West Pond Enterprises FlexStream MX-GS200 User manual

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User Guide
West Pond Enterprises
FlexStream MX-GS200 & RX-WP100
Multiplexer –Broadcast Network Manager& Managed Receiver
December 15, 2015, V1.5
Provided by:

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Table of Contents
1 Revision History ..........................................................................................................................4
2 Related documentation...............................................................................................................4
3 Overview....................................................................................................................................6
4 Products & Services.....................................................................................................................7
4.1 MX-GS200 ...........................................................................................................................7
4.2 Md-WP100..........................................................................................................................7
4.3 RX-WP100...........................................................................................................................8
4.4 FlexDK SDK..........................................................................................................................9
4.5 FlexDM remote management.............................................................................................10
5 Quick setup...............................................................................................................................10
6 Management ............................................................................................................................11
6.1 MX-GS200 LEDs .................................................................................................................11
6.2 Factory defaults.................................................................................................................11
6.2.1 Web UI.......................................................................................................................11
6.3 Software updates...............................................................................................................11
6.4 Remote access...................................................................................................................12
7 Diagnosing installation problems................................................................................................12
7.1.1 It’s dead Jim...............................................................................................................12
7.1.2 No video on TV...........................................................................................................12
8 FlexStream Receiver..................................................................................................................13
8.1 Tuning...............................................................................................................................13
8.2 Display support..................................................................................................................13
8.3 Software updates...............................................................................................................13
9 File Carousels............................................................................................................................13
9.1 Enabling your device..........................................................................................................13
9.2 File targeting and paths......................................................................................................13
10 Notes....................................................................................................................................14
10.1 ATSC compatible streams...................................................................................................14
11 ....................................................................................................................................................15
12 How to I access the MX-GS200 management web page?..........................................................16

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13 What version of software am I running? .................................................................................16
14 How do I update the software on my MX-GS200?....................................................................17
15 How do I re-order the channels in my channel map? ...............................................................18
16 What is managed mode and how do I use it? ..........................................................................18
17 How do I return my receiver to un-managed mode?................................................................20
18 What is un-managed mode?...................................................................................................20
19 I forgot the IP address configuration of the MX-GS200? ...........................................................20
20 How do I stream files onto a new channel?.............................................................................21
21 How much file storage is available? ........................................................................................22

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1RevisionHistory
Date
Version
By
Description
5/14/13
V0.0
sdh
Initial draft for demo use.
7/9/2013
V0.2
sdh
Ready for review, sans Receiver
7/9/2013
V0.1.8
sdh
Integrated bus dev feedback.
11/18/2013
V0.1.9
sdh
Updated receiverinfo
6/18/2014
V1.0
sdh
Released
1/15/2015
V1.1
sdh
Addingstreamer functionality
9/2/2015
V1.2
Sdh
Adding Flex-DK information
9/22/2015
V1.3
Sdh
Update certificate info
9/23/2015
V1.4
Sdh
Minor edits/clarifications
12/15/2015
V1.5
Sdh
Correct product names.
2Related documentation
Date
Version
By
Description

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Figure 1

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3Overview
The MX-GS200 combines A/V programming, digitalsignage data, device commands & controls, and
other content onto a single Multi-program MPEGTransport Stream (MPTS) for distribution over coax or
wireless networks. The input streams are eithergenerated by the MX-GS200 streamer/data carousels or
provided as an input to the MX-GS200 over the gigabit Ethernet connections. As shown in Figure 1, the
output of the MX-GS200 is modulated onto a single carrierfrequency and combined with other signals
on the RF network where it is delivered to TVs, computers, the RX-WP100digital signage receiver, and
other Flex-DK enabled devices. The integrated broadcast quality multiplexer ensures A/V compatibility
with consumer and commercial TVs.
Broadcast transports, such as satellite, terrestrial TV, and cable TV distribute one transport stream per
broadcast frequency. Devices that create transport streams typically create one audio/video (A/V)
program per transport stream. A multiplexer, such as the one in the MX-GS200, can combine multiple
transport streams containing one A/V program into one transport stream containing many A/V
programs, thus enablingthe distribution of multiple A/V programs in asingle frequency. This increases
the program distribution capability of the satellite, cable, orterrestrial broadcast transports.
