User Guide

Signal Processors

WindoWall Pro Multi-Graphic Videowall Processors

68-2470-01 Rev. A 06 13 Safety Instructions

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Copyright © 2013 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved. Trademarks All trademarks mentioned in this guide are the properties of their respective owners. The following registered trademarks(R), registered service marks(SM), and trademarks(TM) are the property of RGB Systems, Inc. or Extron Electronics: Registered Trademarks (®) AVTrac, Cable Cubby, CrossPoint, eBUS, EDID Manager, EDID Minder, Extron, Flat Field, GlobalViewer, Hideaway, Inline, IP Intercom, IP Link, Key Minder, LockIt, MediaLink, PoleVault, PowerCage, PURE3, Quantum, SoundField, SpeedMount, SpeedSwitch, System Integrator, TeamWork, TouchLink, V‑Lock, VersaTools, VN‑Matrix, VoiceLift, WallVault, WindoWall Registered Service Mark(SM) : S3 Service Support Solutions Trademarks (™) AAP, AFL (Accu-Rate Frame Lock), ADSP (Advanced Digital Sync Processing), AIS (Advanced Instruction Set), Auto-Image, CDRS (Class D Ripple Suppression), DDSP (Digital Display Sync Processing), DMI (Dynamic Motion Interpolation), Driver Configurator, DSP Configurator, DSVP (Digital Sync Validation Processing), FastBite, FOXBOX, IP Intercom HelpDesk, MAAP, MicroDigital, ProDSP, QS-FPC (QuickSwitch Front Panel Controller), Scope-Trigger, SIS, Simple Instruction Set, Skew-Free, SpeedMount, SpeedNav, SpeedSwitch, Triple-Action Switching, XTP, XTP Systems, XTRA, ZipCaddy, ZipClip Conventions Used in this Guide

Notifications The following notifications are used in this guide:

ATTENTION: Attention indicates a situation that may damage or destroy the product or associated equipment.

NOTE: A note draws attention to important information.

Software Commands Commands are written in the fonts shown here: ^AR Merge Scene,,Op1 scene 1,1 ^B 51 ^W^C [01] R 0004 00300 00400 00800 00600 [02] 35 [17] [03]

E X! *X1&* X2)* X2#* X2! CE}

NOTE: For commands and examples of computer or device responses mentioned in this guide, the character “0” is used for the number zero and “O” is the capital letter “o.”

Computer responses and directory paths that do not have variables are written in the font shown here: Reply from 208.132.180.48: bytes=32 times=2ms TTL=32 C:\Program Files\Extron Variables are written in slanted form as shown here: ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx —t SOH R Data STX Command ETB ETX

Selectable items, such as menu names, menu options, buttons, tabs, and field names are written in the font shown here: From the File menu, select New. Click the OK button.

Specifications Availability Product specifications are available on the Extron website, www.extron.com. Contents

Introduction...... 1 HTML Configuration and Control...... 51 About this Guide...... 1 Accessing the Web Pages...... 51 About the WindoWall Pro Series Multi-Graphic Viewing System Status...... 53 Processors...... 1 Using the Configuration Pages...... 54 Features...... 2 System Settings Page...... 54 Application Diagram...... 4 Passwords Page...... 57 Firmware Upgrade Page...... 58 Installation...... 5 Using the File Management Page...... 60 Installation Overview...... 5 Uploading Files...... 60 Rear Panel Features...... 6 Adding a Directory...... 60 Front Panel...... 9 Other File Management Activities...... 61 Resetting...... 9 Using the Background Page...... 61 Selecting a Background Color...... 61 Remote Configuration and Control...... 11 Displaying a Background Image...... 62 Setting Up the WindoWall Console Software..... 11 Installing and Starting the Software...... 11 Special Application: Edge Blending...... 64 Downloading the WindoWall Console Example of a System Using Edge Blending...... 64 Software from the Web...... 13 Example of an Edge-matched System...... 66 Starting the WindoWall Console Software...... 14 Setting up the WindoWall Console Software Setting Up a WindoWall Pro Project...... 15 for Edge Blending...... 67 Using the Auto Image Wizard...... 27 Using SIS Commands...... 30 Reference Information...... 68 Host-to-Processor Communications...... 30 Mounting the WindoWall Pro...... 68 WindoWall Pro-initiated Messages...... 30 Tabletop Use...... 68 Error Responses...... 31 Rack Mounting...... 68 Telnet and Web Communications...... 31 Rack Mounting Procedure...... 69 Symbol Definitions...... 32 IP Addressing...... 69 WindoWall Pro Commands...... 33 What is an IP Address?...... 69 IP-specific Commands...... 35 Choosing IP Addresses...... 70 Command and Response Table for Subnet Mask...... 71 WindoWall Pro SIS Commands...... 37 Pinging for the IP Address...... 71 Command and Response Table for IP SIS Connecting as a Telnet Client...... 72 Commands...... 40 Subnetting, a Primer...... 74 Updating the Firmware...... 75 Determining the Firmware Version...... 75 Downloading the Firmware...... 77 Uploading the Firmware...... 77

WindoWall Pro Series • Contents v

WindoWall Pro Series•Contents vi Introduction

This section provides an overview of the WindoWall Pro Multi-Graphic Processors, including information about the following: • About this Guide • About the WindoWall Pro Series Multi-Graphic Processors • Features • Application Diagram

About this Guide This guide discusses how to install, configure, and operate the Extron WindoWall Pro Series multi-graphic processors. Throughout this guide, the terms “WindoWall Pro” and “processor” are used interchangeably to see all models of the products.

About the WindoWall Pro Series Multi-Graphic Processors The WindoWall Pro and WindoWall Pro DI are four-window RGB and video signal processors designed for videowall systems. Each WindoWall Pro can display up to four video sources on a single screen in picture-in-picture or picture-by-picture format. The WindoWall Pro accepts RGB, HDTV component, S-video, and composite video signals on four fully-configurable inputs and has one scaled output. The processors can switch among inputs, and provide a full range of picture controls for each window. Configurations can be saved as presets and recalled at need. The WindoWall Pro DI is a WindoWall Pro with an HDMI input card installed, providing four HDMI input connectors. WindoWall Pro uses a distributed video processing architecture that dedicates a separate processor to each output device (projector, video cube, or flat panel monitor) in the videowall system. Each of the windows can show video, HDTV, or high resolution computer video content. The WindoWall Pro is compatible with most available display devices and outputs video at resolutions up to 1920x1200 and 2K, and HDTV component up to 1080p. Because a discrete, real-time processor is dedicated to each display unit in the videowall, the WindoWall Pro system is fully scalable, supporting display layouts from 1x2 to 3x2 and larger. WindoWall Pro systems are available in sets of two or three processors, for 1x2 or 3x2 arrays, with or without HDMI. All HDMI inputs and outputs on these models support HDCP. All models can be controlled remotely via the serial interfaces using the Extron Simple Instruction Set (SIS) commands or the WindoWall Console software, or via an Ethernet LAN using the WindoWall Pro embedded web pages, SIS commands, or the control software.

WindoWall Pro Series • Introduction 1

Features • • • • • • • • one ormore displays. AV environments whileenablingsimultaneousdistribution ofasinglesource signal to between inputandoutputdevices toensure quickand reliable switchinginprofessional Key Minder—authenticates andmaintainscontinuousHDCPencryption visual confirmationthatprotected contentcannotbeviewed onthedisplay. HDCP encryptedcontentis senttoanon-HDCPcompliantdisplay, providing immediate HDCP complianceandvisualconfirmation—Agreen screen isdisplayedwhen • • • • • • The WindoWall Consolesoftware enablesyoutoenableandconfigure thefollowing: information onusingthissoftware). provided withyourprocessor. SeetheWindoWall Consolesoftware helpfilefordetailed Software onpage11forinformationgettingstartedwiththesoftware, whichis windows perdisplayorvideocubeunit(seeSettingUptheWindoWall Console and managevideowallpresentations. You cancreate presentations withuptofour processors togetherviaTCP/IPandprovides thetoolsandfeatures tosetup,create, interface fortheWindoWall Pro videowallsystem.ItbringsalloftheWindoWall Pro Graphical userinterface—TheWindoWall Consoleapplicationsoftware istheuser • • Output —BothWindoWall Pro modelshaveonescaledoutputonthefollowing: three WindoWall Pro unitstocreate large-scaledisplayswith 6 to12windows. source asabackground. TheLiveBackground inputcanbeusedforcascading twoor display live,full-motionhigh-resolution computerorHDTVvideofrom anHDMIorDVI Live Background input—AnHDMIisprovided onallmodelsasameansto composite videosignals.Inaddition,theWindoWall Pro DIhasfourHDMIinputs. to 1920x1200and2K),HDTVcomponentvideo(up1080p@60Hz),S-video, Inputs —FourfullyconfigurablevideoinputsonBNCconnectorsacceptRGBHV(up sources tobeviewedatonce oneachWindoWall Pro. simultaneously, allowinguptofourvideo,HDTV, andhigh-resolution computervideo Four windows—Uptofourindependentcanbeshownonasingledisplay from 1x2to3x2andlarger, ontwoormore displays. Scalable videowallmulti-displaysupport—Enablesscalablesystems used imagessuchasacompanylogo. can store uptosixhighresolution images,enablingyoutoeasilydisplayfrequently them foruseasthebackground imageonthevideowallcanvas.TheWindoWall Pro memory ontheWindoWall Pro. You canthenbrowse totheseimagefilesandselect Background imagemanagement—Imagefilescanbeuploadedandstored in visualization anddynamicwindowplacementsizing. canvasenableson-screenVideowall virtualcanvas—Virtual videowall Freeze control —Freeze control freezes (locks)awindowtothecurrent image. control settings. and priorityinformation.Inputpresets saveinputsignaltypeinformationandpicture presetsWindow andinputpresets savewindowsizing,positioning, —Window size, background, andborder. characters. Theselabelscanbecustomizedforpositioning,textcolor, character Text labels—Eachpicture-in-picture windowcanbelabeledwithupto16 each windowcanberesized also,independentlyofitswindow. brightness, contrast,color, tint,detail,andzoomforeachwindow. Theimagewithin Picture controls —Picture controls allowyoutoadjustthesize,position, An HDMIconnectorforandDVI A setoffiveBNCconnectorsforRGB(RGBHV, RGBS,RGsB)andHDcomponent WindoWall Pro Series•Introduction 2

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • NTSC 3.58,4.43,PAL, andSECAMforintegrationinto systems worldwide. Quad standard videodecoding—Adigitalfour-line adaptivecombfilterdecodes to looseconnections. and outputconnectortosecure thecablestorear panelandprevent signallossdue LockIt HDMIcablelacingbrackets—Onebracketisprovided foreachHDMIinput and amatrixswitchertorecall thepreset andtheinputsdisplayedinwindows. strings issuedtotheprimaryMGP. TheprimaryMGPcoordinates withtheotherMGPs in theWindoWall Consoleapplication canlaterberecalled remotely byuser-friendly text Third partywindowpreset presets recall thatwere —Window configured andsaved colorbars, andthreeenableproper aspectratiopatterns systemsetup. Test includingcropcrosshatch, testpatterns, pattern, —Avarietyofinternal patterns background, text,andborder colorscanbeselected. label ofupto16characters.Thecanbepositionedandsizedasdesired, and Window captioning—Eachpicture-in-picture windowcanbelabeledwithatext RGB andvideoscaling—Allsources are scaledtoasingleoutputrate. mounted usingtheincludedrackandthrough-desk mountingbrackets. Rack mounting—The2Uhighandfullrackwidemetalenclosure canberack based control software. interfaceusingtheembeddedwebpages,SIScommands,orWindows- Ethernet control softwareinterfaces usingtheWindows-based orSIScommands,viathe Remote operation—TheWindoWall Pro canbeoperatedremotely viatheserial communication withthevideosource. rates, enablingyoutospecifytherateofincomingsignalandensure proper EDID Emulation—TheWindoWall Pro provides selectableresolutions andrefresh the scaledoutputrate,fillingwindow. Auto Image—automaticallysizes,centers,andoptimizestheimageto captured imageanddisplayitasabackground later. to capture andsavetheimagecurrently ontheoutputscreen. You canthenrecall the Background imagecapture, save,andrecall —Background Capture enablesyou resolution imagescanbestored ingraphicsstillstore memory. be downloadedtoacomputeras.bmpfilesforarchiving. Uptosixfullscreen high be stored andusedasbackground images.Imagesstored ontheWindoWall Pro can Graphics stillstore —Screen captures anduploadedbitmap(.bmp)graphicscan A similarprocess, 2:2film detection, isusedforPAL film-source video. images withsharplydefinedlines. the conversionofvideomadein3:2pulldownprocess. Thisresults inrichlydetailed from film.TheWindoWall Pro thenappliesvideoprocessing algorithms thatoptimize The WindoWall Pro advancedfilmmodeprocessing recognizes signalsthatoriginated result ifconventionaldeinterlacing techniquesare usedonfilm-source video. video framerateinaprocess called3:2pulldown.Jaggiesandotherimageartifactscan When filmisconvertedtoNTSCvideo,theframeratehasbematched video sources thatoriginated from film. advanced filmmodeprocessing features helpmaximizeimagedetailandsharpnessfor 3:2 pulldowndetectionforNTSCvideoand2:2filmPAL —These effects altogether)seamlessly muteandunmute(closeopen)thewindows. Window transitioneffects —Sixtypesofwindowtransitioneffects (22different WindoWall Pro Series•Introduction 3

Application Diagram 17 17 1 1 18 18 2 2 19 19 3 3 20 20 4 4 21 21 5 5 223 22 22 7 6 6 23 7 24 24 8 8 OUTPUTS INPUTS 25 25 9 9 26 26 10 10 27 27 11 11 28 28 12 12 29 29 13 13 30 30 14 14 31 31 15 15 32 32 16 16 Figure 1. the WindoWall Pro series. The followingapplicationdiagramshowsanexampleofhowdevicesmaybeconnectedto Video Output CONFIG Video Output NE PRESET ENTER 2 1 POWER Matrix Switcher Modular Digital XTP CrossPoint 3200 Extron CONTROL 4 3 VIEW XTP SERIESDIGI ESC TA XTP CROSSPOINT 3200 L MATRIX SWITCHER VIDEO I/O AUDIO

Processors WindoWall 103Pro DI Extro Connection DiagramforaWindoWall Pro DI n Midtown MillenniumProject Update MU MU LT LT I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR WindoWall Pro WindoWall Pro Image 1 WindoWall Pro Series•Introduction Image 4 Image 3 MU MU LT LT I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR WindoWall Pro WindoWall Pro Image 2 MU MU LT LT I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR WindoWall Pro WindoWall Pro 4 Installation

This section describes the installation procedures for the WindoWall Pro Series Multi-Graphic Processor and the connectors on the rear panel. Topics include: • Installation Overview • Rear Panel Features • Front Panel • Resetting

Installation Overview The WindoWall Console software can control up to 16 MGPs in a videowall application. To install and set up multiple WindoWall Processor units for a videowall, follow the steps below (see the application diagram in figure 1 on page 4 for a connection example). 1. Disconnect power from the processors and turn off all other devices that will be connected. 2. Install the four rubber feet on the bottom of the unit, or mount it using the supplied rack mounting brackets (see Mounting the WindoWall Pro on page 68). 3. Attach all video sources to the input connectors of a matrix switcher, such as an Extron CrossPoint. 4. If using HDMI inputs with the WindowWall Pro DI, connect each HDMI input source to an HDMI distribution amplifier (DA), such as an Extron HDMI DA. 5. Connect the video outputs of the matrix switcher to the four sets of WindoWall Pro BNC input connectors, or If using HDMI inputs, attach each DA to one of the rear panel HDMI input connectors. 6. Connect the videowall displays to the RGBHV/YUV BNC output connector, the HDMI output connector, or both. 7. Connect an active LAN Ethernet cable to the RJ-45 port on the WindoWall Pro rear panel to establish a link to the network (see d LAN connector on page 7). 8. If serial control is desired, connect an RS-232 cable from the host to the Remote RS-232/422 connector on the rear panel for serial control (see c Remote RS-232/422 connector on page 6). 9. Plug the WindoWall Pro, input devices, and output devices into grounded AC sources, and power on all devices. 10. Install and set up the WindoWall Console software on your computer (see Setting Up the WindoWall Console Software on page 11).

