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Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual (183 pages)

HDBaseT Multimedia Extender

Brand: Lightware | Category: Extender | Size: 17.02 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction
8
Description
9
Box Contents and Optional Accessories
10
Features
11
List of Features (in Alphabetical Order)
11
Feature Availability
12
Model Comparison
13
Typical Application
14
Product Overview
15
Front View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
16
Rear View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
17
Rear View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
18
Front View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
18
Front View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
19
Rear View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
20
Front Panel Leds
20
Rear Panel Leds
21
Front Panel Buttons
22
Video Select Button
22
Audio Select Button
22
Programmable Show Me Button
22
Reseting the Device
23
Entering Firmware Update Mode
23
Controllock
23
Reset to Factory Default Settings
23
Programmable Show Me Button
23
Special Functions
23
Enable DHCP (Dynamic) IP Address
23
Installation
24
Mounting Options - Standalone Transmitters
25
High Rack Shelf
25
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
25
Mounting Options - Floor Plates
26
MKM Mounting Option
26
MKS Mounting Option
28
GES Mounting Option
29
Mounting Options - Wall Plates
32
HDMI Connector
33
DVI-I Connector
33
Displayport Connector
33
Locking 12V DC Connection
33
VGA Connector
33
DC Connection
33
Electrical Connections
33
Analog Stereo Audio (Jack)
34
Analog Stereo Audio (Phoenix)
34
Ethernet Connector (TPS and LAN Ports)
34
Connector
35
IR Connector
35
IR Detector
35
GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
35
USB Port
35
UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
36
FP/WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
36
Connecting Steps
36
Powering Options
37
Device Concept
38
TPS Extender Concept
39
TPS Interface
39
Port Diagrams
40
Standalone Extenders
40
Wall Plate / Floor Plate Extenders
40
Video Interface
41
Video Input Modes
41
Input Source Selection Modes
41
The Autoselect Feature
41
Audio Options - Example
42
Audio Interface
42
Audio Input Modes
42
Serial Interface
43
Technical Background
43
Signal Transmission - Example
43
Recognizer
44
Ethernet Interface
44
Device Control over Ethernet
44
Wake-On-Lan
44
Tcprecognizer
45
Basic IT Security
45
Batch Commands
45
Technical Background
46
IR Interface
46
Advanced IR Functionality
47
GPIO Interface
47
Description
47
GPIO Options - Example
47
The Event Manager Feature
47
USB Interface (KVM Function)
48
Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) Feature
49
Further Built-In Features
49
Transmitter Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
49
Software Control Modes
49
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
50
Install and Update
51
Running the LDC
51
Connecting to a Device (Device Discovery Window)
52
Ethernet Tab
52
Serial Tab
53
USB Tab
53
Further Tools
53
Crosspoint Menu
54
Port Properties Windows
55
Analog Video Inputs
55
Digital Video Inputs
56
TPS Video Output
56
Analog Audio Inputs
57
Digital Audio Inputs
58
TPS Audio Output
58
The CEC Tool
59
Cable Diagnostics
60
Diagnostic Tools
60
Test Pattern
61
Frame Detector
62
EDID Menu
62
EDID Operations
63
EDID Summary Window
63
Editing an EDID
64
Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
64
Control Menu
65
Tab
65
Message Recognizer
65
GPIO Tab
66
Ethernet
67
Infra Tab
69
Macros
71
Variables
72
Event Manager
74
The Event Editor
74
Create or Modify an Event
