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  • Page 1 CEV-2K User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents CEV-2K Introduction ....................... 1 Main Features .......................... 1 3. Parameters ........................... 2 3.1 General ..........................2 3.2 Video Parameters ......................2 3.3 Audio Parameters ......................2 3.4 System Parameters ......................3 Typical Applications ........................ 3 Packing List ..........................4 Product Overview ........................
  • Page 3 10.1 Unable to Log in to the CEV-2K Web UI for the First Use ........... 38 10.2 Unable to Log in to the CEV-2K Web UI after Modifying the Encoder IP Address ..38 10.3 CEV-2K Has No Video Input ..................39...

  • Page 4: Cev-2K Introduction

    1. CEV-2K Introduction The CEV-2K is a mini wired HDMI encoder that supports high-definition (HD) video transmission. It supports HDMI input resolution up to 1080p@60Hz and encoding output resolution up to 1080p@60Hz at bitrate up to 16Mbps with H.264/H.265 compression. It supports the high-performance encoding of network streams with various protocols including SRT/ RTSP/RTMP/UDP.

  • Page 5: Parameters

    3. Parameters 3.1 General Power Supply 5V/1A (USB-powered) Power Consumption 1.6W Operating Temperature -10~50℃ (14~122℉) Storage Temperature -20~85℃ (-4~185℉) Operating Humidity 10%- 90%RH (Non-condensing) Weight Dimensions 76mm(L)*32mm(W)*23mm(H) MTBF 30,000h Table 1 3.2 Video Parameters Video Input Standard HDMI1.3 (Support HDCP1.4) Input Resolution 1080p@60/50/30/25, 720p@60/50/30 Video Encoding Compression Formats...

  • Page 6: System Parameters

    CEV-2K provides professional solutions for people to live streaming online, making it safer, more efficient and professional. The schematic diagram of CEV-2K live streaming application is shown in Figure 1 below.

  • Page 7: Packing List

    Figure 1 5. Packing List Figure 2...

  • Page 8: Product Overview

    Press and hold the button for about 10s with a pin, and release it when the indicator light flashing in green to reset the device to factory default settings. 7. Hardware Installation The CEV-2K application system connection diagram is shown below:...
  • Page 9 4. The control terminal of CEV-2K should be set on the same LAN and the IP address should be on the same network segment of CEV-2K (The default IP address of CEV-2K is 192.168.1.251).

  • Page 10: Network Setting

    LAN and the IP address should be set on the same network segment of CEV-2K. For the first use, please modify the control terminal IP address to 192.168.1.xxx (xxx can be any number ranges from 0 to 255 except 251). The operation steps of windows computer IP address modification are as follow: 1.

  • Page 11: Log In To The Encoder Web Ui

    8.2 Log in to the Encoder Web UI 1. Open the browser of the control terminal, type “192.168.1.251” (the default IP address of CEV-2K) to load the CEV-2K login page, type user name and password (admin/admin by default) to log in to CEV-2K web UI.

  • Page 12: Parameter Setting

    Open the browser of the control terminal (such as mobile phone, tablet, laptop, computer etc.) on the same LAN of CEV-2K in working mode. Type the IP address of CEV-2K to load the encoder login page, type the default user name and password (admin/admin by default) to log in to encoder web UI, where you can set up parameters including Audio, Video, Network, Misc Stream, System, etc.

  • Page 13: Status Introduction

    HDMI cable. ③ Whether the HDMI output resolution of the signal source is within the resolution range supported by the encoder. The CEV-2K supports a maximum input of 1920*1080@60Hz. 2. Primary Stream Display the Audio, Video and URL parameters of the current primary stream, as shown in...

  • Page 14: Audio Setting

    3. Secondary Stream Display the Audio, Video and URL parameters of the current secondary stream, as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11 9.3 Audio Setting Click the Audio icon on the left menu to load the Audio page, where you can modify the related parameters according to your needs.

