HT2 Series Workflow

Getting Started

If using the web UI use a IP scanning tool to discover the matrix IP address. All Netvio MAC addresses start with 1C:AE to help you identify the correct unit.
- Use the following https://ipaddress/login
If using Netvio 360, download & open the software and press the scan for devices button in the centre of the screen.
Any available Netvio devices will be listed, and a firmware check will be performed, enabling a single click update to the latest firmware if required.
When Ready press ‘Configure’ to enter the matrix web configuration interface and login using the default username and password: admin & password

Once logged in, you'll be greeted with the input and output options.
At this stage, you can label your sources and zones by selecting the desired input or output, adding the appropriate labels, and then clicking "apply" to save your changes.
This straightforward process allows for efficient customization and organization of your audio-visual setup to meet your specific requirements.

By clicking the target button, you can route sources to any screen or assign a single source to all screens simultaneously by selecting the "Assign to all targets" option at the top of the outputs section.
This feature provides flexibility and ease in managing your audio-visual setup according to your preferences and needs.

Follow the same process for Output endpoints by checking one, many or all endpoints and using the bottom menu to open Video, Audio, Serial & Command settings.
HDCP management & Scaler settings are found in the video settings to enable compatibility with older displays or devices with limited HDCP capabilities.
The Commands Settings tab is where you can configure IR, Serial or CEC display control for automatic power off & on when sources power on & off and for use with Netvio Go display power control.
Endpoint firmware updates can also be initiated from the bottom menu if available.

Across the top of the page you will see Controller Options, Controller Management & Auth & API Settings.
Controller Options contains the Network settings for the controller CTL LAN port.
Controller management contains reset functions and manual firmware updates.
Auth & API Settings contains password and network security settings.

Use the Expand Endpoint button (down arrow to the right of the check box) to view the status and current settings of each endpoint.
By enabling the Infrared, Audio, Serial & USB signal filters in the top right of the page you can see more datapoints for each of signals.
Clicking the camera button will take snapshot of the video signal from a device and pressing it again will keep refreshing the image every 2 seconds to help ittentify the unit by its content.
Clicking the Preview URL will copy it to the clipboard so that it can be pasted into your chosen hardware or software solution.

Use the Expand Endpoint button (down arrow to the right of the check box) to view the status and current settings of each endpoint.
By enabling the Infrared, Audio, Serial & USB signal filters in the top right of the page you can see more datapoints for each of signals.
Clicking the camera button will take snapshot of the video signal from a device and pressing it again will keep refreshing the image every 2 seconds to help ittentify the unit by its content.
Clicking the Preview URL will copy it to the clipboard so that it can be pasted into your chosen hardware or software solution.

Use the Target pickers to route signals from Inputs to Outputs. Clicking a target will highlight possible routing points in white for you to select.
The main target pickers, next to the Endpoint numbers, will route all signals (except ARC on JP4-60)
By expanding the endpoint and enabling each of the signal filters, you can independently route Video, Audio, IR, RS-232, USB & ARC signals.
ARC routing is set once and cannot be changed from API.