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1. 6 Reset to Basic Setup o Reset the target to the setting of Basic Setup o Apply to host client 6 Screen Layout Row x Column o Change the screen layout o Apply to host client e Row Position o Change the row position of target o Apply to host client J Column Position o Change the column position of target o Apply to client Horizontal Shift o Horizontal shift target screen to left or right o Apply to client o Unit 8 pixels o Note You can t shift right when the screen touches the left edge Vertical Shift o Vertical shift target screen to up or down o Apply to m host in pixel unit m client in 8 pixels unit o Note You can t shift down when the screen touches the top edge Horizontal Scale Up o Horizontal scale up target o Apply to client o Unit 1 column count pixel Vertical Scale Up o Vertical Scale up target o Apply to client o Unit 1 row count pixel Tearing Delay Used under single host mode only Used to avoid tearing Apply to client Unit micro second us Note the typical value is 10000 16000 O O O 0 Web UI Advanced Usage Scenario e To enable anti dither function through web interface a Complete Basic Setup and video signal is streaming to remote b In advanced setup select all hosts 6 From 3x3 setup change to 1x1 then change back a Complete Basic Setup b In advanced setup select all hosts and clients c Change screen layout t2. the control target by position ID and perform the advanced controls like changing screen layout To simplify the process of video wall configuration we design the control portal It is the first host of the first row of video wall The control portal controls the other hosts and clients through the RS232 close loop chain By using RS232 chain hosts and clients can talk to each other even they are not in the same LAN Installation Procedure 3x3 Using Web UI 1 Prepare host HVE 6601T x 3 and client x 9 HVE 6601R 2 Follow Figure 1 to construct the whole system 3 Reboot all devices Ensure that all remote displays and all network cables are connected correctly Video source is required at this step 4 If the control PC Windows OS doesn t install bonjour SDK yet please install it Google bonjour SDK download for the installation file or download it here http developer apple com opensource 5 Configure the control PC s network setting to use 169 254 xxx xxx IP domain with netmask 255 255 0 0 Or immediate running LinkTool exe copy from CD of package to control PC 6 Open PC s web browser Google Chrome performs best IE is not recommended Link to the control portal the first HVE 6601 by following web address http last gateway0000 local vw The 0000 part in above web address is mapping to the value of 4bits DIP switch 7 If link Success user will see the web page as following Basic S
3. usage During multicast setup there maybe monitor TV that has lower resolution For example 1 monitor TV with 720p resolution with mostly 1080p solutions Please select the monitor TV with lowest resolution to ensure all can be displayed correctly For customer that are using 1 pair of Host Client with Multicast mode the end user must update EDID correctly If not it will cause many compatibility issue Operation Once the button event is triggered correctly at the client side when system is setup correctly for Multicast The selected EDID will be update to Host Side EEPROM Firmware Upgrade Mode 1 Static IP 192 168 0 88 2 User can connect to http 192 168 0 88 webpage for firmware update 3 Firmware update file name will be Host webfwh bin Client webfwc bin Reset to Default 1 Reset Any changes in SPI flash setup flag 2 After Reset to Default and reboot cycle will use default setting Following is the system setup figure for 3x3 video wall AVE 6601T X3 IGMP GIGA SWITCH HVE 6601R X9 Loopback Monitor Video spliter co rc 1 r2c2 HVE 6601R HVE 6601R HVE 6601R 0010 0010 0010 Eth Eth f Video Source J f Paza 4 S0 rs232 port 51 debug console part Figure 1 Note e f you use single Ethernet switch the switch must support and enable IGMP snooping And separate each row to different multicast group by using different 4 bits DIP switch number P
