Operating Instructions

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SUMAVISION
Operating Instructions
Enhanced Multimedia Router
SUMAVISION TECHNOLOGIES CO.,LTD.
SUMAVISION
EMR Operating Instructions
Preface
Version Description
Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd. Copyright and all rights reserved.
Without the written permission of the Company, any units or individuals are not allowed to
extract, reproduce part or all of this book, and spread in any form.
The product in this manual is:
Enhanced Multimedia Router
Version: V3.30
This manual is complete operating instructions for EMR series. Users can select relevant
contents of this manual according to the device purchased.
Information in this book is subject to change and version upgrade without notice.
Agreements of the Instructions
Before reading the Instructions, please read the following agreements carefully:
1. Font and format
ü The texts in the Instructions are prepared by use of V Song typeface;
ü The first-level titles in the Instructions are prepared in bold, II Song typeface, while the
second-level titles, in bold, III Song typeface, and the third-level titles, in bold, IV Song
typeface;
ü All the notes to the Instructions are prepared by use of regular script, and are
separated before and after from the texts by use of "=======";
ü The agreed contents with a square bracket "[ ]" in the Instructions refer to the
man-machine interface, menu names, data tables and field names, etc.; multi-level
menus are separated with "/", for instance the [main menu/network settings/local IP
address] multi-level menu refers to the [Local IP Address] menu option under the
[Network Setting] sub-menu under the [main menu] menu.
2. Keyboard operation
ü The Song characters in angle brackets refer to the key name or button name. For
instance, <Enter>, <Tab>, <BackSpace> and others refer to Return, Tab, Backspace
and so on, respectively.
ü <Key 1 + Key 2> refers to pressing key 1 and key 2 on the keyboard at the same time.
For example, <Ctrl+Alt+A> refers to pressing "Ctrl", "Alt" and "A" keys at the same
time.
ü < Key 1, Key 2> refers to pressing Key 1 first on the keyboard, releasing, and then
pressing Key 2; for instance, <Alt, D> refers to pressing <Alt> key, releasing, and then
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pressing <D> key.
3. Mouse operation
ü Click: Quickly press and release a mouse button.
ü Double-click: Press twice quickly in a row and release a mouse button.
ü Drag: Hold down a mouse button, and move the mouse.
4. Signs
ü
Notice, caution, warning and danger: to remind users of the matters to which
should be paid attention in the day-to-day maintenance and operation.
ü
Description, prompts and tips: to necessarily supplement and describe the
descriptions of the operation contents.
ü
Help: to describe in detail the parts of the operation contents that it are not easy for
users to understand.
Target Readers
The Instructions provide in detail the functions of and the methods of using and
maintaining the Enhanced Multimedia Router (EMR), and is applicable to the following
readers:
ü Digital video/audio engineering technicians
ü Digital video/audio system administrators
ü Digital video/audio system engineers
Contact Us
Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd. is committed to providing a full range of technical
support. When users are not familiar with the device or any fault of the device occurs, it is
recommended not to disassemble the device, but to contact the nearest office of
Sumavision, or contact the After-sales Technical Support Department of the Company.
You can contact us by the following ways:
Address: Building 1, 15 Kaituo Road, Shangdi Information and Industry Base, Haidian
District, Beijing 100085 CHINA
After-sales Technical Support hotline: 8008103018, ext. 801
24-hour hotline: 13911310981
Website: www.sumavision.com
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Contents
CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW OF PRODUCT ...........................................................................7
1.1
PURPOSE ................................................................................................................7
1.2
PRODUCT ID ...........................................................................................................7
1.3
ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................8
1.3.1
Transportion Environment..............................................................................8
1.3.2
Site Room Environmental Requirements.......................................................9
1.3.3
Power Requirements .............................................................................. - 10 CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................- 11 2.1 APPEARANCE .........................................................................................................- 11 2.1.1 Indicators ...................................................................................................... - 11 2.1.2 LCD............................................................................................................... - 12 2.1.3 Keyboard ...................................................................................................... - 12 2.1.4 Connectors ................................................................................................... - 13 2.1.5 Rear View of Various Card of EMR.............................................................. - 14 2.1.5.1 Analog Video Input and Digital Video Input Interfaces .......................... - 14 2.1.5.2 Analog Audio Input and Digital Audio Input Interfaces .......................... - 15 2.1.6 H.264 Encoding Card ................................................................................... - 16 2.1.7 Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding Card.............................................................. - 16 2.1.8 DS3 Two-way Adapter Card ......................................................................... - 16 2.1.9 Bit Rate Retrofit Card ................................................................................... - 17 2.1.10 QPSK Card ................................................................................................. - 17 2.1.10.1 RF Input/Output Interface .................................................................... - 17 2.1.11 QAM Card ................................................................................................... - 18 2.1.12 Input/Output Card (I/O Card)...................................................................... - 18 2.1.12.1 Analog Decoding Card and Digital Decoding Card ............................. - 18 2.1.12.2 ASI Input and Output Interface ............................................................ - 19 2.1.12.3 Ethernet Interface ................................................................................ - 19 2.1.13 Power Socket ............................................................................................. - 20 2.2 HEAT EMISSION DESCRIPTION ................................................................................- 20 2.3 CONTROL DESCRIPTION..........................................................................................- 21 CHAPTER 3 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ......................................................... - 22 3.1 MAIN PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS ........................................................................- 22 3.2 STANDARDS ...........................................................................................................- 22 CHAPTER 4 DIMENSION AND WEIGHT .................................................................... - 23 4.1 DIMENSIONS ...........................................................................................................- 23 4.2 W EIGHT .................................................................................................................- 23 CHAPTER 5 INSTALLATION AND DEBUGGING........................................................ - 24 5.1 OPENING AND CHECK .............................................................................................- 24 5.2 INSTALLATION ATTENTIONS .....................................................................................- 24 5.3 STEPS AND METHODS OF INSTALLATION..................................................................- 24 5.4 DEBUGGING ...........................................................................................................- 25 5.5 DEBUGGING AND INSPECTION METHODS .................................................................- 26 CHAPTER 6 DEVICE OPERATION ............................................................................. - 27 6.1 STEPS FOR FAST RUNNING OF EMR .......................................................................- 27 6.1.1 Quick Instructions for Front Panel to Configure MPEG2 Encoding Card .... - 27 6.1.2 Quick Instructions for Network Management System to Configure MPEG2
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6.1.3 Instructions for Quick Use of H.264 Encoding Card .................................... - 28 6.1.4 Instructions for Quick Use of Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding Card............... - 28 6.1.5 Instructions for Quick Use of DS3 Two-way Adapter Card .......................... - 29 6.1.6 Instructions for Quick Use of Bit Rate Retrofit Card .................................... - 29 6.1.7 Instructions for Quick Use of QPSK Card .................................................... - 29 6.1.8 Instructions for Quick Use of QAM Card...................................................... - 30 6.2 DEVICE MENU DESCRIPTIONS .................................................................................- 30 6.2.1 Major Control Menu ...................................................................................... - 30 6.2.1.1 System status information ..................................................................... - 30 6.2.1.1.1 Encoding information menu ............................................................ - 31 6.2.1.1.2 Video information] menu ................................................................. - 31 6.2.1.1.3 AC3 information menu..................................................................... - 31 6.2.1.1.4 MP2 audio information] menu ......................................................... - 32 6.2.1.1.5 ASI input information menu............................................................. - 32 6.2.1.1.6 Version information menu ............................................................... - 32 6.2.1.2 System setting ....................................................................................... - 32 6.2.1.2.1 Deliver settings menu...................................................................... - 32 6.2.1.2.2 [ASI input 1 on/off] menu................................................................. - 33 6.2.1.2.3 [ASI input 2 on/off] menu................................................................. - 33 6.2.1.2.4 [ASI output bit rate] menu ............................................................... - 33 6.2.1.2.5 [TS packet length] menu ................................................................. - 34 6.2.1.2.6 [Transport stream ID] menu ............................................................ - 34 6.2.1.2.7 Original networked menu ................................................................ - 34 6.2.1.3 Network Settings.................................................................................... - 34 6.2.1.3.1 local IP menu................................................................................... - 35 6.2.1.3.2 MAC address menu ........................................................................ - 35 6.2.1.3.3 Subnet mask menu ......................................................................... - 36 6.2.1.3.4Gateway IP menu............................................................................. - 36 6.2.1.3.5 SNMP network management IP...................................................... - 36 6.2.1.4 Language ............................................................................................... - 38 6.2.1.5 Restart menu ......................................................................................... - 38 6.2.1.6 Restore to factory settings ..................................................................... - 39 6.2.2 MPEG-2 Encoding Card Setting .................................................................. - 39 6.2.2.1 [Encoder 1 settings] menu ..................................................................... - 39 6.2.2.1.1 Video setting menu ......................................................................... - 40 6.2.2.1.2 Audio setting menu.......................................................................... - 43 6.2.2.1.3 PID setting....................................................................................... - 49 6.2.2.1.4 SDT setting...................................................................................... - 50 6.2.2.1.5 VBI menu......................................................................................... - 51 Multiplexing switch........................................................................................ - 51 6.2.3 MP2 Analog Decoding Card Setting............................................................. - 52 6.2.3.1 Status Query .......................................................................................... - 52 6.2.3.2 Port 1 Setting ......................................................................................... - 52 6.2.4 H.264 Encoding Card Setting....................................................................... - 53 6.2.4.1 Video Setting.......................................................................................... - 54 6.2.4.2 Audio Setting .......................................................................................... - 56 6.2.4.3 PID Setting............................................................................................. - 58 6.2.5 DS3 Card Setting.......................................................................................... - 58 6.2.5.1 Status Query .......................................................................................... - 58 6.2.5.2 DS3 Input Setting................................................................................... - 59 6.2.5.3 DS3 Output Setting ................................................................................ - 60 6.2.5.4 ASI Setting ............................................................................................. - 61 6.2.5.5 DS3 Card Setting] .................................................................................. - 62 Loopback switch............................................................................................. - 62 DS3/E3 Mode ................................................................................................. - 62 Clear stream transmission ............................................................................. - 63 6.2.5.6 Restore to Factory Parameters ............................................................. - 63 -5-
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6.2.6 Bit Rate Retrofit Card Setting ....................................................................... - 63 6.2.6.1 Status Information.................................................................................. - 63 6.2.7 QPSK Card Setting....................................................................................... - 63 6.2.7.1 Status Query .......................................................................................... - 63 6.2.7.2 Channel 1 Setting .................................................................................. - 64 6.2.7.3 Channel 2 Setting .................................................................................. - 64 6.2.8 QAM Card Setting ........................................................................................ - 64 6.2.8.1 Modulator Status .................................................................................... - 64 6.2.8.2 Modulation Setting ................................................................................. - 65 6.2.9 Gigabit Card ................................................................................................. - 65 6.2.9.1 Status Query .......................................................................................... - 66 Version Information ........................................................................................ - 66 System Status................................................................................................. - 67 Input Status..................................................................................................... - 68 Output Status.................................................................................................. - 68 6.2.9.2 Parameter Setting .................................................................................. - 69 System Parameter.......................................................................................... - 69 Input Parameter.............................................................................................. - 70 Output Parameters ......................................................................................... - 71 6.3 NETWORK MANAGEMENT OPERATION ......................................................................- 72 6.3.1 Relationship with sumavision 10KM01......................................................... - 72 6.3.2 Add Devices.................................................................................................. - 72 6.3.2.1 Operation procedures ............................................................................ - 72 6.3.2.2 Note........................................................................................................ - 73 6.3.3 Parameter Setting......................................................................................... - 74 6.3.3.1 System Information................................................................................ - 74 6.3.3.2 Card Configuration................................................................................. - 76 Encoding Card Network Management Parameter Setting............................. - 76 Network Management Parameter Setting of Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding Card 79 DS3 Card Network Management Parameter Setting..................................... - 81 Bit Rate Retrofit Card Network Management Parameter Setting .................. - 85 6.3.4 Multicomplexing Setting ............................................................................... - 86 6.3.4.1 Input ....................................................................................................... - 87 6.3.4.2 Output .................................................................................................... - 88 6.3.4.3 Button..................................................................................................... - 90 6.3.4.4 Multicomplexing Parameter Setting....................................................... - 94 6.3.4.5 Attentions ............................................................................................... - 96 CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................ - 96 7.1 ALARM INFORMATION ..............................................................................................- 96 7.1.1 Nothing display in LCD................................................................................. - 97 7.1.2 Video parameters displaying abnormal input............................................... - 98 7.1.3 Video state enquiry displaying standard error or synchronization error ...... - 98 7.1.4 A small number of mosaic occurs at the bottom of the image after decoding - 99
7.1.5 Audio state enquiry displaying abnormal input............................................. - 99 7.1.6 Audio status enquiry displaying abnormal synchronization ....................... - 100 7.1.7 No sound output after decoding ................................................................. - 100 7.1.8 The sound is badly distorted after decoding .............................................. - 100 CHAPTER 8 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ............................................................. - 100 8.1 MAINTENANCE METHOD ........................................................................................- 100 8.2 MAINTENANCE DETAILS ........................................................................................- 101 8.3 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE .......................................................................................- 101 8.4 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................- 102 -6-
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8.5 QUARTERLY MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................- 102 8.6 ANNUAL MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................- 102 8.7 ARRANGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE .......................................................................- 103 8.8 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE ............................................................................- 103 CHAPTER 9 STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION................................................... - 104 9.1 STORAGE .............................................................................................................- 104 9.2 TRANSPORTATION ................................................................................................- 104 -
Chapter 1 Overview of Product
1.1 Purpose
SUMAVISION Enhanced Multimedia Router, which can be abbreviated to SUMAVISION
EMR, is a new generation multi-media exchange platform. This device, which uses plug-in
structure, and integrates multiple functions of encoding and multiplexing, can be freely
configured according to the different needs of users, and meet the vast number of
operators’ demands for integrated devices in the processs of digital TV head-end platform
construction.
The typical network diagram of EMR is shown as Fig. 1-1.
Fig. 1-1 Network Diagram of EMR
In Fig. 1-1, EMR accesses to the analog or digital video and audio signals, then encodes
and processes them into TS which will then come into the complexer (1U single machine
can support the encoding of up to 10 sets of programs) for complex application with EPG
information, to become a standard DVB stream. After the encryption by the scrambler and
the modulation by the modulator, such stream will be transmitted by HFC network.
1.2 Product ID
Symbols, such as product name, model and manufacturer locate on the front panel of the
EMR device, shown as Fig. 1-2.
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Company’s
Product model
Manufacturer
Fig. 1-2 Front Panel of EMR
Product name: Enhanced Multimedia Router
Product model: Enhanced Multimedia Router, shown as Fig. 1-2.
Manufacturer: Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd., shown as Fig. 1-2.
Descriptions on factory mark on the rear panel:
Factory mark locates on the rear panel of the device, shown as Fig. 1-3.
EMR2B081006
Fig. 1-3 Factory Mark
“S/N” denotes factory serial number, “EMR” stands for the device model, and “2B081006”
refers to the production code.
1.3 Environmental Requirements
1.3.1 Transportion Environment
The device must be prudently and carefully handled to avoid damages to the device.
Ensure that people who transport, maintain or operate the device have professional skills
and are familiar with the operation of device. If you have any question, please contact the
After-sales Techinical Support Department of Sumavision.
This device is one of high-end electronic products. It should be handled prudently and
carefully to aviod dropping and collision, and you’re advised to bear in mind the following
tips during the transportation:
Please do not place this device on unstable trolleys, shelves, brackets or tables, otherwise,
the device may fall and cause serious damages, which can lead to abnormal operation.
During transportation, the trolley used to transport devices should keep balance. When
user has arrived at the designated location or have to stop on the way, ensure whether the
trolley is reliable first, and then stop moving. Any accident may overturn the trolley and
make the device dropped.
Please arrange special personnel to transport the device and aviod transportation by
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several persons as possible as you can.
1.3.2 Site Room Environmental Requirements
ü Site room area:
The front door and back door of the cabinet should leave at least 1.2 to 1.5m for
opening the door or routine maintenance. The cabinet can not be installed against the
wall, and the distance between the cabinet side and the wall should be not less than
0.8m.
ü Site room floor:
Site room floor should be non-conductive, dust-proof, and its surface smoothness
should be less than 2mm per square meter. The volume resistivity of anti-static
material should range from 1×107Ω to 1×1010Ω, and the ground current-limiting
resistor is 1MΩ. Floor load-bearing should be larger than 450kg/ m2.
ü Environment temperature:
The device can operate normally in the environment whose temperature ranges from
5 to 40℃. If conditions permit, air-conditioning is preferred to help losing heat.
ü
Relative humidity:
The device can operate normally in the environment whose humidity ranges from
20% to 80%.
