Lightware VINX-120-HDMI-ENC User manual
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
VINX-110-HDMI-DEC
VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC
VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT
User’s Manual
AV Over IP Multimedia Extender
v2.3 12-03-2021
VINX-1x0-HDMI Extenders – User's Manual 2
Important Safety Instructions
Class II apparatus construction.
The equipment should be operated only from the power source
indicated on the product.
To disconnect the equipment safely from power, remove the power
cord from the rear of the equipment, or from the power source. The
MAINS plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device
shall remain readily operable.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside of the unit. Removal of the
cover will expose dangerous voltages. To avoid personal injury, do not
remove the cover. Do not operate the unit without the cover installed.
The appliance must be safely connected to multimedia systems.
Follow instructions described in this manual.
Ventilation
For the correct ventilation and to avoid overheating ensure enough
free space around the appliance. Do not cover the appliance, let the
ventilation holes free and never block or bypass the ventilators (if any).
WARNING
To prevent injury, the apparatus is recommended to securely attach to
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that
be placed on the apparatus.
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responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material
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environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact their
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This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for
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2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW.....................................................................12
2.1. VINX-120-HDMI-ENC....................................................................13
2.2. VINX-110-HDMI-DEC ....................................................................13
2.3. VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC ...............................................................14
2.4. VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT .......................................................15
2.5. VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC ...............................................................16
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3. INSTALLATION...............................................................................20
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3.1.2. Rack Shelf Mounting ....................................................................... 21
3.1.3. UD-kit Mounting............................................................................... 22
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10.1.1. VINX Basic Series..........................................................................
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1. Introduction VINX-1x0-HDMI Extenders – User's Manual 6
1
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Lightware’s VINX Video Network Extender devices. In
important features in the below listed sections:
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1.1. Description
extend HDMI video from a local source to a remote sink. The Encoder and Decoder devices connect either
via a direct CATx cable connection or through a Gigabit Ethernet Switch in between. The maximum delivery
distance can reach up to 100 m with minimal latency and employing a quality, proprietary wavelet transform
based image compression.
and dynamic (DHCP) IP address settings. Pre-programmed factory EDID presets and user EDIDs are stored
in the Encoder. DIP switches serve quick manual setting for device pairing over the network, a quick and
on the receiver side and videos can be freely cropped.
VINX AP-series
The VINX 'AP-series’ is the second generation of the VINX family. These products extend the features of the
over SFP modules. Furthermore, the devices can be powered over Ethernet (PoE).
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT
This variant contains a special module that allows de-embedding the audio
of the incoming HDMI signal and transmitting as a 2-channel Dante® or
Dante®
Audio Output Interface section.
Compatible Devices
The VINX AP-series devices are compatible with the VINX-120-HDMI-ENC and VINX-110-HDMI-DEC (basic
VINX) devices. Please note that certain features are not available when mixing VINX-AP and basic VINX
devices:
* VGA is available in VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC model only.
** In VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT model only.
See more details in the Model Comparison section.
Basic series AP series
Video input port HDMI HDMI, VGA *
Analog audio (de)embedding
Return audio (mono) – in unicast mode
Dante®or AES67 audio de-embedding **
Network interface
Powering modes local local, PoE
Model Denomination
About the Serial Number
following:
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT
Extender
type Dante® audio breakout
A: Analog audio support
P: PoE support
2x video
outputs
1x video
input
Decoder: input video signal type
Encoder: output video signal type
7A000941
7=2017
8=2018
9=2019
A=2020
B=2021
C=2022
D=2023
E=2024
F=2025
6-digit running sequence number
Month of the manufacturing:
Year of the manufacturing:
(3-9, A-Y)
1: Jan
2: Feb
3: Mar
4: Apr
5: May
6: Jun
7: Jul
8: Aug
9: Sep
A: Oct
B: Nov
C: Dec
1. Introduction VINX-1x0-HDMI Extenders – User's Manual 8
1.2. Box Contents
The assembling of certain accessories can be found in the Mounting Options section.
Supplied accessories Optional accessories
Safety and
Warranty
Info
Quick
Start
Guide
Decoder device
Safety and
warranty info,
adaptor
12 DC
adaptor
Mounting
screws
2 pcs.
