Extron VNC 200 DVI - Manual

Extron VNC 200 DVI

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – 安全须知; 注意
  • Page 3 – Notational Conventions Used in this Guide; A note draws attention to important information.; Copyright; © 2011 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved.; Trademarks
  • Page 4 – Contents; IIntroduction; To Initiate a Remote Control Session; Extron VN-Matrix 200 Series • Contents
  • Page 5 – Bandwidth Management – Advanced
  • Page 6 – Introduction; Overview; cannot transport an “audio only” signal.; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Introduction
  • Page 7 – Firmware Version; Upgrading; Product Range; VNC 200 DVI-I — Codec; VNE 200 DVI-I — Encoder Only; not
  • Page 8 – VND 200 DVI-I — Decoder Only; Functional Overview; Device Name; Encoder Source Compatibility; Technical Data
  • Page 9 – Source control; Network Requirements; Understanding Network Performance
  • Page 10 – Example System Application; Using the VN 200 Matrix to Integrate a Web Management System; Data Transport Methods; Multicast RTP
  • Page 11 – NETWORK; SOURCE; Unicast RTP
  • Page 12 – Unicast RTP; Unicast TCP
  • Page 13 – Front Panel Features; VN-Matrix 200 Front Panel; Indicators; Name; Green; Condition; Reset Button
  • Page 14 – Rear Panel Features; a b; Technical
  • Page 15 – This section describes the following:; Choosing a Suitable Location for Mounting; requirements, detailed in “; Mounting; ” must also be observed.; Environmental Requirements; Orientation; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Installation
  • Page 16 – DO NOT install or operate the VNC 200 in an area:; Mounting Requirements; Tabletop Mounting; (in addition to the environmental requirements listed in “; Environmental; UL Guidelines for Rack Mounting
  • Page 17 – Rack Mounting; Optional Accessories; Power Connection via PSU; CE; Supply Requirements for PSU; must
  • Page 18 – Power Cord for PSU; Attaching a Power Plug; Setup; Wiring Details; consult a qualified electrician
  • Page 19 – External Supply Protection; Unfused plugs or hard-wired; Supply Voltage; Setup and Connection Procedure; Step 1. Network Communications Setup
  • Page 20 – Network Communications Setup; To establish a serial communication link...; Establishing a Serial Communication Link; None
  • Page 21 – To access the setup menus...; When prompted for a password type; following menu of options will then appear:; Network Port 1; represent values that will work in a particular application.
  • Page 23 – Using the Ping Utility to Test; To configure a VNC 200 as a controller...; static; To implement the new settings...
  • Page 24 – Connect Devices; Supplied cables; Cable Description; Network connection
  • Page 25 – For normal VNC 200 operation, use Network Port 1 only.; Connecting a digital source; SOURCE COMPUTER; PSU; Connecting a Digital Source
  • Page 26 – Connecting an analog source; ANALOG; Connecting an Analog Source
  • Page 27 – Connecting a digital display; DVI; AMPLIFIER; Connecting a Digital Display; of the original source format.
  • Page 28 – Connecting an analog display; Connecting an Analog Display
  • Page 29 – VNC 200 Web Interface; Procedure; Microsoft; Accessing the web interface; . The following web page illustration appears in; VN-Matrix 200 Series • System Configuration
  • Page 30 – Log In
  • Page 31 – Device List Page; This page lists all VNC 200 devices detected on the network.; Unconfigured device; Online help; Help
  • Page 32 – Logout; Save All tab; Save All; all; Configuring a VNC 200 as an Encoder (Source); create source; Device Setup Mode
  • Page 33 – Device — Create Source button; Mode; enable; Device Setup
  • Page 34 – Configure Page; Input Mode; auto; Current Mode; Source
  • Page 35 – Additional Setup for Audio; Device Page — Audio; Configure Page — Audio; Audio Status; Compression; Audio Compression
  • Page 36 – Additional Information for Encoder Setup; Input mode; EDID options; Handling EDID; Monitor EDID; No Device; Reported EDID; Transparent; Identify Mode; Identify
  • Page 37 – Device mode; Test; Audio status
  • Page 38 – Advanced setup options; Configuring a VNC 200 as a Decoder (Display); Configuring a VNC 200 as a Decoder
  • Page 39 – Device Page for Decoder Setup
