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Entwodiksyon
Package Contents for ST12MHDLNHK
- 1 x HDMI Over IP Transmitter
- 1 x HDMI Over IP Receiver
- 2 x Universal Power Adapters (NA, EU, UK, ANZ)
- 2 x Mounting Akolad
- 2 x CAT5 Cables
- 1 x plastik tournevis
- 1 x IR Remote Control
- 2 x USB-A to Mini USB-B Cable
- 1 x DB9 to 2.5 mm Serial Adapter Cable
- 1 x IR boutfeu
- 1 x IR reseptè
- 8 x pye kawotchou
- 1 x manyèl enstriksyon
Package Contents for ST12MHDLNHR
- 1 x HDMI Over IP Receiver
- 1 x Universal Power Adapters (NA, EU, UK, ANZ)
- 1 x Mounting Support
- 1 x CAT5 Cable
- 1 x plastik tournevis
- 1 x IR Remote Control
- 1 x USB-A to Mini USB-B Cable
- 1 x DB9 to 2.5 mm Serial Adapter Cable
- 1 x IR reseptè
- 4 x pye kawotchou
- 1 x manyèl enstriksyon
Kondisyon
- HDMI® Enabled Video Source Device(s) (e.g. computer, Blu-ray™ player)
- HDMI Enabled Display Device(s) (e.g. television, projector) – one for each Receiver
- AC Electrical Outlet for the Transmitter and each Receiver
- HDMI Cable for Video Source(s) and Display(s)
- 10/100 or Gigabit Networking Devices (e.g. LAN hub, router, or switch)
- Network Cable (CAT5/5e/6)
Dyagram pwodwi
Transmetè Front View
Transmetè Dèyè View
Front Reseptè View
Reseptè dèyè View
Enstalasyon Materyèl ak Konfigirasyon
Prepare sit ou a
Nòt: The ST12MHDLNHK HDMI Over IP Extender Kit can use a 10/100 Ethernet LAN or Gigabit LAN Network (preferred) to extend the signal. The maximum supported distance between two Ethernet devices is 100 meters.
Nòt: Always use the included Universal Power Adapters.
Ensure the Transmitter and Receiver(s) are all situated near an available AC Electrical Outlet.
- Determine where the HDMI Enabled Video Source (e.g. computer, Blu-ray Player) will be located and set up the device.
- Determine where the HDMI Enabled Display Device will be located and place or mount the display appropriately.
- (Optional) If using additional Receivers (ST12MHDLNHR), determine where the HDMI Enabled Display Device(s) will be located and place or mount the displays appropriately.
Point-to-Point Installation without a LAN Network
- Enstale transmetè a
- Position the Transmitter near the HDMI Enabled Video Source Device.
- Connect an HDMI cable from the Source Device (e.g. computer, Blu-ray Player) to the HDMI Video Input Port on the Transmitter.
- Connect the Transmitter to an AC Electrical Outlet using the Universal Power Adapter.
- Enstale Reseptè a
- Position the Receiver near the HDMI Enabled Display Device.
- Connect an HDMI cable from the video input on the HDMI Enabled Display Device to the HDMI Video Output Port on the Receiver.
- Connect the Receiver to an AC Electrical Outlet using the Universal Power Adapter.
Nòt: The Rotary DIP Switch on the Transmitter and Receiver must be set in the same position for the devices to communicate.
- Connect the Transmitter to the Receiver
- Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5/5e/6 Ethernet cable to the LAN Port on the Transmitter.
Nòt: If you are using surface cabling, ensure you have enough CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling to connect the Transmitter to the Receiver’s location, and that each end is terminated with an RJ-45 connector. OR If you are using premises cabling, ensure that the CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling between the Transmitter and Receivers has been properly terminated in a wall outlet in each location and there is a patch cable long enough to connect the Transmitter and Receivers to their respective outlets. - Connect the other end of the CAT5/5e/6 cable to the RJ-45 connector on the Receiver.
- Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5/5e/6 Ethernet cable to the LAN Port on the Transmitter.
- Your source video image will now appear on the Receiver’s attached video displays.
Point-to-Multipoint Installation with a LAN Network
- Enstale transmetè a
- Position the Transmitter near the HDMI Enabled Video Source.
- Connect an HDMI cable from the HDMI Video Input Port on the Transmitter to the video output on the Source Device (e.g. computer, Blu-ray Player).
- Connect the Transmitter to an AC Electrical Outlet using the Universal Power Adapter.
- Install the Receivers
- Position the Receiver(s) near the HDMI Enabled Display Device(s).
