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4K HDMI+USB KVM Extender over IP / Fiber
With POE
Operation Instructions
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction…………………………………………………………………...3
2. Features………………………………………………………………………3
3. Package Contents……………………………………………………..…….3
4. Specifications………………………………………………………………...4
5. Hardware Description…………………………………………….…………5
5.1 Transmitter……………………………………………………………..…..5
5.2 Receiver………………………………………………………………..…..6
5.3 Descriptions Buttons …………………………………………………..…..7
6. Installation…………………………………………………………………...11
6.1 Device Connection……………………………………………………….11
6.2 IP Configuration………………………………………………………..…14
7. Web User Interface Configuration………………………………………..17
7.1 System…………………………………………………………………….17
7.1.1 Version Information……………………………………………17
7.1.2 Update Firmware………………………………………………18
7.1.3 Utilities…………………………………………………………..19
7.1.4 Statistics………………………………………………………...20
7.2 Video Wall…………………………………………………………………21
7.2.1 Basic Setup……………………………………………………..21
7.2.2 Advanced Setup………………………………………………..25
7.3 Network ……………………………………………………………...……29
7.3.1 IP Setup…………………………………………………………29
7.3.2 Casting Mode…………………………………………………..30
7.4 Functions………………………………………………………………….31
7.4.1 IP Setup…………………………………………………………32
7.4.2 Casting Mode…………………………………………………..33
7.4.3 Serial over IP…………………………………………………..34
8. Broadcast Configuration Example………………………………………..35
8.1 Multicast…………………………………………………………………..35
8.2 Unicast……………. ……………………………………………………..35
8.3 Matrix………………………………………………………………………35
8.4 Video Wall…………………………………………………………………36
8.4.1 Basic Setup……………………………………………………..36
8.4.2 Advanced Setup………………………………………………..37
Warranty……………………………..…………………………………………….40
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1. INTRODUCTION
The 4K HDMI & USB over IP Extender is a solution for audio, video and USB
signal extension via Local Area Network (LAN). It can be used as audio,
video and KVM extender over IP and applied to point to point,
point to multi-point, multi-point to multi-point and screen wall broadcast
system controlled by USB, RS232, IR and configured the 4K H DMI & USB
over IP Extender by web browser. An easy installation system built up with
Giga Ethernet switch which has IGM P function and CATx cable for extension
or broadcast.
2. FEATURES
4K UHD HDMI over IP extens ion
USB 2.0 over IP extension
RS232 bi-directional extension and RS232 control
4 bits switch for 16 stream channel selection
Support Dolby True HD, DTS-HD Master Audio
Support two way Wide Band IR extension (38khz-56khz)
Transmit over single Cat5e/6 cable up to 120m
Transmitter over Fiber Optical cable up to 60km (Single Mode)
Networking environment under Giga Ethernet switch and CAT5e cable
Point to point extension, Unicast, Multicast and Video Wall system (Max
8x16)
Output video rotation
Output video partial enlargement
802.3af compliant POE (No need power supply when connecti ng with
POE Switch)
HDCP 1.4 compliant
3. PACKAGE CONTENTS
1). Main Unit. HDMI Extender (Transmitter & Receiver)
2). 2x Power adapter DC 5V
3). 2x IR TX cables, 2x IR RX cables
4). 2x Phoenix plugs for RS232 cable termination
5). 8x screws
6). 4x detachable mounting ears
7). Operating Instruction manual
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4. SPECIFICATION
Performance
Protocol TCP, UDP, RTSP, RTP, DHCP, IGMP, Multicast, IPV4
Support Video format 4K@30HZ, 1080P/1080i/720P/576P/576i/480P/480i
Support Audio format Stereo 192Kbps
HDCP Compliant
IR Frequency 38 -56 KHZ
RS232 Baud rate Default 115200bps, total 8 kinds optional
IP setting &Group ID setting
Default IP Automatic allocation
Group ID Group 00 ~ group 16
Request for Switch/Router Support IGMP, support DHCP
Connectors on Transmitter
Input 1xHDMI Female port, 1xUSB B type
Output 1x RJ45 output, 1x Fiber output
RS232 Phoenix RS232 port
IR
1x IR TX port; 1x IR RX port
Support 38K-56KHz
Connectors on Receiver
Input 1xRJ45 input, 1x Fiber input
Output 1x HDMI Female port, 2x USB A type
RS232 Phoenix RS232 port
IR
1x IR TX port; 1x IR RX port
Support 38K-56KHz
Environmental & Power Requirements
Operating temperature -5 to +35 ℃ （+23 to +95℉）
Operating Humidity Range 5 to 90%RH (No Condensation)
Power supply DC 5V
Power consumption Max 3 watt
Physical
Dimension TX: 160x103.2x30mm ; RX: 160x103.2x30mm
Net Weight TX: 485.2G ; RX:483.4G
Note1: Specifications are subject to change without notice. Mass and
dimensions are approximate.
