Fagor SRD 8000 User Manual

Fagor SRD 8000 User Manual

4x dvb-s/s2 sd/hd decoder

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  • Page 1 SRD   8 000     4x   D VB-­‐S/S2   S D/HD   D ecoder      ...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS     SAFETY   I NSTRUCTION ............................4     Overview ................................5     Technical   S pecification ............................6     3.1. Input   P ort ................................ 7     3.2. Output   P ort ..............................7  ...
  • Page 3     6.6. Save   C onfig ..............................18     6.7. Load   C onfig ..............................18     6.7.1. Reload   C onfig ............................18     6.7.2. Restore   C onfig ............................18     6.8. Version ................................19  ...
  • Page 4: Safety   I Nstruction

    SAFETY   I NSTRUCTION   Read   m anual   c arefully   b efore   u se   • Do   n ot   o pen   t he   c ase   w ithout   d isconnecting   i t   f rom   t he   m ains   •...
  • Page 5: Overview

    1. Overview   SRD  8000  4x  SD/HD  satellite  decoder  has  4×DVB-­‐ S /S2  RF  input  interfaces  and  supports  MPEG4   AVC/H.264   and   MPEG2   video   decoding   and   MPEG-­‐ 1 ,   AAC   audio   decoding.   The   input   satellite   signal  ...
  • Page 6: Technical   S Pecification

    2. Technical   S pecification   Input   RF   DVB-­‐S/S2   ( 950-­‐2150MHz),   F   c onnector   w ith   L oop   HDMI   4×HDMI   1 .3   Output   CVBS   4×   R CA   c onnector   Audio  ...
  • Page 7: Input   P Ort

    2.1. Input   P ort   2.1.1. RF   I N   Input   i nterface:   4 ×DVB-­‐ S /S2,   F -­‐ h ead   Connector:   F -­‐ h ead   w ith   l oop   F   o utput   Impedance:  ...
  • Page 8: Equipment   C Omposition

    3. Equipment   c omposition   3.1. FRONT   P ANEL   D ISPLAY   A ND   K EY   B UTTON   1   2   3   4   5   6   1   LCD   D isplay   2  ...
  • Page 9: Installation   G Uide

    4. Installation   G uide   4.1. Installation   P reparation   Check   p ossible   l ose   o r   d amage   o f   t he   d evice   d uring   t ransportation   a nd   r ead   t he   c omplete   u ser   •...
  • Page 10: Rack   G Rounding

    4.4. Rack   G rounding   Ground  terminals  of  racks  in  one  room  should  be  separately  connected  to  protective  are  copper  bar   provided   by   side   board.   And   ground   wire   should   be   as   far   as   possible   short.   If   the   wire   is   too   long   when  installing,  please  cut  off  to  avoid  ground  wire  coiling.  The  sectional  area  of  guide  line  of  ground  ...
  • Page 11: Basic   P Rogramming   G Uide

    5. BASIC   P ROGRAMMING   G UIDE   5.1.   Lock   S tatus   D isplay   4   C   H DMI   D ecoder   BR:   0 00.000.000.000   5.2. Press   “ EXIT”   t o   E nter   M enu   After  initialization,  the  menu  shows  as  below  (Press  ‘up  or  down’  key  to  choose  menu,  then  ...
  • Page 12: Oscillator   F Req

    1.1.1. Oscillator   F req.   1.1.2. Downlink   F req.   1.1.3. Symbol   R ate   1.1.4. Polarization   1.1.5. 22KHz   1.1.6. DisEqc   5.3.1.1. Oscillator   F req.   Move   t he   c ursor   t o   “ oscillator   f req.”   a nd   e nter   t he   L NB   f requency:   1.1.1.
  • Page 13: 22Khz

    5.3.1.5.   22KHz   Move   t he   c ursor   t o   “ 22KHz”   a nd   s elect   O FF   o r   O N   f or   L ow   o r   H igh   B and:   1.1.5.  ...
  • Page 14: Playing   P Rogram

    5.4.1.1. Playing   P rogram   Move   t he   c ursor   t o   “ playing   p rogram”   a nd   e nter   i nto   i t.   T hen   i t   s hows   a s   b elow:   1.1.
  • Page 15: Audio   S Etting

