Gefen GTB-MINI-PACS User manual

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Rev A

2

1.11

CONTENT

S

1 Intr

oduc

ti

on

2

O

peration Notes

3

Features

4 Panel La

y

ou

t

5

Panel Descriptions

6

C

onnectin

g

the Mini PA

CS

6

Wirin

g

Dia

g

ram

7

C

on

ﬁ

g

urin

g

the IP Address

12 W

eb

Int

e

r

face

12 The Built-in Web

S

erver

1

3

R

S

-2

3

2 Men

u

14 R

S

-232

S

ettin

g

s

15 T

C

P

/

UDP Brid

g

e

S

ettin

g

s

17 IR Emitt

e

r

s

M

e

n

u

22 Addin

g

a new IR devic

e

26 Addin

g

a new IR device

f

rom a Templat

e

3

0 Rela

y

s Men

u

3

2 Testin

g

Rela

y

s

3

C

on

ﬁ

g

uration Men

u

3

3 IP

C

on

ﬁ

g

uratio

n

3

5 Telnet Lo

g

in

S

ettin

g

s

3

6 Firmware Updat

e

3

7

Sy

stem Rese

t

3

9

Sy

stem

S

ettin

g

s

41 IP

(

Telnet

)

C

ontrol

S

etu

p

4

3

R

S

-2

3

2

/

Telnet

C

ommands

43 IP

C

on

ﬁ

g

uratio

n

5

6 Brid

g

in

g

S

ettin

g

s

6

3 IR Device

S

etu

p

74

G

eneral

Q

uer

y

77 Appendi

x

77

C

ontrollin

g

the Mini PA

CS

via R

S

-23

2

78 Learnin

g

IR

C

ommands via Telne

t

8

0

S

peci

ﬁ

cations

8

1 Warrant

y

1

C

on

g

ratulations on

y

our purchase o

f

the Mini Pro

f

essional Automation

C

ontrol

Sy

stem. Your complete satis

f

action is ver

y

important to us.

G

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ressive computer and electronics add-on solutions

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ration, extension, distribution and conversion technolo

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products supplement cross-plat

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orm computer

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stems, pro

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essional audio

/

video environments and HDTV s

y

stems o

f

all sizes

with hard-workin

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solutions that are eas

y

to implement and simple to operate.

T

he GefenToolBox Mini Professional Automation Control S

y

ste

m

The Mini Pro

f

essional Automation

C

ontrol

Sy

stem

(

Mini PA

CS)

is used to

c

ontrol audio and video devices

(

such as TVs, Blu-ra

y

pla

y

ers, and set-to

p

boxes

)

over a network. It allows control o

f

one R

S

-232 serial-controlled device,

three IR-controlled devices, and two rela

y

contacts via IP over a network.

The Mini PA

CS

is a scaled-down version o

f

the PA

CS

, providin

g

th

e

s

ame level o

f

control, but has

f

ewer Input and

O

utput ports. This makes it mor

e

c

ost-e

ff

ective

f

or distributed control installations, or where

f

ewer I

/O

ports are

r

equired.

The Web user inter

f

ace allows IR and two-wa

y

R

S

-232 commands to be sen

t

b

y

the Mini PA

CS

to the connected devices to execute the desired

f

unctions.

The IR and R

S

-232 ports can be con

ﬁ

g

ured, allowin

g

the Mini PA

CS

to b

e

c

ompatible with most audio and video devices. It can learn, store, and mana

ge

IR commands

f

rom other manu

f

acturers’ remotes. Two normall

y

-open rela

y

s

allow control o

f

screens, blinds, or draperies.

The Mini PA

CS

is ideall

y

suited

f

or use with the

G

AVA,

G

e

f

en’s

(

Audio

/

Video

Automation

)

Sy

stem Processor. However, it can be used with other control

sy

stems capable o

f

IP communications. And, like all

G

e

f

enToolBox products,

the Mini PA

CS

can be mounted on a wall or an

y

ﬂ

at sur

f

ace, close to th

e

devices bein

g

controlled.

