Array Telepresence equal-i User manual

DX Dual Camera Module and
Equal-i 2S Image Processor
Installation Guide
Rev. 1.20 –September 2016

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Contents
1. About This Manual ................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 Prerequisites ................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1.1 Documentation Conventions ................................................................................................. 4
1.1.2 General Precautions ............................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Support.......................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Product Overview................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Specifications (Model # AE2S-P01)................................................ 6
2.2 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Parts List ......................................................................................... 7
2.3 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Front View ....................................................................................... 7
2.4 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Rear View........................................................................................ 7
2.5 DX Dual Camera Module Specifications (Model # AEDX-P10 / AEDX-P11) ............................... 8
2.6 DX Dual Camera Module Parts List .............................................................................................. 9
2.7 DX Dual Camera Module Front View ............................................................................................ 9
2.8 DX Dual Camera Module Rear View ............................................................................................ 9
3. Recommended Room Setup ............................................................................................................... 10
4. System Requirements.......................................................................................................................... 10
5. Recommended Codecs ....................................................................................................................... 11
6. Initial Setup .......................................................................................................................................... 12
6.1 Equal-i 2S Image Processor ....................................................................................................... 12
6.2 Windows Equal-i Control App ..................................................................................................... 12
6.2.1 Windows Equal-i Control App Download ............................................................................ 13
6.2.2 Connecting to the Equal-i Image Processor ....................................................................... 13
6.2.3 Settings Menu ..................................................................................................................... 13
6.2.4 Manual Network Configuration............................................................................................ 14
6.3 DX Dual Camera Module ............................................................................................................ 16
7. Final Configuration............................................................................................................................... 18
8. Equal-i Control App.............................................................................................................................. 19
8.1 Android ........................................................................................................................................ 19
8.2 Crestron....................................................................................................................................... 19
8.3 iOS .............................................................................................................................................. 19
8.4 Windows...................................................................................................................................... 19
9. Equal-i Control App for Android ........................................................................................................... 19
9.1 Initial use Configuration............................................................................................................... 19
9.2 User Interface.............................................................................................................................. 20
9.3 Settings ....................................................................................................................................... 20
9.3.1 LAN Settings ....................................................................................................................... 20
9.3.2 Camera Settings.................................................................................................................. 21
9.3.3 Admin Settings .................................................................................................................... 21

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10. Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................... 22
10.1 No Picture.................................................................................................................................... 22
10.2 White Picture ............................................................................................................................... 22
10.3 Garbled or Scrolling Image ......................................................................................................... 22
10.4 Equal-i Control Application Issues .............................................................................................. 22
10.5 Equal-i Control Application Does Not Detect Image Processor.................................................. 23
10.6 No audio through HDMI/Display.................................................................................................. 23
10.7 Unable to control codec using my codec remote ........................................................................ 23
10.8 Framing does not look correct..................................................................................................... 23
11. Regulatory Notices and Safety Guidelines .......................................................................................... 23
12. Manufacturer Contact Information ....................................................................................................... 24
13. Appendix A –Recommended Framing Modes .................................................................................... 25
13.1 Remote Site: Multipoint, Bridge, VMR ........................................................................................ 25
13.2 Remote Site: Single display with single camera or multipoint bridge ......................................... 25
13.3 Remote Site: Dual display with single camera............................................................................ 25
13.4 Remote Site: Equal-i equipped dual display with dual camera................................................... 25
14. Appendix B –Telnet Commands ......................................................................................................... 27
14.1 Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 27
14.2 Command Processing................................................................................................................. 27
14.3 Protocol Rules ............................................................................................................................. 27
14.4 Read/Write Commands............................................................................................................... 28
14.4.1 HORPAN –Horizontal Pan ................................................................................................. 28
14.4.2 VERTPAN –Vertical Pan.................................................................................................... 28
14.4.3 GAMMA –Gamma.............................................................................................................. 28
14.4.4 BALBOXES –White Balance Boxes................................................................................... 28
14.4.5 BALBOXPOS –Balance Box Position ................................................................................ 29
14.4.6 INTTIME –Integration Time................................................................................................ 29
14.4.7 COLGAIN –Color Gain....................................................................................................... 29
14.4.8 OPMODEFE–Front-end Operating Mode .......................................................................... 29
14.4.9 OPMODEBE –Back-End Operating Mode......................................................................... 30
14.4.10 SENSGAIN –Sensor Gain.................................................................................................. 30
14.4.11 SLEEP –System Sleep ...................................................................................................... 30
14.4.12 LANIPADDR –LAN IP Address .......................................................................................... 31
14.4.13 LANIPMASK –LAN IP Mask............................................................................................... 31
14.4.14 LANIPGATE –LAN IP Gateway ......................................................................................... 31
14.4.15 LANDHCP –LAN DHCP Usage ......................................................................................... 31
14.4.16 DEVNAME –Set Unit name................................................................................................ 32
14.4.17 PASSWORD –Set Password ............................................................................................. 32
14.4.18 FRAMERATE –Change between 25Hz / 30Hz.................................................................. 32
14.5 Read-Only Commands................................................................................................................ 32