- Connect an HDMI cable from the video input on the HDMI Enabled Display Device to the HDMI Video Output Port on the Receiver.
- Connect the Receivers to AC Electrical Outlets using the Universal Power Adapters.
Nòt: The Rotary DIP Switch on the Transmitter and Receivers must be set in the same position for the devices to communicate.
- Connect the Devices to a LAN Network
Nòt: If you are using surface cabling, ensure you have enough CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling to connect the Transmitter to the LAN hub, router, or switch. OR If you are using premises cabling, ensure that the CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling between the Transmitter and LAN hub, router, or switch has been properly terminated in a wall outlet in each location and there is a patch cable long enough to connect the Transmitter and LAN hub to their respective outlets.- Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5/5e/6 Ethernet Cable to the LAN Port (RJ-45 Connector) on the Transmitter and Receiver(s).
- Connect the other end of the CAT5/5e/6 Cable(s), from the Transmitter and Receiver(s), to a LAN hub, router or switch.
Nòt: Your Router must support IGMP snooping. Refer to your network switch or router documentation to ensure IGMP snooping is supported and enabled. - (Optional) When adding additional Receivers (ST12MHDLNHR – sold separately), a run of CAT5/5e/6 Cable will be required from each device to the LAN hub, router, or switch.
- Configure your IP address (see “IP Configuration” for detailed instructions).
- Your source video image will now appear on the Video Displays connected to the Receivers.
Matrix with a Gigabit LAN Network
Nòt: IGMP snooping must be enabled on your Networking Device for matrix/multicast operation.
- Install the Transmitters
Nòt: The maximum number of Transmitters you can integrate into your Matrix is 99.- Position the Transmitters near the HDMI Enabled Video Sources.
- Connect HDMI cables from the HDMI Video Input Ports on the Transmitters to the video output ports on the Source Devices (e.g. computer, Blu-ray Player).
- Connect the Transmitters to AC Electrical Outlets using the Universal Power Adapters.
- Install the Receivers
- Position the Receivers near the HDMI Enabled Display Devices.
- Connect HDMI cables from the HDMI Video Output Ports on the Receivers to the video inputs on the HDMI Enabled Display Devices.
- Connect the Receivers to AC Electrical Outlets using the Universal Power Adapters.
Nòt: The Rotary DIP Switch on the connected Transmitters and Receivers must be set in the same position for the devices to communicate.
- 3. Connect the devices to a Gigabit LAN network
- Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5/5e/6 Ethernet cable to the LAN Port (RJ-45 Connector) on the Transmitters and Receiver(s).
Nòt: If you are using surface cabling, ensure you have enough CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling to connect the Transmitter(s) to the LAN hub, router, or switch. OR If you are using premises cabling, ensure that the CAT5/5e/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) network cabling between the Transmitters and a LAN hub, router, or switch has been properly terminated in a wall outlet in each location and there is a patch cable long enough to connect the Transmitters and LAN hub to their respective outlets. - Connect the other end of the CAT5/5e/6 cable run to a LAN hub, router or switch.
Nòt: Your router must support IGMP snooping. Refer to your network switch or router documentation to ensure IGMP snooping is supported and enabled. - (Optional) When connecting additional Receivers (ST12MHDLNHR – sold separately), a run of CAT5/5e/6 cable will be required from each device to the LAN hub, router or switch.
- Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5/5e/6 Ethernet cable to the LAN Port (RJ-45 Connector) on the Transmitters and Receiver(s).
- Configure your IP address (see “IP Configuration” for detailed instructions).
- Your source video images will now appear on the Video Displays connected to the Receivers.
Konfigirasyon IP
Nòt: The default IP address of each Transmitter and Receiver will be different.
Determine if DHCP is Supported and Enabled
Discovering whether or not your networking device supports DHCP, and ensuring DHCP is enabled, will determine your next steps when configuring your IP address. If your networking device supports DHCP, and DHCP is enabled, then your hub switch or router will assign an IP address automatically. If your networking device does not support DHCP, or DHCP is not enabled, then your Transmitter and Receiver(s) will default to the factory assigned static IP address.
To check if your computer has DHCP enabled complete the following steps:
Nòt: Depending on your operating system these instructions may vary.
- Louvri Panèl Kontwòl òdinatè w lan.
- Chwazi View Koneksyon rezo.
- Right-click on the network you intend to connect to and select Properties.
- Navigate to Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select Properties.
- DHCP is enabled if the following two options are selected: Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically.
- DHCP is not enabled if you have configured your IP manually and the following options are selected: Use the following IP address and Use the following DNS server address.
You can now proceed to configure your IP address automatically or manually, depending upon your DHCP settings.
