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Lindy AV extender 38133

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HDMI Video Wall over IP Extender

User Manual English

No.38132 Transmitter (TX)

No.38133 Receiver (RX)

www.lindy.com

Tested to Comply with

FCC Standards

For Home and

Oﬃce Use!

User Manual English

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this LINDY HDMI Video Wall over IP Extender. This HDMI Extender allows you

to distribute an HDMI signal up to 1080p via Ethernet network to multiple displays for applications

such as digital signage, public display and large scale presentations. These extenders convert the HDMI

signal to IP broadcast signals. Network devices can be used to distribute the signals. These extenders

support 1-to-1, 1-to-many, many-to-many and video wall (2x2 up to 8x8) configurations, with Transmitters

and Receivers available separately to give you the maximum flexibility in your installation.

Please Note: Because of bandwidth requirements these video broadcasts should use their own dedicated

network connections or should be used in a separate port based VLAN.

Features

• Supports Unicast, Multicast and Video Wall modes

• Video Wall mode supports screen arrays from 2x2 to 8x8

• HDMI signal extension over a Gigabit LAN

• Ability to cascade up to 3 layers of network switches

• Features Video Tearing correction

• HDMI with HDCP support, 480p up to 1080p60@8bit supported, 3D not capable

Package Contents

• HDMI Video Wall over IP Transmitter (No. 38132) or Receiver (No. 38133)

• 2x Installation bracket

• Installation screws

• 12V DC Multi-country power supply

• LINDY Quick Install Guide and User Manual

• Generic Software CD

Speciﬁcation

• Supports 4 Transmitters per IGMP equipped Gigabit Hub or Port Based VLAN

• Transmitters and Receivers are paired using a 16 selection rotary switch

• Each Pairing can be broadcast to up to 1000 Receivers

• HDTV resolutions: 720p to 1080p @ 60Hz

• PC Resolutions: XGA to WUXGA (1200p)

• Supports 2 CH LPCM HDMI Audio

• HDCP Compliant

• Automatic EDID configuration

• Control Method: Serial RS232 or Web GUI (LAN)

• Extends RS232 signals

• Dimensions (H x W x D): 25 x 96 x 130mm (each unit)

• Weight: 500g (each unit)

User Manual English

Overview

Transmitter Receiver

T4 T10 T3 T2 T1 R4 R10 R3 R2 R1

T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9

T1 Video Connector Connect to the HDMI Source

R1 Connect to the HDMI Monitor

T2 R2 RJ45 Socket Connect to a Gigabit Hub

T3 R3 Reset Button Reboots the unit

T4 R4 Power Supply

T5 R5 F2 Push Button Please see the Function Button section

T6 R6 F1 Push Button

T7 R7 Rotary Switch Set pairing values

T8 R8 Serial Port 1 For system control

T9 R9 Serial Port 2 For data communication

T10 R10 Network Status LED Flashing: Connected to a network

Off: No network connection

T11

Power/Link LED

Green: No Link with Receiver

Blue: Linked to Receiver

Flashing Blue & Green: Linked but no input video signal

R11

Red: No Link with Transmitter

Blue: Linked to Transmitter

Flashing Blue &Red: Linked but no input video signal

User Manual English

Function Button Control

Link/Unlink Video

(Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the same

pairing

value

)

–

Press Once

Factory Reset/Default

–

Power the unit off >

Press and hold the button

power the

unit on > after 17 seconds release the button (the Power/Link LED will flash Green &

Blue > power the unit on again

Select Graphic/

Video

Mode

(

Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the same

pairing

value

)

–

Press for 1 second. (Factory Default is Graphic Mode)

Anti

Dither Adjustment Mode:

Level 1, Level 2, Off

(Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the

same pairing value) – Press and hold for 3 seconds (Factory Default is Off)

Reset

Reboot the unit

–

Press once

Link/Unlink Video

(Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the same

pairing

value

)

–

Press Once

Factory Reset/Default

–

Power the unit off >

Press and hold the button

power the

unit on > after 17 seconds release the button (the Power/Link LED will flash Red&

Blue > power the unit on again

Select Graphic/

Video

Mode

(

Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the same

pairing

value

)

–

Press for 1 second. (Factory Default is Graphic Mode)

Anti

Dither Adjustment Mode:

Level 1, Level 2, Off

(Applies to all Tx

Rx o

the

same pairing value) – Press and hold for 3 seconds (Factory Default is Off)

EDID Copy

–

Power the unit off > press and hold the button > power on the unit >

after 12 seconds release the button (the Network Status LED will flash yellow) >

power the unit on.