NOTE: Step 10 can be performed without the inputs, matrix switcher, or any other hardware connected to the WindoWall Pro.

WindoWall Pro Series • Installation 5

Rear PanelFeatures MGP/WINDOWA 10 0 - 12 240V 50/60 Hz -A MAX LL PROSERIES 1 c b a Figure 2. respects therear panelsare identicalforbothmodels. (although bothmodelshaveHDMIoutputandLiveBackground connectors).Inallother connectors. Thestandard WindoWall Pro modeldoesnothaveHDMIinputconnectors Figure 2showstherear paneloftheWindoWall Pro DI,which hasfourHDMIinput HDMI R-Y B/C G/Y B-Y VID R

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• • directly toacomputer. Use astraight-through cabletoconnectanetwork,orcrossover cabletoconnect • • router) ortoasinglecomputer. connector toconnecttheunitanetwork(viaswitch,hub,or LAN connector—PluganRJ-45networkcableintothis FIG_RS-232/422 pinasmts DHCP: off Subnet mask:255.255.0.0 Gateway IPaddress: 0.0.0.0 IP address: 192.168.254.254 The LANportdefaultsare: beginning onpage44,inthe CommandandResponseTable forIPSISCommands). If desired, configure theLANportbyusingSIScommands(seeIPSetupCommands, Figure 4. Figure 5. REMOTE 5 1 For 100BaseT(maximum155Mbps)networks,useaCAT 5cable. For 10BaseT(10Mbps)networks,useaCAT 3orbettercable. connection. Link LED—Thislightstoindicateagoodnetwork Activity LED—Thisblinkstoindicatenetworkactivity. reversed) isa"crossover" cable. and T568Battheother(TxRxpairs A cablethatiswired asT568Aatoneend Pin 1 4 7 6 5 3 2 8

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Crossover Cable RS-232 / 422 Pin 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 S22Function RS-232 Gnd Rx Tx — — — — — — Green Orange White-blue Blue Brown White-brown White-green White-orange Wire Color T568B Not used Not used Not used Not used Signal ground Not used Receive data Transmit data Not used RS-422 WindoWall Pro Series•Installation (as shown)orT568A(notshown). Both endsofthecablecanbeT568B no pinorpairassignmentsare swapped. is calleda"straight-through" cablebecause A cablethatiswired thesameatbothends Gnd Rx+ Rx– Tx+ Tx– — — — — Pin 1 4 7 6 5 3 2 8 Blue Brown Green Orange White-blue White-green White-orange White-brown Straight-through Cable Function Not used Transmit data(+) Receive data(+) Not used Signal ground Not used Receive data(–) Transmit data(–) Not used Wire Color T568B n End2 End 1 LED Activity Orange Green White-brown White-orange White-blue Blue White-green Brown Wire Color LAN T568B LED Link Po RJ-45 rt 7

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page 9formore information). connectionsettingstoberesetEthernet tothefactorydefaults(seeResettingon Reset button—Pressing thisrecessed buttoncausesvariousIPfunctionsand of thelivebackground. Thisinputisnotscaled. When anLivebackground isused,theWindoWall Pro outputislockedtotheinputrate screen. ThefourWindoWall Pro windowsare displayedinfront ofthisHDMIimage. connector inorder todisplaythevideosource liveasabackground onyouroutput Live Background input—ConnectanHDMIorDVIsource tothisHDMI www.extron.com. brackets, seetheLockItHDMILacingBracketInstallationGuide card, availableat signal lossduetoloosecableconnections.ForinformationonattachingtheLockIt cables totherear panelconnectorsandreduce stress ontheconnectors,preventing connector, are provided withtheWindoWall Pro. Thesebracketssecure theHDMI LockIt brackets:cablelacingbrackets,oneforeachHDMIinputandtheoutput shown infigure 6. BNC outputconnectors—Plugandeviceintothesefiveconnectors,as details). number oftimestoindicatewhichreset modehasbeenentered (seeResettingfor Reset LED—ThisLED,locatedtotheupper-right ofthe reset button,blinksavarying Figure 6. NOTES: NOTES: • • • •

/R-Y R /R-Y R /HV H /HV H Connecting aDVIsource tothisHDMIconnectorrequires anadaptercable. process HDMIinputsignals,useaWindoWall Pro DI. This inputconnectorcanbeusedonlytoreceive thebackground image.To Connecting aDVIdisplaytothisHDMIconnectorrequires anadaptercable. both displaythesameimage. When twooutputdevicesare attached(onetoeachoutputconnector),they RGBHV

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Front Panel Resetting 1 j page foranexplanationofallthereset modes). pen, orsmallscrewdriver topress it(seetheResetModesSummarytableonnext the rear panel.TheResetbuttonisrecessed, soyoumustuseapointedstylus,ballpoint comparison withExtron IPLinkproducts) thatare availablebypressing theResetbuttonon to factorydefaults.There are fourreset modes(numbered 1,3,4,and5forthesakeof connectionsettingsto revertResetting theunitcausesvariousIPfunctionsandEthernet a Figure 7. l ATTENTION:

fully-configurable BNCinputconnectors( sources tousingthe totheseHDMIinput connectors,asanalternative HDMI inputs(WindoWall Pro DIonly)—ConnectuptofourHDMIinput IEC connectortoa100–250VAC, 50-60Hz powersource. AC powerconnector—Connecttheincludedcord from thismale Indicator LED processor reboot. result inunintendedlossofflashmemoryprogramming, port reassignment, or

WindoWall Pro Front Panel

Review ther —Thisgreen LEDlightswhiletheWindoWall Pro isreceiving power. eset modescarefully. Usingthewrong reset modemay a ). WindoWall Pro Series•Installation MULT I-GRAPHIC VIDEOWALL PROCESSOR WindoWall Pro HDMI 9

Mode 1 3 4 5 Activation power totheWindoWall Pro. Hold intheResetbuttonwhileapplying (for lessthan1second). 1 secondpress Resetmomentarily approximately 3seconds). Then,within the ResetLEDblinksonce(after Hold intheResetbuttonuntil less than1second). 1 secondpress Resetmomentarily(for again after6seconds).Then,within approximately 3secondsand Reset LEDblinkstwice(onceafter Hold intheResetbuttonuntil 1 second). press Resetmomentarily(forlessthan 9 seconds).Then,within1second after 6seconds,andthenagain after approximately 3seconds,again Reset LEDblinksthree times(once Hold intheResetbuttonuntil NOTE: software. Select WindoWall Consolehelpfileformore information).

Mode 5r NOTES: • • •

eset clearsmostadjustments.To savethesesettings,usetheWindoWall Console Reset mode2isnotavailable ontheWindoWall Pro products. Each modeisaseparatefunction, notacontinuationfrom mode1to5. and allsockets. The reset modeslistedinthetableabovecloseallopenIPandTelnet connections Save

Project Reset ModesSummary

as from the succession duringthereset. The reset LEDblinksfourtimesinquick Result does notclearthecurrent configuration. Restores thefactory-installed firmware. It stopping. are startingorthree timesifeventsare the ResetLEDblinkstwotimesifevents Turns eventsonandoff. Duringresetting, succession duringthereset. The ResetLEDblinksfourtimesinquick • • • • • • • firmware), whichincludes: defaults (withtheexceptionof Performs acompletereset tofactory • • • Turn eventsoff. Turns DHCPoff. default. Sets portmappingtothefactory defaults. and gatewayaddress tothe factory Sets theIPaddress, subnet address, Enables ARPcapability. adjustments: Reset ofalmostallreal time Everything mode4does Pro files. Removes orclearsallWindoWall Resets allIPoptions. RS-232 mutes,andI/Ogrouping. Clears allties,presets, audioor File menubefore youperformthisreset (seethe WindoWall Pro Series•Installation to replace events. uploading andalso configuration and start overwith if youwantto Mode 5isuseful Purpose issues arise. if incompatibility version offirmware used toremove a Mode 1canbe for troubleshooting. Mode 3isuseful firmware. any user-installed It doesnotreplace address. ARP andtheMAC information using IP address you toset Mode 4enables 10 Remote Configuration and Control

This section describes the Ethernet connections through which the WindoWall Console software provides configuration and control of the WindoWall Pro system. It gives the procedure for installing and setting up the software on your computer. (For descriptions of all tasks that can be performed with the software, see the WindoWall Console Software help file.) This section also describes the serial connection through which Extron Simple Instruction Set (SIS) commands can be issued to the WindoWall Pro and lists the commands that are available for controlling and configuring the processors. Topics include: • Setting Up the WindoWall Console Software • Using SIS Commands

Setting Up the WindoWall Console Software The WindoWall Console application software is the user interface to the WindoWall Pro system. It brings all the WindoWall Pro processors together via TCP/IP and enables you to set up, create, and manage your videowall system. The software includes wizards that take you through step-by-step procedures to configure the input sources and the matrix switcher for the videowall. After completing the setup, you can create additional customized window layouts using the virtual canvas provided by the software, and save these layouts to up to 100 memory presets for future recall.

Installing and Starting the Software You can complete the following startup procedure on the MGP either before or after you connect the other hardware (inputs, outputs, and WindoWall Pro) to it. 1. Insert the provided DVD into your computer CD drive. The disc should start automatically. If it does not, locate the LAUNCH.EXE file name on the CD drive and double-click on it. The Extron Software Products screen opens (see figure 8 on the next page).

NOTE: If the WindoWall Pro software does not appear on the CD provided with your WindoWall Pro, download it from the Extron website at www.extron.com (see Downloading the WindoWall Console Software from the Web on page 13).

2. On the Extron Software DVD screen, click the Software button (shown at right).

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4. 3. Figure 8. 5.

On thedownloadprompt thatappears,click the In thetableonControl Software screen, scroll tolocatetheWindoWall Pro, andclick FIG_DVD mainscreen Another Securityprompt appears.Click Figure 9. NOTE: Install desktop torunlater, click the software, double-clickonthesetupfileicon,click the installerfiletodesired locationonyourPC.Whenyouare ready toinstall and restart theprocedure atthispoint.

DVD MainScreen

If youwanttosavetheinstallationfile(W linkinthefarrightcolumn. WindoWall ConsoleLinkontheDVDControl Software Screen WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Save insteadof Run againtocontinuewiththeinstallation. Run Run tobegininstallingtheprogram. . OntheSaveAsdialogbox,save indoWallSW Run ontheSecurityprompt, nx.exe) toyour 12

Downloading theWindoWall ConsoleSoftware from theWeb 6. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. become available.To accessthesoftware ontheweb: www.extron.com. From thissite,youcanalso downloadupdatestothesoftware asthey The WindoWall Consolecontrol program isalsoavailableontheExtron websiteat 7.

Windows 7andlater: location onyourcomputer: By defaulttheinstallationcreates afoldercalled“WindoWall Console”inthefollowing installation. screensFollow theinstructionsonInstallShieldWizard tocompletetheprogram the installationprogram creates itaswell. If there isnotalready anExtron folderinyourProgram FilesorProgram Files(x86)folder, Windows XPorearlier: Windows 7andlater: Console” inthefollowinglocation onthecomputer: program installation.Bydefaulttheinstallationcreates afoldercalled“WindoWall screensFollow theinstructionsonInstallShieldWizard tocompletethe software On thesecondsecurityprompt thatopens,click On theFileDownload-SecurityWarning dialogboxthatopens,click Click the On thenextscreen, fillintherequired information. Download On theWsoftware products page,scroll tolocateWindoWall Consoleandclickthe the screen, click In oneofthelinkedalphabetsdisplayedacross thetopandbottomof On theDownloadCenterscreen, clickthe Open theExtron webpage,andselectthe the WindowWall Consoleprogram. When installationiscomplete,closetheSoftware Products screen. You cannowstart as well. If there isnoExtron folderinyourprogram filesfolder, theinstallationprogram creates it Windows XPandearlier: downloading theinstallerfile. process. of control software products. (shown atright).AControl Software screen displays,containingalist Figure 10. NOTE: restart thisprocedure at step9. WindoWallSW later, click desired location.Whenyouare ready toinstallthesoftware, double-clickonthe

Download linkatthefarright. If youwanttosavetheinstallationfileyourcomputer har

WindoWall ConsoleLinkontheWeb Save W nx.exe .

. OntheSaveAsdialogboxthatopens,savesetup filetothe WindoWallSW WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl c:\Program c:\Program c:\Program icon,click c:\Program nx.exe

Files Files Run

Files\Extron\WindoWall

Files\Extron\WindoWall onthedownloadscreen thatopens,and Control button. Download

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Starting theWindoWall ConsoleSoftware 1. To startusingtheWindoWall Consolesoftware:

a. • • All Open thesoftware program byclickingontheWindoWall Pro fileicon,locatedat on yourcomputer

Login If thepassword isnotalready entered andmasked,enterthepassword inthe Figure 11. If apassword hasbeenset, thefollowingscreen appears: appears briefly, thentheWindoWall Console mainwindowopens. If nopassword hasbeenset byyoursystemadministrator, anintroductory screen Programs NOTE:

Password

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WindoWall ConsoleLoginScreen Extron Start field. WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl

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Setting UpaWindoWall Pro Project 1. new project usingtheNewProject Wizard. system, youmustcreate anewproject. Thissectiondescribestheprocedure forcreating a To setuptheWindoWall Consolesoftware toconfigure andoperateyourWindoWall Pro 2. NOTE:

b. From the open anexistingone(seetheWindoWall Consolehelpfile). Set upanewWindoWall Pro project (seeSettingUpaWindoWall Pro Project), or WindoWall Consolehelpfileformore informationonusingthese screens). Display Figure 13. Figure 12.

Click ou canalsocreate (oredit)aproject byenteringtheinformationon Y

Configuration Wizards Login

Selecting NewProject from theWizards Menu WindoWall ConsoleMainWindow . TheWindoWall Consolemainwindowopens. menu,select WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl , Source New

Settings

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Click The WindoWall Pro openswithascreen SetupWizard outliningwhatthewizard covers. • • • your videowall. On theDisplayConfigurationwindow, enter informationabouttheoutputdisplayson Figure 14. Click background onthedisplays,select If youwanttousetheunscaledimagefrom anHDMIinputsource asalive displays. From thetwodrop-down menus,selectaresolution andrefresh rateforyour Select thenumberandhorizontal/verticalconfigurationofyourdisplays. provided totheHDMIsource. When alivebackground isused,theselectedresolution istheEDIDinformation NOTE: Next closest one.You canmodifyitaftercompletingthewizard. Next tobeginsettingupthenewproject.