DHCP is Enabled on your Network Device
If you are using a hub, switch or wireless router that supports DHCP function, enable DHCP. The switch or wireless router will assign the IP address to the Transmitter and Receiver automatically.
Nòt: The Transmitter(s) and Receiver(s) that are being paired together must be on the same channel to communicate. Ensure the Rotary DIP Switch is set to the same channel on both the Transmitter and Receiver(s).
DHCP is not Enabled on your Network Device
If you are using a hub, switch or wireless router that does not support DHCP, then your Transmitter and Receiver(s) will default to the factory assigned static IP address. To change this IP address you will need to access the Web GUI through your web browser. You must first determine the factory assigned IP address. To do so, you must complete the hardware installation over a network device. By default, each Transmitter and Receiver will have an IP address in the range of 169.254.x.x. Your computer’s IP address and Subnet mask must be in the same range to communicate with the Transmitter and Receiver(s) and to become visible on your display. Complete the following steps to configure your computer:
- Louvri Panèl Kontwòl òdinatè w lan.
- Chwazi View Koneksyon rezo.
- Right-click on the network you are going to connect to and select Properties.
- Navigate to Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select Properties.
- Change the IP address to 169.254.x.x (x=number between 0 and 255).
- Change the Subnet mask to 255.255.0.0
The RX IP address displays the Receiver’s IP address. The TX IP address displays the Transmitter’s IP address. To access the Transmitter or Receiver for configuration complete the following:
- Enter the TX IP address or RX IP address in the address bar of your web navigatè.
- Use the default user ID: admin and password: 123456 to log into the GUI.
- Scroll down to the Ethernet header and configure your IP address, Subnet mask, and Gateway to be in the same range for your Transmitter and Receiver(s).
Nòt: If you have changed your Transmitter and/or Receiver IP settings, configure your computer’s IP address, Subnet mask, and Gateway to be in the same range as the new settings for your Transmitter and Receiver in order to access the Web Entèfas.
Configure the IP Settings for Multiple Transmitters
In order to obtain the IP settings information for multiple Transmitters, configure your Transmitter and Receiver in a one-to-one setup over a LAN. The Rotary DIP Switch on the connected Transmitter and Receiver must be set in the same position or channel for the devices to communicate.
Operasyon
Endikatè ki ap dirije
| HDMI Plis pase IP Transmetè dirije Konpòtman | Siyifikasyon |
| Nòt: For HDCP signals the blue LED is replaced by a purple LED | |
| Flash vèt | Initiating power up |
| Flash green 1 time + flash blue 2 times | Source connected, unlinked |
| Flash blue 1 time + flash green 2 times | LAN connected, unlinked |
| Flash ble 3 fwa | Source and LAN connected, unlinked |
| Solid vèt | Source connected, linked |
| Solid blue + flash green 2 times | LAN connected, linked |
| Solid blue + flash blue 2 times | Source and LAN connected, linked |
| HDMI Plis pase IP Reseptè dirije Konpòtman | Siyifikasyon |
| Nòt: For HDCP signals the Blue LED is replaced by a Purple LED | |
| Flash wouj | Initiating power up |
| Flash vèt 3 fwa | Source connected, unlinked |
| Flash blue 1 time + flash green 2 times | LAN and Source connected, unlinked |
| Solid wouj | Source connected, linked |
| Solid blue + flash green 2 times | LAN connected, linked |
| Solid blue + flash blue 2 times | Source and LAN connected, linked |
| Solid blue + flash red 2 times | EDID copy error |
| Inite | Fonksyon Bouton |
| Press once to link or unlink the paired Transmitter(s) and Receiver(s) | |
|
HDMI Over IP Transmitter and HDMI Over IP Receiver |
Peze epi kenbe pou 3 segonn pou antre nan mòd sibstiti |
| Nòt: Connect your EDID compliant display to the HDMI Video Port on your HDMI Over IP Transmitter and power on the display before attempting this function | |
| (Receiver only) Press and hold for 12 seconds for EDID copy function | |
| Press and hold for 24 seconds to restore factory default settings |
Infrared (IR) Blaster and Receiver Operation
Nòt: IR signals require direct line of sight communication between remote controls and receivers. Ensure your IR Remote Control is pointed directly at your IR Receiver. Also ensure your IR Blaster is pointing directly towards your Source Device’s IR receiver. Consult your Source Device’s user manual to find the exact location of the IR receiver.