ü Environmental pressure
86kpa to 105kpa.
ü Site room doors and windows:
Doors and windows of the site room should be sealed with dust-proof rubber strips,
and windows should be double-glazed and strictly sealed.
ü Site room wall surface
The wall surface of site room can use wallpapers or be printed with lusterless paint,
however, powder coating is not suitable.
ü Air cleanliness:
The requirements for air cleanliness can be listed as Table 1-1 and Table 1-2.
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Table 1-1 Site room dust indicators
Maximum diameter (μm)
0.05
1
3
5
7×105
24×104
13×104
Maximum concentration (particles
5
14×10
per cubic meter)
Table 1-2 Site room harmful gas indicators
Gas
Average (mg/m 3)
Max (mg/m3)
Sulfur dioxide SO2
0.2
1.5
0.01
0.3
Nitrogen dioxide NO2
0.04
0.15
Ammonia NH3
0.05
0.15
Chlorine Cl2
0.01
0.3
Hydrogen sulfide
H2S
ü Fire-fighting requirements:
Site room should be equipped with automatic fire alarm system, hand-held
extinguishing system or fixed extinguishing system.
ü Power requirements
1.
The devices, air-conditioning system and lighting system should have their own
power system respectively.
2.
The voltage used by the device should range from 196V to 242V, and the power
frequency used should be 50Hz or 60Hz.
1.3.3 Power Requirements
EMR would work normally at the following parameters:
ü
Power supply:
Voltage range: 198V～242V AC ;
Voltage frequency: 50Hz±3Hz.
ü
Power consumption: < 100W
ü
Nominal fuse: 2A
ü
Device grounding: The device should be well grounded through the grounding
terminal.
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Chapter 2 Introduction
2.1 Appearance
The appearance of EMR is shown as Fig. 2-1.
Installation part
Indicator
LCD
Keyboard
Fig. 2-1 Appearance of EMR
2.1.1 Indicators
There are 9 indicators on the front panel of SUMAVISION EMR, including:
l Power
l Run
l Alarm
l Operating indicators (1 to 6)
Turn on the power switch of the device after user has confirmed that the input voltage of
the device is AC voltage that ranges from 196V to 242V. If the indicator of Power lights, it
can be concluded that the power has been successfully turned on, and the conditions for
running the device have been provided.
When the device starts and operates normally, if there is no anomaly, the indicator of Run
on the device panel will turn green.
When the device operates abnormally, the indicator of Alarm on the device panel will turn
red, which prompts the user that an error has occurred.
Operating indicators of 1 to 5 are used to indicate the operating status of slot 1 to 5
respectively, I/O indicator is used to indicate the operating status of input and output cards,
and the indicator of Alarm is used to indicate device status.
The table below lists the operating status of indicator 1 by taking that one encoding card
plugged in slot 1 as an example.
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The table below lists the operating status of indicator 1 by taking that one encoding card
plugged in slot 1 as an example.
Table 2-1 Description for the operating status of indicator 1
Operating
indicator
No.
1
2
3
Indicator 1
4
5
6
Encoder
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Encoder 1
Encoder 2
Signal
source
Y
Y
Y
—
—
Y
—
N
N
—
—
—
Multiplexing or
not
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Indicator result
Slot
Green
Slot 1
Red
Off
Indicator 1 can be divided into six kinds of status as shown in the table above, "-" denotes
the content has nothing to do with this item. For detailed abnormality report information,
please query in “System status” of the device or “Alarm display” of the network
management system.
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After the device has been powered on, the indicator of Power will keep lighting once the
device is started.
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2.1.2 LCD
Various parameters of the current operation will be displayed on LCD in the operating
process.
Users can learn parameter settings and operating status by querying LCD.
2.1.3 Keyboard
For the normal operation of the device, user must set the operating parameters of the
current device through keyboard. The keys of the keyboard can be listed as follows:
l Up (↑)
l Down (↓)
l Left (←)
l Right (→)
l Enter (Ent)
l Escape (Esc)
The value will increase by 1 each time the Up key is pressed; The value will decrease by 1
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each time the Down key is pressed; The cursor will move one digit to left each time the
Left key is pressed; The cursor will move one digit to right each time the Right key is
pressed; Each time the Esc key is pressed, current operation will be canceled, and users
will return to the previous menu; Each time the Ent key is pressed, current operation will
be confirmed, and users will enter next level menu.
Users can complete the operations, such as device parameter setting and device
parameter query, according to the actual requirements by combining these six keys, and
referring to device menu structure.
2.1.4 Connectors
SUMAVISION EMR rear panel adopts the form of sub-panels, 6 slots formed with 6
sub-panels can be handled independently, which can facilitate the plugging and
un-plugging of sub-cards. Ground terminal, power socket and power switch are placed on
the rear panel, see Fig. 2-2.
Fig. 2-2 Appearance of SUMAVISION EMR Rear Panel
Corresponding relationship between the function board and the slot used is shown as
Table 2-3.
Table 2-3 Function Board and the Slot Used
MPEG-2analog encoding
card
(dobly module is optional)
MPEG-2digital encoding card
(dobly module is optional)
H.264 encoding card
DS3 card
Bit change card
QPSK card
Analog decoding card
Digital decoding card
QAMcard
I/O card
Slot 1
Slot 2
▼
Slot 3
Slot 4
Slot 5
Slot 6
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
▼
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H.264 encoding card and other cards in the same device can not be used in a
mixed way (except for input and output cards).
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2.1.5 Rear View of Various Card of EMR
SUMAVISION EMR can provide various kinds of cards, including: MPEG-2 analog
encoding card, MPEG-2 digital encoding card, H.264 encoding card, DS3 two-way
adapter card and bit rate retrofit card, with their rear view shown as Fig. 2-3.
MPEG-2 analog encoding card
MPEG-2 digital encoding card
H.264 encoding card
DS3 two-way adapter card
QPSK card
Bit rate retrofit card
QAM card
Gigabit card
Digital decoding card
Fig. 2-3 Appearance of various cards
2.1.5.1 Analog Video Input and Digital Video Input Interfaces
The video input interfaces provided by video and audio encoding card are 75ΩBNC
interfaces.
The
electrical
characteristics,
material
characteristics,
mechanical
characteristics and appearance of BNC connector can be listed as Table 2-4.
Table 2-4 Parameters of video input BNC interface
Electrical
characteristics
Material
characteristics
Mechanical
characteristics
Normal impedance
75Ω
Frequency range
0-2GHz 0 to 2GHz
Voltage rating
500 VRMS (Sea-level Max)
Dielectric withstand
voltage
VSWR
1500 VRMS (Sea-level Min)
1.5 (Max)
Main part and metal
fittings
Insertion force
Nickel plating
Acrotorque 2.5 lbs
Pullout force
Maximum axial tensile force 3 lbs
Nut pulling force
Min 100 lbs
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Its appearances can be
shown as the figure
below:
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Centric pin thrust
Min 6 lbs
Durability
More than 500 times drawing
2.1.5.2 Analog Audio Input and Digital Audio Input Interfaces
The audio input interface provided by Video and audio encoding card are Phoenix printed
circuit board connecting terminals, MINI COMBICON (can be abbreviated as MC) plugs
and sockets, and the plug-pull direction should be parallel to the wire axis. MC plugs and
sockets are close-spaced, and have lower exterior size and ample connection capacities.
They have also been equipped with fault tolerance and anti-dislocation protection.
Size [mm]
Table 2-5 MC socket parameters
7.62 (3-hole)
19.05 (6-hole)
Pin distance [mm]
3.81
Welding pinhole diameter [mm]
1.2
Welding pinhole size [mm×mm]
0.8×0.8
Insulating material category
IIIa
Installation category (overvoltage
category) /pollution degree
III/3
Rated voltage[V]
125
Pulse withstand voltage [kV]
2.5
Rated current [A]
8
Maximum load current per bit [A]
8
Insulating material type
PBT
Flame retardant rating in line with
UL94
V0
UL/CUL: [V]/[A]/AWG
300/8/-
CSA: [V]/[A]/AWG
300/8/-
Their Appearances can
be shown as the figure
below:
Appearance
Technical data in
line with ICE and
DIN VDE
Authentication
data
Rated voltage
/rated current
/gauge
The technical parameters and appearance of MC plug are shown in Table 1-6.
Table 2-6 MC plug parameters
Size [mm]
7.62
(3-hole)
19.05 (6-hole)
Pin distance [mm]
3.81
Insulating material category
I
Installation category (overvoltage
category) /pollution degree
III/3
Appearance
Technical
data
speicified by ICE
and DIN VDE
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Their Appearances can
be shown as the figure
below:
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Rated voltage[V]
125
Pulse withstand voltage [kV]
2.5
Rated current/rated cross-section
2
[A]/[mm ]
Maximum load current/
cross-section [A]/[mm2]
Authentication
data
Rated voltage
/rated current
/gauge
8/0.5
8/0.5
Insulating material type
PA
Flame retardant rating in line with
UL94
V0
UL/CUL: [V]/[A]/AWG
300/8/30-14
CSA: [V]/[A]/AWG
300/8/28-16
2.1.6 H.264 Encoding Card
SUMAVISION EMR can provide 5 five-channel H.264 video and audio encoding cards
(each card can allow to select analog or digital signal sources for encoding), as shown in
Fig. 2-4.
Fig. 2-4 Appearance of H.264 Encoding Card
The video and audio input interface parameters and characteristics are of the same nature
as the analog and digital MPEG-2 encoding cards in 2.1.5.
2.1.7 Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding Card
SUMAVISION EMR can provide 5 analog MPEG2 SD decoding cards. Each can decode
and output two-channel analog MPEG2 SD programs. The decoded programs can be
selected in multiplexing way, as shown in Fig. 2-4.
Fig. 2-4 Appearance of Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding Card
The video and audio input interface parameters and characteristics are of the same nature
as the analog and digital MPEG-2 encoding cards in 2.1.5.
2.1.8 DS3 Two-way Adapter Card
The DS3 two-way adapter card provided by SUMAVISION EMR can ensure two-way
adaptation of DS3 and ASI signals. The first interface is ASI output interface, the second
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is ASI input interface, the third and fourth are DS3 output interfaces and the fifth is DS3
input interface, as shown in Fig. 2-5.
Fig. 2-5 Appearance of DS3 Two-way Adapter Card
The BNC input interface parameters and characteristics are of the same nature as the
analog and digital MPEG-2 encoding cards in 2.1.5.
2.1.9 Bit Rate Retrofit Card
The bit rate retrofit card provided by SUMAVISION EMR can provide three-channel ASI
input interfaces and the loop-out interface of Channel-1 input, which can ensure bit rate
retrofit of three programs in the three-channel ASI input program streams, as shown in Fig.
2-6.
Fig. 2-6 Appearance of Bit Rate Retrofit Card
The BNC input interface parameters and characteristics are of the same nature as the
analog and digital MPEG-2 encoding cards in 2.1.5.
2.1.10 QPSK Card
The QPSK card provided by SUMAVISION EMR can receive two-channel satellite signals,
and each channel has a loop-out interface. Interface 2 and 4 are satellite signal input
interfaces and interface 1 and 3 are satellite signal loop-out interfaces, as shown in Fig.
2-7.
Fig. 2-7 Appearance of QPSK Card
2.1.10.1 RF Input/Output Interface
The input/output interface provided by QPSK and QAM cards is RF interface. The
electrical characteristics, material characteristics, mechanical characteristics and
appearance of RF interface can be listed as Table 2-7.
Table 2-7 Parameters of RF Interface
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Electrical
characteristics
Normal
impedance
Frequency
range
Voltage rating
Dielectric
withstand
voltage
VSWR
Material
characteristics
Mechanical
characteristics
75Ω
Its appearances
can be shown as
the figure below:
0-20GHz
500 VRMS
Max)
1500 VRMS
Min)
(Sea-level
(Sea-level
1.5 (Max)
Main part and
metal fittings
Insertion force
Nickel plating
Pullout force
Maximum axial
force 3 lbs
Min. 100 lbs
Nut
force
pulling
Max. acrotorque 2.5 lbs
Centric pin thrust
Min. 6 lbs
Durability
More than
drawing
500
tensile
times
2.1.11 QAM Card
The QAM card provided by SUMAVISION EMR will support the output of two frequency
points, as shown in Fig. 2-8.
Fig. 2-8 Appearance of QAM Card
The RF output interface characteristics are same as the RF interface of QPSK card in
2.1.9.1.
2.1.12 Input/Output Card (I/O Card)
The I/O card provided by EMR is in the dedicated slot for input/output card, as shown in
Fig. 2-9.
Fig. 2-9 Appearance of I/O Card
2.1.12.1 Analog Decoding Card and Digital Decoding Card
SUMAVISION EMR can provide 5 ten-channel video and audio decoding cards, with each
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analog or digital decoding card available for two-channel video and audio decoding, as
shown in Fig. 2-10.
Analog Decoding Card
Digital Decoding Card
Fig. 2-10 Appearance of Decoding Card
The video and audio output interface parameters and characteristics are of the same
nature as the analog and digital MPEG-2 encoding cards in 2.1.5.
2.1.12.2 ASI Input and Output Interface
The input and output card provides two ASI input interfaces and two ASI output interfaces,
which are all 75ΩBNC interfaces. The electrical characteristics, material characteristics,
mechanical characteristics and appearance of BNC connector can be listed as Table 2-8.
Table 2-8 Parameters of ASI input and output interfaces
Electrical
characteristics
Normal
impedance
Frequency
range
Voltage rating
Dielectric
withstand
voltage
VSWR
Material
characteristics
Mechanical
characteristics
Main part and
metal fittings
Insertion force
Pullout force
Its
appearance
can be shown as
the figure below:
75Ω
0-2GHz
500 VRMS(Sea-level Max.)
1500 VRMS(Sea-level Min.)
1.5(Max.)
Nickel plating
Max. acrotorque 2.5 lbs
Nut pulling force
Maximum axial tensile force
3 lbs
Min. 100 lbs
Centric pin thrust
Min. 6 lbs
Durability
More than
drawing
500
times
2.1.12.3 Ethernet Interface
The input/output card provides provides users with an Ethernet interface, whose type is
RJ45, and the various parameters can be listed as Table 2-9:
Table 2-9 Parameters of Ethernet Interface Connector
Electrical
characteristics
Maximum current
2A
Insulation resistance
5,000 megohm
DC resistance
signal pins
30 milliohms @100 mA
of
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Its
appearance
can be shown as
the figure below:
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Material
characteristics
Mechanical
characteristics
Metal-shell
shield
force
Applicable ambient
temperature
Plated
contact
surface of signal pins
Filler
Durability
Insertion/pullout
force
Min. 20dB(20～200MHz)
-50～+105 ℃
Metal shell, tin-plated
UL90V-0 flame retardant
thermoplastic
750 times
Max. 5 lbs
2.1.13 Power Socket
SUMAVISION EMR provides users with a power socket on the rear panel, which can be
used to provide working power supply for the device. The power sockets used by
SUMAVISION EMR fully conform to the national industrial standards, for detailed
information, refer to Table 2-10.
Table 2-10 Power socket parameters
GB 1002-1996
Types, basic parameters and dimensions of
single phase plugs and sockets
GB
Plugs and socket-outlets for household and
2099.1-1996
similar
purposes.
Part
1:
Its appearances can be shown
as the figure below:
General
requirements
2.2 Heat Emission Description
The EMR provides two exhaust fans inside to relieve the temperature rise during the
device operation, due to the functioning of chips inside the device.
The exhaust flow of EMR is shown as Fig. 2-10.
Exhaust channel
Exhaust channel
Inlet channel
Fig. 2-10 Exhaust Flow
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Do not block the ventilation channel when installing the device.
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2.3 Control Description
The control of SUMAVISION EMR can be realized through the keys on the front panel and
the SNMP network management system. The keys are suitable for on-site operation,
while SNMP is suitable for centralized management of multi-point device.
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Chapter 3 Technical Characteristics
3.1 Main Performance Parameters
ü
Support up to 10-channel AV (CVBS) inputs and 20-channel monophonic audio
balanced inputs
ü
Support digital SDI (embedded audio) and digital audio input
ü
Support multiplexing function for encoded stream, 1-channel ASI output, which
ranges from 1M to 216M, and 1-channel SMPTE310 output
ü
Video encoding: MPEG-2 4: 2: 0 MP@ML
ü
Bit rate control: CBR/VBR
ü
GOP Structure: III, IPP, IBP, IBBP
ü
Excellent low bit rate encoding function
ü
Video horizontal resolution supports 720, 704, 544 and 352, and bit rate of each
channel ranges from 1.5M to 15M.
