SIIG HDMI Over IP Extender with IR User Manual

: May 15, 2024
: SIIG

Table of Contents

SIIG HDMI Over IP Extender with IR
Important Instructions
Product Features
Package Contents
Layout
Application
Computer Control
Operating Modes
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SIIG HDMI Over IP Extender with IR

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Important Instructions

Suggest using IGMP switches
Do not mix up transmitter and receiver before installation.
Channel of the transmitter(TX) must be different, otherwise, the system would be break down (including transmitter, receiver, IGMP switch etc.).

Product Features

Resolution supported is up to 1080p 60Hz full HD.
Transmission distance is up to 120 meters via CAT6.
Support IR pass back function to control source device from RX location.
Offers scalable and flexible input-output matrix configuration, allows 100 input to infinite output.
Supports computer control software to select and switch source device input..

Package Contents

Transmitter unit/ Receiver unit
User Manual
IR blaster/ receiver extension cable
Power adapter DC5V/2A x 2
Remote control
3 pin phoenix connector x 2
Wall-mount kit x 2

Layout

Transmitter unit

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Receiver unit

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Application

Point to point

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Matrix configuration
Maximum 256 combined units, limited to 100 transmitter units.

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Note:

We recommend CATSe/6 with 100% copper wiring and IEEE-568B wiring standard.
Dedicated IGMP Gigabit Ethernet switches are recommended for the best performance and reliability.
When connecting to an existing LAN environment, it’s recommended to configure a VLAN dedicated to these transmitter(s) and receiver(s) to avoid traffic collision with other networking devices.
The transmitter’s and receiver’s default IP addresses are 192.168.1.238 and 192.168.1.239 respectively. If your existing network is DHCP enabled, the transmitter(s) and receiver(s) will be assigned with IP addresses automatically when connected and turned on.
Press the reset button on each transmitter and receiver if an IP address is not assigned automatically.

Resetting to Default IP Address

The Transmitter’s default IP address is 192.168.1.238, and the Receiver’s default IP address is 192.168.1.239. If you need to reset the units to the default IP address simply disconnect the TX or RX unit from the IP network, then quickly press the Reset button. Wait several seconds and power off and on the units.

IR User Guide

IR Extension Cables
The IR Blaster extension cable should be plugged into the IR Out port of the transmitter and the IR Receiver extension cable should be plugged into the IR In port of the receiver. The emitter of the IR Blaster extension cable should be placed as close to the IR receiver window of the source device.

Remote Control
Use the included remote control to set/select the TX ID on the transmitter and the TX-connected ID on the receiver for device pairing.

Device ID Control User Guide
Press the left or right button control to change the Device ID and Connection ID to the desired number. To connect to the desired HDMI source device, set the Receiver’s TX Connected ID to match the Transmitter’s TX ID for successful device pairing.

Computer Control

Computer Control User Guide
The HDbitT E-Matrix Control Center application is compatible with Windows only. Download it from www.hdbitt.com/download-matrix.

Connect your Windows computer to the Ethernet network.
For non-DHCP networks:
Change your computer’s IP address to 192.168.1.xxx (xxx can be 0 to 255, excluding 210 & 220), the same subnet as your TX and RX unit.
For DHCP-enabled networks:
Enable DHCP on your computer and connect it to the network.(Note: If DHCP is enabled simply plug into your network)
Open the application, the interface is displayed.
Note: If the Matrix Control Center application is not working properly. Close and restart it to clear the previous settings.

IP Setting
The Transmitter’s default IP address is 192.168.1.210, the Receiver’s default IP address is 192.168.1.220. There is no need to change the IP address even when multiple transmitters and/or receivers are connected to your IP network simultaneously. However, if a change is needed follow the steps below.