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Black Box VX-HDMI-IP-UTX Multicast and Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Functions, Overview

Models: VX-HDMI-IP-VTX VX-HDMI-IP-URX VX-HDMI-IP-MTX VX-HDMI-IP-UTX VX-HDMI-IP-MRX VX-HDMI-IP-VRX Black Box MediaCentro IPX

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2.3.2Multicast and Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Functions

Chapter 2: Overview

•HDTV compatible; support 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 720i.

•Compatible with popular screen resolutions: XGA, SXGA, UXGA, WSXGA.

2.3.2Multicast and Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Functions

•Each transmitter can be multicast to up to 250 displays in multicast applications.

•Use an IGMP network to prevent network flooding.

2.3.3 Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Exclusive Functions

The Video Wall versions enable video and audio to be sent to 250 outputs via IP. While it is possible to send the same video to all outputs, you can format the video wall so that separate sections of the video can be sent to different outputs. Basic settings allow for bezel compensation and different arrays of screens. Advaned set- tings allow for video manipulation to specific outputs.

2.4 What’s Included

All units:

•(1) U.S. power supply

•(1) U.S. power cord

•(4) foot pads

•This user manual

VX-HDMI-IP-MTX also has:

•(1) MediaCento IPX Multicast Transmitter

•(1) DB9 F to RJ-11 adapter

•(1) RJ-11 to RJ-11 cable

VX-HDMI-IP-MRX also has:

•(1) MediaCento IPX Multicast Receiver

VX-HDMI-IP-UTX also has:

•(1) MediaCento IPX Unicast Transmitter

•(1) DB9 F to RJ-11 adapter

•(1) RJ-11 to RJ-11 cable

VX-HDMI-IP-URX also has:

• (1) MediaCento IPX Unicast Receiver

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Contents

Distribute HDMI video to an unlimited number of displays using MediaCento IPXExtend audio and video signals via an existing LAN IP multicast or make eye-catching video walls of up to 8 x 8 displaysTrademarks Used in this Manual Trademarks Used in this ManualPage FCC RFI Statement Normas Oficiales Mexicanas NOMElectrical Safety StatementINSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD NOM Statement PageNOM Statement Table of Contents Table of ContentsPage Troubleshooting Table of ContentsVideo Wall Features Problems/SolutionsNOTE Use a network switch to get greater distances Chapter 1 Specifications1. Specifications Page2. Overview 2.1 Introduction 2.3 FeaturesChapter 2 Overview 2.2 Available Models2.4 What’s Included 2.3.2 Multicast and Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Functions2.3.3 Video Wall Transmitter and Receiver Exclusive Functions Chapter 2 Overview2.6.1 Transmitters 2.5 Additional Items You Will Need2.6 Hardware Description Chapter 2 Overview67 8 9 Figure 2-2. Transmitter back panel Chapter 2 OverviewPage Figure 2-3. Transmitter top panelSerial port 1 For system control Set up an identical position for allChapter 2 Overview Interlaced flashing Blue + GreenPage 2.6.2 ReceiversChapter 2 Overview 67 8 Figure 2-5. Receiver back panelFigure 2-6. Receiver top panel Chapter 2 OverviewPage Chapter 2 Overview 2.6.3 IndicatorsPage 2.6.4 Function Button Chapter 2 OverviewNOTE EDID copy is required for DVI monitors 2.6.6 Reset Button2.6.5 EDID Copy Chapter 2 OverviewWARNINGS Chapter 3 Installation3. Installation NOTE IF the source has HDCP, the monitor must support HDCP4.2 Advanced Configuration Chapter 4 Configuration4. Configuration 4.1 Basic Configuration Page4.2.1 Accessing through Serial Chapter 4 Configuration1. Using the client, enter in the IP address of the device 4.2.2 Accessing through TelnetChapter 4 Configuration PageChapter 5 Advanced Commands 5. Advanced CommandsFigure 5-2. Current configured parameters list Chapter 5 Advanced CommandsPage CAUTION Make sure a DHCP client is connected or problems will occur 5.1 Advanced IP CommandsChapter 5 Advanced Commands Chapter 5 Advanced Commands 5.2 Advanced Multicast IP ConfigurationPage 5.3 Serial Extension 5.2.1 Transmitter5.2.2 Receiver NOTE B0, B1, B2, and B3 refer to the values in TableFlow control None Chapter 5 Advanced CommandsPage Figure 5-4. Options controlling local serial lines5.4 Telnet Extension Chapter 5 Advanced Commands2. Turn off line echo and local line editing Chapter 5 Advanced CommandsPage Figure 5-6. Turning off line echo and local line editing6. Accessing the Web Interface Chapter 6 Accessing the Web Interface6.1 Accessing the Transmitter without an IP Address Chapter 6 Accessing the Web Interface PageChapter 6 Accessing the Web Interface Video Wall Setup Chapter 7 Video Wall Features7. Video Wall Features PageFigure 7-2. Basic Setup screen Chapter 7 Video Wall FeaturesPage Page Chapter 7 Video Wall FeaturesDimensions of screen inside and outside width and Check this box to output each receiver’s specificFigure 7-3. Advanced Setup screen Chapter 7 Video Wall FeaturesPage Chapter 7 Video Wall Features PageFigure 7-4. Advanced Commands screen Chapter 7 Video Wall FeaturesPage Chapter 7 Video Wall Features Page8. Troubleshooting 8.1 Problem/Solutions Chapter 8 Troubleshooting8.2 Contacting Black Box Page 8.3 Shipping and PackagingChapter 8 Troubleshooting If you need to transport or ship your MediaCento IPAppendix Connector Pinouts Appendix. Connector PinoutsAbout Black Box ChapterTech support the way it should be Page 900 724-746-5500 blackbox.com