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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Revision History Date Version Description Author 12/27/18 First Draft 04/02/19 Add new modules and new features 05/23/19 Add new modules 12/06/19 Add new Modules and new features 05/24/20 Update UI and add new Modules 07/27/20...
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Replacement Parts: When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician uses replacement parts specified by Sencore, or parts having the same operating characteristics as the original parts. Unauthorized part substitutions made may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.
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Always refer to the manual for safe operation. If you have a question about the application or operation email ProCare@Sencore.com WARNING – To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock never allow your ...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Package Contents The following is a list of the items should be contained: 1. OmniHub 6RFX chassis 2. OmniHub 6RFX software 3. AC power cables 4. Breakout or adapter cables depending on option modules these...
ONNECTION SECTION 3 WEB INTERFACE OPERATION...................... 19 ..................21 6RFX W NTERFACE VERVIEW 3.1.1 Connecting to the Management Port..................21 3.1.2 Logging into the OmniHub 6RFX Web Interface...............21 ..........................21 TATUS VERVIEW 3.2.1 Status............................22 3.2.2 System Setting.......................... 22 3.2.3 IP Input............................24 3.2.4...
Front Panel Overview As a 1RU unit, on the front panel, OmniHub 6RFX has exhaust fans, ports for data and management, and LED for the status of the unit. See the image below for the reference of the OmniHub 6RFX front panel.
6. Slot 6 for Option Module 7. Chassis ground 8. Power Supply 9. On/Off switch Option Module Overview This describe the OmniHub 6RFX platform and all available modules that can expand the functionality of the OmniHub 6RFX platform. OmniHub Description 6RFX chassis...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Receiver Modules Description OHR6-DVBC-00 4 channel DVB-C Annex A/C/DTMB receiving module, 1 RF input connector with 4 tuners and 2 CI slots OHR6-DVBC-ISDBT-01 4 channel DVB-C Annex B/ISDBT receiving module, 1 RF input connected with 4 tuners...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX board (broadcast level), support H.264 HD/SD, support frame, MPEG1L2 (support), AAC (optional), AC3 (optional), support superimposed OSD subtitles, logo, two-dimensional Code. H.265 supports up to 4 channels 1080@p60 input and output; H.264 supports up to 4 channels of 1080@i50/60 input and 4...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX OHM6-OFDM-R01 4 channel OFDM modulation module, adjacent output, and 1 RF female port for output OHM6-OFDM-R01A 8 channel OFDM modulation module, adjacent output, and 1 RF female port for output. OHM6-ISDBT-R01 4 channel ISDBT modulation module, adjacent output, and 1 RF female port for output.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX OHP-EIT-00 EIT processing module, supports up to 16TS per module Page 15 of 188...
OmniHub 6RFX Rack Installation The OmniHub 6RFX is designed to be mounted in a standard 19” rack. It takes 1RU of rack space. To install it into a rack, please use the following steps: Determine the desired position in the rack for the OmniHub 6RFX. Make sure that the air intake on the front of the unit and the exhausts on the back of the unit will not be blocked.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX When you take the equipment from a cold condition into a much warmer and humid condition, the equipment should be acclimated to the warm and humidity condition for at least 30 minutes. Powering up a non-acclimated unit may lead to shortcut or other damage to electronic components.
Section 3 Web Interface Operation SECTION 3 WEB INTERFACE OPERATION...................... 19 ..................21 6RFX W NTERFACE VERVIEW 3.1.1 Connecting to the Management Port..................21 3.1.2 Logging into the OmniHub 6RFX Web Interface...............21 ..........................21 TATUS VERVIEW 3.2.1 Status............................22 3.2.2 System Setting.......................... 22 3.2.3 IP Input............................24...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.13 OHP-IP-00........................... 133 Adding a Channel..........................133 Page 20 of 188...
1 and port 2 are used for management purposes and, port 3 and port 4 are used for IP reception/streaming. If an external IP switch needs to be installed between OmniHub 6RFX and other headend devices, this switch should support IGMP V2 and IGMP snooping function.
Device Status will show once you login to the OmniHub 6RFX web interface as shown in the picture above. It also shows the front and rear-view image of OmniHub 6RFX with friendly label that show the status of each module connected in the 6 slots.
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SNMP Network tab allows you to assign a static IP address to the OmniHub 6RFX mainboard only. IP addresses for boards/modules will be assigned automatically based on the address set for the chassis. To avoid IP address conflicts when you set the baseboard IP address, observe occupied IP sections displayed on this page in the top blue area.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX System tab allows you to do upgrade, import or export configuration, import or export licenses (only baseboard), reboot the whole unit, restore to factory default (only baseboard) and export logs and clear log (only baseboard).
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Status tab displays a table of Channels with IP Address, IP Port, Effective Bitrate,Total Bitrate, TS Analysis and Service List for each IP input stream. OmniHub 6RFX IP input has a total of 120 channels which means it can accommodate 120 IP address multicast.
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Service Configuration tab displays the configuration page where you can manage the received services and output them to their designated interface. Configuration steps for IP input and all receiving and encoding modules in OmniHub 6RFX are mostly the same. First, you need to the port on each TS with LOCKED signal status.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX After scanning each channel, you can output each transport stream or service by clicking the icon below “Destination Settings”. You can route the whole stream or a service/s from the input channel toward the available output channel (IP or RF).
