LevelOne HVE-6601T User Manual
LevelOne
User Manual
HVE-6601T/6601R
HDMI Video Wall over IP PoE
Transmitter / Receiver
Ver 1.0
Table of Contents
HVE-660 series HDMI Video Wall over IP PoE T/R ......................................... 3
GETTING THE BEST RESULTS ..................................................................... 4
Device Appearance Description ................................................................... 5
System Components: ................................................................................... 6
Installation: ................................................................................................ 8
Following is the system setup figure for 3x3 video wall. .......................................... 14
Installation Procedure (3x3) Using Web UI: ........................................................ 16
Web UI Advanced Setup Explanation: ............................................................... 19
Web UI Advanced Usage Scenario: ................................................................. 22
Link Utility ................................................................................................ 24
How to Download Bonjoursdksetup.exe ............................................................ 28
HVE-660 series HDMI Video Wall over IP PoE T/R
HVE-6601T:
Power Adapter
RS-232 Y-Cable
CD Manual/Utility
Quick Installation Guide
HVE-6601R:
Power Adapter
CD Manual/Utility
Quick Installation Guide
Product Overview
The LevelOne HVE-660 Series is an innovative HDMI-over-IP Video Wall
Distribution Solution. Designed with transmitting units (HVE-6601T) and receiving
units (HVE-6601R), it is exceptionally scalable, offering any combination up to 9 x 9
matrix video wall arrangement. The HVE-660 Series riches video wall connectivity
options to public premises such as sports bars, cinemas, transport stations, or highly
demanded monitoring sites such as emergency response centers, security
organization, or traffic monitoring units.
How it works
In the system, video signal is distributed by connecting HDMI-over-IP Video Wall
Transmitter (HVE-6601T) to HDMI video source, via HDMI splitter if necessary. At
each of displaying monitors, one receiving unit (HVE-6601R) is attached to
complete the system. The solution is highly flexible that Point-to-Point or Point
-to-Many topologies could be conveniently arranged. And to meet wider range of
application requirement, Many-to-Many connection is also easily achievable and
manageable through VLAN isolation with a managed network switch, where multiple
video sources could be freely distributed to required monitors. The video gridding
layout is modifiable with software utility provided. With advanced broadcasting
technology the bandwidth is not heavily loaded to the number of displaying units.
Key Features
- Flexible and scalable HDMI 1080p Video Wall Broadcasting with Gigabit Ethernet
- Multicasting and broadcasting architecture, no more bandwidth loading
- Support NxN display array in a single Video Wall system.
- Transmits an HDMI signal over one CAT5e/6/7 cable.
- HDMI 1.3b and HDCP 1.2 compliant
- Dual power input: 802.3af compliant PoE & DC5V
- Up to 9 transmitters and 81 receivers possible in a single system
- Built-in DIP switch to change Group ID and Utility for remotely
- RS-232 Control Pass-Thru to control HDMI display from transmitter side
Package Contents
GETTING THE BEST RESULTS
Many factors influence the quality and reliability of an HDMI® signal distribution
installation. The following are the main factors to consider, and basic precautions
that will ensure the best possible performance.
1. Dedicated network.
The HVE-650/660 Series is designed to operate on a dedicated Gigabit Ethernet
network, not to be combined with other network traffic or with access to the internet.
2. Resolution tracking.
Set up the source to output the best resolution that all TVs are capable of displaying.
The HVE-650/660 Series supports 720p and 1080p. If some TVs in the network are
not capable of accepting 1080p, the higher resolution sets may not be shown to their
best advantage.
3. Source resolution and video/sound quality.
Sources, such as satellite receivers or cable boxes, can output at low resolutions or
deliver extremely compressed video material, yielding poor results. Consider the
source when planning and troubleshooting your system.
4. Display devices.
The perceived quality of the video image depends heavily upon the type and quality
of the TVs or projectors used. High quality displays should be expected to produce a
noticeably better image.
5. Distance between the transmitter and the receiver.
Long distances are possible, but premium quality Cat 5e/6 cables are necessary for
the longest runs.