4. 2 197 254 16 168 62 127 0 168 62 254 10 127 0 254 166 ay Eg 6 1 197 166 6 1 You need to delete the routing information circled by red line The instruction is C Documents and SettingsWJser gt route delete 169 254 0 0 mask 255 255 86 0 192 168 62 197 C Documents and Settings Wser gt m Referencing route delete 157 0 0 0 MASK 255 0 0 0 157 55 80 1 destination mask gateway How to Download Bonjoursdksetup exe 1 Log n the webpage of http developer apple com opensource gt Open Source Development Resources Apple Developer Windows Internet Explorer 69 per apple com D SA eee g Hernes E aie p HEE ANANG Open Source Development Resources Apple Developer fp H t ee Developer Technologies Resources Programs Support Member Center Open Source Apple was the first major computer company to make Open Source development a key part of its software strategy and continues to both use and release significant quantities of open source software 2 Drag down the web page and click Bonjour SDK for Windows gt Open Source Development Resources Apple Developer Windows Internet Explorer 660 l per apple com A RARE g ED Seat p BENE g EEST Open Source Development Resources Apple Developer iew Reference Documentation b Source Code Windows Bonjour is not only based on open Internet Bonjour is also avai
5. N TT HDMEIN DC5V Connect it to the external AC adapter which plugs into an electrical outlet Or via 802 3af POE PSE to GIGA LAN port GIGA LAN Connect directly to a Receiver or to a GIGA 1000Mbps Ethernet Switch using CAT5e 6 cable HDMI IN Connect to an HDMI source device with an HDMI M M cable Use an HDMI gt DVI adapter if the source is DVI RS232 Used Y Cable to separate SO RS232 port and S1 Debug console port for Video Wall system solutions Y Cable e Pl Connect to RS232 port of HVE 6601T e P2 S0 Connect to next device s P3 S1 of Y cable e P3 S1 Connect to previous device s P2 S0 of Y cable WH HVE 6601T GROUP ID HDMI Video Wall Over IP PoE Transmitter PREY PWR LINK DATA ng button and Group ID setting AL nah kii POWER LED Blinking power on and the unit is booting up POWER LED On power on and the unit is active LINK LED Off LAN is not connected LINK LED On LAN is connected DATA LED Blinking if Transmitter is connecting with LAN or the HDMI source Is removed 6 DATALED On All the connections are working 7 PB change Link Unlink Engineering Mode and Reset to default using this button Please to see the Push Button Descriptions 8 GROUP ID Set up the Transmitter s group ID by adjusting the 4 pin DIP switch ON means 1 OFF means 0 there are 16 groups available to set up Multicast IP Address 255 0 0 XXX amp 255 0 1 XXX the XXX are resolved
6. Please remove MAC ID used on other LAN card to prevent the MAC ID conflict The device will automatically create the IP address of 169 254 x x which is assigned to HDMI TX RX LAN card IP If the same IP address is used by other LAN card the Windows will generate a routing table which may confuse the information access To correct the situation simply delete this routing table and remove other LAN card Then you may use the Tool normally The following to show how to delete the routing information c C WINDO WS system32 cmd exe Microsoft Windows KP Chivas 5 1 2600 lt C gt Copyright 1985 2661 Microsoft Corp C Documents and SettingsWJser gt route print Interface 168 62 197 127 6 6 1 254 10 100 168 62 197 WALUR Gateway 192 168 62 1 127 6 6 1 169 254 186 166 192 168 62 197 WALUR Network Destination 0 0 0 0 4 6 169 254 0 8 167 2954 10 100 g i g i 169 254 255 255 192 168 62 8 192 168 62 197 192 168 62 255 192 168 139 8 192 168 139 4 192 168 139 255 224 0 0 0 224 6 6 6 2D ahd ad ee 255 255 255 255 Default Gateway 255 255 255 6 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 ADA a 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 240 0 0 8 240 0 0 8 PEPA EET EETA 255 255 255 255 192 168 62 1 Persistent Routes 169 192 192 254 16 ae Le ag 127 0 168 62 168 62 166 6 1 197 192 168 139 4 127 0 6 1 192 168 139 4 169 254 186 166 192 168 62 197 169 254 186 166 192 168 6
