SVSi VMT-105 - Manual (Page 6)

ii. Make
Sure
all
of
the
‘Allow
Multicast’
Ports
are
checked
(advanced
users
can
change
this
at
a
later
date
if
needed)
3. Starting
with
the
first
Decoder
A. Double-­‐click
the
Decoder
name
to
bring
up
the
Properties
for
each
Decoder
in
turn,
and
do
the
following:
i. General
Tab
a. Change
the
Name
of
the
Device
b. Decide
if
you
want
to
Audio
enabled
on
this
Decoder
by
selecting
the
check
box
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen.
ii. Serial
Port
a. If
using
the
on-­‐board
RS-­‐232
Port,
configure
your
port
settings
as
needed.
Testing
of
RS-­‐232
Commands
is
covered
later
in
this
document
iii. Network
a. Configure
the
IP
Address
of
the
Decoder.
Follow
the
same
steps
as
setting
the
IP
Address
for
the
Encoders.
iv. Click
‘Save’
a. At
this
point,
you
may
lose
connectivity
to
the
device
as
it
resets
its
IP
Address.
Continue
to
the
rest
of
the
devices
before
changing
your
laptop’s
IP
Address.
4. If
Needed
–
Change
your
laptop’s
IP
Address.
A. If
you
changed
the
IP
Address
of
the
Encoders
and
Decoder
to
something
other
than
default,
then
you
will
need
to
reset
your
computers
IP
Address
to
match.
Step
8:
Working
with
the
Matrix
Your
matrix
should
now
look
similar
to
the
matrix
pictured
below.
There
are
several
modes
for
each
Encoder
and
Decoder
that
will
help
you
setup
your
video
matrix.
To
change
a
device’s
mode,
do
the
following.
1. Double
click
on
the
Encoder
or
Decoder.
2. Under
the
‘Basic
Settings’
tab,
use
the
drop-­‐menu
to
the
right
of
the
‘Name’
box
3. Select
the
Desired
Mode.
In
Host
Play,
or
Local
Play
(explained
below)
you
must
also
choose
one
of
the
playlists.
The
Various
Modes
for
each
device
are
as
follows:
1. Encoder