Bitrate,Bitrate Status (Normal/Overload), TS Analysis and Service List for each IP output stream. OmniHub 6RFX IP output has a total of 120 channels which means it can output 120 multicast IP addresses. Once a channel is enabled, the IP address and IP port configured on the channel will appear in the table.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Clicking the icon under the TS Analysis button will display the information on the structure of the transport stream. Clicking under Service List will display information on the services included in the transport stream. This will display the list of services in a TS as shown in the picture below.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Clicking on the service name in the list will display the detailed information of the service: PCR, PMT, Video and Audio PID and Bitrate as shown in the picture below. Basic Settings tab displays the configuration page of the IP output. You can enable the TS and set the output IP Address, IP port and Protocol of the Destination IP multicast.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Service Configuration tab display the page where you can check/edit output TS or services that are part of output IP streams. Streams can originates either from IP input, receiver modules or encoder modules. In picture below, clicking the area marked as “click here”, you can make changes to the transport stream, i.e.:...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Receiver Modules 3.3.1 OHR6-DVBC-00 OHR6-DVBC-00 is a 4channel DVBC receiving and descrambling module with 1 RF female connector and 2 CI slots. It can receive 4 DVBC signals simultaneously and support 2 CAM cards for descrambling.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Clicking under Service List will display information on the services included in the transport stream. This will display the list of services in a TS as shown in the picture below. Clicking on the service name in the list will display the detailed information of the service: PCR, PMT, Video and Audio PID and Bitrate as shown in the picture below.
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3.3.1.4 Service Configuration page is where you can manage the received services and output them to their designated interface. The configuration for all modules in OmniHub 6RFX is mostly same. First, you need to scan the port on each LOCKED TS. Each port might be scanned automatically or needed to be scanned manually when its source is changed.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX routed, you can output each service by clicking the icon below “Destination Settings”. You can route a whole stream or a service/s from the input channel toward the available output channels (IP or RF). Two types of routing are possible.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX To use Multiplexing mode on service level: 1. Click on (pencil) icon. There will be always a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and other Output options depending on the modules inserted. 2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Import / Export License Log Manage Reboot Factory Default the unit 3.3.2 OHR6-DVBC-ISDBT-01 OHR6-DVBC-ISDBT-01 is a 4-channel DVBC Annex B/ISDBT receiving and descrambling module with 1 RF female connector and 2 CI slots. The module can receive signals via 4 RF channels simultaneously and support 2 CAM cards for descrambling.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.3.3 OHR6-DVBS2CI-01 OHR6-DVBS2CI-01 is a 4 channel DVB-S2 receiving descrambling board (Two DVB-S2 signal input interfaces, two CAM slots.) 3.3.3.1 Module Status The Status page contains status information of Channel、Locked Status、Total Bitrate、Effective Bitrate、PER、RF Level、CNR、Link Margin、FEC Code Rate、...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Clicking on the service name in the list will display the detailed information of the service: PCR, PMT, Video and Audio PID and Bitrate as shown in the picture below. 3.3.3.2 Module CI For the encrypted services received on OHR6-DVBS2CI-01 module receiver, CI slot is needed to decrypt and re-broadcast the services.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX When receive a scrambling multi-program stream, you need to enter its key, and add it, then select the program you want to biss. When you have completed these steps, you can see the program. 3.3.3.4 Module Setting On the Parameter Settings page of OHR6-DVBS2CI-01 you can input information of the source signal.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LNB 22KHz Off/22KHz DiSEqC Level 1.0/1.0+1.1/1.1/Manually Defined/Disable DiSEqC Port 1/2/3/4 3.3.3.5 Service Configuration please refer to OHR6-DVBC-00 module section on page 34 to 35. 3.3.3.6 IP Output If you chose IP Direct Output in Service Configuration, you should click Setting in IP Output first, and select the output channel you just selected in the Service Configuration.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Click Service Configuration. If you chose Multiplex in IP Output, you can change the information of TS stream. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change takes effect. If you chose Bypass in Output, you can’t change it. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change takes effect.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.3.3.7 System 3.3.4 OHR6-DVBS2FTA-01/01A OHR-DVBS2FTA-01 is a 4-channel DVB-S/S2 receiving module with 4RF connectors. The module supports internal signal pass through from one tuner to the others, while OHR-DVBS2FTA-01A is the combination of 2 OHR-DVBS2FTA-01 modules, it occupies 2 slots on the OmniHub 16 chassis and has an 8-channel DVBS-S2 receiving module with 8 RF connectors.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX can decrypt services using CAM module and Smart Card, while the DVBS2FTA use BISS decryption. Channel 1.1, 1.2,1.3 and 1.4, 4 LNBs are powered independently. Name Range Satellite Frequency 950~14500 (MHz) Symbol Rate 1000~45000 (KBaud)
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Status page will display when you select the OHR6-8VSB-00 in the channel list. This shows the Channel Number, Locked Status, Total Bit Rate, Effective Bit Rate, TS Analysis and Service List for each 8VSB input stream. Once the channel is connected to the source and is set with the correct parameters.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.3.5.2 Module Settings To make configuration changes in the context of the channel plan and the receiving frequency of a specific RF input, select the appropriate receiving module and then click on the Settings tab. The channel plan and frequency of a specific receiver can be selected using drop-down lists.