7. alable offering any combination up to 9 x 9 matrix video wall arrangement The HVE 660 Series riches video wall connectivity options to public premises such as sports bars cinemas transport stations or highly demanded monitoring sites such as emergency response centers security organization or traffic monitoring units How it works In the system video signal is distributed by connecting HDMI over IP Video Wall Transmitter HVE 6601T to HDMI video source via HDMI splitter if necessary At each of displaying monitors one receiving unit HVE 6601R is attached to complete the system The solution is highly flexible that Point to Point or Point to Many topologies could be conveniently arranged And to meet wider range of application requirement Many to Many connection is also easily achievable and manageable through VLAN isolation with a managed network switch where multiple video sources could be freely distributed to required monitors The video gridding layout is modifiable with software utility provided With advanced broadcasting technology the bandwidth is not heavily loaded to the number of displaying units Key Features Flexible and scalable HDMI 1080p Video Wall Broadcasting with Gigabit Ethernet Multicasting and broadcasting architecture no more bandwidth loading Support NxN display array in a single Video Wall system Transmits an HDMI signal over one CAT5e 6 7 cable HDMI 1 3b and HDCP 1 2 compliant Dual power inp
8. by the 4 pin DIP Switch on the Transmitter 6 HVE 6601 Receiver Video Wall 4 e on A PPN lt a SS 6 l 3 pie sj A aa a 4 f b d 4 e x b a d 7 4 bb 7 KA e 4 Li het ase toy gt 7 k i r 4 ay ah J a i a t 4 N Ss Fas 4 s 4 PeS GIGATAN TT HBM DUT gt DC5V Connect to the supplied AC adapter and plug into an electrical outlet GIGA LAN Connect directly to a Transmitter or to a GIGA 1000Mbps Ethernet Switch using CAT6 cable HDMI OUT Connect to an HDMI display device with an HDMI M M cable Use an HDMI gt DVI adapter if the display is DVI RS232 Connect to the RS232 port of the device you want to configure In Video Wall system solutions it will not be used 1 m HVE 6601R GROUP ID HDMI Video wall Over IP PoE Receiver Pre PWR LINK DATA PB POWER LED Blinking power on and the unit is booting up POWER LED On power on and the unit Is active LINK LED Off LAN is not connected LINK LED On LAN is connected DATA LED Blinking The Receiver is connecting with Transmitter or the HDMI source is removed DATA LED On All the connections are working PB 1 Change OSD shows control Column position Firmware Upgrade Mode and Reset to default using this button Please to see the Push Button Descriptions PB 2 change between Video Mode Graphic Mode Anti Dither Update EDID using this button Please to s
9. ee the Push Button Descriptions GROUP ID The default GROUP ID is 00007 e Transmitter amp Receiver IP Address The default setting is for auto ip mode and uses the 169 254 xxx xxx private IP domain range The IP of target TX RX board is resolved by its hostname using DNS protocol The RX s HDMI GUI will display the RX s IP address and the connected TX s IP address You can see the RX s HDMI GUI by connecting it with power adapter and HDMI monitor only without LAN cable Configurations 2x2 Video Wall Application 2T 4R Gigabit Ethernet RJ 45 RS 232 s PoE HOMI HVE 6601T contol o N Pes r Ng EE SSS HVE 6601T ay anan Giga PoE Web Smart Switch 1x2 HDMI u HVE 6601R HVE 6601R HVE 6601R HVE 6601R a ee i 1x4 Video Wall Application 1T 4R kad HVE 6601T gt J controler Blu Ray Giga PoE Web Smart Switch HVE 6601R HVE 6601R HVE 6601R HVE 6601R dm Wim a he as Push Button Descriptions ed Button State HVE 6601T Host HVE 6601R Client PBT PBi TPB Les f ie NA NA NALA A Graphic Mode Column position 1 2 off Long Press on Boot Firmware Upgrade a Upgrade Update EDID 6 8 sec 4 i PWR amp LINK Blinking Long Press on Boot Firmware Upgrade Firmware Upgrade PWR amp LINK Mode Mode Blinking and and Reset to default Reset to default Button Feature Video Mode Graphic User can select to change be
10. etup Step 1 Choose Wall Size Reset Position Layout Vertical Monitor Count j A Horizontal Monitor Count i pe fo UNG IOUO ROO i Horizontal Monitor Count 2 v lt s s Je UNIT Panel 8 Once user complete the 3 steps of Basic Setup a basic video wall configuration is done 6 Step 1 Choose Wall Size Step 1 Choose Wall Size Reset Position Layout Vertical Monitor Count Horizontal Monitor Count gt A Nn o Horizontal Monitor Count O 3 4 3 v gt vo UNIT Panel ja JUNOD JopUoyy IEIIYSN Set Vertical Monitor Count to 3 Set Horizontal Monitor Count to 3 Press Apply button User will notice that all screens will refresh If any row doesn t response check the connection of RS232 chain and retry aopo Step 2 Setup Column Position for Each Display Step 2 Setup Column Position for Each Display Choose a Display Next in Column Next in Row Change the Display s Column Setting Change Column a AOSD of a screen will shows up User now starts to assign the column position of each client If OSD doesn t show up try to switch back to step 1 and then step 2 again b There are 3 buttons in this step i Next in Column and Next in Row are used to select the client to be controlled The chosen client will show up OSD i
