Hall Technologies VERSA-4K-S Manuel utilisateur

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VERSA-4K User Manual

AV Over IP, 4K Video Over IP, Video Wall, USB 2.0 Over IP + Keyboard &

Mouse, Bidirectional Audio, RS-232 & IR Passthrough, Dynamic Virtual Matrix™

Part Number

Function

VERSA-4K-S

Encoder/Sender

VERSA-4K-R

Decoder/Receiver

 
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Table of Contents 
1.0 Introduction ............................................................................................... 5 
1.1 Applications........................................................................................... 5 
2.0 Package Contents...................................................................................... 6 
3.0 Input and Outputs ...................................................................................... 7 
4.0 Getting Started........................................................................................... 7 
5.0 Control Interface........................................................................................ 9 
5.1 Front Panel Operation............................................................................ 9 
5.2 IR Control ............................................................................................. 10 
IR Detectors and Emitters...................................................................... 10 
5.3 WEB-GUI............................................................................................... 11 
5.4 PC-GUI.................................................................................................. 12 
6.0 Working.................................................................................................... 13 
6.1 Architecture13 
Unicast Mode vs. Multicast Mode......................................................... 13 
6.2 General Settings .................................................................................. 14 
Device Name.......................................................................................... 14 
Group ID................................................................................................. 14 
6.3 Auto IP ................................................................................................. 14 
6.4 Independent Routing............................................................................ 14 
6.5 Video Over IP ....................................................................................... 15 
Encoder Settings.................................................................................... 15 
EDID Management................................................................................. 15 
6.6 Video Scaler......................................................................................... 16 
Scaler Settings....................................................................................... 16 
6.7 Video Wall............................................................................................ 16 
Video Wall Settings................................................................................ 18 
Bezel and Gap Compensation ............................................................... 18 

 
 
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6.8 OSD...................................................................................................... 19 
OSD Settings.......................................................................................... 19 
6.9 Audio Over IP ....................................................................................... 19 
Audio Modes.......................................................................................... 20 
6.10 Keyboard and Mouse Over IP ............................................................ 20 
6.11 USB Over IP........................................................................................ 21 
USB2.0 Settings..................................................................................... 22 
6.12 Serial Over IP ..................................................................................... 22 
RS-232 Modes ....................................................................................... 23 
6.13 IR Over IP ........................................................................................... 23 
IR Modes................................................................................................ 23 
6.14 Default Configuration ........................................................................ 24 
6.15 Firmware Update ............................................................................... 25 
7.0 Specifications .......................................................................................... 26 
HDMI Video Resolution Support List ......................................................... 28 
VIC Timings ........................................................................................... 28 
Other Timings: ....................................................................................... 30 
HDMI Audio Format Support List............................................................... 36 
USB 2.0 Supported Class List.................................................................... 36 
RS-232 Supported Baud rate List............................................................... 36 
 
 
 

FCC Notice

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference even if it causes undesired operation.

This equipment has been desinged to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy, and if it is not installed and used in accordance with the instruction

manual, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the

user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

1.0 Introduction

VERSA-4K is a complete AV over IP solution, which can extend 4K video with one

frame latency, USB 2.0, Keyboard, Mouse, IR, RS-232, and Analog Audio over Gigabit

Ethernet Network.

Encoder in the Sender (VERSA-4K-S) uses visually lossless compression, which gives

pixel perfect quality at the remote end. Receiver's inbuilt scaler not only supports

Video Wall up to 16x16, but can also change the Orientation of the Image. VERSA-4K

is one stop scalable solution for your future AV needs, with 10,000 unique channels,

which not only extends video but also extends USB 2.0 devices. With incredible low

latency, VERSA-4K can make its way to Medical Applications, Remote Server

Management, Presentation Rooms, Digital Signage to name but a few.

See Specifications for More details.

Fig 1: Block Diagram

1.1 Applications

Remote PC management

Digital Signage

Interactive Classrooms

Surveillance

Live broadcast

Patient Monitoring

Conference rooms, Auditoriums, Bars and restaurants

2.0 Package Contents

Model

Item

Quantity

VERSA-4K-S

User Manual

Wide Band IR Emitter

Mounting Brackets

Universal Power Supply

VERSA-4K-R

User Manual

Wide Band IR Detector

IR Detector (Local Control)

