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Chapter 1. Introduction and Getting Started
7
Getting Started Tasks
Follow the steps below to install, connect, configure, and get started with your
VE8900 / VE8950 / VE8952 devices.
1. Decide your network architecture and configuration. For more
information, see the ATEN HDMI over IP Video Extender System
Implementation Guide.
2. Mount your VE8900 / VE8950 / VE8952 devices on walls or racks. For
more information, see Mounting the VE8900 / VE8950 / VE8952 Device,
page 14.
3. Connect the VE8900 / VE8950 / VE8952 devices to sources, displays,
network, and other hardware devices as required. For more information,
see the installation diagrams on Connecting VE8900 / VE8950, page 15,
and Connecting VE8952, page 18.
4. Use one of the following methods to assign input sources.
Note: Skip this step if you have a point-to-point setup. In a point-to-point
setup, source input is automatically assigned.
Assign input sources using the device panel.
For more information, see Assigning Sources Using the Device Panel,
page 24.
Assign input sources using VE Manager.
For more information, see Logging In and Configuring VE Manager,
page 31 and Find My VE Extension, page 27.
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- Ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 p.1
- Compliance statements p.2
- User notice p.4
- User information p.4
- Telephone support p.4
- Online registration p.4
- 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.5
- Product information p.5
- Ve8950t p.6
- Ve8900t p.6
- Ve8900r p.6
- Package contents p.6
- Ve8952t p.7
- Ve8952r p.7
- Ve8950r p.7
- Panel operation p.8
- Management p.8
- Introduction and getting started p.8
- Hardware setup p.8
- Contents p.8
- Cli commands p.9
- System settings p.9
- Appendix p.10
- Mobile control app p.10
- About this manual p.11
- This manual uses the following conventions p.12
- Conventions p.12
- Overview p.13
- Introduction and getting started p.13
- Chapter 1 introduction and getting started p.13
- Chapter 1 p.13
- Features and benefits p.14
- Perfect for large scale deployment covering hundreds of meters such as hotel facilities airports university campuses stations shopping malls and exhibition centers p.17
- Go further for less with daisy chaining connects multiple displays through a single port to utilize every port of the ethernet switch and maximize their value p.17
- For daisy chain installation setup for ve8952 units only the first level of ve8952 supports poe powering function all the other ve8952 units installed on the second level or above will need power adapter and poe does not work p.17
- Easily expandable cabling and system deployment is easy with no huge ethernet switches and fewer cables needed p.17
- Distance p.17
- Depending on your network architecture we recommend daisy chaining up to 30 units please contact aten representatives for more details p.17
- Chapter 1 introduction and getting started p.17
- Getting started tasks p.19
- This page intentionally left blank p.20
- Ve8900t ve8950t ve8952t front view p.21
- Hardware setup p.21
- Components p.21
- Chapter 2 hardware setup p.21
- Chapter 2 p.21
- 1 2 4 3 p.21
- Ve8900t ve8950t ve8952t rear view p.22
- Ve8900r ve8950r ve8952r front view p.22
- 1 2 4 3 p.22
- Ve8900r ve8950r ve8952r rear view p.23
- Ve8900t ve8950t ve8952t top view p.24
- Ve8900r ve8950r ve8952r top view p.25
- Rack mount p.26
- Mounting the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device p.26
- Wall mount p.26
- For details on led indicators to help you identify statuses of connection or signal transmission see status leds page 21 p.27
- For a list of compatible aten products visit the ve8900 ve8950 product web page at www aten com p.27
- Follow the steps below to connect your ve8900 ve8950 devices with the hardware as required p.27
- Connecting ve8900 ve8950 p.27
- Ve8952t p.30
- Ve8952r p.30
- Connecting ve8952 p.30
- Status leds p.33
- Receivers p.33
- Panel operation p.33
- Overview p.33
- Note the hdmi out led is only available on ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 p.33
- Chapter 3 panel operation p.33
- Chapter 3 p.33
- Both the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 transmitter and receiver have front panel leds to indicate their operating and power status p.33
- This chapter provides information on panel leds and instructions to operate the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 using the panel buttons p.33
- Ve8900 ve8950 receiver ve8900 ve8950 transmitter p.34
- Ve8900 ve8950 p.34
- Panel controls p.34
- Note the unit used in the diagram above is ve8900 ve8950 the panel p.34
- Control for ve8952 is identical p.34
- Tx rx leds and tx rx switch button are only available on ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receivers p.35
- The ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device automatically locks its panel when it idles for 1 minute to unlock the panel press and hold the down button for 3 seconds p.35
- Assigning sources using the device panel p.36
- Overview p.37
- Management p.37
- Chapter 4 management p.37
- Chapter 4 p.37
- Looking up the login ip address from osd p.38