11. i Change Column is used to configure the column of the chosen client 6 Step 3 Bezel and Gap Compensation Step 3 Bezel and Gap Compensation 1 UNIT 0 1mm i This step is used to configure the bezel and gap compensation If user don t need this just set all values to 0 li Follow the picture and input the size of the monitor used Note that is unit is 0 1mm and the value MUST be integer 12 Basic setup is completed Web UI Advanced Setup Explanation The Advanced Setup in web UI is used to do special effects which is not included in Basic Setup For most of cases Advanced Setup is never used Ge UH B B D E 8 i Es ia TES WA co KEH WE OG o KE a a C Use r99_ command for clients Only for clients not connecting to original host User can choose one or more targets to apply the changes to from Step 1 After the targets are selected changes can be applied in Step 2 Following is the explanation of Step 2 Basic Setup Advanced Setup Step 1 Choose Control Target Step 2 Control Options Reset to Basic Setup Screen Layout Row x Column he A be Row Position Apply Apply Column Position Horizontal Shift N 8 pixels Vertical Shift HOST N pixels CLIENT N 8 pixels Horizontal Scale Up N pixels column_count 0 Vertical Scale Up N pixels row_count 0 Tearing Delay us 0
12. itor Count e Horizontal Monitor Count gt PN ee Horizontal Monitor Count s 8 i S 1 v Apply P A JELU 5 Colu TT FOSTOOT FOr Fat ch Di Please refere to How to Setting TV Wall TETA RS232 over IP Baudrate Setting default Baud rate is at 9600bps Other speed of 2400 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 230400 is available for selection It has to be rebooted once the baud rate has been chosen Multicast ID Setting To configure Multicast Group ID the value can be 0000 0001 0010 0011 1111 etc and it will be needed for rebooting once the ID has been selected This setting is with priority and 4 DIP Switch is no function In case the ID shall be followed by DIP Switch the device must be Reset to default lf the configuration goes incorrectly the setting will indicate the following message for the status Wrong Group ID Please set again OO00 1111 Get Information Click this to show all devices Mac address IP address Host Name Baud rate Group ID And save for other configuration profile in csv file Sub name InfommatonFormm Save MAC address IP address Host Name 00 1 1 6b f0 01 84 169 254 6 80 HVE gateway0010 00 1 1 6b f0 00 60 169 254 5 152 HYVE gateway1000 00 11 6b f0 01 66 169 254 5216 HYE client001 16BF0016C 00 11 6b f0 01 6d 169 254 5 221 HY E client001 16BF0016D 00 11 6b f0 01 80 169 254 6 60 HYE client001 16BF00180 Notes
13. k elite wert oman som Blinking gt On Off gt Blinking Blinking gt On Off gt Blinking ee connect gt On Power on host and client Off gt Blinking Off gt Blinking Press the host PB Blinking button to disconnect Blinking Press the client PB1 button to disconnect Client System Components e Transmitter E HVE 6601T HDMI Video Wall Over IP PoE Transmitter PWR LINK DATA BO 5V 0 GIGALAN gt HDM IN Specifications 6 1 GIGA LAN 802 3af PoE UTP STP 1000Mbps Ethernet Port 1HDMIIN 19 pin type A female 6 1DB F RS232 Port Power DC5V 1A or 802 3af PoE GROUP ID 4 pin DIP switch able to set up 16 groups e 1DATALED e 1LINKLED 1PWRLED 1 RESET Button Size 120 x 90 x 28 H mm 0 8 kg Plug and Play Installation Support DVI with HDMI to DVI adapter cable LAN Bandwidth 150Mbps for 1080p Receiver MM HVE 6601R HDMI Video wall Over IP PoE Receiver PWR LINK DATA PB BO 5 GIGALAN HDM OUT Specifications 1 GIGA LAN 802 3af PoE UTP STP 1000Mbps Ethernet 1 HDMI Out 19 pin type A female 1 DB M RS232 Port Power jack DC5V 1A or 802 3af PoE 1 DATA LED 1 LINK LED 1 PWR LED 1 PB Push Button 1 1 PB Push Button 2 Size 120 x 90 x 28 H mm 0 8 kg Plug and Play Installation Support DVI with HDMI to DVI adapter cable LAN Bandwidth 150Mbps for 1080p Installation 6 HVE 6601T Transmitter Video Wall BO SV GIGALA
