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ViBE EM4000 HD Encoder User Manual Release 1.10 46073586AB02 September 2012...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Chapter Installation and Startup ........Unpacking ................16 Installing the Device (Steps) ..........17 Mounting in Rack..............18 ViBE EM4000 Installation Requirements ........18 Ventilation................... 18 Cabling ..................23 EMC Ground ................23 Power Supply and Protective Ground ........24 Power Supply Cord(s) Specifications........
Page 6 Temperature Information screen ........50 Encoding Board Information screen ........50 Chapter Web Browser Interface ........Encoder Web Interface Specifications ........ 52 Protocol used................52 Compatible Web Browsers............52 Web Browser setting............. 52 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 7 Summary command ..............60 Alarms command............... 60 HW/SW information command..........61 Settings .................. 63 Setting the ViBE EM4000 Encoder ..........63 Configuring the number of TSs at Encoder output .... 63 Configuring LAN/WAN network interfaces......64 LAN/WAN network interface Eth1 ........64 LAN/WAN network interface Eth2 ........
Page 8 Adding a community string (cadd) ........140 Deleting a community string (cdel)........140 Saving the list of community strings (csave) ....140 Preventive and corrective maintenance operations ..142 Cleaning chassis ventilation grids .......... 142 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 9 Output interfaces..............166 IP Adaptation................ 167 Ethernet interface............167 Physical layer ..............167 MAC Layer ..............167 IP Layer ................167 Routing ................167 Mapping (encapsulation) ...........167 UDP mode (MPEG/UDP/IP) ........168 RTP mode (MPEG/RTP/UDP/IP) .........168 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 10 AAC-LC, HE-AAC, HE-AAC v2 2.0 encoding....188 AAC-LC, HE-AAC 5.1 encoding ........189 Dolby® E decoding ............190 Dolby E monitoring ............190 Dolby E® to PCM auto switch mode - Dolby Dual configura- ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 11 Services ................225 Spare Parts ................226 Returning Equipment ............227 Repackaging for Shipment ..........228 Long Term Product Support ..........229 Recycling the Product............230 Appendix Alarms ............Glossary ............ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
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Page 13: Preface
The ViBE EM4000 User Manual contains background information about the ViBE EM4000 Encoder, and describes operating procedures. This manual can be used while learning about ViBE EM4000, and for enhancing your basic knowledge of the product. The ViBE EM4000 Quick Start Guide contains information about installing and quickly configuring the equipment.
Page 14: Conventions Used In This Manual
All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for injuries or damage where warnings and cautions have been ignored or taken lightly. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 15 Notes provide supplementary information. They are highlighted for emphasis, as in this example, and are placed immediately after the relevant text. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 16 Thomson Video Networks reserves the right to make corrections, modifications, enhancements, improvements and other changes to its products or services at any time and to discontinue any product or service without notice. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 17 Thomson is a trademark of Technicolor S.A. All other tradenames referenced are service marks, trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Copyrights © Copyright 2012 Thomson Video Networks. All rights reserved. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
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Page 19: Chapter 1 Overview
This chapter gives a general description of the equipment and its main features. It also identifies the controls, indicators and connectors on the front and rear panels. In this Chapter ’Product Overview’..............page 8 ’Product Description’..............page 13 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 20: Product Overview
MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) compression algorithm for High Definition content format. The ViBE EM4000 provides video encoding of up to 4 video channels in MP@L4 and HP@L4 formats at 2 to 20 Mbit/s. The ViBE EM4000 MPEG Encoder features up to 4 HD-SDI inputs for up to 4 HD video and embedded audio.
Page 21 Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3) VBI processing VITC Closed Caption PVR descriptor WST (HD teletext) Control and Monitoring Control and Monitoring through Web Browser or XMS eXtensible Management System Monitoring through SNMP ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 22: Encoder Block Diagrams
Chapter 1 ’Overview’ — Product Overview Encoder block diagrams ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA Encoder The ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA Encoder Block Diagram is represented below: Figure 1-2. ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA block diagram * Software options ** Hardware option ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10...
Page 23: Vibe Em4000 Nem40In4Aa Encoder
The ViBE EM4000 Encoder features some Basic encoders. The device can be set to have: 1 MPTS at the output of each Basic encoder 1 MPTS at the output of the ViBE EM4000 Encoder Some examples of these configurations are represented below: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10...
Page 24 Chapter 1 ’Overview’ — Product Overview Figure 1-4. 1 MPTS per channel (Basic encoder) operation mode - EM4000 NEM40IN2AA Figure 1-5. 1 MPTS per shelf (ViBE EM4000 Encoder) operation mode- EM4000 NEM40IN2AA ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 25: Product Description
Chapter 1 ’Overview’ — Product Description Product Description Chassis Overview ViBE EM4000 is a modular product in a 1 RU 19” chassis with dual built-in power supplies (a 2nd power supply can be supplied on an optional basis). Front Panel Figure 1-6.