ü
Audio encoding: Dolby AC3
ü
AC3 audio sampling rates: 32KHz, 44.1KHz and 48KHz
ü
AC3 audio bit rate support: 56k to 64k
ü
AC3 audio encoding mode: 1/0, 2/0
ü
Support PCR correction, PSI / SI table inserting and editing functions
ü
Built-in comb filter and time-based correction circuitry, significantly reducing the
requirements for signal sources
ü
Card-insertion 1U stand-alone structure, which can be used flexibly and conveniently
ü
Support key-press LCD operations
Support SNMP network management functions
3.2 Standards
EMR is in line with the national and industry standards, including:
ü
GB/T 17975.2-2000 Information Technology--Generic Coding of Moving Picures
and Associated Audio Information –Part 2: Video
ü
GY/T 170-2001 Encoding and Modulation Standards for Digital CATV Broadcasting
Channel
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Chapter 4 Dimension and Weight
4.1 Dimensions
External structure of the EMR is shown as Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Physical Parameters of EMR
Physical parameter
Vale (unit)
Height
44.4mm(1U)
Width
482.6mm(19")
Depth
564.7mm
4.2 Weight
Gross weight: <7.5kg
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Chapter 5 Installation and Debugging
5.1 Opening and Check
Please check if the package is damaged or not when receiving the goods; in case of
package damage, please contact the carrier or the After-sales Technical Support
Department of Sumavision.
If you finish the equipment installation and commissioning on your own, after opening the
box, please check the equipment shape is deformed and the equipment inside is
abnormal or not; check the equipment models and names are consistent with equipment
names in the contract or not; the equipment serial number is consistent with the product
serial number in the Equipment Delivery and Maintenance Certificate; check the power
wire, joint fittings, instruction manual and certificate of conformity in the equipment are
complete or not.
If there are professional service engineers of Sumavision for installing and debugging the
device, they will confirm the above information together with you.
After opening box and confirming that there is no any problem, please sign the Equipment
Delivery and Maintenance Certificate and return it to us in time. We will offer you superior
and satisfied after-sales service with the information confirmed herein.
5.2 Installation Attentions
Check whether the environmental requirements in section III of Chapter 1 are conformed
or not.
Power-on debugging can be carried out after finishing the installation procedures stated
below.
5.3 Steps and Methods of Installation
The EMR needs to be installed and used on a 19-inch cabinet. When installing the device,
please open the package first, then take out the device. Put and install the device on the L
bracket after it is installed on the cabinet, and finally fasten the device on the assembly
cabinet with screws. Device installation can be shown as Fig. 5-1.
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Fig. 5-1 Assembly Cabinet for the EMR
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The device can be installed in any plug-in frame of the assembly cabinet.
However, the general principle for arranging the location of the device is that the
connection between various stand-alone devices should be arranged orderly on the
assembly cabinet in accordance with the stream of signal.
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5.4 Debugging
Preparations before configuration:
ü The device should be stably fixed on the cabinet, and the operation environment is
normal.
ü The device should be connected to the ground very well.
ü Check whether video and audio are correctly input on the encoder side.
ü The device has been correctly connected to the power supply.
ü If network management is needed to control devices, please connect the device with
the computers.
Device power-on inspection:
ü Alarm indicators of the device can operate normally.
ü Standby interface is displayed on the LCD of the device.
ü
Device keys can respond normally.
ü The fans of the device can operate normally.
ü No abnormal sounds and offensive smell.
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5.5 Debugging and Inspection Methods
EMR offers users the setting menu through a LCD. The users can set parameters of the
device through the control keys and by combining with the LCD to make it satisfy users’
demands.
Major control menu
Users can learn the system status information of the current device, set the output bit rate,
TS packet length, transport stream ID and original network ID, device IP, gateway, mask,
network management IP and menu language, as well as restart the device and restore to
factory defaults by querying and setting this menu.
ü Encoding card N
N refers to the slot for specific card. Users can set the encoding bit rate of anolog
encoder N and encoder N+1, various kinds of video and audio parameters, PID, SDT,
VBI settings and multiplexing On/Off.
ü
DS3 two-way adapter card
Users can query about the working status of current adapter card, modify the DS3
input/output parameter and ASI input On/Off, and restore to factory defaults of DS3
card.
ü
Bit rate retrofit card
Users can query about the three-channel ASI input information of the bit rate retrofit
card.
ü
QPSK card
Users can set local frequency of receiving signal, symbol rate, downlink frequency
and other parameters of QPSK card.
ü
QAM card
Users can set modulation frequency, symbol rate, QAM mode and other parameters
of QAM card.
ü
Users can set program options, decoding switches and volume.
ü
Ditital decoding card
Users can set program options, decoding switches and volume.
The above simple test process can help users confirm whether each card is in good
condition or not.
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Chapter 6 Device operation
6.1 Steps for Fast Running of EMR
After the debugging is completed, the EMR will be quickly at the status of running. Users
can operate by following the steps as follows (refer to 6.2 for specific menu descriptions).
6.1.1 Quick Instructions for Front Panel to Configure MPEG2
Encoding Card
Front panel device configuration:
ü If network management settings are needed, please change the IP address and mac
address of the device, ensure that the IP address and mac address belong to the
same network segment. The IP address of the device can be pinged on the computer
side (this step is unnecessary if the parameters are set with keys).
ü The system output bit-rate should be set based on network planning, the system
output bit-rate needs to reserve a margin of about 2M bits on the premise that it is
greater than the sum of various video, and audio bit rate planned.
ü Set video type according to the system of the video input.
ü Set video bit rate according to use planning, the video bit rate recommended ranges
from 3M to 5M bps, which can guarantee the quality of encoding.
ü Set encoding resolution.
ü AC3 audio bit rate is 192 k.
ü Multiplexing On/off to select multiplexing.
The encoder can basically realize normal encoding after the items above have been set.
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Deliver settings can be used to choose to deliver information by using devices or
network management background. Choose “Device” and select ASI input as “On”,
then all of the information input by ASI will be transmitted, that is, all of the information
input at any bit rate will be output when outputting ASI; If ASI input is selected as “Off”,
then ASI input bit rate will not have any data in output.If only part of the information
input by ASI will be multiplexed when using the device, please choose Deliver
settings as “Network management”, and select ASI input as “On”, then ASI input will
be multiplexed by network management.
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6.1.2 Quick Instructions for Network Management System to
Configure MPEG2 Encoding Card
Network management configuration:
ü Choose multiplexing switch as "On", configure the encoder parameters for the card
needed, such as bit rate, resolution, system and the PID needs to be changed.
ü Click Set, then the encoder in the card has been successfully set.
ü Set parameter information for “system parameter”, including ASI output bit rate, output
packet length and ASI switch. Note: If ASI switch has been selected as “On”, the
device and network management will alarm.
ü Click Set, then system parameters have been successfully set.
ü Click “Configration” at the top of the interface, refresh all input ports, then choose the
audio and video information needed to multiplex to output ports, set the send table
interval, click “SET UP”, thus, user has successfully set the parameters.
ü The device can realize encoding normally, and the output ports can output the TS that
has been set.
6.1.3 Instructions for Quick Use of H.264 Encoding Card
ü It is recommended to reconfigure after loading the default configuration (factory
setting).
ü Set device IP address and MAC address to ensure different IP and MAC in the same
network and avoid IP address conflicts.
ü Set the system output rate according to the network planning, and reserve a margin of
about 2M under the circumstance that the system output rate is greater than the sum
of planned video and audio bit rates.
ü Set GOP structure which can be only set as IBBP structure.
ü The GOP length is adjusted automatically by the system and can not to set.
ü Set the send mode, send address and send port.
Normal encoding can be basically achieved by the encoder after the above settings are
completed.
6.1.4 Instructions for Quick Use of Analog MPEG2 SD
Decoding Card
ü It is recommended to reconfigure after loading the default configuration (factory
setting).
ü The decoding programs should be allocated to the decoding card through the network
management multiplexing.
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ü Select the programs to be decoded from the program options; to decode as per the
PID, change the decoding mode option to decoding by PID, then set the required PID
and apply the PID setting.
ü Select the decoding switch as “start”, the Silent Switch as “normal” and audio mode as
“stereo”.
The decoding card can output the decoded programs after the above settings are
completed. For decoding by PID, please refer to descriptions of network management
operation.
6.1.5 Instructions for Quick Use of DS3 Two-way Adapter Card
ü It is recommended to reconfigure after loading the default configuration.
ü Open the corresponding input switch according to the adapter input and set the
parameters. DS3 input and output parameters should match each other.
6.1.6 Instructions for Quick Use of Bit Rate Retrofit Card
ü The device menu of bit rate retrofit card allows the query of status information of only
three-channel input. Specific configurations shall be dependent on the network
management operations.
6.1.7 Instructions for Quick Use of QPSK Card
ü Ensure the two-channel input of QPSK cards accesses to corresponding satellite
streams according to the program planning.
ü Navigate to the menue of QPSK card settings through the front panel of the device.
ü Take channel 1 for example: open the channel switch and set the downlink frequency,
local frequency, symbol rate and polarization mode of the necessary program stream
according to the list of satellite programs, and the QPSK card will lock the
corresponding program streams.
ü The status query sub-menu under the “QPSK card settings” menu can be used to
inquire about the bit rate of program streams at corresponding channels.
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6.1.8 Instructions for Quick Use of QAM Card
ü QAM card support the output at two frequency points, with the output frequency at
point 2=output frequency at point 1+8M.
ü Navigate to the menue of QAM card settings through the front panel of the device.
ü Set the modulation mode, output frequency at point 1, output level, symbol rate and
other parameters according to the need.
ü The modulator status menu can be used to view the output bit-rate information at the
two output points.
ü Suggest to conduct multicomplexing setting of the output programs by combinating
with the network management system.
6.2 Device Menu Descriptions
The menu structure of Enhanced Multimedia Router SUMAVISION EMR is shown as
Fig. 6-1.
Fig. 6-1 menu structure
6.2.1 Major Control Menu
Major control menu is the first sub-menu of the main menu, and includes [System status
information], [System settings], [Network settings] and [General settings]. [System status
information] is used to include the information about device operating status. [System
settings] is used to control the encoding status and parameters. [Network settings] is used
to display and control the network parameters and status. [General settings] is used to
control device language, restart and restore to factory defaults.
6.2.1.1 System status information
System status information includes the operation information of the system.
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In the instructions, the symbol "/" indicates the menu level; that to the left of "/"
indicates the menu of the upper level and that to the right of "/" indicates the
sub-menu or current menu. "/" as follows has the same meanings herein, and the
statements will not be repeated any more.
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6.2.1.1.1 Encoding information menu
Menu location: [/.. /System status information/Bit rate information]
Instructions:
It is used to display the real-time data of bit rate status, however, the information can be
viewed only, and no changes can be made. This menu includes the following sub-menus:
a.1 [ASI input] menu
Menu location: [/.. / Bit rate information/ASI input]
0kb System: 0kb
0kb Effective: 0kb
Instructions:
It is used to display the total ASI system bit rate of two channels and the effective total bit
rate information.
a.2 [Encoding bit rate] menu
36733kb
Menu location: [/.. /Bit rate information/Encoding bit rate]
Effective: 6733kb
Instructions:
It is used to display the total sum of effective bit rates of each channel encoding.
a.3 [ASI output] menu
Menu location: [/.. / Bit rate information/ASI output]
System: 49998kb
Effective:37004kb
Instructions:
It is used to display the ASI system output bit rate information and effective output bit rate
information. When the bit rate of the device has overflowed, “Bit rate overflow” will be
displayed.
Video 1: No input
6.2.1.1.2 Video information] menu
AV
Menu location: [/.. / System status information/ Video information
D1
PAL 4200k
Instructions:
It is used to display video encoding information for each encoding card, such as input
status, interface type, video system, resolution and bit rate.
AC31：close
6.2.1.1.3 AC3 information menu
Menu location: [/.. / System status information/ AC3 information
2/0
48KHz
-27db 192k
Instructions:
It is used to display Dolby audio encoding information for each encoding card，such as
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On/off status, bit rate and so on.
6.2.1.1.4 MP2 audio information] menu
Menu location: [/.. / System status information/MP2 audio information]
Instructions:
It is used to display video encoding information for each encoding card, such as input
status, interface type, audio sampling rate and bit rate.
ASI1: unlocked
6.2.1.1.5 ASI input information menu
0kbps
188
Menu location: [/.. / System status information/ASI input information]
Instructions:
It is used to display the bit rates of two input interfaces and packet length information.
6.2.1.1.6 Version information menu
Menu location: [/.. / System status information/Version information]
Master control version
number
CPU: 2.07
Instructions:
It is used to display system master control (CPU) version number, logic (FPGA) version
number, AC3 DSP version numer and AC3 FPGA version number.
6.2.1.2 System setting
System settings menu includes the status and control data of the system transmission.
Steps to enter this menu can be listed as follows: [Main menu/Major control menu/System
settings]. This menu includes the following sub-menus:
6.2.1.2.1 Deliver settings menu
a [Deliver settings] menu
Menu location: [/.. / System settings/Deliver settings]
System settings
Instructions:
Deliver settings
It is used to select deliver method.
a.1 [Device] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Deliver settings/Device]
Deliver settings
Device
Instructions:
It is used to select a device to deliver TS table information.
a.2 [Network management] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Deliver settings/Network management]
Deliver settings
Network management
It is used to choose network management background to deliver TS table information.
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Deliver settings can be used to choose to deliver information by using devices or network
management background. Choose “Device” and select ASI input as “On”, then all of the
information input by ASI will be transmitted, that is, all of the information input at any bit rate
will be output when outputting ASI; If ASI input is selected as “Off”, then ASI input bit rate will
not have any data in output.If only part of the information input by ASI will be multiplexed when
using the device, please choose Deliver settings as “Network management”, and select ASI
input as “On”, then ASI input will be multiplexed by network management.
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6.2.1.2.2 [ASI input 1 on/off] menu
ASI input 1 on/off
On
Menu location: [/.. /System settings/ASI input 1 on/off]
Off
Instructions:
It is used to display whether the ASI input port 1 is on or off. If “On” is selected, then the
data of ASI input port can be refreshed by network management; If “Off” is selected, then
no programes can be refreshed by background network management.
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If ASI input port is selected as “On”, but there is no input source, then the device will
alarm.
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6.2.1.2.3 [ASI input 2 on/off] menu
ASI input 2 on/off
Menu location: [/.. /System settings/ASI input 1 on/off]
On
Off
Instructions:
It is used to display whether ASI input port 2 is switched on or off.
6.2.1.2.4 [ASI output bit rate] menu
ASI output bit rate
050.000Mb/s
Menu location: [/.. /System settings/ASI output bit rate]
Instructions:
It is used to display and set the total bit rate transmitted by encoding in kbps. Output bit
rate is the maximum bit rate output from ASI output port, including audio bit rate and the
bit rate occupied by empty packet. When it is set to a nonzero value, the device will strictly
control the bit rate of output data, so that the bit rate can not exceed this value.
After the bit rate has been successfully set, the system will set the corresponding video bit
rate according to output bit rate and audio bit rate, and users can also sligtly change video
bit rate.
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Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select data digit, press Up/Down key to adjust its
value, then press Enter to complete.
6.2.1.2.5 [TS packet length] menu
TS packet length
188 204
Menu location: [/.. /System settings/TS packet length]
Instructions:
TS packet length can be divided into 188 and 204, Generally, in case that the bit stream of
the encoder does not be transponded with satellites, then this parameter does not need to
be set as 204.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select 188 or 204, then press Enter to complete.
6.2.1.2.6 [Transport stream ID] menu
System settings
0×1234
Menu location: [/.. /System settings/Transport stream settings]
Instructions:
This menu can be used to set the transport stream ID of encoder PID.
Transport stream ID is an identification for transport stream, when multiple transport
streams are multiplexed into one stream, the transport stream can be determined by
querying transport stream ID. transport stream ID can be set from 0x0000 to 0xFFFF.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select data digit, press Up/Down key to adjust its
6.2.1.2.7 Original networked menu
Original network ID
Menu location: [/.. /System setting/Original Network ID]
0×1234
Function and instructions:
This menu can be used to set the original network ID of encoder.
The original network ID can be set from 0x0000 to 0xFFFF.
Enter the menu, press Left/Right key to select data digit, press Up/Down key to adjust its
6.2.1.3 Network Settings
The [Network Setting] menu mainly consists of [local IP], [local MAC], [Subnet mask] and
[SNMP network management IP], as shown in Fig. 6-9.
[Local IP] menu provides an identification of the device itself; [Local MAC] menue provides
MAC address parameters of the device itself; [Subnet mask] menue provides subnet
mask parameters of the device itself; [Gateway IP] menue provides gateway IP address of
the subnet where the device locates; and [SNMP network management IP] menu provides
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the approaches for the device to contact the central nework management system.