75
Special Tools and Accessories
76
Clear One or more Event(S)
77
Export and Import Events
77
Event Creating - Example
77
Settings Menu
78
Status
78
Network
79
Front Panel
79
System
80
Backup
80
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
81
Steps in a Nutshell
81
Save the Settings of a Device (Backup)
81
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
82
Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
82
The Built-In Miniweb
83
Opening the Miniweb
83
Miniweb Customization
84
Advanced View Window
85
Lw2 Programmer's Reference
86
LW2 Protocol Description
87
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
87
Compile Time
88
List of All Available LW2 Commands
88
View Firmware Version of the CPU
88
Connection Test
88
General LW2 Commands
88
Query Control Protocol
88
Device Label Query
88
View Product Type
88
View Serial Number
89
View Installed Board
89
View Firmware for All Controllers
89
Query Health Status
89
Restart the Device
89
Restore Factory Default Settings
89
Unmute Output
90
Lock Output
90
AV Port Settings
90
Mute Output
90
Switch an Input to the Outputs
90
Unlock Output
91
View Connection State on the Output
91
View Crosspoint Size
91
Change the Video Autoselect Mode
91
Change the Audio Autoselect Mode
92
Change the Video Input Priorities
92
Change the Audio Input Priorities
92
Set the Subnet Mask
93
Set the Gateway Address
93
Apply Network Settings
93
Set the IP Address
93
Query the Current IP Status
93
Network Configuration
93
Enable/Disable the Ethernet Port
94
Settings
94
Mode Setting
94
Parameters Settings
94
Control Protocol Port Setting
95
Serial Port Format Setting (Link Port)
95
Serial Port Protocol Setting (Link Port)
95
GPIO Port Configuration
95
Setting the Level and Direction for each Pins
95
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
96
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
98
LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
99
General Rules
99
Overview
99
Protocol Rules
99
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
99
Legend for the Control Commands
100
Command Types
100
Prefix Summary
100
Error Messages
100
Escaping
101
Signature
101
Subscription
101
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
101
Query the Firmware Version
102
Restore the Factory Default Settings
102
Resetting the Device
102
Query the Product Name
102
Query the Serial Number
102
Set the Device Label
102
System Commands
102
Lock the Front Panel Buttons
103
Disable the Default Function of the Front Panel Buttons
103
Darkmode
103
Dark Mode Delay
103
Enable the Cleartext Login Function
104
Logout from the Device
104
Cleartext Login Protection
104
Login the Device
104
Setting the Login Password
104
Running a Macro
104
Query the Status of Source Ports
105
Video Port Settings
105
Query the Status of Destination Port
106
Query the Video Crosspoint Setting
106
Disconnect Video Input
106
Switching Video Input
106
Querying the Connected Input Port Number
106
Query the Input Port Priority
107
Change the Input Port Priority
107
Change the Autoselect Mode
107
Query the Video Autoselect Settings
107
Unmute an Input Port
108
Lock an Input Port
108
Unlock an Input Port
108
Mute Output
108
Unmute Output
108
Lock Output
108
Unlock Output
108
Mute an Input Port
108
HDCP Setting (Input Port)
109
Test Pattern Generator Mode
109
Test Pattern Color
109
Test Pattern Resolution
109
TPS Mode Settings
110
Color Space Setting (Output Port)
110
HDMI Mode Settings (Output Port)
110
HDCP Setting (Output Port)
110
Audio Port Settings
111
Query the Status of Source Ports
111
Query the Status of Destination Port
112
Query the Audio Crosspoint Setting
112

Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual (124 pages)

Brand: Lightware | Category: Transmitter | Size: 33.48 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction
7
Description
7
Compatible Devices
7
Model Denomination
7
Box Contents
8
UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
8
WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
8
FP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
8
Features
9
Model Comparison
10
Typical Application
11
Installation
12
Mounting Options - Standalone Transmitters
12
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
12
High Rack Shelf
12
Mounting Options - Floor Plates
13
MKM Mounting Option
13
MKS Mounting Option
15
GES Mounting Option
16
Mounting Options - Wall Plates
20
Connecting Steps
21
FP/WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
21
UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
21
Powering Options
22
Product Overview
23
Front View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
23
Rear View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
24
Front View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
24
Rear View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
25
Front View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
25
Rear View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
26
Electrical Connections
26
Locking 12V DC Connection
26
DC Connection
26
VGA Connector
26
HDMI Connector
26
Displayport Connector
26
DVI-I Connector
26
Analog Stereo Audio (Jack)
27
Analog Stereo Audio (Phoenix)
27
Ethernet Connector (TPS and LAN Ports)
27
Connector
27
IR Connector
27
IR Detector
27
GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
28
TPS Extender Concept
28
TPS Interface
29
Port Diagrams
29
Standalone Extenders
29
Wall Plate / Floor Plate Extenders
30
Video Interface
30
Video Input Modes
30
Input Source Selection Modes
30
The Autoselect Feature
30
Audio Interface
31
Audio Input Modes
31
Audio Options - Example
32
Serial Interface
32
Technical Background
32
Signal Transmission - Example
33
Recognizer
33
RS-232 Signal Transmission – Example
33
IR Interface
34
Technical Background
34
IR Signal Transmission - Example 1
34
IR Signal Transmission - Example 2
34
Advanced IR Functionality
35
GPIO Interface
35
Description
35
GPIO Options - Example
35
Ethernet Control Interface
35
Consuming Electronic Control (CEC) Interface
35
Further Built-In Features
36
Automatically Launched Actions - the Event Manager
36
Transmitter Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
36
Remote Firmware Upgrade of Connected Lightware Devices
36
Operation
37
Front Panel Leds
37
Video Input Leds
37
Audio Input Leds
37
Autoselect LED
37
Hdcp Led
37
Tps Link Led
38
Firmware Version Indication
38
Rear Panel Leds
38
Live Led
38
Led
38
Srvc Led
38
Link Led
38
Front Panel Buttons
39
Video Select Button
39
Audio Select Button
39
Port Legend
39
Programmable Show Me Button
39
Special Functions
39
Enable DHCP (Dynamic) IP Address
39
Reset to Factory Default Settings
40
Reseting the Device
40
Control Lock
40
Entering Firmware Upgrade Mode
40
Software Control Modes
40
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
41
Install and Upgrade
41
Running the LDC
41
Connecting to a Device (Device Discovery Window)
42
Crosspoint Menu
43
Port Properties Windows
44
Analog Video Inputs
44
Digital Video Inputs
44
CEC Command Sending
45
TPS Video Output
46
Analog Audio Inputs
46
Digital Audio Inputs
47
TPS Audio Output
47
Diagnostic Tools
47
Cable Diagnostics
47
Test Pattern
48
Frame Detector
49
EDID Menu
49
EDID Operations
50
EDID Summary Window
50
Editing an EDID
51
Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
51
Control Menu
52
Tab
52
Message Recognizer
52
GPIO Tab
53
Ethernet
54
Infra Tab
54
Event Manager
57
The Event Editor
57
Create or Modify an Event
58
Special Tools and Accessories
58
Clear One or more Event(S)
59
Export and Import Events
59
Event Creating - Example
59
Settings Menu
60
Status
60
Network
60
Backup
60
Front Panel
61
System
61
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
62
Steps in a Nutshell
62
Save the Settings of a Device (Backup)
62
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
62
Advanced View Window
63
Lw2 Programmer's Reference
64
LW2 Protocol Description
64
General LW2 Commands
64
View Product Type
64
Query Control Protocol
64
View Firmware Version of the CPU
65
Connection Test
65
View Serial Number
65
Compile Time
65
View Installed Board
65
View Firmware for All Controllers
65
Restart the Device
65
Query Health Status
65
Restore Factory Default Settings
65
AV Port Settings
66
Switch an Input to the Output
66
Mute Output
66
Unmute Output
66
Lock Output
66
Unlock Output
66
View Connection State on the Output
67
View Crosspoint Size
67
Change Video Autoselect Mode
67
Change Audio Autoselect Mode
67
Change the Video Input Priorities
68
Change Audio Input Priority
68
Network Configuration
68
Query the Current IP Status
68
Set the IP Address
68
Set the Subnet Mask
68
Set the Gateway Address
69
Apply Network Settings
69
GPIO Configuration
69
Set Level and Direction for each Pins
69
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
70
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
71
Overview
71
Protocol Rules
71
LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
71
General Rules
71
Command Types
72
Prefix Summary
72
Error Messages
72
Escaping
72
Signature
73
Subscription
73
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
73
Legend for the Control Commands
73
System Commands
74
Query the Product Name
74
Set the Device Label
74
Query the Serial Number
74
Query the Firmware Version
74
Resetting the Device
74
Restore the Factory Default Settings
74
Lock the Front Panel Buttons
75
Disable the Default Function of the Front Panel Buttons
75
Dark Mode
75

Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual (103 pages)