A programstream within the MPTS can also contain one or more streams of data. Data streamscan be
used to deliver files to enabled receivers. The RX-WP100receives commands, configuration, software
updates, display controls,and digital signage content usinga datastream. The FlexDK SDK can be
integrated into TVs, computers, orother embedded devices to enablefile reception and other features.
Broadcast transports, such as cable and terrestrial TV, are used distribute programming in stadiums,
hotels, hospitals, houses of worship, large retail stores, apartment buildings, education facilities and
commercial office space. All of these venuescan take advantage of the MX-GS200 features.
The multiplexer input streams cancome from a numberof sources that support the MPEG2 Transport
Stream as an output. This includes:
Commercial media players such as those from BrightSign®
Video capture devices which capture HDMI or VGA images and convert to a transport stream.
I.e. Epiphan VGA/DVI Broadcaster
Digital video encoders both professionaland consumer
Personal computersoftware suchas VLC or ffmpeg
Data from othermultiplexers.
These streams enter multiplexer over the gigabit Ethernet ports using the UDP or UDP RTP protocols.
The MPTS output can be USB or Ethernet. It can be consumed directly by LAN based computers, IPTV
set top boxes, or network TVs, or delivered to TVs or traditional broadcast receivers when output to a
modulator.
When usingtraditional broadcast receivers, the MPTS must be encoded, signaled, and modulated so as
to be compatible with the receiving equipment. For example, the ATSC transport cannot exceed 19.29
mb/s, the videomustbe MPEG2 encoded, the audio AC3format, and PSIP signaling mustbe included.

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The mux can be configured tobe compatible withmost of the common broadcast and cable transports.
The input streams must be encoded properly and the sumof the data rates should not exceed the
available bandwidth. When possible, the MX-GS200will warn the userof incompatibilities.
4Products & Services
4.1 MX-GS200
The MX-GS200 provides all of the signaling, multiplexing,
content streaming, and data carousels necessary to create a
complete broadcast transport stream. The compact shelf-
top package includes the following features:
Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports
o1 LAN / 1 WAN
oNATfirewall
Dual USB ports
oUpdate software & configure system with USBcommandsticks
oMd-WP100 Modulator
oAdditional storage
Wi-Fi AP
oAccess Web UI
4 status indicator LEDs
oPower
oMux Streams
oInternet
oTransmitter
WAN and LAN
oNATfirewall
oInternet access to enable FlexDM(WAN)
oStreaming inputs/outputs
oAccess Web UI
TS grooming/monitoring
oRTP and UDP format, auto detect
oMonitors programs streams for errors and over subscriptions
oDTV White Space signaling
oInserts PSIP and DVB-T tables
oRate smoothing
oTime stamping
oCorrects common A/V artifacts
Dimensions
o108mm (L) x 58mm (W) x 24 mm (H)
4.2 Md-WP100
The Md-WP100 (see Figure 1) is a single frequency modulator. Sold as a companion product to the MX-
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connection and outputs a modulated RF signal consisting of one MPTS. This modulatoris both
frequency agile (300MHz –900 MHz) and modulationagile. The table below shows the Transmission
Standards supported.
Transmissionstandard
Support
ATSC –North America Terrestrial
√
QAM –B North America Cable
√
DVB-T Europe Terrestrial
√
DVB-C Cable
√
ISDB-T Japan & Latin America Terrestrial
√
ISDB-C Japan Cable
√
4.3 RX-WP100
The RX-WP100 digital signage receiver
provides L-Barstyle digital signageand display
controls using wired (coax) or wireless
broadcast transports.
Tuner:
oMHz boundaries, 470 - 860 MHz UHF (ATSC, US Cable, DTV-T)
Demodulation:
oATSC / US Cable: 8-VSB, QAM 64, QAM 256
oDVB-T: QPSK, QAM 16, QAM 64
Video decoder:
oMPEG2 & h.264/MPEG-4 AVChigh-profiledecode
Audio decoder:
oAC-3, AAC, MP3
HDMI output 1.3a:
oCommon formats to 1080p, 5' cable included
Status LEDs:
oPower, Fault, Signal, and 4 bar signal strength
Button controls:
oOn screen display on/off
oChannel change/Rescan
TV control:
oDB-9 RS-232 5’ cable and null modem adapter included
Enclosure:
o4" x 4" x 1" aluminum enclosurewithmounting flange
Power:
o< 750 ma @ 5V DC external power supply (optional dual USB powercable)
Operating temperature range:
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West Pondreceivers are designed tooperate as the slave to a host. The Mx -WP200 can host a near
infinite number of receivers. To host a receiver, simply add it to the managed receiverlist. For more
information see the FAQsatthe endof this document.