Fig. 6-2 Menu Structure of Network Setting Parameters
6.2.1.3.1 local IP menu
IP Native IP
Menu location: [/.. /Network settings/Local IP]
192.168.016.100
Instructions:
Local IP is the receiving address of the device. Ensure that local IP is different from the
other IP in this network segment.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select data digit, press Up/Down key to change
number value, then press Enter to complete.
6.2.1.3.2 MAC address menu
MAC address
Menu location: [/.. /Network settings/MAC address]
200603011326
Instructions:
Significant digits of MAC address of the device range from 0x0 to 0xF. All but the most
significant two digits (leftmost) of the digits can be changed, ensure that the addresses are
different between devices, device and host in the network, otherwise, receive error will
occur in the network; therefore, users need to manually set the MAC addresses for
devices with keyboard. MAC address is a hexadecimal number. MAC addresses of the
devices are same when leaving factory, so users need to change the MAC address of the
device when using new device or loading default parameters, and ensure that there are
no duplicate MAC addresses in the network. It is recommended to set the first 4 digits as
00: 00. The device will prompt users to restart after MAC address has been successfully
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6.2.1.3.3 Subnet mask menu
Subnet mask
Menu location: [/.. /Network settings/Subnet mask]
255.255.000.000
Instructions:
The default value of subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
Gateway IP
6.2.1.3.4Gateway IP menu
192.168.016.021
Menu location: [/.. /Network settings/Gateway IP]
Instructions:
It is used to display and set gateway IP address used by the device. If the device and the
control computer are in the same network segment, it is unnecessary for users to set
gateway IP, they can just leave IP as the default value 000.000.000.000; If the device and
the control computer are not in the same network segment, and there are routers or the
other devices serving as the gateways in the network, then users need to set gateway IP
in the menu.
6.2.1.3.5 SNMP network management IP
SNMP Network Management IP
192.168.001.015
Function:
Set SNMP network management IP address of the device to have the device connect to
the device control center, so as to control the device through background network
management syste,.
Instructions:
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Press Left key once and the cursor moves to left for a digit bit; press Right key once
and the cursor moves to right for a digit bit;
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At the place where the cursor displays, i.e. place for reverse display on the LCD,
users can make modifications;
²
Press Down key once to decrease the value by 1 and Up key to increase the value
by 1.
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When setting the [SNMP network management IP] menu, users shall firstly
know the IP address of PC where the network management software of
background control center locaes, and then set the network IP address of the
device as IP address of the PC where the network management software
locates.
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Methods for obtaining the IP address of the PC where the network management
software locates:
Confirm the PC which has been installed the network management software; right-click
“Network neighbor” button and select “Properties”.
The “Network and Dial-up Connection” interface will pop up. Select “Local Connection”
and double click.
The “Local Connection Status” interface will pop up.
Click “Properties” and the “local connection properties” dialog box will pop up;
Drag the status bar with mouse, and select the "Internet Protocol (TCP / IP)".
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Double click “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and “Local IP Address” interface will pop up.
As shown in the figure above, “IP Address 192.168.1.25” is just local IP address of PC.
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6.2.1.4 Language
[LANGUAGE] menu
Menu location: [/..General settings/LANGUAGE]
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
Instructions:
It is used to select menu language, and includes CHINESE and ENGLISH options.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select language type, then press Enter to
complete.
6.2.1.5 Restart menu
[Restart] menu
Menu location: [/..General settings/Restart]
Restart
Yes No
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Instructions:
It is can be used when some settings have been changed or users need to restart the
device for the other reasons.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select Yes or No, then press Enter to complete.
6.2.1.6 Restore to factory settings
Restore to factory settings
Yes
No
Menu location: [/.. / General settings/LANGUAGE/Restore to factory settings]
Instructions:
It is used to restore to factory settings when the system parameters need to be restored to
factory settings.
6.2.2 MPEG-2 Encoding Card Setting
If the card in slot 1 is an analog encoding card, the corresponding menu will be [Encoding
Card 1 Setting]. [Encoding Card 1 Setting] menu is composed of [Encoder 1 setting] and
[Encoder 2 setting] for the control over two-channel analog encoders.
6.2.2.1 [Encoder 1 settings] menu
[Encoder 1 settings] menu includes [Encoding bit rate], [Video settings], [Audio settings],
[PID settings], [SDT settings], [VBI settings] and [Multiplexing On/Off]. Encoding bit rate,
Video, Audio, PID and SDT settings are used to control the corresponding encoding status
and parameters. When Multiplexing On/Off function is selected as On, then this channel
encoding signal will be multiplexed before outputting; otherwise, this channel signal will be
encoded but not output. Menu structure can be listed as Fig. 6-3.
Fig. 6-3 Encoder 1 settings menu structure
Steps to enter this menu can be listed as follows: [Main menu/Encoding card 1
settings/Encoder 1 settings]. This menu includes the following sub-menus:
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6.2.2.1.1 Video setting menu
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder 1 settings/Video settings]
Video settings
Video bit rate
Instructions:
It is used to set video encoding related parameters. This menu includes the following
sub-menus:
a.1 [Video bit rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Video bit rate]
Video bit rate
04.200Mb/s
Instructions:
It is used to control the encoding bit rate for encoder video output. Note: Sum of this value
and audio bit rate can not be larger than the system’s bit rate that ranges from 1.5Mb/s to
15Mb/s.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select data digit and Up/Down key to adjust value,
then press Enter to complete.
a.2 [Bit rate control]
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Bit rate control]
Bit rate control
VBR CBR
Instructions:
It is used to set the format of video bit rate for encoder video output signals. “CBR” is the
abbreviation of Constant Bit Rate, and denotes that the transmission bit rate in unit time is
a fixed value in the channel. As output rate of the encoder usually varies with image
content, the system buffer adjusts the bit rate as a fixed value. In CBR, the image quality
may vary with image contents. “VBR” is abbreviation of Variable Bit Rate, and denotes
that transmission bit rate in unit time varies under certain conditions. VBR can provide
encoding with fixed quality.
As image quality varies with the content in CBR encoding, it is recommended that users
should set this parameter as CBR. If users have strict requirements for channel bandwidth,
it is recommended to use CBR, so that bit rate will not overflow. If users have lower
requirements for channel bandwidth and the image quality needs to be stable, it is
recommended to use VBR.
a.3 [Video type] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Video type]
Video type
PAL
Instructions:
This item has three options: “PAL”, “NTSC” and “AUTO”. Users need to set this parameter
based on input signal source type, when input signal source is PAL type, please choose
PAL; when input signal source is NTSC type, please choose NTSC; when users do not
know input signal source type, please choose AUTO, so that encoder can internally detect
input signal source type, and adjust its type to the same type of input signal source.
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select a video type option, then press Enter to
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a.4 [Video filtering] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Video filtering]
Instructions:
It is used to set the video filtering type for encoder video, and includes 16 parameters: flat,
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[email protected],
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Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select a video filtering option, then press Enter to
complete.
Resolution
a.5 [Horizontal resolution] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Horizontal resolution]
704
Instructions:
It is used to set horizontal resolution of encoder video output signals. “D1” denotes that
resolution of PAL type is 720 (horizontal) ×576 (vertical), and resolution of NTSC type is
720 (horizontal) ×480 (vertical); “SIF” denotes that horizontal resolution and vertical
resolution is 1/2 of D1; “HD1” denotes that horizontal resolution is 1/2 of D1, and vertical
resolution keeps unchanged.
This menu includes four options: “720”, “704”, “544” and “352”. Users should choose the
correct option based on encoding requirements.
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select a resolution option, then press Enter to
complete.
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In AUTO mode, when video output bit rate is less than or equal to 3M, encoder will
automatically change horizontal resolution as 360. When video output bit rate is larger than 3M,
encoder will automatically change horizontal resolution as 720.
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a.6 [GOP structure] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/GOP structure]
GOP structure
IBBP
Instructions:
GOP is the abbreviation of Group of Picture. And GOP structure has four options: IBBP,
IBP, IPP and III.
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select GOP structure option, then press Enter to
complete.
GOP length
a.7 [GOP length] menu
0012
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/GOP length]
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It is used to set GOP length of video encoding in frame. GOP (Group of picture) length is
the total number of frames from the starting I frame to the adjacent I frame, and provides 4
to 30 parameters that can be selected by users.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select data digit, press Up/Down key to adjust
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GOP length settings is related to GOP structure, when three frame formats are selected,
GOP number must be multiple of 3, otherwise, the system will automatically change it to a
value closest to multiple of 3. GOP has four structures: III, IPP, IBP and IBBP. And the
corresponding I: B: P is 100: 0: 0, 10: 90: 0, 10: 45: 45 and 10: 60: 30. When IBP is selected,
GOP length should be multiple of 2; when IBBP is selected, GOP length should be multiple of
3.
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a.8 [Brightness] menu
Brightness
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Bright]
128
Instructions:
It is used to adjust image brightness output after encoding. Brightness, contrast, hue and
saturation are four reference parameters of video, users can adjust them to set video
image effect. Brightness ranges from 1 to 255.
value of tens digit and hundreds digit, then press Enter to complete.
a.9 [Contrast] menu
Contrast
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Contrast]
128
Instructions:
It is used to adjust the contrast of the image output after encoding. The contrast ranges
from 1 to 255.
value of tens place and hundreds place, then press Enter to complete.
a.10 [Hue] menu
Hue
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Hue]
128
Instructions:
It is used to adjust the hue of the output image after encoding. The hue ranges from 1 to
255.
value of tens place and hundreds place, then press Enter to complete.
Saturation
a.11 [Saturation] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Video settings/Saturation]
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It is used to adjust the saturation of the output image after encoding. The saturation
ranges from 1 to 255.
value of tens digit and hundreds digit, then press Enter to complete.
a.1 [Aspect ratio] menu
Menu location: [/.. /video settings/Aspect ratio]
Aspect ratio
4: 3 16: 9
Instructions:
It is used to adjust the screen aspect ratio of the encoded output images, that is, pixel ratio.
Aspect ratio has two options: 4: 3 and 16: 9, and it should be set based on the pixel ration
of the input source stream.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select 4: 3 or 16: 9, then press Enter to complete.
6.2.2.1.2 Audio setting menu
Video setting
On Off
Menu location: [/.. /encoder1 Setting/audio setting]
Function & instructions:
This menu is used to set related parameters of audio encoding, and it can be divided into
the following submenus:
b.1 [MPEG2 setting]menu
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder1 Setting/Audio Setting/MPEG-2Setting]
It is used to set the related parameters of the first channel MPEG2 audio encoding, and it
can be divided into the following submenus:
b.1.1[On/Off]menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio settings/MPEG2 settings/Switch]
Switch
On Off
Instructions:
It is used to set whether MPEG2 audio encoding of this encoding card is on or off.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select On or Off, then press Enter to complete.
b.1.2 [Volume] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio settings/MPEG2 settings/Volume]
Instructions:
Volume
It is used to set volume.
0dB
b.1.3 [Audio bit rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio settings/Audio bit rate]
Instructions:
It is used to set audio bit rates of audio parameters, the relation between audio bit rates
and audio modes can be listed as Table 6-1.
Table 6-1 Default correspondence table between audio bit rates and audio modes
SN
Audio bit rate
Allowed mode
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Kbits/s
1
64
Monophonic
2
96
All modes
3
112
All modes
4
128
All modes
5
160
All modes
6
192
All modes
7
224
Stereo, joint stereo and dual track
8
256
9
320
10
384
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select audio bit rate options, then press Enter to
complete.
b.1.4 [Audio mode] menu
Audio mode
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/Audio mode]
Stereo
Instructions:
It is used to set encoder’s encoding mode, Dual track is the audio channel mode that there
are two channel mutually independent program content (such as two languages) in the
stream, and the encoding process is the same as that of stereo; joint stereo is a mode of
audio encoding algorithm. The menu provides options of Stereo, Monophonic, Joint stereo
and Dual track.
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select audio mode options, then press Enter to
complete.
b.1.5 [Sampling rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio settings/Sampling rate]
Sampling rate
Instructions:
48K
It is used to set sampling rates of audio parameters. The sampling rates specified in
MPEG-2 audio encoding standard are 48kHz, 44.1kHz and 32 kHz. In theory, the higher
the sampling rate is, the better encoded audio effects will be achieved.
Enter menu item, press Up/Down key to select sampling rate options, then press Enter to
complete.
b.2 [AC3 setting] menu
This menu can be used to set relevant Dolby AC3 audio encoding parameters. It is
composed of the sub-menus as follows:
b.2.1 [On/Off] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/On/Off]
On/Off
On Off
Set whether the Dolby AC3 audio encoding switch of the encoding card is on.
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Navigate to the menu, press Left/Right key to select “On” or “Off”, and then press Enter to
complete the setting.
b.2.2 [Volume] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Volume]
Volume
Instructions:
10db
Set the volume with Up/Down key, and press Enter to complete the setting.
b.2.3 [Audio encoding delay] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Audio encoding delay] Encoding delay
+000
Set the audio and video synchronization parameters, whose range is between -500 and
500.
b.2.4 [Bit rate] menu
Bit rate
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Bit rate]
192K
Set the audio bit rate of audio parameters.
Navigate to the menu, press press Up/Down key to select the audio bit rate, and then
press Enter to complete the setting.
The relationship between audio bit rate and audio mode is shown in Table 6-2. (Note: 1/0
refers to mono, and 2/0 stands for dual track).
Table 6-2 Default Mapping of Audio Bit Rate and Audio Mode
No.
Audio bit rate (Kbits/s)
Allowable mode
1
56
1/0
2
64
1/0
3
80
1/0
4
96
1/0, 2/0
5
112
1/0, 2/0
6
128
1/0, 2/0
7
160
1/0, 2/0
8
192
1/0, 2/0
9
224
1/0, 2/0
10
256
1/0, 2/0
11
320
1/0, 2/0
12
384
1/0, 2/0
13
448
1/0, 2/0
14
512
1/0, 2/0
15
576
1/0, 2/0
16
640
1/0, 2/0
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b.2.5 [Mode] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Mode]
Mode
2/0
Set the AC3 audio and video encoding mode, which can be divided into Mono 1/0 and
Dual-track 2/0.
b.2.6 [Sampling rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Sampling rate]
Sampling rate
48K
It is used to set the sampling rates of audio parameters. The sampling rates specified in
MPEG-2 audio encoding standard are 48kHz, 44.1kHz and 32kHz. In theory, the higher
the sampling rate is, the better encoded audio effects will be achieved.
Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to select the sampling rate options, and then
press Enter to complete the setting.
b.2.7 [Bitstream Mode] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Bitstream Mode]
Bitstream Mode
CM
It is used to set the output mode of bitstreams to meet different applications and be in line
with different services of audience and characteristics. Several modes such as “CM”, “ME”,
“VI”, “HI”, “D”, “C”, “E” and “VO” are available for choice.
Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to select corresponding bitstream modes, and
then press Enter to complete the setting.
The representative services of various modes are shown in Table 6-3.
Table 6-3 Bitsream Mode and Service Mapping
Bitsream Mode
Service
CM
Complete Main
ME
Music and Effects
VI
Visually Impaired
HI
Hearing Impaired
D
Dialogue
C
Commentary
E
Emergency
VO
Voiceover/Karaoke
b.2.8 [Dialog Normal.] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Dialog Normal.]
Dialog Normal.
-27dB
Dialog Normalization enables even playback of dialog when decoding the AC-3 bitstream.
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Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to set the value, and then press Enter to
b.2.9 [Dolby Surround] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Dolby Surround]
Dolby Surround
Not indicated
Dolby Surround modes: there are three modes available, i.e., “Not DS Encoded“, “DS
Encode”, “Not indicated”.
Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to set the surround mode, and then press Enter
to complete the setting.
b.2.10 [Audio Info.] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Audio Info.]
Audio Info.
Not Exist
It is used to set whether there’s audio production information available or not. There are
two options available, i.e., “Not Exist” and “Exist”.
Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to select an option, and then press Enter to
b.2.11 [Mixing Level] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Mixing Level]
Mixing Level
105dB
Mixing level, with a range of 80~111dB.
Navigate to the menu, press Up/Down key to set, and then press Enter to complete the
setting.
b.2.12 [Room Type] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Room Type]
Room Type
Small Room
Room type, with three options, i.e., “Small Room”, “Large Room”, and “ Not indicated”.
b.2.13 [Copyright] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Copyright]
Copyright
On
It is used to set whether to open the copyright or not.
b.2.14 [Ori Bitsream] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Ori Bitsream]
Ori Bitsream
On
It is used to set whether the bitstream is original film or not.