Display ConfigurationWindow—SetupWizard If yourdisplayconfigurationisnotshowninthiswindow whenfinishedwiththisscreen. WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Use

Live

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input , selectthe checkbox. 16

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Select the (Optional) Definethesizeofdisplayborders usingtheEdgeCompensationscreen. • • The EdgeCompensationscreen containsthefollowing: Figure 15. figure 16onthenextpage. overlapping edges.TheEdgeCompensationscreen changesasshownin to displaymultipleimagesononescreen, andyouneedtocompensatefor Edge Blending • • Adjustment Mullion compensate fortheborder spacesaround thedisplays.Whenyouselect NOTE: each ofthedisplays. drop-down menustoselectthesizesandunitofmeasure fortheborders of Enter thedisplayborder size—Type orusetheincremental spinboxesand the individualdisplays. boxes anddrop-down menustoselectthediagonalsizeandunitofmeasure of Enter thesizeofindividualdisplay—Type orusetheincremental spin more information.) Special Application:EdgeBlendingsection,beginningonpage64,for supports projectors thathaveedgeblendingfunctionalitybuiltin(seethe associated withedgeblendedimages.TheWindoWall Consolesoftware Enable

indoWall Pro does notmanagethebrightnesscompensation

Adjustment Selected —SetupWizard Edge CompensationWindow, MullionAdjustment The W , thefollowingfieldsare displayed: checkboxtoenablethefieldsonthisscreen. radiobutton—Selectthisifyouare usingprojectors WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl radiobutton—Selectthisifyouneedto Mullion 17

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you selectedinstep3.Inthe The Processor Assignmentscreen containsadiagramofthevideowallconfiguration the diagram. WindoWall Pro processor thatisconnectedtothedisplayrepresented bysquare 1in Figure 17. Figure 16. FIG_Edge Comp2

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Click wizard.) the addresses ontheWindoWall Consolemainwindowafteryoucompletethesetup Pros donotmatchtheones thatthewizard automaticallyentered, youcancorrect incrementing eachsuccessive address by1.(Iftheactualaddresses oftheWindoWall The wizard fillsinIPaddresses fortherest oftheprocessors inyourconfiguration, b. a. On theSource Identification screen, enterinformationaboutyourinputsources: Figure 18.

available iconsare listedintheInputSource Iconstableonthenextpage. In theSource Iconpanel,clickonaniconthatrepresents yourfirstsource. The In the ( Source NOTE: Next window. Name todisplaythenextscreen.

1 Source Identification—SetupWizard ). Custom iconscanbeaddedthr field,enteranameforyourfirstinput,orleavethedefault WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl ough theWindoWall Consolemain 19

To deleteasource —To remove asource from thelist,selectitsname/icon,thenclick Delete to theleft.Makeanydesired changesinthosefields,thenclick listed inthesource panel,selecttheinputicon.Itsparametersare displayedinthefields To makechangestoasource h. g. f. e. d. c. Input Source Icons Click configuration. Figure 18ontheprevious pageshowsasetofsources thathavebeenaddedtoa

When theaspectratioislocked,windowcanstillberesized. aspect ratiocannotbechangedaftertheinputhasbeenaddedtoproject. Repeat stepsathrough ffortherest ofyourinputsources. When finishedsettingupthefirstinput,click Select the From the Select the From the different resolutions mightbeconnectedtothesystem). might vary(forexample,inthecaseofalaptopinputsource, different laptopswith by signaltype. name ofthefirstsource are displayedinthesource listfieldtotheright,categorized can subsequentlybechangedifdesired. input source willhavewhenitisaddedtotheconfiguration.Thissource aspectratio Next . whenfinishedsettingupinputsources. Aspect Video Video conferencingVideo VCR Workstation PC Security camera Desktop PC MAC computer Laptop PC DVD player Lock Dynamic

Aspect Format

Ratio

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drop-down menu,selectthedefaultaspectratiothat drop-down menu,selecttheformatforyourfirstsource. Ratio checkboxifthesource inputresolution isunknownor —Ifyouwanttomakechangesatanytimeaninput checkboxifyouwanttospecifythatthewindow TV broadcast Test generator TIVO Satellite Media server Map (PC) Camera Cable feed Add . Theselectedsource iconandthe Apply

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WindoWall Pro systemandclick On theRoutingHardware screen, entertheIPaddress ofthematrixswitcherforyour Schematics On thefinish(“Congratulations”)screen, click the nextpage). Figure 19.

screen isdisplayedintheWindoWall Consolewindow(seefigure 20on Routing Hardware Window—SetupWizard WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Next . Done . The Wizard closes,andthe . TheWizard I/O

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b. a. properties thatmayhavechanged. On theI/OSchematicstab,ifnecessary, redefine thematrixsizeoranyotherswitcher FIG_I/O postWizard Figure 20.

the nextpage). Telnet portnumber, password, andnumberofinputsoutputs(seefigure 21on On theSwitcherProperties window, enteranychangestotheswitcherIPaddress, Click the grayed out,clickonthematrixdiagramincenterofscreen toenableit.)

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FIG_Switcher properties screen • following methods: a connectiondiagramofyourWindoWall Pro system.You candothisbyoneofthe attached andtheswitcheroutputstowhichprocessor inputsare attached,creating Specify theinputconnectorsonmatrixswitchertowhichsources are Figure 21. Figure 22. When youclickthe Auto Connect—Clickthe signal category. (RGB, YUV, andsoon),are arrangedinalphabeticalorder bynamewithinthe outputs totheprocessors. Thesource connectionsare grouped bysignaltype screen. Thisconnectsallinputstothoseofthematrixswitcherand

Switcher Properties Screen

Auto ConnectPrompt WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Auto

Connect Auto

Connect button,thefollowingprompt appears: buttonintheupper-left ofthe corner 23

• the newconnectionsare added followingthem(seetheexampleinfigure 23). made. Ifyoudonotselectthecheckbox,previous connectionsare retained and may havespecifiedpreviously are removed before thenewsetofconnectionsis If youselectthe manually. Figure 24onthenextpageshowsaschematicdiagrambeingassembled • • • by draggingiconstothedesired locationsonthediagramsasfollows: Manually connect—You canconnecttheinputsandprocessors individually Figure 23. Place themouseovertie keyboard. MGP diagram,thenclickthe Right-click onthetietoeithermatrixswitcherdiagramorappropriate To deleteatie,doeitherofthefollowing: Drag eachWindoWall Pro outputicon(forexample, input onthediagramincenter. Drag eachsource icon(forexample, I/O Schematicsscreen. desired locationononeoftheProcessor diagramsattherightedgeof

Processors I/O SchematicsScreen withAutoConnectedSources and Clear WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl

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Schematics view theWindoWall Consolehelpfile. Settings c. b. a. Save yourcompletedconfiguration: If youwanttomakechangesyourinputsources atthispoint,selectthe For detailsonusingtheI/OSchematicscreen, select NOTE:

FIG_I/O Config_Manual and click Browse tothelocationonyourcomputerwhere youwanttosavetheconfiguration, On theSaveAsdialogbox,enteranameforconfiguration. Select Figure 24. WindoWall Consolewindow. physical cablingintheWindoWall Pro system.

tabandmakeyourchangesoradditionsthere, thenselectthe The diagramyoucr Save tabagain. Save

Project Schematics Screen Manually ConnectingSources andProcessors ontheI/O . Thenewconfigurationfilenameisdisplayedinthetitle barofthe WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl

As from the eate onthe File I/O menu.

Schematics Contents tabmustmatchthe from the Help I/O Source menuto 25

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the Canvasscreen isdisplayed. From the the nextpage). sources thatyouhavedefinedinthisproject (seeUsingtheAutoImageWizard on toconfigureRun theAutoImageWizard the image samplingsettingsfortheinput Click power.) Thefollowingscreen isdisplayed: and theprocessors. (Besure thatyouhaveaccesstothesedevicesandthey Figure 26. Figure 25. OK . Iftheconnectionsare successful,thesoftware goesintooperatingmode,and Tools

Canvas Tab ontheWindoWall Console WindowinOperatingMode Connection Validation Form menu,select WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Operate

System toconnectonlinethematrixswitcher 26

Using theAutoImageWizard 2. 1. sampling settingsforallthesources thatyoudefinedintheproject. letsyousetupthesoftwareThe AutoImageWizard toautomaticallyconfigure theinput

On the Auto Image Wizard openingscreen,On theAutoImageWizard selectthecheckbox.The From the becomes available. computer isonlinetothematrixswitcherandprocessors.) Figure 28. Figure 27. Wizards

Check BoxontheFirstAutoImageWizard Screen Selecting AutoImagefrom theWizards Menu menu,select WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Auto

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Click By default,the sources thatyouidentified intheSetupWizard. above theiconforanysource thatyoudonotwanttobeautoimaged. Therefore, thecheckboxesforallinputiconsare alsoselected.Clearthecheckbox Figure 29. Next . Thesource selectionwindow opens,displayingiconsforalltheinput

Source SelectionScreen —AutoImageWizard Select

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Sources checkboxatthetopofscreen isselected. 28

menu todisplaytheWindoWall Console helpfile. 5. 7. 6. For informationonusingalltheWindoWall Consolefeatures, select

Click Source and savethelayoutsaspresets. Ifyouwanttoedityourinputsources, selectthe You can nowdraganddrop sources ontothecanvas,sizeand positionthewindows, Done When allautoimaginghasbeencompleted,aCongratulationsscreen appears.Click check marks. source currently beingprocessed isshowninred; thosecompletedare preceded by The leftcolumnofthescreen containsalistoftheinputsbeingautoimaged.The • • This screen containstwoprogress bars: imaging isinprogress, theAutoImageProgress screen isdisplayed(seefigure 30). Figure 30. The secondbarshowstheautoimagingprogress fortheentire setofsources. processed. The topbarshowstheautoimagingprogress forthesource currently being toclosethewizard andreturntotheCanvasscreen ontheWindoWall Console. Next

Adjustments . Thesoftware performsauto imagingoneachselectedsource. Whileauto

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Using SISCommands WindoWall Pro-initiated Messages Host-to-Processor Communications • Examples ofprocessor-initiated messagesare listedbelow(underlined). responds bysendingamessagetothehost.Noresponse isrequired backfrom thehost. When alocaleventsuchasaninputselectionoradjustment takesplace,theWindoWall Pro feed ( sequence. Eachprocessor response toacommandendswithcarriagereturnandline field. Theydonotrequire anyspecialcharacterstobeginorendthecommandcharacter SIS commandsissuedfrom ahostconsistofoneormore characterspercommand • • the processor byeitherof the communicationprotocols describedbelow. the WindoWall Pro processor. Theyare issuedfrom ahostcomputerorcontrol systemto Simple InstructionSet(SIS)commandsprovidewaytocontrol analternative andconfigure characters. the firmware versionnumber, and Www, (c) The WindoWall Pro sendsthecopyrightmessagewhenitisfirst powered on. through cableoracrossover cable(forpinassignmentsforthesecables,see cablemustbeproperlyThe Ethernet terminatedforyourapplicationaseitherastraight- • • • the factory-specifieddefaultsare: IP Addressing onpage69formore details).Iftheaddresses havenotbeenchanged, you candeterminetheactualnumericIPaddress usingtheping(ICMP)utility(see If theIPaddress hasbeenchangedtoanaddress comprisedofwords andcharacters, (and thesubnetmaskandgatewayaddress ifneeded)from yournetworkadministrator. To accesstheWindoWall Proport,obtaintheIPaddress viatheEthernet ofunit information onconnectingviaTelnet, seeConnectingasaTelnet Clientonpage72). port 23).You canchangetheTelnet portnumber, ifnecessary, usingSIScommands(for and thecontrolling device can beviaExtron orTelnet DataViewer (aTCPsocketusing LANorWAN.connected toanEthernet CommunicationbetweentheWindoWall Pro TherearconnectorontheWindoWall ProTCP/IP (Ethernet): panelEthernet canbe or acontrol system.Thisconnection makessoftware control oftheprocessor possible. port ofahostdevicerunningtheExtron utility, DataViewer toanRS-232capable PDA, The RS-232/422portontheWindoWall Pro rear panelcanbeconnectedtotheserial 115200 baudrates. RS-422 serialcommunicationprotocol andcanoperateat9600,19200,38400,or Serial (RS-232andRS-422):TheWindoWall Pro cansupporteitherRS-232or connector onpage7). the connection is via the Internet. ( the connectionisviaInternet. The current dateandtimeare displayedfollowingthecopyrightmessageatpowerupif for example, ]

), whichsignalstheendofresponse characterstring.Astringisoneormore Gateway address: 0.0.0.0 Subnet mask:255.255.0.0 IP address: 192.168.254.254 Copyright

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Telnet andWeb Communications Error Responses • Figure 31. Space SIS Commandsbeginningonpage37). command andresponse table(seeCommandandResponseTable forWindoWall Pro The ASCIItohexadecimal(hex)characterconversiontablebelowisforusewiththe of eachport(Telnet orbrowser). perform thesamefunctionsbutare encodeddifferently toaccommodatetherequirements or awebbrowser (port80).TheASCIIandURLcommandslistedinthetablesthispanel The WindoWall Pro canalsobecontrolled viaanIPconnectionusingeitherTelnet (port23) E28 E27 E26 E24 E17 E14 E13 E12 E11 E10 E09 E01 to thehost.Theerror response codesare: because thecommandisinvalidorcontainsparameters,itreturnsanerror response sends aresponse tothehost device.Iftheprocessor isunabletoexecutethecommand When theWindoWall Pro receives avalidSIScommand,itexecutesthecommandand • —Badfilename/Filenotfound —Invalideventnumber —Maximumnumberofusersconnectedhasbeenexceeded —Privilegeviolation —Invalidcommandforsignaltype —Invalidforthisconfiguration —Invalidvalue(outofrange) —Invalidoutputnumber(appliesforaddressing windows) —Invalidpreset number —Invalidcommand —Invalidfunctionnumber(toolarge) —Invalidinputchannelnumber(toolarge) configured viathenewconnection. The WindoWall Pro sendsa Out switched. The WindoWall Pro sendstheoutputandinputnumbersresponse whenaninputis Reconfig Reconfig Reconfig Reconfig

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• • • the command. processor tothehost,and adescriptionofthecommandfunctionorresults from executing corresponding URLencoded (forwebbrowsers) commandcodes,theresponses ofthe The commandandresponse tableslistvalidASCII(forTelnet) commandcodes, the table isdirected tothespecifiedport,andmustbeencodedifitisnon-alphanumeric. In eithermethod,thedatastring(showninbracesas{data}commandandresponse • Numbers canbeentered as 1digit,oras23digitswithleadingzeros; forexample, Commands maybesentback-to-backwithoutspaces;forexample,2*2!2*0B. otherwise specified. Upper- andlowercase lettersmaybeusedinterchangeably inthecommandfieldunless • • • 8V are usingTelnet orawebbrowser. There are afewdifferences inhowtoenterthecommandsdependingonwhetheryou = Carriage return(hex two-character hexbyte.Forexample,acomma(,)wouldberepresented as key(hex Telnet commands: Some charactersdiffer dependingonwhatmethodyouusetosendthe http://192.168.100.10/myform.htm interface andwebpagereference, includingallpathinformation;forexample, is usedtoshortentheexamples.“URL”refers tothefullURLofcontrol When usingthesecommandsthrough awebbrowser, theURLreference represented asthehexadecimalequivalent, For control viaawebbrowser, allnon-alphanumericcharactersmustbe 08V NOTE: browser, youare required tousetheWcommandsand pipecharacter. commands, andthecarriagereturnorpipecharacter. theweb With =