How It Works

C

onnect the lockin

g

power suppl

y

to the Mini PA

CS

.

C

onnect an Ethernet cable

between the Mini PA

CS

and the local network. Access the Web inter

f

ace b

y

t

y

g

in the correct IP address on the Web browser.

C

on

ﬁ

g

ure the control

inter

f

aces

(

IR, R

S

-232, and rela

y

s

)

via

y

our Web browser.

C

on

ﬁ

g

ure

y

our

automation s

y

stem to send commands to the Mini PA

CS

via IP.

C

onnect a

s

erial-controlled device to the R

S

-232 port on the Mini PA

CS

. Plu

g

the IR

e

mitters into the Mini PA

CS

and place the in

f

rared LEDs close to the IR sensors

o

f

the A

/

V devices to be controlled via IR.

C

onnect to the rela

y

outputs as

r

equired

(

12V D

C

is also provided

f

or convenience

)

. Two-wa

y

R

S

-232 control

allows device

f

eedback to be returned to the control s

y

stem over the network

f

or

accu

r

a

t

e

co

ntr

o

l.

INTRODUCTIO

N

2

READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING OR OPERATIN

G

THE PROFESSIONAL AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTE

M

• The Mini PA

CS

is shipped with a static IP address o

f

192

.1

68

.1.7

2

.

Thi

s

address ma

y

need to be chan

g

ed be

f

ore the Mini PA

CS

will work on

y

our

Local Area Network.

S

ee pa

g

e 7

f

or instructions on settin

g

the Mini PA

CS

to

a

n

e

w IP

add

r

ess

.

• I

f

y

our network will contain multiple Mini PA

CS

and

/

or PA

CS

units, each one

m

ust have a unique IP address be

f

ore it is connected to the network. Install

one Mini PA

CS

at a time, and chan

g

e its IP address be

f

ore connectin

g

another Mini PA

CS

or PA

CS

to the network.

• As the Mini PA

CS

is pro

g

rammed,

y

ou can download the con

ﬁ

g

uration and

IR

ﬁ

les to

y

our computer or an external stora

g

e device. We recommend that

y

ou back up

ﬁ

les

f

requentl

y

durin

g

pro

g

rammin

g

, and save IR

ﬁ

les

f

or each

device as it is learned. These

ﬁ

les can be trans

f

erred to another Mini PA

CS

or PA

CS

f

or

f

uture pro

j

ects.

•

RS

-232 commands are not stored in the Mini PA

CS

.

O

nl

y

the con

ﬁ

g

uration

data is stored. The Mini PA

CS

acts as a brid

g

e between

y

our controller that

is sendin

g

the R

S

-232 commands over

y

our network, and the actual R

S

-232

p

ort on the device that is bein

g

controlled.

•

M

ini PA

CS

allows control to be distributed throu

g

hout

y

our s

y

stem. Multiple

M

ini PA

CS

devices ma

y

be installed close to the devices bein

g

controlled,

r

ather than near the s

y

stem controller, to minimize cablin

g

and improve

r

eliabilit

y

.

RS-232 Port Wirin

g

Dia

g

ra

m

OPERATION NOTE

S

54321

9876

12345

6789

Only Pins 2 (RX), 3 (TX), and 5 (Ground) are used on the RS-232 serial interface

3

Features

•

C

ontrol A

/

V devices usin

g

IR, R

S

-232 control, and rela

y

s over a Web-based

IP control s

y

stem

•

C

on

ﬁ

g

urable Ethernet input supports Telnet, Web browsers, and T

C

P

/

IP

• Web

C

ontrol: User inter

f

ace desi

g

ned to be viewed and controlled b

y

home

automation devices, computers, and mobile devices

(

e.

g

. cell phones with

Internet browsers

)

• Two

(

2

)

N

O

(

Normall

y

O

pen

)

rela

y

outputs plus +12V D

C

@

1A and

G

round

fo

r

co

nv

e

ni

e

n

ce

• Learns IR commands

f

rom manu

f

acturer remotes, throu

g

h

f

ront-panel IR

rece

iv

e

r

• Three

(

3

)

discrete IR emitter outputs

f

or multiple device control

•

S

tore and mana

g

e IR commands

f

rom manu

f

acturer remotes and access

them via the Web control inter

f

ace. IR commands ma

y

be uploaded

f

rom or

downloaded to online libraries or P

C

ﬁ

les.