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14.5.1 FWVER –System Firmware Version .................................................................................. 32
14.5.2 FPGAVER –FPGA Firmware Version ................................................................................ 33
14.5.3 LANMAC –Ethernet MAC address..................................................................................... 33
14.6 Action Commands....................................................................................................................... 33
14.6.1 BALL –White Balance of left-side image............................................................................ 33
14.6.2 BALMATCH –White balance for right-side image.............................................................. 33
14.6.3 WHITEBAL –One-shot white balance ................................................................................ 33
14.6.4 LOADFAC –Load Factory Settings .................................................................................... 33
14.6.5 SAVEPARAM –Save System Settings .............................................................................. 34
14.6.6 RESET –Reset System...................................................................................................... 34
14.6.7 SAVELAN –Save LAN configuration.................................................................................. 34
14.6.8 LOADFLAN –Load Factory LAN ........................................................................................ 34
15. Appendix C –Recommended Room Configurations ........................................................................... 35
16. Appendix D –Installation Certification Site Survey ............................................................................. 58
17. Appendix E –Cabling Diagrams.......................................................................................................... 59

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1. About This Manual
Thank you for choosing the Equal-i system as your video conference solution. The Equal-i system
consists of the following image processor and camera module:
Equal-i 2S Image Processor (Model # AE2S-P01)
DX Dual Camera Module (Model # AEDX-P10 or AEDX-P11)
This guide describes how to install the Equal-i 2S Image Processor and DX Dual Camera Module. It is
intended for Pro AV and system integration technicians who have some previous training with Equal-i
products.
1.1 Prerequisites
Before you perform the tasks in this guide, complete these prerequisites:
You should be familiar with Pro-AV systems and concepts
You should have completed product training from Array Telepresence or one of its resellers
Familiarize yourself with the documentation conventions because they highlight important
information.
Review all general precautions to prevent injury or damage to the equipment.
1.1.1 Documentation Conventions
This guide uses warnings, notes and tips to highlight important or helpful information about a topic or
task.
1.1.2 General Precautions
Follow these general precautions to ensure a safe and successful installation
Read and understand all operating, installation and safety instructions before using this
equipment.
Do not use accessories, attachments, tools or materials that are not recommended by the
equipment manufacturer. Doing so may compromise operating performance, create an unsafe
condition, damage equipment, or violate the terms of usage or warranty.
Always follow all instructions and warnings marked on the equipment or as detailed in the product
documentation.
1.2 Support
For questions and support of your Equal-i system, please contact your reseller or Array Telepresence.
Website: http://www.arraytelepresence.com/
Phone: [phone] (Option 1 –Sales, Option 2 –Support)
Email: [e-mail]
Warnings alert you to potential injury to people or damage equipment.
Note: Notes highlight important information about a topic.
Tip: Tips provide helpful hints for tasks.

