4K Maestro TX/RX 18Gbps
User Manual 4K Maestro Rev 1.00
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Table of content
TX Overview .............................................................................................................................................. 5
RX Overview .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Connecting Cables to TX Central for a standalone use (without RX unit) ................................................ 7
Connecting Cables to TX Central ............................................................................................................... 8
Connecting Cables to RX unit .................................................................................................................... 9
TX Power/Status OLED ............................................................................................................................ 10
RX Power/Status OLED ............................................................................................................................ 11
TX Menu/Toggle Button .......................................................................................................................... 12
TX Info/Exit Button .................................................................................................................................. 13
TX Out1/Up Button ................................................................................................................................. 14
TX Out0/Down Button ............................................................................................................................ 15
RX Menu/Toggle Button ......................................................................................................................... 16
RX Info/Exit Button ................................................................................................................................. 17
RX Out0/Up Button ................................................................................................................................. 18
RX Out1/Down Button ............................................................................................................................ 19
Help on IR connections ........................................................................................................................... 20
Help on LAN/RJ45 connections ............................................................................................................... 21
Help on AUDIO/CEC/ARC/eARC connections ......................................................................................... 22
TX OLED Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 23
RX OLED Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 25
Accessing TX Web Server ........................................................................................................................ 27
Accessing RX Web Server ........................................................................................................................ 28
TX Web Server Top section ..................................................................................................................... 29
RX Web Server Top section ..................................................................................................................... 30
TX Web Server INFO Section ................................................................................................................... 31
RX Web Server INFO Section ................................................................................................................... 32
TX Web Server EDID Section ................................................................................................................... 33
RX Web Server EDID Section ................................................................................................................... 34
List of Custom EDID available. ................................................................................................................ 35
TX Web Server SCALER Section ............................................................................................................... 39
RX Web Server SCALER Section ............................................................................................................... 40
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TX Web Server HDR/DV Section.............................................................................................................. 42
RX Web Server HDR/DV Section ............................................................................................................. 46
TX Web Server OSD Section .................................................................................................................... 50
RX Web Server OSD Section .................................................................................................................... 52
TX Web Server CEC/RS232 Section ......................................................................................................... 54
RX Web Server CEC/RS232 Section ......................................................................................................... 56
TX Web Server MACROS Section ............................................................................................................ 57
TX Web Server CONFIG Section .............................................................................................................. 58
RX Web Server CONFIG Section .............................................................................................................. 61
Updating your Maestro TX/RX Firmware via web browser .................................................................... 64
CONFIG Export section of the web server: ............................................................................................. 66
RS232 Control ......................................................................................................................................... 70
IR Code List .............................................................................................................................................. 80
FAQ ........................................................................................................................................................ 122
Highlight Hardware Features: ............................................................................................................... 125
Highlight Video Features: ...................................................................................................................... 126
Highlight Audio Features: ..................................................................................................................... 127
Highlight Convenience Features: .......................................................................................................... 128
Highlight HDCP Features: ...................................................................................................................... 129
Main Specifications ............................................................................................................................... 130
Supported Audio/Video Signals ............................................................................................................ 131
Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 131
Certifications ......................................................................................................................................... 132
Pro Tips ................................................................................................................................................. 133
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TX Overview
Team HDfury would like to thank you personally for purchasing the 4K Maestro TX!
This unique HDMI2.0b and HDCP2.3 HDBaseT device supports up to 4 inputs for true full
4K60 4:4:4 600MHz 18Gbps bandwidth signals over HDMI or HDBaseT transmission up to 330ft. It will
allow you to solve any HDCP error, extract full HDMI audio and ARC/eARC up to Atmos HBR over TrueHD
from ARC and eARC TVs to feed older AVR and Matrix any SD/HD/FHD/UHD/HDR/DV or PC signals up to
600MHz. Upscale or downscale any channel individually, display relevant information on OLED/OSD,
select between multiple edid banks for each inputs. Inject, replace or translate HDR metadata and AVI
infoframe. It is also capable of auto switching any sources including X1X, ATV4K, Shield, etc… Based on
incoming content type it can send relevant RS232 commands to any RS232 controllable display. Control
can be completed with IR codes, push buttons on the unit, via RS232 (MAC/WIN/Linux) or through
embedded Webserver (for any web browser based device such as MAC/WIN/Linux computer or
Android/iOS phones, tablets and others).
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RX Overview
Team HDfury would like to thank you personally for purchasing the 4K Maestro RX!