Infrared
transmitter unit
Infrared receiver
unit
VESA-100
compatible
mounting adaptor
UD-kit UD-kit double 1U high rack shelf
Powered
rackmount cage
VINX-110-HDMI-DEC --
VINX-120-HDMI-ENC - -
VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC - -- - -
VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC - - - - -
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC - - - - -
VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT - - - - -
1. Introduction
1.3. Model Comparison
Enclosure
width
Power supply
input Inputs Outputs Control ports
DC
12V
DC PoE
HDMI VGA AV input Analog
audio
Micro-
phone HDMI AV output Dante®
audio
Analog
audio
RS-232 IR
IN
IR
OUT
USB
type-A
USB
mini-B
USB
type-B
RJ12
VINX-
120-HDMI-ENC -- - - - - - - - - - - - ---
VINX-
110-HDMI-DEC -- - - - ---- - - - - - -- -
VINX-
120AP-HDMI-ENC -- - - - - - - - - - -
VINX-
120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT -- - - - - - - - - -
VINX-
210AP-HDMI-ENC -- - - - - - - - - - -
VINX-
110AP-HDMI-DEC -- - - - - - ----- -
1. Introduction VINX-1x0-HDMI Extenders – User's Manual 10
1.4. Features of the Device
Video Wall Application
The VINX devices can be arranged to a Video wall up to 8x8 Display devices. The displayed
video can be the same on each display, one image enlarged to all the sinks, or the mixture of
these.
Supporting 4K Resolution
1 Gigabit network with very low latency.
3D Signal Support
The extenders support the transmission of 3D content in 'Side-by-side' and 'Top-to-bottom'
modes.
Advanced EDID Management
The user can emulate any EDID on the inputs independently, read out and store any attached
ENC
DEC
Local HDMI Output
A display device can be connected to the Encoder for local signal checking. The port carries
the same video as the transmitted signal.
Frame Detector and Signal Analysis
The exact video and audio signal format can be determined such as timing, frequencies, scan
mode, HDCP encryption, color range, color space and audio sample rate.
Image Adjustment
Decoder side and videos can be freely cropped.
Built-in Website
device.
USB Extension
KVM extension for USB HID (Human Interface Devices, e.g. keyboard, mouse, presenter) and
Mass Storage devices (Flash drive, Hard drive).
RS-232 Serial Data Transmission
Transparent serial data transmission is available between the endpoints: Encoder and
Decoder devices.
1.5. Further Features of the AP-series
DIFFERENCE:Below mentioned features refer to the VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC, VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC
and VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC models only.
Analog Video Support
The extra VGA input port allows connecting analog video which is converted to digital signal.
Analog Audio Support
External analog audio signal can embedded in the video stream at the Encoder side and can
be de-embedded at the Decoder side.
SFP Module Support
The devices can be connected to the network switch over SFP modules.
Remote Power (PoE)
The devices can be Powered over Ethernet (according to IEEE 802.3af) by a compatible power
source equipment.
Return Audio for a Microphone
Mono input port for a microphone from the Decoder towards the Encoder when the extender-
pair is used in Unicast mode. Includes a 20 dB gain in the signal path.
The audio of the HDMI signal can be transmitted as a 2-channel Dante® or AES67 source
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1.6. Typical Applications
Video Wall Application (Multicast Mode)
Simple Signal Extension (Unicast Mode)
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Product Overview
output ports, connectors, status LEDs and front panel button functions.
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2.1. VINX-120-HDMI-ENC
Front and Rear View
WARNING!Always use the supplied 5V power adaptor. Warranty void if damage occurs due to use of a
different power source.
1 3 4 52
96 7 q8
1Status LEDs See the section.
2Mode Button Short press: switching between Video and Graphics modes.
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
3HDMI Output Port
4DIP Switch
DIP Switch section.
5AV Output Port
6DC 5V Input
7RS-232 Port RJ12 connector for transparent serial communication (point-to-point
or point-to-multi point).
8USB Port Mini B-type connector for USB pass-through (IP KVM) application.
9HDMI Input Port Video port for DVI or HDMI signal.
qIR Output Port
2.2. VINX-110-HDMI-DEC
Front and Rear View
1 2 34 5
86 7 9
1Status LEDs See thesection.