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Configuration steps for IP input and all receiving and encoding modules in OmniHub 6RFX are mostly the same. First, you need to scan the port of each TS with LOCKED signal status. Each port might be scanned automatically or need to be scanned manually one at a time when its source signal is replaced.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Service Configuration page interface To use Bypass or multiplex mode on stream level, click the icon . When a new window appears, select the output stream/channel where the stream will be bypassed or multiplexed. To use Multiplexing mode on service level click on the pencil icon on the right side in the line with the proper service.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Do not forget to click the Apply button on the right side to make the change takes effect. To clear the whole routing table, click button. There is a channel scan button on top. Normally...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.3.6 OHR6-DVBT2CI-00 OHR6-DVBT2CI-00 is a 4-channel DVBT/T2 receiving and descrambling module with 1 RF female connector and 2 CI slots. It can receive signals via 4 RF channels simultaneously and support 2 CAM cards descrambling.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Total Bit rate in Mbps shows the receiving bitrate of each channel with the LOCKED status. Effective Bit Rate in Mbps which shows the actual bitrate of each receiving channel. RF Level of the input signal will show you the level of each locked channel.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX CAM Max Bit Rate (48Mbps to 108Mbps) can be chosen in a pull-down list. 3.3.6.2 Module Settings To input parameters of the source you want to receive in OHR6-DVBT2-00, click Settings and input the Frequency and Bandwidth. The tables below show the range of Frequency and Bandwidth for the settings parameters.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Encoder Modules 3.4.1 OHE6-HDMI-R01 OHE6-HDMI-R01 is a 4-channel HDMI input encoder which supports H.264 HD/SD or MPEG-2 SD encoding. The module supports MPEG1-L2, AAC and AC3 audio encoding. 3.4.1.1 Module Status Module Status for HDMI encoder shows the Bitrate of each port when an HDMI source is connected.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.1.2 Module Basic Settings Here you can modify the Video, Audio and Service Parameters. Click Advanced Setting to see all parameters you can modify and check specific parameters you want to set and see. Service...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Video Parameter Range Video Parameter Range Video Type H264 Profile HIGH MAIN Video Resolution GOP Size Auto, 1920×1080_60i 1~60 1920×1080_50i 1920×1080_30p 1920×1080_25p 1080×720_60p 1080×720_50p 720×480_60i 720×576_50i Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~12000 Video Aspect Ratio 16x9 (HD)
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX with the unicast IP addresses. You can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC. To use Multiplexing mode on service level 1. Click on (pencil) icon. There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and other Output option depending on the modules inserted.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual) Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual) Subtitle setting: Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position Bottom/Top/Middle Size width...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual) Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual) 3.4.1.5 System System tab allows you to perform the following tasks: - Import / export license...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.2 OHE6-HDMI-02 OHE6-HDMI-02 is a 2-channel HDMI encoder which supports H.264 HD/SD or MPEG-2 HD/SD encoding with 2-channel RCA for CC input. The module supports MPEG1-L2, AAC and AC3 audio encoding. Module Status 3.4.2.1 Module Status for the HDMI encoder shows the Bitrate of each port when an HDMI source is connected.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.2.2 Module Basic Settings Click Advanced Setting to see all parameters you can modify and check specific parameters you want to set and see. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 720×576_50i Video Bitrate (Kbps) 100 and 18000 Profile High, Main, Baseline Video Mode Closed Caption Enable, Disable GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP Video Aspect Ratio Auto 16x9 Audio Encoder Range Audio Encoder Range Details Details...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Destination IP Address and Destination Port: for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP addresses and ports. Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for exceptional cases when the unicast stream cannot be received by with the unicast IP addresses.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX To open the log management menu, click on the Open button. The newly opened menu allows you to enable / disable logging. After login is enabled, additional control buttons will be displayed: - clean log, clean screen, export logs, filter dialog box 3.4.3...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Module Basic Settings 3.4.3.2 In module Setting, there are Basic and Advanced parameters. In Basic Parameters, here you can edit or modify Video parameters (resolution, GOP, etc.), audio parameters (bitrate, volume, etc.) and service parameters (PID of Video, audio, PMT etc.)
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Video Mode Closed Caption Enable, Disable GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP Video Aspect Auto Ratio 16x9 Audio Encoder Range Audio Encoder Range Details Details Audio Encoding Audio Bitrate (Kbps) 128~384 (AC3) Format AC3_Passthrough 64~384 MPEG1_Layer2...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for exceptional cases when the unicast stream cannot be received using unicast IP addresses. You can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX To open the log management menu, click on the Open button. The newly opened menu allows you to enable / disable logging. After login is enabled, additional control buttons will be displayed: - clean log, clean screen, export logs, filter dialog box 3.4.4...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX and QR code overlay. OHE6-HDMI-05 occupies 1 slot in the chassis and OHE6-HDMI- 05A occupies 2 slots in OmniHub 6RFX chassis. 3.4.4.1 Module Status Like other Hdmi encoder module. The Status of OHE6-HDMI-05/05A shows the Bitrate, input and output Resolution, TS analysis and Service List on each channel as shown in the image below.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.4.3 Module Insertion Settings You should choose a channel first before you set Insertion. LOGO setting: you can upload several pictures at the same time, and pick one to show on the screen. When you click the one you want to show that picture field will turn green.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual) Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual) Subtitle setting: Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position Size width Bottom/Top/Middle...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.4.4 Module IP Output This feature is specifically for encoding a single programand outputting directly to IP. It will not occupy multicast bandwidth of baseboard. If you want to use IP output channel on the encoder module and the baseboard IP module at same time, you should avoid the multicast IP addresses conflicts.