Check local video source
Following the step 3 and 4 to install two devices respectively. Connect the devices to the switch, and configure the IP addresses of the same network segment to ensure that the devices communicate normally. The computer is also connected to the same switch,configure the IP address of the same network segment. Log in to the WEB page and check if the input image of connected local source is normal (displayed as LOCAL in the upper left corner) in"Video Source" of "Media". The window with video input will display image every 5 s; the window without video input will display a blue screen, please check whether the video source and connection cable are normal.

Self discovery and adding video source
Click "Discover" to see if other devices can be discovered automatically. It will be displayed in the list on the left, and the device icon is in green (It cannot be displayed after the device is offline). Click on the device, select and add "All Video Sources".

After adding sources, you can see that it is displayed as REMOTE in the source list. The window with video input will display the video, and updated every 5s, otherwise it displayed as a blue screen. (At this time, the bitrate will be displayed as 0Kbps, only when it is selected for decoding and output, the real-time bitrate will be displayed ).

Decoding the opposite video source and output to the screen
In the "Media", drag the video sources of the added REMOTE device to the output window as a decoded output (Note: the output window 1/2 should be corresponding with HDMI/SDI output, and check whether the audio switch in the lower leftcorner is turned on), so that the audio and video of the opposite end can betransmitted to the local for decoding and display.

Two-way audio and video interaction
Both devices are configured as above, that is, both the audio and video of the opposite end are transmitted to the local decoding, and output to the screen, so that two-way audio and video interaction is realized.