4.3.1.1 Managed mode
In managed mode the receiverstate iscontrolled by the FlexStreamMultiplexer (akaMX-GS200). A list
of all managed receivers is maintained in the multiplexer. The state of the receiver and its display are
set via the multiplexerWeb UI and aftera short delay the receiverstate reflects those settings.
Managed mode is detected by the receiverduring a channel scan. Channel scan occurs oninitial power
fail, when channel scan is manually restarted, or if channel lock is lost for an extended period of time.
Once detected the scanstops and the device immediately enters managed mode.
Detects managed mode on scan, state is persistent for fast boot
Channel change button is disabled,others buttons disabled as configured
State includes channel, display type, and display RS-232controlled features
oPoweron/off, volume, input, etc.
oCiil, Samsung, Philips, & Sharp displays. More on request.
On screen display foreasy installation
ochannel, content, signal strength, SNR, serial number
Software updatable viabroadcastcontrol channel
L-Bar digital signage
oVideo screen is scaled to allow forL-shaped graphics overlay
4.3.1.2 Degraded mode
If the receiverdoes not detect the host during scan or afterboot it will operate in degraded mode. In
degraded mode the channel map discovered during the scan consists of all channels discovered. The
“CHNL” button of the receiver can be used to cycle through that channel list. If the receiverpower
cycled, only the active channel is persistently stored. No otherchannels are remembered.
Scans frequencies and saves current channel to persistent storage
Afterscan, cycle through channel map with “CHNL” button to detect desired channel.
Display signal information with “info” button
Restart scan with “channel” button (5 seconds)
4.4 FlexDK SDK
The Flex-DK Software DevelopmentKit provides the software, in source code form, necessaryforWest
Pond customers to enable TVs and other devices with broadcast TV tuners with datacasting capabilities.
This open source software is licensed for use with WPTproducts. Each licensee receives a certificate
that is used to enable the MX-GS200 (host) to sign the signaling which enables the FlexDK enabled
device to receive files. The certificate can be installed or deleted on any MX-GS200. Certificates allow
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4.5 FlexDM remote management
Thiswebservice allows you tomanage any of the FlexStream devicesvia the Internet. The MX-GS200
supportsthis feature. The web service isunderconstructionand will be available foruse in the near
future.
5Quick setup
The following steps work for many configurations.
Connect the power and Md-WP100 modulator (if used)
Connect WAN port to DHCP enabled network
oPreferably anetwork with Internet access so as to enable the FlexDMremote
management in the future.
oNote, evaluation units may require access to the internet to function.
By default, the LAN port is isolated (NATfirewall) fromthe WAN port.
oBy default aDHCP service is enabled on the LAN port.
oIf using a networked modulator that is not on the same subnet as the WAN port,
connect this port to that LAN and configure it appropriately.
oThis step is not required if usingthe Md-WP100 modulator.
Connect PC to LAN port or viaWiFi AP (SSID MX-GS200-NNNNNN)
oBrowse to MX-GS200 Web UI: 192.168.1.254 (LAN) // 192.168.1.1 (WiFi)
Configure remaining features as necessary
Scan and Tune yourTV or RX-WP100 device
oBy default a moving West Pond logo will appear as a channel
Enable external streaming video sources to LAN or WAN port
Upload video and create internal channels (See FAQat the end of this document)
Rescan your TV or RX-WP100 to see all channels
Usinga managed receiver
The RX-WP100 can be managed by the MX-GS200. Follow these instructions to add yourreceiverto the
managed device list.
1. Connectthe receiverto the display
2. Connectthe antenna to the receiver
3. Poweron both the receiverandthe display, select the display input appropriately
4. Note the receiverserial number on the on screen display (OSD) XXXXXXXXXXXXX
a. Press the info button if necessary
5. Enter the receiverserial numberon the mux WebUI and set the appropriate state
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6Management
The FlexStream productline core feature is manageability.
