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Two true balanced audio inputs are included with phantom power. The transmitter has an integrated control panel with IP based control. The HEVC codec used in AEON products offers a step change in compression efficiency over H.264 systems, whilst maintaining low end to end latency suitable for live events.
Carefully open the packaging and the remove the device and all other items. Verify that all the components have been included in the package as shown in the packing list. Inspect for shipping damage. Note: If there are missing parts or the condition of the equipment is not satisfactory, please call DTC for support. See Section 9.2.
OLED Control The preferred method of control of an AEON-CC is via the OLED control or web GUI front panel emulation. The OLED display and control buttons on the AEON-CC right panel, provides control and monitoring when being operated in the field or there is no access to a PC.
AEON Camera Control HEVC Transmitter Camera Control Web Browser Application A web browser application provides a graphical user interface for control and monitoring of the AEON-CC. The device will need to be connected to a PC via the ETH-0 port on the bottom panel.
The IP address can be found in the OLED display and changed to a fixed IP address, if required. The path to find the current IP address is Transmitter>Unit>Encoder>IP Address. When the IP address has been found, enter this into the address bar of a web browser to open the AEON-CC web interface.
Introduction The following sections will explain in detail the OLED control panel and indicators. It will detail how to navigate the OLED display and the menu structure to configure and monitor the AEON-CC when an Ethernet connection is not available.
6. Camera Control Web Browser Operation Introduction A web browser application can be used to change the IP settings, perform upgrades or configure the AEON- CC using front panel emulation. This chapter explains web browser operation of the AEON-CC device.
Camera control module software upgrades can be performed from the Maintenance page. System information and licensing details are also displayed which may be useful in a service call. When a software upgrade is available, DTC will provide the upgrade file, save this file to a convenient location on the PC.
A web browser application can be used to monitor status, perform upgrades, and provide information on software and licensing of the AEON-CC encoder module. It is not recommended to use the encoder web browser for configuration of the AEON-CC encoder, however, this chapter explains some useful features which may be of benefit to the user.
The Status page displays current RF COFDM, encoder and unit information. The Monitoring panel displays a slow refreshing video preview and audio level indicators. CAUTION: If the temperature status turns red, switch off the AEON-CC immediately and allow to cool. Failure to do so may result in damage to internal components.
DTC will provide an upgrade file or it can be downloaded from DTC’s WatchDox facility, see section 9.1. In the unlikely event that a new license will need to be uploaded, the license file will be provided by DTC and follow the same process as the firmware upgrade.
AEON Camera Control HEVC Transmitter Info Page The Info page provides information which may be useful in service calls to DTC. The Codec information relates to the internal HEVC encoder module. The Licensable information shows the currently enabled licenses in bold.
9. Appendix B – After-Sales Support Documentation and Software It is DTC’s practise to make the majority of our latest user guides and software available to customers online, by using our WatchDox facility. To access this site, please contact your Account Manager or send a request to solent.support@domotactical.com.
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(see NTSC). Pan-tilt-zoom is a common way of referring to controllable cameras. Definition Quadrature Amplitude Modulation. DTC products commonly use either the 16 state (16-QAM) or 64 state (64- QAM) modulation schemes QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying digital modulation scheme.
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