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– 4 =SECAM 2 =PAL 1 =NTSC 0 =none 99 =Custom 28 =2048x1080 27 =1080pCVT 26 =1920x1200 25 =1080pSharp 24 =1680x1050 23 =1440x900 22 =1360x768 21 =1280x800 20 =Livebackground inputresolution 19 =1080p 18 =1080i 17 =720p 16 =576p 15 =480p 14 =1600x1200 13 =1400x1050 12 =1365x1024 11 =1366x768 10 =1365x768 9 =1360x765 8 =1280x1024 7 =1280x768 6 =1024x 5 =1024x852 4 =1024x768 3 =852x480 2 =800x600 1 =640x480 0 =Matchoutputrate(EDIDcommandonly) Detected inputsignalstandar

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Local dateandtimeformat Firmwar Command datasection Specific portnumber( Message length,delimitervalue,orbytecount(viathe T T Maximum =32767 Default =20(200ms) characters received viatheserialport Default =10 and are suppressed inreturnedvalues. each ofthefourfieldsare optional insettingvalues 02 =Configport(front panel) 01 =RS-232/422port(rear panel) represented as3035inhexadecimal. characters (2bytes).Forexample,port05wouldbe The portnumberisrepresented astwoASCII # =bytecount(1through 32767;default=0) #D =Delimitervalue #L =Lengthofmessagetobereceived serial port) Maximum =32767 response characterviatheserialport Fri, 26Sep2008 example, HH:MMSS);forexample: Read format(dayoftheweek,daymonthyear);for 06/21/02-10:54:00 Set format(MM/DD/YY-HH:MM:SS lowercase. and nodistinctionismadebetweenupper- and minus. Noblankorspacecharactersare permitted, an alphacharacter. Thelastcharactermustnotbea minus signorhyphen(-).Thefirstcharactermustbe drawn from thealphabet(A-Z ), digits(0-9andthe places) (-12:00–14:00 Gr IP addr Unit nameisatextstringofupto24characters NOTE: • • as followswhenusedwithinthedatasection: either commandterminator, itmustbeencoded is non-alphanumeric.Becausedatacaninclude to thespecifiedportandmustbeencodedifit

ess ( e versionnumber(listedtotwodecimal (hex 253242). Plus sign(Hex2B)mustbeencodedas%2B (hex 253230) Space (hex20)mustbeencodedas%2

For webencodingonly:Dataisdir nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn (100ms) ) inhoursandminutes(hh:mm 18:19:33

01-99) ); leadingzeros in ); forexample:

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ected

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X11% X11$ X11# X11@ X12# X12@ X12! X12) X11( X11* X11& X11^ control type bits: bits: rate:

======dware (MAC)address ( = = = =

erbose response mode

1 0 =UseSenddatastringcommandparameters Data pacing( Flow Port Stop Data Baud 3 2 =taggedresponses forqueries 1 =verbosemode 0 =clear/none or RS-422control. Default is0forTelnet connectionsand1forRS-232 Space Mark None Even Odd no specialcharactersare allowed.) and are suppressed inreturnedvalues. are optionalinsettingvalueseachofthefourfields, 1 =RS-422 0 =RS-232 115200 N =none S =software H =hardware Default =0ms

os. (Default is Har = = Parity (onlythefirstletterisneeded): Subnet mask( Passwor NOTE: NOTE:

=verbosemodeandtaggedresponses for =UseConfigure receive timeoutcommand queries V Response: Ipn Command: data. Forexample: commands returntheconstantstringplus is cleared, theuserpassword isalsoremoved. code isreturned.Iftheadministratorpassword no administratorpassword exists;theE14error zer parameters. Ther Priority statusfortheportr

d (12characters=maximumlength;

7 or8 1 or2 2400 If taggedr A userpasswor

msbetweenbytes) 0000-0001 nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn , 4800 E CN

0.) esponses are enabled,allread • esponse includesleading

, 9600 X10% } xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx d cannotbeassignedif

] , 19200 eceiving timeouts.

). Leadingzeros

, 38400

, or

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X13* X13& X13% X13) X12$

= net only)Number ofseconds(statedintens = = = =

Daylight savingtime(usedintheNorthAmerica 3 =oninBrazil 2 =oninEurope hemisphere1 =oninnorthern 0 =off orignore and partsofEurope andBrazil) When theunitisconnectedviaRS-232orRS-422, If nodataisr 12 =administrator 11 =user 1-10 0 =anonymous instead ofwithanactualpassword. exists, andwithanemptyspaceifnone responds with4asterisks(****)ifapassword responds withthepassword. TheIPconnection contains leadingzeros. else returnsanE13error code.Theresponse only theglobaltimeoutcommandsapply;anything seconds. connectionisclosed.Eachstep10 the Ethernet Default =30(300seconds) Max =65000 Min =1(10seconds), seconds) before timeouton IPconnections (for example,WindoWall-Pro-00-02-3D the lastthree characterpairsoftheunitMACaddress (Ether Default name:acombinationofthemodel-nameand Read passwor Connection securitylevel =extendedsecuritylevel eceived duringthetimeoutperiod, (650,000seconds),and d. RS-232orRS-422connection

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Command andResponseTable forWindoWall Pro SISCommands Save EDID EDID ResolutionandRefresh Rate View EDIDresolutionView andrate rate Set inputEDIDresolution and Command NOTES: • •

error code. EDID resolutions are availableonlyat50Hzand60Hz.Ifanotherrateisselected,theWindoWall Pro issuesanE13 The defaultistomatchtheoutputresolution:

(Host toProcessor) ASCII (Telnet) E E E S0EDID AEDID A X( * X1^ }

} EDID X( } =0, WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl X1^ =0. (Processor toHost) Response 14 8 Edid A Edid S0 X( 99 =Custom For 7 12 1 0 =Matchoutput 13 11 10 9 6 5 4 3 2 =1360x765 =1280x1024 =1280x768 =1024x1024 =1024x852 =1024x768 =852x480 =800x600 =640x480 * =1365x1024 =1366x768 =1600x1200 =1400x1050 =1365x768 X( X1^ : X(

] ] *

X1^

] Additional Description resolution Set EDIDresolution toscaler EDID location99. connected outputtoCustom Save theEDIDfrom the currentView EDIDresolution and rate rate to 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 2 =60Hz 1 =50Hz For 28 27 =1080pCVT ======X1^

Live backgr 1920x1200 1080p Sharp 1680x1050 1440x900 1360x768 1280x800 1080p 1080i 720p 576p 480p 2048x1080 X1^ : X1^ X( .

.

andtherefresh

ound resol.

X(

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View formatsetting View View outputratesettings View View outputratedetails View Output ScalerResolutionandRate Set format HDMI OutputFormat scan rate Set outputresolution and Command NOTE: configured tousethelivebackground rate. Example:

The outputratedetailcommandcandisplaytheactualr (Host toProcessor) ASCII (Telnet) = 0 = E X( E 0 = *

VTPO X3! X1^ VTPO = } } WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl (Processor toHost) Response Rte Vtpo X( X3! width *heightrefreshrate 1024*0768*060 14 =1600x1200 13 =1400x1050 12 =1365x1024 11 =1366x768 10 =1365x768 9 =1360x765 8 =1280x1024 7 =1280x768 6 =1024x1024 5 =1024x852 4 =1024x768 3 =852x480 2 =800x600 1 =640x480 esolution oftheoutputwhenWindoWall Pro is *

] X( X1^ X3! *

]

X1^ ]

]

] Default is0. 2 =HDMI444RGB(0-255 Additional Description X( Select scaleroutputresolution the HDMIoutput. thecurrentView colorspacefor format to Set theoutputcolorspaceand 1024x768; therateis60Hz. The outputresolution is actual numbers. resolution andrefresh ratein thecurrentView output X1^ resolution thecurrentView output 11 =30Hz 10 =29.97Hz 9 =59.94Hz 8 =24Hz 7 =Livebackground inputrate 6 =120Hz 5 =100Hz 4 =96Hz 3 =72Hz 2 =60Hz 1 =50Hz 1 =DVIRGB(0-255 0 =Auto(basedonsinkEDID) For For 20 19 =1080p 18 =1080i 17 =720p 16 =576p 15 =480p 28 =2048x1080 27 =1080pCVT 26 =1920x1200 25 =1080pSharp 24 =1680x1050 23 =1440x900 22 =1360x768 21 =1280x800 andscanrate =Livebackground resol. settings. X1^ X( with audioandInfoFrames) and noInfoFrames) : : ] X3! X( andrefresh rate . For X1^ X3! . , noaudio :

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Blue Mode Set testpattern Test Pattern Blue mode Command View testpattern View View bluemodestatus View (Host toProcessor) ASCII (Telnet) X% 3 * J 3 # J X$ # WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl (Processor toHost) Response Blu X$ X% Tst

] ] X% X$

] ] Additional Description Select test pattern Select testpattern status. thecurrentView blue mode For Turn bluemodeonandoff. pattern. thecurrentlyView selectedtest 11 10 =QuadSplit(4x4) 9 =SideBy(4x3crop) 8 =Crop 7 =Whitefield 6 =Alt.pixels 5 =Ramp 4 =Grayscale 3 =4x4X-hatch 2 =X-hatch(16x12) 1 =Colorbars 0 =Off (none) 14 =2.35Aspect(4x3/16x9) 13 =1.85Aspect(4x3/16x9) 12 =1.78Aspect(4x3/16x9) 1 =bluemodeon. 0 =bluemodeoff. =PipImages(4x3or6x9 X$ PIP columns) :

X% . For X%

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Command andResponseTable forIPSISCommands View serialmode View parameters serialport View Send datastring Command port parameters Configure serial Configure mode Bi-directional SerialDataPort NOTES: • • • • • • Example:

The X10@ X11! X11) X10( X10!

ime intensofmillisecondsthattheWindoWall Pro willwaituntilreceipt ofthefirstresponse character ime intensofmillisecondsthattheWindoWall Pro willwaitbetweencharactersbeingreceived viaaserial *

= = = = = X10( 24 24

befor T Port number( Command datasection.Forwebencodingfor A 3-bytelength= The ASCIIdecimal The bytecount # D L Message length port befor T numbers.

* =Bytecount(forL)orasingleASCIIcharacterexpressed indecimalform(forD). =Delimitervalue.AdelimiterofASCII0A10D. =Lengthofthemessagetobereceived.

E (Host toProcessor) E E E E E ASCII (Telnet) X11) e terminatingthecommand.Default=10ms.Max.32767.

05*473LRS 1*

X10! X10! X10! X10!

*

e terminatingthecurrent command orreceive operation.Default=20ms.Max.32767. X11! X12) * * CY CP 01-99 X10( X11^ sequenceisoptional.If } CY } # canbe0-32767 #L orD.Theletterparameteriscasesensitive(requires capitalDorL). 3L. Theresponse includesleading zeros. * , # canbe0-00255 } ) X11) X11& * , (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W W 05%2A473LRS W W W 1%2A W }

X10! X11! X11* X10! X10! X10! . Default=thebytecount. X10! X11^

CY CP X11) X10( %2A %2A | } and X10@ X11) X11& , besure toconvertnon-alphanumeric characterstohex X11) %2A %2A {Response fromcommand (Processor toHost) Response {Response fromcommand} X11^ Cpn X12) Cpn1 are notspecified,thedefaultvaluesare used. | {data} ,

X11! X10! X11* ]

• X11&

Cty RS

%2A •

Ccp , | X12)]

X11* X10@ X11(

X11^ , CP , X11( 1 =RS-422 0 =RS-232 port. For the rear panelRS-232/422 Additional Description X11( X11* (Onlythefirstletteris X11& Set baudrate View currentView portmode. Select serialmode X11^ X11& stop bits | X11& CP =1or2 =7or8 =2400 =odd,even,none, , databits , ] } required.) mark, orspace. 115200 19200 ] X11* X12): X11( , 4800 , forport X11^ , 38400

X11* X11( .

, parity X12) , 9600 , and CP X10! , or for ]

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View flowcontrolView control Configure flow Command timeout Configure receive timeout receiveView Bi-directional SerialDataPort(continued) NOTES: • • • • • • •

24 24

The * X11% X11! X11) X10( X10@ X10!

ime intensofmillisecondsthattheWindoWall Pro willwaitbetweencharactersbeingreceived viaaserial ime intensofmillisecondsthattheWindoWall Pro willwaituntilreceipt ofthefirstresponse characterbefore

= =

= = = =

X10(

Priority statusforport Port number( The r 1 0 # D L Message length port befor T terminating thecommand.Default= T Command datasection.Forwebencodingfor numbers. =UseConfigurereceivetimeoutcommandparameters. = = =Lengthofthemessagetobereceived. =UseSenddatastringcommandparameters(default). *

The bytecount Byte count(for Delimiter value.AdelimiterofASCII0A=10D. A 3-bytelength= The ASCIIdecimal esponse includesleadingzeros. X11) (Host toProcessor) E E X10! E X10! E ASCII (Telnet)

X10! X10! e terminatingthecurrent command orreceive operation.Default=20ms.Max.32767. * X11! * CE * CF 01 #L orD.Theletterparameteriscasesensitive(requires capitalDorL). X12! sequenceisoptional.If X10( - } } 99 L) orasingleASCIIcharacterexpressed indecimalform(forD). # canbe0-32767 , ) X10! * 3L. Theresponse includesleadingzeros. # canbe0-00255 X12@ X11) receiving timeouts.For CF * (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W W W W X10! X10! X10! X11% X10! } %02A CF CE 10 =ms.Max.32767. * %2A X11! | | . Default=0 WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl X10( X10(

X12! . Default=thebytecount. CE and X10@ %2A %02C } X11%

X11) , besure toconvertnon-alphanumeric characterstohex X11)

X12@ : are notspecified,thedefaultsare used. Cpn (Processor toHost) Response X12! Cpn X10( %2A CF

, X10! X10! , X11% | X12@ X11)

• • %2A

Cfl Cce , | X11% X12! X11! X10( , , CE , X11! X12@ with N =None(default). S =Software. H =Hardware. For Default =0ms. Additional Description X12@ Set flowcontrol type the command. response before terminating WindoWall Pro willwaitfora Set thetimethat | X11)

X12! ]

=0000 X12@ ] , X11% : msbetweenbytes. through 0001 , X11!

] X12!