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The following table describes the support plans for the Equal-i system.
Table 1: Array Telepresence Support Plans
Support
Plan
Part
Number
Description
1-Year
Premier
AESP-
S01P
The 1-year Premier Plan provides telephonic and email support Monday
thru Friday from 8:00am to 6:00pm EST. Maintenance firmware updates
(point releases). RMA support in place where once defective piece is
received a replacement will be sent. 24x7 access to online support
portal.
1-Year
Premier
Plus
AESP-
S01PP
The 1-year Premier Plus Plan provides telephonic and email support
24x7. Maintenance and Major firmware updates. RMA support in place
with advanced part and equipment replacement. 24x7 access to online
support portal.
3-Year
Premier
AESP-
S03P
The 3-Year Premier Plan provides telephonic and email support Monday
thru Friday from 8:00am to 6:00pm EST. Maintenance firmware updates
(point releases). RMA support in place where once defective piece is
received a replacement will be sent. 24x7 access to online support
portal.
3-Year
Premier
Plus
AESP-
S03PP
The 3-Year Premier Plus Plan provides telephonic and email support
24x7. Maintenance and Major firmware updates. RMA support in place
with advanced part and equipment replacement. 24x7 access to online
support portal.
All Support Plans include Installation Certification. See Appendix D for the Installation Certification Site
Survey, and Section 4 for instructions on its use.
2. Product Overview
The DX Camera Module is mounted between dual displays at eye level with only a 4mm separation.
The Equal-i 2S Image Processor is installed between the DX Camera Module and a videoconferencing
codec, running Array’s proprietary image enhancement algorithms on custom hardware to dramatically
improve the scene. The Image Processor works with both hardware and software based codecs with no
perceptible delay.
Creates an Equalization of Images
The biggest challenge of group videoconferencing systems –the elongated table –is
remedied by Equal-i’s ability to bring the furthest participants up close and personal. The two
million rooms that deal with this “bowling alley effect” and poor meeting format now have a
solution. With Equal-i technology, executives at the head of the table are brought forward at
life-size, with excellent eye-line and resolution, in a format that feels as though the meeting
were just across the table rather than at the far end of another room.
Operates on a Single Codec
Equal-i provides dual screen HD video capability operating over a single
codec (without using the codec data channel), creating a wide-format
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Dramatically Improves User Experience in all Videoconferencing Rooms
Equal-i creates an amazing telepresence environment with the feel of an “across the table” meeting when
deployed at both ends of the call. When connecting with a traditional videoconferencing system, Equal-i
still affords significant benefits by enhancing the image that is sent to their room. It is able to accomplish
this by equalizing the received image from the remote location across the two screens for a more
compelling experience on both ends of the videoconferencing call.
2.1 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Specifications (Model # AE2S-P01)
Table 2: Equal-I 2S Image Processor Specifications
Item
Description
Video Input
2 x Equal-i HD Camera
Transmit Module
HDMI Output #1 to Codec Video Input:
1080p, 25/30 fps
HDMI Output #2 to Codec Content Input:
1080p, 25/30 fps
Image framing modes:
Immersive Mode
Immersive Everywhere
Video+Content
Receive Module
HDMI Input #1 from Codec Video Output Channel:
1080p, 25/30/50/60 fps
720p, 25/30/50/60 fps
HDMI Input #2 from Codec Content Output Channel:
1080p, 25/30/50/60 fps
720p, 25/30/50/60 fps
HDMI Output to Display #1:
1080p, 25/30/50/60 fps
HDMI Output to Display #2:
1080p, 25/30/50/60 fps
Image framing modes:
Immersive
Immersive PTZ
Passthrough
Processing Latency
< 10ms
USB
v2.0: x2 –Factory use only
Network
LAN: 802.3 –10-BaseT Ethernet –Remote operation,
management, and diagnostics
User Interface
Android OS, Windows OS (Desktop), Telnet
Electrical
12Vdc 5A remote power supply –UL and CE rated
Mechanical
Equal-i can be shelf, rack, or wall mounted
Environmental
Operating temperature: 0° –35° C
Operating humidity: 15 to 80%
Maximum altitude: 2000 m
Physical
Characteristics
Unit: 1.2”H x 13.8”W x 7”D
Unit Weight: 4.3 lbs.
Shipping: 4.5”H x 19.3”W x 9.5”D
Shipping Weight: 6.4 lbs.
Certifications
FCC, CE
Warranty
One (1) year warranty –parts and labor

