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- Page 1 4-Input H.264 H.265 Encoder JTD-671 | JTECH-ENCH54 P a g e...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES ............................4 PACKAGE CONTENTS .......................... 4 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION........................5 ............................5 RONT ANEL ............................. 5 ANEL TYPICAL APPLICATION ........................6 CONNECTION CONFIGURATION ......................7 JTECH-ENCH54 H.264|H.265 E ............7 OMMUNICATING WITH THE NCODER H.264 | H.265 E IP A .............. - Page 3 ..............................30 YSTEM Network ............................30 Advanced ............................31 Change Password ........................... 32 Serial to TCP ........................... 33 Upgrade and Backup ........................33 Reset ............................... 33 Reboot ............................33 Schedule Restart ..........................33 P a g e...
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Page 4: Features
Supports up to 4K 30Hz HD Video Input • Supports Image Parameter Settings • Supports Remote Management in WAN (webGUI) • Supports Customized Resolution Settings PACKAGE CONTENTS 1) J-Tech Digital JTECH-ENCH54 H.264/H.265 Encoder 2) Power Adapter 12VDC 1A 3) User Manual P a g e... -
Page 5: Hardware Description
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION Front Panel ❸ ❶ ❷ 1) HDMI Inputs 1-4 Status LEDs 2) Power Status LED 3) LAN Status LED Back Panel ❷ ❺ ❶ ❸ ❹ 1) Reset Button (Factory Default Settings – Press & hold the reset button for 10 seconds until the Power and LAN Status LEDs turn off) 2) Analog Audio Input Ports 1 &... -
Page 6: Typical Application
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Page 7: Connection Configuration
CONNECTION CONFIGURATION Communicating with the JTECH-ENCH54 H.264|H.265 Encoder You will need to utilize your computer's ethernet port in order to communicate with the encoder. CHANGING YOUR PC’S IP ADDRESS You will start by changing the IP address of your computer to match the default IP address scheme of the encoder (192.168.1.168) so that the two can communicate. - Page 8 This will bring up a new window. Right-Click on 'Ethernet' and select 'Properties'. This will bring up a new window. Highlight 'Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)' and select the 'Properties' button. P a g e...
- Page 9 This will bring up a new window. By default, your PC's network adapter is set to "Obtain an IP address automatically" or allow your router to use DHCP to assign your PC an IP address. In this instance, we want to set a static IP address for our PC that matches the default IP scheme of the encoder (192.168.1.168).
- Page 10 Then hit the 'OK' button on the Ethernet Properties Window. Now that your PC's IP address matches the scheme of the encoder's default IP address, the two devices should be able to communicate with each other. Next, connect an ethernet cable directly from your PC's ethernet port to the encoder's ethernet port.
- Page 11 In the address bar, type in the default IP address of the encoder (192.168.1.168) and hit ‘enter’ - When you are prompted to enter login information, please enter the following credentials - Username: admin Password: admin From here, you should now have access to the encoder's WEB GUI. 11 | P a g e...
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Page 12: Assigning The H.264 | H.265 Encoder A Static Ip Address
Assigning the H.264 | H.265 Encoder a Static IP Address DETERMINING THE IP SCHEME OF YOUR NETWORK – WINDOWS In order to setup your encoder for the first time, you will need to find out the IP scheme of your network and locate an unused IP address to be assigned to the encoder. -
Page 13: Locating An Unused Ip Address On Your Network
Please be sure to write down this information for future use as this is all information you will enter into your encoder during setup. You can determine the scheme of your network by your ‘IPv4 Address’ and your ‘Default Gateway’. Above, you can see that the IP address of the computer is 192.168.1.71 and the Default Gateway is 192.168.1.1. - Page 14 In the above example, you can see that after trying to ping the IP address 192.168.1.200, the results show that the “Destination Host is Unreachable”. This means that the remote gateway was unable to direct our ping request to the device/host itself and sends an echo message back to say that it cannot be found.
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Page 15: Assigning The Jtech-Ench54 A Static Ip Address In The Web Gui
If there is a device using the IP address 192.168.1.200 on your network, try to ping another IP address like 192.168.1.201 until your results show “Destination Host Unreachable”. Once you have found an unused IP address on your network, write this IP address down as it will become the static IP address of your encoder. - Page 16 In this menu, you can customize your network settings for the encoder. DHCP - Disable/Enable - It is recommended you leave DHCP disabled and assign a static IP address to your encoder so that you know where to access the WEB GUI. - This is the field where you will enter your new static IP address for the encoder that matches your current network's scheme Netmask...
- Page 17 Gateway - Enter the gateway address of your network's router - This is the MAC address of your encoder and does not need to be edited. After you have customized your settings, hit the 'Apply' button at the bottom of the screen. A notification window will pop up saying that the changes were saved and that a reboot is required.
- Page 18 This will bring up a new window. Right-Click on 'Ethernet' and select 'Properties'. This will bring up a new window. 18 | P a g e...
- Page 19 Highlight 'Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)' and select the 'Properties' button. This will bring up a new window. 19 | P a g e...
- Page 20 Select 'Obtain an IP address automatically' (or use DHCP) and hit the 'OK' button to confirm the changes. This will allow your router to assign you an IP address that works with your network's scheme and provide you access to the internet. After these changes have been made, you can confirm two things: 1) Open a web browser to confirm you have regained internet access 2) Open a web browser, type in the new static IP address of your encoder in the web address bar...