  • Page 15: Video Setting

    9.4 Video Setting The CEV-2K supports dual stream outputs. The primary stream supports maximum of 1920*1080@60Hz 16M encoding output, and the secondary stream supports maximum of 1280*720@30Hz 8M encoding output. The secondary stream is disabled by default. To enable it, please click the Video icon on the left menu to load Video page, and put Secondary Stream toggle on the “ON”...

  • Page 16: Encoding Setting

    the secondary stream. On the Video page, click Primary Stream or Secondary Stream to enter the primary stream or secondary stream video setting interface, where you can modify the encoding streams parameters, and set up custom text or image OSD labels. Click Apply to complete the corresponding Video parameter settings.

  • Page 17: Osd Settings

    adjust it appropriately according to the network environment to balance the clarity and smoothness of the video quality. 6. Output Resolution: Video encoding output resolution. The primary stream supports up to 1920*1080 encoding output, and the secondary stream supports up to 1280*720 encoding output.
  • Page 18 3) Location X/ Location Y: Adjust the displayed position coordinates of the text label. The X/ Y coordinate values are the position of the first character of text OSD label. For example, the TEXT content is DDMALL, and X/Y coordinates are set to [700,500], that is the position where the first character "D" is displayed.

  • Page 19: Network Setting

    6) Click Apply, the webpage prompts “Change setting Successfully”, it means the setting is successful and the parameters take effect. 2. Image OSD Setting (Picture) Figure 18 1) Enabled/Disabled: Enable or disable the image OSD label, if Enable is checked, the image OSD label will be displayed on the video screen, if Disable is checked, the label will not be displayed.

  • Page 20: Rtmp Setting

    Gateway/ DNS will be automatically assigned by the DHCP server (such as the connected router) on the same local area network of CEV-2K. You can log in to management interface of the router to check the assigned IP address of CEV-2K.
  • Page 21 Server URL and Stream Key. 3. Log in to CEV-2K web UI, click RTMP icon on the left menu to load the RTMP page, paste the Server URL and Stream Key provided by the streaming platform to the Server URL and Stream Key section on RTMP page, and click Start to start the live streaming.

  • Page 22: Youtube Live Streaming Operation

    5) Authentication: Enable or disable the stream authentication. If the streaming platform requires stream authentication settings, please enable the RTMP authentication of CEV-2K, enter the authentication user name and password provided by the platform. Figure 25 6) Status: The connection status of the RTMP live streaming.
  • Page 23 4. Copy and paste the Stream URL and Stream key of YouTube into the Stream URL and Stream key columns of CEV-2K. For example, fill in the Stream URL and Stream key under RTMP/Primary Stream, that is, the RTMP streaming of primary stream is used.

  • Page 24: Misc Stream Setting

    The encoder CEV-2K can be modified to RTSP unicast, RTSP multicast, UDP unicast, UDP multicast or SRT according to application needs. For the operation of switching streaming protocol, please refer to 9.8.3 System/Stream...

  • Page 25: Rtsp

    9.7.1 RTSP Figure 35 1. Stream Protocol: Select RTSP. 2. URL1 Port: The default Primary stream port is 8554, and the default Secondary stream port is 8553. Users can customize the ports with range of 1-65535, it is recommended to use the default values.
  • Page 26 Figure 36 5. Multicast: It is disabled in RTSP unicast, and please enable it if you need to transmit video by RTSP Multicast. RTSP multicast IP, multicast port and TTL can be modified according to application needs. It is recommended to use the default values. Figure 37 Note: 1) RTSP unicast supports to pull 8 streams at most simultaneously.
  • Page 27 3) RTSP multicast URL is the same as RTSP unicast URL, and the IP value in the URL is still the IP address of the encoder. 6. Click "Start" after completing the parameter settings to start video streaming with the configured parameters.

  • Page 28: Udp

    Figure 39 9.7.2 UDP Figure 40 1. Stream Protocol: Select UDP 2. Destination IP: If a Multicast IP (range 224.0.0.0~239.255.255.255) is filled in, then use UDP Multicast to transmit videos, and all decoders within this multicast address can receive the video stream.
  • Page 29 UDP Unicast to transmit videos, and only the decoding end corresponding to the IP address (192.168.1.65) can receive the encoder video stream. Note: If using UDP Multicast, please ensure your router supports multicast. 3. Port: The default value is 8541, with a modification range of 1~65535. 4.

