Ethernet Ports

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Ethernet Connection for Remote Control

The console features an Ethernet port for remote control via a local area network (LAN). The built-in web control interface is accessed using a web browser from any computer connected to the same network.

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Step 1: Physical Connection

Connect the CONTROL ETHERNET port on the UNIDEX to a port on the router, using a standard Ethernet network cable.

• From the factory, UNIDEX is configured with DHCP enabled.
• The router will automatically assign an available IP address. This IP may change when the console is restarted, unless a static IP is configured, but this is usually not necessary (if a static IP is required, go to: SETTINGS → SYSTEM).
• The current IP address is displayed on the console’s main screen, under the name:
  UNIDEX IP.

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Step 2: Access via Web Browser

From any computer connected to the same local network (preferably via cable) open a web browser (recommended: Google Chrome) and enter the IP address displayed as UNIDEX IP. This will open the web interface for console operation and configuration. The interface is similar to the one shown on the onboard touchscreen.

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Ethernet Connection for Streaming Services

1. Connect the Streaming Out port to the LAN router using a standard Ethernet cable.
   DO NOT CONFUSE the streaming Ethernet connector with the remote control Ethernet connector.
   Both use RJ45, but serve completely different functions.
2. The router will assign an IP address via DHCP, visible on the main screen as: Stream IP
3. This IP may change when the console is restarted, unless a static IP is configured.
4. Streaming service configuration can be done in two ways:
   • From the console’s touch screen.
   • From any computer on the network, by accessing the Stream IP address from a web browser.