Bang & Olufsen ML Gateway Installation Guide

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BeoLink Gateway
Type 1703
Installation Guide
Ver. 1.0
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - BeoLink Gateway

BeoLink Gateway Type 1703 Installation Guide Ver. 1.0

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Link.- Receives (Rx) status information from products on the Network Link and the Master Link. Status is passedon by the BLGW protocol to the Home Au

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Master Link setupISP routerThe ISP (Internet Service Provider) router gives access to the Internet and is used as router for computers on the LAN and

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the BeoLink Gateway.- MLGW Status:Must be enabled only if the Home Automation System connected is equipped with a display. Enabling MLGW Status allows

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Network Link setupISP routerThe ISP (Internet Service Provider) router gives the BeoLink Gateway access to the Internet and is used as router for comp

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Network Link to the B&O products and/or via the Ethernet/RS232 to the Home Automation System. (See Basic functionality).

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Network Link/Master Link setupISP routerThe ISP (Internet Service Provider) router gives the BeoLink Gateway access to the Internet and is used as rou

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Service Menu’ [Settings].The hostname for the BeoLink Gateway must be entered, for instance ‘BLGW’.NL/ML Delay BoxA delay box is mounted in the Master

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Supported Home Automation SystemsLauritz Knudsen, IHC-Schneider, LexControlKNX - EIBClipsalLegrand - BticinoSmartHouseLutron- Lutron HomeWorks Interac

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BeoLink Gateway compatible products- ML products Software Remarks - BeoVision 7-32 MK I - MK IV ≥ SW 7.94 HD-ready products only- BeoVision 7-32 MK

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*As the audio products are ML audio masters they can be used alone with BeoLink Gateway.All Audio Masters are able to receive commands from BLGW, no m

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Contents Page BeoLink Gateway 1 BeoLink Gateway vs Master Link Gateway 2 Features 3 - 4 Sockett pa

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LED System StatusBeoLink Gateway is equipped with an LED indicator, which is used to display the system status of BeoLinkGateway. The LED, placed at t

Page 14 - Basic functionality)

Web-based User InterfaceBeoLink Gateway contains a web-based User Interface - as in a router. This means that the user interface can be accessed by us

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Connecting a PC to BeoLink GatewayBasic connectionsAs the BeoLink Gateway contains a web-based user interface a PC must be connected to be able to acc

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Start MenuAccess to the menusThe WEB-based user interface can be accessed by using the Internet browser on a computer. The latest browser’s are suppor

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LoginLoginTo access the configuration and programming menus ‘admin’ must be entered in both fields in the login boxfollowed by <Enter>.The ‘Pass

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ProjectMenu BarAll menus in BeoLink Gateway can be accessed via the menu bar in the top of the display. The followingmenus are available:-Project- Set

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Setup - Network settingsThe Network Settings menu is used to setup the network settings to adapt to the actual network to which the BeoLink Gateway is

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Setup - Date & Time SettingsDate & time settingsA correct time setting is important as it is used for the monitoring of events, astronomic clo

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Setup - Integration Protocol SettingsIntegration Protocol The Integration Protocol makes it possible for other devices to interact with BeoLink Gatewa

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ZonesZone SettingsNameIn BeoLink Gateway rooms in the house, such as living room, kitchen, bedroom are organized in zones.AreaZones are organized in a

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BeoLink GatewayBeoLink Gateway is the successor to Master Link Gateway and is a control interface between Bang &Olufsen products in a BeoLink syst

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SystemsThe systems settings is for setting-up systems connected to BeoLink Gateway.BeoLink and Home Automation systems are ‘systems’.System settingsSe

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Resources - BeoLink resourcesThe components in a system is mapped to a resource. The resources have the following parameters:- ZoneThe zone to which

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Resources - Home Automation System resourcesStandard resource typesMost resources from the supported systems fall into a few groups: buttons, dimmers,

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Resources - Virtual resourcesVirtual ResourcesVirtual Resources makes it possible to define buttons for systems, without implementing these directly.

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MacrosMacro ProgrammingThe interaction between the devices connected to BeoLink Gateway is defined by means of macros.A macro consists of a set of eve

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Macros - Resource EventDefining EventsThe list of events - for triggering a macro - can be filled in manually, or selected from recent events. Three t

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Macros - Resource CommandCommandsCommands are the actions executed when a macro is triggered. The list of commands is executed in order, and a delay c

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occur.The possibility to cancel or collapse a macro being executed ensures that the ongoing macro will end immediately.In the above mentioned example,

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Macro - Generic Resource EventGeneric programmingStandard events and commands apply to a single specific resource.Generic programming makes it possib

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BeoLink Gateway versus Master Link Gateway:Main differences between Master Link Gateway MKII and BeoLink Gateway:- New programming web interface- More

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Macro - Generic Resource Command32

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InterfacesThis menu is for setting up the user interfaces generated by BeoLink Gateway. It is possible to configure the following features:- Virtual r

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SourcesFor each product sources available to the user can be added. For Network Link products it can be queried directly from the product by pressing

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configuration section for each source. For each favourite list a global delay and end command - that will affect each favourite command - canbe set. T

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ToolsTo access the Tool menus select ‘Tools’ in the menu bar. A drop-down box with the sub-menus will appear,and any of the sub-menus can be accessed.

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ToolsLogsThe ‘System Log Menu’ is able to show system messages concerning the interaction between BeoLinkGateway and external devices connected, such

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ToolsService ReportsIf a hardware or software error is experienced it is possible to create a service report by pressing the‘Download Service Report’

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ToolsFirmwareThis menu is for updating software. There are two ways to update software - manually via computer and on-line updating via the Internet.3

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Configuration - Save RevisionSave RevisionSaving a revision means saving the current configuration. The revision can be named, which is useful ifchang

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Configuration - Load from fileUploading a configuration from a computerBy selecting ’Configuration’ -> ‘Load from file’ a configuration file can be

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FeaturesWeb panel.Connection of IP-cameras.Home Automation menu on the TV- Like Smart TV.- Overview/status/control of the entire house. - Two-way fee

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Configuration - Download To FileSaving a revision to a computerBy selecting ’Configuration’ --> ‘Download to file’ the current configuration can be

Page 47 - Firmware

Configuration - Revision HistoryRevision historyBeoLink Gateway keeps a record of the latest ten configuration releases. A new release can be saved by

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FeaturesIn a BeoLink setup (Network Link/Master Link) with a BeoLink Gateway and a Home Automation System connected the following features are availab

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Socket panelMainsFor the connection to the mains.Network Link (Ethernet)For the connection to a Network Link router to have communication via Ethernet

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Technical specificationsType no: - Type 1703- One type only.Mains- 100 V~ - 240 V~ - 50 Hz/60Hz.Power consumption-7.7 W- 13 W - with USB devices conne

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Basic funtionalityControl flowThe control flow in BeoLink Gateway is based on macros by their functionality. A macro contains a list of ‘EVENTS’ (data

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