Addlogix TV Receiver IV 2020 User Manual

InternetVue™  
IV-2020  
User Manual  
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Introduction  
Congratulations, and thank you for your InternetVue™ purchase. InternetVue™ will allow you to  
display your PC’s screen contents on any TV or projector wirelessly. You will be able to view  
videos, digital photos, websites, and just about anything on your PC, will be shown on your TV.  
Moreover, your PC’s audio will also be heard from your TV or audio system.  
c
b
d
a
Internet  
e
InternetVue™ is a two-part solution – a software component and a hardware receiver/decoder  
module. The software running on the PC (a) captures the audio stream and video display  
information, then sends that data to the receiver (b) as standard TCP/IP packets. The receiver box  
becomes a node on the network, either wired or wireless. The receiver not only decodes the  
incoming packets back to analog audio and video signals for the TV (c), but it can also serve as a  
wireless bridge (d), relaying your internet connection between the PC and your wireless gateway  
(e).  
Product Specifications  
Maximum Output Resolution 1280 x 720 @ 60 Hz (Photo  
mode)  
Industry  
Certifications  
RoHS, UL, cUL, FCC Part 15 Class  
B, CE  
Composite Video Formats  
Interfaces and Ports  
NTSC, PAL  
Wireless Encryption TKIP only  
RJ45 10/100Base-TX  
Component Video  
Composite Video  
3.5mm stereo jack  
Reverse SMA Antenna  
IEEE 802.11b/g, IEEE 802.3  
54 Mbps  
Operating System  
Support  
Windows XP Home and  
Professional (32-bit and 64-bit)  
SP2, Windows 2000 Professional  
SP4, Windows Vista (32-bit and  
64-bit)  
Networking Standards  
Max. Wireless Data Rate  
Wireless Frequency Band  
Input Power  
Dimensions  
Weight  
5V DC  
1.38” x 5.91” x 3.15”  
7.5 oz  
2.4 GHz ISM band  
Wireless Security Standards WEP 64/128-bit HEX/ASCII,  
WPA, WPA-PSK  
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Retail Box Contents  
Ensure that your InternetVue™ kit has all the following items. Otherwise, contact Tech  
Support for more information.  
InternetVue™  
Receiver  
Application CD  
Quick Start Guide  
AC Power Adapter  
Audio Cable  
Video Cable  
Ethernet Cable  
Ports and Connectors  
InternetVue™ has two sets of output video connectors, and one audio output connector. For video,  
there are the Component Video and Composite video outputs.  
Composite Video (CVBS) is an older standard, and is very common in all kinds of display devices. Its  
connector is denoted by a yellow center insulator. Composite Video carries a specific video format  
depending on the country of usage. In the USA, the video format is NTSC. NTSC video frames  
consist of 525 lines of vertical resolution, shown at 29.97 frames per second.  
Component Video (Y-Pr-Pb) is a newer standard, capable of carrying signals from 480i up to 1080p.  
InternetVue™ can output up to 720p using this interface. Component Video is commonly used in  
high-definition TVs and projectors, and is the preferred interface for maximum image clarity, color  
vibrancy, and sharpness.  
Audio output is through a 3.5mm  
stereo mini-jack. An included audio  
cable has dual stereo RCA connectors  
on the opposite end.  
Power  
Audio  
CVBS Pr Y Pb  
RJ45  
Antenna  
The RJ45 connector is for wired  
10/100Base-T networking. This  
interface will not affect the wireless  
networking operation of the unit.  
The factory reset button must only be  
used when necessary. To perform a  
factory reset, depress the button for  
at least 10 seconds, remove power,  
wait 10 seconds, then re-attach power.  
Factory Reset Button  
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Overall Requirements  
1. TV, projector, or other display device with component or composite video inputs.  
For the best possible InternetVue™ experience, an HDTV with component inputs is best. PCs  
with dual/quad-core processors and/or faster speed and more memory will result in smoother  
video playback especially when viewing content from the web.  
2. PC Configuration:  
o Windows XP Home/Pro SP2, 2000 SP4, Vista (all versions) with administrator privileges  
o Pentium 4 or M, 1.8 GHz or faster  
o 512MB RAM or more  
o Wired (10/100BT) or wireless (802.11 b/g) network connection; WEP, WPA/WPA-PSK with  
TKIP encryption supported. For AES encryption support, please check the InternetVue™  
support website.  
Recommended PC Configuration:  
These recommendations are for optimized viewing of full-motion video through InternetVue™.  
Pentium 4 or M, 2.0 GHz or newer, dual or quad-core CPU  
Wired (100BT) or wireless (802.11 g)  
No unnecessary applications running in the background  
If using a notebook, laptop, or tablet, Power Scheme should be set to “Desktop”, or  
attach power supply for maximum performance.  
Optional:  
Wired or wireless internet connection for internet access while using InternetVue™  
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Configuration Options  
There are four possible ways to interface the InternetVue™, your PC, and your internet connection.  
However, keep in mind that the internet connection is not necessary. Select which Configuration  
works best for you from the table below.  
Configuration  
PC Network  
Connection Type  
Internet Router  
Type  
A
B
C
D
Wireless  
Wireless  
Wired  
Wired  
Wireless  
Wired  
Wired  
Wireless  
Configuration A: Wireless / Wireless  
In this Configuration, your PC communicates to  
InternetVue™ via wireless networking. The  
InternetVue™ then enables its “AP+” feature which  
allows it to connect your PC to your existing wireless  
router/gateway at the same time. Any form of wireless  
security enabled on your router/gateway will be  
automatically detected and used between the  
InternetVue™ and your PC. You may be asked to  
provide wireless security passwords/passkeys. Write it  
down here for future reference:  
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Configuration B: Wireless / Wired  
In this Configuration, your PC communicates to  
InternetVue™ via wireless networking. The  
InternetVue™ is directly connected to your  
router/gateway via the wired network connection.  
Internet access is relayed through the  
InternetVue™ to your PC via wireless networking.  
Configuration C: Wired / Wired  
In this Configuration, your PC communicates to both  
the InternetVue™ and your router/gateway through  
wired network connections.  
Configuration D: Wired / Wireless  
In this last Configuration, your PC utilizes its wired network  
connection for internet access from the gateway/router,  
while sending A/V to the InternetVue™ through the wireless  
connection.  
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