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DOC-USR-0113-01 REVISION HISTORY Version Date Change Note Author 2.03 12/21/2016 Original Document ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
Configure Decode of RTSP Stream ................14 Configure Decode of TSRTP Stream ................14 Decoding with Pro-MPEG Forward Error Correction ............15 8.0 PERFORMING OTHER OPERATIONS WITH THE DMD-10J ............16 Saving Current Settings ................... 16 Using a Static IP Address ..................17 Making a Firmware Update ..................
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Figure 7 Saving Settings ....................16 Figure 8 Saving Updated Network Settings ................17 Figure 9 DMD-10J IP Address Shown in ZFinder ..............18 Figure 10 User Interface Using New IP Address ..............19 Figure 11 Updating the Device Firmware from the Web Interface ..........20 Figure 12 Firmware Update Screen ..................
DOC-USR-0113-01 1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The DMD-10J decoder is a cost-optimized, compact 137 x 117 mm system that allows HEVC/H.265 decode of HD video (up to 1080i). This solution is ideal for applications such as low-cost broadcast decoders, low-bandwidth video security, satellite uplink, remote monitoring and industrial applications.
You can update the firmware via the HTTP-based user interface (GUI) by following the instructions in Section 8.3 “Making a Firmware Update” on page 20. Please Note: Actual version numbers for your DMD-10J product may differ from those pictured in this document. ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
DOC-USR-0113-01 4.0 FEATURES HD resolutions up to 1920x1080 including 1080i Pro-MPEG Forward Error Correction (FEC) decode support Video Outputs: HD-SDI Supported input formats include RTSP or TSRTP 1x USB 2.0 interface for playing from local storage ...
In order to operate at the specified maximum temperature of 50 C, the unit must be placed directly on a metallic rack shelf with enough ventilation to not allow heat buildup at the unit or the shelf. The shelf itself must be at or below 50 C. Do not place items between the DMD-10J unit and the shelf. ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
This section gives step-by-step instructions on HEVC/H.265 decoding compressed video with the DMD-10J and displaying 1080i video to a TV. In addition to the DMD-10J, a video encoder or other source for compressed content and an HD TV or monitor with SDI input are required.
Z3 systems connected to the network. In this case, the DMD-10J appears. Click on the DMD-10J entry in the window to select it. This will cause the “Edit Device”, “Open Device” and “Flash LEDs” boxes to activate.
DOC-USR-0113-01 Click on “Open Device.” An Internet browser window is opened (for best results, Firefox or Chrome are recommended) and the HTTP-based graphical user interface (GUI) appears at the CH1 tab. Figure 4 DME-10J User Interface CH1 Tab ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
-View the encoded video on your PC to confirm encoder setup. Configure Decode of RTSP Stream Return to the DMD-10J user interface and, if necessary, click the “Stop” button in the “Channel Controls” section of the CH1 tab to stop any current decoding.
Figure 6 Channel 1 Tab – TSRTP Decode Configuration Decoding with Pro-MPEG Forward Error Correction The DMD-10J supports decode of TSRTP streams with Pro-MPEG Forward Error Correction (FEC). The unit is set to automatically detect for the use of Pro-MPEG FEC by the encoded stream.
DOC-USR-0113-01 8.0 PERFORMING OTHER OPERATIONS WITH THE DMD-10J Saving Current Settings If you have a specific configuration you’d like to preserve, you can save it so that when the decoder is powered off and back on, it automatically uses those settings.
DOC-USR-0113-01 Using a Static IP Address The decoder supports DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). This is enabled by default, allowing the decoder to dynamically receive an IP address at startup. The IP address that is assigned can be seen through using ZFinder. If you prefer, you can set your decoder to a static IP address. If you would like to have your PC set to a static IP address, you will need to set your decoder to a static IP address as well in order for it to be discoverable by ZFinder.
Run the “ZFinder” PC Utility on your Windows PC. The ZFinder window appears. ZFinder completes a scan of the network and lists the location of all Z3 systems connected to the network. The DMD-10J appears with your manually entered IP address. New IP address Figure 9 DMD-10J IP Address Shown in ZFinder Select the DMD-10J and click “Open Device.”...
DOC-USR-0113-01 A web browser will then open at the IP address of the DMD-10J and you will see the user interface. New IP address Figure 10 User Interface Using New IP Address You can return to the use of DHCP by checking the “Use DHCP” checkbox in the System Setup tab and saving that to the preset.
DOC-USR-0113-01 Making a Firmware Update The DMD-10J supports updating of firmware through the user interface. You will need an update image file. (1) Access the user interface and return to the System Setup tab. (2) Click the “Update device firmware” button.
DOC-USR-0113-01 Figure 13 Firmware Update In Progress (7) Your decoder is now updated. ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
DOC-USR-0113-01 Setting a Password The DMD-10J supports the assignment of a password to restrict access to the user interface. Note: Once a password has been set, it can be changed, but the requirement of a password cannot be undone. In the System Setup tab, click on the “go” button next to “Set Password”.
DOC-USR-0113-01 9.0 SUMMARY OF OPTIONS This section lists the different options that are available in the various menus and tabs for configuration of your decoder. The System Setup Tab Parameter Options (default in bold) Notes Local IP Setup Sets the IP address of the unit. Note that a “save” Local IP Address 192.168.x.y (192.168.0.120) of these settings and a reboot is needed for...
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DOC-USR-0113-01 Device Management Sets a custom name for the camera to appear in Set Device Name the user interface. Button Sets a password to limit access to the user Set Password Button interface. Click this button to access Simple Network Time Set SNTP Button Protocol (SNTP) configuration options.
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DOC-USR-0113-01 Enable/Disable Temperature Recovery Trap. Will Enable True send trap to Trap Hosts when decoder returns to Temperature False nominal operating temperature. Recovery Trap Suppresses Abnormal Temperature Trap such that at Abnormal (30) most one trap will be sent per Host every X Seconds Temperature Trap Suppression Suppresses Temperature Recovery Trap such that at...
DOC-USR-0113-01 The CH1 Tab Parameter Options (default in bold) Notes Input Selection Input Interface RTSP Output format for the video stream to be received. TSRTP Server IP 10.1.10.237/z3-1.sdp Enter the IP address of the encoder that is the source of the RTSP stream followed by “/z3-1.sdp” (RTSP Only) Is Multicast Checked...
DOC-USR-0113-01 Values Appearing at the Bottom of All Tabs Parameter Options (default in bold) Notes Save Click on this to save selected values to the current preset. system status: ___________________________________________________________________________________________...
System Setup tab to capture logs of any issue you’d like to report and send the resulting file to Z3 Technology. Z3 Technology’s Express Limited Warranty will be void if the label on the hardware bearing the Serial Number is removed, tampered with or defaced. You can view Z3 Technology’s full hardware warranty at http://z3technology.com/Support/ZEUS-HW-Warranty.html.
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