Note2: When transmit over Fiber, 4Kx2K requires 3.125G module.
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5. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
5.1 Transmitter
1) Power input port 2) Power input indicator 3) USB
4) HDMI input 5) Ethernet port 6) Fiber Out
7) Indicator of status 8) IR-RX port 9) IR-TX port
10) RS232 port
11) Normal: For serial over IP;
Program: For serial control or getting the debug informat ion
12) 4 bit Dip switch 13) Group Switch 14) Button 1 & 2
A. Green LED: Link LED, when the connection has established over
Cat5e/6 cable or Fiber cable, the Green LED will illuminate.
B. Yellow LED: When the yellow LED is blinking, it indicates the conne
ction has been established over Cat5e/6 cable.
When the green LED illuminates, it indicates the connection has bee
n established between transmitter and receiver over fiber cable.
After select the DIP switch, press “Group Switch” button for 1
second.
Please refer to 5.3.
4 bits DIP Switch:
Use 4bits DIP switch to select 16 groups ID (such as 0001, 0010, 0101
etc)
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5.2 Receiver
1) Power input port 2) Power input indicator 3) USB
4) HDMI output 5) Ethernet port 6) Fiber In
7) Indicator of status 8) IR-RX port 9) IR-TX port
10) RS232 port
11) Normal: For serial over IP;
Program: For serial control or getting the debug informat ion
12) 4 bit Dip switch 13) Group Switch 14) Button 1 & 2
A. Green LED: Link LED, when the connection has established over
Cat5e/6 cable or Fiber cable, the Green LED will illuminate.
B. Yellow LED: When the yellow LED is blinking, it indicates the conne
ction has been established over Cat5e/6 cable.
When the green LED illuminates, it indicates the connection has bee
n established between transmitter and receiver over fiber cable.
After select the DIP switch, press “Group Switch” button for 1
second.
Please refer to 5.3.
4 bits DIP Switch:
Use 4bits DIP switch to select 16 group ID (such as 0001, 0010, 0101 etc)
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5.3 Descriptions Buttons:
(Host: Transmitter; Client: Receiver)
Button State for Unicast Mode: HDMI Extender:
Default Mode will be highlighted in GREEN
* Item will be described in Descriptions
Unicast Digital Button State
Transmitter Receiver
Button One : Button Two : Button One : Button Two :
Short Press Remote/Loopback* Video Mode/
Graphic Mode*
Link on : Link
Link off : Unlink
Video Mode/
Graphic Mode*
Long Press(3 sec) Snoop (on/off)* Anti-Dither
(1/2/off)*
N/A Anti-Dither
(1/2/off)*
Short Press when
Ethernet Link is Off
BYPASS BYPASS BYPASS BYPASS
Long Press when
Ethernet Link is Off
BYPASS Ethernet Jumbo Frame
(on/off)*
BYPASS Ethernet Jumbo Frame
(on/off)*
Long Press on Boot
(Press until Red LED
Blinking)
Engineering Mode* N/A Engineering Mode* N/A
Long Press on Boot
(Press until both Red LED
and Green LED Blinking)
Engineering Mode and
Reset to default*
N/A Engineering Mode and
Reset to default*
N/A
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Descriptions:
Feature /Button Feature Descriptions
Remote/Loopback When System is all setup, short press this button will change between remote / local loopback
Snoop (on/off) When System is all setup and video i s displayed at the client side. Long Press this button will for
the local loop back port to be enable d for Snooping feature.
Video Mode/ Graphic Mode User can select to change between Video Mode / Graphic Mode using this button . The button sta te
will be save to flash, and remember after rebooting.
Video Mode: FW will automatically trade-off between bandwidth and video quality to ensure
smooth video playing experience.
Graphic Mode: FW will fix the trade-off to ensure best graphic/text viewing experience.
Anti-Dither (1/2/off) Anti-Dithering Mode is design to work with ATI graphic cards that provide dithering output.