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.5 OHE-HDMI-06 OHE-HDMI-06 module is a 4-channel HDMI high-definition encoding board, support H.264 HD/SD, support B frame, MPEG1L2 (support), AAC (optional), AC3 (optional), support superimposed OSD subtitles, logo, two-dimensional Code. H.265 supports up to 4 channels of 1080@p60 input and output; H.264 supports up to 4 channels of 1080@i50/60 input and 4 channels of 1080@p25/30 output.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Video Encode Video Encode Range Range Settings Settings Video Type H.264 , H.265 Video PID 32~8190 Video Bitrate 600~12000 PCR PID 32~8190 (Kbps) GOP Structure PMT PID IPPP/IBBP 32~8190 Video Resolution Program Name Auto , Length is 1~31 Manual(Horizontal...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X 0~1092 (Dual) Position Y 0~546 (Dual) Size width Size Height 0~1080 (Dual) 0~1080 (Dual) Subtitle setting: Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X 0~1080(Dual) Size width...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX QR Code setting: QR Code picture selection is same to LOGO setting. LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range Position X Position Y 0~1096 (Dual) 0~546(Dual) Size width 0~1080 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual) Page 75 of 188...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.4.5.4 Module IP Output This feature is specifically for encoding a single program and outputting directly to IP. It will not occupy multicast bandwidth of baseboard. If you want to use IP output channel on the encoder module and the baseboard IP module at same time, you should avoid the multicast IP addresses conflicts.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX OHE-SDI-01 3.4.6.1 Module Status Status page for OHE-SDI-01 shows the following parameters: Signal Status, Input Video Resolution, Output Video Resolution, Video Bitrate, Audio Bitrate, Audio2 Bitrate, Total Bitrate, Effective Bitrate, TS anaylsis and Program Name. The following parameters will display values once a good SDI source is connected.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Video Parameter Range Video Parameter Range Video Encoding H264, MPEG2 GOP Size 12~48 Format Video Resolution Level Auto, Level_1,0 1920×1080_60i , Level_1B 1920×1080_50i , Level_1.1 1920×1080_30p , Level_1.2 1920×1080_25p , Level_1.3 1080×720_60p , Level_2.0 1080×720_50p , Level_2.1...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Audio Source SDI1 Volume (dB) -20~20 SDI2 SDI3 SDI4 Analog AAC Format ADTS, LATM Service Range Service Parameter Range Parameter Program Name String between 1~31 Audio PID 32~8190 Provider Name String between 0~31 PCR PID 32~8190 3.4.6.3...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 1. Click on (pencil) icon. There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and other Output options depending on the module inserted. 2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Module Basic Settings 3.4.7.1 Click Advanced Setting to see all parameters you can modify and check specific parameters you want to set and see. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Profile HIGH MAIN Audio Parameter Range Audio Parameter Range Audio Encoding MPEG1_Layer2 Audio Bitrate 32~192 Format (Kbps) Audio Sampling Volume (dB) -20~20 Rate (KHz) Delay (ms) -2000~2000 Service Range Service Range Parameter Parameter Program Name...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Rate (KHz) Delay (ms) -2000~2000 Service Range Service Range Parameter Parameter Program Name String between 1~31 Audio PID 32~8190 Provider Name String between 0~31 PCR PID 32~8190 Video PID 32~8190 PMT PID 32~8190 Shelter Range...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3. Check Multiplex on the channel you want to outputt. You can output multiple services to one channel or output one service to multiple channels. 3.4.7.3 System Operation System tab allows you to perform the following tasks:...
74 degrees Celsius (165.2-degrees Fahrenheit). The status page for all Output modules of OmniHub 6RFX are mostly the same with each other and with all other modules. You will notice there is not much difference in every link on the status page.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Module Basic Settings 3.5.1.2 This page is where you can modify or set the frequency for the RF modulation. OHM6- QAMA-R00 has 16 non-adjacent channels while OHM6-QAMA-R01 has 4 adjacent channels both at single port.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX On the Left side, you will see the list of TS where there are output services. If the TS or Channels are enabled but no Service Output, it will not be listed here. You will also see the Original Network ID and TS ID where you can modify the details and below will be the list of the service in the Selected TS.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX For NIT Stream, you can create Cable Descriptor and Logical Channel Number LCN. You need to Add and Input first the correct Original Network ID and TS ID. Once it is done, click on the plus icon “+” under Operation and select the Descriptor you want to...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX LCN or Logical Channel Number are created in the same way with Cable Descriptor. On 1 frequency, you will add NIT Stream and create multiple TSID. Here you will add the LCN on each TSID.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.3.1 Module Status Please see OHR6-DVBC-00 on page 30 for reference. See also the image for QAMB Status. 3.5.3.2 Module Basic Settings This page allows you to type in the output parameter for the QAM required by the network.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.3.3 Module Output Service Configuration for QAMB are very simple compared to QAMA. You can edit the Original network ID and TSID to the correct label. You can also edit the Service parameter like Service ID, Name, Provider, PID, etc., System operation of OHM6-QAMB are same with other modules.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.5.2 Module Output TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration on page 26 for reference. Select the modulation mode: Analog, SCTE_Mode 1, SCTE_Mode 2, or ATSC (8VSB) 3.5.6 OHM6-OFDM-R01/R01A OHM6-OFDM-R01 / R01A module supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF female connector for output.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Module Settings is where you can input the source parameters. Once it’s done, click on Apply for the changes to take effect and check on the Status of the channel that the signal is Locked.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Name Range Name Range Bandwidth (MHZ) RF level 90~110 Frequency (KHz) 48000~862000 FFT Mode GI Mode 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 RF Level Gain (dB) 45~55 QAM Mode QPSK Convolutional 1/2, 2/3, 3/ Coding 16QAM 4, 5/6, 7/8...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Click the “+” icon of Descriptor and add the LCN Descriptor. Then check all the programs which are contained in this frequency. Then set program LCN. Do same operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies have been included.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.1 OHM-QAMA-02 3.5.8.1.1 Module Status The Status page contains status information of IP Input, Modulation Output and IP Output. IP Input > OHM-QAMA-02 has 1024 IP input channels. Those channels are divided into two RJ45 ports, each of which has 512 IP input channels. Clicking Port 1, you can obtain status information of the 512 channels, such as input source IP address and port number, total bitrate (Mbps) and effective bitrate (Mbps).
