Kramer Electronics Stereo Receiver 192902 User Manual

Kramer Electronics, Ltd.  
Site-CTRL and  
Web Access  
Online User Guide  
(Documentation Revision 2)  
Software Version 1.9. 2902  
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Introduction  
1 Introduction  
Welcome to Kramer Electronics! Since 1981, Kramer Electronics has been  
providing a world of unique, creative, and affordable solutions to the vast  
range of problems that confront the video, audio, presentation, and  
broadcasting professional on a daily basis. In recent years, we have redesigned  
and upgraded most of our line, making the best even better! Our 1,000-plus  
different models now appear in 11 groups1 that are clearly defined by  
function.  
This user manual is intended for Site-CTRL™ and Web Access users. The  
installation and configuration procedures are described in a different manual2.  
2 Site-CTRL  
Kramer Site-CTRL is a powerful A/V assets management tool. It offers real-  
time monitoring and control of Kramer Master controllers3 installed in an A/V  
site and the A/V equipment connected to them. The Kramer  
Site-CTRL downloadable version can monitor and control up to 100 Kramer  
Master controllers4.  
Kramer Site-CTRL:  
Generates a single page summary of the entire installed A/V site  
Reports the communication status for each room  
Reports the status of the local display devices  
Reports the remaining lamp life for projectors  
Supports easy access to the built-in Web pages of Master controllers via  
Web Access  
Raises alerts and sends e-mails when prompted by a user-defined special  
event  
1 GROUP 1: Distribution Amplifiers; GROUP 2: Switchers and Matrix Switchers; GROUP 3: Control Systems; GROUP 4:  
Format/Standards Converters; GROUP 5: Range Extenders and Repeaters; GROUP 6: Specialty AV Products; GROUP 7:  
Scan Converters and Scalers; GROUP 8: Cables and Connectors; GROUP 9: Room Connectivity; GROUP 10: Accessories  
and Rack Adapters; GROUP 11: Sierra Products  
2 Download up-to-date Kramer user manuals and guides from the Internet at this URL: http://www.kramerelectronics.com  
3 For example, the Kramer SL-1, SL-10, SL-12, SV-551, SV-552 and WP-500 master controllers  
4 A similar solution for larger installations is also available. Consult your local Kramer support team for details  
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Site-CTRL  
The easy-to-use Kramer Site-CTRL consists of three main tabs: Room List,  
Settings1 and Event Log.  
The Room List tab displays the status of the Kramer room controllers in a  
summarized layout, and lets you identify the room by its IP number, name (for  
example, Science Lab 1), or description. From this screen the user can also  
monitor the status of the display (on, standby and so on), monitor the projector  
lamp hours (per room) and perform routine procedures such as initiating a  
simple ON/OFF macro (via Web Access, see Section 3), as well as switching  
a display device to the standby mode.  
For remote operation of more room specific functions, the user can easily  
access—via the Room List display—the dynamic Web pages2 of the Kramer  
Master controllers (for example, the Kramer SV-551 BrainBox™) installed in  
the monitored rooms.  
Using the Kramer Site-CTRL with the Kramer Master room controllers lets  
the installer and the user easily achieve effective control over the A/V site.  
2.1 Loading the Software  
After installation, you can click the Site-CTRL icon on your desktop or you  
click the START icon on your desktop. You will be prompted to enter your  
user name and password3 to login:  
For the administrator:  
For the user:  
After logging in, the Room List tab appears.  
1 For the system Administrator only  
2 Via the Web Access software  
3 The factory default password is admin. The password can be changed via the Settings tab  
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Site-CTRL  
2.2 The Room List Tab  
The Room List tab lists the status of the rooms controlled by the Site-CTRL  
system. Figure 1 and Table 1 define the Room List tab features and functions.  
Figure 2 shows the Room List tab for the user.  
Figure 1: The Room List Tab – for the Administrator  
Figure 2: The Room List Tab – for the User  
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Table 1: The Room List Features  
Features  
IP  
Function  
Lets you observe only a room with a certain IP number  
Lets you observe defined room names only1  
Filter Area Name  
Room Status Select the room status types to be displayed (OK, Warning and/or Error)  
Room list area  
Enabled  
Enables access to the different actions related to the room (for the administrator only)  
Indicates the room status  
Status  
Name  
Indicates the room name  
IP  
Indicates the IP address of the room controller  
Main Display Status  
Lamp Hours Usage  
Description  
Actions  
Indicates the status of the main display (for example, the room projector)  
Shows the lamp hours (in percentage) of the projector lamp  
Shows the room description (entered by the administrator via the Settings tab)  
Displays the actions you may take with this room controller:  
Web – Open the Web Access page (see Section 3)  
On – activates the All On event macro2  
Off – activates the All Off event macro2  
Password – change the password for accessing the machine (for the administrator  
only)  
Refresh – refresh the information line  
Delete – delete the information line (for the administrator only)  
Add Room  
Refresh All  
Add a new room to the list (for the administrator only)  
Refresh this window  
1 The name is case sensitive  
2 Defined in the K-Config software  
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2.3 The Settings Tab  
The settings tab is mainly intended for the administrator. The user can only set  
the language (English or Russian) and check the Write Minor Log Events box.  