Dithering output is used to make coloring looks better than it's original color depth. It uses visual
transient to creat e a half-to ne effect. Howev er, this presents gr eat difficu lty f or Video Compr essi on
to maintain low bandwidth even if the source display seems static.
Currently, we only see Dithering Output with ATI graphic cards.
To resolve this issue, AST1500 provides Anti-dithering for 1 bit, 2 bi t, or off.
If the source content does n ot generate d ithering out put and thi s feature i s turn on. It wi ll create a
blocking effect because Video Engine are unable to detect pixel changes. User can avoid this
issue by turning this feature to off.
Engineering Mode 1. Static IP: 192.168.0.88
2. User can connect to http://192.168.0.88 webpage for firmware update.
3. Firmware update file name will be:
Host: webfwh.bin
Client : webfwc.b in
Reset to Default 1. Reset Any changes in SPI flash setup flag.
2. Re-generate Random mac to avoid any possible MAC collision. After Reset to Default and
reboot cycle, a new random mac will be generated.
Ethernet Jumbo Frame 1. This feature is only available on AST1510 and abov e. AST1500 will be by pass this event.
2. Enable/Disable Ethernet jumbo fram e.
3. If link LED is solid then jumb o is enabled. If link LED is blinking then jumbo is di sabl e d.
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Buttons that shall not be removed for this setup:
Depending on customer feature needs.
Example: If customer have loopback feature, than button one is required.
Button State for Multicast Mode: HDMI Extender:
Default Mode will be highlighted in GREEN
* Item will be described in Descriptions
Multicast Digita l Button State
Transmitter Receiver
Button One:
Button Two:
Button One:
Button Two:
Short Press Remote/Loopback* Video Mode/
Graphic Mode*
Link on: Lin k
Link off: Unlink
Video Mode/
Graphic Mode*
Long Press (3 sec) Snoop (on/off)* Anti-Dither
(1/2/off)
USB Link (on/off) Anti-Dither
(1/2/off)*
Short Press when
Ethernet Link is Off
BYPASS BYPASS BYPASS BYPASS
Long Press when
Ethernet Link is Off
BYPASS Ethernet Jumbo F rame
(on/off)*
BYPASS Ethernet Jumbo F rame
(on/off)*
Long Press on Boot
(Press until Red LED Blinking)
Engineering Mode* Use Loopback EDID
(>A1.2)*
Engineering Mode* Update EDID*
Long Press on Boot
(Press until
Red LED and
Green LED Blinking)
Engineering Mode and
Reset to default*
N/A Engineering Mode
and
Reset to default*
N/A
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Descriptions:
Feature /Button Feature Descriptions
Remote/Loopback When System is all setup, short press this button will change between remote / local loopback
Snoop (on/off) When System is all setup and video is displayed at the client side. Long Press this button will for the
local loop back port to be enabled for Snooping feature.
Video Mode/ Graphic Mode User can select to change between Video Mode / Graphi c Mode using thi s button . The button sta te w ill
be save to flash, and remember after rebooti ng .
Video Mode: FW will automatically trade-off between bandwidth and video quality to ensure smooth
video playing experience.
Graphic Mode: FW will fix the trade-off to ensure best graphic/text viewing experience.
Anti-Dither (1/2/off) Anti-Dithering Mode is design to work with ATI graphi c cards th at provi de dith ering ou tput. Dit hering
output i s used to mak e colorin g looks bet ter than it 's origin al color de pth. It use s visual tr ansient to
create a hal f -t on e e ffec t. Howe v e r, this pr e se nt s gre a t di ffi c ul t y for Vid eo Co mp r e ssi o n to m ai ntain low
bandwidth even if the source display seems static.
Currently, we only see Dithering Output with ATI graphic cards.
To resolve this issue, AST1500 provides Anti-dithering for 1 bit, 2 bi t, or off.
If the source content does not generate dithering output and this feature is turn on. It will create a
blocking effect because Video Engine are unable to detect pixel changes. User can avoid this issue by
turning this feature to off.
Use Loopback EDID(>A1.2) This feature should be consider with the client side "Update EDID" feature.
Update EDID "Use Loopback EDID" & "Update EDID" feature is used for Multicast Mode to select which monitor/TV
EDID is used for system wide EDID usage.
During multicast setup, there maybe monitor/TV that has lower resolution. For example, 1 monitor/TV
with 720p resolution with mostly 1080p solutions. Please select the monitor/TV with lowest res ol uti on ,
to ensure all can be displayed correctly.
