Clear One VIEW Pro User manual

VIEW®Pro

High-definition, IP, Compressed Audio/Video Encoder, and Decoder

Quick-Start Guide

THE VIEW PRO ENCODER AND DECODER ....................................1

QUICK-START OVERVIEW ................................................................1

MOUNTING THE ENCODER AND DECODER ..................................2

THE ENCODER/DECODER IN NETWORK ......................................7

CONNECTING THE ENCODER.........................................................7

CONNECTING THE DECODER.........................................................8

CONFIGURING THE ENCODER/DECODER.....................................9

VIEW PRO ACCESSORY KITS........................................................10

PART NUMBERS..............................................................................12

CLEARONE CONTACTS..................................................................12

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QUICK-START GUIDE

THE VIEW PRO ENCODER AND DECODER

The VIEW Pro E120 encoder takes digital video and audio from source

devices, such as receivers, cable boxes or DVRs, and makes the source

available anywhere on the StreamNet IP network. The VIEW Pro D110

decoder takes the combined video and audio stream, decodes it, and

then sends the video and audio to a display such as a HDTV or projector

and sound system.

IMPORTANT: The VIEW Pro E120 encoder and D110 decoder can

only be used with a StreamNet network configured using StreamNet

Dealer Setup software.

The latest version of the StreamNet Dealer Setup software can be found

on the ClearOne website at:

http://www.clearone.com/resources#enterprise_streaming

QUICK-START OVERVIEW

These steps must be done in the following order to use the VIEW Pro

encoders and decoders in your StreamNet network:

1. Mounting the Encoder/Decoder.

2. The Encoder/Decoder in Network

3. Connecting the Encoder/Decoder

4. Configuring the Encoder/Decoder.

VIEW PRO ENCODER/DECODER

MOUNTING THE ENCODER AND DECODER

The VIEW Pro Encoder includes rack-mount ears that attach to the

encoder to facilitate mounting in a standard rack

The VIEW Pro Decoder includes surface-mount ears that attach to

the decoder to facilitate mounting on top of a surface, under a surface,

or on a wall. It also includes mounting clips for the power supply.

Decoder with

Surface Mounting Ears

Encoder with

Rack Mounting Ears

QUICK-START GUIDE

The power supply for the decoder can also be mounted to a wall using

the included mounting clips.

An optional VESA Mount Bracket Kit (910-0002-006) is available for

applications where an encoder/decoder must be located on a VESA

mount. The VESA Mount Bracket Kit (910-0002-006) includes a Wall

Bracket that the can VESA Bracket can attach to.

NOTE: The VESA adapter does not attach the decoder to the back of

a monitor, but allows the decoder to be attached to a separate VESA

mount.

VIEW PRO ENCODER/DECODER

VESA Bracket

QUICK-START GUIDE

Wall Bracket

(Mount to stud or

other solid surface)

Unit with VESA Bracket

hangs on Wall Bracket

VIEW PRO ENCODER/DECODER

When the VIEW Pro cables cannot be concealed, cables can be surface

mounted using the optional 910-0002-003 VIEW Pro Cable Raceway Kit.

This raceway, in 12-inch joinable lengths, can be mounted to the wall to

secure and cover the cables to the VIEW Pro devices.

The metal cover

snaps onto the

wall brackets.

Edge protectors prevent

metal cover from making

contact with the cables.

Use included wire ties to

secure the cables to

the wall bracket.

Make 11 inch spacing

between top and bottom

wall bracket mounting

holes.

Mount the wall brackets

to a solid surface.

(Wall screws not included)

Two sections or more kits may be combined to make a longer raceway.

Join them using the included spring pins.

The metal cover may be cut to size as needed.

QUICK-START GUIDE

THE ENCODER/DECODER IN NETWORK

The VIEW Pro encoder receives input from an AV source device such as

BluRay Player, DVD Player, etc. and distributes it over a StreamNet TCP/

IP network using a standard 100 Mbit or Gbit Ethernet connection. The

decoders, as counterparts, are installed at the locations of the target

video displays. They operate together: the encoders providing the IP

data for the decoders to deliver to the displays.

CONNECTING THE ENCODER

The VIEW Pro E120 Encoder connections are from the back of the unit as

shown in the following diagram:

VIEW PRO ENCODER/DECODER

Left/Right

Balanced

Audio Intputs

COM2 Port for

Source or 3rd-Party

Device Control

COM1 Port for

Source or 3rd-Party

Device Control

6 GPIO Ports

for Control

3 Inputs and

3 Outputs

3.5mm IR Input

for IR Learning

3.5mm IR

Output for

Source

or 3rd-Party

Control

Network Port2

(Currently Not Used)

Network Port1 3.5mm

Audio Output

3.5mm Line-level

Audio Intput

2 x USB

3.0 Ports

for USB

Audio/Video

Devices

19 VDC

Input from

Power

Adapter

Power

On/Off

2 HDMI

Audio/Video Port

DSP forced

air intake

(Currently Not Used)

CONNECTING THE DECODER

The VIEW Pro D110 Decoder connections are from the back of the unit

as shown in the following diagram:

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