6.1 MX-GS200 LEDs
The LEDs represent the state of the hardware andsoftware and can be used toassist in the device
installation as well as to monitor its status.
LED state
Description
Power Off
No power to device
Power LED:
Off: Power to the device is off
On: The device is powered on
Status LED:
Off: System is off or booting
On: System is running normally
Blinking: USB command stick is being processed
Mux LED:
Off: Mux has not initialized (booting or powered off)
On: Mux is receiving and transmitting packets with no errors
Blinking: Mux is oversubscribed or streams errors were detected
Only valid after Status LED is lit.
Modulator LED:
Off: USB modulator has not been detected.
On: USB modulatorhas been detected or aUDP modulatoris in use.
Blinking: Error with modulator
Only valid after Status LED is lit.
6.2 Factory defaults
Factory defaults can be set by holdingthe mode switch down during reboot. (Not implemented in
release 1.11)
6.2.1 Web UI
The Web UI of the MX-GS200 is fundamentally self-explainable and changes with each releaseit is
therefore not documented in this userguide. The default user/password for the MX-GS200 is
administrator/admin.
6.3 Software updates
The FlexStream Multiplexersupports software updates viathree methods.
Web UI
Web UI software updates
USB Command
Sticks
WPE will provide a script and update package. These two files are copied to the
root directory of a FAT32 formatted USB storage device. The storage device should
be inserted into aworking unit. The Status LED will blink as the scriptis being
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FlexDM
WPE-DM software updates are available forcustomeruse in release 1.11
6.4 Remote access
The WPE-DM feature is availablein release1.11 but not ready for customeruse. Please contact WPEfr
status and for information about creating an online account to manage you device.
7Diagnosing installation problems
Follow these instructions if the quick startdoes notworkor youneed to modify the default
configuration.
7.1.1 It’s dead Jim
1) Verify powerLED is lit on Mux
2) Verify poweris provided to all streamingsources
3) Verify poweris providedon any network switches used
4) Verify power is provided to the modulatororUSB is plugged in
5) Verify powerto receiver
7.1.2 No video on TV
1) Check all connections and power sources
2) Use TV menu to scan for channels, use up channel to find the private video station
3) Force tune the TV to the appropriate channel
a. Open a browser on a PC that is connected to the LAN of MX-GS200 WiFi AP
b. Usingthe MX-GS200 Web UI, verify the minor channel numbers available.
c. Any row that is green with an active data rate should be tunable.
d. Usingthe TV remote, enter the majorchannel –dot-minorchannel. i.e. 22.1, 22.2, etc.
4) Verify the modulator is active
a. Check the modulatorstatus via the MX-GS200 blue transmitterLED(4th LED).
i. If not lit check the connections to the modulator
5) Verify there are active A/V streams. Check the MX-GS200 UI
6) Verify that transport is not over subscribed. The transport is oversubscribed with the sum of the
video feed datarates exceeds the specification forthattransport. When the transport is
oversubscribed, the datais dropped andthe blue LED (2nd from the left) will blink. A solid blue
LED is a correctly configured transport. If you are oversubscribed:
a. Browse to the MX-GS200 Web UI
b. Monitor each stream to see which stream is generating more data than anticipated
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8FlexStream Receiver
8.1 Tuning
The receiverautomaticallyperforms a channel scan on first poweron. If a display is connected, the OSD
status will show scanning progress. The scan will continue until the receiver discovers it is managed by a
FlexStream multiplexer, a multiplexer is discovered, or otherOTA channels are discovered and the
channel scan is complete. The “channel” button is used to select the channel unless the receiver is in
managed mode.
8.2 Display support
The FlexStream Receiver has an RS-232 cable forcontrolling compatible displays. Some displays require
the user of a null modemcable. An adapterhas been supplied for these models. Consult yourdisplay
documentation to determine requirement. Display support varies by manufacturer. Please report any
display control anomalies to [e-mail].
8.3 Software updates
Software updates are provided to the receiverwhen in managed mode or when tuned to a frequency
managed by the MX-GS200. See multiplexer Web UI for information on uploading receiver software
updates.
9File Carousels
The MX-GS200 supports file distribution to the MX-GS200 and third party devices that have been
enabled with the FlexDK.