- Looking up the login ip address p.38
- Find my ve extension p.39
- Start ve manager using find my ve extension p.41
- Logging in and configuring ve manager p.43
- The main screen p.46
- Apply auto apply p.47
- Assigning sources using ve manager p.48
- Configuring and setting up a video wall p.51
- Creating a video wall layout p.52
- Editing a video wall layout p.54
- Editing a preview p.55
- Profile p.56
- Creating a profile p.56
- Edit delete and disconnect profile p.58
- Disconnect p.59
- Delete p.59
- Select apply profile p.60
- Setup profile schedules p.61
- Ve8952 statuses p.64
- Managing ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 devices p.64
- Checking ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 statuses p.64
- Checking ve8900 ve8950 p.64
- System settings p.65
- Overview p.65
- General settings p.65
- Chapter 5 system settings p.65
- Chapter 5 p.65
- Transmitter settings p.67
- Receiver settings p.69
- Batch configuration p.71
- Upgrading ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device firmware p.73
- Maintenance p.73
- Synchronizing all devices p.74
- Backing up ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device settings p.74
- Restoring ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device settings p.75
- Recovery mode p.75
- Ve manager contains two account levels the administrator and the user level the default passwords and privileges are detailed in the table below p.76
- To change the default password click from the main screen and then click the account tab p.76
- Account settings p.76
- Overview p.77
- Cli commands p.77
- Chapter 6 cli commands p.77
- Chapter 6 p.77
- Before you start p.77
- Executing commands p.78
- Guidelines p.80
- Commands p.80
- Switching sources p.81
- On off r n p.81
- Examples p.81
- To switch the source to a ve8950 transmitter with the id of 1 on a ve8950 receiver with the id of 5 type sw i1 o5 on p.81
- To switch the source to a ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 1 to the ve8900 receiver you used to make the cli connection type sw i10 0 1 on p.81
- To switch source on a display type the command in this format p.81
- To stop source transmission from a ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 3 to a ve8900 receiver with the id of 3 type sw i10 0 3 o3 off p.81
- Use this command to switch video usb rs 232 and or ir transmission paths to use this function type the command in this format p.82
- To switch the video path of a ve8900 transmitter with the id of 3 to a ve8900 receiver with an id of 4 type sw i3 video o4 p.82
- To switch the usb path of a ve8950 transmitter with the id of 1 to a ve8950 receiver with an id of 6 type sw i1 usb o6 p.82
- Switching video usb rs 232 and or ir paths p.82
- Examples p.82
- Use this command to disable video usb rs 232 and or ir transmission paths for the specified ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receiver to use this function type the command in this format p.83
- To disable the video usb rs 232 and ir paths for a ve8900 receiver with an id of 4 type sw o4 all off p.83
- Example p.83
- Disabling video usb rs 232 and or ir paths p.83
- All video usb serial ir off r n p.83
- Echo on off r n p.84
- Displaying port switching alerts p.84
- Use this command to display an alert message in the command line interface whenever a port is switched via the ve manager the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 device pushbuttons or the ir remote control to enable or disable this function type the command in this format p.84
- You can look up the following system settings using the list command p.85
- Video wall ids p.85
- To look up system settings type the command in this format p.85
- Looking up system settings p.85
- List rx tx device videowall r n p.85
- Device id mac id ip address firmware version and device name of ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 transmitters and receivers p.85
- To apply a layout to a video wall and assign sources for display type the command in this format p.86
- On off r n p.86
- Configuring video wall settings p.86
- To apply layout 1 to a video wall with the id of 8c8f12e62d3c87ef and assign the source connected to ve8950t device id 2 to the video wall where one of the display is connected to a ve8900r ip address 10 6 3 type the following vw f8c8f12e62d3c87ef llayout 1 o10 6 3 i2 on p.87
- Example p.87
- To mute a video wall with the video wall id 0 type mute f0 on p.88
- To mute a ve8900 receiver with the ip address 10 0 2 type mute o10 0 2 on p.88
- Muting ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receivers or video walls p.88
- Examples p.88
- To unmute a video wall with the video wall id 1 type mute f1 off p.88
- To mute audio output on a ve8900r ve8950r ve8952r or a video wall type the command in this format p.88
- To enable video output on the video wall with the video wall id 0 type blankscreen f0 off p.89
- To disable video output on the ve8900 receiver with the ip address of 10 0 2 type blankscreen o10 0 2 on p.89
- To disable video output from a specific receiver or on a particular video wall type the command in this format p.89
- Examples p.89
