Gefen GTB-MINI-PACS Manuel d'utilisateur

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6How to Connect the Mini PACS1. Connect the included RS-232 cable between the Mini PACS and the RS-232 device.2. Connect up to three (3) single or dua

7CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRESSSetting the IP AddressThe Mini PACS is designed to control devices over a network using a built-in Web server or via Telnet

8If you computer has an IP address of 192.168.1.(x), and192.168.1.72 is an available address, you can access the Mini PACS by entering 192.168.1.72in

93. Click on the Properties button to display the Local Area Connection Properties dialog.4. Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).5. Click

10CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRESS6. Change the IP settings to the following:*If the IP address192.168.1.80 is already in use on your network, chooseanother

11CONFIGURING THE IP ADDRESS7. Click the OK button, then close all Control Panel windows.8. Refresh your Web browser and go tohttp://192.168.1.72 to o

12WEB INTERFACEThe Built-in Web ServerThe Mini PACS includes a built-in Web server which provides an intuitive Web interface. If TCP/IP is not confi g

13WEB INTERFACERS-232 MenuThe RS-232 Menu allows you to change the RS-232 port settings on the MiniPACS.DescriptionProvide a name to the deviceconnect

14WEB INTERFACERS-232 SettingsSome RS-232 settings use a drop-down menu for selecting different options.For example, to select the Baud Rate, click th

15WEB INTERFACETCP / UDP Bridging SettingsUDP Protocol is used by some control systems, including Gefen’s GAVA system,for faster response. When using

16WEB INTERFACETCP / UDP Bridging SettingsUDP Local PortRange: 1024 - 65535UDP Remote IPUDP Remote PortRange: 1024 - 65535Factory DefaultSets the sele

17WEB INTERFACEIR Emitters MenuThe Mini PACS has three (3) IR Emitter (IR back-channel) ports. The Mini PACScan use any one of these IR Emitter ports

18WEB INTERFACEAdvanced ViewClick this link to toggle betweenBasic View and AdvancedView.Command NameUsed to enter / edit the name of eachIR command.

19WEB INTERFACEAdvanced ViewClick the Advanced View linkto display additional optionsfor learning or deleting IR commands.LearnClick the Learn button

20WEB INTERFACENameThis is the Device Name of the currently-displayed Device. It is case-sensitive. You cannot edit the name. If youchange it, then

21WEB INTERFACEDevice IDThe Mini PACS assigns an internal number to each Device in memory. You can use this number to keep track of the number of Devi

22WEB INTERFACEAdding a new IR DeviceThe Mini PACS can hold up to 20 IR devices in memory. Each device may haveup to 64 Commands. If you are buildin

23WEB INTERFACE10. Find the IR remote for the new device. Make sure the batteries are fresh! Hold the remote so it is pointing at the IR window on th

24WEB INTERFACE14. If the commands match, the Mini PACS will return to the main screen, and the new command will now be green.15.If a code is learned

25WEB INTERFACE<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8”?> <ir_emitter> <dn>Bedroom_DVD</dn><class>Disc</class> &

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26WEB INTERFACEAdding a new IR device from a TemplateTemplates are useful when you want to ensure that similar commands for different product models h

27WEB INTERFACE6. Since this is a template fi le, the Command Names will be yellow, rather thangreen. This means that only the names, and not the IR d

28WEB INTERFACE12. If the commands match, the Mini PACS will prompt you for the nextCommand in the list.13.If you are prompted for a command that does

2918. You can delete any commands that are not available for that specifi c remote by clicking the “Delete” button for those commands. Deleted buttons

30WEB INTERFACERelays MenuThe Mini PACS provides twoNormally-Open (NO) relays which can be used for controlling lighting systems, curtains, motorized

31WEB INTERFACEDevice NameEnter the name of the deviceassociated with this trigger.Default StateSets the default stateof the trigger. Options:Open, Cl

32WEB INTERFACETesting RelaysPress the “Set Closed” or “Set Open” buttons to manually change the state of arelay. If the “Type” is set to “Pulse”, th

33WEB INTERFACEConfi guration MenuThe Confi guration Menu allows management of TCP/IP confi guration, login credentials, fi rmware upgrades, and system re

34WEB INTERFACESubnetSets the subnet mask.The default settings is255.255.255.0GatewaySets the IP address of your router (IP gateway). Maximum value f

35WEB INTERFACETelnet Login SettingsPasswordSets the password. Maximum password length is 20 characters. The password is case-sensitive.Save Changes

CONTENTS1 Introduction2 Operation Notes3 Features4 Panel Layout5 Panel Descriptions6 Connecting the Mini PACS6 Wiring Diagram7 Confi guring the IP Ad

36WEB INTERFACEFirmware UpdateUpdateClick the Update buttonafter the fi rmware fi le has been selected using the Browse... button.Get FirmwareChecks the

37WEB INTERFACESystem ResetYes To AllCheck this box to perform aSystem-Wide Reset during areset procedure.Set Triggers To defaultPlace a check mark in

38WEB INTERFACEDelete IR CommandsPlace a check mark in the box to delete all learned IR commands during a reset.Delete IR Devices & CommandsPlace

39WEB INTERFACESystem SettingsThe System Settings section allows you to upload or restore a fi le containingall of the IP settings, RS-232 settings, tr

40WEB INTERFACEIt is important to understand that this XML fi le does not actually exist in the Mini PACS. Rather, it is created “on-the-fl y” by the W

41IP (TELNET) CONTROL SETUPThe Mini PACS may be manually operated using the Web server Graphical User Interface (GUI), or by an automation system (suc

42IP (TELNET) CONTROL SETUP3. Click “Save Settings”.4.Open HyperTerminal or another Terminal Emulation program on your computer.5. Open a new session

43RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDSIP Confi gurationCommandDescription#change_relay_stateChanges the current relay state#display_telnet_welcomeSet Telnet welcom

44#change_relay_state CommandThe #change_relay_state command changes the state of a relay. Specify the relay number and then the initial state (open

45#load_relay_params CommandThe #load_relay_params command loads relay settings from memory.Syntaxy:#load_relay_paramsParameters:None#save_relay_param

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46RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_pass CommandThe #set_pass command sets Telnet password. The maximum length of theparam1 is 20 characters. The passwor

47RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_serial_mode CommandThe #set_serial_mode command sets the serial port mode.Syntaxy:#set_serial_mode param1Parameters:par

48RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_serial_params CommandThe #set_serial_params command sets the serial port parameters.Syntaxy:#set_serial_params param1 p

49RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_telnet_port CommandThe #set_telnet_port command sets the Telnet listening port. The default portvalue is 23.Syntaxy:#s

50RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#sgateway CommandThe #sgateway sets the IP gateway (router) address. Dot-decimal notation must be used when specifying the

51RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_relay_params CommandThe #show_relay_params command displays the current relay parameters. param1 specifi es the relay c

52RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_serial_params CommandThe #show_serial_params command displays the serial port parameters.Syntaxy:#show_serial_paramsPa

53RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#sipadd CommandThe #sipadd command sets the IP address for the Mini PACS. Dot-decimal notation must be used when specifying

54RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#system_wide_reset CommandThe #system_wide_reset command performs a system-wide reset. Each param-eter specifi es the hardwa

55RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#use_telnet_pass CommandThe #use_telnet_pass command requires or disables login credentials.Syntaxy:#use_telnet_pass param1P

2READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING OR OPERATING THE PROFESSIONAL AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM• The Mini PACS is shipped with a static IP address of 192

56RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDSBridging SettingsRS-232 Feedback and DelimitersOne advantage of RS-232 serial control over IR control is that RS-232 offers

57RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDSCommandDescription#set_addelSets add delimiter mode#set_end_delSets end-delimiter mode and value#set_send_byte_cntSets the e

58RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_end_del CommandThe #set_end_del command sets the end-delimiter mode and value.Syntaxy:#set_end_del param1 param2Paramet

59#set_send_time_out CommandThe #set_send_time_out command sets the timeout value for sending data collected from a device to the control system in Br

60RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_start_del CommandThe #set_start_del command sets the start-delimiter mode and value.Syntaxy:#set_start_del param1 param

61#set_tcp_br_port CommandThe #set_tcp_br_port command sets the TCP Bridge server listening port.Syntaxy:#set_tcp_br_port param1Parameters:param1 Po

62RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#set_udp_br_port CommandThe #set_udp_br_port command sets the UDP server listening port.Syntaxy:#set_udp_br_port param1Param

63RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDSIR Device SetupCommandDescription#add_classSpecifi es the Class of the device#add_device Adds a new device#add_manufacturerSp

64RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#add_device Command (required)The #add_device command adds a new device. The ADD_DEVICE commandmust be excuted before learn

65RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#add_mod_num Command (optional)The #add_mod_num command adds or updates the “Model No.” tag for the specifi ed device. The “

3Features•Control A/V devices using IR, RS-232 control, and relays over a Web-basedIP control system• Confi gurable Ethernet input supports Telnet, Web

66RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#delete_ir_cmd CommandThe #delete_ir_cmd command deletes the IR command from the specifi eddevice.Syntaxy:#delete_ir_cmd para

67RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#learn_ir_cmd CommandThe #learn_ir_cmd command initializes the learning of a new IR command.Syntaxy:#learn_ir_cmd param1 par

68RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#play_ir_cmd CommandThe #play_ir_cmd command plays an IR command stored in memory.Syntaxy:#play_ir_cmd param1 param2 param3P

69RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_device_tags CommandThe #show_device_tags command shows the existing tags (Class,Manufacturer and Model Number) for a s

70#show_devices CommandThe #show_devices command displays all devices in the IR list.Syntaxy:#show_devicesParameters:NoneExample:p#show_devicesDevices

71RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_ir_cmds CommandThe #show_ir_cmds command displays all IR commands for a stored device.Syntaxy:#show_ir_cmds param1Para

72RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_ir_data CommandThe #show_ir_data command displays raw data from the memory.Syntaxy:#show_ir_cmd param1 param2Parameter

73RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDSFor remotes with toggle bits there will be additional data:Command: 9 for Device: tvCarrier frequency = 40.000 KhzCarrier va

74General QueryCommandDescription#help Displays a complete list of commands#ipconfi g Displays all TCP/IP settings#show_ver_dataDisplays the Mini PACS

75RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#ipconfi g CommandThe #ipconfi g displays all TCP/IP settings.Syntaxy:#ipconfi gParameters:NoneExample:p#ipconfi g-------------

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76RS-232 / TELNET COMMANDS#show_ver_data CommandThe #show_ver_data command displays the Mini PACS version information.Syntaxy:#show_ver_dataParameters

77 Controlling the Mini PACS via RS-232The Mini PACS is generally intended to be controlled via IP, in order to control RS-232, IR, and trigger-operat

78APPENDIXLearning IR Commands via TelnetThe Mini PACS has eight (3) IR Emitter outputs. Each of these IR Emitters can be connected to device. The M

796. If the Mini PACS verifi es that the data is the same, then it is saved:Data compare ok, checking for available space in FLASHNew command saved in

80Relays... (2) NO relay contacts with +12V DC and GroundRelay Connections...

81WARRANTYGefen warrants the equipment it manufactures to be free from defects in material and workmanship.If equipment fails because of such defects

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51PowerThis LED will indicate the current power state. The LED is green when the unit is powered ON.2 IR SensorThe IR receiver is provided for the Mi