9.1 Enabling your device
Each integratorof the FlexDK SDK is provided with a unique certificate which is used with the SDK to
protect the device from unauthorized access. This certificate, when installed on an MX-GS200, will
enable the MX-GS200 to generate carousels targeting adevice enabled withthe same certificate and
FlexDK. It is importantthat the certificate be protected from improper use. Certificates can be installed
on the MX-GS200 via the Web UI. The MX-GS200 supports more than one certificate and as such more
than one target. The FlexDK will ignore all filethatare not signed withthe appropriate certificate.
Once the certificate has been installed and paired with the appropriatetargeting information, that MX-
GS200 will continue to supportdevicesenabled with thatcertificate until the certificate is deletedvia
the Web UI.
9.2 File targeting and paths
Files on the carousel have targeting strings, such as “WPT/Mx-WP100” and path strings such as
“/files/sw-update”. The target strings are used to identify the make and model of the device. The path
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10 Notes
10.1 ATSC compatible streams
If streaming files to the mux from VLC or other tool, it’s important to make the stream receiver
compatible and optimizethe datarates and bandwidth utilization. We use avconv to transcode video
streams, this is readily available, no cost, and a very useful tool. Here are some command parameters
we often use to create ATSCcompatible streams.
For h264:
avconv -i <input> -c:v libx264 -preset:v veryslow -flags:v +cgop -bf:v 2 -g:v 30 -crf:v 1.0 -bufsize:v
1998848 -maxrate:v <bitrate>-c:aac3 -b:a 192k -r:a 48000 -async1 -f mpegts -y <output>
<bitrate> is the desired output bitrate for the video. e.g. 8000k for 8mbit

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Appendix A,
MX-GS200/RX-WP100 FAQs
How to I access the MX-GS200 management web page?.....................................................................16
What version of software am I running? ............................................................................................16
How do I update the software on my MX-GS200?...............................................................................17
How do I re-order the channels in my channel map? ..........................................................................18
What is managed mode and how do I use it? .....................................................................................18
How do I return my receiver to un-managed mode?...........................................................................20
What is un-managed mode?..............................................................................................................20
I forgot the IP address configuration of the MX-GS200? ......................................................................20
How do I stream files onto a new channel?........................................................................................21
How much file storage is available? ...................................................................................................22
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12 How to I access the MX-GS200 management web page?
1) Using Ethernet, connect your computer directly to the LAN port and browse to
http://192.168.1.254
2) Using the management WiFi, select the MX-GS200-xxxxxx SSID
from the network and connection sharing center and browse to
http://192.168.0.1.
a. “xxxxxx” is the last 6 numbers of the serial number. You
can find this on the bottom lable of the MX-GS200.
3) Login “administrator” with password “admin”.
13 What version of software am I running?
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3) How to I access the MX-GS200 management web page? )
4) At the bottom of the page is a footerwiththe following information.
MX-GS200 (DS2-1331-001658) v1.11.0
Model Name: MX-GS200
Serial number: DS2-1331-001658
Software Version: V1.11.0
14 How do I update the software on my MX-GS200?
1) Confirmyou have the latestsoftware by comparingthe version numberof currently running
software (What version of software am I running?) with the software on the WPE support ftp
site.
ftp://ftp.westpond.com/releases/MX-GS200 login: support password: flexstream
2) The latest software will have the highest number.
The version numbering scheme is
major.minor.patch. In the example to the right,
fs-dsm-1.11.0has the most significant
major.minor.patch number. If there is a newer
folder, select it.
3) There are typically two packages in arelease.
One for the MX-GS200 firmware, the other for
the RX-WP100 receiversoftwarewhich is
distributed by the MX-GS200 to
receivers tuned to one of the
MX-GS200 channels. It is best
to install both, so download
both files from the FTP site.
Store them on yourcomputer
and rememberthe location.
i.e. C:\downloads\MX-GS200.
4) Browse to the Firmware tab on the MX-
GS200 management Web page and click
“Choose File”. Select the package you
want to update. In this case we want to
update the MX-GS200 firmware, which
you downloaded to C:\downloads\MX-
GS200\flexstream-dsm-1.11.0.pkg. After
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install the update. Repeatthis forthe flexstream-dsm-dsr-0.7.0.pkg file if you wish to also
update the RX-WP100 receiver units on your broadcast network.
a. Hint: dsm = MX-GS200, dsr = RX-WP100
15 How do I re-order the channels in my channel map?
1) The order to which minor channel numbers are assigned is the orderin which they were
created. To set the order, delete all channels and add them in the orderyou wish them
assigned.