6. Source and TV connection cables.
Use short, premium HDMI cables; low quality cables are often unreliable. Always
use good strain relief methods or locking cables to prevent cables from becoming
loose over time.
7. Interference from nearby electrical devices
It can have an adverse effect on signal quality. For example, older computer
monitors often emit very high electromagnetic fields that can interfere with the
performance of nearby video equipment.
Device Appearance Description
Function
LED Behavior
Description
DATA
Blinking
Blinking while data transmission
On
Ethernet link, no data transfer
Off
Ethernet no link, no data transfer
Link
On/off/blinking
Connect status for T or R
PWR
On/off/blinking
Power status
DEVICE State
LED State
Host
Client
PWR
LINK
PWR
LINK
Power on, host and client
not connect
Blinking On
Off Blinking
On
Blinking On
Off Blinking
Power on, host and client
connect
Blinking On
Off Blinking
On
Blinking On
Off Blinking
On
Press the host “PB”
button to disconnect
On
Off
On
Blinking
Press the client “PB1”
button to disconnect
On
On
On
Off
host power off
Off
Off
On
Blinking
client power off
On
On
Off
Off
Host
Engineering Mode
Blinking
Off→Blinking
N/A
N/A
Client
Engineering Mode
N/A
N/A
Blinking
Off→Blinking
LED Behavior
Function Description
Check List of LED State and action
System Components:
Transmitter
Specifications:
1 GIGA LAN(802.3af PoE): UTP/STP 1000Mbps Ethernet Port
1 HDMI IN: 19-pin type A female
1 DB-F RS232 Port
Power : DC5V/1A or 802.3af PoE
GROUP ID: 4-pin DIP switch able to set up 16 groups
1 DATA LED
1 LINK LED
1 PWR LED
1 RESET Button
Size: 120 x 90 x 28 (H) mm, 0.8 kg
Plug and Play Installation
Support DVI with HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable
LAN Bandwidth: 150Mbps for 1080p
Receiver
Specifications:
1 GIGA LAN(802.3af PoE) : UTP/STP 1000Mbps Ethernet
1 HDMI Out: 19-pin type A female
1 DB-M RS232 Port
Power jack : DC5V/1A or 802.3af PoE
1 DATA LED
1 LINK LED
1 PWR LED
1 PB (Push Button)1
1 PB (Push Button)2
Size: 120 x 90 x 28 (H) mm, 0.8 kg
Plug and Play Installation
Support DVI with HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable
LAN Bandwidth: 150Mbps for 1080p
Installation:
HVE-6601T Transmitter (Video Wall)
1. DC5V: Connect it to the external AC adapter which plugs into an electrical
outlet. Or via 802.3af PoE PSE to GIGA LAN port.
2. GIGA LAN: Connect directly to a Receiver or to a GIGA(1000Mbps) Ethernet
Switch using CAT5e/6 cable.
3. HDMI IN: Connect to an HDMI source device with an HDMI M-M cable. Use an
HDMI --> DVI adapter if the source is DVI.
4. RS232: Used Y Cable to separate S0(RS232 port) and S1(Debug console port)
for Video Wall system solutions.
Y Cable
P1: Connect to RS232
port of HVE-6601T.
P2(S0): Connect to next
device’s P3(S1) of Y
cable.
P3(S1): Connect to
previous device’s P2(S0)
of Y cable.
LEDs , button and Group ID setting
1. POWER LED Blinking: power on and the unit is booting up.
2. POWER LED On: power on and the unit is active.
3. LINK LED Off: LAN is not connected.
4. LINK LED On: LAN is connected.
5. DATA LED Blinking: if Transmitter is connecting with LAN, or the HDMI
source is removed.
6. DATA LED On: All the connections are working.
7. PB : change Link / Unlink; Engineering Mode and Reset to default using this
button. Please to see the Push Button Descriptions.
8. GROUP ID: Set up the Transmitter’s group ID by adjusting the 4-pin DIP switch,
ON means “1”, OFF means “0”, there are 16 groups available to set up.
Multicast IP Address
255.0.0.XXX & 255.0.1.XXX, the XXX are resolved by the 4-pin DIP Switch on the
Transmitter.
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