  • Page 30: Srt

    Figure 41 Figure 42 9.7.3 SRT SRT includes 3 modes. They are Caller, Listener and Rendezvous. You can establish SRT connection for video transmission through these 3 modes.
  • Page 31 CEV-2K and vMix. Note: The computer running vMix needs to be on the same LAN of the encoder, and the IP address must be on the same network segment. 1. Set CEV-2K as SRT listener 1) CEV-2K SRT settings...
  • Page 32 Figure 43 ① Stream Protocol: Select SRT. ② Mode: Select listener. ③ Source Port: Consistent with Destination Address of Caller device, here we set as 5000. ④ Latency (ms): The video buffer delay time, default value is 120ms, with a modification range of 0~5000, it is recommended to keep the default value.
  • Page 33 ① Stream Type: Select SRT (Caller). If the encoder is used as a Listener, vMix needs to be set to Caller. ② Hostname: Fill in the IP address of the Listener device (the IP address of CEV-2K in Client mode).
  • Page 34 Figure 46 2. Set CEV-2K as SRT caller 1) CEV-2K Setting Figure 47 ① Stream Protocol: Select SRT. ② Mode: Select caller. ③ Destination Address: SRT listener device IP address (Here we fill in IP address of the vMix server).
  • Page 35 ⑤ Source Port: Inconsistent with the Destination Port value. Here we set it to 5001. ⑥ Latency (ms): Set the video buffer delay time, the default value is 120ms, with a modification range of 0~5000, it is recommended to keep the default value. ⑦...
  • Page 36 Figure 48 Figure49 3. Set CEV-2K as rendezvous 1) CEV-2K Setting Figure 50 ① Stream Protocol: Select SRT ② Mode: Select rendezvous ③ Destination Address: SRT decoder IP address (Here we fill in the IP address of the vMix server)
  • Page 37 ① Stream Type: Select SRT (rendezvous). The encoder is used as rendezvous, then vMix needs to be set as rendezvous. ② Hostname: Fill in the IP address of the encoder here (the IP address of CEV-2K in Client mode). ③ Port: Consistent with the Destination Port value of the encoder.

  • Page 38: System Setting

    Figure 51 Figure 52 9.8 System Setting Click the System icon on the left menu to load the System page, where you can view the device information, modify the device name, upgrade firmware online, reboot or reset the device, modify the login information and switch the streaming protocol on the setting page etc.

  • Page 39: System/Device Info

    Reset: Reset all the parameters to factory default parameters. 9.8.2 System/User configure The user name and password for login to CEV-2K web UI can be modified on User configure page. It is recommended to modify them in case unauthorized login from others.

  • Page 40: System/Stream Protocol

    Figure 54 Note: If you have changed the username and password for logging into the CEV-2K Web UI, please remember the new username and password. If you forget the new user name and password you set, please press and hold the reset button for about 10s with a pin in the package and release it when the indicator light flashes green to reset the device to factory settings, and then use the default user name and password to log in to web UI.

  • Page 41: Faq

    10.2 Unable to Log in to the CEV-2K Web UI after Modifying the Encoder IP Address 1. Ensure that the network connection of CEV-2K is normal and that it is in the same LAN as the control terminal (PC, notebook, iPad, etc.).

  • Page 42: Cev-2K Has No Video Input

    HDMI cable to check whether it is caused by a cable issue. 4) Check whether CEV-2K is powered by USB. If not, please use a DC 5V/1A USB cable to supply power. If it is already powered by USB, please replace the USB cable and power adapter to check whether it is caused by abnormal power supply.

  • Page 43: There Is No Image Output When The Decoder Play The Cev-2K Video

    10.4 There is no Image Output When the Decoder Play the CEV-2K Video 1. Please log in to CEV-2K web UI and check whether the input preview and Video input on the Status page are normal. 1) The input signal can be previewed, indicating that the CEV-2K input signal is normal.
  • Page 44 CEV-2K? Is the URL filled in correctly?

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