WebUI Overwiew

Watch the tutorial or read the guide below.

The CTL-Pro WebUI is the central hub for all NetworkHD configuration settings.

TX/RX Status Tab

The TX/RX Status tab shows all transmitters and receivers in the system, along with detailed information about each device.

All Properties Explained

• Hostname/Alias Name: Double-click a device name to add a custom alias.

• IP Address: Double-click to choose between automatic DHCP or static IP settings.

• Firmware: To update firmware, see the Firmware Update section.

• Input/Output Timing: See detailed information on resolution, refresh rate, color depth, chroma subsampling, and more.

• HDCP: Double-click to change HDCP settings.

• EDID: Double-click to select a different EDID from the list or upload a custom EDID file.

• Connected RX/TX: See the connected RX or TX device for the selected unit.

• Video Preview: See the video preview stream from the source device.

• Display Power: Turn the display on or off using the connected receiver. To configure display control, see the Display Control section.

• Order: Drag and drop devices to change their order in the list.

• Options: Access additional settings for each device.

Matrix Status Tab

Use the Matrix Status tab to monitor and manage connections between transmitters and receivers.

Matrix Tab

• Click the circle between a TX and RX device to assign connections.

• A successful connection turns the circle green.

• Hover over a connection to highlight its routing lines for better visibility.

Audio Return Tab

The Audio Return tab allows you to assign the Audio Return Channel (ARC) from a receiver to one or multiple transmitters when using NHD-500 series devices.

Video Wall Tab

A Video Wall configuration links multiple displays to form one large display surface. This allows you to show one image across multiple displays or a different source on each display.

Standard Video Wall

A Standard Video Wall uses a simple grid layout (like 2x2 or 3x3).

1. Enter the number of rows and columns for your video wall and assign it a name.

1. Click Create Layout/Scene, enter a layout name, and choose a type.

1. Drag and drop transmitters and receivers from the list to the appropriate displays.

1. Click Apply and Save.

Combine Multiple Displays

Combine multiple displays to show a single image across all selected displays.

1. Click on each display in your layout that you want to combine, then click the Combine button.

1. Name the new logical screen, and click OK.

2. Drag a single transmitter from the list to the new combined display.

3. Click Apply and Save.

Mosaic Video Wall

A Mosaic Video Wall lets you arrange displays in any custom layout.

1. Set the width and height of the video wall area and give it a name.

1. Click the + button in the Displays section to add individual displays and enter the required information.

1. Drag and drop the displays onto the video wall area, arrange them freely or set exact coordinates and angle.

1. Drag and drop a transmitter and receivers from the list to assign them to specific displays.

1. Click Apply and Save.

Multiview Tab

Multiview allows you to show multiple video sources on a single display simultaneously.

Configure Multiview

1. Select a Multiview receiver.

2. Choose a Multiview layout from a dropdown or create a custom one.

3. Drag and drop transmitters onto the displays in your layout.

4. Click Apply and Save.

Advanced Tab

The Advanced tab provides various settings for transmitters and receivers.

Hover over the i (information) icon to see a brief description of each setting.

Settings can be applied in batch mode, allowing simultaneous adjustments to multiple devices of the same type. This feature is useful for making global changes across the system, such as assigning a range of static IP addresses, modifying transmitter EDIDs, or adjusting receiver output scaling.

The Serial/IR Test tab lets you test RS232 and IR control signals to verify that control codes are functioning correctly.

Firmware Update

To install firmware updates on NHD-500 series, make sure devices are running version 1.2.5 or later. If the devices have an older version, update them to v1.2.5 first before moving to newer versions. This step is crucial for avoiding issues. To download version 1.2.5 firmware, click here.

Update Encoders and Decoders

Note: You can update multiple devices of the same model at once.

1. Go to Advanced tab > Firmware.

2. Select the devices to update from the list on the left.

3. Click Select the firmware files and browse for the appropriate file.

4. Click Upload to NHD CTL.

5. After the upload, click Upgrade to start the process.

Update the CTL-Pro Controller

1. Go to the Controller tab.

2. Scroll to the Firmware Update section.

3. Click Select the firmware files and browse for the appropriate file.

4. Click Upgrade & Reboot.

Touch App Tab

Touch App is a free application for iPad and Android that lets you control your NetworkHD system. To learn more about the app, see the NHD Touch App page.

Zones are groups of receivers located in the same physical area. They will appear on the homepage of the Touch App.

How to Create a Zone?

For example, you could create a zone named Reception to group receivers located in a reception area.

1. Click the + icon to create a zone and give it a name.

2. Select the new zone.

3. Select the decoders from the list and click Add to Zone.

4. Repeat these steps for all the zones you want to create.

Display Control uses CEC, RS232 and IR commands to power displays on and off. Control will be available in the Touch App.

Configure Display Control

1. Select one or multiple decoders from the list.

2. Configure the commands for CEC, RS232, or IR.

3. Click Apply.

4. Use the test area on the right to verify the commands.

Controller Tab

The Controller tab manages all CTL-Pro controller settings.

• Adjust IP settings for AV and control ports

• Import/export configurations

• Perform firmware upgrades

• Reset to factory settings

• Send API commands

• View log files

• And more

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