JK Audio RIU-IP User Manual
RIU-IP
Remote IP Interface
User Guide
JK Audio
Introduction
The RIU-IP is a remote control interface designed for use with the
JK Audio innkeeper 1x/1rx, innkeeper 2 or innkeeper 4 digital
hybrids. This unit contains a web server which allows the user to
send and receive control data through their web browser. RIU-IP
can be connected to the user’s computer NIC card for direct
control, to a switch or hub for network control, or to an Ethernet
port with internet access for control from anywhere in the world.
Features
The Remote Port is a 10-conductor RJ-50 that connects to the
Remote jack of your JK Audio innkeeper 1x/1rx, innkeeper 2 or
innkeeper 4.
The RS-232 Interface is used only as a debug port at this time.
Please contact our Technical Support department for more
information.
The IP/Ethernet port is an 8-conductor RJ-45 that connects to your
computer’s NIC card, to your network switch or hub or to an
Ethernet port with internet access. There are two bi-color LEDs on
this port that indicate data transfer.
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Connection
Connect the 10-conductor interface cable (supplied) from the
RJ-50 “Remote Port” on the RIU-IP to the “Remote” jack on the
back of your JK Audio innkeeper 1x/1rx or innkeeper 2/4. Power
will be supplied to the device through this cable so no other power
source is necessary. Each time the unit is powered up it will
need at least 30 seconds to complete its boot-up sequence
before you can access the web browser.
There are no jumpers, switches or other user configurable options
on this device. The red LED on the circuit board only shows that
the unit is receiving power through the Remote Port connection
and will not indicate when the unit is sending or receiving
commands.
Connect a standard Ethernet cable from the RJ-45 “IP/Ethernet”
port on the RIU-IP to your network card. The IP address for this
device will be assigned initially as 192.168.1.222. Every network is
different. Please contact you network administrator for setup assistance if necessary. After the RIU-IP has been installed, your Network Administrator will be able to determine the current RIU-IP address if the initial static IP address does not appear valid.
You may now enter the initially assigned static IP address (or your
current IP address if it has been changed) as you type the following into your web browser:
http://www.192.168.1.222/index.html
A pop-up box will appear asking for your User Name and
Password. These are case sensitive! Enter the following:
User Name: admin
Password: RIUIP
Please see the section on User Settings on Page 6 if you wish to
change this password. To change the IP address see the section
on TCP/IP Settings on Page 6.
Any time the RIU-IP is reactivated following a power cycle,
you need to close all existing browser windows, open a new
window and re-enter the URL. Clicking the “Refresh” button
will load invalid data to the hybrid.
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Applications - innkeeper 1x
This diagram illustrates the Web browser as shown for the
innkeeper 1x. Follow the on-screen prompts for available features
and functions.
This device will enable you to answer incoming calls or dial out to
set up calls. All the features that are on the control panel on the
innkeeper 1x will be available by remote access through the
RIU-IP-1x. However, you will not be able to adjust volume levels
remotely with the RIU-IP-1x.
Applications - innkeeper 2/4
The diagrams on the following page show the Web browser for the
innkeeper 2 and the innkeeper 4. Follow the on-screen prompts for
available features and functions.
This device will enable you to answer incoming calls or dial out to
set up calls and it will add one new feature: you can place callers
on hold remotely. Other key features that are on the control panel
on the innkeeper 2 or innkeeper 4 will be available by remote
access through the RIU-IP. You will not have remote access to the
phone book or call history; you will need to manually enter each
phone number to be dialed. Please note that the Conference
feature is available only on the innkeeper 2.
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