Lindy 38132 Guide Rapide

Quick Guide ENGLISH
HDMI Video Wall over IP Extender
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.
Package Contents
 HDMI over IP Extender Receiver or Transmitter
 2x Installation bracket
 Installation screws
Installation & Operation
This Quick guide refers to the basic installation of these products, for more detailed instructions, including Video Wall
features please refer to the full user manual or visit
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
1-to-1 & 1-to-many
Many-to-many
Video Wall
Multiple Video Wall
Before beginning the installation please ensure that all devices are powered off.
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 Dip 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
The LEDs on the Extender Units show the real-time status indicating the linking and communication between the
Transmitter and Receiver Units. Users can identify the current status through the LED indicators; the Network Status
LED is situated between the RJ45 and DC sockets on the Transmitter and Receiver, whilst the Power Link LED is
located on the top of each unit.
The Network Status LED will flash to show it is connected to a network, if it is off there is no connection. The Power/Link
LED will be Blue when a connection is established between Transmitter and Receiver, the LED will be Green on the
Transmitter or Red on the Receiver it the connection has not be established. If the LED is flashing Blue and Green on
the Transmitter or Blue and Red on the Receiver then a connection has been made, but there is no active video signal.
Please Note: Low quality cables degrade output signal causing elevated noise levels. Please use the best available
cable and make sure the display device is capable of handling the resolution and refresh rate selected.
WEEE (Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment), Recycling of Products
Electrical and electronic equipment must enter the recycling process instead . Each individual EU member state has
implemented the WEEE regulations into national law in slightly different ways. Please follow your national law when you want
to dispose of any electrical or electronic products. More details can be obtained from your national WEEE recycling agency.
For Home and Office Use.
No.38132, 38133
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Ethernet Hub Requirement
Gigabit Ethernet Hub
Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP & Snooping function
Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP & Snooping function
Gigabit Ethernet Hub with IGMP, Snooping & VLAN functions
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 LINDY Quick Install Guide and User Manual
 Generic Software CD