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2.2 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Parts List
The following table describes the Equal-i 2S Image Processor package
Table 3: Equal-i 2S Image Processor Parts List
2.3 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Front View
The following figure shows the image processor from the front
Figure 1: Equal-i 2S Image Processor Front View
2.4 Equal-i 2S Image Processor Rear View
The following figure shows the various ports located on the rear panel
Figure 2: Equal-i 2S Image Processor Rear View
Ports, listed from left to right:
Receive Module:
CODEC 2 Used as a data input from the codec, this connects to the Display 2 / Data Output port on
the codec
DISPLAY 2 Connected to the Right Display, this will show the right half of Immersive Mode, or the data
channel
CODEC 1 Used as a video input from the codec, this connects to the Display 1 port on the codec
DISPLAY 1 Connected to the Left Display, this will always show video –left half of Immersive, or
People (for Video+Content)
Part Number
Description
AE2S-P01
Equal-i 2S Image Processor
AEXX-PPA1
Equal-i Power Adapter
AEXX-PCTx
Equal-i Power Cord*
*Note: Specific to country standard. Designated at time of order.
AEXX-PWK1
Equal-i 2S Universal Mount Bracket

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Transmit Module:
CODEC 1 Used as the primary video output, connects to the main camera input on the codec.
CODEC 2 Used to output right half video in “Immersive Everywhere” mode, connects to the data
channel on the codec
Other:
CAM 2 Connects to CAM 2 on the camera assembly. Captures the right half of the room.
CAM 1 Connects to CAM 1 on the camera assembly. Captures the left half of the room.
USB USB is for factory use only. Not intended for use by the end user.
Ethernet 10-BaseT Ethernet port. When connected to the internal network, allows for control of the
Image Processor and its cameras.
Power LED Indicates if power is connected to the Image Processor
Power For use with the included 12Vdc 5Amp power supply.
2.5 DX Dual Camera Module Specifications (Model # AEDX-P10 / AEDX-P11)
Table 4: DX Dual Camera Module Specifications
Camera System Description
Camera System
Output resolution of each camera head:
2304 x 1536 pixels (3.54 MPixel) x 2 (7.08 Mpixel)
Output Cable:
Proprietary High Speed Interface Cable
Field of View:
37° horizontal field x 2 (74° total)
oM/N: AEDX-P10
50° horizontal field x 2 (100° total)
oM/N: AEDX-P11
Adjustment Capability:
Micro positioning mechanics
Digital X-Y positioning for final camera alignment
Electrical
4Vdc from Equal-i 2S Image Processor
Mechanical
Universal articulating arm mounted to the rear of the
display. 2” space required behind display.
Environmental
Operating temperature: 0° –35° C
Operating humidity: 15 to 80%
Maximum altitude: 2000 m
Physical
Characteristics
Unit: 6”H x 1”W x 4.25”D
Unit Weight: 1.2 lbs.
Shipping: 4.5”H x 19.3”W x 9.5”D
Shipping Weight: 6.4 lbs
Certifications
FCC, CE
Warranty
One (1) year warranty –parts and labor

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2.6 DX Dual Camera Module Parts List
The following table describes the DX Dual Camera Module package
Table 5: DX Dual Camera Module Parts List
2.7 DX Dual Camera Module Front View
The following figure shows the DX Dual Camera Module from the front, both with mounting arm attached
with the cover off, and with the cover on.
Figure 3: DX Dual Camera Module Front View
2.8 DX Dual Camera Module Rear View
The following figure shows the ports and mounting ball located at the rear of the camera
Figure 4: DX Camera Module Rear View
Part Number
Description
AEDX-P10 /
AEDX-P11
DX Dual Camera Module w/ Mount
AEXX-HSI2
Two (2) High Speed Camera Cables
N/A
7” Mount Arm, 4” Mount Arm
N/A
(1) Hex wrench for rough camera alignment
(1) Hex wrench for fine camera alignment
fine camera alignment