This unique HDMI2.0b and HDCP2.3 HDBaseT RX device supports true full 4K60 4:4:4 600MHz 18Gbps
bandwidth signals. Self-powered by Maestro TX thru POE, one HDbaseT input cable is enough to
transmit Audio, IR signals, RS232, video signals and share Ethernet thru LAN Hub embedded. It will allow
you to solve any HDCP error, Split or Matrix any SD/HD/FHD/UHD/HDR/DV or PC signals up to 600MHz,
scale up or scale down any channel individually, display relevant information on OLED/OSD, Inject
Infoframe and more. Control can be completed with IR codes, push buttons on the unit, via RS232
(MAC/WIN/Linux) or through embedded Webserver (for any web browser based device such as
MAC/WIN/Linux computer or Android/iOS phones, tablets and others).
When not in use Maestro RX automatically goes in Power Saving mode to run cooler and save energy.
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Connecting Cables to TX Central for a standalone use (without RX unit)
• Connect Power connector from Power supply (110-240V 1.2A IN & 48V 1A OUT).
• Connect a source via HDMI input cable to ANY HDMI input.
• Connect any other HDMI, sound, IR or RS232 cable that you might need (optional)
• HDbaseT and IR TX output shall not be used or connected (In RED on the above pic.)
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Connecting Cables to TX Central
• Connect Power connector from Power supply (110-240V 1.2A IN & 48V 1A OUT).
• Connect a source via HDMI input cable to ANY HDMI input.
• Connect any other HDMI, sound, IR or RS232 cable that you might need (optional)
• Connect a RJ45 network cable CAT6a or superior between HDBT OUT on TX to HDBT IN on RX
• HDMI cable must support 18Gbps if any 18Gbps source or sink is connected (except for Audio Out)
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• HDMI/HDCP 1.x devices must
be connected to Downscale
Output port.
• Make sure that you are using
600MHz certified or tested
HDMI 4K cable if you plan to set
up a 4K60 4:4:4 8b or 4K60
4:2:2 12b 600MHz/18Gbps link
in your setup.
• Maestro RX operating temp
can be as high as 50 Celsius
degrees when processing 18
Gbps signals. It is normal.
Connecting Cables to RX unit
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TX Power/Status OLED
The Maestro TX OLED will turn ON when power supply is applied; Maestro Logo will be displayed
followed by a similar default infopage to the one represented below.
[192.168.1.117]: Maestro TX IP address will be displayed here if LAN CONTROL RJ45 output is connected
to your LAN/WAN router/switcher. mDNS and other way are available if you cycle OLED infopage.
[FW: 0.6]: Firmware Version of Maestro TX is reported here.
If any active input is connected, the default TX OLED infopage will indicate which input is active (IN1 on
above pic). Maestro will process handshake with the active input and once completed the signal
information will be displayed. 4K50 4:2:2 BT2020 12b LLDV 594MHz 2.2 on above pic.
If any sink is connected at TX0 output, TX0 section of the default OLED infopage will report its EDID
name (LG TV on above pic) and its max supported resolution (4K60 4:4:4 8b BT2020 HDR on above pic)
on the first line. Second line will display the current signal going to it, the small arrow on the right
indicate if signal is upscaled ↑, Downscaled ↓or passing thru untouched →
Please note that TX1 info will only be displayed when RX unit is connected.
[OLED OFF]: Insufficient power, OLED timer expired (default 60s) or OLED OFF. Use the Maestro power
supply; press any button if OLED timer expired and make sure the OLED is ON (refer to p.58).
[OLED ON]: The Maestro TX unit is receiving power and is ready to accept an HDMI signal.
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RX Power/Status OLED
The Maestro RX OLED will turn ON when power supply is applied; Maestro Logo will be displayed
followed by a similar default infopage to the one represented below.
If any HDBT link from HDBT output of TX Central unit is connected to RX HDBT input and if any active
input is connected to TX and routed to RX, the default RX OLED infopage will indicate the incoming
signal information (IN on above pic).
If any sink is connected at TX0 or TX1 output of the RX unit, T0 and T1 sections of the default OLED
infopage will report the current signal going to each of them.
The status of the RX OLED may be used for troubleshooting:
[OLED OFF]: Insufficient power, OLED timer expired (default 60s) or OLED OFF. Use the Maestro
power supply; press any button if OLED timer expired and make sure the OLED is ON (refer to
p.61). If OLED stay OFF please make sure you are using at least CAT6a or superior Ethernet cable
from TX HDBT or RX HDBT (min 6ft max 330ft for 18Gbps transmission)
[OLED ON]: The Maestro RX unit is receiving power and is ready to accept an HDMI signal via
HDBT from TX Central.