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15. lease visit Figure 2 Press TV Wall button of SettingTool or http ast gateway0000 local vw er bi Controller PC r0c2 0000 r0cO 0000 HDMI Splitter out E out vee ric0 0001 rici 0001 ric2 0001 GbE LAN Giga Pok WebBimarj Switch we e aw r2c0 0010 r2c1 0010 r2c2 0010 GbE LAN oa a ma A A pn Video Source HDMI Server HVE 6601T x3 or Blue Ray Player gt Y Cable SO rs232 port HVE 6601R x9 S1 debug console port Figure 2 e 4bits DIP switch can all be 0000 or any number when each row is in different LAN Ethernet switch Best fit in daisy chain design e Please use Y cable of package provide to chain all hosts together through SO S1 port The chaining sequence is important and is shown in the Figure S1 is the debug console port SO is the serial port originally used for R8232 over IP Remember to connect the last host back to the first host An video splitter is needed to split video source and feed to all hosts The first host host_rO in Figure 1 will play the role as control portal and in charge of sending commands to the other hosts and clients You must only issue commands through the control portal when performing video wall basic setup e The controller PC uses web browser You can used Link Utility to press TV Wall butter was the same do to link to control portal s web UI If you don t want to perform c
16. level LevelOne User Manual HVE 6601T 6601R HDMI Video Wall over IP PoE Transmitter Receiver Ver 1 0 Table of Contents HVE 660 series HDMI Video Wall over IP POE T R ccccccccceuceeueeneeeeeeuueeuueenues 3 GETING THE BEST RE SUS aa aaa a ng E a ak a a aa AE BAN a Ka E a NO E aa Bag DOA 4 Device Appeal ance D SENDUHONG sk warasa saa GAN Bak a KE ai a NAN aa KAKA NE an a 5 SV Sle COMPONETS aan aa aaa KN sa NYA Jaa AKA WA JEDA ARA YA ABA a AA Ja DA A E EA TAA A EE AA NG Padi 6 HS LANA ON aa aa aaa nga BA aa ANG IA conten Da A Ba Jana Ja apo KN e a a ka NE A a BA Na A A a NAN AA Ta AA 8 Following is the system setup figure for 3x3 video Wall cccceeeeeseeeeeeeeeeseeeeesnaeeees 14 Installation Procedure 8x3 Using Web Ul cccceeee cece eee eeeee eee anna a nana eaaa anane 16 Web Ul Advanced Setup Explanations ia gg aa aaa ahaaa Aa E Ta a a AG Ga a aaa a a a ag a 19 Web Ul Advanced Usage SeSNaiiO saa ai ia aa Na a aee a a Ga E a a ai DA GE NO ag a gi a 22 LANAG E saa pana aa a gt Sa na aa AG GN BG a AG Nan E Aa KG GG BA D AANE NANANG A a E aa ak a ES 24 How to Download Bonjoursdksetup exe sisa sena a anane anan anane naa anan ena anana n eaaa aaen 26 HVE 660 series HDMI Video Wall over IP PoE T R Product Overview The LevelOne HVE 660 Series is an innovative HDMl over IP Video Wall Distribution Solution Designed with transmitting units HVE 6601T and receiving units HVE 6601R it is exceptionally sc
17. lity of the video image depends heavily upon the type and quality of the TVs or projectors used High quality displays should be expected to produce a noticeably better image 5 Distance between the transmitter and the receiver Long distances are possible but premium quality Cat 5e 6 cables are necessary for the longest runs 6 Source and TV connection cables Use short premium HDMI cables low quality cables are often unreliable Always use good strain relief methods or locking cables to prevent cables from becoming loose over time 7 Interference from nearby electrical devices lt can have an adverse effect on signal quality For example older computer monitors often emit very high electromagnetic fields that can interfere with the performance of nearby video equipment Device Appearance Description HVE 6601R 1 LEDs 2 Push Button 3 Push Button2 4 Group ID 5 DC input SWA 6 Gigabit Ethernet Port 7 ADMI Output 8 RS 232 for TY HVE 6601T 3 LEDs 19 Push button 11 Group ID 12 BC input SWA 13 Gigabit Ethernet Port 14 HDMI In g 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 R5 232 for TV LED Behavior Function Description Function LED Behavior Description DATA Blinking Blinking while data transmission On Ethernet link no data transfer Off i Ethernet no link no data transfer _ Check List of LED State and action LED State DEVICE State a ee Client LINK Ea LINK ee 81 We