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b.2.15 [DC Fliter] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/DC Fliter]
DC Fliter
On
Switched DC Notch high-pass filter.
b.2.16 [BW Fliter] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/BW Fliter]
BW Fliter
On
Switched-channel BW low-pass filter.
b.2.17 [Dynamic Range] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Dynamic Range]
Dynamic Rage
Film:Standard
Control the dynamic range of linear mode.
There are 6 modes available with the mapping of such modes shown in Table 6-4:
Table 6-4 Linear Mode Mapping
Dynamic range of linear mode
Meanings
Disable
Close
Film: Standard
Drama film
Film: Light
Common film
Music: Standard
Music film
Music: Light
Common music film
Speech
Speech film
b.2.18 [RF Dynamic Range] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/RF Dynamic Range]
RF Dynamic Range
Film:Standard
It is used to control the dynamic range of RF mode. There are 6 modes available with the
same classification as the linear mode, which can be seen in Table 6-4.
b.2.19 [Deemphasis] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Audio setting/AC3 setting/Deemphasis]
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It is used to control the On/Off of digital de-emphasis function (If it is on, the demodulated
high frequency will be de-emphasized.) There are three options available, i.e., “Auto”,
“On” and “Off”.
6.2.2.1.3 PID setting
Menu location: [/.. /Settings of encoder 1/PID settings]
Instructions:
It is used to set various PID values packaged by TS, which are hexadecimal values that
range from 0 to 0x1fff. This menu includes the following submenus:
c.1 [PMT PID] menu
Menu location: [/.. /PID settings/PMT PID]
PID settings
PMT PID: 0×0035
Instructions:
It is used to set the PMT PID of the transport stream. PMT is the abbreviation of Program
Mapping Table, and is used to indicate the locations of streams that make up each service
as well as the locations of Program Clock Reference of each service.
the value, then press Enter to complete.
c.2 [PCR PID] menu
Menu location: [/.. / PID settings/PCR PID]
PID settings
PCR PID: 0×003A
Instructions:
It is used to set PCR PID of the transport stream.
c.3 [Video PID] menu
Menu location: [/.. / PID settings/Video PID]
PID settings
Instructions:
Video PID: 0×003C
It is used to set Video PID of the transport stream.
c.4 [Aud1 AC3 ] menu
Menu location: [/.. / PID settings/Aud1 AC3]
PID settings
Instructions:
Aud1 AC3: 0×0032
It is used to set AC3 PID of the transport stream.
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c.5 [Aud2 AC3 ] menu
Menu location: [/.. / PID settings/Aud2 AC3]
PID settings
Aud2 AC3: 0×0032
Instructions:
It is used to set AC3 PID of the transport stream.
c.6 [Aud1 MP2] menu
Menu location: [/.. / PID settings/Aud1 MP2]
PID settings
Instructions:
Aud1 MP2: 0×0031
It is used to set audio MPEG2 encoding PID of the transport stream.
6.2.2.1.4 SDT setting
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder 1 setting/SDT setting]
SDT Setting
Service provider
Set the SDT parameters. This menu includes the following sub-menus:
d.1 [Service provider] menu
Menu location: [/.. /SDT setting/Service provider]
Service provider
DVT
A
Set the service provider parameters.
Navigate to the menu, press Left/Right key to select the character position and Up/Down
key to adjust the character, then press Enter to complete the setting. A total of 26
characters can be set. Four kinds of characters can be entered, i.e., capital letters,
lowercase letters, numbers and some special characters. Users can use the cancel button
to select the type of characters to enter. The current type of character will be shown in
highlight at the lower right corner of the screen. "0" indicates that the current input is
numeric characters. Users can press Up/Down key to change the numbers of 0-9. "A"
indicates that the current input is capital letters. Users can press Up/Down key to change
the characters of A-Z. "a" indicates that the current input is lowercase letters. Users can
press Up/Down key to change the characters of a-z. "#" indicates that the current input is
special letters. Users can press Up/Down key to change among several commonly-used
special characters
d.2 [Service name] menu
Menu location: [/.. /SDT setting/Service name]
Service name
ENC1
A
For the setting method, please refer to “d.1[Service provider] menu”
Set the service name parameters.
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6.2.2.1.5 VBI menu
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder 1 settings/VBI settings]
Instructions:
VBI settings
CC On/Off
It is used to set various parameters of PSIP. This menu includes the following submenus:
e.1 [CC On/off]
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder 1 settings/VBI settings/CC switch]
CC On/Off
Instructions:
On Off
It is used to set whether CC is on.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select “On” or “Off”, then press Enter to
complete.
e.2 [CC row settings]
VBI settings
CC row settings
Menu location: [/.. /Encoder 1 settings/VBI settings/CC row settings]
Instructions:
It is used to set the row where encoder CC data locates. This menu includes the following
submenus:
e.2.1 [Odd field settings]
Odd field settings
LINE 21
Menu location: [/.. /../VBI settings/CC row settings/Odd field settings]
Instructions:
It is used to set the number of the row where encoder CC odd field locates.
e.2.1 [Even field settings]
Even field settings
LINE 21
Menu location: [/.. /../VBI settings/CC row settings/Even field settings]
Instructions:
It is used to set the number of the row where encoder CC even field locates.
Multiplexing switch
Multiplexing switch
Menu location: [/.. / Encoder 1 settings/Multiplexing settings]
On
Off
It is used to set whether this encoder uses multiplexing output.
Enter menu item, press Left/Right key to select “On” or “Off”, then press Enter to
complete.
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Input information can be refreshed and configurations can be output only when
multiplexing On/Off is selected as “On”. This channel input information can not be refreshed
and configurations can not be output when it is selected as “Off”.
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6.2.3 MP2 Analog Decoding Card Setting
The [MP2 analog decoding card n] menu includes such sub-menus as [Status Query],
[Port 1 Settings] and [Port 2 Settings]. The [Status Query] menu can be used to view the
decoding card version information. The [Port n setting] includes [Program Selection],
[Decoder On/Off], [Mute On/Off], [Volume Attenuation], [Audio Mode], [Decoding Setting
Mode] and [Decoding PID Setting]. (n = 1,2)
Status Query
6.2.3.1 Status Query
Version information
This menu can be used to view version information of the decoding card.
Navigation step: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Status Query]
a [Version Information] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Status Query/Version Informaiton]
Instructions:
Press Up/Down key to adjust, press “Ent” to enter corresponding item to view the
hardware, software and DSP versions of the decoding card.
6.2.3.2 Port 1 Setting
Port 1 is the Channel-1 decoder of the decoding card, with the menu structure shown as
Fig. 6-4.
Fig. 6-4 Structure of Port 1 Setting Menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1]
a
[Program Selection] menu
Program Selection
726 Phx Info
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Program Selection]
Instructions:
After multiplexing the input programs to the decoding card through the matching
network management system, press Up/Down key to select the program to be
decoded, and press “Ent” to complete the setting.
b
[Decoding On/Off] menu
Decoding On/Off
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Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Decoding On/Off]
Instructions:
It is to control whether the Channel-1 decoder has been decoded. Press
Left/Right key to select “Start” or “Stop”, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
c
[Mute On/Off] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Mute On/Off]
Instructions:
Mute
On/Off
Normal
Mute
It is to control whether the decoded program is mute or not. Press Left/Right key
to select “Normal” or “Mute”, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
d
[Volume Attenuation] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Volume Attenuation]
Volume Attenuation
00 (-dB)
Instructions:
It is used to control the audio attenuation of decoded output programs. Press
Up/Down key to modify the numerical value and Left/Right key to select ones
digit or tens digit, then press “Ent” to complete the setting, with the setting range
of -30~0db.
e
[Audio Mode] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Audio Mode]
Audio Mode
Stereo
Instructions:
It is used to set the decoding audio mode. Press Up/Down key to select “Stereo”,
“Left Track” or “Right Track”, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
f
[Decoding Setting Mode] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Decoding Setting Mode] Decoding Setting Mode
Select program
Instructions:
Set
It is used to select to decode by the program or the set PID. Press Left/Right key
to select “by Program” or “by PID”, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
g
[Decoding PID Setting] menu
Menu location: [MP2 Decoding Card n/Port 1/Decoding PID Setting]
Decoding PID Setting
PCR PID Setting
Instructions:
It is used to set the PID for decoding when selecting to decode by PID. Modify
PCR, video, audio and graphics PID, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
Confirm the PID setting effectiveness in the menu to make the settings effective.
6.2.4 H.264 Encoding Card Setting
[Encoding Card n] menu includes the [Encoder (2n-1)] menu, which includes such
sub-menus as [Video Setting], [Audio Setting], [PID Setting], [SDT Setting] and [Encoder
On/Off]. (n=1,2,……)
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6.2.4.1 Video Setting
The [Video Encoding Setting] menu includes the Video Encoding Status and Control Data,
with the menu structure show as Fig. 6-5.
Navigation step: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting]
Video On/Off
b [Video On/Off] menu
On
Off
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Video On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to adjust and press “Ent” to complete the setting. It is used to control
the video stream outpout.
c [Video Selection] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/ Video Selection]
Video Selection
Instructions:
Analog
Press Left/Right key to adjust and press “Ent” to complete the setting. It is used to switch
between analog input and digital input.
Fig. 6-5 Structure of Video Setting Menu
d [Video Bit Rate] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Video Bit Rate]
Video Bit Rate
01.500 MB/S
Instructions:
Press Up/Down key to enter and Left/Right key to move, then press “Ent” to complete the
setting. It is used to adjust the video bit rate.
e [Video Type]:
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Video Type]
Video Type
Instructions:
Automatic
Press Up/Down key and press “Ent” to complete the setting. It is used to switch the video
types. It supports only PAL/NTSC temporarily. If “Automatic” is selected, the correct video
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type will be selected automatically.
f
[Video Resolution]:
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Video Resolution]
Instructions:
The default is “SD”, which is not allowed to change.
g [Bit Rate Control]:
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Bit Rate Control]
Bit Rate Control
CBR
Instructions:
VBR
Press Left/Right key to select and press “Ent” to confirm the selection.
h [GOP Mode] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/GOP Mode]
GOP Mode
Instructions:
First
All ll
Press Left/Right/Select and press “Ent” to start the selection.
i
[GOP Structure] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/GOP Structure]
GOP Structure
Instructions: N/A
j
IBBP
[Encoding Mode] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Encoding Mode]
Encoding Mode
Instructions:
Frame
Field
Press Left/Right/Select and press “Ent” to start the selection. In ASI output, please select
the encoding mode as “Field”.
Time-domain Direct Prediction
k [Time-domain Direct Prediction]] menu
Off
On
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Time-domain Direct Prediction]]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right/Select and press “Ent” to start the selection.
l
[Brightness] menu
Brightness: 0x0080
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Brightness]
Instructions:
Press Up/Down key to modify the numerical value and Left/Right key to move, then press
“Ent” to complete the setting. (Only available to analog video)
m [Contrast] menu
Contrast: 0x0044
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Contrast]
Instructions:
n [Saturation] menu
Saturation: 0x0040
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Saturation]
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o [Hue] menu
Hue: 0x0000
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Video Setting/Hue]
Instructions:
6.2.4.2 Audio Setting
The [Audio Setting] menu includes the Audio Encoding Status and Control Data, with the
menu structure show as Fig. 6-6.
Fig. 6-6 Structure of Audio Setting Menu
Menu location: [Main Menu/Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio Setting]
h [Audio On/Off] menu
Audio On/Off
On
Off
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/Audio On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select Audio On/Off, then press “Ent” to complete the setting. It is
used to control the audio output.
i
[Audio Selection] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/Audio Selection]
Audio Selection
Instructions:
Analog
Press Up/Down key to select the audio input, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
There are three options available, i.e., “Analog”, “Digital” and “Embedded”.
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If the current “sampling rate” is other than “48K”: the current “audio selection” is
“embedded”, and a reminder saying “fixed as 48K” will pop up, and the “sampling
rate” will be switched to “48K” automatically; if the current “audio selection” is “digital”
and if the selection of “sampling rate” doesn’t match the actual input, a reminder
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[Audio Bit Rate] menu
Audio Bit Rate
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/Audio Bit Rate]
384K
Instructions:
It is used to select an audio encoding bit rate. There are such encoding bit rates as 32K,
48K, 56K, 64K, 80K, 96K, 112K, 128K, 160K, 192K, 224K, 256K, 320K and 384K
available for choice as per the bandwidth. Press Up/Down key to select an audio encoding
bit rate, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
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When the current “track mode” is “stereo”, if the “audio bit rate” is other than
“64K” and is less than “96K”: the “track mode” will be switched to “Mono”
automatically, and a reminder saying “change to mono” will pop up; when the current
“track mode” is “Mono”, if the “audio bit rate” selected is larger than “192K”: the “track
mode” will be switched to “Stereo” automatically, and a reminder saying “change to
stereo” will pop up;
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k [Audio Standard] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/ Audio Standard]
Audio Standard
MPEG-1 layer2
Instructions:
Only one option is available currently and can not be modified.
l
[Track Mode] menu
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/Track Mode]
Track Mode
Stereo
Mono
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
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When the current “track mode” is “stereo”, if the “audio bit rate” is larger than
“192K”: when the “track mode” is switched to “Mono”, a reminder saying “change to
192 Kbit/s” will pop up and the “audio bit rate” will be switched to “192K”; when the
current “track mode” is “Mono”, if the current “audio bit rate” is other than “64K” and is
less than “96K”: a reminder saying “change to 64 Kbit/s” will pop up and the “audio bit
rate” will be switched to “64K”;
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m [Sampling Rate] menu
Sampling Rate
Menu location: [Encoder n/Encoder (2n-1)/Audio setting/Sampling Rate]
48K
44.1K
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select, then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
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If the current “audio selection” is “digital” and if the selection of “sampling rate”
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input” will pop up and the “sampling rate” will be switched to a correct one; if the
current “audio selection” is “embedded” and if the “sampling rate”
is other than
“48K”, a reminder saying “fixed as 48K” will pop up and the “sampling rate” will be
switched to “48K” automatically.
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6.2.4.3 PID Setting
PID setting can be used to modify the PIDs of PCR, audio, video and PMT as well as the
program No., with the menu structure shown as Fig. 6-7
Fig. 6-7 Structure of PID Setting Menu
For method of specific settings, please refer to 6.2.2.1.3.
6.2.5 DS3 Card Setting
[DS3 Card n Setting] menu includes such sub-menus as [Status Query], [DS3 Input
Setting], [DS3 Output Setting], [ASI Setting] and [Restore to Factory Parameters], etc.
[Status Query] menu includes input information and output bit rate, with menu structure
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Fig. 6-8 Structure of Status Query Menu
Navigation step: [DS3 Card n Setting/Status Query]
a [Input Information] menu
Menu location: [DS Card n Setting/Status Query/Input Information]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu to view the following information: [DS3 Input System Bit Rate], [DS3
Valid Input Bit Rate], [ASI Input System Bit Rate], [ASI Valid Input Bit Rate], [TS Length]
and [Bit Sequence].
b [Output Bit Rate] menu
Menu location: [DS Card n Setting/Status Query/ Output Bit Rate]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu to view the following information: [DS3Output Bit Rate] and [ASI
Output Bit Rate].
c [Version Information] menu
Menu location: [DS Card n Setting/Status Query/ Version Information]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu to view the version information of the card on its sub-menu:
6.2.5.2 DS3 Input Setting
The Audio Setting menu includes Audio Encoding Staus and Control Data, with menu
structure shown as Fig. 6-9.
Fig. 6-9 Structure of DS3 Input Setting Menu
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting]
a [Input On/Off] menu
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Input On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete the setting. It is
used to control the DS3 input.
b [TS Packet Length Bit Sequence]
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/ TS Packet Length Bit
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Sequence]
Instructions:
Press Up/Down key to select TS packet length bit sequence, and then press “Ent” to
complete the setting. It is used to control the frame format types.
Frame Format
c [Frame Format] menu
Frame
Not frame
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Frame Format]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the frame format, and then press “Ent” to complete the
setting. It is used to control the frame format types.
RS Decoding
d [RS Decoding] menu
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/RS Decoding]
Off
On
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the RS decoding On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete
the setting. It is used to control the RS decoding On/Off.
Descrambling On/Off
e [Descrambling On/Off] menu
Off
On
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Descrambling On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the descrambling On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete
the setting. It is used to control the descrambling On/Off.
Interleaving Decoding
f
Off
[Interleaving Decoding] menu
On
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Interleaving Decoding]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the interleaving decoding, and then press “Ent” to complete
the setting. It is used to control the interleaving decoding On/Off.
6.2.5.3 DS3 Output Setting
The DS3 Output Setting menu includes audio encoding status and control data, with menu
structure shown as Fig. 6-10.