- Direct IR Control of the Source Device at the Transmitter
Connect the IR Receiver to the Control IR In / Extension IR Out Port on the Transmitter. Using the IR Remote Control, you can now control the HDMI over IP Transmitter. - Direct IR Control of the Display Device at the Receiver
Connect the IR Receiver to the Control IR In / Extension IR Out Port on the Receiver. Using the IR Remote Control, you can now control the HDMI over IP Receiver. - IR Extension from Receiver to Transmitter
Connect the IR Receiver to the Control IR In / Extension IR Out Port on the Receiver. Connect the IR Blaster to the Control IR In / Extension IR Out Port on the Transmitter. Using the IR Remote Control from your IR Enabled Target Device, situated on the Transmitter side, you can control the IR Device from the Receiver side.
IR Remote Control
| Espesyal Kle | Fonksyon |
| M3 (+ Shift to control Transmitter) | Chèn desann |
| M5 (+ Shift to control Transmitter) | Channel monte |
| 1-9 (+ Shift to control Transmitter) | Select single digit channel 1~9 |
| 1-9 +10/0 (+ Shift to control Transmitter) | Select double digit channel 10~99 |
| (Transmitter only) Shift + Video | Toggle LAN output on/off |
| (Receiver only) Video | Toggle HDMI output on/off |
Chanje Bandwidth
This four-stage switch enables you to adjust the bandwidth of data that flows through the Transmitter. Toggle the Bandwidth Switch to the high “H” side when using a small number of Transmitters connected to high-definition HDMI Enabled Display Devices. Toggle the Bandwidth Switch to the low “L” side when using a large number of Transmitters connected to high-definition HDMI Enabled Display Devices. Toggle the switch to any of the settings between “H” and “L” to optimize your bandwidth, for optimal display performance when multiple Receivers are attached to one Source Device.
Chanje rezolisyon
Sa a de-stage switch enables you to adjust the resolution of all your HDMI Enabled Display Devices. Toggle the Resolution Switch to the right (the side displaying a small symbol) to enable 1080p resolution. Toggle the switch to the left to enable 720p resolution. Because this switch is located on the Transmitter the resolution will be adjusted for all of your Display Devices, at all the Receiver sites that have been paired with this Transmitter.
Kontwòl seri
The Transmitter and Receivers can be controlled by direct Serial connection.
Nòt: Only one Transmitter or Receiver can be controlled at any given time.
To connect either the Transmitter or Receiver(s) to your computer, connect the DB9 to 2.5 mm Serial Adapter Cable to the Serial Port on your computer and the 2.5 mm connector to the Serial (Control) Port on the Transmitter or Receiver. To control the Transmitter or Receiver via Serial, use the following configuration and commands:
Serial Konfigirasyon
| Kalite | RS232 |
| Pousantaj Baud | 38400 |
| Done Bits | 8 |
| Parite | Okenn |
| One Stop Bits | 1 |
| Kontwòl koule | Okenn |
| Transmetè Kòmandman | Deskripsyon |
| IP=n1.n2.n3.n4 | Adrès IP
Example: n1=192, n2=168, n3=1, n4=1 IP Address = 192.168.1.1 |
| NETMASK=n1.n2.n3.n4 | Netmask
Example: n1=255, n2=255, n3=255, n4=0 Netmask = 255.255.255.0 |
| GATEWAY=n1.n2.n3.n4 | Gateway
Example: n1=192, n2=168, n3=1, n4=189 Gateway = 192.168.1.189 |
| IPALL=i1.i2.i3.i4
n1.n2.n3.n4 g1.g2.g3.g4 |
Example: i1=192,i2=168, i3=1, i4=1, n1=255, n2=255, n3=255, n4=0, g1=192, g2=168, g3=1, g4=189
IP address = 192.168.1.1; Netmask: 255.255.255.0; Gateway: 192.168.1.189 |
| GROUP=n | Group ID, n: 0 ~ 1023 Example: n=22, Group ID=22 |
| OBR=n,m | Output Bit Rate, n=F, H, S (FHD, HD, SD), m= Bit rate (Kb)
Example: OBR=F, 8, Display in Full HD format with 8 Bit rate |
| DS=n,m | Down Scale Output
n = F or H ( F = FHD, H = HD), m = F, H, S ( F = FHD, H = HD, S = SD ), Example: DS=F, H, Downscale from 1080p to 720p Example: n=115200, Bypass Baud Rate 115200 |
| DN=n | Name Device n: ASCII String (max size
- 31) Example: DN = 0C, Device Name = 12 |
| GCID | Get company ID |
| VS | View paramèt aktyèl yo |
| PI | Enfòmasyon sou pwodwi |
| Faktori | Reyajiste nan anviwònman default faktori |
| REMAKE | Rdemare aparèy |
| MIZAJOU | Mizajou mikrolojisyèl |
| PAUSE=n | Pause or run the firmware, n: 0 – Run, n=1 – Pause