  • Page 40 – Device Page Setup; Display Page — Decoder; Output Format; Nodata Splash
  • Page 41 – Additional Information for Decoder Setup; Identify mode
  • Page 42 – Identify Function; Check the; checkbox as shown above.; Update; button. The device name will appear on the display (see the; • The device name will only display if a valid source is currently
  • Page 43 – Nodata Slash Mode; Nodata Splash Mode; If a VNC 200 decoder is not displaying a source (for example; or; Scaling; scale; option may be enabled and the; drop down
  • Page 44 – Decoder Output Format; Clean switching; Enable; Setting Optimum Playback Delay
  • Page 45 – Troubleshooting; Display Checkup
  • Page 47 – Source Checkup
  • Page 48 – System Checkup; System Checkup on Device List Page; VNM Recorder; Configuring a
  • Page 49 – Controller Checkup
  • Page 50 – Unidirectional as part of a source stream (encoder to decoder); Passthrough Mode; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Serial Transport and Control Methods
  • Page 51 – Setting Up a Serial Passthrough Group; Peripherals; Peripherals Page; mode; Then, for each client in the group...
  • Page 52 – Serial Port Control; Serial / Telnet Commands; Control Session Commands; Example; Changing User Login Passwords; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Serial Transport and Control Methodsl
  • Page 53 – Device Commands; Response Messages
  • Page 54 – Data Stream Mode; Setting Up a Serial Data Stream; System Configuration
  • Page 55 – tab is NOT present in the VN 200 device type.This is
  • Page 56 – To Initiate a Remote Control Session Using Hot Keys; source monitor; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Remote Keyboard and Mouse Operation
  • Page 57 – To Terminate a Remote Control Session Using Hot Keys; source; Mouse and Keyboard Control
  • Page 58 – Configuring mouse and keyboard control
  • Page 60 – Encoder Set Up; Fine Tuning a Source (manual; Advanced Source Setup
  • Page 61 – Video Setup Page; Video Setup; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Advanced Setup Procedures
  • Page 62 – Manual Overrides; phase; Macrovision Defeat; macrovision defeat
  • Page 63 – Custom Input Modes; Setting the Proper EDID Mode
  • Page 64 – Setting the EDID Mode; videoPort0
  • Page 65 – Creating a custom input mode; Creating a custom input mode involves four basic steps:; Custom Output Modes; Input Configuration Example
  • Page 66 – A word about active image detection
  • Page 67 – Custom Input Mode; VideoPort
  • Page 69 – Managing Compression and Bandwidth Settings
  • Page 70 – Bandwidth Page
  • Page 71 – Bandwidth Management; More Detail
  • Page 72 – Bandwidth; Setting the video quality; Video Quality
  • Page 73 – Transform setting; Transform; Bandwidth Management – Advanced Control; Spatial Compression settings; Lock
  • Page 74 – Temporal compression setting; Temporal compression may be applied by selecting the; Temporal; option should; always; Quality Control settings; Threshold
  • Page 75 – Monitoring the bit rate; Transmit Bandwidth; Bandwidth Management Settings
  • Page 77 – Decoder Set Up; Setting optimum playback delay — See “; Monitoring bandwidth usage —; Bandwidth Monitoring Page; Creation of custom output modes — See “; Creating a Custom Output Mode; When a source has both a video and audio stream, these are treated; Bandwidth monitoring page
  • Page 79 – Adjusting the Playback Delay; Playback Delay
  • Page 80 – Custom Output Mode
  • Page 81 – Creating a CVT output mode; Creating a custom output mode
  • Page 82 – Opening a telnet session on port 4002 with a VN-Matrix decoder; Parameter
  • Page 83 – Entering the timing values in the VN-Matrix web GUI; User Output Format
  • Page 84 – Controller Configuration
  • Page 85 – Current Password; Controller Licensing; Stage
  • Page 86 – To upload the firmware file to the VNC 200 controller; Upgrade
  • Page 87 – To install the new firmware into each VNC 200 unit; Firmware Upgrade Page
  • Page 88 – Changing a Device Licence; Changing a Device License
  • Page 89 – Enter the; New Structure; and; New Checksum; information exactly as supplied.; Update Licence
  • Page 90 – Alarms and SNMP; Overview – Alarms; Filter Settings; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Alarms and SNMP