•

M

ini PA

CS

IR

ﬁ

les are compatible with the

G

e

f

en PA

CS

•

M

ana

g

e R

S

-232 communications via Web control inter

f

ace

f

or one R

S

-232

de

vi

ce

•

S

upports data trans

f

er rates up to 115200 bau

d

• Firmware up

g

radeable via Web inter

f

ac

e

•

C

on

ﬁ

g

urable static IP address

f

or stable operatio

n

• W

a

ll-m

ou

nt

ab

l

e

P

acka

g

e Includes

(

1

)

Mini Pro

f

essional Automation

C

ontrol

Sy

stem

(

1

)

S

in

g

le IR emitter

(

1

)

6

f

t. DB-9 cable

(

M - F

)

(

1

)

12V

/

3A D

C

Lockin

g

Power

S

uppl

y

(

1

)

Q

uick

S

tart

G

uid

e

FEATURE

S

4

P

ANEL LAYOU

T

o

p

Fron

t

Back

7

8

4

3

1

2

6

5

1

P

owe

r

This LED will indicate the current power state. The LED is

g

reen when the unit

is powered

O

N.

2

I

R Senso

r

The IR receiver is provided

f

or the Mini PA

CS

to learn new IR commands. Use

the Web Inter

f

ace or Telnet

f

or this procedure.

S

ee pa

g

es 17 - 29

f

or more

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n.

3

I

P Rese

t

This button is placed beneath the enclosure sur

f

ace to prevent an accidental

r

eset. Use the end o

f

a paperclip to press and hold this button

f

or about 10

seco

n

ds

t

o

r

ese

t th

e

u

nit

’s

IP

add

r

ess

t

o

192.168.1.72

.

This should onl

y

be

done i

f

the Mini PA

CS

is moved to a new network or cannot be located on the

ne

tw

o

rk.

4

I

R Emitter

s

C

onnect up to three

(

3

)

sin

g

le or dual 12V IR emitters

(G

e

f

en part nos.

EXT-IREMIT

/

EXT-2IREMIT or other Xantech-compatible emitters

)

to these

p

orts to control A

/

V o

f

other devices usin

g

one-wa

y

IR control. These outputs

are capable o

f

transmitter IR si

g

nals with 30 - 60 kHz carrier

f

requencies.

5

1

2V D

C

onnect the included 12V D

C

lockin

g

power suppl

y

to this receptacle.

6

I

P Control

C

onnect the Mini PA

CS

to a network in order to use IP control.

7

R

S-232

This ports is used to control other devices via bi-directional R

S

-232 serial

c

ontrol, usin

g

T

C

P or UDP brid

g

in

g

. This port ma

y

also be used with a Terminal

Emulation pro

g

ram

f

or pro

g

rammin

g

and controllin

g

the Mini PA

CS

(S

ee

Appendix

f

or details

)

.

8

R

elay Contact

s

Two

(

2

)

N

O

rela

y

contacts with +12V D

C

and

G

round. The maximum current

draw

f

rom the 12V is 1

00

mA.

P

ANEL DESCRIPTION

S

NOTE

:

O

nl

y

pins 2

(

Receive

)

, 3

(

Transmit

)

, and 5

(G

round

)

are used

f

or communication. A null-modem adapter should n

ot

be used with

t

this product when connectin

g

to controlled devices

(

see pa

g

e 77

f

or

c

onnectin

g

to a computer via R

S

-232

)

.

6

How to Connect the Mini PAC

S

1.

C

onnect the included R

S

-2

3

2 cable between the Mini PA

CS

and the R

S

-2

3

2

de

vi

ce

.