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3. Recommended Room Setup
The Equal-i Image Processor has been designed to fit any room with any table. With that in mind, the
manufacturer has several recommended designs for conference room configuration. Though
recommended, they are not required.
Given the benefits that the Equal-i System offers to a typical conference room, with ability to bring the
most distant participants to the front and improve eye-line amongst participants while still allowing stand-
up capture, there are some things to keep in mind while setting up the room (including but not limited to):
The center of the cameras should be near eye-line of the participants sitting at the table
The shorter the distance from camera to rear of the room will lower the amount of stand-up
capture.
The narrower the table, the greater number of participants able to be captured
Equal-i technology borrows upon several of the inherent limitations with fixed multi-camera conference
room systems. The position of the camera heads (one on top of the other) causes there to be a focal
point within the room, and anything along this seam outside of the focal point will appear to be slightly
disjointed. Due to this, there are two considerations that should be taken during implementation:
It is not recommended to place any participants along the seam.
It is not recommended to place any white boards, logos, or graphics along the back wall that
pass through the seam.
It is recommended to implement in rooms with either no windows, or windows with blackout
blinds/drapes to limit the amount of maintain a consistent amount of light in the room.
See Appendix C for examples of room configurations.
4. System Requirements
Minimum connection hardware for non-soft codec environments will include:
Two (2) displays capable of:
o1080p resolution
overtical HDMI frequencies (fps) between 25 –50Hz or 30-60Hz (depending on requirements
of the applicable country)
orecommended display size of 65” and above
A single codec, capable of
o1080p 25/30 fps input
o1080p video output
o1080p content output at a minimum 30fps framerate
Note: Polycom Group 300 and 500-series codecs require two additional parts to connect an HDMI
device to the main camera HDCI port. Digital Brkout Adaptor (P/N: 3820-68473-001) and mini-
HDCI to HDCI cable (available from Polycom in lengths of: 300mm, 18”, 1m, 3m, 10m).
Minimum connection hardware for soft codec environments will include:
One (1) or Two (2) displays capable of:
o1080p resolution
overtical HDMI frequencies (fps) between 25 –50Hz or 30-60Hz (depending on
requirements of the applicable country)
orecommended display size of 65” and above
One HDMI to USB3 adapter
o1080p 25/30 fps input

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o1080p video output
When taking advantage of the “Immersive Everywhere” feature set, the Equal-i 2S Image Processor will
transmit 1080p 25/30 fps video using both the video and data channel input of your codec. Vidyo codecs
do not currently meet minimum system requirements to send or receive 30fps video over the content
channel.
5. Recommended Codecs
The various operating/framing modes are capable of transmitting video over either the main video
channel only, or over both the video and content channels of a codec. Due to the transmission of a video
signal over the content channel, both require the ability to receive an input of and transmit at a minimum
of 25/30fps. Listed below are codecs that have been tested by Array Telepresence to meet this
requirement:
Cisco
Note: Due to the placement of the IR receiver in the Cisco camera, the Equal-i system will necessitate the
deployment of an IR repeater or Touch Panel for codec control.
TelePresence C40
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
TelePresence C60
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
TelePresence C90
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
TelePresence SX20
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
TelePresence SX80
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
Lifesize
Icon 600
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –DVI-I (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable)
Icon 800
oVideo1 Input –DVI-I (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable)
oVideo2 Input –DVI-I (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable)
Polycom
Note: Due to the placement of the IR receiver in the Polycom camera, the Equal-i system will necessitate
the deployment of an IR repeater or Touch Panel for codec control.
Group 310
oVideo1 Input –Digital HDCI (Requires Polycom DBA - P/N: 7200-68524-125)
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
Group 500
oVideo1 Input –Digital HDCI (Requires Polycom DBA - P/N: 7200-68524-125)
oVideo2 Input –HDMI
Group 700
oVideo1 Input –HDMI
oVideo2 Input –HDMI

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Starleaf
GTMini 3330
oVideo1 Input –HDMI (Requires HDMI scan converter to transform image to 720p)
oVideo2 Input –DVI-I (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable and HDMI scan converter to
transform image to 720p)
Vidyo
VidyoRoom HD-230
oVideo1 Input –DVI-D (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable)
oVideo2 Input –DVI-D (Requires DVI HDMI Conversion cable)
6. Initial Setup
Initial setup is defined as the setup of the Image Processor, connecting the Image Processor to the
network, installation of the Equal-i Control App, mounting and alignment of the camera. Follow the steps
below, in order, to complete initial setup. Note that not all steps are permanent for final integration,
however are necessary for alignment of the fixed cameras.
Before Initial Setup begins, please send an email to [e-mail] with the following
specifications to ensure that your room environment will be compatible:
Completed Installation Certification Site Survey (found in Appendix D)
Room dimensions
Table dimensions
Display size and height from floor
Distance from the displays to the edge of the table
Distance from the walls to the table
6.1 Equal-i 2S Image Processor
WARNING: Be sure that the Image Processor is unplugged when connecting/disconnecting
camera cables
1. Place the Image Processor in a location that is close to both a power receptacle and within range
of the displays such that the high speed camera cables are able to reach.
Note: A Wall Mount Bracket (P/N: AEXX-PWK1) is included with the Equal-i Image Processor to
allow for mounting directly to the wall behind or next to the displays.
2. Attach one end of an Ethernet cable to the Image Processor. The other end should be connected
to a Windows PC.
3. Connect the power cord/adapter to the Image Processor
4. After approximately 15 seconds the Image Processor should be connected to your PC. The
default settings are:
Static IP: Enabled
IP Address: 192.168.1.234
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
Device Name: ArrayEquali.
6.2 Windows Equal-i Control App
With the Equal-i Control Application, Professional A/V integrators are able to set up the Image Processor
for use on company networks as well as configure the camera settings.
The network settings include:

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Static IP –allows for the network to assign IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses
DHCP –allows for the manual assignment of IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses
Beacon Name –When discovering the Image Processor via the Conference Room selector
within the Control Application, this is the name by which it can be found.
MAC Address –displays the mac address of the Ethernet chip
Each camera of the DX Dual Camera Module is controlled independently. These settings include:
Color Saturation –allows for adjustment to the intensity of color displayed
White Balance –adjusts the image for more natural colors
Gain –works in tandem with Brightness Control to adjust the amount of light in the image
Brightness –works in tandem with Gain to adjust the amount of light in the image
Gamma –adjusts the gamma higher or lower based on the requirements of the room
X/Y Axis Fine Adjustment –allows for slight horizontal and vertical adjustments to the image
The User Interface is simple, in that the end user will only need to access the ON/OFF button, the
Remote and Local Framing Options, and the Conference Room Selector.
6.2.1 Windows Equal-i Control App Download
Take the following steps to download the Equal-i Control App to your Windows 7 (or higher) PC:
1. Make sure your PC is connected to your Wi-Fi network
2. Get the Equal-i Control App for Windows here:
https://arraytelepresence.com/exe/Equal-i%20Control.exe
3. Launch the Equal-i Control App
Once the app is launched, you will be on the Home screen. From here you can access the
Conference Room selector at the top, the Main Menu in the top left, or the Sending/Receiving
framing options at the bottom.
6.2.2 Connecting to the Equal-i Image Processor
Take the following steps to connect to the Image Processor in the room
1. Once the Equal-i Control App has been launched, click on the Conference Room ( ) icon in
the top right. All available Image Processors on the network will be found and selectable through
this menu.
2. Select the Image Processor to which you would like to connect. The factory default name of the
Image Processor is ArrayEquali.
Note: If you are unable to detect the Image Processor in the list, ensure that it is connected to
the network switch and powered on. In order for the Image Processor to be automatically
displayed in the list, it MUST exist on the same network to which the Equal-i Control App is
connected. If it is not on same network/subnetwork as the Windows PC, you can manually add
the IP Address of the Image Processor. Alternatively, see Section 4.2.4 for manual network
configuration.
3. Once selection is made, you will be taken back to the app Home screen.
6.2.3 Settings Menu
Take the following steps to access the Settings Menu of the Equal-i Control App:
1. Click on the Menu ( ) icon at the top left of the app home screen
2. Select Settings

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3. Access the Settings screen by entering the password: ATEQi2S!
Note: Do not share this password with the end user, as this is an administrator-level area of the
app.
4. The default tab within the Settings Menu is LAN. From here you can configure the Ethernet
settings of the Image Processor.
5. Click the Save button once the network settings have been configured. In order to make the
settings go into effect, the Image Processor must be rebooted. You can do this by clicking on the
Back button in the top left of the screen, then choosing Menu > Reboot.
Note: It will take approximately 10-15 seconds for the Image Processor to reboot.
6. If your network settings were adjusted, go into the Conference Room ( ) menu to re-select
your Image Processor.
6.2.4 Manual Network Configuration
In the event that the Equal-i Control App is unable to connect to the Image Processor through
the company network, you can connect directly to it with a laptop. Follow the below steps to
connect with a Windows-based computer and alter the network settings:
1. Open the Network and Sharing Center from within Control Panel
2. Click on Change Adapter Settings in the top right of the Network and Sharing Center
3. Right-click on the Ethernet adapter and choose Properties
4. Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
5. Configure with the following settings:
IP Address: 192.168.1.10
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway:192.168.1.1
Note: DNS information is not required
6. Click OK
7. Launch a telnet client (i.e. Windows, PuTTY, TeraTerm, etc)
8. Configure the telnet client to connect with the following telnet IP & Port:
IP: 192.168.1.234
Port: 2000
9. Once connected, you will be prompted for a password. The factory default password is:
ATEquali
Note: For security purposes, the default password is able to be changed. Please refer
to the Telnet Command Appendix for further information.
10. You can use the below commands to alter the network IP address of the Image
Processor. When the session is complete, the telnet session can be closed –no further
action is required.
:LANIPADDR=<IP address value>
This command sets the IP address of the wired Ethernet port on the Image Processor.
The IP address must be an IPv4 address formatted in the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format. A
valid IP address must be specified. The new IP address will not have any effect on the
current session’s LAN configuration. In order for the change to take effect two things
must occur: 1) the user LAN configuration must be saved with the :SAVELAN!
command, and 2) the Image Processor must be rebooted manually or with the
:RESET! command.
IP Address Value
Must be specified in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format
Read value
:LANIPADDR? <cr>