Fig. 6-10 Structure of DS3 Output Setting Menu
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Output Setting]
Bit Sequence
a [Bit Sequence] menu
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Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Input On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the input On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete the
setting. It is used to control the DS3 input.
Frame Format
b [Frame Format] menu
Frame
Not frame
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Frame Format]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the frame format, and then press “Ent” to complete the
setting. It is used to control the frame format types.
TS Packet Length
c [TS Packet Length] menu
188
204
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/RS Decoding]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select RS decoding On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete the
setting. It is used to control the RS decoding On/Off.
RS Decoding
d [RS Decoding] menu
Off
On
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Descrambling On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to select the descrambling On/Off, and then press “Ent” to complete
the setting. It is used to control the descrambling On/Off.
e [Scrambling On/Off] menu
Scrambling On/Off
Off
On
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Interleaving
Decoding]
Instructions:
f
[Interleaving Decoding] menu
Interleaving Decoding
Off
On
Menu location: [Main Menu/DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 Input Setting/Interleaving
Decoding]
Instructions:
6.2.5.4 ASI Setting
The ASI Setting menu can be used to control the ASI input On/Off.
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Fig. 6-11 Structure of ASI Setting Menu
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/ASI Setting]
ASI Input On/Off
a [ASI Input On/Off] menu
On
Off
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/ASI Setting/ ASI Input On/Off]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to move and then press “Ent” to complete the setting.
b [ASI Output TS Packet Length] menu
ASI Output TS Packet Length
188
204
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/ASI Setting/ ASI Output TS Packet Length]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to move, and select 188 packet length or 204 packet length, then
press “Ent” to complete the setting.
c [ASI Output Bit Rate Setting] menu
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/ASI Setting/ ASI Output Bit Rate Setting]
Instructions:
Press Left/Right key to move and Up/Down key to adjust the numerical value, and then
press “Ent” to complete the setting.
6.2.5.5 DS3 Card Setting]
This menu includes three sub-menus: [Loop On/Off], [DS3/E3 Mode] and [Transparent
Stream Transport].
Loopback switch
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 setting/Loop On/Off]
Loop On/Off
Instructions:
On
Off
The loop on refers that the function of DS3 card adaptation has been completed within the
card itself, and without data exchange with other cards, each DS3 card functions as an
independent two-way adapter.
The loop off means that the function of DS3 card adaptation should be realized through
the multicomplexing mode, with its input able to share with other cards, and the output is
the multicomplexed signal output.
DS3/E3 Mode
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 setting/DS3/E3 Mode]
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Clear stream transmission
Transparent Stream Transport
On
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/DS3 setting/Transparent Stream Transport]
Off
Instructions:
Normally, “Off” will be selected. When no change of the transport stream occurs after the
DS3 transport, select “On”. Note: at this time, all receiving/sending adapters used for the
adaptation should be manufactured by our company.
6.2.5.6 Restore to Factory Parameters
Restore to the factory parameters of DS3 card.
Navigation step: [DS3 Card n Setting/Restore to Factory Parameters]
Restore to Factory Parameters
a [Restore to Factory Parameters] menu
Ok
Cancel
Menu location: [DS3 Card n Setting/Restore to Factory Parameters]
Instructions:
6.2.6 Bit Rate Retrofit Card Setting
[Bit Rate Retrofit Card n Setting] menu can be used to view the [Status Information]。
6.2.6.1 Status Information
The Status Query menu includes the information of Input 1, 2 and 3.
Navigation step: [Bit Rate Retrofit Card n Setting/Status Information]
d [Status Information] menu
Input 1: Not Locked
Menu location: [Bit Rate Retrofit Card n Setting/Status Information]
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Instructions:
Navigate to this menu and see the sub-menus: [Input 1], [Input 2] and [Input 3] to view
relevant information of the three-channel ASI input.
6.2.7 QPSK Card Setting
[QPSK Card n Setting] menu includes [Status Query], [Channel 1 Setting] and [Channel
2 Setting].
Channel 1 System Bit Rate
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information of Channel 1 and Channel 2.
Navigation step: [QPSK Card n Setting/Status Query]
a [Status Query] menu
Menu location: [QPSK Card n Setting/Status Information]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu and see the sub-menus: [Channel 1 System Bit Rate], [Channel 1
Valid Bit Rate], [Channel 2 System Bit Rate], [Channel 2 Valid Bit Rate], [Channel 1 Lock
Status], [Channel 2 Lock Status] and [Version Information] to view relevant information of
the two-channel input.
6.2.7.2 Channel 1 Setting
The Channel 1 Setting menu can be used to set Channel 1 program stream information
and search program streams.
Navigation step: [QPSK Card n Setting/Channel 1 Setting]
Channel On/off
a [Channel 1 Setting] menu
On
Off
Menu location: [QPSK Card n Setting/Channel 1 Setting]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu and view the following information: [Channel On/Off], [Downlink
Frequency Setting], [Local Frequency Setting], [Symbol Rate Setting], [Polarization
Setting] and [New Search]. All such setting items can be used to set corresponding
parameters for search according to the satellite program list. After the settings are
completed, the channel can lock corresponding program streams.
6.2.7.3 Channel 2 Setting
Same as Channel 1 Setting, the Channel 2 Setting menu can be used to set the program
stream information of Channel 2 and search programs.
6.2.8 QAM Card Setting
[QAM Card n Setting] menu includes [Modulator Status] and [Modulation Setting].
6.2.8.1 Modulator Status
Frequency Point 1 System Bit Rate
38.016M
The Modulator Status menu includes the output bit rate
information of frequency point 1 and 2.
Navigation step: [QAM Card n Setting/Modulator Information]
a [Modulator Status] menu
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Menu location: [QAM Card n Setting/Modulator Status]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu to view the following information: [Frequency Point 1 System Bit
Rate], [Frequency Point 1 Valid Bit Rate], [Frequency Point 2 System Bit Rate] and
[Frequency Point 2 Valid Bit Rate], which can be used to view the output bit rate
information of the two frequency points.
6.2.8.2 Modulation Setting
Output Frequency
355.000Mhz
The Modulation Setting menu can be used to set the modulation output parameters.
Navigation step: [QAM Card n Setting/Modulation Setting]
a [Modulation Setting] menu
Menu location: [QAM Card n Setting/Modulation Setting]
Instructions:
Navigate to this menu to view the following information: [Modulation Model], [Output
Frequency], [Output Level], [RF On/Off], [Power On/Off] and [Symbol Rate]. Set
corresponding parameters according to the requirements.
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The two output interfaces of QAM card include the output of Frequency
Point 1 and 2, i.e., an interface has enabled the output of two frequency points.
Currently, if QAM and the output/input cards are used together, the
output/input cards can only use Channel 1 for input, and their output is the same
as the output of Frequency Point 1 of QAM card.
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6.2.9 Gigabit Card
If the card in Slot 4 is a gigabit card, the corresponding menu is [Gigabit Card 4], which
includes [Status Query] and [Parameter Setting], to show the version information of the
gigabit card and the synchronization stuatus and bit rate status of all ports as well as the
network information of the gigabit card respectively, with the menu structure shown as Fig.
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Fig. 6-12 Structure of Gigabit Card Menu
Menu location: [/.. /Gigabit Card 4/Status Query/]
Instructions:
It is used to view relevant version information, system status, input status and output
status, etc. of the card. The menu would include the following sub-menus:
Version Information
Status Query
Hardware Version No.
Menu location: [/.. / Status Query/Version Information/]
Instructions:
It is used to view relevant information of the card. The menu would include the following
sub-menus:
g.1 [Hardware Version No.] menu
Hardware Version No.
V2.1.0.1
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Menu location: [/.. /Version Information/Hardware Version No./]
Instructions:
It is used to view the hardware version No. of Gigabit Card 4.
Navigate to this menu item to view the hardware Version No..
g.2 [Software Version No.] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Version Information/Software Version No./]
Software Version No.
Instructions:
V1.31.02
It is used to view the software version No. of Gigabit Card 4.
Navigate to this menu item to view the software Version No..
g.3 [Logic Version No.] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Version Information/Logic Version No./]
Instructions:
Logic Version No.
V1.01
It is used to view the logic version No. of Gigabit Card 4.
Navigate to this menu item to view the logic Version No..
System Status
Status Query
Menu location: [/.. / Status Query/System Status/]
System Status
Instructions:
It is used to view the system status information of this card. The menu would include the
following sub-menus:
h.1 [Scrambler ip Address] menu
Scrambler ip Address
Menu location: [/.. /System Status/Scrambler ip Address/]
192.165.52.138
Instructions:
If there’s scrambler on the gigabit card, this menu can be used to view the IP address of
the gigabit card, which however can not be modified.
Navigate to the menu --Scrambler ip Address.
h.2 [Connection Status] menu
Connection Status
Menu location: [/.. / System Status/Connection Status/]
Not connect
Instructions:
It is used to view the connection status of the gigabit card to other devices.
h.3 [Interface Status] menu
Menu location: [/.. / System Status/Interface Status/]
Interface Status
Electrical Interface
Instructions:
It is used to view the optional interface module type of the gigabit card.
h.4 [Speed Status] menu
Menu location: [/.. / System Status/Speed Status/]
Speed Status
100Mbps
Instructions:
It is used to view the speed type of the gigabit card output interface.
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h.5 [Duplex Status] menu
Menu location: [/.. / System Status/Duplex Status/]
Duplex Status
Full Duplex
Instructions:
It is used to view the duplex status of the gigabit card.
Input Status
Menu location: [/.. / Input Status/Port 1 Stuatus/]
Instructions:
It is used to view relevant parameters of port bit rate. This menu includes five sub-menus:
“Synchronization Stuatus”, “System Bit Rate”, “Valid Bit Rate”, “PID Bit Rate” and “PID
Setting”. Take Port 1 as example to introduce the sub-menus under Port 1. The
introduction of sub-menus under other ports is same as that of Port 1.
Synchronization Stuatus
i.1 [Synchronization Stuatus] menu
Not synchronization
Menu location: [/.. /Input Status/Port 1 Stuatus/Synchronization Stuatus/]
Instructions:
It is used to view the input of Port 1. If there’s correct signal source input available, it will
display synchronization, otherwise not synchronization.
System Bit Rate
i.2 [System Bit Rate] menu
0bps
Instructions:
It is used to view the input system bit rate of this port.
Valid Bit Rate
i.3 [Valid Bit Rate] menu
0bps
Instructions:
It is used to view the valid system bit rate of this port.
i.4 [PIDBit Rate] menu
PID Bit Rate
Instructions:
0bps
It is used to view the specified PID valid bit rate of this port.
PID Setting
i.5 [PID Setting] menu
0x0000
Instructions:
Set specified PID to faciliate viewing the specified PID valid bit rate of this port.
Output Status
Menu location: [/.. / Output Status/Port 1 Stuatus/]
Instructions:
It is used to view the output system bit rate and valid bit rate of various ports. Take Port 1
as example, and the introduction of sub-menus under other ports is same as that of Port
1.
Valid Bit Rate
0bps
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j.1 [System Bit Rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. / Gigabit Card 4/Parameter Setting/Port 1/System Bit Rate/]
Instructions:
It is used to view the output system bit rate of this port.
Valid Bit Rate
j.2 [Valid Bit Rate] menu
0bps
Menu location: [/.. //Output Status/Port 1 Stuatus/]
Instructions:
It is used to view the output valid system bit rate of this port.
6.2.9.2 Parameter Setting
Menu location: [/.. /Gigabit Card 4/System Parameter/]
Instructions:
It is used to view IP address information of a gigabit Ethernet card, gigabit interface
information, optical port information, input and output port information and other
information related to this card. This menu includes the following sub-menus:
System Parameter
Menu location: [/.. / Parameter Setting/System Parameter/]
Gigabit IP Address
192.165.52.141
Instructions:
It is used to set the network information and physical parameters of the gigabit interface.
k.1 [Gigabit IP Address] menu
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Gigabit IP Address/]
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the IP address of a gigabit Ethernet card.
k.2 [Gigabit Subnet Mask] menu
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Gigabit Subnet Mask/]
Gigabit Subnet Mask
Instructions:
255.255.255.0
This menu is used to set the subnet mask of a gigabit Ethernet card.
k.3 [Gigabit Gateway IP] menu
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Gigabit Gateway IP/]
Gigabit Gateway IP
Instructions:
192.165.58.28
This menu is used to set the gateway IP address of a gigabit Ethernet card.
k.4 [Gigabit MAC Address] menu
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Gigabit MAC Address/]
Gigabit MAC Address
Instructions:
002468-00B004
This menu is used to set the MAC address of a gigabit Ethernet card.
k.5 [Gigabit Interface] menu
Gigabit Interface
Electrical Interface
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Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Gigabit Interface/]
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the interface types of a gigabit Ethernet card, which include
electrical interface, SFP or automatic.
k.6 [Speed and Duplex] menu
Speed and Duplex
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Speed and Duplex/]
Self-adaptation
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the speed and duplex types of a gigabit Ethernet card, which
include self-adaption, 1Gbps full deplex, 100Mbps full deplex, 100Mbps half deplex,
10Mbps full deplex and 10Mbps half deplex.
k.7 [Interleaving Direct Connect] menu
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Interleaving Direct Connect/]
Interleaving Direct Connect
Direct Connect
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the connection modes of a gigabit Ethernet card, which include
direct connect, interleaving and self-adaption.
k.8 [SFP Impedance] menu
SFP Impedance
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/SFP Impedance/]
50 ohm
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the SFP impedances of a gigabit Ethernet card, which include 50
ohm and 75 ohm.
Optical
Interface
Amplitude
k.9 [Optical Interface Output Amplitude] menu
0.50V
Menu location: [/.. /System Parameter/Optical Interface Output Amplitude/]
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the optical interface output amplitude of a gigabit Ethernet card,
ranging from 0.50V to 1.20V.
Input Parameter
Menu location: [/.. / Parameter Setting/Input Parameter/]
Instructions:
It is used to set the receiver IP and Port of the input interface of various ports of the
Gigabit Interface. Take Port 1 as example, and the introduction of sub-menus under other
ports is same as that of Port 1.
Receiver IP
L.1 [Receiver IP] menu
192.165.52.141
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Receiver IP/]
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the receiver IP address of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet
card.
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L.2 [Receiver Port] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Receiver Port/]
Receiver Port
Instructions:
01，234
This menu is used to set the receiver IP ports of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet card.
Output Parameters
Menu location: [/.. / Parameter Setting/Output Parameters/]
Instructions:
It is used to set the output parameters of various ports of the Gigabit Interface. Take Port 1
as example, and the introduction of sub-menus under other ports is same as that of Port
1.
m.1 [Output Bit Rate] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Output Bit Rate/]
Output Bit Rate
038, 000, 000bps
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the output bit rates of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet card.
m.2 [Output Packet Length] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Output Packet Length/]
Output Packet Length
Instructions:
188
204
This menu is used to set the output packet lengths of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet
card, which include 188-packet and 204-packet.
m.3 [Target IP] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Target IP/]
Target IP
Instructions:
192.165.052.028
This menu is used to set the output target IP address of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet
card.
m.4 [Target Port] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/Target Port/]
Target Port
01, 234
Instructions:
This menu is used to set the output target ports of various ports of a gigabit Ethernet card.
m.4 [TTL] menu
Menu location: [/.. /Port 1 Parameters/TTL/]
TTL
Instructions:
255
This menu is used to set the output TTL (time to live, life cycle of ip packet) parameters of
various ports of a gigabit Ethernet card. The parameter will be reduced by 1 every time
passing through a router. When it is equal to 0, the router will discard this packet.
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6.3 Network management operation
6.3.1 Relationship with sumavision 10KM01
EMR background software is embedded in the network management software 10KM01
that is developed by Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd, as it uses the same SNMP
communication protocol with network management software, users can manage EMR at
the same time by installing network management software.
EMR background software can implement the following functions:
ü
Communication protocol implementation function
ü
Background command implementation function
ü
User operating interface and PSI, PSIP Reset function;
ü
Alarm processing function.
EMR background network management, which aims at EMR functions and network
general functions, will be introduced in the following parts.
6.3.2 Add Devices
6.3.2.1 Operation procedures
（1） Right click on the main interface, select [Add device], then Add device menu will
be popped up.
(2) Add local IP address of EMR in this menu, then [Device type], [Version number],
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[Device name], [Device connection], [Device description] and
button will
change to be changeable.
(3) Click
button, network management software will query the device with this
IP address in the whole network. If the search has completed successfully, then device
type will be displayed, and the setting of column of [Device type] will change to be
unchangeable, otherwise, an error will be displayed on the interface.
For the time being, users need to check whether IP address has been correctly input, and
whether network has been correctly connected. They can also add EMR manually.
(4) Click [Device type] drop-down menu, and select “EMR2”.