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Clicking the eye icon , you can know all the PIDs of this TS, such as PAT, CAT, PCR, Video Audio and PCR PID. See the image below for reference. If the input stream has multiple programs, you can click the icon below “Service List” to see all the services in this stream.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Modulation Output > OHM-QAMA-02 status shows the Modulation output. Just like the IP Input, this shows the total bitrate and effective bitrate of the16 channels respectively. The TS Analysis and Service List have the same function as in the IP input. The Status also shows the current temperature of the unit on the upper left corner.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX IP Output > OHM-QAMA-02 status also shows the IP output. Just like the IP Input, this shows the total bitrate and effective bitrate of the 16 channels respectively. The TS Analysis and Service List have the same function as in the IP input. See image below for reference.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.1.2 Module Basic Setting OHM-QAMA-02 Basic Setting is where you can input the parameters for IP Input, Modulation Output and IP Output. IP Input-Parameter Setting> On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast IP, port and parameter of IP Input.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Modulation Output-Parameter Setting> On this page, you can enable channels as you need and input the Frequency (KHz), QAM Mode, Symbol Rate (KBaud) and RF Level Gain (dBmV) to have an output. Here are the range parameters of the above info.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX IP Output-Parameter Setting> On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast IP, port and parameter of IP Output. There are Port 1 and Batch Setting. The output can accept Multicast or Unicast and support MPTS and SPTS.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.1.3 Multiplexing Multiplexing has four tabs: Source, Service Configuration, SI Table Setting and PID Transmission. Here you are can set to output services from IP Input to Modulation Output. Click Multiplexing to see 32 modulation output channels. Select a channel you want to configure and you will see Source setting of this channel.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX To output the service on the Modulation Output, you can simply put a tick in the box beside the service you want to output. You can output multiple Service from different Source channels or bypass the TS to Modulation output.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX You can click the Name of the service and it will show a table where you can modify some information of the service like Service ID, Service Name, Service Provider, PCR PMT AUDIO and Video PID. Click OK for the changes to take effect.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Multiplexing-PID Transmission> This page is to transmit the input PID to Output on the PID required by the system. 3.5.8.1.4 Scrambling OHM-QAMA-02 Scramble is where you can encrypt a service on the Modulation Output. Scrambler can be connected 6 different CAS simultaneously. There are seven tabs on this page namely Service Scrambling and CAS1 to CAS6.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Service Scrambling> On this page, you can encrypt a service in the Modulation Output. Select a channel for output and you will see a service list. If you simulcrypt 6 different CA, select one of them for encryption as you need, then select the CA ID of the service.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.1.5 System OHM-QAMA-02 System is composed of two sub menus namely Network and License. Network> Here you can modify the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway for each port of the module, except for the address of the module itself. This also shows the MAC Address of each port of the module.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Turn on Enable Real-time Log switch to see the real time log messages and the severity level of each message below. Click to clear all log messages on the screen. Click to delete all log information.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.2 OHM-QAMB-02 3.5.8.2.1 Module Status The Status page contains status information of IP Input, Modulation Output and IP Output. Input > OHM-QAMB-02 has 1024 IP input channels. Those channels are divided into two RJ45 ports, each of which has 512 IP input channels. Clicking Port 1, you can obtain status information of the 512 channels, such as input source IP address and port number, total bitrate (Mbps) and effective bitrate (Mbps).