- Disabling a video output p.89
- To hide the osds of the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receivers for a video wall with the video wall id 0 type osd f0 off p.90
- To enable or disable the osd display of a specified receiver type the command in this format p.90
- To display the osd of a ve8900 receiver with the ip address 10 0 2 type osd o10 0 2 on p.90
- Examples p.90
- Enabling disabling the osd display of a receiver p.90
- To set the edid mode of a specified ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 transmitter type the command in this format p.91
- Example p.91
- Edid_mode p.91
- Configuring the edid mode p.91
- To set the edid mode of a ve8900 transmitter with the device id of 16 to auto type edid i016 auto p.91
- To reboot the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 type the command in this format p.92
- To reboot the ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 3 type reset i10 0 3 or reset a10 0 3 p.92
- To reboot all ve8900 ve8950 receivers type reset o p.92
- Rebooting the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 p.92
- O port p.92
- Examples p.92
- To set the baud rate of rs 232 serial transmission for ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 devices type the command in this format p.93
- To set the baud rate of a ve8900 transmitter with the device id of 3 to 115200 type baud a3 115200 p.93
- To set all ve8900 ve8950 receivers to default type baud o 9600 p.93
- Setting the baud rate p.93
- Examples p.93
- Examples p.94
- Displaying device status p.94
- Setting the audio source of a transmitter p.95
- Examples p.95
- To set the hdmi audio source of a ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 9 type audiomap a10 0 9 hdmi p.95
- To set the audio source for a specified ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 transmitter type the command in this format p.95
- To set the analog audio source of a ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 9 type audiomap a10 0 9 analog p.95
- To reset the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 devices type the command in this format p.96
- To reset the ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 3 type restore a10 0 3 p.96
- To reset the ve8900 transmitter with the id of 3 type restore i3 p.96
- To reset the ve8900 receiver with the id of 5 type restore o5 p.96
- Restoring factory default value p.96
- Examples p.96
- To enable the hdcp of a ve8900 transmitter with the ip address of 10 0 0 type hdcp a10 0 0 on p.97
- To enable the hdcp of a ve8900 transmitter with the id of 3 type hdcp i3 on p.97
- To enable or disable the hdcp of a specified ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 transmitter type the command in this format p.97
- On off r n p.97
- Examples p.97
- Enabling disabling the hdcp of a transmitter p.97
- Examples p.98
- To fast switch the output resolution of a specified ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receiver using a pre defined setting type the command in this format p.98
- To enable the fast switch output resolution of a ve8900 receiver with the ip address of 10 0 6 and resolution of 3840 x 2160 type fastswitch a10 0 6 3840x2160 p.98
- To disable the fast switch output resolution of a ve8900 receiver with the ip address of 10 0 6 type fastswitch a10 0 6 off p.98
- Setting the fast switch output resolution of a receiver p.98
- To enable the hdmi blackscreen of the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receiver type hdmiblackscreen on p.99
- To enable or disable the hdmi blackscreen of ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receiver type the command in this format p.99
- To disable the hdmi blackscreen of the ve8900 ve8950 ve8952 receiver type hdmiblackscreen off p.99
- To apply a pre configured profile with the profile name of test123 type profile ftest123 p.99
- To apply a pre configured profile via its profile name or id type the command in this format p.99
- Hdmiblackscreen on off r n p.99
- Examples p.99
- Example p.99
- Enabling disabling the hdmi blackscreen p.99
- Applying profile via the profile name or id p.99
- This page intentionally left blank p.100
- Chapter 7 p.101
- Requirements p.101
- Overview p.101
- Mobile control app p.101
- Installing and configuring the app p.101
- Chapter 7 mobile control app p.101
- Main page p.102
- Switching a source p.103
- Live views p.103
- Switching multiple sources and displays p.105
- Changing the operation mode of a video wall display p.108
- Applying a display profile p.109
- Configuring the profile schedule p.110
- System settings and status p.112
- Safety instructions p.113
- General p.113
- Appendix p.113
- Rack mounting p.115
- Technical support p.116
- North america p.116
- International p.116
- Ve8900r ve8950r ve8952r p.117
- Specifications p.117
- Note supports 1920x1200 60hz reduced blanking aten default edid only p.118
- Ve8900t ve8950t ve8952t p.119
- Note supports 1920x1200 60hz reduced blanking aten default edid only p.120
- Supported browsers p.121
- Please see the table below for supported web browsers and the versions p.121
- Limited warranty p.122
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