(5)Fill in the items of [Version number], [Device connection] and [Device description]
based on networking information, in
option, select EMR polling, so that it
will alarm when abnormal information occurs during EMR operation.
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In general cases, “Device polling” polls the devices at a regular time interval, and the
time interval need to be determined based on system devices. The more devices need to
be polled, the longer the time interval will be.
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(6) Click
button to complete adding EMR, and EMR icon
will
be displayed on the main interface.
6.3.2.2 Note
（1） Add the local IP address of EMR in [Device IP] column, ensure that the local IP
address of EMR does not conflict with the other IP addresses in the network.
Otherwise, change the local IP address of EMR.
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（2） After the IP address has been successfully added, query operation is usually the
first choice. Search this EMR in the network, when this EMR can not be
successfully found, please check the settings of [Network settings/network
management IP] of EMR, and whether the network can work normally it is highly
recommended that this parameter can be set as the IP address of the PC where
background network management locates.
（3） To facilitate the communication between background network management
software and front-end EMR, it is highly recommended that users can set [Enable
polling or not] item as Yes.
6.3.3 Parameter Setting
Double click the EMR icon
as shown in Fig. 6-15.
, and the system will pop up the EMR Configuration menu,
Display Card Configuration
Display Card Information
Fig. 6-15 Parameter Configuration
6.3.3.1 System Information
System Parameter:
If users connect the EMR for the first time, enter the EMR system configuration interface
to view the cards, shown as Fig. 6-15 and Fig. 6-16:
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Fig. 6-16 Card Type
On the System Parameter Setting interface, users can view the following unrevisable
parameters: card type, network parameters (Local IP, subnet mask, default gateway and
local MAC), version information and device password; and additionally, users can also set
the output TS packet length, ASI output bit rate, transport stream ID, original network ID
and other parameters, shown as Fig. 6-17:
Fig. 6-17 Parameter View and Setting
Lock:
On the System Parameter Setting interface, if users select “Lock” from the "lock / unlock"
drop-down menu, no operation of EMR will be available through the panel. At this time,
users are required to enter a password to carry out EMR panel operation. In case of EMR
lock for the first time, the unlock password is the factory built-in one.
Change Password:
Users can change the original password of the system software in “Password” column.
The original password is the factory built-in one for the EMR background network
management control software. When the EMR panel is locked, users can change the
original password through this interface.
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6.3.3.2 Card Configuration
Encoding Card Network Management Parameter Setting
Before setting parameters of the cards, users are required to conduct the multiplexing
configuration of the input and output. For specific configuration methods, please refer to
the multiplexing module in 6.3.4.
Take the analog encoding card 1 as example to introduce the encoding card setting
parameters, with the interface shown as Fig. 6-18:
Fig. 6-18 Interface of Encoding Card Parameter Setting
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Hardware/Software/FPGA/DSP Version: The decoding card version information
generated by the three displays is identical to that of the front panel of the device.
ü
Restore to factory parameters: this option can be used to make the DS3 card
restore to the default factory parameters.
ü
Port 1 multiplexing switch: Card 1 can be divided into two-channel encoding of
encoder 1 and encoder 2, i.e., Port 1 and Port 2. The multicomplexing selection of
Port 1 is “On”.
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ü
In this way, the network management system can obtain the information of various
tables by means of refreshing;
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Port 1 video switch: The video selection of Port 1 is “On”. In this way, the network
management system can receive the video through decoding;
ü
Port 1 video bit rate: If “Off” is selected, the network management background will
be unable to obtain the information of this table by means of refreshing; the encoder
video bit rate can be modified manually,
, with the setting
range of 1-15Mbit;
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Port 1 bit rate control: Can select VBR or CBR manually.
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Port 1 VBR average video bit rate: Only the bit rate control selection is VBR, can
this option be valid. The actual bit rate will vary around this value, but no more than
ü
the video bit rate;
Port 1 video type: Can select the video type as PAL, NTSC, AUTO, PAL-M or
PAL-N;
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Port 1 Horizontal Resolution: The horizontal resolution is D1, 3/4D1, HD1 and SIF;
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Port 1 video filter: The default is flat. Users can select non-continuous adjustable
parameters ranging from -0.3 to +8.0db;
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Port 1 brightness, contrast, saturation and hue: The defaults are all 128, with the
setting range of 0-255, dependent on which the TV images will also vary;
ü
Port 1 GOP structure and GOP length: GOP Structure III, IPP, IBP and IBBP
available for selection.
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I:B:P is 100:0:0, 10:90:0, 10:45:45 and 10:60:30 respectively. In case of IBP, the GOP
length is the multiple of 2; in case of IBBP, the GOP length is the multiple of 3;
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Port 1 aspect ratio: 4: 3 and 16: 9 available for selection;
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Port 1 MP2 audio switch: It can be used to control the voice on/off when playing the
programs after they are decoded;
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Port 1 MP2 audio bit rate: Users can select non-continuous adjustable parameters
ranging from 64-384KB (64k, 96k, 112k, 128k, 160k, 192k, 224k, 256k, 320k, 384k)
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Port 1 MP2 audio mode: users can select among joint stereo, stereo, dual-track and
mono. In case of mono, the rate shall be no more than 192k; if it is other than mono,
the rate shall be no less than 96k;
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Port 1 MP2 audio sampling rate: users can select the sample rate as 32k, 44.1k
and 48k manually;
ü
Port 1 MP2 volume: the default is 0db; users can select the volume ranging from
-24.08db to 6.02db manually;
ü
Port 1 AC3 encoding setting: can be divided into encoding switch, volume,
encoding delay time, audio mode, audio bit rate and audio sampling rate, with the
setting methods same as that of MPEG2 audio, therefore we’ll not repeat here;
ü
Port 1 PID setting: through the encoder network management interface, users can
modify PMT_PID, PCR_PID, video PID, MPEG2 audio PID and AC3_PID (Note: the
table information can be refreshed only after the PID modification is finished;
otherwise the modified PID can not be found);
ü
Port 1 SDT setting: Users can modify the program number of encoder, service
provider and service name manually;
ü
Port 1 CC switch: Users can select “On” or “Off”.
ü
Port 1 Field 1 line number and Field 2 line number: Users can select the line
number of two fields.
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The setting of Port 2 of Card 1 is same as that of Port 1, therefore we’ll not repeat here;
The setting of digital encoding card is basically the same as that of analog encoding card.
Users can select “digital” or “embeded” only for audio source. Select the correct audio
source, and the device will output audio normally.
Network Management Parameter Setting of Analog MPEG2 SD Decoding
Card
Before setting the parameters of MPEG2 SD decoding card, users are required to
multicomplex the programs of the input card to the decoding card, with specific operations
shown as Fig. 6-19:
Fig. 6-19 Operation Steps of Multicomplexing MPEG2 SD Decoding Card
After the configuration of decoding card, users can carry out specific settings of the
decoding card and then decode the output programs.
The interface for Network Management Parameter Setting of Analog MPEG2 SD
Decoding Card is shown as Fig. 6-20:
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Fig. 6-20 Interface for Network Management Parameter Setting of Analog MPEG2 SD
Decoding Card
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Port 1 Output Mute: Users can select “Normal” or “Mute”. If setting as “Mute”, the
decoded output program is silent;
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Port 1 Output Mode: Users can select “Stereo”, “Left-track” or “Right-track” as the
audio output mode of the decoded output programs;
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Port 1 Decoding Switch: Users can select “On” or “Off” to control the decoding
on/off of this channel.
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Port 1 Decoding Setting Mode: Users can select to decode “by program” or “by
PID”;
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Port 1 Decoding Program No.: If the decoding mode is “by program”, users can fill
in the program No. information in the multicomplexing interface to change the
decoding programs;
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Port 1 Decoding PCR/Video/Audio PID: If the decoding mode is “by PID”, users are
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required to fill in the decoding PCR/Video/Audio PID to decode and output the
expected contents;
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Port 1 Decoding TT PID: Set TT PID of Port 1;
For setting of Port 2, please refer to that of Port 1.
DS3 Card Network Management Parameter Setting
DS3 card provides two ports. Port 1 is for ASI input, and Port 2 is for DS3 input. The
Network Management Parameter Setting interface is shown as Fig. 6-21, Fig. 6-22 and
Fig. 6-23(a) and (b):
Fig. 6-21 DS3 Card Network Management Parameter Setting Screen
Fig. 6-22 Port 1 Network Management Parameters of DS3 Card
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Fig. 6-23(a) Port 2 Network Management Parameters of DS3 Card
Fig. 6-23(b) Port 2 Network Management Parameters of DS3 Card
ü
ü
Restore to factory parameters: this option can be used to make the DS3 card
restore to the default factory parameters.
The default factory parameters are shown as Fig. 6-24:
Fig. 6-24 Default Factory Settings of DS3 Card
ü
ü
Port 1 Parameter Setting:
Port 1 Input System Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the ASI input bit rate
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of DS3 card;
ü
Port 1 Input Valid Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the ASI input valid bit
rate of current DS3 card;
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Port 1 Input Bit Rate PID Setting: This option can be used to set an ASI input PID
value of current DS3 card and view the bit rate of the PID value;
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Port 1 Input PID Bit Rate: This option can be used to display the PID bit rate of
above settings;
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Port 1 Input Switch: This option can be used to set ASI input on/off;
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Port 1 Output System Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the ASI output bit
ü
Port 1 Output Valid Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the ASI output valid bit
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Port 1 Output Packet Length: This option can be used to view the ASI output packet
length of current DS3 card.
Port 2 Parameter Setting:
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Port 2 DS3 Card Loop On/Off: This option can be used to set the Port 1 and Port 2
Loop On/Off of DS3 card, i.e, the bit stream is transmitted through the rear panel;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Card DS3/E3 Mode: This option can be used to set the Port 2 Input Mode
as DS3 or E3;
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Port 2 DS3 Input Switch: This option can be used to set DS3 input On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Input TS Packet Length Bit Sequence: This option can display the DS3
input packet length as 188 or 204 and the DS3 input bit sequence as LSB or MSB;
during adaptation of the device, it is set as self-adaptive input packet length and bit
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Port 2 DS3 Input Frame Format: This option can be used to set the DS3 input frame
format as “Frame” or “Not Frame”;
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Port 2 DS3 Input RS Decoding: This option can be used to set the DS3 input RS
decoding On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Input Descrambling Switch: This option can be used to set the DS3
input descrambling On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Input Interleaving Encoding: This option can be used to set the DS3
input interleaving encoding On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Input TS Packet Length (Status Query) : This option can be used to
view the DS3 input TS packet length;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Input Bit Sequence (Status Query) : This option can be used to view
the DS3 input bit sequence;
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Port 2 DS3 Input System Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the DS3 input
system bit rate of current DS3 Card;
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Port 2 DS3 Input Valid Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the DS3 input valid
bit rate of current DS3 Card;
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Port 2 DS3 Input Specified pid: This option can be used to set a DS3 input PID
value of current DS3 Card;
ü
Port 2 Input Specified pid Bit Rate: This option can be used to display the PID bit
rate of above settings;
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Port 2 DS3 Output TS Packet Length: This option can be used to view the DS3
output TS packet length;
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Port 2 DS3 Output Bit Sequence: This option can be used to view the DS3 output
bit sequence;
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Port 2 DS3 Output Frame Format: This option can be used to set the DS3 output
frame format as “Frame” or “Not Frame”;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Output RS Encoding: This option can be used to set the DS3 output RS
encoding On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Output Scrambling Switch: This option can be used to set the DS3
output scrambling On/Off;
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Port 2 DS3 Output Interleaving Encoding: This option can be used to set the DS3
output interleaving encoding On/Off;
ü
Port 2 DS3 Output Valid Bit Rate: This option can be used to view the DS3 output
valid bit rate of current DS3 Card;
Bit Rate Retrofit Card Network Management Parameter Setting
The interface for Bit Rate Retrofit Card Network Management Parameter Setting is shown
as Fig. 6-25:
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Fig. 6-25 Interface of Bit Rate Retrofit Card Network Management Parameter Setting
ü
ü
Port 1 Input Status: This option can be used to display the ASI Input 1 lock
information of the bit rate retrofit card;
Port 1 Input System Bit Rate: This option can be used to display the input bit rate
ü
information of ASI Input 1 of the bit rate retrofit card;
ü
Port 1 Input Valid Bit Rate: This option can be used to display the input valid bit rate
of ASI Input 1 of the bit rate retrofit card;
ü
Port 1 Input Bit Rate pid Setting: This option can be used to set an input PID of Port
1 and inquire about the PID bit rate;
ü
Port 1 Input pid Bit Rate: This option can be used to display the bit rate of above
PID;
ü
The setting of Port 2 and Port 3 are similar with that of Port 1. Therefore we’ll not
repeat hear.
6.3.4 Multicomplexing Setting
After completing the system parameter setting and sub-card parameter setting, click
“Multicomplexing Setting” option, and the ““Multicomplexing Setting” interface appears,
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shown as Fig. 6-26. The followings are multicomplexing operations of input and output as
per the sequence of multicomplexing:
Scroll bar
Select input stream
program information
of the cards
Output information
Corresponding
input
stream information
Fig. 6-26 Multicomplexing Interface
6.3.4.1 Input
Operation Steps:
a.
Users should click
, and the operating software will search the
EMR selected cards and the information will be then displayed on the search screen
(shown as Fig. 6-27). When the input information is searched, it will display the table
information found; if no input information is searched, it will display that no table
information is found; during the search, click
search operation; after the search is completed, click
search.
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button to stop current
button to exit the
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Fig. 6-27 Refresh the Input
b. A tree structure on the left of the configuration screen on the Exit Search interface
(shown as Fig. 6-26) will display the TS program information of various channels
searched.
Attentions:
（1） During the refreshing, some input ports may cause the background network
management system unable to access to the interface information because of too
weak input signals or too bad quality of port line. Users can replace the input
signal line after confirming there’s signal input in this interface.
（2） During the search, if there’s no signal input in this interface, the background
network management system will display the information of “no PAT found”.
6.3.4.2 Output
The Output interface (shown as Fig. 6-28) can be used to view the output. Click
, to view the selected card output:
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Fig. 6-28 Configuration Output
Same as the input port information, the network manangement software also provides
detailed annotations on the selected output information. Click
on the right
corner of the above figure, the details of output programs of this card will be displayed,
and users can also modify the information. If [Port 2 ->Program 7(0x0007) ] is selected,
the service identifier, PMT_PID, PCR_PID, service type, service name, service provider
information, operation status and encryption status, etc. will be displayed on the right side,
shown as Fig. 6-29.
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Fig. 6-29 Details of Output Program Information
Attentions:
All output port information displayed on the background network management interface
will remain unchanged after the refreshing operation, unless the search is restarted.
6.3.4.3 Button
Button introduction:
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
and
,
buttons are
displayed in the configuration interface.
(1) Select one program information from the tree structure displayed on the left side of
the interface, click
button, then this channel program will be displayed in
the tree structure on the right side; select a program from the tree structure,
Then select one channel audio from input tree structure.
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Click
button, the system will add the audio in this channel input program
to input program when the audio is different from the selected audio in the output program
stream.
When the audio is the same as the selected audio in the output program stream, the
system will prompt that adding audio failed.
(2) Select certain channel program or video/audio from output information tree structure.
Click
button, then this channel program information or certain video/audio
information will be deleted from the output information tree structure.
(3) Click
, then the whole output information tree structure will be deleted.
(4) Click
to flexibly add program based on user’s need, and a dialog box
will be popped up from the system.
Where users can input service ID and PMT_PID, service ID is a value that ranges from 1
to 65535, such as 12. If users have incorrectly set the value, the system will prompt error
information,
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PMT_PID is a value ranges from 0x20 to 0x1FFE, such as 0x12. If users have incorrectly
set the value, the system will prompt error information.
(5) Click
button, the system will rebuild the output tree structure of output
port based on the default value, and change the service ID.
(6) Click
button to enter “Table sending interval settings” interface.
(7) Click
button to enter the version numbers of the tables (PAT, PMT,
MGT, VCT), whose default value are 0. This value will increase by one or not when the
table content has been changed. Generally, STB (Set-Top Box) will read this value, if it
has found that this value has changed, the system will search the table information again.
(8) Click
button, the system will export the configuration information of
current output port.
So the parameters can be configured at the fastest speed when the EMR configuration
parameters are in disorder or need to be re-configured. Device provider suggests that
users should export the configuration information with this button based on actual
requirements after the system parameters have been configured, and the recommended
format for saving the file is “.cfg”.
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(9) Click
button, the system will import the configuration file that users
have saved, which can be used to update EMR configuration information. Users can
select file from the dialog box.
Then click “Open” button to import configuration file. Device provider suggests that users
should import the parameter information that has been configured before when EMR
needs to re-configure output parameters in a wide range.