2) Delete all input streams
by selecting the link at
the end of each input
defined. Be sure to
write down the port
and address
information so that you
can add it again.
3) Add the inputs in the correct order using the “New Input”
button.
a. Name the stream. This will be displayed on the RX-
WP100 OSD.
b. IP Port assigned to the input stream.
c. IP address, only used when receiving multicast streams.
d. Interface. Selectthe interface onwhich the streamis
sourced.
16 What is managed mode and how do I use it?
The RX-WP100 receivers, and the display they are attached to, can be managed from the MX-GS200
WebUI. Use this feature toset the sub-channel that is tuned by the receiver,putthe display(TV) in
standby mode, or set the display (TV) volume. Some display manufactures provide additional settings.
Each of these settings canbe programmed tochange state at any giventime of day. The state can also
be forced to change immediately. Forexample, you can set channel 5.1 at 13:00, at 15:00 change the
channel to 5.3, and then at 19:00 change the channel to 5.2. Then, at 21:00, put the display into
standby state until 08:00 when it is turned on again.
Receivers are managed in groups. So the process to initiate this feature is to create a group, add a
receiverand place it in the group, and then schedule events forthe group. Remember, when areceiver
is managed some buttons on the receiverare disabled. This is buy design to prevent tampering.
1) Adding a group. Groups are defined on
the “Receiver Groups” tab. Select “New
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2) To add a receiver, navigate to the “Receiver Devices” table and click “Add Receiver”. (Seeimage
below on item 3)
a. Enter a name for yourreceiver, and the serial number.
Serial numbers can be found on the device’s label or on the
OSD when the “Info” button is pressed. Leading zeros are
not required.
b. Select the group you wish to manage this device through.
c. Selectthe mechanism usedto control the displaystate. On
some displays this is RS-232. On consumer displays, HDMI-
CEC is used as it does not require an additional RS-232
cable. HDMI-CEC is recommended.
3) Once added, the device will show up in the managed receiverlist.
4) The next stepis to set the receiverstate. The receiverstate is event driven. To control the state
of a group of receivers, create an event and definethe state for a particular time. The receivers
will stay inthat state until the next event. If there is only one eventwith a start time 00:00,
that eventwill control the state for all time. To manage a device inreal time,create one
eventand edit it to change state.
5) To create an event select the
“Receiver Groups” tab and click on
the “schedule” icon. Then select
“Insert Event” or click on the
“pencil” icon to edit an event you
previously created.
a. Select the program
you wish to be
tuned to.
b. Select the display
(TV) powerstate.
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of the TV.
d. Click “Save” on the “New/Edit” Event popup.
e. Click “Save” on the “Control group scheduled events”
17 How do I returnmy receiver to un-managed mode?
Press and hold the “Channel” button on the RX-WP100 for 5 seconds, oruntil it starts to scan again.
Thiswill begin the channel scan. When complete the receiverwill display the first compatible channel
selected. From this point on the channel can be controlled at the receiver.
18 What is un-managed mode?
West Pond receivers (RX-WP100) can also operate in a simple mode where the receiverdisplay state is
maintained by the receiver and not dictated by the transmitter(MX-GS200). In this mode a scan is
initiated when no broadcast is detected on the current frequency, orwhen the channel button is
pressed and held for5 seconds. When the receivercompletes the scan it will have built a channel map
of all the compatible channels that were discovered during the scan. Press the “Channel” button
momentarily tocycle throughall of the channelsin the channel map. Afterpowerloss, the channel map
will be lost. If the lastviewed channel is stillavailable, the receiver will tune tothat and stay tuned until
powered off or the channel is no longerreceived. After aperiod of time with no signal, the receiver will
scan again.
19 I forgot the IP address configuration of the MX-GS200?
Associate a computerwith the WiFi AP, check your computers IP settings forthe wifi gateway address
and browse to the gateway address. The MX-GS200 webpage will be accessible atthis address. On
windows you can use ipconfig at the command line, or use the “Network and Sharing Manager” to
discover the current wifi gateway address. See