The Settings tab lets you set an e-mail notification in case of a defined event  
for a certain room or certain type of problem, and set the Handshake interval  
between the different rooms. Figure 3 and Table 2 define the features and  
functions of the settings tab. Figure 4 shows the Settings tab for the user.  
Figure 3: The Settings Tab – for the Administrator  
Figure 4: The Settings Tab – for the User  
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Table 2: The Settings Tab Features  
Features  
General Area  
Function  
Language: select English or Russian (available also for the user)  
Check to Write Minor Log Events (available also for the user)  
Handshake Interval [min]: set the communication test rate (available also for  
the user)  
Change Admin Password: click to change the password  
Email Settings Area  
SMTP Server - the SMTP server address through which the e-mail is  
sent  
From Address: the name by which the user is identified  
Authentication check box: further authentication for entering the server  
Login: enter username if further authentication is required  
Password: enter password if further authentication is required  
Enable Secure Connection  
Email Notification Area  
Email – set the e-mail address for event notification (see Figure 5)  
IP- e-mail will be sent regarding a selected list of IP numbers (see Figure 6)  
Alert Groups – set the alert groups that will induce an e-mail (see Figure 7)  
Alert Types – set the alert types that will induce an e-mail1 (see Figure 8)  
Severity – set the severity of the event that will induce an e-mail  
Figure 5: Add an E-mail Address  
Figure 6: The IP List  
Figure 8: The Alert Type List  
Figure 7: The Alert Group List  
1 For example, different people will get an e-mail for different alarm groups  
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2.3.1  
The Event Log Tab  
The Event Log tab lists the controlled room events. The Filter area lets you  
filter the information displayed. Figure 9 and Table 3 define the Event Log  
tab:  
Figure 9: The Event Log Tab  
Table 3: The Event Log Features  
Features  
Function  
Filter area:  
Date from/Date to: set the time frame for the list  
Severity: filter the severity you want displayed  
IP: set the IP number you want displayed  
Group: set the name group you want displayed (not case sensitive)  
Details: set the details you want displayed (not case sensitive)  
Event types: select the event types you want displayed  
Event Log list:  
Lists the events according to the filters used:  
Event type  
Severity  
Name (filtered via Group)  
Date  
Time  
IP  
Details (sent to the software from the device)  
Export to Excel  
Export the list of events to an excel file  
Delete the selected lines (not available to the user)  
Clear selection  
Delete Selected Log Records  
Deselect All Records  
Select All Log Records  
Select all the lines  
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2.4 The Site-CTRL Menu  
The Site-CTRL menu is available only for the Administrator1. Table 4  
defines the Site-CTRL menu.  
Table 4: Site-CTRL Menu  
Menu Item  
New  
Function  
Clears the room list and the settings  
Open  
Opens an existing Site-CTRL configuration  
Save configuration  
Save  
Save as  
About  
Save configuration in a new name  
Revision information  
1 Except for About which is available also to the user  
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Web Access  
3 Web Access  
Web Access lets you monitor and control the room and is automatically  
generated by Kramer K-Config.  
You can login to Web Access either via the Site-CTRL Room List tab (see  
Section 2.2) or via your Internet browser.  
To enter Web Access via your Internet browser, make sure that your PC is  
connected via a network to the Room Controller, and do the following:  
1. Open your Internet browser.  
2. Enter the unit’s IP number1 in the Address bar of your browser.  
Figure 10: Entering the IP Number in the Address Bar  
3. You will be prompted to enter your user name (User or Admin) and  
password2 to login:  
Figure 11: Web Access Login  
The administrator can control the room via Web Access, performing tasks  
such as scheduling, switching inputs, setting the audio and so on. The tasks  
available for the user are limited. Table 5 summarizes the tasks performed by  
the User and the Administrator:  
Table 5: User and Administrator Available Operations using Web Access  
Tasks  
User  
Administrator  
Master Room  
Controller  
Click inputs/configurable  
buttons, audio adjustment  
Select buttons, audio adjustment, advanced audio  
settings  
Auxiliary Controller Click configurable buttons  
Click configurable buttons  
Click serial command  
Device Serial  
commands  
Click serial command  
Macros  
Activate  
Activate  
Scheduled Tasks  
Settings  
No access  
View only  
Write, delete and edit tasks  
Change: Name (Master and Auxiliary devices), IP  
Address, DHCP, Gateway, Subnet Mask, Date, Time  
1 The default IP number is 192.168.1.39, and may be changed by the system integrator  
2 The factory default password is admin. The password can be changed via Kramer K-Config  
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Web Access  
3.1 The Main Page  
After logging in, the Web Access main page appears:  
Figure 12: Web Access Main Page (User)  
The main page lists the devices that are set up in the controlled room, such as  
the:  
Master room controller (for example, the SV-551)  
Auxiliary controller (for example, the RC-63DL)  
Devices that are connected to the control ports of the Master room  
controller1 or to the ports of the Auxiliary controller (for example, a Sony  
projector)  
The main page includes the:  
Master Room Controller front panel buttons and settings, see Section 3.1.1  
Auxiliary controller front panel buttons, see Section 3.1.2  
The Devices tab, see Section 3.1.3  
The Macro tab, see Section 3.1.4  
The Scheduled Tasks tab (for the Admin), see Section 3.1.5  
1 Defined via the Port Manager window in Kramer K-Config  
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Web Access  
3.1.1  
The Master Room Controller Page  
The Master room controller page shows the options available for the Master  
room controller in use. For example, when using a master room controller  
which includes an audio amplifier (such as the SV-551/SV-552) you will be  
able to switch the inputs as well as adjust the audio settings per input.  