2Connect Button Short press: acquire USB connection (this is required only in Multicast
mode)
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
3HDMI Output Port HDMI output to a sink device.
4DIP Switch
DIP Switch section.
5AV Input Port
6DC 5V Input
7RS-232 Port RJ12 connector for transparent serial communication (point-to-point
or point-to-multi point).
8USB Ports USB 1.1 and 2.0 compatible A-type ports for transmitting USB HID
and mass storage devices. USB 1.1 port can be used for changing
the video stream by a keyboard, see the Keyboard Shortcuts section.
9IR Input Port
2. Product Overview
2.3. VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC
Front View
1 2 3 74 5 6
1Status LEDs See the section.
2RS-232 Port
or point-to-multi point).
3IR Output Port
4DIP Switch
5Audio Select button Press the button to toggle between the following modes:
Auto HDMI Analog audio
6Compression Mode
Button
Short press: switching between the Video and Graphics modes.
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
7HDMI Output For a local sink device (mirrored from the AV output).
Rear View
1 5 6 7
2 3 4
1Reset Button Reboots the device.
2AV Input Ports
Please note that SFP module is not supplied
with the device.
3HDMI Input Port Video port for DVI or HDMI signal.
4USB Port B-Type connector for USB pass-through application (e.g. for connecting
the Encoder to a computer).
5Audio Input Port For unbalanced analog audio signal.
6Audio Output Port Presenting the audio signal coming from the Audio input port of the
connected Encoder. This feature is available only in Unicast mode and if
the Analog audio input is selected as an audio source on the Encoder.
7DC 12V Input 12V DC input for local power supply.
2. Product Overview
Rear View
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3 4 5
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transmitted as a 2-channel Dante® or AES67 source. Applied cable shall
2Reset Button Reboots the device.
3AV Input Ports
Please note that SFP module is not supplied
with the device.
4HDMI Input Port Video port for DVI or HDMI signal.
5USB Port B-Type connector for USB pass-through application (e.g. for connecting
the Encoder to a computer).
6Audio Input Port For unbalanced analog audio signal.
7Audio Output Port Presenting the audio signal coming from the Audio input port of the
connected Encoder. This feature is available only in Unicast mode and if
the Analog audio input is selected as an audio source on the Encoder.
8DC 12V Input 12V DC input for local power supply.
2.4. VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC-DNT
Front View
1 2 3 74 5 6
1Status LEDs See the section.
2RS-232 Port
or point-to-multi point).
3IR Output Port
4DIP Switch
5Audio Select button Press the button to toggle between the following modes:
Auto HDMI Analog audio
6Compression Mode
Button
Short press: switching between the Video and Graphics modes.
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
7HDMI Output For a local sink device (mirrored from the AV output).
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2.5. VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC
Front View
1 2 3 4 5 6
1Status LEDs See the section.
2RS-232 Port
or point-to-multi point).
3IR Output Port
4DIP Switch
5AV Select Button Press the button to toggle between the following modes:
Auto HDMI+Embedded audio
HDMI+Analog audio
VGA+Analog audio
See more details in the Front Panel Buttons section.
6Compression Mode
Button
Short press: switching between the Video and Graphics modes.
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
Rear View
1 6 7 8
2 3 4 5
1Reset Button Reboots the device.
2AV Input Ports
Please note that SFP module is not supplied
with the device.
3HDMI Input Port Video port for DVI or HDMI signal.
4USB Port B-Type connector for USB pass-through application (e.g. for connecting
the Encoder to a computer).
5VGA Input Port Video port for analog VGA signal on VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC.
6Audio Input Port For unbalanced analog audio signal.
7Audio Output Port Presenting the audio signal coming from the Audio input port of the
connected Encoder. This feature is available only in Unicast mode and if
the Analog audio input is selected as an audio source on the Encoder.
8DC 12V Input 12V DC input for local power supply.
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2.6. VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC
Front View
1 2 3 74 5 6
1Status LEDs See the section.
2RS-232 Port
or point-to-multi point).
3IR Input Port
4DIP Switch
5USB Connect Button Short press: acquire USB connection (this is required only in Multicast
mode).
Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
6Audio Set Button Short press: the analog audio output volume is increased by 10%.
