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WATCHPAX Art No 3362

Getting started

 

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Connect the display 

 

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Connect the network 

 

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 Connect to power 

    (use adapter supplied)
Start WATCHOUT on the production

computer (version 5.5 or higher). The 

WATCHPAX and any WATCHOUT 

display computers on the local 

network will be listed in 

Window > 

Network

. You can assign display and 

cluster names by double-clicking an 

item in the list, see screenshot.

IP number assignment

WATCHPAX automatically retrieves 

an IP address via a DHCP server. 

If no DHCP server is available, the 

WATCHPAX will get a self-assigned 

IP address in the range 169.254.x.y
If you are using a control system, 

you may want to use a fi xed IP ad-

dress for WATCHPAX. Assign a fi xed 

IP through the WATCHOUT protocol 

command “setIP” in the Startup Script 

as shown below:

authenticate 2

setIP 192.168.0.32

Make sure you choose an IP address 

in the correct subnet range. To 

remove the fi xed IP number, use the 

same command but with an empty 

string parameter, as below:

authenticate 2

setIP 

For more information, see the section 

on “Auto Start” on page 4. 

Resolution

Double-click the display in the Stage 

window and set the native resolu-

tion of your screen or projector, see 

screenshot. 

Note

: If you want to use WATCHPAX with-

out a display, e.g., as a sound server, set 

a “dummy” resolution of 640x480 pixels 

in WATCHOUT. In that case you need to 

use an active MiniDisplayPort adapter 

to DVI/VGA/HDMI to ensure that the 

correct EDID infomation is transferred to 

WATCHPAX.

Summary of Contents for WATCHPAX

Page 1: ...e hassle of fine tuning computers or running long video cables Create your show in WATCHOUT and connect WATCHPAX Add more units as you grow your show from a single WATCHPAX and display to multiple units and display sources WATCHPAX is designed to match the demands of distributed systems and multi room installs offering full audio and video capabilities on a standard ethernet network In installatio...

Page 2: ...20W power consumption at full operation Active cooling SSD Solid State Disk 64 GB Dual Mode Mini DisplayPort version 1 2 Resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 WQXGA per output Processor AMD G series GX 420CA 2 0 GHz Quadcore RAM 4 GB 3 5 mm stereo audio out Two USB3 ports Gigabit Ethernet Optional WiFi External WATCHOUT features Network video and Dynamic Image Server Control and interactivity via MIDI USB...

Page 3: ...t to use a fixed IP ad dress for WATCHPAX Assign a fixed IP through the WATCHOUT protocol command setIP in the Startup Script as shown below authenticate 2 setIP 192 168 0 32 Make sure you choose an IP address in the correct subnet range To remove the fixed IP number use the same command but with an empty string parameter as below authenticate 2 setIP For more information see the section on Auto S...

Page 4: ...d with the current open show Note that the cache is usually managed automatically by WATCHOUT but in some rare cases you may want to force it to rebuild Active or passive adapters Both active and passive MiniDisplay Port adapters to DVI VGA HDMI can be used with WATCHPAX Use a passive adapter if you can guarantee continuous power on for the projector display or know the projector display will alre...

Page 5: ... NOT BLOCK CONNECTORS LOCATED ON THIS SIDE SEE SEPARATE DRAWING FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW REAR VIEW AIR INLET DO NOT BLOCK 2 00 Ø 10 00 22 00 2 30 R 5 50 11 00 R 2 00 28 00 Air outlet do not block Connectors located on this side Air inlet do not block Threaded fastening holes Serial no Rubber feet WATCHPAX Art No 3362 Measurements in mm ...

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