To enter the Master room controller page click the Master room controller  
button (SV-551 in this example). The following screen appears:  
Figure 13: Web Access SV-551 Settings (User)  
Figure 14: Web Access SV-551 Settings (Admin)  
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In this example, the User can:  
Press the front panel buttons to switch inputs  
Adjust the master volume  
Other tasks are unavailable for the user.  
The Administrator can:  
Press the front panel buttons to switch inputs  
Adjust the master volume.  
Perform advanced audio settings per input, such as setting the center  
frequencies, setting the balance and so on  
3.1.2  
The Auxiliary Controller Page  
The Auxiliary controller page displays the front panel of the Auxiliary device,  
as shown in Figure 15.  
To enter the Auxiliary controller page click the Auxiliary controller button  
(RC-63DL in this example). The following screen appears:  
Figure 15: Web Access RC-63DL Settings (User and Administrator)  
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3.1.3  
The Devices Tab  
The Devices tab lets you access the driver commands of a device that is on the  
list. The device at the top of the list is defined to appear first via the Kramer  
K-Config software.  
Figure 16: Web Access Main Page (Admin)  
The main page lists the Master room controller (for example, the SV-551), the  
Auxiliary controller (for example, RC-63DL) with the display device that was  
assigned to the main port1 (for example, a Sony projector).  
If more than one device driver is assigned to the ports, the main page shows  
the list of devices2 and lets you turn the power ON or OFF via the ON/OFF  
button located on the right side of each device (see Figure 17):  
Figure 17: Web Access Main Page with Connected Ports  
1 Via Kramer K-Config  
2 Clicking the small arrow on the side of the of the Master Controller opens the list of devices (see Figure 18)  
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To carry out a driver command, do the following:  
1. Click a device button to access its driver commands. The following screen  
appears:  
Figure 18: Web Access Protocol Commands  
2. Click a protocol command button.  
The serial commands are arranged according to groups that are defined via  
K-Config. Driver commands that are not assigned to a group can be found  
under “Other commands”.  
3.1.4  
The Macro Tab  
The Macro tab is available to the User and the Administrator. The Macro  
screen lets you carry out custom macro sequences (triggers) as defined in the  
K-Config software:  
Figure 19: Web Access Macro Buttons (User and Admin)  
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The Scheduled Tasks Tab  
3.1.5  
The Scheduled Tasks tab lets you set a weekly schedule. The schedule can be  
configured either via the K-Config software1 or directly via Web Access.  
If the schedule was written to the device via K-Config, it will automatically  
show in the Scheduled Tasks tab:  
Figure 20: Scheduled Tasks Tab as Set in K-Config  
You can also manually edit or delete the existing scheduled tasks and create  
new ones.  
To write the scheduled tasks, do the following:  
1. Select the Scheduled Tasks tab.  
The following screen appears:  
1 The schedule appears in the Scheduled Tasks tab  
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Figure 21: Scheduled Tasks Tab  
2. Select the custom trigger (macro) for scheduling, the day of the week and  
the time, and then click Add:  
Figure 22: Adding a Macro to the Schedule  
The macro is added to the schedule:  
Figure 23: Macro Added to the Schedule  
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To modify the schedule:  
1. Click appropriate area:  
Figure 24: Select a Macro to Modify  
The following window appears:  
Figure 25: Schedule Changes Window  
You can disable the macro, change the time or delete the macro and then  
click OK.  
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3.1.6  
The Settings Tab  
The Settings tab lists the configuration data of the Master and Auxiliary  
devices. The User cannot change any data in this table:  
Figure 26: Web Access Settings Tab (User)  
Some of the Administration configuration settings can be changed, as shown  
Figure 27: Web Access Settings Tab (Admin)  
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Web Access  
Warning!  
Changing the IP properties of the device (IP Address, DHCP ON/OFF,  
Gateway or Subnet Mask) through the Web Access Setting page will make it  
unavailable on Site-CTRL until the room will be added to the room list (see  
Section 2.2) with its updated IP properties  
Click Save to accept changes. The following window appears:  
Click OK.  
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