IVS HDMI Encoder/Decoder
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Prerequisites
- A windows computer with an ethernet port or a USB-C to ethernet adapter and Google Chrome
- One or more IVS HDMI Encoders
- A Power over Ethernet (PoE) drop
- IPC Manager Software (only if configuring multiple encoders)
Powering up the Encoder
- Unpack the contents of the Encoder Package.
- Find the 12V power supply and the ethernet cable and connect both to the back of the encoder.
- Connect the Power brick of the 12V power supply to a 120V Outlet.
- Connect the other end of the ethernet cable to your computer directly or via a USB-C to ethernet adapter.
- The "Run" LED should light up blue as pictured once the encoder has powered up.
- At this point we are ready to reconfigure the networking on your computer to connect to the encoder
Connecting to the Encoder
- On your computer, open control panel.
- Search for and open Network and Sharing Center.
- Click on the active "Ethernet" Connection on the right.
- Within the Status popup window, click "Properties".
- Within the Properties popup window, double click "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)".
- Adjust the properties to match the picture below.
- Remember to come back and change all the settings back to automatic if you want your ethernet to work normally later!
- Click "OK" on this popup and the popup below it to apply the new settings
- Navigate to http://192.168.1.120 in Google Chrome
- Provide the default credentials of admin/12345 for the login popup that appears (pictured below)
- If the Encoder Web Interface (pictured below) appears, you are ready to configure the Encoder!