2.

C

onnect up to three

(

3

)

sin

g

le or dual IR Emitters to the Mini PA

CS

. Make

s

ure that each LED emitter is close to the IR sensor o

f

the A

/

V devices to be

co

ntr

o

ll

ed

.

3

.

C

onnect the rela

y

leads

f

rom the control motors o

f

pro

j

ection screens, blinds,

or draperies to the rela

y

outputs on the back panel o

f

the Mini PA

CS

.

4.

C

onnect an Ethernet cable between the Mini PA

CS

and the network.

S

ee the

n

ext pa

g

e

f

or details on con

ﬁ

g

urin

g

the network.

5

.

C

onnect the included 12V D

C

power suppl

y

to the power receptacle on the

M

ini PA

CS

.

C

onnect the A

C

power cord to an available electrical outlet.

Wirin

g

Dia

g

ram for the Mini PAC

S

Network

Mini-PACS

12V/GND Triggers

GTB-MINI-PACS

Powered Screen /

Curtains

Projector

Set Top Box

Mini-PACS

12V/GND

Blu-ray Player

GTB-HDFST-444

GAVA Control System

IR

RS-232

ETHERNET

12V/GND TRIGGERS

CONNECTING THE MINI PAC

S

7

CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRES

S

Settin

g

the IP Address

The Mini PA

CS

is desi

g

ned to control devices over a network usin

g

a built-in

Web server or via Telnet. Be

f

ore usin

g

Telnet control or the built-in Web

S

erver,

the network settin

g

s

f

or the Mini PA

CS

must be con

ﬁ

g

ured via IP.

Be

f

ore connectin

g

the Mini PA

CS

to a network, locate the label on the bottom

o

f

the Mini PA

CS

. The MA

C

address and the de

f

ault IP address will be listed on

the label. The de

f

ault IP address will be used to connect the Mini PA

CS

to the

ne

tw

o

rk.

M

AC Address

Primar

y

MA

C

address o

f

the Mini PA

CS

.

Thi

s

add

r

ess

i

s

d

i

ffe

r

e

nt

fo

r

eac

h

u

nit

a

n

d

c

annot be chan

g

ed.

IMPORTANT: Because all Mini PA

CS

and PA

CS

units have the

s

ame de

f

ault IP address, onl

y

one Mini PA

CS

or PA

CS

ma

y

be

c

onnected to a network at a time, until its IP address is chan

g

ed. I

f

m

o

r

e

th

a

n

o

n

e

de

vi

ce

with th

e

sa

m

e

IP

add

r

ess

i

s

co

nn

ec

t

ed

t

o

a

n

etwork, computers will be unable to locate an

y

o

f

the devices.

8

I

f

y

ou computer has an IP address o

f

192

.1

68

.1.

(

x

)

, and

192

.1

68

.1.7

2

i

s

an available address,

y

ou can access the Mini PA

CS

b

y

enterin

g

192

.1

68

.1.7

2

in

y

our Web browser.

O

therwise use the

f

ollowin

g

procedure to chan

g

e the Mini PA

CS

IP address to

m

atch

y

our network

:

1. Access the Network

S

ettin

g

control panel in Windows and locate

y

our LAN

c

onnection. Under Windows 7

®

, this can be done b

y

clickin

g

S

tart >

C

ontrol

P

anel > Network

S

haring

C

enter >

C

hange Adapter

S

etting

s

.

2.

C

lick on the Local Area

C

onnection icon to displa

y

the Local Area

C

onnection

S

tatus dialo

g:

CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRES

S

9

3

.

C

lick on the Properties button to displa

y

the Local Area

C

onnection

Properties dialo

g

.

4.

C

lick on Internet Protocol Version 4

(

T

C

P

/

IPv4

)

.

5

.

C

lick the Properties button to displa

y

the Internet Protocol Version 4

(

T

C

P

/

IPv4

)

Properties dialo

g

.

CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRES

S

Internet Protocol Version 4

(

TCP/IPv4

)

C

lick to hi

g

hli

g

ht this Network protocol.