(10) Click
button, output parameters that have been configured will be
imported into EMR. This operation may take several seconds, and the following
information will be popped up after configuration.
EMR will work according to the newly set parameter information after the parameters have
been successfully set.
Attentions:
（1） The output port program of EMR can include up to 1 video and multiple audios.
（2） In [Auto change] operation, background software will automatically change service
ID and PID value based on the sequence and quantity that users have input,
which makes the stream output by EMR arranged more neatly.
（3） It is highly recommended that users should use [Export configuration] operation
when EMR is in disorder.
（4） All of the operations before using [Configure] button to configure EMR belong to
interface operation, which will have no effect on EMR operation.
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6.3.4.4 Multicomplexing Parameter Setting
a.
Multicomplexing: Users can repeat the operation
to add the
program information of output ports according to their demand. For example, the
information of 13 programs of Input Card 3 is selected to multicomplex to the
output Port 2 of Card 3.
Fig. 6-36 Configuration Query
Click
button to delete the program information on the output port that is not
required. For example, delete the audio information of Program 2.
,
Then the program information configuration of the output port is shown as
。
b.
Modify the program information: Click the tree structure of output port on the right
side of the interface, the service name and service provider of various programs
will be available on the bottom right corner of the interface. For output port, users
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can modify the selected program information parameters. Click
button on the bottom right corner, and users can modify the detailed output
information on the interface shown asFig. 6-29. At this time, the all modifiable
information boxes will be set as the modifiable status and
is also set
as active status. Users can modify according to the actual situations, and then
click
c.
, and click
.
Table Send Interval:
Select Port 1 shown as Fig. 6-29, then the table send interval will be displayed on the
right side, shown as Fig. 6-37:
Fig. 6-37 Table Send Interval of Output Port
Users can modify the table send interval. After the modification is completed, click
button to save the table interval parameters;
Click
button to restore to the default.
The modification to all above parameters can be valid for the device only after clicking
on the main screen of the configuration interface. During the operation, the
configuration will require a few seconds. After the configuration is completed, the system
will pop up a dialog box, shown as Fig. 6-38:
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Fig. 6-38 Setting Completion Screen
Then EMR will operate according to the new configuration parameters.
6.3.4.5 Attentions
The following configuration rules should be complied with during the configuration of the
background software.
（1） Total output bit rate of all output interfaces should be higher than 200Mbps.
（2） The network identifiers should not be identical in the network.
The transport stream identifiers of all transport streams should not be identical in the
same network.
The Element PID of all programs should be identical to the PID of all tables in the same
transport stream.
（3） When PMT PID is changed, all PMT PID of all programs will be either identical or
different.
When the service ID is changed in a transport stream, the service ID of all programs can
not be identical.
If the original input streams of two PIDs are different, the changed PIDs should not be
identical.
If the original input streams of two PIDs are identical, the original PID should be different.
The changed PID should not be identical.
If the original input streams of these two PIDs are same and the original input PIDs are
same, the changed PID must be identical.
All element PIDs and PCRPIDs must be between 0x20 and 0x1ffe. If the original PCRPID
is 0x1fff, it can be 0x1fff. The PCRPID of the user-defined program can be 0x1fff.
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Alarm Information
The alarm information of EMR can set in a flexible way whether it shall give the alarm in
case of the abnormity of EMR.
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EMR Operating Instruction
In case of any abnormal operation of EMR, the warning light on the front panel will be lit to
prompt the user. Through checking various parameters in the menu of [Format State
Information] on LCD, the user can make the preliminary judgment on the cuase for EMR
alarm, and then take the appropriate measures. In the event that the user can not solve
the abnormal conditions of EMR, it is allowed to call the digital video after-sales technical
support department.
The alarm information of EMR is shown in Table 7-1.
Table 7-1 Troubleshooting for common Faults or Abnormal Conditions of EMR
Failure
Failure reasons
Solution
LCD does not display or
The power lead is not
Reconnect
power indicator is not on
connected well.
The fuse on the power
socket is broken,
Incorrect input signal mode
or interface
No input signal
lead.
Replace the fuse.
after power on
Video parameter query
displays input in an
abnormal condition; the
decoder decodes without
images.
Video
State
Query
displays the standard
error or synchronization
error.
A small number of
mosaic occurs at the
bottom of the image after
decoding
Audio
state
query
displays abnormal input.
Too weak input signals
EMR type setting error
Input signal is too poor.
The video bit rate is too
high.
The system bit rate is too
low.
No digital audio input
No embedded audio input.
Audio
state
query Not standard digital audio
displays
abnormal input format
synchronization.
No sound output after
decoding
The sound is badly
distorted after decoding
The audio is not connected
or
the
connection
is
incorrect.
The audio input amplitude is
too high and exceeds 8dB.
7.1.1 Nothing display in LCD
Main failure reasons:
ü
The LCD module of the device is damaged;
ü
Connecttion problem of the power supply;
ü
The fuse on the power socket is broken,。
Solution:
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the
power
Set correct parameters.
Connect input signal
correctly.
Replace with new input
signal.
Change the format.
Replace with better input
signal.
Reduce the video bit
rate.
Increase the system bit
rate.
Increase
the
digital
audio input.
Increase the embedded
audio input
Set output source of
digital audio so that it
outputs according to
standard.
Correctly connect the
audio input signals.
Reduce the audio input
amplitude.
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The device is allowed to leave the factory only if various functional indicators have passed
the test, so it is impossible that the LCD module of the device is broken, which is basically
excluded; check the power lead of the device, see whether the surface of the power lead
is damaged, inspect the quality of the power socket, and check the supply voltage.
In case of any fault occurring on the power lead, it is recommended that the user shall
replace the power lead to ensure the smooth internal signals of the power lead;
In case of any fault occurring on the power socket, it is recommended that the user shall
first see whether the power switch of the power socket is turned on; if it is still impossible
to keep the LCD in a normal working condition even if the power switch is turned on and
the socket at which the malfunction device is located supplies the power smoothly, it is
recommended that the user shall see whether the fuse of the socket is burned off, and if
so, replace th fuse.
If the fault in the LCD display is still not solved in accordance with the approach above,
you may have a suspicion on the cause of the damage to the LCD module of the device,
and notify the digital video after-sales technical support department to solve.
7.1.2 Video parameters displaying abnormal input
ü
No video input signal;
ü
Incorrect video input signal interface.
Solution:
EMR provides the analog video input interface, digital video input interface, and S-terminal
component video input interface. If the [video input parameter / input mode] is different
from the actual settting of the input interface, EMR will light the warning light in order to
give the alarm for no vedio input signal. At this time, it is necessary to properly set the
parameters in the menu of the [video input parameter / input mode];
If the interface of EMR for input signal is connected correctly but such alarm is still given, it
is necessary to check whether there is any input signal in the interface cable, and check
whether the input signal cable is in a smooth condition. At this time, it is necessary to
replace the input signal cable, and ensure that there is the video signal input.
7.1.3 Video state enquiry displaying standard error or
synchronization error
ü
Too weak video signal;
ü
EMR type setting error.
Solution:
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If the video input signal is connected properly but the error in video format or the error in
synchronization is found, it is necessary to check the intensity of the input signal; in case
of the too weak input signal, it is required to replace the signal source to increase the
intensity of the signal.
If the cause of too weak video signal is excluded but the alarm still can not be eliminated, it
is necessary to take into account the video format setting parameters, select the menu of
[state query / video information], and check whether the video format is set correctly. If the
video format is different from the format of the input video signal source, it is necessary to
enter the menu of [parameter setting / video input parameter / video format] to reset the
video format parameters so as to eliminate the alarm.
7.1.4 A small number of mosaic occurs at the bottom of the
image after decoding
ü
Bit rate too high;
ü
System Bit Rate too low。
Solution:
Enter [Parameter Setting/System Parameter/Video Bit Rate] menu, change the video
bit rate parameters, to low the video bit rate by several times, and restart EMR;
If it is confirmed that the video bit rate parameter is set correctly but the failure still can not
be cleared, the too low format bit rate may be considered as the cause. At this time, enter
the menu of the [Parameter setting / Format parameter / Format bit rate] to modify the
format bit rate parameter and increase the format bit rate parameters by several times,
and restart the EMR;
＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝
The setting of the system bit rate has a certain relation with the video bit rate
setting. Such alarm information can be eliminated only if those two parameters
are set fully correctly. For the corresponding relationship between such two
parameters, please check the introduction to the setting of the menu of [Format
bit rate] or [Video Bit rate].
＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝
7.1.5 Audio state enquiry displaying abnormal input
Failure reasons:
ü
No digital audio input;
ü
No embedded audio input.
Solution:
In the state query, the audio information menu is set for the user to query the audio
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information; in the parameter setting menu, it corresponds to selection of the parameters
for the first channel of the audio. If the relevant parameters are selected but the
corresponding audio signals are not input on the rear panel of the EMR, the panel of the
EMR will provide the alarm indication, correctly set up this parameter and increase the
digital audio and embedded audio so as to resolve this problem.
7.1.6
Audio
status
synchronization
enquiry
displaying
abnormal
Failure reasons:
ü Not standard audio input format.
Solution:
On the rear panel of the EMR, there are the analog audio input interface, digital audio
input interface, embedded audio input interface provided. Corresponding to it, there are
four kinds of parameter format including analog, digital, embedded audio 1 and embedded
audio 2 in the audio parameters setting menue, which shall be set up by the user. The
user shall set such parameters in the format same as that of the input signal to achieve
the synchronization of the audios so as to solve this alarm.
7.1.7 No sound output after decoding
Failure reasons:
ü Audio connection problem
Solution:
Connect the audio by right method
7.1.8 The sound is badly distorted after decoding
Failure reasons:
ü Audio input over 8dB
Solution:
To low the audio input can resolve this problem
Chapter 8 Maintenance and Repair
8.1 Maintenance method
To make the SUMAVISION EMR operate under the best operating status, extend the
device duration, discover and eliminate the potential problem in time, and ensure proper
operation of the device, the routine maintenance must be carried out regularly.
The SUMAVISION EMR should be maintained according to the following rules.
ü Must prepare for the detailed device maintenance target plan. In case scheduled
and periodic servicing & maintenance fails to be conducted, minor malfunction would
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be gradually aggravated into heavy breakdown. Therefore, proper weekly inspection,
monthly inspection, quarterly inspection and annual inspection plans should be
developed according to the operation feature of the device, including the
maintenance and inspection class in every period (class I maintenance, class II
maintenance and class II maintenance) and detailed maintenance contents.
ü
Appoint the maintenance person. It is the key for the device maintenance. The
combination mode of “Individual inspection and Group inspection” is recommended
for SUMAVISION EMR maintenance.
ü
Establish the device maintenance archive. The individual maintenance archive
should be kept since the SUMAVISION EMR is purchased till it is abandoned. The
maintenance and repair should be recorded in detail. The replaced and changed
parts and wire should be marked on the circuit diagram and device maintenance
archive, so the diagram is consistent with the actual device. Meanwhile, it can
facilitate others to maintain and repair the device.
8.2 Maintenance Details
The following details are noticed in the routine maintenance of SUMAVISION EMR device.
ü
Keep the device operating room clean, dustproof and damp-proof.
ü
Follow the contents in the “device maintenance target plan” for routine inspection
and test of the device, record the checking results.
ü
Wipe the dustproof mesh of the fan every week. If the surface temperature of the
device is too high, check whether the dustproof mesh of the fan is blocked.
ü
The device is inspected according to the specification instruction manual of
Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd. The man-made accident should be prevented.
ü
Wear the anti-static wrister when operating the device hardware.
ü
The background network management password of the SUMAVISION EMR
should be strictly managed and regularly changed, which is only distributed to the
responsible maintenance person. The administrator password can only be known by
the responsible maintenance person.
ü
For any alarm with unidentified reasons, please contact the Customer Service
Department of Sumavision Technologies Co., Ltd.
8.3 Routine Maintenance
Refer to Table 8-1 for routine maintenance.
Table 8-1 Routine Maintenance
Maintenanc
e type
Maintenance
contents
Operation guide
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Reference standard
Reference
maintenance
hour
(man×hour)
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Maintenanc
e type
Maintenance
contents
Operation guide
Reference standard
Reference
maintenance
hour
(man×hour)
Inspect
Power supply of Check the power The voltage output is normal.
external
computer room
monitoring system The power gives no exception
environme (DC/AC)
or test the power alarm
nt
output voltage
Temperature of
computer room
Humidity
of
computer room
Inspect the Indication status of
device
the device panel
operation
status
Inspect the Status of official
device
telephone
operation
(2-3 times a
status.
month)
Measure
temperature
Measure relative
humidity
Observe
the
indicator of the
device panel
Test
situation
call
Temperature range: 5-40℃;
15℃-30℃ is recommended
Relative humidity: 20%-80%;
40%-65% is recommended
Only power indicator is on under
normal operation. The operation
indication keeps on
Site selection call and
conference call can be normal.
0.05
0.1
0.1
8.4 Monthly Maintenance
Refer to Table 8-2 for monthly maintenance.
Table 8-2 Monthly Maintenance
Maintenance
type
Maintenance contents
Operation guide
Reference standard
Inspect
State the cooling holes in View the state of It should be clean around the
external
the cabinet
cooling holes
cooling holes, with no debris
environment
Reference
maintenance
hour
(man×hour)
0.1
8.5 Quarterly Maintenance
Refer to Table 8-3 for quarterly maintenance.
Table 8-3 Quarterly Maintenance
Maintenance
type
Maintenance
contents
Operation guide
Reference standard
Inspect the rack Inspect the rack Observe
the The cabinet surface is clean.
cleanness
cleanness
inside and outside There is no much dust inside the
the rack
rack. Otherwise, the cabinet
should be cleaned
Inspect
the Inspect the device Observe
device There no much dust outside the
device
cleanness
surface
device. Otherwise, it should be
cleanness
cleaned. Watch out the external
wiring of the device in cleaning
8.6 Annual Maintenance
Refer to Table 8-4 for annual maintenance.
Table 8-4 Annual Maintenance
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Reference
maintenance
hour
(man×hour)
0.5
0.5
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Maintenan
ce type
Maintenance
contents
Check the
grounding
resistance
Check the
grounding,
ground
wire and
power
connectio
n
Check the
ground wire
connection
Check the
power cord
connection
Operation guide
Reference standard
Reference
maintenance
hour
(man×hour)
Test the grounding
resistance with a
grounding
resistance tester
Check whether the
ground wire and
local ground wire
bank connection
are
safe
and
reliable.
Check whether the
power cord and
local power are
safe and reliable.
The common earthing resistance is less
than 1 ohm.
1
(1) The junctions are safe, reliable
non-corrosive.
(2) The ground wire is not aged.
(3) The ground wire bank is non-corrosive,
and it anti-corrosive handled properly.
0.2
(1) The junctions are safe, reliable and
non-corrosive.
(2) The power cord is aged.
0.2
8.7 Arrangement and Maintenance
Notice the following contents for the clean-up and maintenance of the device.
ü
Clean the working site; wipe the device shell with a soft cloth. The water can not
be penetrated into the device.
ü
Do not plug in and out all connection cables with current without instructions.
ü
Check whether the cable is pressed or pulled by the heavy object, whether the
plug and socket are connected tightly, ensure that the cable is not extruded by the
external force and is placed in order. The connection part is under good contact.
ü
Check whether the device and cable label are missing and incorrect. Keep the
label intact and correct.
ü
Check whether the engineering document is complete and correct. Keep the
engineering document complete for check at any time.
8.8 Operation and Maintenance
Notice the following contents for the maintenance when the device is operating.
ü
Check whether the ground cable and power supply is normal. Ensure the power
supply works properly before turning on the power.
ü
Before the system is used, power on and inspect the system, adjust the
peripheral device, and guarantee that the SUMAVISION EMR function is normal.
ü
The local configuration can not be changed without instructions. The
configuration can only be changed by the professional operator.
ü
Do not place the SUMAVISION EMR in highly noisy environment.
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Chapter 9 Storage and Transportation
9.1 Storage
Requirements:
Humidity: ≤95% (20℃);
Temperature: -20℃～60℃
Storage with the corrosive liquids, gases in the same room is prohibited.
Placing the device in the vicinity of strong electromagnetic fields is prohibited.
Infection by the radioactive substances is prohibited.
9.2 Transportation
EMR adopts the special package of Sumavision, and can be transported in any way of
road, railway, air and water transportation in case of perfect package. If the package is
damaged, the device will not be transported until it is packaged by professional electronic
product transport companies.
Please handle in a tender manner and avoid the throw, cast and sharp impact, as well as
keep the device placed with the package logo in an upward direction during the
transportation.
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