Lightware HDMI-TPS-TX210 User Manual

HDMI-TPS-TX210, HDMI-TPS-TX220
HDMI-TPS-TX226
DVI-HDCP-TPS-TX210, DVI-HDCP-TPS-TX220
DP-TPS-TX210, DP-TPS-TX220
SW4-TPS-TX240, SW4-TPS-TX240-Plus
User’s Manual
HDBaseT
TM
Multimedia Extender
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Lightware HDMI-TPS-TX210 Specifications

General

Category	Extender
Model	HDMI-TPS-TX210
Signal Type	HDMI
Input Ports	1 x HDMI
Input	HDMI
Max Distance	100m
HDCP Support	Yes
Output	TP
Operating Temperature	0°C to +40°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C - +70°C
Connector Type	HDMI, RJ45
Type	HDBaseT transmitter

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Description

Overview of the transmitter family, its capabilities, and supported signals like HDMI, DP, and analog audio.

1.2. Compatible Devices

Lists compatible Lightware TPS receivers, matrix TPS, and third-party HDBaseT extenders.

1.5. Features

Details the various features of the device, including support for 4K, 3D, audio embedding, and control interfaces.

1.6. Model Comparison

Compares the features and specifications of different available models of the transmitter.

1.7. Typical Applications

Illustrates common system diagrams and standalone application setups using the device.

2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

2.1. Front Views

Illustrates the front panel layout of various device models, highlighting connectors and buttons.

2.2. Rear Views

Shows the rear panel layout of device models, detailing ports like HDMI, TPS, Ethernet, and RS-232.

2.3. Front Panel LEDs

Explains the function and status indications of the LEDs on the front panel.

2.4. Rear Panel LEDs

Describes the status indications provided by the LEDs on the rear panel.

2.5. Front Panel Buttons

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. Mounting Options

3.2. Electrical Connections

3.3. Connecting Steps

3.4. Powering Options

4. DEVICE CONCEPT

4.1. TPS Extender Concept

4.3. TPS Interface

4.4. Ethernet Control Interface

4.5. Audio Interface

4.6. Video Interface

4.7. The Autoselect Feature

4.8. Serial Interface

4.9. Infrared Interface

4.10. GPIO Interface

4.11. The Event Manager Feature

Details how the Event Manager allows devices to react to conditions by performing actions.

4.12. Ethernet Interface

4.13. Basic IT Security

4.14. Batch Commands

4.15. Further Built-in Features

5. SOFTWARE CONTROL - LIGHTWARE DEVICE CONTROLLER

5.1. Install and Update

5.2. Running the LDC

5.3. Establishing the Connection

Details the process of connecting the device to a computer via Ethernet or RS-232 using LDC.

5.4. Crosspoint Menu

5.5. Port Properties Windows

5.6. CEC Tool

5.7. Diagnostic Tools

Introduces diagnostic tools like Cable Diagnostics for analyzing signal integrity and quality.

5.8. EDID Menu

Covers advanced EDID management, including emulation, learning, exporting, and deleting EDIDs.

5.9. Control Menu

Details control options for RS-232, GPIO, and Ethernet ports within the LDC software.

5.10. Event Manager

Explains how to create and manage events by defining conditions, actions, and delays.

5.11. Settings Menu

Covers device settings including status, network configuration, front panel options, and backup.

5.12. The Built-in Miniweb

5.13. Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)

Explains how to back up and restore device configurations, enabling cloning across multiple devices.

5.14. Advanced View Window

6. LW2 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE

6.1. Protocol Description

6.2. Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage

6.3. General LW2 Commands

6.4. A/V Port Settings

6.5. GPIO Configuration

6.6. Network Configuration

6.7. Serial Port Configuration

7. LW3 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE

7.1. Overview

7.2. Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage

7.3. Protocol Rules

7.4. System Commands

Details LW3 commands for querying product information, managing device labels, and resetting the device.

7.5. Cleartext Login Protection

7.6. Video Port Settings

Explains LW3 commands for managing video input/output status, crosspoint settings, and autoselect.

7.7. Audio Port Settings

Details LW3 commands for managing audio input/output status, crosspoint, and autoselect settings.

7.8. Event Manager Basics

Explains how to arrange events by defining conditions, actions, and using the Event Manager Tool Kit.

7.9. Event Manager Tool Kit

7.10. Variable-Management

7.11. Ethernet Port Configuration

Explains LW3 commands for configuring Ethernet port settings like DHCP, IP address, and MAC filtering.

7.12. Ethernet Tool Kit

7.13. Ethernet Message Sending

7.14. HTTP Messaging

7.15. TCP Message Recognizer

Covers LW3 commands for setting up TCP clients, delimiters, timeouts, and message recognition.

7.16. RS-232 Port Configuration

Details LW3 commands for configuring RS-232 port settings like protocol, baud rate, and operation mode.

7.17. RS-232 Message Sending

7.18. RS-232 Message Recognizer

Covers LW3 commands for enabling and configuring the RS-232 message recognizer.

7.19. CEC Command Sending

7.20. Infrared Port Configuration

7.21. Infrared Message Sending

7.22. GPIO Port Configuration

7.23. EDID Management

Explains LW3 commands for querying and managing EDID settings, including emulation and copying.

8. FIRMWARE UPDATE

8.1. Introduction

8.2. Preparation

8.3. Running the Software

8.4. The Updating Steps

Details the step-by-step process for updating device firmware, including backup and factory reset.

8.5. Updating Via GUI

8.6. Command Line Interface (CLI)

8.7. CLI Commands

8.8. If the Update is not successful

Provides guidance on troubleshooting firmware update failures and interpreting exit codes.

9. TROUBLESHOOTING

The First Step

10. TECHNOLOGIES

10.1. EDID Management

Explains the Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) and its role in display communication and resolution.

10.2. HDCP Management

Details HDCP encryption, handling protected and unprotected content, and enabling/disabling HDCP.

10.3. Pixel Accurate Reclocking

Describes signal reclocking technology to stabilize signals, reduce jitter, and eliminate skew.

11. APPENDIX

11.1. Specifications