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VM1616T User Manual

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Vm1616t user manual p.1
Sj t 11364 2006 p.2
Safety p.2
Fcc ce information p.2
User notice p.3
User information p.3
Telephone support p.3
Online registration p.3
Package contents p.4
Local operation p.5
Introduction p.5
Hardware setup p.5
Contents p.5
Remote operation p.6
Rs 232 commands p.7
Appendix p.7
About this manual p.8
This manual uses the following conventions p.9
Product information p.9
For information about all aten products and how they can help you connect without limits visit aten on the web or contact an aten authorized reseller visit aten on the web for a list of locations and telephone numbers p.9
Conventions p.9
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Overview p.11
Introduction p.11
Chapter 1 p.11
Features p.12
Transmitters p.13
Requirements p.13
Receivers p.13
Local output p.13
Cables p.13
Supported operating systems are shown in the table below p.14
Source device operating systems p.14
Note for windows 7 64 bit systems the following must be installed first p.14
Microsoft office 64 bit access database software and p.14
Microsoft 64 bit odbc and oledb driver p.14
Front view p.15
Components p.15
Rear view p.16
Hardware setup p.17
Chapter 2 p.17
Rack mounting p.17
Grounding p.19
Cable connection p.21
Vm1616t user manual p.22
Power on the vm1616t and all devices in the installation p.22
Plug the power cord supplied with the package into the vm1616t s 3 prong ac socket and then into an ac power source p.22
Installation diagram a p.22
Vm1616t p.23
Installation diagram b p.23
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Overview p.25
Local operation p.25
Front panel operation p.25
Chapter 3 p.25
Basic navigation p.25
Menu organization p.26
Vm1616t user manual p.26
Use the menu pushbutton to cycle through the main menu options starting from the password page in the order show in the table below p.26
Enter password p.27
Main screen p.28
Set ip port p.30
Set serial port p.33
Adjust video level p.35
Adjust audio level p.36
Save load profile p.37
Security mode p.38
Switch audio only p.39
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Remote operation p.41
Overview p.41
Logging in p.41
Chapter 4 p.41
Connections page p.42
Toolbar p.43
Configuring connections p.44
Viewing port information p.45
Save load connection profiles p.45
Operation type p.45
Optimizing video p.46
Adjust audio p.46
Ip setup p.47
Serial setup p.48
Port name p.48
Firmware p.49
Selection p.50
Profile p.50
User management p.52
Configuration menu p.54
Telnet operation p.54
Rs 232 serial interface p.57
Rs 232 control tool p.57
Rs 232 commands p.57
Configuring the serial port p.57
Chapter 5 p.57
Switch port commands p.58
Switch command output command port number address device number control enter p.58
Switch command input command port number output command port number address device number control enter p.58
Sw o03 a00 video off enter p.58
Sw l1 a00 enter p.58
Sw i02 o05 a01 enter p.58
Possible values the following table shows the possible values for switch commands p.58
For example to turn off video output on port 03 type the following p.58
For example to switch the next output to the local port type the following p.58
For example to switch input port 02 audio and video to output port 05 on device 01 type the following p.58
The formulas for switch port commands are as follows p.58
When sending commands without an address parameter the default address used is a00 in addition the a00 device replies ack while other devices i e a01 a02 do not reply p.59
The audio or video command string can be skipped and both values will be used p.59
Some command strings can be skipped and the default value will be used p.59
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space p.59
If the command setting applies to all devices the devices do not reply in order to prevent rx interference p.59
The formulas for mute commands are as follows p.60
The following tables show the possible values for commands p.60
Note each command string can be separated with a space p.60
Mute o05 a01 on enter p.60
Mute o05 a01 off enter p.60
Mute commands p.60
Mute command output command port number address device number control enter p.60
For example turn on audio at output port 05 on device 01 type the following p.60
For example to mute output port 05 on device 01 type the following p.60
Command profile number address number control enter p.61
The formulas for save load profile commands are as follows p.61
The following tables show the possible values for commands p.61
Save load profile commands p.61
Profile f 12 a01 save enter p.61
Profile f 12 a01 load enter p.61
For example to save the current connection configuration to profile 12 on device 01 type the following p.61
For example to load profile 12 on device 01 type the following p.61
Video o02 a01 optimize enter p.62
The formula for adjust video quality commands is as follows p.62
The following tables show the possible values for commands p.62
For example to optimize video quality for output port 02 on device 01 type the following p.62
Command output number address number control enter p.62
Adjust video quality commands p.62
For example to adjust the audio volume for output port 02 to level 11 type the following p.63
Command output number control enter p.63
Adjust audio commands p.63
Volume o02 v11 enter p.63
The formula for adjust audio commands is as follows p.63
The following tables show the possible values for commands p.63
Verification p.64
Safety instructions p.65
General p.65
Appendix p.65
Rack mounting p.67
Technical support p.68
North america p.68
International p.68
Specifications p.69
Troubleshooting p.70
The direct vendor also reserves the right to revise or update the device or documentation without obligation to notify any individual or entity of such revisions or update for further inquiries please contact your direct vendor p.70
Limited warranty p.70

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