18. o 00 11 6b f0 01 6c HVE clientO01 16BF0016C gade C 00 11 6b t0 01 80 HV E client00116BF00180 E 00 11 6b 40 00 60 HVE gateway0000 C foo 11 6b 0 01 84 HVE gsteway0100 F W Up Reset Default Reboot Checked Box TY Wall Setup R5232 over IP Baudrate Setting Multicast ID Setting Set RS232 Bandrate Set Group ID 20 Apply Check box You may perform firmware update and other function keys Search Device show the devices hostname and MAX in the network for other function F W Upgrade when click Firmware Upgrade the Window IE is initializing for firmware upgrading gt hitp fhve gateway1000 local Windows Internet Explorer P gt e tp hye gateway1000 local v A Sp RARE 4 g Maide gj BEG es Asc v hit tihve gateway1 000 local Upgrade Firmware Warning Stop any service by disconnecting from the peer before you proceed to upgarde firmware Reset Default When click it the device is reset to default click Reboot to complete Reboot click it for rebooting TV Wall when the firmware is for TV Wall mode Host Name prefix is HVE 6601 the webpage is showing below ideo Wall Setup Windows Internet Explorer 6 H gt http fhve vw gateway0010 localAvw v hal 5 X e RRE 5 g erai BIR ge Res Video Wall Setup 2 D Ea 8 Basic Setup Advanced Setup Step 1 Choose Wall Size Reset Position Layout Vertical Mon
19. o 1x1 d To change back change screen layout back to 3x3 From 3x3 to 3x2 a Complete Basic Setup b In Advance Setup m Select host r0 host r1 host r2 r0c0 rOc1 r1c0 r1c1 r2c0 r2c1 m Set screen layout to 3x2 6 Create a 1x3 video wall which uses 3x3 screen layout and take the row of the 3x3 i a Create a 1x5 basic setup and assign the position layout as 1x5 with ID host rO r0c0 rOc1 r0c2 b In advance setup select all hosts and clients And set screen layout to 3x3 The screen will become 3x3 s first row c In advance setup select host r0 set row position ID as 1 Done d Note Under this configuration gap compensation will take 3x3 layout User can use v_shift and scale_up to do the fine tune Use single host to create a 3x3 video wall Connect host_r0 gt 3x3 and set position layout as 1x9 with position ID host r0 rOcO r0c1 rO0c2 r0c3 r0c4 rOc8 Complete basic setup In advance setup select host_r0 Set screen layout to 1x1 Select all clients Set screen layout to 3x3 select r0c3 r0c4 rOc5 set row position to row 1 Select r0c6 r0c7 r0c8 set row position to row 2 Adjust Tearing Delay Hack to avoid tearing 2Q90 0 NOTICES 1 The output video signal timing will always be the same as input video timing 2 Interlace mode is NOT supported You will see wrong pictures under these timing 1080i 480i 3 N rows X 1 Cols mode is NOT suppo
20. ontrol through web interface Basic System Concept 1 HVE 6601 video wall solution is basically an extension of HVE 66011 6601R s multicast mode To achieve better video quality and resolve picture tearing issue we divide the screen into rows Each host in each row is responsible to capture the video screen of the row it belongs to The solution is so called multi host solution Single host solution is also supported with drawbacks lower video quality and tearing To unify all kinds of video wall configuration we take a system approach to separate the video wall layout into position layout and screen layout Position layout means the physical position of each host and client Every host and client will be assigned a unique position ID during Basic setup In Figure 1 the position ID is indicated as r0c0 r1c2 Screen layout is used to tell HVE 66011 6601R how to display its screen For example as 2x2 or 3x3 After Basic setup the position ID won t change so you can have a unique ID to address a device for example r0c1 and ask this device to change it screen layout for example from 3x3 to 2x2 In basic setup case position layout equals to screen layout but not necessary to To follow the design concept of position layout and screen layout User setup the position layout and ID only once during Basic setup Any changes after basic setup should be performed in advanced setup which select