For customer that are using 1 pair of Host/Client with Multicast mode, the end user must update EDID
correctly. If not, it will cause many compatibility issue.
Operation:
Once the button event is tri ggered correctly at the client side, when system is setup corr ectly for
Multicast. The selected EDID will be update to Host Side EEPROM (HU7).
The same operation applies for Loopback EDID.
In the system setup, the last EDID updated will stay in the EEPROM. If customer setup this button
even many times, the last one triggered will be a pp lied.
USB Link (ON/OFF) This feature is used for USB with Multicast Mode setup.
The selected client can gain control by pressing USB Link, and release control by pressing USB Link
again.
Other clients can also gain control by pressing USB Link. The control will be transfer to whi chever
client requests USB Link.
Engineering Mode 1. Static IP: 192.168.0.88
2. User can connect to http://192.168.0.88 webpage for firmware update.
3. Firmware update file name will be:
Host : webfwh.bin
Client : webfwc.bin
Reset to Default 1. Reset Any changes in SPI flash setup flag.
2. Re-generate Random mac to avoi d any possible MAC collision. After Reset to Defaul t and reboot
cycle, a new random mac will be generated.
Ethernet Jumbo Frame 1. This feature is only available on AST1510 and above. AST1500 will be by pass this event.
2. Enable/Disable Ethernet jumbo fram e.
3. If link LED is solid then jumb o is enabled. If link LED is blinking then jumbo is di sabl e d.
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6. INSTALLATION
6.1 Device Connection
1. Check the power supply is unplug ged.
2. Set up the group of the transmitter with the correspondent receiver for
signal extension and dis play.
3. Connect the Transmitter to video source w ith HDMI cable, and connect
Receiver to a monitor or display with HDMI cable.
4. C onnect the USB cables from Transmitter to PC, and connect the USB
additional devices such as USB mouse, USB keyboard and USB pen d rive to
Receiver.
5. Connect Transmitter and Receiver to the Ethernet switch with network
cable.
6. Power on the Transmitter, Receiver and all the connected devices.
7. Power on and activate all the connected dev ic es .
8. Connect the IR extension cable with Transmitter and the IR receiver
cable with Receiver for remote control.
◆ Configuration
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◆ Application Pattern
■ Unicast
■ Multicast
a. Video Distribution
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b. Matrix Distribution
c. Billboard & Kiosk, PC to HDMI and USB Interactive Monitor
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■ Screen Wall
6.2 IP Configuration
The 4K HDMI & USB Over IP Extender can configure vi a LAN in the same
subnet.
1. Assign a LAN IP address to the computer in the same subnet. The IP
address default of the Transmitter and Receiver is B class Networking:
169.254.xxx.xxx.
Figure 1. Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties
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2. Connect the TX and RX with the Ethernet switch, Then connect the PC with
the Ethernet switch.
Because this unit support DHCP, Different unit with different IP address of the
factory reset, so The first thing we need know the IP address of each unit.
There is two way to get the IP address
1) Via “Node List”
Open the “Node List “in the “Tool” file, Press twice the “Node_list.bat” to enter
the dialog box
Then we can see all the IP address of both the TX and RX show as bellow
black dialog box.
Remark: If the IP address with “Client”, It’s the IP address of the RX
If the IP address with “Gateway”, It’s the IP address the TX.
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2) The second way.
Connect all devices with proper cables except video source, please refer to
Figure 2
Figure 2. Demonstrate the 4K HDMI & US B Over IP Extender
3) After activation, the device information including the Transmitter and
Receiver IP address will be shown in the lo wer right corner. Remember the
Transmitter and Receiver IP address on monitor scre en and then plug H DMI
video source cable into Transmitter.
Figure 3. Device IP Indication
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3. The administrator can input Transmitter or Receiver IP address
into address bar of web browser (Recomm end the Google Chrome) to enter
the Extender Web UI.
If link success, administrator will see the Web UI as shown in Figure 4.
Figure4. Web User Interface
7. WEB USER INTERFACE CONFIGURATION
7.1 System
The relevant information of the connected extender and setting
7.1.1 [Version Information]
Indicating the firmware version and relevant information of the devices
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7.1.2 [Update Firmware]
To update the firmware of the connected extender , please click on the [Select
File] to select the firmware and click on [Upload] to upload the firmware and
update accordingly.