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TX Menu/Toggle Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[MENU] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or Enter Maestro OLED MENU.
[TOGG] When you are in Maestro OLED MENU, the TOGGLE button allows you to change and cycle any
setting value.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded TX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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TX Info/Exit Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[INFO] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or Cycle OLED infopage: INFO > LAN INFO > HDR INFO > …
[EXIT] When you are in Maestro OLED MENU, the EXIT button allows you to exit OLED MENU.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded TX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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TX Out1/Up Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[OUT1] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or set and switch active or inactive inputs for HDBT output.
[UP] When you are in Maestro OLED MENU, the UP button allows you to navigate upward.
Maestro TX OLED/OSD will report info for up to two active inputs in default Matrix mode while only the
current HDBT input is reported via OLED/OSD on Maestro RX.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded TX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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TX Out0/Down Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[OUT0] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or set and switch active or inactive inputs for TX0 HDMI
output.
[DOWN] When you are in Maestro OLED MENU, the DOWN button allows you to navigate downward.
Maestro TX OLED/OSD will report info for up to two active inputs in default Matrix mode.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded TX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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RX Menu/Toggle Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[MENU] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or Enter Maestro RX OLED MENU.
[TOGG] When you are in Maestro RX OLED MENU, the TOGGLE button allows you to change and cycle
any setting value.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded RX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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RX Info/Exit Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[INFO] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or Cycle RX OLED infopage: INFO > LAN INFO > RX INFO >
HDR1 INFO > HDR2 INFO > IF INFO > …
[EXIT] When you are in Maestro RX OLED MENU, the EXIT button allows you to exit RX OLED MENU.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded RX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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RX Out0/Up Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[OUT0] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or set rules for active or inactive outputs on TX0 HDMI
output.
[UP] When you are in Maestro RX OLED MENU, the UP button allows you to navigate upward.
Maestro RX OLED/OSD will report info for HDBT active input and up to two active outputs.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded RX Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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RX Out1/Down Button
The 4K Maestro TX/RX offers 2 functions per push button.
[OUT1] Wake up from sleep/fade mode and/or set rules for active or inactive outputs on TX1 HDMI
output.
[DOWN] When you are in Maestro RX OLED MENU, the DOWN button allows you to navigate
downward.
Maestro RX OLED/OSD will report info for HDBT active input and up to two active outputs.
Note: You can also control and change settings with IR codes, through RS232 for MAC/WIN/Linux or
from the embedded Webserver for MAC/WIN/Linux PC or via Android/iOS smartphone/tablet or any
web browser based device.
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INPUT IR JACK
For an IR RX cable with LED receiver.
For Maestro TX Central and RX control
and distributed control. This
connection will be forwarded to
Maestro RX via HDBT.
OUTPUT IR JACK
For an IR TX cable with LED
transmitter (blaster or
individual). Signal received by
Maestro Central to RX via
HDBT is output here.
Ex: LED cable attaches to TV
to control TV volume with a
RF remote (connected to
system controller near
Maestro Central)
OUTPUT IR JACK
For an IR TX cable with a LED transmitter
(blaster or individual). Signal that was
received by Maestro RX to TX via HDBT
is output here.
Ex: LED cable attaches to AVR to control
volume from near the TV where the
Maestro RX is located.
INPUT IR JACK
For an IR RX cable with LED
receiver. This connection will be
used to control Maestro Central
and RX as well as it is forwarded
to Maestro Central over HDBT.
INPUT IR WINDOW
For local Maestro Central
control. Not forwarded
anywhere. A system
controller will connect an IR
TX LED on top here.
INPUT JACK
For a direct connection
from system controller. It
does not use LED/Light. For
local Maestro Central and
RX or distributed control.
This connection will be
forwarded to Maestro RX
via HDBT
TX
RX
Help on IR connections
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RX
TX
HDBT CABLE FROM TX TO RX
Use CAT6A or superior of min length 6ft.
Max length for 18Gbps 330ft/100m.
Power to RX (POE), IR signals, RS232, LAN,
Audio and Video, they all travel between TX
and RX through the same Ethernet cable.