    5.4.1.2.3. Video   A spect   Move   the   cursor   to   “video   aspect”   and   enter   into   it.   Then   it   shows   as   below   (Press   ‘up   or   down’  ...
  • Page 16 5.4.1.3.1. Audio   M ode   Move   the   cursor   to   “audio   mode”   and   enter   into   it.   Then   it   shows   as   below   (Press   ‘up   or   down’  ...
  • Page 17: Network   S Etting

    5.5. Network   S etting   Move  the  cursor  to  “network  setting”  and  enter  into  it.  Then  it  shows  as  below  (Press  ‘up  or   down’   k ey   t o   c hoose   m enu,   t hen   p ress   t he   ‘ enter’   k ey   t o   c onfirm):   3.1.  ...
  • Page 18: Mac   A Ddress

    5.5.5. MAC   A ddress   Move   t he   c ursor   t o   “ MAC   a ddress”   a nd   e nter   i nto   i t.   T hen   i t   s hows   a s   b elow:   3.5  ...
  • Page 19: Version

    5.8. Version   Move   t he   c ursor   t o   “ version”   a nd   e nter   i nto   i t.   T hen   i t   s hows   a s   b elow:   6.  ...
  • Page 20: Error   I Nfo   A Nd   S Hooting

    6. Error   I nfo   a nd   S hooting   6.1. Indicator   S tatus   There   a re   2   L ED   i ndicators   o n   t he   p anel:     1.
  • Page 21: Nms   O Peration   G Uide

    7. NMS   O peration   G uide   Network  Management  System  (NMS)  can  remotely  set  config  and  monitor  the  device.  It  can   be   u sed   o nly   a fter   b eing   a uthorized.   Except  ...
  • Page 22 Current   N MS   i s   w ithout   a ny   d evice,   u ser   c an   a dd   p er   h is   d evice.   I:   M enu   B ar   IX:  ...
  • Page 23: Add   F Requency

    7.2. Add   F requency   “Add   Frequency”:   all   devices   can   be   divided   and   managed   by   frequency.   Click   “Add   Freq   Node”,   then   a   dialog   for   adding   frequency   shows   up.   Input   a   frequency,   like   385MHZ”,   and   then  ...
  • Page 24: Edit   D Evice

    ADD   “ 4-­‐Channel   H D   D ecoder”     Choose  device  type” ”,  set  device  name  (you  can  name  as  you  like),    4-­‐Channel  HD  Decoder and   s et   I P   a ddress   a nd   P ort   o f   t he   d evice.   Y ou   c an   c heck   I P   a ddress   b y   c licking   d own   k ey   on  ...
  • Page 25 If  config  is  wrong,  please  choose  the  device  and  then  click  “Edit  Device”,  then  below  dialog   shows   u p.   M odify   i t   a nd   t hen   c lick   “ OK”   t o   s ave.   2.
  • Page 26     Here  the  ping  is  192.168.0.20  (you  can  put  your  device  IP  address  when  you  do  it).  Here  we   found   192.168.0.20   passed,   which   means   there   is   already   a   device   with   192.168.0.20.   Then   we  ...
  • Page 27: Check   A Nd   S Et   C Onfig

    7.5. Check   a nd   S et   C onfig   Note:   u ser   h ad   b etter   d o   t he   f ollowing   o peration   b efore   c onfiguring   t he   d evice:   Click  ...
  • Page 28: Program   S Etting

    7.5.2. Program   S etting   “Get”:   R ead   c urrent   c onfig   f rom   t he   d evice.   “Set”:   C onfirm   c onfig   a nd   e nable   i t.  ...
  • Page 29: Public   F Unction   O F   N Ms

    7.6. Public   F unction   o f   N MS   Public   function   of   NMS   includes   “Save   Config”,   “Restore   Cong.”,   “Reload   Config”,   “Import   Config”,   a nd   “ Export   C onfig”.    ...
  • Page 30 and   then   import   config   from   FLASH.   At   this   moment,   the   config   cannot   be   used.   You   need   restart   t he   d evice   o r   c lick   “ Reload   C onfig”   t o   s tart   n ew   c onfig.   “Export  ...

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