Summary of Contents for Vislink airstream LGR-1000
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Live Gear Receiver LGR-1000 User and Technical Manual Manual Part No. RD000785 Rev. C, March, 2014...
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Vislink. The information in this manual remains the property of Vislink and may not be used, disclosed, or reproduced in any form whatsoever, without the prior written consent of Vislink. Vislink reserves the right to make changes to equipment and specifi cations of the product described in this manual at any time without notice and without obligation to notify any person of such changes.
If you discover damage after unpacking the system, report the damage as follows: • Immediately fi le a claim with the shipping carrier. • Forward a copy of the damage report to Vislink Customer Service. • Contact Vislink Customer Service to determine the disposition of the equipment. See: Support for Your Vislink Product on the last page.
Introduction The LiveGear Receiver [LGR-1000] is a cellular Internet News Gathering [iNG] Receiver and an integral part of the AirStream transmitter systems. The LiveGear Receiver is a playout device that receives IP transmissions via the Internet and provides a HD/SD-SDI output. Up to six transmitters [future option] can be simultaneously received using one LGR receiver.
19” rack mount unit. Plug-n-Play – Connect the LGR-1000 to an Ethernet ISP connection and instantly decode your remote transmitters. Reception Integrity – Exclusive Vislink algorithms optimize IP cellular transmission. Video Quality – Dependable forward error correction [FEC] algorithms ensure seamless decoding of the H.264 video signal.
LGR Operation The LiveGear Receiver features a front panel User Interface - an alphanumeric LCD menu-driven display as well as a convenient Web interface, putting the intuitive control of this device at your fi ngertips using a pc, tablet, laptop or smart phone. Refer to the fi...
LGR and AirStream System Setup This section describes how to confi gure an AirStream/LiveGear Receiver pair and begin streaming video over a cellular network as quickly as possible using the default settings. After receiving an AirStream and LGR, the fi rst device to be confi gured should be the LGR.
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Confi guration Steps [continued] On the LiveGear Receiver: a. Using the LCD on the front panel, press the up arrow to display the WAN IP address. This IP address needs to be entered in the host address fi eld using the AirStream touchscreen or Web page.
LGR Login Web Page Type the LGR IP address in a Web browser to display the Login Web page. The default user ID and password is admin. This page also appears when you select the Logout tab in any of the Web pages, allowing you to reenter your user name and password or login a new user.
LGR Status Web Page The LGR Status page displays fi rst when you open the LGR Web interface. There are three sections of the Status page: Current Status, Interface Details and IFB Settings. Page 11 LGR User Guide and Technical Manual...
You can also access the Status page when you click the logo in either the LGR [or AirStream] Web pages. The LGR Web pages can be accessed from a PC or laptop connected to a LAN port on the LGR-1000. The default IP address is http://192.168.2.200/.
LGR IFB Settings The IFB setup for the LGR include the channel being listened to and the IFB call state fi elds, as shown in the sample Web page above. Local Channel Setup Select Channel Select an open Channel from which the LGR will receive the IFB signal. The channels dedicated to IFB reception range from 1 to 6.
LGR Network Settings Web Page The LGR’s network setup page includes entry fi elds for Wide and Local Area Networks, as shown below. WAN and LAN Confi guration The Wide and Local Area Network confi guration entry fi elds include: IP Type and Address [if required], Net Mask, Gateway and DNS Server.
WAN Confi guration IP Type The Internet Protocol Type drop-down entry fi eld provides the choice of either Static or DHCP [Dynamic Host Confi guration Protocol] to confi gure the LiveGear receiver. Set your own IP address by selection of Static IP Type or change to DHCP to set the address from your DHCP server.
Start Address This fi eld sets the starting IP address range when the IP type is set to DHCP server mode. Maximum Clients This entry fi eld allows the selection of the maximum number of clients permitted when the DHCP server is used. The maximum entry is 50. Save Changes Be sure to click the Save Changes button to retain revisions to the Network Settings page.
LGR Outputs LGR Outputs Web page includes LiveGear Receiver Output Information. Refer to the sample Web page shown below. LGR Outputs Enabled Click the Enabled check box to allow the output to be used. Name This fi eld displays the output name. Input Stream This fi...
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Receiver IP The receiver’s IP Address is displayed in this fi eld. Port # The output port number is displayed in this fi eld. The add output button allows you to create a new output for the LGR using the New Output dialog box shown below.
This fi eld displays a unique LGR Support Identifi cation number that you will need when communicating with Vislink support. Support Contact This fi eld displays the contact phone number for Vislink support [+1 978-671-5995 or 888-777-9221]. LGR Software Upgrade The LGR Firmware Upgrade section is a part of the Support page.
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Appendix A: LGR Connectors & Controls Connectors and controls are described below. Table 1: LGR-1000 Control Panel & Connections Name Connector Description Power Switch This is a momentary switch that when pressed, activates the LGR-1000 if the AC power supply switch is set to the 1 position.. LGR Front Panel Local User Interface Alphanumeric LCD menu-driven display with 6 push Display...
Glossary Term Defi nition Access Point Name [APN] is a confi gurable network identifi er used by a mobile device when connecting to a GSM carrier. The carrier examines the APN identifi er to determine the network connection type for the AirStream transmitter.
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Term Defi nition SIM Card A Subscriber Identity Module or SIM is an integrated circuit that stores the International Mobile Subscriber Identity [IMSI] and key used to identify and authenticate subscribers on mobile telephony devices. A SIM card contains: • its unique serial number [ICC ID] •...
Support for Your Vislink Product You can contact the Vislink T echnical Support staff as follows: 24-hour Worldwide Customer Support E-mail: ussupport@vislink.com T elephone: +1 978-671-5929, 978-71-5995 or 888-777-9221 In the US or Canada The following contact numbers are also available for LiveGear equipment: •...