RX LAN1 AND LAN2 RJ45
If TX LAN Control is connected to LAN/WAN (local
router/switcher) and HDBT cable is linking TX to RX, then
you can share LAN/WAN with any devices that support
LAN/WAN via RJ45. Ex: Connect game console or Smart TV
to Internet or media player to LAN.
If TX LAN Control is not connected to LAN/WAN (if no
connection available at its location) then you can connect
any RX LAN port to LAN/WAN (local router/switcher) and
the other port as well as TX LAN CONTROL will have
LAN/WAN access as well.
TX LAN CONTROL
If TX LAN Control is connected to LAN/WAN (local
router/switcher) and HDBT cable is linking TX to RX, then
you can share LAN/WAN with any devices that support
LAN/WAN via RX LAN1 And LAN2. Ex: Connect game console
or Smart TV to Internet or media player to LAN.
If TX LAN Control is not connected to LAN/WAN (if no
connection available at its location) then you can connect
any RX LAN port to LAN/WAN (local router/switcher) and
the other port as well as TX LAN CONTROL will have
LAN/WAN access as well.
TIPS
Connect any RJ45 connector (TX LAN
Control, RX LAN1 or LAN2) to LAN/WAN
and all others RJ45 will share the
LAN/WAN access. One RJ45 to LAN/WAN
is enough to access both TX and RX
Webserver
Help on LAN/RJ45 connections
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OLDER AVR OUTPUT
Any 1080p capable equipment can
be connected to this output and
get full HDMI sound and video.
Make sure EDID presented by TX to
the sources reflects its audio
capabilities.
RX
TX
SPDIF 5.1 or L/R Analog OUTPUT
Extract and output HDMI sound coming from TX
Central via HDBT, if selected in RX webserver
SPDIF can output ARC sound from TV connected
at RX TX0 HDMI output.
eARC LINK
Maestro TX can extract up to
Atmos HBR over TrueHD from
capable eARC TV connected at TX0
and output it via AUDIO OUT to
feed any AVR input capable of
decoding such format.
HDMI AUDIO OUTPUT
Self-generated 720p/1080p
video signal that can include full
audio from:
Any source devices at TX inputs,
eARC or ARC from TX0, ARC
from sink connected at RX TX0
and RX SPDIF IN
SPDIF or L/R Analog OUT
Extract HDMI sound coming from
any source devices at TX inputs.
SPDIF can also output ARC from
TX0, ARC from sink connected at RX
TX0 and RX SPDIF IN
SPDIF INPUT
Input optical Audio from TV or
others. It can be retrieved via TX
SPDIF output or TX HDMI Audio
output.
No Audio format manipulation.
Maestro TX/RX cannot manipulate Audio and otherwise transform Audio format, what comes IN goes OUT untouched.
Therefor if you plan to extract STEREO, incoming signal from HDMI source at TX inputs should be STEREO.
If incoming signal from HDMI inputs are superior to STEREO (ex ATMOS) then STEREO output cannot be used.
CEC Master is always TX0 on both TX/RX
Help on AUDIO/CEC/ARC/eARC connections
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ANALOG TREBLE
0 [-10/+10]
ANALOG BASS
0 [-10/+10]
ANALOG VOLUME
0 [-30/+10]
DHCP
ON OFF
BAUD RATE
1-19200 2-57600 3-115200 4-9600
ARC HBR
ON OFF
CEC LA
0-VIDEO [0x0E] 1-AUDIO [0x05]
CEC
ON OFF
HDCP
AUTO 1.4
MUTE TX1 AUDIO
ON OFF
MUTE TX0 AUDIO
ON OFF
RX SPDIF ROUTE
JACK ARC
SPDIF ROUTE
MAESTRO RX
SCALE MODE
NONE AUTO CUSTOM
EDID ALGO
4-MAX ALL 0-NORMAL 1-MAX AUDIO PRIO TX0 PRIO TX1
EDID MODE
CUSTOM COPY TX1 COPY TX0 AUTOMIX FIXED
AUTOSWITCH PRIORITY
YES NO
AUTOSWITCH
YES NO
Press MENU once to enter
Maestro TX OLED Menu.
Once you are in Maestro TX
OLED Menu press the same
menu to TOGGLE choice
Once you are in the Maestro
TX OLED Menu. Press the UP
button to navigate upward.
Once you are in the Maestro
TX OLED Menu. Press DOWN
button to navigate downward
To EXIT the Maestro TX OLED
Menu. Press EXIT button or let
menu idle for a while and it
will EXIT automatically.