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timeout globalport View timeout connection port currentView version information Query verbose version Query bootstrap Firmware Version Requests timeout Set globalIPport version Query firmware timeout connection port Set current Command Ethernet DataPort Ethernet NOTES: • • Example: Example:

indicates badchecksumorinvalidload.Questionmarks(?.??)indicatethatthefirmware versionisnotloaded. An asterisk(*)aftertheversionnumberinthesecommandsindicateswhichiscurrently running.Acaret (^) MGP 464DIPro. In firmware version WindoWallrequest command responses, the Pro namesare shownasMGP464Proor 1Q 0Q 2Q E E E 0Q (Host toProcessor) E Q or1Q ASCII (Telnet) 1TC 1* 0TC 0* X13* X13* } } TC TC } } 1Q 0Q 2Q 0Q Q or1Q W 1TC W 1%2A W 0TC W 0%2A (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) 3.46-1.00(1.81-MGP464 PRO-Wed,16Jan2003 00:00:00GMT) -1.00*(1.82-MGP464 PRO-Thu,28Feb200307:18:07 GMT) | | X13* X13* WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl TC TC | | from 2Q-3Q-4Q Sum ofresponses 1.01 (See below.) X13* X13* Ver02 modes 2and3: response –verbose tagged With Pti 1* Pti 0* (Processor toHost) Response X10$ 2Q-3Q-4Q responses from Ver00 modes 2and3: response –verbose tagged With Ver01 modes 2and3: response –verbose tagged With X10$

] ] ] ] * * *Sumof X13* X13* X10$ X10$ ]

] ]

] ] ] = 5minutes. Default is30=300seconds = 5minutes. Default is30=300seconds the user-updatable firmware. currently runningversionof Gives thenumberof X13* made from thisprocessor. timeout onallIPconnections tens ofseconds)before Set numberofseconds(in X13* connection only. timeout onthecurrent IP tens ofseconds)before Set numberofseconds(in Additional Description troubleshooting. may needthisinformationfor not user-replaceable, butyou The bootstrapfirmware is the followinglines). 3Q, and4Qcommandson firmware versions(see2Q, installed, andupdated Show bootstrap,factory- X10$ firmware versionnumber Show theWindoWall Pro =1-32767. =1-32767. totwodecimalplaces. 42

firmware version Query updated Information Requests firmware version Query factory Command number Request unitpart Firmware Version Requests(continued) NOTE: MGP 464DIPro. Example: Example:

In firmwar e versionrequest commandresponses, theWindoWall Pro namesare shownasMGP464Pro or 3Q 4Q (Host toProcessor) 4Q 3Q N ASCII (Telnet) 3Q 4Q 4Q 3Q N (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl -Wed, 16Jan200300:00:00GMT) 1.00(1.81-MGP 464PRO Ver03 taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and3: With X10$ (Processor toHost) Response Pno 60-1259- taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and 3: With Ver04 taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and3: With X10$ -Thu, 28Feb200307:18:07GMT) 1.00*(1.82-MGP464 PRO 60-1259- date/time) time) (pluswebver.-desc-UL (plus webver.-desc-UL ] * * X10$ X10$ 11 or60-1259- ] (pluswebver.-desc-UL (pluswebver.-desc-UL 11 orPno60-1259- Resetting after amode1reset (see the processor reverts to factory andistheversion firmware wasinstalledatthe not user-replaceable. This Factory-installed firmware is Additional Description 60-1259-12 WindoWall Pro DI is 60-1259-11 WindoWall Pro is Show unitpartnumber. X10$ unit afteritleftthefactory. if any, wasuploaded intothe which versionofthefirmware, out find to command this Use dated 16January, 2003. MGP 464Pro (WindoWall Pro), version1.81,foran kernel 1.00, alsoknownasthe factory firmware versionis In thisexample,the two decimalplaces. Greenwich meantime. 5:03 and46secondspm, 28 February, 2003, at (WindoWall Pro), dated 1.82, foranMGP464Pro version also knownaskernel firmware versionis1.00, In thisexample,thefactory 12 = firmware versionto

] date/time) date/time) onpage9).

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memory usage Request user memory usage Request system Read unitname description Request model name Request model Command Set unitname IP SetupCommands Information Requests(continued) factory default Set unitnameto Example: 24 24 (Host toProcessor) 4I 3I E E E E 2I 1I ASCII (Telnet)

CN • • X10%

CN CN } CN } } } 4I 3I 2I 1I (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W CN W %20CN W %20CN W X10% | CN | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl n bytesusedoutofkBytes n bytesusedoutofkBytes Inf02 taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and3: With option DI: Multi-Graphic Standard: Multi-Graphic Inf01 modes 2and3: response –verbose tagged With X4$ (Processor toHost) Response Inf03 taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and3: With X10% MGP464-PRO-DI-09-44-92 Ipn Ipn Inf04 taggedresponse–verbosemodes2and3: With option]

]

] X13%

X10% *Multi-Graphic * *nbytesusedoutofkBytes *nbytesusedoutofkBytes ] ] X4$

]

]

] Processorw/HDMI For choosing. MAC address. of thehexnumbersinunit model andthelastthree pairs xx, acombinationofthe MGP464Pro[DI] processor wasshippedwith: Show unitmodelname Additional Description X4$ operations. memory forsystem used andtotalavailable Show amountofmemory Show typeofunit. View currentView unitname 09-44-92. digits ofitsMACaddress are configuration, andthelast6 is anMGP464Pro, DI this unitindicatesthatit The factorynameof X13% to Change theprocessor name available usermemory. memory usedandtotal Show amountofuser MGP 464ProDI MGP 464Pro Case doesnotmatter. cannot beaminussign. be aletter, the lastcharacter (-). Thefirstcharactermust the minussignorhyphen alphanumeric charactersand can consistofupto24 X10% canbe: X10% isthename Processor[w/HDMI Processor , anameofyour

] : Thename ] ] -xx ] ] X10% X4$ . . 44

saving time Read daylight Read time/date Set GMToffset time Set daylightsaving date Set timeand Command IP SetupCommands(continued) Read GMToffset 24 24 24 (Host toProcessor) E E E E E E ASCII (Telnet) CX CZ CT X12$ X10# X10^ } } } CX CT CZ } } } (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W W CX W W CZ W W CT X10# X12$ X10^ | | | CX CZ CT | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Ipz X10^ Ipt (Processor toHost) Response X12$ ] Ipx X10#

• X10# X12$ ] ]

X10^

] ]

] optional. plus signandleadingzero are Greenwich, England).The minutes (±hh:mmrelative to difference inhoursand +14.00) represents thetime GMT offset (-12.00to for theprocessor location. Example: 5:30 Nation). Arizona (excludingtheNavajo Islands,and the U.S.Virgin Samoa, Guam,PuertoRico, off inHawaii,American March. DSTshouldbeturned -7:00 GMTfrom Novemberto Sunday inNovember, and Sunday inMarch tothefirst GMT -8:00from thesecond uses Example: California 3 =OninBrazil 2 =OninEurope 1 =OninnorthAmerica 0 =Off orignore 11/13/06-10.54.00 11/13/06-10:54:00 by periods.)Examples: can alsobeseparated minutes, andseconds YY-HH:MM:SS The setformatisMM/DD/ time format. X10^ Additional Description X10# (GMT) offset value Set Greenwich MeanTime 18:19:33 Example: Tue, 18Nov2006 DD MmmYYYYHH:MM:SS. Www [dayoftheweek], The read formatis: Pro. setting foryourWindoWall thedaylightsaving time View X12$ Set daylightsavingtime thecurrentView GMToffset. For parts ofEurope andBrazil. is observedintheUSAand (DST) isa1-houroffset that Pro. Daylightsavingtime +05:30. X12$ isthelocaldateand isintheformathh:mm. on yourWindoWall : . (Thehours, or5.30 X10#

or = 45

Read subnetmask Set subnetmask password Clear administrator Set DHCPoff password Set administrator address Set gateway View DHCPmode View Set DHCPon Command Set IPaddress IP SetupCommands(continued) address Read gateway address (MAC) Read hardware Read IPaddress NOTE: Auserpassword cannotbeassignedifanadministrator password doesnotexist. Enteringapassword when the is cleared (removed), the userpassword isremoved also. WindoWall Pro has notbeenconfigured displays anE14error response from theprocessor. Iftheadministratorpassword 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 (Host toProcessor) E E E E E E E E E E E E ASCII (Telnet) DH 0DH 1DH CG CS CH CI

X10& • X12# X10& X11#

CA } } } } } CI CG CA CS } } } } } } } (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W DH W 0DH W 1DH W %20CA W W CI W W W W W CS W CH

CG X10& X12# X10& X11# | | | | | | | CI CG CS CA | | | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Ipi Idh Idh0 Idh1 (Processor toHost) Response X11@ X10& Ipa Ipa X10& Ipg X11# Ips

• X$ • • • • ] ] ] ]

X10& ] ] X10& ] X13) X11#

]

] ] ] ] optional insettingvalues. addresses. Leadingzeros are syntax isthesameasforIP (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn symbols) are notallowed. characters (spacesor is casesensitive.Special characters. Thepassword xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx of yourunitintheformat (****). asterisks) are displayed masked characters(four anIPconnection, With displayed. connection, thepassword is anRS-232orRS-422 With View DHCPstatus View assigning ofIPaddresses. (DHCP) toenableautomatic Configuration Protocol Turn onDynamicHost Additional Description control (MAC)address hardwareView mediaaccess IPaddressView Set IPaddress (administrator anduser). Remove allpasswords X13) X12# password Set administratoraccess for yourunit. thegatewayIPaddressView Set IPaddress suppressed. mask. Leadingzeros are theunitsubnet View unitsubnetmask View 0 =off, 1=on. in returnedvalues. the fourfieldsare suppressed unit. Leadingzeros ineachof Leading zeros are optional. (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn for yourgateway optional. in eachofthefourfieldsare nnn.nnn). Leadingzeros unit intheformatnnn.nnn. =displayedpassword. =4to12alphanumeric X12# . X10& X10& X10& X$ foryour ofyour ) The ). : X11@ X11# .

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security level Query session password Set user password user View password Clear user password administrator View Command Read response from lastURLcommand Web Browser SpecificCommands mode Read verbose mode Set verbose IP SetupCommands(continued) NOTE: Auserpassword cannotbeassignedifanadministratorpassword doesnotexist. NOTE: Theprocessor cansendout unsolicitedinformation(suchasnoticeofachangeinvolume,inputorsomeother reconnect totheprocessor. you wanttousetheverbosemodewithaprocessor thismodemustbesettoOneachtimeyou connectedviaEthernet, verbosemodeisdisabled bydefaultinorderEthernet, toreduce theamountofcommunication traffic onthenetwork. If or RS-422connection,theprocessor issetforverbosemodebydefault.WhentheWindoWall Pro isconnectedvia setting). Thatiscalledaverbose(wordy) relationship betweentheprocessor andaconnecteddevice.Fordirect RS-232 24 14 24 24 E E (Host toProcessor) E X11$ E E E E E ASCII (Telnet) CK CU CA UB CV X12# •

CU } } } } } CU } CV } } (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W CK W W %20CU W W CA W W UB W CV

CU X11$ X12# | | | | | CV CU | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl Pvl modes 2and3: response –verbose tagged With X13& X13) Ipu Ipu X13) (Processor toHost) Response X11$ {Response fromcommand} X11$

• • X13& ] ] ] ] ]

] X13)

]

] with leadingzeros. with leadingzeros. 3 For 0 =verbosemodeand 2 1 =verbosemodeenabled symbols) are notallowed. characters (spacesor is casesensitive.Special characters). Thepassword (4-12 alphanumeric View securitylevel View passwordView Clear theuserpassword only Set userpassword passwordView Additional Description command thatwasentered. theresponseView tothelast RS-232 orRS-422control. connections and1for Default is0forTelnet mode type Enable ordisableverbose 12 =Administrator 11 =User level 1-10 0 =Anonymous current connection.For =verbosemodeand =taggedresponses for X11$ disabled queries enabled tagged r queries enabled tagged r =Extendedsecurity ] : X11$ esponses for esponses

X13) X13) . X13& X12#

, shown , shown

ofthe

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listing Get connection List Connections Access portmap Read Direct Access portmap Disable Direct Access portmap Reset Direct port map Set Direct Access map Read webport map Disable webport map Reset webport map Set webport map Read Telnet port map Disable Telnet port map Reset Telnet port map Set Telnet port Command Remap PortDesignations NOTES: 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 • •

ports numbered 1024orhigher. Remapping oftheportnumbertootherthandefaults80or23disablingitbyresetting itto0canbedoneonly An E13error code(invalidparameter)results. Duplicate portnumberassignmentsare notpermitted(forexample,theTelnet andwebmappingcannotbethesame). 24

24 24 24 E E E E E E E E E E E E (Host toProcessor) E ASCII (Telnet) CC MD 0MD 2001MD {port#}MD MH 0MH 80MH {port#}MH MT 0MT 23MT {port#}MT } } } }

} } }

} }

} } } } W CC W MD W 0MD W 2001MD W {port#}MD W MH W 0MH W 80MH W {port#}MH W W 0MT W 23MT W {port#}MT (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web)

MT | | | | | | | | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl | | | Pmh 00080 Pmh {port#} {port#} Pmt 00000 Pmt 00023 connections {Number of {port#} Pmd 00000 Pmd 02001 Pmd {port#} {port#} Pmh 00000 Pmt {port#} (Processor toHost) Response ] ] ]

] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] } ] Additional Description 48

and below current directory List filesfrom directory Move backtoroot flash memory Load filetouser Stream FilesviaTelnet, RS-232,orRS-422 user flashmemory Retrieve filefrom flash memory Load filetouser Stream FilesviaPort80 current directory List filesfrom Command directory currentView directory Move upone directory Change orcreate Directory Commands user flashmemory Retrieve filefrom File Commands NOTE: Adirectory doesnotexistuntilafilehasbeencopiedintothepath. Example

(Host toProcessor) E E E E E E E E http://192.168.254.254/mypage.html?cmd=WSF Send apageGETonport80followedby:WSF Use POSTonport80followedbythedelimiteddatatobewrittenflashfilememory. ASCII (Telnet) CJ ..CJ /CJ {path}/directoryCJ filenameSF +UF{filesize},filename} LF DF } } } } } } (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W LF W DF W CJ W %2ECJ W %2FCJ W {path}/directoryCJ W {filename}SF | | | | } WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl } {Rawunprocessed | | | Upl filename x Unit Telnet textresponses: file [n+1]=‘filename,date file [n]=‘filename,datefilesize’; ... file [3]=‘filename3,date3filesize3’; file [2]=‘filename2,date2filesize2’; file [1]=‘filename1,date1filesize1’; var file–newarray(): Unit webresponses (HTMLsamplecode): (See below.) (See below.) (Processor toHost) Response {path} /directory Dir Dir Dir unprocessed datainfile. Responds with4bytesoffilesize+raw Responds withrawunprocessed datainfile. space_remaining ... filename x filename x filename x |

] • • •

{ / { | path} /{directory path} /{directory datainfileuptofilesize} ]

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retaining IP Absolute reset reset Absolute system default settings tofactory Reset alldevice memory Erase flash subdirectories directory and Erase current files directory andits Erase current page/file supplied web Erase user- Command Reset (Zap)/EraseCommands 24 28 24 24 24 28 24 24 28 (Host toProcessor) E E E E E E E ASCII (Telnet) ZY ZQQQ ZXXX ZFFF //EF /EF {filename}EF } } } } } } } (Host toProcessor) URL Encoded(Web) W ZY W ZQQQ W ZXXX W ZFFF W //EF W /EF W {filename}EF | | | | | | WindoWall Pro Series•Remote ConfigurationandControl | Zpq Zpx Zpf Ddl Ddl Del (Processor toHost) Response Zpy

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{ filename} ] reset mode5). 255.255.0.0 (identicalto the subnetmaskissetto to 192.168.254.254,and The IPaddress isreset the factorydefaultvalues. and thesubnetmask,to adjustments, theIPaddress, memories, includingall Reset allsettingsand reset. No IP-related settingsare Additional Description reset ( Same asAbsolutesystem firmware update). device (recommended after a communication withthe excluded inorder topreserve web/Direct Access)are port mapping(Telnet/ name, DHCPsetting,and gateway address, unit IP address, subnetmask, that IPsettings,including E ZQQQ) except 50 HTML Configuration and Control

This section provides procedures for accessing and using the WindoWall Pro embedded web pages. Topics include: • Accessing the Web Pages • Viewing System Status • Using the Configuration Pages • Using the File Management Page • Using the Background Page The WindoWall Pro and the WindoWall Pro DI can be controlled and configured using HTML web pages that are accessed over a network or from a local PC connected to the WindoWall Pro LAN port. The WindoWall Pro has factory-installed HTML web pages that allow you to view and adjust IP settings, upload firmware and other files to the unit, and select a background image for the display. You can access these HTML pages using a web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.

