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Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140 User Manual

Lightware UMX-TPS-TX140
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Ethernet Message Sending
The device can be used for sending a message to a certain IP:port address. The three different commands
allow controlling the connected (third-party) devices.
Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-format)
The command is for sending a command message in ASCII-format. This method allows escaping the control
characters.
Command and Response
ç <IP_address>:<port_no>=<message>)
æ 
Example
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æ 
The 'C00' message is sent to the indicated IP:port address.
Example with HEX codes
ç 
æ 
                
The \x sequence indicates the HEXA code; see more information in the Escaping section.
Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-format)
The command is for sending a text message in ASCII-format. This method does not allow escaping or inserting
control characters.
Command and Response
ç <IP_address>:<port_no>=<text>)
æ 
Example
ç 
æ 
The 'pwr_on' text is sent to the indicated IP:port address.
Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-format)
The command is for sending a binary message in Hexadecimal format. This method does not require escaping
the control and non-printable characters.
Command and Response
ç <IP_address>:<port_no>=<HEX_message>)
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Example
ç 
æ 
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INFO: There is no need to insert a space or other separator character between the binary messages.
Sending a UDP Message (ASCII-format)
The command is for sending a UDP message in ASCII-format. This method allows escaping the control characters.
Command and Response
ç <IP_address>:<port_no>=<message>)
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Example
ç 
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The 'C00' message is sent to the indicated IP:port address.
Example with HEX codes
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
sequence indicates the HEXA code; see more information in the Escaping section.

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BrandLightware
ModelUMX-TPS-TX140
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Class II Apparatus Construction and Ventilation

Details on apparatus construction, power connection, safe disconnection, and ventilation requirements for optimal performance.

1. Introduction

Product Description and Features

Overview of the UMX-TPS-TX100 series, its capabilities, and key features like 4K support and autoselect.

Box Contents and Model Comparison

Details on supplied accessories, optional accessories, and a comparison table of different product models.

Model Comparison and Typical Application

Highlights key differences between models and provides diagrams for typical application scenarios.

3. Installation

Mounting Options for Transmitters

Guides for mounting standalone transmitters using rack shelves or under-desk kits.

Electrical Connections

Details on power connectors (12V DC, 48V DC) and various video/audio/data port connectors.

5. Software Control - Lightware Device Controller

Install, Run, and Connect LDC

Guides on installing LDC software, running it, and connecting to devices via Ethernet, Serial, or USB.

Event Manager and Settings Menu

Guides on creating events, managing settings like status, network, and front panel.

6. LW2 Programmer's Reference

Network and RS-232 Configuration Settings

Covers network IP settings, RS-232 modes, baud rates, databits, parity, and stopbits.

7. LW3 Programmers’ Reference

Video and Audio Port Settings

Covers video/audio port status, crosspoint, autoselect, input priorities, and mute/lock functions.

Analog Audio Input Level Settings and Event Manager Basics

Explains analog audio volume/balance settings and the fundamental concepts of Event Manager.

Event Manager Tool Kit and Variable Management

Details setting delays, naming events, linking conditions/actions, and managing custom variables.

Ethernet Port Configuration and Tool Kit

Covers DHCP, static IP settings, MAC filtering, and Ethernet tool kit functionalities.

TCP Message Recognizer and RS-232 Port Configuration

Explains TCP message recognition, RS-232 settings, and message sending via RS-232.

8. Firmware Update

Running LDU2 Software and Updating via GUI

Instructions on launching LDU2, discovering devices, and performing firmware updates using the graphical interface.

Troubleshooting Firmware Update Issues

Steps to take if the firmware update is not successful, including restarting and checking logs.

9. Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Use Cases by Symptom

A table mapping symptoms (no video, no audio, HDCP issues) to root causes, actions, and relevant sections.

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