TX OLED Menu
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[Autoswitch] : ON/OFF
[Autoswitch Priority]: ON/OFF
[EDID Mode]: Custom / Copy TX1/Copy TX0/Automix/Fixed
[EDID Algo]: 4-Max All / 0-Normal / 1-Max Audio / Prio TX0 / Prio TX1
[SCALE Mode]: None / Auto / Custom
[SPDIF Route]: Maestro / RX
[RX SPDIF Route] : Jack / ARC
[Mute TX0 Audio ]: ON / OFF
[Mute TX1 Audio]: ON / OFF
[HDCP]: AUTO / 1.4
[CEC]: ON / OFF
[CEC LA]: 0-Video [0x0E] / 1-Audio [0x05]
[ARC HBR]: ON/OFF
[Baud Rate]: 1-19200 / 2-57600 / 3-115200 / 0-9600
[DHCP] : ON/OFF
[Analog Volume] : 0 [-30 / +10]
[Analog Bass]: 0 [-10 / +10]
[Analog Treble]: 0 [-10 / +10]
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ANALOG TREBLE
0 [-10/+10]
ANALOG BASS
0 [-10/+10]
ANALOG VOLUME
0 [-30/+10]
DHCP
ON OFF
BAUD RATE
1-19200 2-57600 3-115200 4-9600
ARC HBR
ON OFF
CEC LA
0-VIDEO [0x0E] 1-AUDIO [0x05]
CEC
ON OFF
HDCP
AUTO 1.4
MUTE TX1 AUDIO
ON OFF
MUTE TX0 AUDIO
ON OFF
SCALE MODE
NONE AUTO CUSTOM
EDID ALGO
4-MAX ALL 0-NORMAL 1-MAX AUDIO PRIO TX0 PRIO TX1
EDID MODE
CUSTOM COPY TX1 COPY TX0 AUTOMIX FIXED
Press MENU once to enter
Maestro RX OLED Menu.
Once you are in Maestro RX
OLED Menu press the same
menu to TOGGLE choice
Once you are in the Maestro
RX OLED Menu. Press the UP
button to navigate upward.
Once you are in the Maestro
RX OLED Menu. Press DOWN
button to navigate downward
To EXIT the Maestro RX OLED
Menu. Press EXIT button or let
menu idle for a while and it
will EXIT automatically.
RX OLED Menu
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[EDID Mode]: Custom / Copy TX1/Copy TX0/Automix/Fixed
[EDID Algo]: 4-Max All / 0-Normal / 1-Max Audio / Prio TX0 / Prio TX1
[SCALE Mode]: None / Auto / Custom
[Audio Return]: Jack / ARC
[Mute TX0 Audio ]: ON / OFF
[Mute TX1 Audio]: ON / OFF
[HDCP]: AUTO / 1.4
[CEC]: ON / OFF
[CEC LA]: 0-Video [0x0E] / 1-Audio [0x05]
[ARC HBR]: ON/OFF
[Baud Rate]: 1-19200 / 2-57600 / 3-115200 / 0-9600
[DHCP] : ON/OFF
[Analog Volume] : 0 [-30 / +10]
[Analog Bass]: 0 [-10 / +10]
[Analog Treble]: 0 [-10 / +10]
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Accessing TX Web Server
It is mandatory for accessing Maestro TX web server to have an Ethernet cable connected between TX
LAN CONTROL RJ45 connector and your local router or switcher. Alternatively as it is a mesh network,
you can connect any LAN port of either TX or RX (including HDBT IN/OUT port) to a router/switcher and
everything will be connected as well. In fact, on TX you can connect two LAN devices too or share an
internet connection when used standalone without RX. (ex: plug in router to HDBT out on TX and some
other device to the main LAN port)
By default both Maestro TX and RX use DHCP to retrieve an assigned IP automatically. You can set static
IP for TX or RX device directly from their respective webserver config page.
In case you have setup a wrong Static IP and unit is not reachable anymore, you can set DHCP ON from
OLED menu to retrieve access via dynamically assigned IP again (as in default mode).
There is 3 ways of accessing the TX web server:
1. Universal way through IP address:
Simply open up a web browser on any devices located on the same network than the TX unit
and type in the IP address that appears on the TX OLED directly in the address bar of your web
browser. (ex: 192.168.1.137)
2. Hostname access:
Instead of typing IP address directly, you can use the Hostname listed on TX OLED LAN INFO
page (press INFO button to cycle OLED page till you see LAN INFO and Hostname listed).
