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and MAC Address Continued:
4. Select "System Settings" and change the last segment of the IP address shown to a unique
Change the final digits of the MAC address from the default
to a unique hexadecimal number between 01 and FF.
described in "Installation" on pg. 4 and
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Changing the IP
number between 1 and 254.
5.
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6. Click "Apply" to enable the changes.
7. Repeat for each additional TX/RX and then install as
consult the diagrams on pgs. 5-6 as necessary.
HDMI Extender over Dual
Cat5e/6
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MVS-AH51-01NQ
4K HDMI Switchers
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Basic HDMI Extender over
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Support
Extends HDMI over one Cat5e/6 cable or
IP network
• Supports One-to-One, One-to-Many, and
Many-to-Many applications
• Supports cascaded installation
IR Support (38kHz~56kHz)
• HDCP Compliant
• Transmitter (MVE-AHMPM-01NTQ) and
receiver (MVE-AHMPM-01NRQ) also
available separately
States and other countries.
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01NQ HDMI Extender over IP extends the range of HDMI signals by using an
DTV/HDTV: 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Default IP address (static)
5. By default VLAN1 will be configured and all ports on the switch will be
1. When there is more than one pair of transmitters/receivers connected to a switch/router, the IP
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active transmitter and receiver to send video and audio over a single Cat5e/6 cable. The HDMI
Extender over IP supports IR signals using the included IR transmitter and receiver, allowing
remote control use from one end of an installation to control a device such as a media player or
DVD player at the opposite end of the installation. The MVE-AHMPM-01NQ supports One-to-One,
One-to-Many, and Many-to-Many installation via VLAN, as well as a cascading installation, allowing
the connection of multiple units for extended range.
Parts List .................................................................................................................................... 2
Dimensions ................................................................................................................................ 3
Overview .................................................................................................................................... 3
Installation ................................................................................................................................. 4
Sample Application—One-to-One ............................................................................................. 4
Sample Application—One-to-Many, Switch/Router ................................................................... 5
Sample Application—Many-to-Many, VLAN Switch .................................................................. 6
VLAN Setup ........................................................................................................................... 6-7
Changing the IP and MAC Address ....................................................................................... 7-8
a. Example default VLAN configuration:
b. Make note of which ports the transmitters and receivers will be connected to.
c. Update the ports that will be connected to Transmitter 1 and its associated receivers.
d. For this example, the first 4 ports (P1-P4) will be connected to Transmitter 1 and its
associated receivers by setting the "Member" values for P1-P4.
e. Click "Apply" or "Save" to enable the changes.
6. Create a second VLAN for Transmitter 2 and name it VLAN2.
a. Set the last 4 ports to be on VLAN2 by setting the "Member" values for P5-P8.
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b. Click "Apply" or "Save" to enable the changes.
c. Connect Transmitter 2 and its associated receivers to the last 4 ports (P5-P8).
d. Confirm the source from Transmitter 1 is displaying on the receivers connected to P1-P4
and the source from Transmitter 2 is displaying on the receivers connected to P5-P8.
e. If not, recheck the settings on VLAN1 and VLAN2 to make sure they are set correctly and
that the configuration has been saved.
Changing the IP and MAC Address:
address and MAC addresses must be changed for the additional units.
2. Connect a powered transmitter/receiver (TX/RX) to a computer using an Ethernet cable (Note
the computer may not have the same IP address as the transmitter/receiver). The power LED
on the TX/RX should be red and the status LED should be green.
3. Open your web browser to the default link (TX: 192.168.168.55, RX: 192.168.168.56).
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