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX If the input stream has multiple programs, you can click the icon below “Service List” to s ee all the services in this stream. See the image below for reference. You can also check details of a service by clicking the Service Name.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Modulation Output > OHM-QAMB-02 status shows the Modulation output. Just like the IP Input, this shows the total bitrate and effective bitrate of the 16 channels respectively. The TS Analysis and Service List have the same function as in the IP input. The Status also shows the current temperature of the unit on the upper left corner.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.8.2.2 Module Basic Setting OHM-QAMB-02 Basic Setting is where you can input the parameters for IP Input, Modulation Output and IP Output. IP Input-Parameter Setting> On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast IP, port and parameter of IP Input.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Batch Setting is where users can input the IP input parameters in batch. See the image below for reference. Modulation Output-Parameter Setting> On this page, you can enable channels as you need and input the Channel No., QAM Mode, Symbol Rate (KBaud) and RF Level Gain (dBmV) to have an output.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX IP Output-Parameter Setting> On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast IP, port and parameter of IP Output. There are Port 1, Port 2 and Batch Setting. The output can accept Multicast or Unicast and support MPTS and SPTS.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Multiplexing-Source> Source is where you select a source for output. You can chose Port 1 or Port 2 for the source. Each port is divided into 16 groups to complete 512 channels. Select a Port and you can see service lists of Group and Channel as shown below.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX You can click the Name of the service and it will show a table where you can modify some information of the service like Service ID, Service Name, Service Provider, PCR PMT AUDIO and Video PID. Click OK for the changes to take effect.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Multiplexing-PID Transmission> This page is to transmit the input PID to Output on the PID required by the system. 3.5.8.2.4 Scrambling OHM-QAMB-02 Scramble is where you can encrypt a service on the Modulation Output. Scrambler can be connected 6 different CAS simultaneously. There are seven tabs on this page namely Service Scrambling and CAS1 to CAS6.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Service Scrambling> On this page, you can encrypt a service in the Modulation Output. Select a channel for output and you will see a service list. If you simulcrypt 6 different CA, select one of them for encryption as you need, then select the CA ID of the service.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX License> Here you can import/export license, reboot module, restore factory defaultsettings and manage logs. Log Manage> This page shows the logs of the module. If there are issues encountered on this module, exporting the logs will help R&D team to analyze and fix them.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Function Modules 3.5.9 OHP-ASI CP-ASI-00 module is an ASI module that has 5 bidirectional ASI ports. Each port can be defined as either ASI input port or ASI output port. It supports different TS stream formats of 188/204 bytes packet length and Byte/Packet stream mode with up to 150Mbps TS stream bitrate.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.9.1 Module Status Click TS Analysis of each channel, you can see TS bitrate Analysis. Click Reset Counter to reset the Continuity Count Error counter. In the Search bar, you can input key words or numbers, such as PIDs, Type or Service, for a quick search.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Name Range Total Bitrate (Mbps) 4.1 - 180 Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect. 3.5.9.3 ASI Input You can route a whole stream or a service(s) from the input channel toward the available output channels (IP or RF).
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.9.4 ASI Output TS setting: Please refer to IP Output service configuration on baseboard IP output. LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies to the base TS (frequency), which is for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies have been included. Finally click Apply to let all configuration take effect. Then searching programs in your STB, you will get all programs in the order of LCN you set.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Import/Export license Export SNMP/MIB Manage logs Reboot the unit Restore the unit to factory defaults 3.5.10 OHP6-EAS The OHP6-EAS-00 module provides the ability to interrupt Encoder playback and switch to an external transport stream. This feature is for the US market and requires the OmniHub chassis to be set for ATSC standard.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Command Input Settings. You specify the incoming PID, IP, and Port of the SCTE-18 triggers over the Ethernet cable. The IP EAS IN RJ45 Ethernet port on the module is where this information must be received.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Layer 2 Mpeg2-AAC, Mpeg4-AAC Video Bit rate (Kbps) 1500~20000 Audio Bitrate 128, 192, 2 (Kbps) 56,384 Volume -10~10 Page 128 of 188...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Example of the EAS module Status Page: 3.5.11 OHP6-CAM-00 OHP6-CAM-00 is used to decrypt and encrypt services. It has 2 independent CI card slots that are compatible with mainstream CAM cards but support only Xcrypt CAM CAS for encryption and supports mainstream CAS decryption.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.11.1 Module Status Click the name of OHP6-CAM-00 in the module list to view its Status page. This page will show you the status of each channel and the bitrate of each service. See OHR6- DVBC-00 on page 30 to 35 for reference.
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.11.3 Service Configuration For the Service Configuration, you can select Descrambling or No Descrambling for a service before output. To configure the service to output, please refer to service configuration procedures of other modules. *You need to click Apply button after you configure service to Descrambling, otherwise the descrambling configuration will not be saved.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.12.3 Module System System is for you to upgrade license of the board when needed. Here you can also check logs, reboot and reset the unit to factory default. Page 132 of 188...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 3.5.13 OHP-IP-00 OHP-IP-00 is an IP module that supports multiple network protocols such as UDP/RTP/HLS/SRT/Zixi. The module has 1 internal GbE port, 3 external GbE ports, 1 USB port and 1 Mini-HDMI port. The GbE ports will be used for IP stream input and output while USB ports and Mini-HDMI port will be used for OS installation.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Click on the button in the upper left area of the page to create a new or additional gateway. This will open a configuration window and allow the user to define the ‘Alias’ or label for the gateway; the receive and/or transmit addresses The configuration window that opens will provide the user with two tabs: Input and Output.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Universal Input Settings Note: when the “Receive” option is enabled for a given protocol (MPEG/IP, SRT, Zixi, HLS, Seamless RTP or RIST), the gateway will be capable of receiving incoming bitrate for that protocol. When using multiple receive instances on the same gateway, the “Receive”...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX MPEG/IP Receive Settings Settings Range Description Multicast setting allows the unit to receive multicast streams. Multicast streams originate from the IP range 224.0.0.0 – Multicast Mode Unicast 239.255.255.255. Unicast allows the unit to receive unicast streams. Unicast streams originate directly from a source device.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX required for multicast. Enabled Sets the port to accept FEC on the incoming Disabled MPEG/IP stream Used on networks supporting IGMPv3. If this setting is set to Exclude, any streams originating from the user defined IP...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX SRT Receive Settings Settings Range Description Caller Defines the ‘handshake’ mechanism to be used Listener Call Mode Rendezvous when establishing connection. Defines the IP address of the stream on the Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx remote device...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Passphrase 10 – 79 characters Defines the encryption passphrase Click the icon by the SRT input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the icon will hide the SRT receive statistics. SRT Receive Statistics button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming SRT packets and establish a new point of reference.