  • Page 91 – Alarms Page; Alarm Type; — Select the device on which the alarm is to change.; Alarm Severity; Set the alarm severity. Each alarm condition has a default; Alarm Reporting; Set the alarm to be either “reporting” or “not reporting”.
  • Page 92 – Apply Filter Change; alarm events; Alarms
  • Page 93 – A historical list of the last 200 alarm events is provided in the; Alarm Logs
  • Page 94 – Alarm Type Description - Encoder
  • Page 95 – Alarm Type Description - Decoder; Alarm Type description - Controller; Action
  • Page 96 – Overview – SNMP; Using SNMP - Password; admin; SNMP Trap Version; SNMP Community
  • Page 97 – SNMP Trap Destinations; The Filter Settings dialogue in the; page is used to add and remove; Create Trap Destination; Multiple destinations may be added.
  • Page 98 – IP Addressing; What is an IP Address?; Class Name; NNN; Private and Public Address Ranges; VN-Matrix 200 Series • IP Addressing
  • Page 99 – Multicast Address Range; Choosing IP Addresses
  • Page 100 – Subnet Mask; Using the Ping Utility to Test Communications; Start; Serial Port Login Procedure
  • Page 102 – This section describes features of the network.; Network Characteristics; IEEE802.3 Media Access Control frame; Some points arise from this:; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Understanding Network Performance
  • Page 103 – Protocols; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Understanding Network Performance
  • Page 104 – OSI Model; Comparison between UDP and TCP; UDP
  • Page 105 – Unicast where a message goes from one node to another. Must be TCP.
  • Page 106 – Tools
  • Page 107 – If you need to use a high security level, you can click on the; Edit; button and; To enable JavaScript:; Select the; Security
  • Page 108 – Scripting; Active scripting; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Browser Configuration
  • Page 110 – Connectors; Pin; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Technical Data
  • Page 111 – Digital Connections
  • Page 113 – nc; Analog Connections
  • Page 114 – Progressive
  • Page 115 – Shielded RJ-45 socket; CAT 5E or CAT 6 shielded twisted pair (STP)
  • Page 116 – with metal cover
  • Page 117 – Command options; Exit
  • Page 118 – Telnet Interface – Quick Reference; Starting Telnet; Login Procedure; open
  • Page 119 – Specifications; Video input; Video output; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Reference Information
  • Page 120 – Audio processing; Network transport; VN-Matrix 200 Series • Reference Information
  • Page 121 – General
  • Page 122 – Accessories; Supplied Accessories; Part Description; VNM Dual RMK
  • Page 123 – and Central America:; Extron; USA; xtron; Warranty
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User Guide

VN-Matrix

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200 Series:

VNC 200 DVI, VNE 200 DVI, and
VND 200 DVI

Streaming A/V Products

DVI and RGB Video Over IP Encoders and Decoders

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Page 2 - 安全须知; 注意

This symbol is intended to alert the user of important operating and mainte-nance (servicing) instructions in the literature provided with the equipment. This symbol is intended to alert the user of the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may present a risk ...

Page 3 - Notational Conventions Used in this Guide; A note draws attention to important information.; Copyright; © 2011 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved.; Trademarks

Notational Conventions Used in this Guide TIP: A tip provides a suggestion to make setting up or working with the device easier. NOTE: A note draws attention to important information. CAUTION: A caution warns of things or actions that might damage the equipment. WARNING: A warning warns of things or...

Page 4 - Contents; IIntroduction; To Initiate a Remote Control Session; Extron VN-Matrix 200 Series • Contents

Contents IIntroduction .......................................................... 1 Overview ............................................................ 1Firmware Version ................................................ 2Product Range .................................................... 2 VNC 200 D...

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