Text User Interface and Power button (front) |
Version V1.62 |
The status display comes with a small control interface and a two line status display which enables configuration of the most important basic settings. It is designed for entering IP addresses, changing resolutions, and activation/deactivation of services, without requiring access to a display device, remote control or storage device.
When Cynap is switched on, the display shows "vSOLUTION CYNAP" in the first line and an individual name in the second line (moving screen).
Cynap will fully power up when connecting to mains. Push the power button once to power it up from standby. Push the power button twice rapidly to power down, without the need of confirming the pop-up message
To switch Cynap completely off, keep the power button pressed, Cynap cannot be controlled with the remote control, or other USB devices, in this power mode (Shutdown mode).
During the boot process, it shows: "Cynap Booting..."
During firmware updates via a USB stick, it shows: "UPDATE VIA USB Programming...". Or when updating the firmware through network, it shows: "UPDATE VIA LAN Programming...", depending which interface was used for the update.
When the update is done and the display shows ""UPDATE POWER CYCLE!". Disconnect Cynap a few seconds from mains and reconnect it to reboot.
When the update process fails, it shows "UPDATE VIA USB Failed." or "UPDATE VIA LAN Failed.", depending on which interface was used for the update. Disconnect Cynap a few seconds from the mains and reconnect to reboot, then redo the update.
To quit current sessions quickly, push the power button twice rapidly to power it down.
Be careful, this will erase all local stored snapshots and videos and disconnects from every service.
Use the navigation keys up / down to navigate through the menu.
Select the item of interest by pressing the OK button. Then use the up / down keys to change the current selected value. When changing text or numbers, use the left / right key to select the desired digit and the OK button to confirm.
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Comment |
vSOLUTION CYNAP |
xxxxxx |
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input an individual name (default "Cynap-" and serial number) |
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HDMI OUTPUTS |
MAIN RESOLUTION |
AUTO |
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resolution for HDMI OUT 1 (HDBaseT OUT) will be obtained automatically |
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1080p60 |
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to set the resolution for HDMI OUT 1 (HDBaseT OUT) manually |
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2160p30 |
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to set the resolution for HDMI OUT 1 (HDBaseT OUT) manually |
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2160p60 |
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to set the resolution for HDMI OUT 1 (HDBaseT OUT) manually |
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AUX MODE |
MIRROR 1:1 |
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outputs an exact copy of HDMI OUT 1 on HDMI OUT 2 |
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MIRROR 1080 |
outputs the same content than HDMI OUT 1, but with resolution of 1080p |
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MIRROR 720 |
outputs the same content than HDMI OUT 1, but with resolution of 720p |
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CONTENT 1080 |
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outputs released content with resolution 1080p on HDMI OUT 2 |
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CONTENT 720 |
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outputs released content with resolution 720p on HDMI OUT 2 |
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MODERATOR 1080 |
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outputs released content with resolution 1080p on HDMI OUT 2. Top status bar will be displayed by default and only the released content will be recorded and streamed. |
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LAN SETTINGS |
DHCP |
ON |
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to obtain settings from server |
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OFF |
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to set addresses manually |
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IP |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
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obtained from server or set individually |
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NETMASK |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
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obtained from server or set individually |
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GATEWAY |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
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obtained from server or set individually |
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MAC ADDRESS |
xxxxxxxxxxxx |
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unique number for identification in the wired network. This number will be required for Wake On LAN. |
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APPLY |
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to apply the new settings. (for IEEE 802.1X, the certificate has to be loaded by using a connected browser) |
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WLAN SETTINGS |
MODE |
ACCESSPOINT |
CHANNEL |
1 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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6 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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11 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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36 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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40 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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44 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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48 |
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to set used WLAN channel |
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149 |
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to set used WLAN channel; available in US region |
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153 |
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to set used WLAN channel; available in US region |
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157 |
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to set used WLAN channel; available in US region |
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161 |
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to set used WLAN channel; available in US region |
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SSID Auto |
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to set SSID automatically ("Cynap-" and serial number) |
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OFF |
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to set SSID manually |
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SSID |
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obtained automatically or set individually |
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IP |
xxx.xxx.xxx.001 |
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set IP address of the access point |
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NETMASK |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
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set Subnet address of the access point |
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ENCRYPTION |
WPA2 |
to set encryption to WPA2 |
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PASSWORD |
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to input the password used for encryption (visible when either WEP or WPA is selected). |
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MAC ADDRESS |
xxxxxxxxxxxx |
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unique number for identification in the wireless network |
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APPLY |
to apply the new settings |
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INFRASTRUCTURE |
CHANNEL |
1 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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6 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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11 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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36 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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40 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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44 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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48 |
to set used WLAN channel |
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149 |
to set used WLAN channel; available in US region only |
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153 |
to set used WLAN channel; available in US region only |
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157 |
to set used WLAN channel; available in US region only |
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161 |
to set used WLAN channel; available in US region only |
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SSID |
xxxx |
set according existing network |
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DHCP |
ON |
to obtain settings from server |
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OFF |
to set settings manually |
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IP |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
obtained from server or set individually |
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NETMASK |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
obtained from server or set individually |
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GATEWAY |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
obtained from server or set individually |
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NAMESERVER |
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx |
obtained from server or set individually (visible when DHCP is OFF) |
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ENCRYPTION |
NONE |
to disable encryption |
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WEP |
to set encryption to WEP (visible when INFRASTRUCTURE is selected). |
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WPA2 |
to set encryption to WPA2 (visible when INFRASTRUCTURE is selected). |
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WPA2 ENTERPRISE |
to set encryption to WPA2 Enterprise (visible when INFRASTRUCTURE is selected). |
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MAC ADDRESS |
xxxxxxxxxxxx |
unique number for identification in the wireless network |
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APPLY |
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to apply the new settings (to use WPA2 Enterprise, the credentials or certificate has to be loaded by using a connected browser) |
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HDCP |
HDMI OUT 1 |
ON |
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enable HDCP functionality on HDMI OUT 1 |
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OFF |
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disable HDCP functionality on HDMI OUT 1 |
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HDMI OUT 2 |
ON |
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enable HDCP functionality on HDMI OUT 2 |
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OFF |
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disable HDCP functionality on HDMI OUT 2 |
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HDMI IN 1 |
ON |
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enable HDCP functionality on HDMI IN 1 |
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OFF |
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disable HDCP functionality on HDMI IN 1 |
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HDMI IN 2 |
ON |
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enable HDCP functionality on HDMI IN 2 |
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OFF |
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disable HDCP functionality on HDMI IN 2 |
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MISC |
PANEL LOGIN |
OFF |
disable authentication at frontpanel display (default) |
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ON |
enable authentication at frontpanel display for high security. |
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ADMIN PASSWORD |
xxx |
Administrator password would be required to change any settings. |
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UPDATE VIA USB |
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connect prepared USB device and confirm by pressing OK. |
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DEVICE |
SERIAL NUMBER |
xxxxxxx |
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unique number for identification |
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VERSION |
Vx.xxx |
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version number of the installed firmware |
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BUILD |
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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build number of the installed firmware |
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LOGFILE |
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stores a logfile of the current state of this particular Cynap onto a USB stick. The logfile is encrypted. |
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SUPPORT PIN |
xxxxxx |
the Support PIN is required to reset the administrator password. |