10

CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRES

S

6

.

C

han

g

e the IP settin

g

s to the

f

ollowin

g:

*

I

f

th

e

IP

add

r

ess

192

.1

68

.1.

80

is alread

y

in use on

y

our network, choose

a

n

o

th

e

r

u

n

used

add

r

ess

th

a

t i

s

no

t

192

.1

68

.1.7

2

or

y

our router

’

s IP

add

r

ess

U

se the followin

g

IP address

C

lick this radio button.

IP address

1

9

2.1

68

.1.

80*

Subnet mask

2

55

.2

55

.2

55

.

0

U

se the followin

g

DNS server addresses

C

lick this radio button.

C

lear these boxes.

STOP

:

Write down the current IP settin

g

s be

f

ore makin

g

chan

g

es,

s

ince

y

ou will need to restore the old settin

g

s later. I

f

the Properties

are set to

“O

btain an IP address automaticall

y

” and

“O

btain DN

S

s

erver address automaticall

y”

,

y

ou do not need the actual address

s

ettin

g

s.

1

CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRES

S

7.

C

lick the

O

K button, then close all

C

ontrol Panel windows.

8

.

R

e

f

resh

y

our Web browser and

g

o to

h

tt

p

:

//

192.168.1.7

2

to open the

M

ini PA

CS

Web

S

erver.

9

.

G

o to the

C

on

ﬁ

g

uration Menu

(

see pa

g

e 33

)

and chan

g

e the Mini PA

CS

IP

address to an appropriate address

f

or

y

our network.

1

0

.

C

lick ”

S

ave

C

han

g

es”,

“

Reboot”, and

“O

K” to save the new IP address.

11.

R

eopen

y

our computer

’

s network settin

g

s and restore the ori

g

inal settin

g

s

(

or

g

o back to

“O

btain an IP address automaticall

y

” and

“O

btain DN

S

server

address automaticall

y

”, i

f

those were the ori

g

inal settin

g

s

)

.

12. Then re

f

resh

y

our Web browser and

g

o to the new Mini PA

CS

IP address to

r

eopen the Mini PA

CS

Web

S

erver.

R

epeat this procedure to add additional Mini PA

CS

units to

y

our network,

assi

g

nin

g

each unit a di

ff

erent IP address.

12

WEB INTERFA

CE

T

he Built-in Web Server

The Mini PA

CS

includes a built-in Web server which provides an intuitive Web

inter

f

ace. I

f

T

C

P

/

IP is not con

ﬁ

g

ured on the Mini PA

CS

, then see pa

g

e 7

f

or

details on con

ﬁ

g

urin

g

the Mini PA

CS

. I

f

the Mini PA

CS

is alread

y

con

ﬁ

g

ured

f

or

u

se on a network, then open a Web browser and t

y

pe in the IP address o

f

the

M

ini PA

CS

.

The built-in Web server provides control over R

S

-232, IR emitters, rela

y

s, and

g

eneral con

ﬁ

g

uration. Each o

f

these pa

g

es will be covered in the

f

ollowin

g

sec

ti

o

n

s

.

Initiall

y

, when the Web pa

g

e is launched, the R

S

-232 Menu is displa

y

ed. The

top portion o

f

the screen has tabs to select R

S

-232 settin

g

s, IR settin

g

s, rela

y

s

ettin

g

s,

g

eneral con

ﬁ

g

uration.

C

lick on the desired tab to brin

g

up the settin

g

s

p

a

g

e

f

or those

f

unctions.

Reboo

t

The Mini PA

CS

must be rebooted a

f

ter

m

akin

g

all chan

g

es.

M

ain Menu

C

lick on an

y

o

f

the

f

our men

u

s

elections to access the desired pa

g

e.

1

3

WEB INTERFA

CE

RS-232 Menu

The R

S

-232 Menu allows

y

ou to chan

g

e the R

S

-232 port settin

g

s on the Mini

PA

CS

.

