Blonder tongue FlexCoder Quick Manual

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FlexCoder Quick Guide
Description
The FlexCoder is a versatile solution that combines edge
QAM, off-air transcoding, and IP grooming technology
into one integrated package. The unit can convert ASI to
IP video streams as well as Mux, and Demux ASI and IP
streams. An RF input option is available for transcoding
8VSB (digital off-air) to clear QAM, ASI or IP signals. By
providing a wide-range of functionality in a compact
solution, the FlexCoder brings remarkable cost savings.
The FlexCoder is an ideal solution for video labs and
campus environments when you need to provide a custom
channel line-up for in-house distribution.

Step 1: Login

• Assign 172.16.70.2 as the static IP address for your
computer.
• Enter 172.16.70.1 into your Browser to access the
FlexCoder.
• Logon with Username: "Admin" and the password:
"pass".

Step 2: Determine Mode of Operation

Mode
Input
1 PASS-THRU
(RJ45) GigE Full Duplex
(16 prog./3 audio each max)
(BNC) 4xASI
2 DEMUX
(RJ45) GigE Full Duplex
(16 prog./3 audio each max)
(BNC) 4xASI
3 MUX
(RJ45) GigE Full Duplex
•32xSPTS (3 audio each max); or
•4xMPTS (16 prog./3 audio each max)
(BNC) 4xASI
Sum of input data and output data must not exceed 1 Gbps.
(1)
MPTS and QAM output TS quantity cannot exceed four (4).
(2)
Once defined, a TS may be selected for presentation on either QAM or IP , or both.
(3)
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Functions and Notes
; 4xMPTS
•May select up to four (4) input sources to present four
(1)
(4) transport streams (TS) over QAM and/or IP.
•Limited PSIP Manipulation, e.g. Re-PID Capability
•May direct any one (1) of the TS to the ASI output
(5th Output)
(1)
; 4xMPTS
•Defines 32xSPTS max
•Full PSIP Manipulation and Program Filtering Capability
•A total of 32 TS inputs can be multiplexed over a total
(1)
of four (4) TS in any combination on QAM and IP.
•Full PSIP Manipulation and Program Filtering Capability
•May direct any of the output TS to the ASI output
(5th Output)
IP Streams
4xASI
(32xSPTS/4xMPTS)
1xASI
4xQAM
IP Streams
Adjacent
(32xSPTS/4xMPTS)
(1xRF)
Output TS Select
(2,3)
(2,3)
1xASI (214 Mbps)
32xSPTS; 40 Mbps max each
(2,3)
(2,3)
1xASI
Document# 651238700A / Item#6582
1x8VSB/QAM
(RFI Option)
4xQAM (16 prog. each max)
4xMPTS (16 prog. each max)
4xMPTS
4xQAM

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  • Page 1 8VSB (digital off-air) to clear QAM, ASI or IP signals. By providing a wide-range of functionality in a compact solution, the FlexCoder brings remarkable cost savings. The FlexCoder is an ideal solution for video labs and campus environments when you need to provide a custom channel line-up for in-house distribution.
  • Page 2 CAUTION: Switching modes results in all IP settings to revert back to the factory defaults. This action should never be performed while accessing the unit remotely, as communication to the FlexCoder will be lost. The property will require a service call to configure the new mode settings and the IP addresses of the FlexCoder should this occur.
  • Page 3 STEP 4 - Main > Input Configuration For the Input Configuration screen, DEMUX and PASS-THRU Modes allow 4 configurable Transport Streams. MUX Mode allows up to 32 configurable Transport Streams (TS). Source selections for each TS are: IP(UDP), IP(RTP), RF(optional), ASI#1 to ASI#4 and Disabled. IP selections require Address and Port entries RF (RFI option) channel setting is set under the QAM Config tab.
  • Page 4 STEP 6 - Main > TS Configuration DEMUX & MUX MODES The setting parameters are basically the same between DEMUX and MUX modes with the exception of the number of Output TS’ and the “Re-PID” option (Disable/Enabled) on DEMUX mode. General TS Configuration There are (4) User TS Bitrate preset profiles.
  • Page 5 STEP 6 - Main > TS Configuration Program Number: user must enter a unique output program number for each program. PMT (Program Map Table) provides information on each program present in the transport stream such as program number, and the list of the elementary streams (audio, video or data). Short Name: user may enter the short name of the channel.
  • Page 6 STEP 7 - Main > QAM Configuration ALL MODES RF Input Option (Stk# 6582-RFI) Configuration Input Channel: Drop down list of channel/frequency dependent upon MAP selection. QAM Mode: Choices are 256B and 64B QAM Map: Choices are: STD, HRC and IRC (QAM) and 8VSB for OTA. PASS-THRU &...
  • Page 7 STEP 8 - Main > Output DEMUX MODE IP Type: There are two available options (RTP & UDP). Select the one that matches the protocol used by the receiving equipment. IP Address and IP Port: The user must enter the IP Address and Port number. ASI: One output TS (only) can be simultaneously provided as an ASI output by selecting Enabled.
  • Page 8 STEP 9 - Main > Status Once all the settings have been completed, use the STATUS screen to review. CONTACT BT FOR MORE INFO | TECH SERVICES: 732-679-4000 x 4358...

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