NOTE: Administrators have access to all of the web pages and are able to make changes to settings. Users can access the pages on the System Status and Background tabs only.

Accessing the Web Pages To access the WindoWall Pro HTML web pages: 1. Start the web browser program. 2. Enter the IP address of your unit in the browser Address field.

NOTE: If your local system administrators have not changed the address, use the factory-specified default, 192.168.254.254, for this field.

3. If you want the browser to display a page other than the default page (such as a custom page that you have created and uploaded), enter a slash (/) and the name of the file to open.

NOTES: • The browser Address field should display the address in the following format: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/optional_file_name.html • The following characters are invalid in file names: {space} ~ @ = ` [ ] { } < > ' " ; : | \ and ?.

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4. 5.

Connect To dialogbox. If theWindoWall Pro HTMLpagesare password protected, thebrowser displaysthe the browser displaysastart pageasdescribedinstep5. Press thekey. IftheWindoWall Pro HTMLpagesare notpassword protected, screens thatenableyoutoconfigure theWindoWall Pro. default startpage.You canselectthetabsattopofthisscreen todisplayadditional page. Ifnot,thebrowser displaystheSystemStatuspage,whichisWindoWall Pro If youentered thefilenameforacustomHTMLpageinstep4,browser displaysthat c. b. a. Figure 32.

Click If desired, selectthe Enter theadministratororuserpassword inthe your password thenexttimeyouenterIPaddress. NOTE: OK

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password equired. checkboxtohavethesysteminput Password field. 52

Viewing SystemStatus Configuration pages;theyseeonlythe commands. Personnelwhohaveuseraccesscanviewthispagebutcannotthe web pages,theWindoWall configurationsoftware Pro orSIS SeriesWindows-based on thecurrent settingsofyour WindoWall Pro. ChangesmustbemadeviatheConfiguration time itupdates. processor components.Ifanitemchanges,thedisplayshowschangeinstatusnext The SystemStatuswebpageupdatesitselfperiodicallytoreflect thelateststatusof Figure 33. The SystemStatuswebpage,accessedbyclickingthe typical WindoWall Pro SystemStatuswebpage.

System StatusPage WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl Status and Background Status tab,provides information tabs.Figure 33showsa 53

Using theConfigurationPages System SettingsPage The Unit Namefield the bottomofIPSettingspanel. characters. MAC address. You canchangethisnamefieldto anyvalidname,upto24alphanumeric the factoryconsistsofmodel name,followedbythelastthree characterpairs ofthe screen. Thefollowingsections describethechangesyoucanmakefrom thesepages. Ethernet interface.Afterediting anyofthesettingsonthispage,click Ethernet The IPSettingsfieldsprovide alocationforviewingandeditingsettingsuniqueto the IP Settingsfields 3. 2. 1. To changeyoursystemsettings: Figure 34. On theSystemSettingspage(figure 34),youcansetIPparametersfortheWindoWall Pro. click the There are three Configurationpages,whichonlyadministratorscanaccess.When you NOTE:

edge ofthescreen. the panel.Thenewsettingsappearinfields. When youhavemadeallthedesired inputs,clickthe Select orenterthenewinformationindesired fields. On the + ~,@=`[]{}< > Unit

Configuration

Name The followingcharactersar

Configuration System SettingsPage fieldcontainsthenameofWindoWall Pro. Thenameassigned at tab,thesepagesare listed onthesidebarmenuatleftof tab,select WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl ' ";:|\ e invalidinthename: System

Settings and ?. Submit from thesidebarmenuatleft

buttonatthebottomof Submit buttonat 54

The gatewayIPaddress hasthesamevalidityrulesassystemIPaddress. Pro andthemailserverareused iftheWindowall notonthesamesubnet. (periods). Eachfieldcanbenumbered from Valid IPaddresses consistoffour1-,2-,or3-digitnumericsubfieldsseparatedbydots encoded intheWindoWall Pro flashmemory. total perfield,are optional. Values of this control. cannot bechanged. and isusedtoidentifytheprocessor hardware. Thisaddress ishard-coded intheunitand The MediaAccessControl (MAC)Address consistsofsixhexadecimalcharacterpairs MAC Address field The Subnet Maskfield The Gateway IPAddress field The IP Address field The DHCP radiobuttons The network isDHCPcapable). to obtainitsIPaddress from aDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol (DHCP)server (ifthe The factory-installeddefaultaddress is Subnetting, aPrimeronpage74. same subnetasthemailserverwhenyouare subnetting.Formore information,see equipment atyourinstallation,youcanchangetheIPaddress toanyvalidvalue. NOTE: system administratorsshouldchangeIPaddresses. Subnet Gateway IP DHCP DHCP

Address ess changescancauseconflictswithotherequipment.Onlylocal

Off On IP addr

Mask radiobuttondirects theWindoWall Pro toignore anyentered IPaddresses and

IP DHCPoff. radiobuttonturns Contactthelocalsystemadministratortoset fieldcontainstheIPaddress oftheconnectedWindoWall Pro. Thisvalueis Address fieldisusedtodeterminewhethertheWindoWall Pro isonthe fieldidentifiestheaddress ofthegatewaytomailserverbe WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl 256 192.168.254.254 andaboveare invalid. 000 through 255 , butifthisconflictswithother . Leadingzeros, upto3digits 55

6. 5. 4. Date/Time Settingsfields 3. 2. 1. To changethedateandtimesettings: Figure 35. Settingspanelprovides alocationforviewingandsettingthetimefunctions. The Date/Time

select Click the Select theappropriate Repeat steps1through 3forothervariablesthatneedtobechanged. Click onthedesired variable. until thedesired variableisvisible. Click anddragthesliderorclick Month year, hours,minutes,amorpm,and(time)zone.Adrop-down scroll boxappears(the Click thedrop boxforthe desired variable.Theadjustablevariablesare month, day, your selections. NOTE: NOTES: processor doesnotadjustitstimereference. and partsofEuropeoff, andBrazil.Whendaylightsavingtimeisturned the and fallonthedatethattimechangeoccursinUnitedStatesofAmerica inthespring andDaylightSavingTime clockbetweenStandardinternal Time The enter theoffset from (GMT). Greenwich MeanTime the GMT international timereference.the GMTinternational displays theamountoftime,inhoursandminutes,thatlocaltimevariesfrom drop boxisselectedinfigure 35). Off

Date/Time SettingsPanel Zone Submit

. If settingthetime,setlocaltime.The When daylightsavingtimeisenabled,theW fieldidentifiesthestandard timezonethathasbeenselectedand button at the bottom of the Date/Time Settingspaneltoimplement buttonatthebottomofDate/Time Daylight WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl

Saving Scroll radiobutton.To off turn daylightsavingtime,

Up

buttonor Zone indoWall Pro updatesits variableallowsyoutothen Scroll

Down

button

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Passwords Page 3. 2. 1. To remove anassigned password: Clearing apassword 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To assignpasswords: Assigning apassword Figure 36. Passwords the WindoWall Pro webpages.To accessthispage,clickthe The Passwords pageletsyou assignanadministratororuserpassword tocontrol accessto NOTE:

Click the Password Enter asinglespaceinthe In the Click the Reenter thesameuserpassword inthe If youwanttoassignauserpassword, enteritinthe In the Enter thenewadministratorpassword inthe • • NOTE:

not allowed,andthepasswords are casesensitive. Passwords mustcontain4 to12alphanumericcharacters.Symbolsandspacesare assigned. An administratorpassword mustbeinplacebefore auserpassword canbe been assigned. Administrator Re-enter

linkontheleftsidebarmenu. Passwords Page ou cannotassignauserpassword unlessanadministratorpassword has Submit Submit field. Y

button. buttontosetthepasswords. Admin

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Firmware UpgradePage 1. computer: To obtainthelatestversionofWindoWall Pro andMGPPro firmware fileandinstallitonyour Downloading thefirmware file • • on yourWindoWall Pro: There are twomethodsyoucanusetofindoutwhatfirmware versioniscurrently installed Determining thecurrent firmware version Figure 37. Upgrade To accesstheFirmware Upgradepage,clickthe computer (seeUpdatingtheFirmware onpage75formore details onfirmware updating). Pro.) You candownloadthelatestfirmware versionfrom theExtron websitetoyour WindoWall Pro. (Thesamefirmware fileisusedforboththeMGPPro andtheWindoWall The Firmware Upgradepage enablesyoutoinstallanewversionoffirmware toyour 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2.

of thepage,thenscroll downtotheMGPPro line. box isdisplayed. Description panel. web pagetodisplaytheSystemStatuspage.Thefirmware versionisintheSystem Go totheExtron website(www.extron.com) andclickthe Using theSystemStatuswebpage:Select version (alongwiththeproduct name). a powersource. Thefirstpieceofinformationdisplayedonthescreen isthefirmware Using theLCDscreen: Watch theLCDscreen asyouconnecttheWindoWall Pro to computer, andclick Browse tothefolderwhere youwanttosavethefirmware installationfileonyour Save Click Download MGPSeriesFW On thenextpage,fillinrequired information,thenclickthe Click the On theFirmware page,clicktheletter On theDownloadCenterpage,click If youwanttoinstallthefirmware onyourcomputerimmediately, click linkontheleftsidebarmenu. , andskiptostep9. Save

Firmware UpgradePage Download . ASaveAsdialogboxopens. linklocatedatthefarrightofMGPPro line. Save n.nn.exe . WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl button.AFileDownload-SecurityWarning dialog M inthealphabetdisplayedattopandbottom Firmware Configuration Status linkontheleftsidebar. tabontheWindoWall Pro Download tab,thenthe tab. Run insteadof Firmware

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back to 3. 2. 1. WindoWall Pro. To uploadthefirmware usingthewebpages: After youhaveinstalledthenewfirmware onyourcomputer, youmustuploadittothe Updating thefirmware ontheWindoWall Pro 9. 8. When theuploadingprocess iscomplete,the 4. As an alternative methodofupdatingtheWindoWall ProNOTE: Asanalternative firmware, youcan

menu todisplaytheFirmware Upgradepage. Firmware Upgradepage. Open thefirmware file.ItsnameappearsbelowtheCurrent Firmware Version onthe Click On theWindoWall Pro firmware version,andaset ofinstructionsforupdatingthefirmware are alsoloaded. your computer. AReleaseNotesfile,givinginformationonwhat haschangedinthenew screensFollow theinstructionsonInstallationWizard toinstallthenewfirmware on and double-clickonittoopenit. When ready toinstallthenew firmware onyourcomputer, locatethedownloadedfile, information ondownloading andusingthissoftware). use theFirmware Loadersoftware (seeUpdatingtheFirmware onpage75for Uploading... Click the process. Whilethefirmware isbeinguploaded,the the firmware fileonyourcomputer orserver. Thefileextensionmustbe Figure 38. NOTE: Whilethefirmware isuploadingandrebooting, donotmakeany ATTENTION: Upload selections onthewebpages. unit tostopfunctioning. Browse Upload

. toopentheChooseFileUpload(orFile)dialogbox,andlocate ChooseFiletoUploadDialogBox .

buttonontheFirmware Updatepagetostartthefirmware update Uploading afilewithanextensionotherthan.S19maycausethe Configuration WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl tab,select Uploading... Firmware Upload buttononthescreen changes button changesto

Upgrade from thesidebar .S19 . 59

Using theFileManagementPage Adding aDirectory Uploading Files be 24-bitbitmaps.Theimagefilesmustloadedtoafoldernamed“nortxe-graphics.” todisplayontheoutputscreen.computer ortheinternet Allbackground imagefilesmust WindoWall Pro webpage.You canusethisfunctiontoloadbackground imagesfrom your Uploading files procedure. To exitthe directory, click To addmore filestothedirectory, clickthedirectory name toopenit,thenusethe 3. 2. 1. To addadirectory orfolder totheWindoWall Pro filesystem, 3. 2. 1. upload filesfrom theserver, characters andunderscores. Nospacesorspecialcharacters(symbols)are allowed.To Names offilestobeuploadedtheWindoWall Pro mustcontainonlyvalidalphanumeric Figure 39. this page.To accesstheFileManagementpage,select or network,anddeletefilesfrom theunit.You canalsouploadpersonalizedwebpagesvia The FileManagementpageletsyouuploadfilestotheWindoWall Pro from yourcomputer

of theFilescolumn,preceded byaslash. the previous sectiontoaddafilethedirectory. Thedirectory nameappearsatthetop thedirectory name displayed,performtheUploadingfilesprocedureWith describedin Click the Enter thedirectory nameinthe Click the directory pathare displayedinthefilenamefieldonFileManagementpage. Browse tolocatethefilethatyouwantupload,andopenit.Thename Click the the page.(Filesare listedseparatelyunderheadingsoftheirextensions.)

File ManagementPage Add Upload Browse

Dir buttontotherightoffilenamefield. button. File button.TheselectedfilenameappearsintheFilescolumn on WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl Dir: field,followingtheslash( (root) File or (back)

Management / ). . tabonthe 60

Using theBackground Page Selecting aBackground Color Other FileManagementActivities Delete allfiles:Clickthe remove. end ofthelinethatcontainsfileyouwantto Select to displayonlyfileswiththeextensionyouselect. to theWindoWall Pro. Thismenuletsyouchoose extensions ofthefilesthathavebeenuploaded image from anHDMIinputtodisplayliveasthebackground onthescreen. the WindoWall Pro, andselectoneasthedisplaybackground. You canalsospecifythe output display. You canchooseabackground color, oryoucanuploadbitmapimagesto The ImageSettingsscreen ontheBackground pageletsyouselectabackground forthe File Delete afile:Clickthe Open afile:ClickonthenameofinFilescolumn. You canalsoperformthefollowingtasksonFileManagement page: Color To changethebackground colorontheoutputdisplay, select acolorfrom the Figure 40. Display filesbyfileextension:The

Extension pull-downmenu.Thedefault selection, All todisplayalluploadedfiles.

Image SettingsScreen menu(shownatright)liststhe Delete Delete WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl buttonattheright

All Filter button.

by Off

, results inablackbackground. Background 61

Displaying aBackground Image 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To uploadabitmapimagetotheWindoWall Pro: Uploading animage image asthebackground for theoutputscreen. background capture, from yourcomputertotheWindoWall Pro; andtoselectanuploaded The ImageSettingsscreen letsyouuploadbitmapimages,includingthosesavedvia Using abitmapimage 2. 1. To usetheunscaledimagefrom anHDMIsource asalivebackground ontheoutputscreen, Using anHDMIinput the can bedonebyuploadingabitmapimagetotheWindoWall Pro andselectingitbyusing An image canbe displayed as abackground behind the windows on the output screen. This NOTE:

Add the ImageIndexpanel. When theuploadingiscomplete, athumbnailimageoftheuploadedfileisdisplayed in Click are displayedinthe Open theimagefileinChooseFiletoUploaddialog box.Itsnameandthepathtoit Click In theImageIndexfield,click help filetocalculatethesizeofanimage). of memorytostore captured orloadedimages(seetheWindoWall Consolesoftware background filenamesmusthavea.bmpextensionTheWindoWall Pro has16MB From the Connect anHDMIsource to theLivebackground connectorontherear panel. the image(.bmp)filethatyouwanttoupload. loaded. Figure 41. and indoWall Pro supportsonly24-bitbitmapfilesasbackgrounds. The Upload Browse The W Take Background

toopentheChooseFileUpload(orFile)dialog box,andlocate buttons. Add ImageFieldontheSettingsScreen Image Add . Thisbuttonchangesto

Color

Image WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl menu,select Add fieldontheImageSettingsscreen. . The Add

DVI Image Uploading...