D

escri

p

tion

Pr

o

vi

de

a

n

a

m

e

t

o

th

e

de

vi

ce

c

onnected to this por

t

(

e.

g

.

“S

on

y

TV”,

“S

amsun

g

”, etc.

)

1

4

WEB INTERFA

CE

RS

-232

S

etting

s

S

ome R

S

-232 settin

g

s use a drop-down menu

f

or selectin

g

di

ff

erent options.

For example, to select the Baud Rate, click the arrow icon then click on the

r

equired port speed

:

Arrow Icon

Indicates a drop-

down list.

C

lick to

l

i

s

t th

e

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

baud

r

a

t

es

.

Baud Rat

e

S

ets the baud rate

f

or the port.

R

an

g

e: [100 bps - 115200 bps]

P

arit

y

S

ets the parit

y

bit.

O

ptions: Even,

O

dd,

None, Mark,

S

pac

e

Sto

p

Bits

S

ets the stop bit.

R

an

g

e: [1 - 2]

D

ata Bits

S

ets the number o

f

data bits.

R

an

g

e: [5 - 8]

U

ART Mod

e

O

ptions: T

C

P Brid

g

e,

U

DP Brid

ge

L

ine Dela

y

(

ms

)

R

an

g

e: [0 - 10000]

Character Dela

y

(

ms

)

N

o

t

used

.

15

WEB INTERFA

CE

TC

P

/

UDP Bridging

S

etting

s

U

DP Protocol is used b

y

some control s

y

stems, includin

g

G

e

f

en’s

G

AVA s

y

stem,

f

or

f

aster response. When usin

g

UDP

y

ou can broadcast the messa

g

e b

y

usin

g

the IP address: 255.255.255.255. Use T

C

P unless otherwise instructed b

y

our

C

ontrol

Sy

stem User Manual, or b

y

G

e

f

en Technical

S

upport.

S

ee pa

g

e 56

f

or a

f

ull explanation o

f

these settin

g

s.

Force Send

(

ms

)

I

f

n

o

da

t

a

i

s

r

ece

iv

ed

f

r

o

m th

e

co

ntr

o

ll

ed

device

f

or the speci

ﬁ

ed time, send the

c

ollected data to the control s

y

stem.

Force Send

(

b

y

tes

)

I

f

the speci

ﬁ

ed number o

f

b

y

tes is received

f

rom the controlled device, send

the collected data to the control s

y

stem.

E

nd Delimiter

V

alue in HE

X

R

an

g

e:

S

ame

as

S

tart Delimiter

A

dd Delimiters to data sen

t

Include the delimiter characters in the data sent to the control s

y

stem.

U

se Start Delimiter

O

ptions: Use

(

Enable

/

Disable

)

U

se End Delimiter

O

ptions: Use

(

Enable

/

Disable

)

1

6

WEB INTERFA

CE

TC

P

/

UDP Bridging

S

etting

s

U

DP Local Por

t

R

an

g

e: 1024 - 6553

5

U

DP Remote I

P

U

DP Remote Por

t

R

an

g

e: 1024 - 6553

5

Factor

y

Defaul

t

S

ets the selecte

d

RS

-232 port to

f

actor

y

(

de

f

ault

)

settin

g

s.

Save Chan

g

es

S

aves all chan

g

es to the

s

elected R

S

-232 port. This

button must be pressed a

f

ter

c

han

g

in

g

e

ach output settin

g

. in

order to save an

y

chan

g

es.

T

CP Por

t

R

an

g

e: 0 - 6553

5

Start Delimiter Valu

e

R

an

g

e: 00 - FF

(“

wildcard” characters are acceptable, e.

g

.

**)

The

S

tart Delimiter can be up to three A

SC

II characters

(

3 b

y

tes

)

, in hex

f

ormat. For example, 0D0A is

C

R + LF

(C

arria

g

e Return + Line Feed

)

.

The delimiters are used b

y

some control s

y

stems to

ﬁ

lter incomin

g

data.

C

ontact

G

e

f

en Technical

S

upport

f

or details i

f

y

ou need to use them.

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