Extron electronic QGE 100 manual Network Settings Window, Setting Description

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Figure 22. Network Settings Window

The table below lists and describes the network settings that can be changed.

Setting

Description

IP Address

Enter the IP address for the QGE 100 (see “IP Addressing” in

 

the “Reference Information” section for basic information about

 

IP addresses). The factory default IP address is 172.28.231.98.

Subnet Mask

Enter the subnet IP address. The default subnet mask is

 

255.255.0.0 (see “Subnetting, a Primer” in the “Reference

 

Information” section).

Default Gateway

Enter a gateway IP address for the QGE.

DHCP Enabled

Select this check box if you want to specify automatic detection

 

of the above IP addresses.

DNS Server

Enter the IP address of the DNS Server. (If DHCP Enabled is

 

checked, this server address is detected automatically.)

WINS Server

Enter the IP address of the WINS Server. (If DHCP Enabled is

 

checked, this server address is detected automatically.)

Name (Channel Name) Enter a name of 1 to 15 characters for the QGE 100. The name

 

must start with a letter; the remaining characters can be letters,

 

numerals, or hyphens (-). Spaces and other special characters are

 

not permitted.

 

NOTE: Specifying a name also requires that you specify DNS

 

and WINS IP addresses.

Network Speed

Select an option from the drop-down menu.

 

NOTE: This parameter normally can be left at its default

 

setting of Auto Negotiate 10/100, which lets the

 

QGE 100 establish the fastest connection to the local

 

switch or router. If the QGE is connected to a switch

 

or router that does not allow auto negotiation, select

 

100 Mb/s.

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Contents QGE Safety Instructions English FCC Class a Notice Software Commands Conventions Used in this GuideNotifications Contents QGE 100 Contents About this Guide About the QGE 100 EncoderQGE 100 Software Single or Multiple UsersFeatures Functional OverviewImage Capture and Distribution QGE 100 Data StreamManaging the Network Operating SystemEdid Management QGE 100 connected with a local monitorQGE 100 connected with no local monitor Supported Source Formats Digital and Analog RepresentationApplication Diagrams Multicast StreamingInstallation Operation Installation OverviewRear Panel Features QGE 100 Rear PanelConnecting the Source Computer to the QGE Pin FunctionAnalog Monitor Cable with Ferrite For an analog source computerConnecting the QGE 100 to the Network Connection ProcedureConnecting Power to the Unit Ethernet Connection IndicatorsConnection Diagrams If mounting the QGE 100 on a rackDigital Source Connection Diagram Connections with a Digital SourceAnalog Connection Diagram Connections with an Analog SourceFront Panel Features QGE 100 Front PanelAccessing the Software Programs Computer System RequirementsUsing the QGE 100 Administrator Program Installing the SoftwareStarting the Administrator Program QGE 100 Administrator Main Application Window Tasks sectionQGE 100 List section Configure QGE 100 Properties section Menu barOption Description Recent connectionsOther QGE 100 window items Tools menuAdministrator Viewer window Viewing a QGE 100 SourceAdministrator Viewer menu Options Menu Option Toolbar Icon DescriptionManaging the QGE 100 List Refreshing the listSaving the list Adding QGEs to the listDeleting a QGE from the list Deleting the QGE 100 ListLoading a saved QGE 100 List Logging In and Out Administrator Level Changing the PasswordConfiguring a QGE Configuring performance settingsConfiguring network settings Network Settings Window Setting DescriptionConfiguring UDP multicast settings Network Settings Section for UDP Multicast ConfigurationConfiguring the QGE for Use with a Quantum Elite Processor Detect Quantum Sources WindowQGE 100 Software Configuration and Control Using the QGE 100 Viewer Program Starting the Viewer ProgramQGE 100 Viewer Window PortMenus and toolbar Option Toolbar Icon DescriptionRecent ConnectionsView menu Connecting to a QGE 100 Source Connecting using the Channel listConnecting using the Connect dialog box Connecting to a QGE 100 on another subnetDisconnecting from a QGE Refreshing the Channel ListLearning Dialogs Learning Dialog ExampleConfiguring keyboard and mouse control options Mouse and Keyboard Control of the Source ComputerEnabling Mouse and Keyboard Control Field To enter a value From the Special Context menuStarting and stopping a mouse and keyboard control session To end the current control session, do any of the followingMulticast Error Logging Using the Special Context menuSpecifications Video inputVideo processing SyncGeneral IP, TCP, UDP, DhcpPart Numbers and Accessories Optional AccessoriesIncluded Parts Replacement Part Number Accessories Part NumberPower supply Mounting the QGE 100 EncoderUL Guidelines for Rack Mounting Other Rack Mounting RequirementsWhat is an IP Address? IP AddressingChoosing IP Addresses Class Name Valid Address Range Identifier ArrangementSubnet Mask Pinging for the IP AddressPing to determine the Extron IP address Class Name Subnet MaskSubnetting, a Primer Pinging to determine the web IP addressGateways Local and remote devicesIP addresses and octets Subnet masks and octetsDetermining whether devices are on the same subnet Unmasked octets are compared indicated by ? in figureTroubleshooting Performance Performance CriteriaThings that Impact Performance Criteria Data stream bottlenecksSource scaling Optimizing the Encoder Parameters USA, Canada, South America Japan Central America Europe, Africa, and the Middle China EastAsia Middle East Europe
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QGE 100 specifications

The Extron QGE 100 is a high-performance network switch engineered specifically for AV system integration. With its advanced capabilities, this device plays a crucial role in managing AV data traffic, ensuring reliable performance and efficiency in various settings such as corporate environments, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities.

One of the key features of the QGE 100 is its support for Power over Ethernet (PoE). This allows the switch to deliver both data and power to connected devices over a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installations and reducing the need for additional power sources. This is particularly beneficial for devices like IP cameras, wireless access points, and AV devices in scenarios where accessibility to power outlets may be limited.

The QGE 100 also provides a robust Layer 2 switching functionality, which is essential for managing data flow within the network. Its capability to handle multiple VLANs ensures that AV traffic can be segregated effectively, thus improving network performance and security. The switch features IGMP Snooping, a protocol that optimizes multicast traffic management, ensuring that video streams reach the intended recipients without unnecessary bandwidth consumption.

In terms of connectivity, the Extron QGE 100 is equipped with multiple Gigabit Ethernet ports, facilitating high-speed data transmission for AV content. The switch's user-friendly management interface allows for straightforward configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting, streamlining operations across AV environments. Additionally, it supports link aggregation, enhancing bandwidth and redundancy when connecting multiple devices.

The QGE 100 is also designed with reliability in mind, featuring a fanless operation that minimizes noise and ensures a long lifespan. Its compact form factor allows for easy rack mounting in equipment racks, maintaining a clean and organized setup.

Another vital characteristic of the QGE 100 is its compatibility with Extron's comprehensive suite of AV control and management products. This integration capability provides users with a cohesive solution for managing their AV systems, further enhancing the overall user experience.

In conclusion, the Extron QGE 100 network switch is an essential tool for any AV system requiring efficient connectivity, power delivery, and data management. Its sophisticated features and technologies make it a valuable asset in modern AV installations, ensuring robust performance and ease of use.
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