IR Remote Controller

Mounting Brackets

Universal Power Supply

3.0 Input and Outputs

Fig 2: VERSA-4K-S Front and Rear panel

Fig 3: VERSA-4K-R Front and Rear panel

Front

Panel

USB Mini for Front Panel Firmware update

MENU, UP,

DOWN

User Buttons for front panel operation

RST

Factory Reset

LCD

16x2 Character display for System

Configuration

Rear

Panel

1000BT

RJ45 Jack -- Connects to 1G Ethernet

IR-CTRL

IR Local Control

IR-IN, IR-OUT

IR Detector and IR Emitter connections for

Bidirectional Pass-through

L/R IN, L/R OUT

3.5mm Jack for Analog Line Input and Line

Output

HDMI AUD

HDMI Audio extraction

MIC IN

(Receiver only)

3.5mm Jack for Microphone Analog Input

HDMI OUT

(Sender only)

Video Output

HDMI IN

Video Input

RS-232

RS-232 Phoenix connector for full duplex serial

communication

USB HOST

USB Type B that connects to host PC

USB 1.1, USB2.0

USB Type A for USB peripherals

5V DC

External Power Supply with Locking connector

4.0 Getting Started

1. Use Gigabit Switch with IGMPV2 and Jumbo Frame Support

2. Connect Sender(s) and Receiver(s) to the switch. No DHCP server required,

by default Auto IP is enabled.

3. If switch does not support PoE, use external power supply included in the

package

4. Assign unique Group ID to each Sender. The Group ID can be changed from

the Front Panel using UP and DOWN arrow keys or by using IR Remote

Controller (See Front Panel operation for more details)

5. Connect HDMI Source(s) to Sender(s)

6. Connect HDMI Display(s) to Loop out as required

7. Connect HDMI Display(s) to Receiver(s)

8. Connect IR Detector cable to "IR-CTRL" port to use IR Remote Controller

9. If extending bidirectional IR, connect IR Emitter cable to "IR-OUT" port and IR

detector cable to "IR-IN" port of both Sender and Receiver. See IR Over IP for

more details.

10. If Using RS-232, connect RS-232 cable from PC or automation system to the

supplied phoenix connector, and then connect it to the "RS-232" port of

VERSA-4K. See Serial over IP for more details.

11. To control the unit from WEB-GUI or PC-GUI change the IP address of the PC

to Auto IP network

12. Assign Device Name to Sender(s) and Receiver(s) from WEB-GUI or PC-GUI

5.0 Control Interface

5.1 Front Panel Operation

VERSA features 16X2 Character LCD with three user buttons: MENU, UP and DOWN

on the front panel, which allows the user to quickly change the Group ID and IP

configuration. By default, Device Name and Group ID on the Home Screen of the LCD,

UP and DOWN arrow keys can be used change the Group ID.

Changing configuration from front panel is a five step process:

1. Press MENU button on Home Screen

2. Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to navigate to a configuration.

3. Hold the MENU button till the configuration starts blinking.

4. Use UP and DOWN arrows keys to see the available Options/Settings.

5. Press MENU again to apply the new configuration.

Fig 4: Front Panel Operation

LCD Notations:

-- [Configuration Name]--

System Configuration

[Status Name]:

System Status

Configuration Name

Options

IP Mode

AUTO, DHCP, STATIC

IP ADD

IP Address

SUBNET

Subnet Mask

GATEWAY

Gateway

BAUD

RS-232 Baud Rate

USB 2.0 (Receiver Only)

Used to the Connect/Disconnect with Sender in the

same group

Status Name

Description

MAC ADD

Mac Address of the Device

USB RX IP (Sender Only)

Shows the IP address of the Receiver to which

USB2.0 devices are connected

USB TX IP (Receiver Only)

Shows the IP address of the Sender to which USB2.0

devices are exported

LINK SPEED

Ethernet Link Speed

1000M

1000BaseT (Gigabit Link)

100M

100BaseT

10M

10BaseT

No Link!

When there is no Physical Link or IP

address

5.2 IR Control

IR Remote controller can be used to change the

Group ID of Sender/Receiver. The numeric keypad

on the remote controller can be used to key-In 4-

digit Group ID (0000 to 9999). To use IR Remote

Controller, connect IR Detector Cable (labeled as

"Control") to "IR-CTRL" port on VERSA. See IR

Detectors and Emitters for more information.

Fig 5: IR Remote Controller

IR Detectors and Emitters

IR Detector cable for Passthrough.

Connected to "IR-IN" port of VERSA.

IR Detector cable for Local Control.

Connected to "IR-CTRL" port of VERSA

IR Emitter cable for Passthrough.

Connected to "IR-OUT" port of VERSA

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