Transmitter Firmware Update: please select [webfw.bin] to update
Receiver Firmware Update: please select [w ebfwc.bin] to update
It takes time to update the firmware. During the process of update, the Web
user interface shows the status as below diagram. The extender system
will reboot automatically after updating firmware. If it doesn’t reboot
automatically, please reboot to apply the new firmware manually.
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7.1.3 [Utilities]
There are some functions
Factory Default: Click on to return to the factory default when
necessary
Reboot: Click on to reboot the extender system
Console API Command: Input Linux command for advanced setting
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7.1.4 [Statistics]
Indicating the extender linking and working status
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7.2 Video Wall
To set up the video wall application
7.2.1 [Basic Setup]
Bezel and Gap Compensation:
Dimension of the screen (inside and outside width and height)
OW: outside width OH: outside height
VW: viewable width VH: viewable height
Please NOTE:
1) The viewable width mus t be les s than t he outside w idth, and the v iewa ble
height must be less than the outside height.
2) If administrator doesn’t need this, just set all values to 0.
3) The unit is 0.1mm and the value MUST be integer.
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Wall Size and Position Layout:
Select number of vertical and/ or horizontal monitors, row position and
column position. Vertical monitor number 1~8, horizontal monitor number
1~16
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Preferences: Select the video fit in the screen or stretch out and the
rotate angle
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Apply To:
1) All: Configure all Transmitter and Receiver in the same Group IP.
2) This (Local): The IP you input into address bar of web browser.
3) Hosts or Clients: select which Transmitter or Receiver you want to
configure.
Show OSD:
Check this box to output each receiver ’s specific number to the connected
monitor
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7.2.2 [Advance Setup]
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Before enter “Advanced Setup”, please complete the “Basic Setup” as
follows:
Step1: In “Basic Setup”, select Vertical and Horizontal Monitor Count. For
example Vertical Monitor Count = 3, Horizontal Monitor Count = 5
Sept2: In “Advanced Setup”, choose the target of the video wall to control
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If user make incorrect operations, press “Reset” in Reset to Basic Setup
function.
Setup the video output to “Fit In’ or “Stretch Out” mode in the screen
Setup the rotation angle of the video output
Set up the number of vertical and horizontal monitor based on the video wall
layout. Vertical number 1~8 and horizontal number 1~16.
Setup the row postion of monitor, number from 0 to the total number of
vertical monitor.
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Setup the column position of monitor, numb er from 0 to the total number of
horizontal monitor.
Setup the video position shift and video enlarge.
Horizontal Shift: Setup the video horizontal shift, Left or Right
Vertical Shift: Setup the video vertical shift, Up or Down
Horizontal Scale Up: Setup the video horizontal scale up
Vertical Shift Scale Up: Setup the video vertical shift scale up.
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Consol API Command: Input Linux command to do advanced setup.
7.3 Network: Update the network setup of the extender system
7.3.1 [IP Setup]
Auto IP: use automatically Extender assign IP system for example:
169.254.xxx.xxx.
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DHCP: use the DHCP of the external device such as the IP sharer to
assign IP.
Static: use the static IP to assign manually.
7.3.2 [Casting Mode]
Select the broadcast mode of the extender application
Multicast: point to multiple points or multiple point to multiple points
broadcast
Unicast: point to point broadcast
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7.4 Functions:
Setup the video output and USB extension mode for Transmitter
Setup the video output and USB extension mode for Receiver
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7.4.1 [Video over IP]: Setup the video output mode
Enable Video over IP: Check to enable video extension over IP
Enable Video Wall: Check to enab le th e video extension for building up
video wall
Enable EDID Copy: This function is limited to copy one of the
receivers.
Scaler Output Mode: S elect the required sc alar output mode or s elect
“customize” and input 8 Hex values for more video output resolution and
refresh rate selections.
1) 80000004: HD 720p60
2) 81000061: WXGA 1366x768@60
3) 81000040: WXGA+ 1440x900@60
4) 81000051: WUXGA 1920x1200@60
5) 8100003C: SXGA+ 1400x1050@60
Timeout for Detecting Video Lost: Setup the time of stop the video
storage when detecting vide o lost to transmit
Customize Scalar Output Mode for Transmitter
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Customize Scalar Output Mode for Receiver
Timeout for Detecting Video Lost
7.4.2 [USB over IP]: Setup the USB extension mo de
Enable USB over IP: Check to enable USB extension mode over IP
Operation Mode: Including “auto select mode”, “active on line” and
“active per request” modes for option.