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Page 21: Navigating The Jtech-Ench54 Web Gui
NAVIGATING THE JTECH-ENCH54 WEB GUI Status Menu DEVICE STATUS INFORMATION Running Time – Amount of time elapsed since encoder has powered on Device Time – Time that the encoder references CPU Usage – Current percentage of CPU processing power being used CPU Junction Temperature –... -
Page 22: Input Port 1 - Input Status | Main Stream Urls
INPUT PORT 1 – INPUT STATUS | MAIN STREAM URLS Input Status Input Size – HDMI Input Resolution & Refresh Rate Collected Video Frames – Captured Video Frames Lost Video Frames – Lost Video Frames Audio Sample Rate – HDMI Input Audio Sample Rate 22 | P a g e... - Page 23 Main Stream Encode Type: H.264 | H.265 | MJPG Encode Size: Stream Resolution & Refresh Rate Bitrate (kbit): Bitrate Setting TS URL: Transport Stream URL HLS URL: HTTP Live Stream URL FLV URL: HTTP-Flash Video Stream URL RTSP URL: Real Time Streaming Protocol URL RTMP URL: Real Time Messaging Protocol URL RTMP PUSH URL: Real Time Messaging Protocol Push URL Multicast URL: Multicast Stream URL...
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Page 24: Input Port 1 - 4 Menu
Input Port 1 – 4 Menu ENCODER (MAIN STREAM – SUBSTREAM 3) Your encoder setting options are the same for ‘Main Stream’ & all substreams. However, each stream must be configured as desired. Encode Type: H.264 | H.265 | MJPG – Select your compression type FPS: Frames Per Second –... -
Page 25: Osd (Main Stream - Substream 3)
RTMP URL: Enable/Disable Real Time Messaging Protocol URL RTMP(S) / RTSP PUSH URL: Enable/Disable Real Time Messaging/Streaming Protocol Push URL Multicast IP: Enable/Disable & set the Multicast IP to be used Multicast Port: Assign the multicast port to be used (1 – 65535) SRT URL: Enable/Disable Secure Reliable Transport URL SRT PUSH URL: Enable/Disable Secure Reliable Transport Push URL SRT Encryption Password: Set password necessary to view SRT stream... - Page 26 Zone 1 – Zone 4 Zone – Enable/Disable OSD 1, 2, 3 or 4 Type - • txt – Customizable OSD Text o X: Location on x-axis (0 - 1920) o Y: Location on y-axis (0 - 1080) o Text: Customized text you’d like shown on the OSD o Font Size: Size of font on OSD (8 - 72) o Background Color: Transparent | White | Black o Color: Color of text...
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Page 27: Logo Upload
o Logo: Choose between uploaded images “logo1.bmp” – “logo16.bmp” • scroll txt – Customizable OSD Text that Scrolls o Position: Location of scrolling text on y-axis (0 – 1080) o Speed: Rate at which text scrolls (0 – 30) o Text: Customized text you’d like shown on the OSD o Font Size: Size of font on OSD (8 - 72) o Background Color: Transparent | White | Black o Color: Color of text... -
Page 28: Video
VIDEO Video Rotate – Rotate your image 90°| 180°| 270° Flip and Mirror - Flip: Flip image over Y-Axis Mirror: Mirror image over X-Axis Flip & Mirror: Flip & Mirror image over X and Y axis Video Clipping – Enable | Disable Clipping Functions Video Clipping (Left): Shifts image horizontally from left side (0 –... -
Page 29: Audio
AUDIO Audio Input – Digital: Audio from HDMI input port Analog: Audio from analog audio input port (only available for Input Port 1 & 2) Mix: Audio from both HDMI input port and analog audio input port Sample Rate – 44100 Hz | 48000 Hz Encoder –... -
Page 30: Onvif Audio
ONVIF AUDIO G711A Over RTSP – Enable | Disable | Enable & Resample with 8K (enable or disable G711A audio codec) System NETWORK Internet Access DHCP – Enable | Disable IP – Field for assigning static IP address NetMask – Field for assigning custom netmask Gateway –... -
Page 31: Advanced
NTP Enable – Enable | Disable (enable or disable network time protocol) NTP Server – Network Time Protocol Reference Server Address Time Zone – UTC Time Zone Selection Port HTTP Port – Field for assigning custom HTTP Port RTSP Port – Field for assigning custom RTSP Port ADVANCED EDID –... -
Page 32: Change Password
TS Once Pack - The number of bytes per TS package pushed by the encoder. TS_Transport_Stream_ID - The transport ID of the TS stream TS_PMT_Start_PID - The initial ID for the PMT in the TS stream TS_Start_PID - The initial ID for the TS stream TS_Tables_Version - The version of the PAT in the TS stream TS_Service_Name –... -
Page 33: Serial To Tcp
SERIAL TO TCP Baud Rate – 300 | 600 | 1200 | 2400 | 4800 | 9600 | 19200 | 38400 | 43000 | 56000 | 57600 | 115200 TCP Port – Port 1 – 65535 UPGRADE AND BACKUP Upload Firmware and Configuration – In this section, the user can identify their current firmware version as well as upload new firmware (up.rar) or configuration (box.ini) files Backup Firmware and Configuration –... - Page 34 34 | P a g e...