Background fieldisdisplayed. whilethefileisbeing

Input . 62

Selecting abackgroundimage 2. 1. To selectanuploadedimagetobedisplayedasthebackground ontheoutput screen:

Click version oftheselectedimageappearstoright. In theImageIndexpanel,clickthumbnailofimageyouwanttodisplay. Alarger Take toselectthatimagefortheoutputbackground. WindoWall Pro Series•HTMLConfiguration andControl 63 Special Application: Edge Blending

This section describes examples of applications using edge blending and edge matching. It also provides instructions for setting up an edge blending application using the Setup Wizard. Topics include: • Example of a System Using Edge Blending • Example of an Edge-matched System • Setting Up the WindoWall Console Software for Edge Blending

Example of a System Using Edge Blending In an edge-blended system, projectors with edge blending functionality are used to display multiple images on one screen to form a videowall display that appears to be one image. Figure 42 shows a diagram of a typical edge-blended system.

Source #1 Source #2 1 Source #3 2 Source #4 3 MGP 464W Source #5 4 Projector Source #6 Source #7 Crosspoint Source #8 450+ Matrix Switcher 5 6 7 MGP 464W ... 8 Projector

9 10 11 MGP 464W 12 Projector Source #128

Figure 42. Typical Edge-blended System

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the componentimagesare. videowall appearstocontainoneseamlessimage,withnoindicationofwhere theedgesof The edgesoftheprojected imagesoverlapbyafewpixels.However, totheviewer, the Figure 43. identical onbothprojectors. overlapping. Becausetheimagesoverlap,videoinformationinoverlaparea is two projectors are responsible fordisplaying.Thetopdiagramshowstheprojector images windows. Inthisillustration,eachcross-hatched area represents theblendedarea that Figure 43showsasystem inwhichthree projectors produce adisplayconsistingofeight NOTE: Window 1 Window 2 areas isthesameonadjacent projectors. processor canmanagethe videoinformationsothattheinblended are theWindoWall notbrighterthantherest Consolesoftware, oftheimage.With the compensation neededtovisuallyblendtheimageedgessothatoverlapped indoWall Pro doesnotmanagethecontrastadjustmentsandbrightness Projector The W

Blending Three Projectors Displaying OverlappingImagesthatRequire Edge Window 1 Window Projector Windo Windo 2 4 3 w w WindoWall Pro Series•Special Application: EdgeBlending Window 3 Window 4 Window Window 4 Projector Projector 3 Window Window Window 5 Window 5 6 6 Projector Window Window Window 7 5 Window 8 6 Projector Window 7 Window 8 65

Example ofanEdge-matchedSystem allowable inanedge-blendedsystemvariesbasedonthelayoutofwindows. the totalnumberofwindowsperprocessor isfour, themaximumnumberofwindows displayed inwindows3and4from projector 1andprojector 2mustbethesame. Because to displayanywindowthatisintheoverlappingarea. Intheexampleabove,images of projectors isdisplaying, you canseethatawindowineachWindoWall Pro isneeded projectors separatedfrom eachother. Whenyouseparateoutwhateachside-by-sidepair The bottomdiagraminfigure 43 ontheprevious pageshows theimagesfrom thethree Figure 44. edges matched.Thebottomdiagramshowsthethree imagesseparatedfrom eachother. In theexampleshowninfigure 44,thetopdiagramshowsthree projector images with total numberofwindowscanbetiledacross thecanvas. which there isnooverlap, each WindoWall Pro candisplayallfourwindows,andagreater number ofwindowspossibleisalwaysfourperprocessor. Inanedge-matchedsystem,in By contrast,ifyouwere to setupthesystemas“edge-matched”(nooverlapping), Window 2 Window 1 Window 2 Window Projector

Projector Overlapping) Three Projectors SetUptoProduce anEdge-matchedDisplay(No 1 Window 4 Window 3 Window Window 4 3 WindoWall Pro Series•Special Application: EdgeBlending Window 5 Window 6 Window 5 Window 6 Projector Projector Window 7 Window 7 Window Window 8 8 Window 10 Window 9 Window 10 Window Projector Projector 9 Window 11 Window 12 Window 11 Window 12 66

Setting uptheWindoWall ConsoleSoftware forEdgeBlending 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To setuptheWindoWall Pro software forasysteminwhichedgeblendingwillbeused:

button. Thescreen changes asshowninfigure 45. edge-blended videowalldisplay. Use theWindoWall Proto helpyousetupyourprojectors testpatterns forthe Click • • of overlappingpixelsasfollows: In thetwoincremental spinboxesintheDisplayBorder Sizesection,enterthenumber On theEdgeCompensationscreen, selectthe instructions onsettingupaproject usingthewizard). Compensation screen (see SettingupaWindoWall Pro Project onpage15for Follow theinstructionsonSetupwizard screens untilyoureach theEdge From the Software onpage11). Install andopentheWindoWall Consolesoftware (seeInstallingandStartingthe and the screens. Figure 45. and bottomborders oftheimagewilloverlapeachother. Vertical pixelsoverlap—Type orselectthenumberofpixelsbywhichtop images’ rightandleftborders willoverlapeachother. Horizontal pixelsoverlap—Type orselectthenumberofpixelsbywhich Next Edge Wizards tocontinue,andcompletethewizard, followingtheinstructionson

Edge CompensationWizard Screen withEdgeBlendingSelected Blending menuontheWindoWall Consolemainwindow, select WindoWall Pro Series•Special Application: EdgeBlending

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compensate

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overlapping Enable

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Project radio 67 . Reference Information

This section provides reference information on the WindoWall Pro products. Topics include: • Mounting the WindoWall Pro • IP Addressing • Updating the Firmware

Mounting the WindoWall Pro

Tabletop Use Four self-adhesive rubber feet are included with the WindoWall Pro. For tabletop use, attach one foot to each corner of the bottom side of the unit and place the unit in the desired location.

Rack Mounting

UL guidelines for rack mounting The following Underwriters Laboratories (UL) guidelines pertain to the installation of the WindoWall Pro into a rack: • Elevated operating ambient temperature — If the equipment is installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient. Therefore, consider installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature (Tma) specified by the manufacturer. • Reduced air flow — Install the equipment in the rack so that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised. • Mechanical loading — Mount the equipment in the rack so that uneven mechanical loading does not create a hazardous condition. • Circuit overloading — When connecting the equipment to the supply circuit, consider the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that circuit overloading might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring. Consider equipment nameplate ratings when addressing this concern. • Reliable earthing (grounding) — Maintain reliable grounding of rack-mounted equipment. Pay particular attention to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit (such as the use of power strips).

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IP Addressing What isanIPAddress? Rack MountingProcedure host identifiers. range ofvalidaddresses andthepartsofaddress thatare usedforthenetworkand unique hostidentifier. Asaresult, there are different classes ofaddresses thatdefine the Each address onagivennetworkmusthavethesameidentifiervaluebut havea • • An IPaddress isdividedintotwoparts: called “dotteddecimalnotation.” in therangeof0through 255andseparatedbydots;forexample,198.123.34.240. Thisis network. Thisnumberisusuallyrepresented byfourdecimalnumbers(called“octets”),each An IPaddress isa32-bitbinarynumberthatusedtoidentifyeachdeviceonan Ethernet 2. 1. rack asfollows: For optionalrackmounting,donotinstalltherubberfeet.MountWindoWall Pro inthe

lo Bra 2U Rac MBD 249 Host identifier Network identifier in therack.Usefourmachinescrews toattachthebracketsrack. Insert theunitintorackandalignholesinmountingbracketswith machine screws suppliedwith themountingkit(seefigure 46). Attach theincludedrack/through-desk mountingbracketstotheunit,usingeightof Figure 46. wer holes.) cke t (Usefo k Mounting

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Choosing IPAddresses The mostcommonIPaddress classesare: next page). responding correctly ortodetermineitsaddress (seePingingfortheIPAddress onthe You can performatestfrom your computertocheckthatadeviceatparticularaddress is The followingisanexampleofavalidClassCaddressing scheme: must allbethesamewhilelastvalueisusedtouniquelyidentifyeachdevice. Applying theserulestoClassCaddresses, thefirstthree decimalvaluesofyourIPaddress • • There are tworulesforchoosingIPaddresses: (from 192.0.0.1to223.255.255.254). On anindependentnetwork,itisgenerallyrecommended thatyouusetheClassCformat IP addresses. you needtoadvisethenetworkadministratorandaskallocatesuitable However, ifyouintendtoconnectyourcomputerandWindoWall Pro toanexistingnetwork, independent network,followtheguidelinesbelowforchoosingIPaddresses. If thecomputerandWindoWall Pro are directly connected orconnectedviatheirown NNN The followingisanexampleofinvalidClassCaddressing scheme: NOTE: WindoWall Pro SignalProcessor WindoWall ConsoleSoftware computer Device NOTE: WindoWall Pro SignalProcessor WindowWall ConsoleSoftware computer Device Class C Class B Class A Class Name refers tothenetworkidentifier and is notthesameeventhougheachIPaddress isunique. Host identifiermustbeuniqueforeachaddress. Network identifiermustbethesameforeachIPaddress numbers forsimplicity. sequential orinanyparticularorder. However, itisrecommended thatyougroup the

The aboveaddr The hostidentifiers( 192.0.0.1 to223.255.255.254 128.0.0.1 to191.255.255.254 0.0.0.1 to127.255.255.254 Valid Address Range esses are invalidbecausethenetworkidentifierforeachaddress 41 and 42 HHH WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information intheaboveexample)donotneedtobe refers tothehostidentifier. 192.157.180.42 208.132.180.41 IP Address Identifier Arrangement NNN.NNN.NNN.HHH NNN.NNN.HHH.HHH NNN.HHH.HHH.HHH 208.132.180.42 208.132.180.41 IP Address 70

Pinging fortheIPAddress Subnet Mask 4. 3. 2. 1. Ping theWindoWall Pro asfollows: the actualnumericIPaddress from analiasandtodeterminethewebaddress. interface betweenthecomputerandWindoWall Pro. Pingcanalsobeusedtodetermine The Microsoft Pingutilityisavailableatthecommandprompt. PingteststheEthernet Ping todetermineExtron IPaddress linktotheWindoWall ProPing canalsobeusedtotesttheEthernet been changed,thefactory-specifieddefaultis192.168.254.254. actual numericIPaddress canbedeterminedusingthePingutility. Iftheaddress hasnot If theaddress hasbeenchangedtoanaddress comprisedofwords andcharacters,the To accesstheWindoWall Proport,youneedtheprocessor viatheEthernet IPaddress. See Subnetting,aPrimeronpage74formore information. on theclassofIPaddress being used. It isimportantthatyousetthecorrect valueforthesubnetmask.Thebasicvaluesdepend IP address. Itworksbyallowing partofthehostidentifiertobeusedasasubnetidentifier. IP address. Thisprovides amethodofextendingthenumbernetworkoptionsforgiven The subnetmaskisanother32-bitbinarynumberthatusedto“mask”certainbitsofthe Class C Class B Class A Class Name

At thecommandprompt, enter Click In the From theWindows The line similar tofigure 47. entered theactualnumericIPaddress oranaliasname. Figure 47. Minimum=0ms,Maximum =0ms,Average0ms Approximate roundtriptimesinmilli-seconds: Packets:Sent=4,ReceivedLost0(0% loss), Ping statisticsfor192.168.254.254: Reply from192.168.254.254:bytes=32time<10msTTL=128 Reply from192.168.254.254:bytes=32time<10msTTL=128 Reply from192.168.254.254:bytes=32time<10msTTL=128 Reply from192.168.254.254:bytes=32time<10msTTL=128 Pinging 192.168.254.254with32bytesofdata: C:\>ping 192.168.254.254 OK Open . Acommandscreen opens. Pinging

textfield,enter PingResponse 255.255.255.0 255.255.0.0 255.0.0.0 Subnet Mask

... Start reports theactualnumericIPaddress, regardless ofwhetheryou menu,select command ping WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information .

IP address Run... .TheRundialogboxopens. . Thecomputerreturnsadisplay . 71

Connecting asaTelnet Client At theprompt, enter rather thanthenumericIPaddress. to the Ping todeterminewebIPaddress 1. You connect totheWindoWall Pro usingthe Connecting totheWindoWall Pro(Opencommand) basic levelofunderstandingisnecessaryforoperating theWindoWall Pro viaTelnet. This guidedoesnotdetailalloftheoperationsandfunctionality ofTelnet. However, some Operating usingTelnet 4. 3. 2. 1. Access thecommandprompt andstartTelnet asfollows: Starting Telnet SIS commandstotheWindoWall Pro fromlinkandtheLAN. thePCviaEthernet The Microsoft Telnet utilityisavailablefrom thecommandprompt. Telnet allowsyoutoinput The Pingutilityhasamodifier, Connect totheWindoWall Pro asfollows: were usingtheRS-232orRS-422link. connected totheprocessor, you canentertheSIScommandssameasyouwouldif an aliasname. the numericIPaddress, regardless ofwhetheryouentered theactualnumericIPaddress or specify the

• • At theTelnet prompt, enter At theprompt, enter Click In the From the Figure 48. Microsoft Telnet> Escape Characteris'CTRL+]' Telnet ClientBuild5.00.99203.1 Welcome toMicrosoftTelnetClient Microsoft (R)windows2000(TM)Version5.0(Build2195) Ping prompt. If theWindoWall Pro ispassword-protected, Telnet displaysthepassword displayed untilyoudisconnect from theWindoWall Pro. If theWindoWall Pro isnotpassword-protected, nofurtherprompts are OK Open -a response showninfigure 47 ontheprevious page,except thatwhenyou . Acommandscreen opens. Start modifier, theline

textfield,enter Telnet Screen menu,select ping telnet

-a

IP -a Pinging mail... command open

. Thecomputerreturnsadisplaysimilartofigure 48. , thatdirects thecommand toreturnthewebaddress address Run...