Simply open up a web browser from any devices located on the same network than the TX unit
and type in the Hostname that appears on the TX OLED directly in the address bar of your web
browser. (ex: http://MAESTRO-XX/)
XX represents the 2 last digits of your Maestro TX unit unique serial number.
3. mDNS access:
For iOS/MAC devices, you might want to use mDNS access. Retrieve the mDNS address from TX
OLED LAN INFO page (press INFO button to cycle OLED page till you see LAN INFO and mDNS
address listed). Simply open up a web browser on any MAC/iOS devices located on the same
network than the TX unit and type in the mDNS address that appears on the TX OLED directly in
the address bar of your web browser. (ex: http://MAESTRO-XX.local/)
XX represents the 2 lasts digits of your Maestro TX unit unique serial number.
Please note that only IP address access is universal and should work across any web browser based
devices as long as they are located on the same network. Others methods should work just fine in many
cases but we cannot guarantee that they will always do, in case of issue accessing the webserver, please
use IP address.
Disclaimer: 3rd party and/or custom firmware providing extra features are not covered in this manual.
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Accessing RX Web Server
It is mandatory for accessing Maestro RX web server to have an Ethernet cable connected between TX
LAN CONTROL RJ45 connector and your local router or switcher and to have HDBT link between TX and
RX unit (via CAT6A or superior). Alternatively as it is a mesh network, you can connect any LAN port of
RX to a router/switcher and TX will be connected as well. By default both Maestro TX and RX use DHCP
to retrieve an assigned IP automatically. You can set static IP for TX or RX device directly from their
respective webserver config page.
In case you have setup a wrong Static IP and unit is not reachable anymore, you can set DHCP ON from
OLED menu to retrieve access via dynamically assigned IP again (as in default mode).
There is 3 ways of accessing the RX web server:
1. Universal way through IP address:
Press INFO button to cycle OLED page till you see LAN INFO and IP address listed.
Simply open up a web browser on any devices located on the same network than the TX unit
and type in the IP address that appears on the RX OLED directly in the address bar of your web
browser. (ex: 192.168.1.142)
2. Hostname access:
Instead of typing IP address directly, you can use the Hostname listed on RX OLED LAN INFO
page (press INFO button to cycle OLED page till you see LAN INFO and Hostname listed).
Simply open up a web browser from any devices located on the same network than the TX unit
and type in the Hostname that appears on the RX OLED directly in the address bar of your web
browser. (ex: http://MAESTRORX-XX/)
XX represents the 2 last digits of your Maestro RX unit unique serial number.
3. mDNS access:
For iOS/MAC devices, you might want to use mDNS access. Retrieve the mDNS address from RX
OLED LAN INFO page (press INFO button to cycle OLED page till you see LAN INFO and mDNS
address listed). Simply open up a web browser on any MAC/iOS devices located on the same
network than the TX unit and type in the mDNS address that appears on the RX OLED directly in
the address bar of your web browser. (ex: http://MAESTRORX-XX.local/)
XX represents the 2 last digits of your Maestro RX unit unique serial number.
Please note that only IP address access is universal and should work across any web browser based
devices as long as they are located on the same network. Others methods should work just fine in many
cases but we cannot guarantee that they will always do, in case of issue accessing the webserver, please
use IP address.
Disclaimer: 3rd party and/or custom firmware providing extra features are not covered in this manual.
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TX Web Server Top section
Immediately upon accessing the webserver you will end up on the default INFO page with the above top
tier section displayed.
From that top tier section you will be able to retrieve the following information (also displayed on TX
OLED default page and once you cycle info page with INFO button to reach LAN page info).
Hostname: Display Maestro TX hostname for URL access
mDNS: Display Maestro TX mDNS for URL access
IP Address: Display the current IP Address of the Maestro TX
FW: Display the current FW running on the Maestro TX.
Disclaimer: 3rd party and/or custom firmware providing extra features are not covered in this manual.
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RX Web Server Top section
Immediately upon accessing the webserver you will end up on the default INFO page with the above top
tier section displayed.
From that top tier section you will be able to retrieve the following information (also displayed on RX
OLED default page and once you cycle info page with INFO button to reach LAN page info).
Hostname: Display Maestro RX hostname for URL access
mDNS: Display Maestro RX mDNS for URL access
IP Address: Display the current IP Address of the Maestro RX
FW: Display the current FW running on the Maestro RX.
Disclaimer: 3rd party and/or custom firmware providing extra features are not covered in this manual.
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