HDBaseT Multimedia Extender

Brand: Lightware | Category: Extender | Size: 36.73 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction
7
Description
7
Compatible Devices
7
Model Denomination
7
Box Contents
8
Features
8
Model Comparison
9
Typical Application
10
Installation
11
Mounting Options - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
11
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
11
High Rack Shelf
11
Mounting Options - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
12
Mounting Options - FP-UMX-TPS-TX130-MKM
12
Connecting Steps
13
WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
13
UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
13
Powering Options
14
Product Overview
15
Front View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
15
Rear View - UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
16
Front View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
16
Rear View - WP-UMX-TPS-TX100 Series
17
Front View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX130-MKM
17
Rear View - FP-UMX-TPS-TX130-MKM
17
Electrical Connections
18
Locking 12V DC Connection
18
DC Connection
18
VGA Connector
18
HDMI Connector
18
Displayport Connector
18
DVI-I Connector
18
Analog Stereo Audio (Jack)
18
Analog Stereo Audio (Phoenix)
18
Ethernet Connector (TPS and LAN Ports)
19
Connector
19
IR Connector
19
IR Detector
19
GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
19
TPS Extender Concept
20
TPS Interface
20
Port Diagram
21
Video Interface
22
Video Input Modes
22
Input Source Selection Modes
22
The Autoselect Feature
22
Audio Interface
23
Audio Input Modes
23
Audio Options - Example
23
Control Features
24
Serial Interface
24
IR Interface
25
Ethernet Control Interface
25
GPIO Interface
26
Further Built-In Features
26
Automatically Launched Actions - the Event Manager
26
Transmitter Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
26
Remote Firmware Upgrade of Connected Lightware Devices
26
Operation
27
Front Panel Leds
27
Video Input Leds
27
Audio Input Leds
27
Autoselect LED
27
Hdcp Led
27
Tps Link Led
28
Firmware Version Indication
28
Rear Panel Leds
28
Live Led
28
Led
28
Srvc Led
28
Link Led
28
Front Panel Buttons
29
Video Select Button
29
Audio Select Button
29
Port Legend
29
Programmable Show Me Button
29
Special Functions
29
Enable DHCP (Dynamic) IP Address
29
Reset to Factory Default Settings
30
Reseting the Device
30
Control Lock
30
Entering Firmware Upgrade Mode
30
Software Control Modes
30
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
31
Install and Upgrade
31
Running the LDC
31
Connecting to a Device (Device Discovery Window)
32
Crosspoint Menu
33
Port Properties Windows
34
Analog Video Inputs
34
Digital Video Inputs
34
Analog Audio Inputs
35
Digital Audio Inputs
35
TPS Video Output
35
TPS Audio Output
36
Diagnostic Tools
37
Cable Diagnostics
37
Frame Detector
38
Test Pattern
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
Gpio
42
Ethernet
42
Infra
43
Event Manager
44
The Event Editor
45
Create or Modify an Event
45
Special Tools and Accessories
46
Clear One or more Event(S)
46
Export and Import Events
46
Event Creating - Example
46
Settings Menu
47
Status
47
Network
48
Backup
48
Front Panel
48
System
49
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
49
Steps in a Nutshell
49
Save the Settings of a Device (Backup)
50
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
50
Advanced View Window
50
Lw2 Programmer's Reference
51
LW2 Protocol Description
51
General LW2 Commands
51
View Product Type
51
Query Control Protocol
51
View Firmware Version of the CPU
52
Connection Test
52
View Serial Number
52
Compile Time
52
View Installed Board
52
View Firmware for All Controllers
52
Restart the Device
52
Query Health Status
52
Restore Factory Default Settings
52
A/V Port Settings
53
Switch an Input to the Output
53
Mute Output
53
Unmute Output
53
Lock Output
53
Unlock Output
53
View Connection State on the Output
54
View Crosspoint Size
54
Change Video Autoselect Mode
54
Change Audio Autoselect Mode
54
Change the Video Input Priorities
55
Change Audio Input Priority
55
Network Configuration
55
Query the Current IP Status
55
Set the IP Address
55
Set the Subnet Mask
55
Set the Gateway Address
56
Apply Network Settings
56
GPIO Configuration
56
Set Level and Direction for each Pins
56
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
57
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
58
Overview
58
Protocol Rules
58
LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
58
General Rules
58
Command Types
59
Prefix Summary
59
Error Messages
59
Escaping
59
Signature
60
Subscription
60
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
60
Legend for the Control Commands
60
System Commands
61
Query the Product Name
61
Set the Device Label
61
Query the Serial Number
61

Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual (127 pages)

UMX-TPS series; WP-UMX-TPS series

Brand: Lightware | Category: Transmitter | Size: 14.49 MB

Safety Instructions
3
Declaration of Conformity
4
Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

10
- Box Contents (UMX-TPS Transmitters)
  10
- Box Contents (WP-UMX-TPS Transmitters)
  10
- Description
  11
- Model Comparison
  11
- Compatible Devices
  11
- Features
  12
- Typical Applications
  13
2 Controls and Connections

14
- Front View
  14
- Front View Legend
  16
- Rear View
  17
- Rear View Legend
  18
- Electrical Connections
  19
  - DVI Input
    19
  - HDMI Input
    19
  - Displayport Input
    20
  - VGA Input
    20
  - DC +12V Connection (UMX-TPS Transmitters)
    21
  - DC +48 V Connection (WP-UMX-TPS Transmitters)
    21
  - TPS Output Connector
    21
  - Ethernet Port
    22
  - Connector
    22
  - IR Connector (UMX-TPS Transmitters)
    22
  - Audio Input (Audio1)
    23
  - Audio2 Input (UMX-TPS-TX140)
    23
  - GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports (UMX-TPS Transmitters)
    23
3 Technologies

24
- Understanding Edid
  24
  - Basics
    24
  - Common Problems Related to EDID
    24
- Advanced Edid Management
  25
- Hdcp Management
  25
  - Protected and Unprotected Content
    25
  - Real Life Examples
    26
4 Installation

27
5 Front Panel Operations

30
- Front Panel Leds
  30
- Rear Panel Leds (UMX-TPS)
  31
- Input Port Selection
  32
- Ir Interface
  37
- General Purpose Input/Output Ports (UMX-TPS-TX130 and TX140)
  37
- Special Functions
  38
  - Control Lock
    38
  - Reset to Factory Default Settings
    38
  - Enable DHCP IP Address
    38
  - Entering Bootload Mode
    38
- Interface
  39
  - Control Mode
    39
  - Rs-232 Interface
    39
  - Pass-Through Mode
    40
  - Command Injection Mode
    40
6 Software Control - Using Lightware Device Controller (Ldc)

41
- Steps of the Installation in Case of Windows os
  41
- Steps of the Installation in Case of Mac os X
  43
- Ldc Upgrade
  43
- Establishing the Connection
  44
- Crosspoint Menu
  45
- Port Properties and Settings
  46
- Edid Menu
  51
  - Sources and Destinations
    52
  - Changing Emulated EDID
    52
  - Learning an EDID
    52
  - Exporting an EDID
    52
  - Importing an EDID
    52
  - Deleting EDID(S)
    53
  - EDID Summary Window
    53
  - Editing an EDID
    53
- Control Menu
  54
  - Tab
    54
  - GPIO Tab (Only on UMX-TPS-TX140)
    55
  - Ethernet Tab
    55
- Event Manager
  55
  - The Event Area
    56
  - Wizard Mode
    57
  - Advanced Mode
    60
  - Save, Load or Clear an Event
    61
- Settings Menu
  62
  - Status Tab
    62
  - Network Tab
    62
  - Backup Tab
    63
  - Function Buttons
    63
- Advanced View
  64
7 Lw2 Programmer's Reference