Long press
set to 0%.
7USB Ports USB 1.1 and 2.0 compatible A-type ports for transmitting USB HID and
mass storage devices. USB 1.1 port can be used for changing the video
stream by a keyboard, see the Keyboard Shortcuts section.
Rear View
WARNING!
microphone. Thus it is not suitable for dynamic microphones which do not contain isolation or an
impedance matching transformer. (Danger of damage of the microphone.)
1 4 5 6
2 3
1Reset Button Reboots the device.
2AV Input Ports
Please note that SFP module is not supplied
with the device.
3HDMI Output HDMI output to a sink device on VINX-120AP-HDMI-DEC.
4MIC Input Port Mono input port for a microphone including +20 dB gain in the signal
path.
5Audio Output Port Presenting the audio signal coming from the Audio input port of the
connected Encoder. This feature is available only in Unicast mode and if
the Analog audio input is selected as an audio source on the Encoder.
6DC 12V Input 12V DC input for local power supply.
2. Product Overview VINX-1x0-HDMI Extenders – User's Manual 18
2.7. Front Panel LEDs
INFO:
POWER LED
▪OFF: the device is not powered.
▪BLINKING: booting is in progress.
▪ON: the device is powered on.
VIDEO LED
▪OFF: there is no network connection.
▪BLINKING: the device is connected to a network but there is no video stream in progress.
▪ON: the device is connected to a network and video stream is in progress.
USB LED (only in Decoders)
▪OFF: there is no USB transmission between the Encoder and the Decoder.
▪ON: the USB transmission is active between the Encoder and the Decoder.
POWER and VIDEO LEDs (only in Encoders)
▪BLINKING together: there is a Video Stream ID clash in the network, e.g. another Encoder is set to the
same Video Stream ID.
2.8. RJ45 LEDs
Left LED, Green Right LED, Yellow
Activity
LED state Left LED Right LED Function
Off Off No power
Solid green Solid red Dante is booting
Blinking green Solid green Slave with sync
(normal operation)
Blinking green Blinking green Clock master
(normal operation)
Blinking green Blinking red Acquiring clock sync
(normal operation)
Alternating
Alternating
Identify
(blinking for 6 seconds)
Blinking red Blinking red Dante fail safe
Blinking amber Blinking amber Device is upgrading
2. Product Overview
2.9. Front Panel Buttons
Audio Select Button #button
Toggle between the following modes:
Auto: the Analog audio input port is selected when a plug is connected.
Mode and Compression Mode Buttons
▪Short press: switching between the Movie and Graphics modes.
▪Long press (more, than 10 seconds): reset to factory default settings.
available in the Encoder:
▪Movie mode
the available bandwidth. If the bandwidth is decreased the image quality will be lower, but the video
streaming is continuous.
▪Graphics mode
bandwidth is decreased the image quality does not change, but frame drop may appear.
The setting has an affect when the available bandwidth is less than required.
AV Select Button
Toggle between the following modes:
▪Auto mode:
input. If sync is lost for at least 3 seconds, it will be switched over to the other source. No automatic
switch back to the original input takes place when the signal is restored.
Connect and USB Connect Buttons
is necessary only in Multicast mode; when Unicast mode is active the assignment is arranged
automatically.
Audio Set Button
▪Short press: the analog audio output volume is increased by 10%.
▪Long pressthe analog audio output volume is set to 0%.
AUDIO
SELECT
Auto HDMI Analog audio
Auto HDMI+Embedded audio
HDMI+Analog audio
VGA+Analog audio
USB
CONNECT
AUDIO
SET
(VOLUME)
2.10. DIP Switch
switch values can be found in the DIP Switch States section; please see the examples below:
#led #dipswitch #videostreamid #streamid
DIP Switch State Video Stream ID
DipSwitch value
Set by Value
8-4-2-1
VIDEO
STREAM ID
1 2 3 4
ON DIP see the
built-in web 0x0
8-4-2-1
VIDEO
STREAM ID
1 2 3 4
ON DIP 1 0x1
8-4-2-1
VIDEO
STREAM ID
1 2 3 4
ON DIP 8 0x8
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Installation
The chapter is about the installation of the device and connecting to other
appliances, presenting also the mounting options and further assembly steps.
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