  95
- Sending a CEC Command in Hexadecimal Format
  95
- EDID Management
  95
- Query the Emulated Edids
  95
- Query the Validity of a Dynamic EDID
  95
- Query the Preferred Resolution of an User EDID
  96
- Emulating an EDID to an Input Port
  96
- Emulating an EDID to All Input Ports
  96
- Copy an EDID to User Memory
  96
- Deleting an EDID from User Memory
  96
- Resetting the Emulated Edids
  96
- LW3 Protocol Commands - Quick Summary
  97
- Troubleshooting
  101
- Use Case Studies
  102
- How to Speed up the Troubleshooting Process
  103
8 Troubleshooting

104
9 Technologies

104
- EDID Management
  105
- Understanding the EDID
  105
- Advanced EDID Management
  105
- HDCP Management
  106
- Protected and Unprotected Content
  106
- Disable Unnecessary Encryption
  106
- HDCP V2.2
  107
- Pixel Accurate Reclocking
  108
10 Appendix

109
- Specification
  110
- Input/Output Port Numbering
  112
- Content of Backup File
  112
- Factory Default Settings
  113
- Maximum Extension Distances
  113
- Cable Wiring Guide
  113
- Factory EDID List
  114
- Mechanical Drawings
  115
- Hashtag Keyword List
  116
- Further Information
  118

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