Outgoing Ports; Figure 4-11: Outgoing Ethernet Sub-Port Example; Table 4-10: Outgoing Ethernet Sub-Port Configuration Parameters - evertz 7700 Manual

The corresponding Ethernet Sub-Port 1 incoming protocol translation configuration would be:
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IP Address: 192.168.18.22
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TCP Port: 9800
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Protocol: Image Video

4.8.2. Outgoing Ports

The 7700PTX-MVP can transmit Image Video data over its serial and Ethernet ports.
4.8.2.1. Serial
No special configuration is required to enable a serial port to transmit data.
The PPV receiving serial data from the 7700PTX-MVP must be configured to
receive Image Video over a serial UMD connection.
4.8.2.2. Ethernet
The 7700PTX-MVP can transmit data for up to 12 peers. Thus, the 7700PTX-MVP supports up to a
maximum of 12 outgoing Ethernet Sub-Ports. In order to transmit data to a peer, the following Sub-Port
parameters must be configured:
Parameter Description
IP address of peer to receive data
IP Address
TCP port over which the outgoing data is to be sent. Any TCP port can be configured,
TCP Port however, it is suggested that 9800 – 9812 be used. This value must match that configured on
the peer.

Table 4-10: Outgoing Ethernet Sub-Port Configuration Parameters

The PPV that receives TCP data from the 7700PTX-MVP must be configured to
receive Image Video over a network connection and to have a TCP port which
matches that configured on the 7700PTX-MVP Sub-Port.
As an example, suppose we have the 7700PTX-MVP set to transmit data to a PPV (IP address
192.168.18.50) listening on TCP port 9800 for Image Video data:
7700PTX-MVP Unidirectional UMD Protocol Translator

Figure 4-11: Outgoing Ethernet Sub-Port Example

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