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23. rted when horizontal resolution gt 1280 pixels Most of applications uses NxN scaling layout and pick one of the columns to form a Nx1 screen layout So this limitation is not a concern in real world application 4 1080P60HzZ Is preferred video timing which looks better after scaling up 5 Multi host video wall can achieve 60fps under 1080P60HzZ so there is no more concerns Regarding to scrolling texts 6 All monitors used in the same video wall are assumed to be the same in border and dimension Bezel and Gap compensation Manually adjust via web UI is needed if the dimension is different 7 Since video wall application typically uses the same monitors without special HDMI features 8D multi channel audio Just use a default EDID will be good to go Link Utility The Link Utility is working with Widows XP Service Pack 2 or later O S version It is suggested to operate with O S of Windows XP Service Pack 3 Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Windows 7 Either at the website of http developer apple com networking bonjour or the CD in the package you may download bonjoursdksetup exe and execute the program You may find the following message after executing the program HVE 6601 is able to configure and change the baud rate of RS232 over IP and Multicast group ID This tool supports DNS protocol and programmed by Open Source code Setting Tool Mac Address Host Name search Device B 00 11 6b f0 01 6d HYVE client00116BF0016D
24. tween Video Mode Mode Graphic Mode using this button The button setting will be saved to flash and write in after rebooting Video Mode FW will automatically trade off between bandwidth and video quality to ensure smooth video playing experience Graphic Mode FW will fix the trade off to ensure best graphic text viewing experience OSD Shows Column User can select to change Column position using this position button when after OSD shows up Short press to switch column position when OSD shows up long press and wait for OSD shows down to functions close Anti Dither 1 2 off Anti Dithering Mode is design to work with ATI graphic cards that provide dithering output Dithering output is used to make coloring looks better than it s original color depth It uses visual transient to create a half tone effect However this presents great difficulty for Video Compression to maintain low bandwidth even if the source display seems static Currently we only see Dithering Output with ATI graphic cards To resolve this issue HVE 6601 provides Anti dithering for 1 bit 2 bit or off lf the source content does not generate dithering output and this feature is turn on It will create a blocking effect because Video Engine are unable to detect pixel changes User can avoid this issue by turning this feature to off Update EDID Update EDID feature is used for Multicast Mode to select which monitor TV EDID is used for system wide EDID
25. ut 802 3af compliant PoE amp DC5V Upto 9 transmitters and 81 receivers possible in a single system Built in DIP switch to change Group ID and Utility for remotely RS 232 Control Pass Thru to control HDMI display from transmitter side Package Contents HVE 6601 T HVE 6601R Hi Power Adapter a Power Adapter 5 RS 232 Y Cable a CD Manual Utility m CD Manual Utility E Quick Installation Guide Quick Installation Guide GETTING THE BEST RESULTS Many factors influence the quality and reliability of an HDMI signal distribution installation The following are the main factors to consider and basic precautions that will ensure the best possible performance 1 Dedicated network The HVE 650 660 Series is designed to operate on a dedicated Gigabit Ethernet network not to be combined with other network traffic or with access to the internet 2 Resolution tracking Set up the source to output the best resolution that all TVs are capable of displaying The HVE 650 660 Series supports 720p and 1080p If some TVs in the network are not capable of accepting 1080p the higher resolution sets may not be shown to their best advantage 3 Source resolution and video sound quality sources such as satellite receivers or cable boxes can output at low resolutions or deliver extremely compressed video material yielding poor results Consider the source when planning and troubleshooting your system 4 Display devices The perceived qua
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