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Write value
:LANIPADDR= <new value> <cr>
:LANIPMASK=<Subnet Mask Value>
This command sets the IP address mask of the wired Ethernet port on the Image
Processor. The IP mask must be an IPv4 mask formatted in the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
format. A valid IP mask must be specified. The new mask setting will not have any
effect on the current session’s LAN configuration. In order for the change to take effect
two things must occur: 1) the user LAN configuration must be saved with the
:SAVELAN! command, and 2) the Image Processor must be rebooted manually or with
the :RESET! command.
:LANIPGATE=<Gateway Value>
This command sets the IP gateway address of the wired Ethernet port on the Image
Processor. The gateway address must be an IPv4 address formatted in the
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format. A valid IP address must be specified. The new gateway
address setting will not have any effect on the current session’s LAN configuration. In
order for the change to take effect two things must occur: 1) the user LAN configuration
must be saved with the :SAVELAN! command, and 2) the Image Processor must be
rebooted manually or with the :RESET! command.
IP Gateway Address
Must be specified in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format
Read value
:LANIPGATE? <cr>
Write value
:LANIPGATE= <new value> <cr>
:LANDHCP=<value>
This command enables or disables the use of DHCP for the Image Processor. When
DHCP is enabled and the unit is connected to a network with a DHCP server, it will
request an IP address from the DHCP server. When DHCP is disabled, the Image
Processor unit will use its assigned static IP address. The DHCP setting will not have
any effect on the current session’s LAN configuration. In order for the change to take
effect two things must occur: 1) the user LAN configuration must be saved with the
:SAVELAN! command, and 2) the Image Processor must be rebooted manually or with
the :RESET! command.
DHCP value
0=DHCP Disabled
1=DHCP Enabled
Read value
:LANDHCP <cr>
Write value
:LANDHCP= <new value> <cr>
:SAVELAN!
This command saves IP address, IP mask, gateway address, and DHCP status for the
LAN port on the Image Processor. Current values are written to non-volatile memory.
They will take effect the next time the Image Processor is booted.
:RESET!
IP Address Mask Value
Must be specified in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format
Read value
:LANIPMASK? <cr>
Write value
:LANIPMASK= <new value> <cr>