IP

WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information . address . Thedisplaythatthecomputerreturnsissimilar . TheRundialogboxopens. Open . command.Afteryourcomputeris reports thewebIPaddress insteadof 72

however, if forces Telnet totransmit carriagereturnandlinefeedcharacterswhenispressed; exist betweenthe Many SIScommandsincludethekeyboard key. Consequently, someconfusionmay Escape characterandkey Local echo can be turned offLocal echocanbeturned byentering masked response. a displaysuchas password entry. Forexample,whenenteringapasswordon,yousee withlocalechoturned Note thatallkeystrokes are displayed,eventhosethatshouldbemasked,suchasthe where setting forSIScommunicationwiththeWindoWall Pro. TheTelnet return) totheconnectedWindoWall Pro whenyoupress thekey. Thisisthecorrect Unless commandedotherwise,Telnet transmitsalinefeedcharacteronly(nocarriage Setting carriagereturn-linefeed sequence (

are twolevelsofpassword protection: administratoranduser. Connection totheWindoWall Procanbepassword viatheEthernet protected. There If necessary, enterthepassword atthepassword prompt. Login When youare loggedin,the WindoWall Pro returnseither • • local_echo 1*1! Pro isdelivered withbothpasswords setto“carriagereturn.” and viewallsettingswiththeexceptionofpasswords. Bydefault,theWindoWall muteorunmutetheoutput,selectabluescreen,Users canselecttestpatterns, capabilities andeditingfunctions. A personloggedonasanadministratorhasfullaccesstoallWindoWall Pro

1*1!In1 User crlf istheSIScommandand . Nofurtherprompts are displayeduntilyoudisconnectfrom theunit. isset,theSISlinkwithWindoWall Pro doesnotfunctionproperly. attheTelnet prompt before youopentheconnectiontoWindoWall a*d*m*i*n* Escape ]

> Out1 ). Atthe Escape

characterandthekey. All Escape Telnet characterisakeycombination:theand<]> , , where sequence(

Out1 isthekeyed-inpassword and

All local_echo Telnet istheresponse. close Escape > ). prompt byenteringtheescape . attheTelnet prompt. Ifyour

character Login set

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Subnetting, aPrimer Exit theTelnet utilitybyentering Exiting Telnet (Quitcommand) compared betweentwoIPaddresses For Telnet commanddefinitions,enter Help Figure 50. when determiningiftwodevicesare onthesamesubnet. octets determinewhetherornotthesameoftwo IPaddresses willbecompared to 3digitstotalperoctet,are optional.Eachoctettypicallycontainseither255or 0.The separated bydots.Eachoctetcanbenumbered from 000through 255.Leadingzeros, up on thesamesubnetordifferent subnets.Thesubnetmaskconsistsoffournumericoctets The subnetmask(figure 50)isusedtodeterminewhetherthelocalandremote devicesare Subnet masksandoctets Figure 49. invalid. 255. Leadingzeros, upto3digitstotalperoctet,are optional.Values of256andaboveare are separatedbydots(periods)(figure 49).Eachoctetcanbenumbered from 000through Valid IPaddresses consistoffour1-,2-,or3-digitnumericsub-fields,called“octets,”which IP addresses andoctets the remote device. variables fore-mailnotification,theWindoWall Pro isthelocaldeviceande-mailserver to setTCP/IPande-mailvaluesfortheWindoWall Pro. Whenyouare settingupthe described. Inthisguide,subnettingisanissuewhenyouare usingthecontrolling computer The localandremote devicesare definedfrom thepointofviewfunctionbeing Local andremote devices a gateway(acomputerthatprovides alinkbetweendifferent subnets). notification directly (iftheyare onthesamesubnet),orcommunicationcanberouted via The WindoWall Pro cancommunicatewiththee-mailserverthatitusesfor Gateways and subnetmasksoctets. understand theconceptsofagateway, localandremote devices,IPaddresses andoctets, subnetting atthelevelrequired toinstallandoperatetheWindoWall Pro, youmust understand theinteractionofWindoWall Pro andthemailservergateway. To understand in detail.However, someunderstandingofTCP/IPsubnetting isnecessaryinorder to addresses incommon.Itis notthepurposeofthismanualtodescribeTCP/IPprotocol A subnetisasubsetofnetwork—IPdevicesthathaveportionstheir WindoWall Pro, accesstheTelnet prompt byenteringtheEscapesequence(

Subnet MaskandOctets IP Address andOctets 192.168.254.254 Octets 255.255.0.0 . Octets quit compared betweentwoIPaddresses 0 indicatesthatthisoctetwillnotbe attheTelnet prompt. Ifyouare connectedtothe ? attheTelnet prompt. WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information . ] >). 74

Updating theFirmware Determining theFirmware Version If theunmaskedoctetsoftwoIPaddresses match(indicatedby • beginning onpage11). command (touseSIScommands,seetheRemoteConfigurationandControl section, WindoWall view theSystemStatuspageofWindoWall Pro embeddedwebpages,select There are three waystocheckwhichversionoffirmware theWindoWall Pro isusing: WindoWall Pro mainfirmware viaanIPconnectionwithoutopeningtheunit. available periodicallyviatheExtron Website. Iftheneedarises,youcanreplace the Updates totheExtron WindoWall Pro SeriesMulti-GraphicProcessor firmware are made Figure 51. • value intherelated subnet maskoctet. address (seefigure 51).Theoctetsofeachaddress are compared ornot,dependingonthe To determinethesubnet,localdeviceIPaddress iscompared totheremote deviceIP Determining whetherdevicesare onthesamesubnet 3. 2. 1. To usethewebpagestofindoutcurrent firmware versionnumber: information suchasyourWindoWall Pro IPaddress andpartnumber. The SystemStatuswebpagedisplaysthefirmware versionofyourunit,alongwith other The WindoWall Pro comesfrom thefactorywithasetofdefaultembeddedwebpages. Using thewebpages examples 2and3),theaddresses are notonthesamesubnet. If thetwounmaskedfieldsdonotmatch(indicatedbyanunequalsign[≠]infigure 51, figure 51),thetwoaddresses are NOTE: Remote IPAddress:

Local IPAddress: Masked octetsare notcompared (indicatedby remote deviceIPaddresses are masked. If thesubnetmaskoctetcontainsvalue If asubnetmaskoctetcontainsthevalue Enter theWindoWall Pro IPaddress inthebrowser Start awebbrowser program (suchasMicrosoftExplorer). Internet cable (seeRearPanelFeatures onpage6fordetails). cable), orconnecttheWindoWall Pro andthePCtoanetwork, usingastraight-through Connect theWindoWall Pro connection(usingacrossover toaPCviaanEthernet Unmasked octetsare compared (indicatedby address andtheremote deviceIPaddress are unmasked. factory-specified default, Subnet Mask:

If yourlocalsystemadministrators havenotchangedthevalue,use

Pro... Comparing theIPAddresses Match?: from theWindowWall Consolesoftware =.=.X. —Match 192.168.2.25 255.255.0.0 (?.XX) 192.168.254.254 Sm unt Dfeetsbe)(Different subnet) (Different subnet) (Same subnet) Example 1 192.168.254.254 onthesamesubnet. WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information 255 ≠.X —Nomatch 190.190.2.25 255.255.0.0 (?.XX) 192.168.254.254 0 , forthisfield. , therelated octetsofthelocal deviceand , therelated octetsofthelocal device Example 2 ? n infigure 51). Address infigure 51). Help field. menu,orentertheQSIS = inexample1of =.≠X —Nomatch 192.190.2.25 255.255.0.0 (?.XX) 192.168.254.254 Example 3 About

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listed intheSystemDescriptionarea (figure 53). Access theSystemStatuspageifitisnotalready displayed.Thefirmware versionis c. b. a. Enter NetworkPassword dialog box(figure 52). If theWindoWall Pro HTMLpagesare password protected, thebrowser displaysthe the browser displaystheSystem Statuspage. Press thekey. IftheWindoWall Pro HTMLpagesare notpassword protected, Figure 52. Figure 53.

Click time youenteryourWindoWall Pro IPaddress. If desired, selectthecheckboxtohavesysteminputyourpassword thenext Enter theappropriate administratorpassword inthePassword field. NOTE: OK

. TheSystemStatuspageoryourcustomstartopens.

Example ofanEnterNetworkPassword DialogBox Current Firmware Version onSystemStatusPage A Usernameentryisnotr WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information equired. 76

Uploading theFirmware Downloading theFirmware 2. 1. Follow thesestepstoupdatethefirmware usingtheWindoWall Pro webpages. Uploading usingthewebpages networkinorderbe connectedtoanEthernet updatethemainfirmware. pages ortheFirmware Loadersoftware. ThecomputerandtheWindoWall Pro mustboth WindoWall Pro. Firmware uploadscanbeperformedviaatheWindoWall Proweb internal After youhaveinstalledthenewfirmware onyourcomputer, youmustuploadittothe 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. follows: Obtain thelatestWindoWall Pro firmware bydownloadingitfrom theExtron websiteas NOTE:

of thepage,thenscroll down totheMGPSeriesline. in thePassword field(ausernameisnotrequired), andclick Network Password dialogboxopens(shownbelow).Entertheadministratorpassword If anadministratorpassword hasbeenassignedtotheWindoWall Pro, theEnter System Statusscreen. If nopassword hasbeenassigned,theWindoWall Pro webpageopens,displayingthe enter theWindoWall Pro IPaddress intheaddress field. Launch awebbrowserExplorer) (forexample,Internet ontheconnectedcomputer, and firmware version,andasetofinstructionsforupdatingthefirmware are alsoloaded. your computer. AReleaseNotesfile,givinginformationonwhathaschangedinthenew screensFollow theinstructionsonInstallationWizard toinstallthenewfirmware on it toopenit. When ready toinstallthenewfirmware, locatethedownloadedfile,anddouble-clickon computer, andclick Browse tothefolderwhere youwanttosavethefirmware installationfileonyour Save Click Download On thenextpage,fillinrequired information,thenclickthe Click the On theFirmware page,click theletter On theDownloadCenterpage,click Go totheExtron website( www.extron.com) andclickthe A FileDownload-SecurityWarning dialogboxisdisplayed. If youwanttoinstallthefirmware onyourcomputerimmediately, click web pageappears. files, andnewfirmware filesbefore loadingnewfirmware intotheunit. NOTE: spaces are notallowed,andthepasswords are casesensitive.

, andskiptostep9. Save Check theExtr ds mustcontain4to12alphanumericcharacters.Symbolsand Download

Passwor . ASaveAsdialogboxopens. MGPSeriesFW linklocatedatthefarrightofMGPSeriesline. Save on websiteforfirmware-related documents,instructions,patch n.nn.exe . button( WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information M inthealphabetdisplayedattopandbottom Firmware n.nn indicatesthefirmware version number). linkontheleftsidebarmenu. Download OK . TheWindoWall Pro tab. Run insteadof 77

Figure 56. 4. Figure 55. 3. Figure 54.

sidebar menutodisplaytheFirmware Upgradescreen. Click On theWindoWall Pro your computerorserver. Thefileextensionmustbe.S19. ATTENTION: stop working. Choose

ChooseFile toUploadDialogboxwith Firmware FileSelected Firmware UpgradeScreen Enter NetworkPasswor

File

Uploading afilewithanincorr toopentheChoosefiledialogbox,andlocatefirmware fileon Configuration d DialogBox WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information tab,select ect extensionmaycausetheunitto Firmware

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5. 2. 1. Firmware Loadersoftware. waytoupdatetheWindoWall ProAn alternative firmware istodownloadandrunthe Uploading usingtheFirmware Loader 7. 6.

that appearsonpower-up, containingthenew firmware versionnumber. and viewthecurrent firmware versionontheSystemStatusscreen. changes backto When theupdateiscomplete,newfirmware versionnumberisdisplayedinthe on theFirmware Upgrade screen. Open thefirmware file.Its name appearsinthefieldbelowCurrent Firmware Version your computer(seeDownloadingtheFirmware onthepage77). If necessary, downloadthelatestversionofWindoWall Pro firmware andinstalliton d. c. b. a. Download theFirmware Loaderinstallerexecutablefiletoyourcomputer. If youwanttofurtherverifythatthenewversionhasbeenloaded,click Current When theuploadingprocess iscomplete,the Uploading... Click the process. Whilethefirmware isbeinguploaded,the NOTE: Whilethefirmware isuploading andrebooting, donotpress anyfront panel

computer. Follow theinstructionsondownloadscreens tosavetheinstallerfileyour Locate the“Firmware Loader”lineandclickthe On theDownloadCenterpage,click On theExtron webpage,clickthe buttons ormakeanyselectionsonthewebpages.

Upload Firmware . buttonontheFirmware Update screen tostartthefirmware update Upload

Version . field.TheLCDscreen on the unitdisplaysfirstscreen WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information Download Software Uploading... tab. Upload ontheleftsidebarmenu. Download buttonchangesto buttononthescreen linkatthefarright. Status tab 79

6. 5. 4. 3.

Start green intheConnectedDevicepanel,followedbyagreen checkmark. Click the Click On theAddDevicedialogbox,select front ofit. The Firmware Loaderdialog boxopenswiththeAddDevicedialogdisplayedin selections: Open theFirmware Loader viayourdesktop drop-down menu. Figure 57. Connect > AllPrograms Browse

Add DeviceDialogBox . Iftheconnectionissuccessful, buttonintheNewFirmware File(Optional)panel. > ExtronElectronics WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information WindoWall Pro Start WindoWall Pro

> FirmwareLoader menubymakingthefollowing

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field. and double-clickit. On theOpendialogbox,navigatetonewfirmware file,whichhasanS19extension, On theAddDevicedialogbox,pathtonewfirmware fileisdisplayedinthe Figure 58. NOTES: ATTENTION: • • WindoWall Pro tostopfunctioning. other extensionisnotafirmware upgradeforthisproduct andcouldcausethe

C:\Program C:\Program a folderat: When downloadedfrom theExtron website,bydefaultthefirmware isplacedin WindoWall Pro reverts tothefactoryversion. WindoWall Pro. Iftheattemptedfirmware uploadfailsforany reason, the The originalfactory-installedfirmware ispermanentlyavailableonthe

Open DialogBoxforFirmware FileSelection alid firmware filesmusthavethefileextension V

Files Files\Extron\Firmware\MGP

(x86)\Extron\Firmware\MGP WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information

Pro (Windows XP)or (Windows

Pro (Windows 7). (Windows S19. Afilewithany Path 81

8. 9. Figure 59.

To remove alldevices,select If thisistheonlydevicetowhichyouare uploadingfirmware, click c. b. a. If youwanttoremove adevicefrom theDevicespanel,dofollowing: c. b. a. that are connectedtoyour computer, dothefollowing: If youwillbeuploadingthefirmware tomultipleWindoWall Pro WindoWall Pros box andtheAddDevicedialogcloses. WindoWall Pro informationisaddedtotheDevicespanelofFirmware Loaderdialog

dialog box,andtheAddDeviceboxremains open. desired, thenclick On theRemoveDevice(s)dialogbox,selectordeselectanydevicesonlistas Select Click onthenamesofdevicestobedeleted,highlightthem. For thelastdevice,click repeat steps4through 7,thenclick For eachadditionaldeviceyouwanttoaddtheFirmware Loaderdialogbox, Click the AddDevicedialogbox.

Firmware LoaderDialogBoxwithaWindoWall Pro Added Add Remove SelectedDevice(s)

Next . Your firstdeviceisaddedtotheDevicespanelofFirmware Loader Remove Add Remove . (insteadof WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information

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Click Status The uploadiscompletewhenthe • • • column shows Figure 60. another progress bar. TheStatuscolumndisplays In theDevicespanel,Progress columndisplaysanincrementing percentage and The Total Progress paneldisplaysaprogress barwith update. The Transfer panelshows theamountsofremaining andelapsedtimeforthe Time Begin field.ClosetheFirmware Loaderdialogbox.

. Thefollowingindicatorsshowtheprogress oftheupdate(seefigure 60): Firmware UploadinProgress 100% , and Completed Remaining WindoWall Pro Series•Reference Information isdisplayedabovetheprogress barandinthe

Time fieldshows Uploading Uploading... 00.00.00 . aboveit. , theProgress 83 Extron Warranty

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