Lumens OIP-N60D
Streams, layouts and volume of a Lumens OIP-N60D decoder from any RTI panel — with feedback the decoder confirms.
Overview
One driver controls one Lumens OIP-N60D decoder over its web API (HTTP, port 80, the decoder’s own login). Add the driver once for every decoder in the project. The decoder keeps its own list of up to 16 sources; slot N in the driver is position N in that list, and the panel shows the real names, so a source moved on the decoder is easy to spot.
Everything the room needs is a ready-made function: Select Source Stream 1 and Select Source Stream 2, Layout Off, Layout PIP and Layout PBP, HDMI Volume Set and HDMI Mute, Line Out Volume Set, Power and CEC Settings. Variables such as Stream 1 Source Name, the per-slot Selected flags, Layout Mode and PIP/PBP Available drive highlighted buttons and labels; events such as Stream 1 Source Changed, Layout Changed, Decoder Disconnected and Command Failed start your own macros.
Developed and tested on the OIP-N60D with firmware OIB1.38 and RTSP sources. The decoder has no direct display on/off command: use the CEC auto-on and auto-off settings. Managing the source list, the decoder’s own video wall and its USB output are not part of this driver. Without a licence key the driver runs for two hours after every processor start.
What you can do
Any stream on the screen in one tap
Pick the stream for each of the decoder’s two windows from up to 16 sources, named the way you name the room. The button lights at once and stays lit only when the decoder confirms the change; the source-changed events fire after that confirmation. The name, address and availability of every source are on the panel.
Picture-in-picture and side by side
Switch between one stream, PIP in any corner in three sizes and PBP with full or fit on each side, and choose which stream is heard. The decoder cannot combine 4K streams: the driver knows it, refuses the command, tells the panel why and keeps the picture that was on screen.
Volume, mute, power and CEC
HDMI and line-out volume with repeat while the button is held, HDMI mute, decoder power, and CEC settings so the display turns on with the stream and off after the delay you pick. Connection, login and command errors show up as text on the panel and as events for your macros.
What’s inside
What you download after purchase — the full package, ready to drop into a project.
The driver
RTI XP driver for the OIP-N60D decoder over its web API: sources, layouts, audio, power and CEC, about 150 variables and 8 events.
lumens-oip-n60d-1.7.rtidriverSetup instructions
From the decoder’s address and login to a working panel, the source slots and the 4K rules — inside the driver.
instructions.rtfYour licence key
Bound to the processor MAC, delivered as a text file by e-mail.
AVRELAY_Lumens-OIP-N60D_<MAC>.txtUpdates
New releases of the driver on request, no extra charge.
by e-mailBuy a licence
One licence per RTI processor, bound to its MAC address.