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This command resets the Image Processor, which is similar to cycling power. All
systems are re-initialized.
Once manual configuration is complete, connect the Image Processor to the company network
and attempt to access it via the Conference Room selector. If the Windows PC and the Image
Processor exist on separate subnets, you can manually add the IP address of the Image
Processor within the Conference Room selector.
6.3 DX Dual Camera Module
Once the Equal-i Image Processor has been configured and accessible on the network, take the following
steps to install the DX Dual Camera Module
WARNING: Be sure that the Image Processor is unplugged when connecting/disconnecting
camera cables
1. Once the camera has been removed from the box, adjust the mounting arm so that each angle is
roughly 30/150.
2. Tighten the lock screws so that the clamps will not pivot freely.
3. To maintain proper eye line with the remote party, the center of the camera should be 43% from
the top of first pixel line of the display.
4. Place a piece of masking tape on the right-hand side of the left display to mark this location. Be
sure to place the tape on the screen and not the bezel of the display.
5. If wall mounted, remove both displays from the wall so that the rear can be accessed. Brace the
display so that it is safely vertical to the floor.
6. Hold the camera so that it is square to the display in a position such that the center of the two
cameras are center to the tape on the display. Do not adhere the camera to the display.
7. Determine a flat location on the back of the display for the mounting plate.
Note: The arm mount can be rotated up or down to find the best location. Included with the
camera is an optional alternate 4” mount in the event that the 7” mount is too long. Should there
be no location on the rear of the current (left) display, consider using the other (right) display to
mount the camera.
8. Using a pencil, mark an outline onto the back of the display where the mounting plate will be
adhered.
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Note: Adhere it to the same display onto which the mounting plate will be located. Note that only
one side of the tape should be removed. Do not adhere the camera to the bezel of both right and
left display.
10. With the blade flush against the side of the display bezel, place the camera adhesive firmly
against the front of the display, holding it in place for 30 seconds.
11. Remove the film from the back of the tape located on the back of the mounting plate.
12. Place the mounting plate firmly against the rear of the display on the pencil mark noted in Step 8,
holding it in place for 30 seconds.
13. Tighten both clamps.
14. Return the display with the attached camera back to its permanent location.
15. Place the Image Processor in a location that is close to both a power receptacle and within range
of the displays such that the high speed camera cables are able to reach.
Note: The optional Wall Mount Bracket (P/N: AEXX-PWK1) is included with the Equal-i Image
Processor to allow for mounting directly to the wall behind the display or to the display mount
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16. Connect the provided High Speed Camera Cables to the CAM1 and CAM2 ports on the camera
assembly and Image Processor.
17. Connect the Image Processor in loopback, to be used only for the duration of the camera
alignment process:
a. Connect an HDMI cable from the Transmit CODEC 1 port to the Receive CODEC 1 port
on the Image Processor.
b. Connect an HDMI cable from the Transmit CODEC 2 port to the Receive CODEC 2 port
on the Image Processor.
c. Connect and HDMI cable from the left display to the Display 1 port on the Image
Processor
d. Connect and HDMI cable from the right display to the Display 2 port on the Image
Processor
18. Power on the display and Image Processor
19. Using the Equal-i Control App, choose Equal-i Room, then Video+Content ( ).
This will put ensure that the two cameras are matched onto a single screen to begin alignment.
20. Perform rough camera alignment of the camera by turning the knurled adjustment rod to move
the attached ball joints closer or further away –thus rotating the camera horizontally from left to
right. Continue this until the rear center of the table is centered in the displays.
Tip: Place an object at the end of the table, in the center, to which you can align the display(s).
21. Gently return the remaining display to its permanent location.
Tip: Be sure the display rests against the camera blade to maintain minimum display separation.
22. Connect an HDMI cable from the Transmit CODEC 2 port on the Image Processor to the right
display (use Transmit CODEC 1 if the left display was used).
23. Perform fine camera alignment using the alignment screws on the camera with the supplied hex
wrench. This is done individually for each camera.
Note: For optimal vertical alignment, align the cameras to the center top edge of the back of the
table, farthest from the camera.
24. Perform digital camera alignment using the Android app or telnet API commands for the
Immersive Mode and Immersive Everywhere Modes.
25. Once camera alignment is complete, SAVE settings
26. Power off the Image Processor
27. Place the Camera Cover onto the camera unit
Note: Once the Image Processor has been connected to the codec and powered back on, use the
Equal-i Control App to perform digital alignment (if necessary) from the Settings menu. Reference section
7.3.2 in this Guide for further instruction. Be aware that the Horizontal and Vertical pan settings within the
app will only apply to the current framing mode. Be sure to cycle through the different framing modes to
ensure that alignment is properly set for each framing mode.
7. Final Configuration
Once initial setup is complete, the HDMI cables must be moved to their permanent location. Reference
Appendix E for cabling diagrams.
WARNING: Be sure that the Image Processor is unplugged when connecting/disconnecting any
cables
1. Connect Transmit CAM 1 to the Cam 1 port on the camera using supplied HDMI cables.
2. Connect Transmit CAM 2 to the Cam 2 port on the camera using supplied HDMI cables.
3. Connect Transmit CODEC 1 to the camera input on the codec.
4. Connect Transmit CODEC 2 to the data input on the codec.
5. Connect Receive CODEC 1 to the Monitor/Display Out on the codec.