Reset

Reboot the unit

–

Press once

Installation

Please Note: Because of bandwidth requirements the HDMI Extenders should use their own dedicated

network connections or should be used in a separate port based VLAN, below is a table with the required

Ethernet Hub specification required for each configuration:

Conﬁguration Ethernet Hub Requirement

1-to-1 & 1-to-many Gigabit Ethernet Hub

Many-to-many Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP & Snooping function

Video Wall Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP & Snooping function

Multiple Video Wall Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP, Snooping & VLAN functions

In Unicast configuration the Extender can be used with the Transmitter and Receiver directly connected

or connected via a Gigabit network. When the Extender is connected to a Gigabit network it is possible to

use up to 4 pairs of Transmitter and Receiver simultaneously by setting a different value on the Rotary

Switch for each Transmitter and Receiver pairing.

In Multicast and Video Wall configuration the Transmitter and Receivers are connected via a Gigabit

network. A Transmitter can be paired to multiple Receivers, by using the same Rotary Switch value on all

units. You can use up to 4 Transmitters which are paired with different groups of Receivers by using a

different Rotary Switch value on each Transmitter and then setting the Rotary Switch on each group of

Receivers accordingly. To configure the Video Wall the Web GUI is used to determine the size and layout

of the video wall and to make bezel edge adjustments, these functions are covered in the nextsection the

manual.

Before beginning the installation please ensure that all devices are powered off.

User Manual English

1. Connect the Transmitter(s) to your source and the Receiver(s) to your display using HDMI cables.

2. Connect the Transmitter(s) and Receiver(s) to your network using standard CAT5e UTP or higher

cable. 3. Set the Rotary Switch of Transmitter(s) and Receiver(s):

a. 1-to-1 the Transmitter and Receiver must use the same value

b. 1-to-many the Transmitter and all Receivers must use the same value

c. Many-to-many Each Transmitter must use a different value; each group of Receivers must use

the same value as the Transmitter they are to connect to.

4. Power on all your devices

5. If you are using the Extender in Unicast or Multicast configuration on a dedicated network no further

steps are required

Video Wall Conﬁguration

To set up the Video Wall you will need to access the Web GUI of Extender, to do this use the following

instructions using either Chrome or Safari web browsers. If you are using Chrome, please first install the

Bonjour SDK from http://developer.apple.com/opensource.

For the best video wall results we strongly recommend using the same make and model of display

throughout your installation.

1. Configure the PC you are using for control’s network setting to 169.254.xxx.xxx with a net mask of

255.255.0.0. (xxx can be any value from 0 – 255)

2. Open your web browser and enter the address http://ast-gateway0000.local, the four digits after ast-

gateway depend upon the selection you have made with the Rotary Switch, in the example above the

Rotary switch is set to 0. Please refer to the table (below) for the Rotary Switch values and

corresponding four digit codes.

0 0000 8 0001

1 1000 9 1001

2 0100 A 0101

3 1100 B 1101

4 0010 C 0011

5 1010 D 1011

6 0110 E 0111

7 1110 F 1111

3. You will now see the Web GUI, click on Video Wall Setup and you will be presented with the Basic

Setup screen where you can adjust Bezel and Gap Compensation, as well as determining the size and

layout of your Video Wall:

4. Measure the Outer Width (OW), Outer Height (OH), View Width (VW) and View Height (VH) of your

display and enter these values into the corresponding fields of the Bezel and Edge Compensation

screen. Please Note: Values are expressed in units of 0.1mm and must be integer. If you do not require

Bezel Adjustment then set all values to 1.

5. Set the Vertical and Horizontal Monitor Count boxes to match your requirement. The minimum for each

field is 1, whilst the maximum is 8, allowing you to configure a 1x2, 2x2….up to 8x8 video wall.

6. Check the Single Host Mode box

7. Ensure that the Apply to drop down is set to all and then click Apply; you will see your displays begin

to refresh.

Product specificaties

Merk:	Lindy
Categorie:	AV extender
Model:	38133
Soort:	AV-repeater
LED-indicatoren:	Ja
Ethernet LAN:	Ja
Ondersteunde video-modi:	480i, 480p, 720p, 1080p
Maximum resolutie:	- Pixels
Inclusief AC-adapter:	Ja
HDCP:	Ja
Aansluiting voor netstroomadapter:	Ja
3D:	Nee
Netwerkstandaard:	IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u
RJ-45 uitgang ports:	3
Aantal HDMI-uitgangen:	1
Receiver afmetingen (B x D x H):	96 x 130 x 25 mm
Seriële poort(en):	2
Operating voltage:	12 V
Receiver gewicht:	500 g