Example: PAUSE=0, Run the firmware |
| PWD=n | Power on / off, n: 0, Power on, n=1, Power off
Example: PWD=1, Power off the Transmitter unit |
| Reseptè Kòmandman | Deskripsyon |
| CE | Copy monitor EDID to Transmitter |
| AVOE | AV output enable |
| AVOD | AV output disable |
| MAC=n1 n2 n3 n4 n5 n6 | Mete adrès MAC |
| DHCP=n | DHCP On/Off, n : 0 – Off, 1 – On Example: DHCP = 1, DHCP On |
| IP=n1.n2.n3.n4 | adrès IP
Example: n1=192, n2=168, n3=1, n4=1 IP address=192.168.1.1 |
| NETMASK=n1.n2.n3.n4 | Mask sous-rezo
Example: n1=255, n2=255, n3=255, n4=0 Subne mask: 255.255.255.0 |
| GATEWAY=n1.n2.n3.n4 | Gateway address Example: n1=192, n2 =168, n3=1,
n4=189 Adrès Gateway = 192.168.1.189 |
| IPALL=i1.i2.i3.i4 n1.n2.n3.n4 g1.g2.g3.g4 | Example: i1=192,i2=168, i3=1, i4=1 n1=255, n2=255, n3=255, n4=0, g1=192 g2=168, g3=1, g4=189,
IP address=192.168.1.1; Subnet mask=255.255.255.0; Gateway: 192.168.1.189 |
| GROUP=n | Group ID, n: 0 ~ 1023 Example: n = 22, Group ID=22 |
| BAUD=n | Bypass Baud Rate,
n : 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600, 115200 Example: BAUD = 115200, Bypass Baud Rate115200 |
| DN=n | Name Device: n: ASCII String (max size
- 31) Example: DN = 0C, Device Name = 12 |
| GCID | Get company ID |
| VS | View paramèt aktyèl yo |
| PI | Enfòmasyon sou pwodwi |
| Faktori | Reyajiste nan paramèt default faktori yo |
| REMAKE | Rdemare aparèy |
| MIZAJOU | Mizajou mikrolojisyèl |
| PAUSE=n | Pause firmware, n: 0 – Free run, 1 – Pause Example: PAUSE=0, Run the firmware |
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KESYON YO POZE SOUVAN
What is the StarTech.com ST12MHDLNHK HDMI Over IP Extender?
The StarTech.com ST12MHDLNHK is an HDMI over IP extender kit that allows you to transmit HDMI signals over a local area network (LAN).
What is the purpose of this HDMI over IP extender?
This extender is used to transmit HDMI signals to remote displays or monitors over an existing network infrastructure.
Can I use this extender for extending HDMI signals over long distances?
Yes, the ST12MHDLNHK extender is designed to extend HDMI signals over Ethernet networks for longer distances.
Ki jan extender a travay?
The extender works by converting HDMI signals to IP packets that can be transmitted over a network. The receiver then converts the IP packets back to HDMI signals.
What type of network setup is required for the extender to work?
You'll need an existing Ethernet network to use this extender. Both the transmitter and receiver should be connected to the same network.
Ki distans maksimòm extender sa a ka kouvri?
The ST12MHDLNHK extender can typically cover distances of up to 330 feet (100 meters) over a network.
Does this extender support video and audio transmission?
Yes, the extender supports both video and audio transmission over the network.
What is the maximum video resolution supported by this extender?
The ST12MHDLNHK extender supports video resolutions up to 1080p.
Èske mwen ka itilize plizyè reseptè ak yon sèl transmetè?
Yes, you can use multiple receivers with a single transmitter to distribute the HDMI signal to multiple displays.
Does the extender support infrared (IR) remote control signals?
Yes, the ST12MHDLNHK extender typically supports IR pass-through for remote control functionality.
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There might be a slight delay introduced by the extender due to the encoding and decoding process, but it's usually minimal.
Is the extender compatible with different network configurations?
The extender is designed to work with standard Ethernet networks and should be compatible with most network setups.
Can I use this extender in professional AV setups?
Yes, the ST12MHDLNHK extender can be used in various professional AV setups for distributing HDMI signals to multiple displays.
Does this extender require any special software installation?
The extender typically doesn't require special software installation. It operates as a hardware solution.
What type of connectors are used for the HDMI ports on the transmitter and receiver?
The transmitter and receiver usually feature standard HDMI connectors.
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