Compatibility Mode: Check to enable USB keyboard, USB mouse
transmission mode.
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7.4.3 [Serial over IP]: set up the seria l extension mode
Select Type 2 as operation mode
Set up the baud rate for Type 2.
Serial Over IP
Broadcast Mode Setting
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8. BROADCAST CONFIGURATION SETTING
There are some examples to show the setup for unicast, multicast, matrix
and video wall. Broadcast setting including unicast and multicast
8.1 Multicast:
To enable the USB interactive devices controlled by turns, please check
“Auto select USB operati o n m o de per casting mode”
8.2 Unicast:
8.3 Matrix:
Install multiple transmitters and setting ID of these transmitters individually,
edit the group of transmitters and rece ivers. The correspondent receivers will
output the video from the transmitter belonged to the same group ID.
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8.4 Video wall:
A 3X5 (row x column) video wall setting example here for reference. In
multicast and matrix application mode, access the Web user interface of
correspondent receiver to setup.
8.4.1 (Basic Setup)
Please refer to “Section 6.2.1 Basic setup” and follow the steps as below.
Step1: Set up the vertical monitor count to “3”
Step 2: Set up the horizontal monitor count to “5”
Step 3: Set up the row position of the monitor to 0
Step 4: Set up the column of the monitor to 0
Step 5: Apply the setting to the extender system
Administrator can complete each Extender position setting after follow 5
steps in above. And then follow the abov e st eps to set the other extend er s to
the rest of row and column positions from 0x1, 0x2, 0x3 to 3x5
After the basic setup of the video wall, please access the advanced setup to
proceed other detailed setting of the video output.
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8.4.2 Advanced Setup
Select the monitor you want to control. The one you s elect w ill show “This” in
green in video wall matrix layout. Take below diagram for example, the
monitor we select to control here is the monitor in the upper left corner.
Example for the video wall control
Here’s the diagram of the actual video wall layout showing the selected
monitor in the upper left corner with green outline.
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Returned to the previous setup of video wall quickly when incorrect operation
was input
Reset
Adjust the horizontal position of the video output, “Left/Right Shift”, the
selected monitor to adjust is shown with green outline.
Adjust the vertical position of the video output, “Up/Down Shift”, the selected
monitor to adjust is shown with green outline.
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Horizontal Scale Up: To scale up the video output horizontally as the m onitor
shown with green outline
Vertical Scale Up: To scale up the video output vertically as the monitor
shown with green outline
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WARRANTY
If your product does not work properly because of a defect in materials or
workmanship, our Company (referred to as "the warrantor" ) will, for the
length of the period indicated as below, (Parts(2)Year, Labor(90) Days) which
starts with the date of original purchase ("Limited Warranty period"), at its
option either(a) repair your product with new or refurbished parts, or (b)
replace it with a new of a refurbished product. The decision to repair or
replace will be made by the warrantor.
During the "Labor" Lim ited Warranty period there will be no charge for labor.
During the "Parts" warranty period, there will be no charge for parts. You must
mail-in your product during the warranty period. This Limited Warranty is
extended only to the original purchas er and only covers product purchased
as new. A purchase receipt or other proof of original purchase date is
required for Limited Warranty service.
MAIL-IN SERVICE
When shipping the unit carefully pack and send it prepaid, adequately
insured and preferably in the original carton. Include a letter detailing the
complaint and provide a day time phone and/or email address where you can
be reached.
LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS
This Limited Warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defec ts in materials or
workmanship, and DOES NOT COVER normal wear and tear or cosmetic
damage.
The Limited Warranty ALSO DOES NOT COVER damages which occurred in
shipment, or failures which are caused by products not supplied by warrantor,
or failures which result from acc idents, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling,
misapplication, alteration, faulty installation, set-up adjustments,
misadjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance, power line
surge, lightning damage, modification, or service by anyone other than a
Factory Service center or other Authorized Servicer, or damage that is
attributable to acts of God.
THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER
"LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE". THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE
FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM
THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF
THIS WARRNTY. (As examples, this ex cludes damages for lost time, cost of
having someone remove or re-install an installed unit if applicable,
travel to and from the service, loss of or damage to media or images, data or
other recorded content. The items listed are not exclusive, but are for
illustration only.)
PARTS AND SERVICE, WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED
WARRANTY, ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
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