ADDER AdderLink Infinity Manager Manuel utilisateur

AdderLink Inﬁnity

User Guide

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Contents

Introduction

AdderLink Inﬁnity TX and RX unit features...............................3

What’s in the box ........................................................................4

What you may additionally need ...............................................5

Installation

Mounting .....................................................................................6

Using the VESA mounting bracket ........................................7

Connections .................................................................................8

TX video link ...........................................................................9

TX audio links..........................................................................9

TX USB link ............................................................................10

TX AUX port ..........................................................................10

TX power in...........................................................................11

TX/RX network link...............................................................12

RX video display....................................................................13

RX microphone & speakers ..................................................13

RX USB devices ......................................................................14

RX AUX port..........................................................................14

RX power in...........................................................................15

Conﬁguration

Initial conﬁguration ..................................................................16

Manual factory reset ............................................................16

Inﬁnity browser-based conﬁguration utility.......................17

Performing an upgrade.............................................................18

Operation

Front panel indicators ...............................................................19

Further information

Getting assistance......................................................................20

Appendix....................................................................................21

RS232 ‘null-modem’ cable pin-out.......................................21

Supported video modes .......................................................21

General speciﬁcations...........................................................21

Warranty ....................................................................................22

Safety information ....................................................................22

Radio Frequency Energy............................................................23

Index

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INFINITY RX

INFINITY TX Gigabit

Ethernet

One-to-many conﬁguration

Using multicast techniques, an unlimited number of receivers* can

receive video and audio data streams from a single TX unit.

Introduction

Thank you for choosing AdderLink Inﬁnity. AdderLink

Inﬁnity represents a major advance in the capabilities of

digital extenders and switches. By encoding high quality

DVI video, digital audio and USB connections into Internet

Protocol (IP) messages, AdderLink Inﬁnity offers highly

advanced and ﬂexible signal switching capabilities.

Adder’s extensive knowledge of interfacing techniques

and high speed networking has allowed us to develop

new ways to break the chains of local DVI, USB and audio

connections. With AdderLink Inﬁnity, distance is ﬁnally no

barrier to high speciﬁcation, high performance computing.

Furthermore, since all signals are now IP, the most elaborate

and yet simple-to-use switching and multicast techniques

make possible a great variety of uses.

The AdderLink Inﬁnity units come in two forms: a TX

transmitter and an RX receiver. The former attaches to

a single computer; the latter to your DVI video monitor,

microphone, speakers and up to four USB peripherals. The

distance between them is limited only by the size of your

Gigabit Ethernet network.

In addition to separating one computer and its peripherals,

AdderLink Inﬁnity promotes sharing. You can arrange for

a limitless number of screens and speakers, distributed

anywhere across the network, to receive video and audio.

You can also switch between any number of transmitter

units from a single screen, keyboard and mouse in order to

monitor a potentially vast collection of remote systems.

All units feature browser-based conﬁguration utilities to

allow quick and easy set up, from near or far.

One-to-one conﬁguration

The simplest conﬁguration links one RX unit to a single TX unit, either by a direct

link (up to 100m) or over much greater distances via a Gigabit Ethernet network.

INFINITY RXINFINITY TX

* A maximum of twelve concurrent USB inputs (via

multiple RX units) are permitted to a single TX unit.

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AdderLink Inﬁnity TX and RX unit features

The AdderLink Inﬁnity units are housed within durable, metallic enclosures with most connectors situated at the rear

panel - only the Ethernet ports are situated at the front panel. The smart front faces feature the operation indicators.

Inﬁnity TX (transmitter) - front Inﬁnity RX (receiver) - front

Inﬁnity RX (receiver) - rear

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Inﬁnity TX (transmitter) - rear

AUX

LINE IN

LINE OUT

COMPUTER

INDOOR

USE ONLY OPTIONS

2.5A

DVI-D

Video

input

Audio

line

in/out

AUX

(serial)

port

USB

port

Conﬁguration

switches

Power

input

INDOOR

USE ONLY OPTIONS AUX

LINE IN/ LINE OUT

DVI-D

USER CONSOLE

2.5A

MIC IN

Video

output

Audio

line

in/out

AUX

(serial)

port

USB

ports

Conﬁguration

switches

Power

input

Gigabit

Ethernet

port

Gigabit

Ethernet

port

Indicators

These six indicators clearly show the key aspects of operation:

• NET On when valid network link is present.

Flashes when the unit is in error.

• SER On when the AUX (serial) port is enabled and active.

• AUD On when audio is enabled and active.

• USB On when USB is enabled and active.

• DVI On when DVI video is enabled and active.

• PWR Power indicator.

Indicators

These six indicators clearly show the key aspects of operation:

• NET On when valid network link is present.

Flashes when the unit is in error.

• SER On when the AUX (serial) port is enabled and active.

• AUD On when audio is enabled and active.

• USB On when USB is enabled and active.

• DVI On when DVI video is enabled and active.

• PWR Power indicator.