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Zixi Receive Settings Settings Range Description xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the host of the remote broadcast using Remote Host Domain Name IP address or domain name Defines the alternate host of the remote xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Alternate Remote Host...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX milliseconds) Disabled Defines if a decryption of the received signal is AES-128 Decryption Mode AES-192 needed, which decryption standard to use, or if AES-256 the DMG 7000 will automatically detect these Automatic Provides the key to allow signal processing if...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX HLS Receive Settings Settings Range Description Determines if the HLS receives through a local Push HLS Mode Pull or network location Defines address of the HLS stream to be HLS Network Location User Entry received After entering an HLS network location and clicking “Apply and Refresh”, a list of available...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Seamless RTP Receive Settings The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “Seamless RTP”. Page 143 of 188...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX MPEG/IP Output Settings The figure shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “MPEG/IP”. MPEG/IP Output Settings Settings Range Description This setting is only available when receiving a 224.0.0.0 – multicast stream. This is the address the unit Destination IP 239.255.255.255...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX the output stream When set to Auto, the source MAC address of the output stream will match the corresponding local interface. When set to Manual, a user entered address can be assigned to the output...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX SRT Output Settings The figure below shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “SRT”. SRT Output Settings Settings Range Description Caller Defines the ‘handshake’ mechanism to be used Listener Call Mode Rendezvous when establishing connection.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Local Port 1 – 65535 Defines the local port number Defines the length of time to wait for the stream Discovery Time (seconds) 1 – 100, use 0 for infinite to be discovered Latency (ms) 1 –...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming SRT packets and establish a new point of reference. Zixi Output Settings The figure below shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “Zixi”.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Ignore TLS Certificate Defines whether to cease or continue Do Not Ignore Error Ignore processing if TLS Certificate Error is signaled Defines the maximum latency or buffer size (in Maximum Latency (ms) 30 – 10,000...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Interface Bonding Boxes Click the icon by the Zixi input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the icon will hide the Zixi Output statistics. Zixi Output Statistics button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming Zixi packets and establish a new point of reference.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Multiple Input Instances Configuring Active Inputs and Failover When two input instances are configured, only one of them can be assigned to the output instances. The Input Selection menu is used to determine which receive instance is the primary and backup.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX automatic failover or switchback occurs Clicking the option under the channel will prompt the user for confirmation of intent to change the input instance assigning the output instances to source from input instance 2. Clicking will assign the output instances to return to sourcing from input instance 1.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Alarms Clicking on the Alarms button displays the Active Alarms menu. This list displays all of the active alarms currently being reported by the unit. There are four columns in the log that display different types of information...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX This column displays the data and time the error was raised. Timestamps here are determined with the Date and Time settings configured in the Last Changed Time tab under System Setting of the CMP baseboard...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX This shows the user the specific hardware or stream processing path Location where the instance is detected. A checked box defines which instances will be recorded to the log file A dropdown box within the row allows the user to define the instance as Severity an Error or Information event.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Column Name Description Name Defines the error message that will be provided if the instance is detected. Location This will always be “Unit” since these instances are global A checked box defines which instances will be recorded to the log file.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX The log file itself is made up of five columns that explain each event, when it occurred, an d the area of the system where the event was detected. Column Name Description icon means the message is Informational and no error has been detected.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX The OHP-IP-00 has the ability to save all configured settings to multiple profiles. Profiles can be saved locally, renamed and saved to external storage to be used on other OHP- IP-00 modules. Profiles can be used to quickly and easily change the configuration of the module to suit different inputs and decoding requirements.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Diagnostics The OHP-IP-00 provides the user the ability to take a snapshot of the ALL current unit settings, reported values, active alarms, and the alarm and log file history. This snapshot will be downloaded as an .XML format file that can be attached in an email or opened for viewing.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Security Manager Menu Settings Range Description Name User entry Country Name for generated CSR file State or Province Name User entry State/Province Name for generated CSR file Locality Name User entry Locality Name for generated CSR file...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX used with the downstream Download Generate CSR This icon will download the locally generated File CSR file onto a remote machine This icon will delete the locally generated Delete Old CSR File CSR file Delete Old Local Private...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Uploaded Key and Certificate Files When making a DTLS connection between a OHP-IP-00 that is transmitting RIST and a OHP-IP-00 that is receiving RIST, these same files must be uploaded to both units. Additionally, both the output and input instance on each unit must have Profile Mode configured for “Main”...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Update update file. The file will then upload to the module. When completed, the module with prompt the user to either apply the update or cancel Delete the Clicking this button prompts the user to confirm the deletion Uploaded Software of the software update from the OHP-IP-00 module.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX To perform a reboot, click the reboot button. The system will prompt the user to confirm the reboot request. Once confirmed, a status window with a progress bar will open be visible until the reboot is complete and the login window displayed.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX nameserver Secondary IP address of Secondary (DNS) Nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx nameserver Management and Video/IP Ports Each of the three physical NICs and one internal NIC are identical in every way; either one can be configured for the management or Video/IP networks. As shown below, clicking the gear icon will open the settings for each NIC, including the name of the port, IP address and VLAN options.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Setting Available Selections Descriptions VLAN Name User Entered User defined VLAN names The VLAN tag to be assigned to outgoing streams and filtered for VLAN Tag ID 1 - 4094 incoming streams IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Service Protocol Port Descriptions HTTP Allows access to the web interface via browser ICMP ICMP Allows access to ICMP responses (such as pinging) SNMP Allows SNMP GET/SET commands SNMP Traps Enables SNMP traps to send upon system change...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Section 4 Appendices SECTION 4 APPENDICES..........................168 ..................... 169 APPENDIX A - A CRONYMS AND LOSSARY ..............170 APPENDIX B - AM SE C ONROE ONFIGURATION AND ESTING ........................173 APPENDIX C - S PECIFICATION ...........................188...
– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX APPENDIX A - Acronyms and Glossary Advanced Audio Coding AC-3 Also known as Dolby Digital Audio Engineering Society ATSC Advanced Television Systems Committee Audio Video Bouquet Association Table Bit Error Ratio Bit Rate The rate at which the compressed bit stream is delivered...
SCTE18 messages and the EAS substitution audio and video. The Monroe box will need to be configured in a very specific way in order to work with the proposed OmniHub 6RFX EAS features. External Configuration 1. The first step is to connect an Ethernet cable to the unit and supply power. Turn on the unit using the switch on the back.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Webpage Configuration 1. The webpage for the Monroe box requires login. The Monroe box has been configured with this login information (The capital “A” in the username is required): User: Admin Password: sencore12 2. Once logged into the unit, browse to the Setup tab and select Net Alerts.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX IP address of the OmniHub 6RFX. It is also possible to input a multicast address (224.x.x.x – 239.x.x.x). 6. Make sure the “Remote Host Port” is configured to be 5050 as this is the default port for SCTE18 messages and it is not planned to have the OmniHub 6RFX listen for SCTE18 messages on any other port.
Monroe video and audio outputs. 15 seconds after the last SCTE18 is received, the OmniHub 6RFX should return all services to their original content.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Chassis Dimension 445mm x 177mm x 428mm (W x H x D), 4RU Front Panel 16 Hot swappable Slots Dual Redundant Power Supplies 4 Gigabit Ethernet port Remote Operation/Update Interface - Type Ethernet, 10/100 Front Panel Indicators Link (Green LED).
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Descrambled channel quantity depends on CAM capability, 2 CAMs could be different Modulation Mode TDS-OFDM Frequency Range 47~862MHz Constellation 4QAM-NR / 4QAM / 16QAM / 32QAM / 64QAM Signal Level -65~-25dm CA System Supports mainstream CAS...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX DVB-S/S2 FTA Receiver Input C/Ku Bank, 4 channels via 4 RF female connectors LNB Power Independent power supplies for LNB-1 & LNB-3 LNB Current Max. 400mA LNB Voltage 13V / 18V Constellation QPSK, 8PSK Frequency Range...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX DVB-S/S2 with CI Receiver Input C/Ku Band, 4 channels via 2 RF Female connectors CH1 & CH2 via LNB-1 CH3 & CH4 via LNB-2 LNB Power Independent power supplies for each LNB Voltage 13V / 18V LNB Current Max.
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Symbol Rate DVB-S: 1~45Msps DVB-S2: 1~45Msps DVB-S: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 DVB-S2: 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10 8VSB Receiver Input 4 channels via 4 RF Female connectors Frequency Range 50 - 860MHz...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 8VSB Modulation Output 4/8 frequencies via 1 RF female connector 75Ω Standard ATSC A/35 Frequency Range 50 ~ 860MHz Bandwidth 6MHz Constellation 8VSB Output Level Max. 105dBµV ≥40dB DTMB Modulation Output 4/8 frequencies via 1 RF female connector 75Ω...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX QAMB Modulation Output 4/8 frequencies via 1 RF female connector 75Ω Standard ITU-T J.83 Annex B Frequency Range 47 ~ 862MHz Bandwidth 6/7/8MHz Constellation 64QAM / 256QAM Symbol Rate 3.6~6.9Ms/s Output Level Max. 105dBµV ≥32dB...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Encoder Module Specification HDMI Encoder (Commercial) Input 4 channels via 4 HDMI female connectors (HDMI 1.4) Video H.264/AVC HD: MP/HP@L4.0/4.1/4.2 SD: MP/HP@L3.0/3.1/3.2 Resolution SD: 576i50, 480i59.94 HD: 1080p@25/30, 1080i@50/59.94/60, 720p@50/60 *Output supports progressive format only, and resolution support up to...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX 1080i@50/59.94/60, 720p@50/60 Bitrate Control CBR / VBR Video Bitrate 1,000 ~ 14,000Kbps GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP GOP Size 6~63 Aspect Ratio Automatic or Manual Audio MPEG-1 Layer II, AAC (Optional), AC3 (Optional) Audio Bitrate...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX HDMI Encoder with CC Input 2 channels via 2 HDMI female connectors (HDMI 1.4) CC via RCA connector Video H.264/AVC HD: MP/HP@L4.0 SD: MP/HP@L3.0 MPEG-2 SD: MP@ML HD: MP@HL Resolution SD: 576i50, 480i59.94 HD: 1080p@25/30/50/59.94/60,...
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– User Manual OmniHub 6RFX Bitrate Control Video Bitrate 1000 ~ 18,000Kbps GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP GOP Size 6~63 Audio MPEG-1 Layer II, AAC (optional), AC3 (optional). Support AC3 pass-through and dual encoding Audio Mode Stereo (2.0, including downmix)
APPENDIX E - Support and Contact information Returning for Service or Calibration The OmniHub 6RFX is a delicate piece of equipment and needs to be serviced and repaired by Sencore. Periodically it is necessary to return a product for repair or calibration. In order to expedite this process please carefully read the instructions below.
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