65
- Lw2 Protocol Description
  65
- General Lw2 Commands
  65
  - View Product Type
    65
  - Query Control Protocol
    65
  - View Firmware Version of the CPU
    66
  - Connection Test
    66
  - View Serial Number
    66
  - Compile Time
    66
  - View Installed Board(S)
    66
  - View Firmware for All Controllers
    66
  - Restart Matrix Router
    67
  - Query Health Status
    67
  - Restore Factory Default Settings
    67
- Port and Crosspoint Settings
  67
  - Switch One Input to One Output
    67
  - Mute Specified Output
    68
  - Unmute Specified Output
    68
  - Lock the Output
    68
  - Unlock the Output
    68
  - View Connection State on the Output
    69
  - View Crosspoint Size
    69
  - Query Video Autoselect Mode
    69
  - Change Video Autoselect Mode
    70
  - Query Audio Autoselect Mode
    70
  - Change Audio Autoselect Mode
    70
  - Query Video Input Priorities
    70
  - Change Video Input Priorities
    71
  - Query Audio Input Priorities
    71
  - Change Audio Input Priorities
    71
  - Batch Switch Outputs
    72
- Port Configuration
  72
  - Query the RS-232 Mode
    72
  - Change RS-232 Mode
    72
  - Query the RS-232 Port Settings
    73
  - Change RS-232 Port Settings
    73
  - Query the RS-232 Protocol
    74
  - Change RS-232 Protocol
    74
- Network Configuration
  74
  - Query the Current IP Status
    74
  - Query the IP Address
    75
  - Set the IP Address
    75
  - Query the Subnet Mask
    75
  - Set the Subnet Mask
    75
  - Query the Gateway Address
    76
  - Set the Gateway Address
    76
  - Query the TCP/IP Port
    76
  - Set the TCP/IP Port
    76
  - Query the Status of Ethernet Ports
    77
  - Set the Status of Ethernet Ports
    77
- Gpio Settings
  77
  - Query the State of a GPIO Pin
    77
  - Set the State of a GPIO Pin
    77
- Lw2 Commands - Quick Summary
  78

Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual (92 pages)

Brand: Lightware | Category: Extender | Size: 6.09 MB

Safety Instructions
3
Declaration of Conformity
4
Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

9
- Box Contents
  9
- Description
  9
- Features
  10
- Model Comparison
  11
- Compatible Devices
  11
2 Controls and Connections

12
- Front View
  12
  - Umx-Tps-Tx120
    12
  - Umx-Tps-Tx130
    12
  - Umx-Tps-Tx140
    12
- Front View Legend
  13
- Rear View
  14
  - Umx-Tps-Tx120
    14
  - Umx-Tps-Tx130
    14
  - Umx-Tps-Tx140
    14
- Rear View Legend
  15
- Electrical Connections
  16
  - DVI Input
    16
  - HDMI Input
    16
  - Displayport Input
    17
  - VGA Input
    17
  - Ethernet Port
    18
  - TPS Output Connector
    18
  - RS-232 Connector
    19
  - General Purpose Input/Output Ports (GPIO)
    19
  - Audio / Audio1 Input
    19
  - Audio2 Input
    20
  - DC +12V Connection
    20
  - IR Connector
    20
3 Technologies

21
- Basics
  21
  - Common Problems Related to EDID
    21
- Advanced Edid Management
  22
- Hdcp Management
  22
  - Protected and Unprotected Content
    22
  - Real Life Examples
    23
4 Installation

24
5 Front Panel Operations

26
- Front Panel Leds
  26
- Rear Panel Leds
  27
- Input Port Selection
  27
- Ir Interface
  32
- Rs-232 Modes
  33
  - Control Mode
    33
  - Pass-Through Mode
    34
- General Purpose Input/Output Ports (Only on UMX-TPS-TX140)
  34
- Special Functions
  34
  - Control Lock
    34
  - Reset to Factory Default Settings
    34
  - Enable DHCP IP Address
    35
  - Entering Bootload Mode
    35
6 Software Control - Using Lightware Device Controller (Ldc)

36
- Steps of the Installation in Case of Windows os
  36
- Steps of the Installation in Case of Mac os X
  38
- Ldc Upgrade
  38
- Establishing the Connection
  39
- Crosspoint Menu
  40
- Port Properties and Settings
  41
- Edid Menu
  46
- Edid Operations
  46
  - Changing Emulated EDID
    46
  - Learning an EDID
    47
  - Exporting an EDID
    47
  - Importing an EDID
    47
  - EDID Summary Window
    47
  - Editing an EDID
    47
  - Deleting EDID(S)
    48
- Control Menu
  48
  - RS-232 Settings
    49
  - GPIO Settings (Only on UMX-TPS-TX140)
    49
  - Ethernet Settings
    49
- Settings Menu
  49
  - Status Tab
    49
  - Network Tab
    50
  - Function Buttons
    50
- Advanced View
  51

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