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Combined DVI-D and USB

cable (1.8m)

AdderLink Inﬁnity TX unit

CD-ROM

Four self-adhesive

rubber feet

Power adapter

(12.5W) and

country-speciﬁc

power lead

What’s in the box

2 x Audio cable 2m

(3.5mm stereo jacks)

Serial null modem cable 2m

AdderLink Inﬁnity TX package

Inﬁnity

quick guide

AdderLink Inﬁnity RX unit

CD-ROM

Four self-adhesive

rubber feet

Power adapter

(12.5W) and

country-speciﬁc

power lead

Inﬁnity

quick guide

AdderLink Inﬁnity RX package

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NET SER AUD USB DVI PWR

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What you may additionally need

Combined DVI-D and USB (USB type A to B) cable

Part numbers: VSCD3 (1.8m length)

VSCD4 (5m length)

Two 19” rack-mount brackets and four screws

Part numbers:

One unit per 1U rack slot: RMK4S

Two units per 1U rack slot: RMK4D

Single link DVI-D to DVI-D video cable

Part number: VSCD1

Power adapter (12.5W) and

country-speciﬁc power lead

Part number: PSU-IEC-5VDC-2.5A

Audio cable 2m

(3.5mm stereo jacks)

Part number: VSC22

Serial null modem cable 2m

Part number: CAB-9F/9F-NULL-MODEM

USB cable 2m (type A to B)

Part number: VSC24

VESA mounting bracket and four screws

(can also be used to secure to walls and

other surfaces)

Part number: RMK4V

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AUX

LINE IN/ LINE OUT

SER CONSOLE

MIC IN

INDOOR

USE ONLY

OPTIONS

LINE IN/ LINE O

DVI-D

USER CO

2.5A

MIC IN

Installation

Mounting

There are three main mounting methods for transmitter and receiver units:

• Thesuppliedfourself-adhesiverubberfeet

• Optionalrackbrackets

• OptionalVESA mounting bracket

Connections Rack brackets

The optional brackets (plus four screws), allow the

units to be secured within a standard rack slot.

Note: The Inﬁnity units and their power

supplies generate heat when in operation

and will become warm to the touch.

Do not enclose them or place them in

locations where air cannot circulate to

cool the equipment. Do not operate

the equipment in ambient temperatures

exceeding 40oC. Do not place the

products in contact with equipment

whose surface temperature exceeds 40oC.

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Using the VESA mounting bracket

The optional mounting bracket conforms to the VESA mounting standard and

so can be used to mount an Inﬁnity unit directly to the rear of most video display

units. The bracket can also be ﬁxed directly to a wall or other solid surface using

appropriate screws or bolts.

To ﬁt the mounting bracket and Inﬁnity unit

1 Orientate the bracket against the rear of the video display so that its small

folded-in tabs are lowermost.

2 Attach the bracket to the video display using four screws of a size

appropriate to the threaded holes within the video display panel - do

not overtighten.

3 Place the Inﬁnity unit into the bracket with its

base facing towards the video

display and the front panel of the

Inﬁnity unit facing upwards.

4 Secure the Inﬁnity unit to the

bracket using the four supplied

screws - do not overtighten.

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Rear panel of video display

Inﬁnity unit

VESA

mounting

bracket

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Connections

Installation involves linking the Inﬁnity TX unit to various ports on the host

computer, while the Inﬁnity RX unit is attached to your peripherals:

INFINITY RXINFINITY TX

VIDEO

LINK

page 9

VIDEO

LINK

page 13

NETWORK

LINK

page 12

USB

DEVICES

page 14

USB

LINK

page 10

AUDIO

LINKS

page 9

SERIAL

LINK

page 10

SERIAL

LINK

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POWER

page 11

POWER

page 15

MIC &

SPEAKERS

page 13

Click a connection to see details

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TX video link

The AdderLink Inﬁnity units support

DVI digital video signals and so use

DVI-D video connectors.

To make a video link

1 Wherever possible, ensure that

power is disconnected from the

AdderLink Inﬁnity and the host

computer.

2 Connect a digital video link cable to the DVI-D socket on the TX unit rear

panel:

TX audio links

The AdderLink Inﬁnity units support

two way stereo digital sound so that

you can use a remote microphone as

well as speakers.

To make audio links

1 Connect an audio link cable

between the LINE OUT socket on

the TX unit rear panel and the

speaker output (line out) socket

of the host computer.

LINE IN

LINE OUT

COMPUTER

COMP

DVI-D

3 Connect the plug at the other end of the cable to the corresponding video

output socket of the host computer.

2 [Where a microphone is to be used]: Connect a second audio link cable

between the LINE IN socket on the TX unit rear panel and the LINE IN socket

of the host computer.

INFINITY RX

INFINITY TX

VIDEO

LINK

USB

LINK

AUDIO

LINKS

POWER

SERIAL

LINK

INFINITY RX

INFINITY TX

VIDEO

LINK

USB

LINK

AUDIO

LINKS

POWER

SERIAL

LINK

DVI-D link from

host computer

Speaker (line out) link

from host computer

Microphone (line in) link

from host computer

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