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Page 27: Installation And Startup
In this Chapter ’Unpacking’...................page 16 ’Installing the Device (Steps)’............page 17 ’Mounting in Rack’...............page 18 ’Powering Up’................page 25 ’Performing the Initial Settings’ ..........page 26 ’Connecting the Signal Cables’ ..........page 35 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 28: Unpacking
More accessories can be delivered depending on your chosen options. Table 2-1. List of accessories delivered with the device Quantity Description ViBE EM4000 Encoder ViBE EM4000 Quick Start Guide CD-ROM Acceptance Test Report Power cables if ordered ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10...
Page 29: Installing The Device (Steps)
Mount the device in a rack. Power up the device. Enter the initial parameters via the Local Console application (IP parameters, Date/Time, etc.). Connect the device to the other devices. Launch a Web Browser. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 30: Mounting In Rack
Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Mounting in Rack Mounting in Rack Rack mounting is not mandatory for ViBE EM4000 but the ventilation and safety requirements given in this section must be observed in all cases. The chassis must not be fixed with its rack mounting ears only. If you...
Page 31 Air outlet According to rack deph Cut the L-profiles so as they do not exceed 4 mm in height in the areas facing ViBE EM4000’s air outlet. Given its 1RU height, ViBE EM4000 can be placed on top of another ViBE EM4000.
Page 32 Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Mounting in Rack Figure 2-2. First example: ViBE EM4000 on a pressurized floor in a standard rack (front view) Hot air Cold air Pressurized ﬂoor Fresh air supply for the units and racks: 18°C @50-60% relative humidity ViBE EM4000 —...
Page 33 Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Mounting in Rack Figure 2-3. Second example:ViBE EM4000 on an unpressurized floor in a standard rack (front view) Hot air Cold air Unpressurized ﬂoor Fresh air supply for the units and racks: 18°C @50-60% relative humidity ViBE EM4000 —...
Page 34 Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Mounting in Rack Figure 2-4. ViBE EM4000 in a standard rack (side view) RIGHT SIDE LEFT SIDE 1 RU SIDE BLANK PANEL 1 RU SIDE BLANK PANEL 1 RU SIDE BLANK PANEL 1 RU SIDE BLANK PANEL...
Page 35: Cabling
Encoder). The bonding strip must have a 6 mm² cross-section and be under 500 mm in length. The rack EMC DC bus (to which the ViBE EM4000 EMC strip is connected) must be connected to the rack ground pin. This pin is also connected to the safety ground.
Page 36: Power Supply And Protective Ground
For (each) mains inlet, the wiring system must feature overload and earth fault protection and a bipolar cut-off device or a differential circuit breaker. If in doubt, contact a qualified electrician. ViBE EM4000 End Plug the power cord(s) into the mains inlet(s). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 37: Powering Up
Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Powering Up Powering Up Check that ViBE EM4000 is not yet connected to the LAN as factory-set IP addresses may cause disturbance on the LAN when ViBE EM4000 is switched on (address conflict). Connect the power cords. The green Power LED(s) PSU 1 (and PSU 2 if optional PSU is installed) will come on.
Page 38: Performing The Initial Settings
CONTROL 1 Ethernet link and an SSH client application. The free PuTTY SSH client application is used in this chapter. The PuTTY application can be downloaded on http://www.putty.org/ Figure 2-6. PuTTY application ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 39: Ssh Client Application Setting
Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Performing the Initial Settings Figure 2-7. Control 1 connector, ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA rear panel Control 1 The ViBE EM4000 IP address, which is required for the first connection, is given on the Acceptance Test Report shipped with the device.
Page 40 Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Performing the Initial Settings Figure 2-9. Local Console main screen ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 41: Setting Initial Parameters
Commands Relating to IP Parameters The following procedure is used to set the IP parameters of the Control 1 & 2 port located on the ViBE EM4000’s rear panel. Displaying IP Parameters (ipdisp) To display the Encoder IP parameters, type ipdisp after the...
Page 42: Commands Relating To The Date And Time
Done message will be displayed to indicate that the changes have been acknowledged. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 43: Commands Relating To The Ntp Configuration
Encoder, which is an NTP client (its internal clock is synchronized with the NTP server). You are advised to manually set the ViBE EM4000 system clock as close as possible to the NTP server clock. Several minutes are required to achieve perfect synchronization between the two platforms.
Page 44: Declaring Web Interface Users
The following Users are defined on device shipment: Table 2-3. Users defined on device shipment User name Password Profile admin admin administrator service service service technician technician technician operator operator operator user user operator ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 45: Adding A User (Usradd)
User xxxxxx with the profile yyyyyyy has been successfully added. If the operation is not successful, the reason for failure will be displayed. Deleting a User (usrdel) To delete a User, type usrdel after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 46: Displaying The List Of Users (Usrlist)
Local Console. If options are ordered with the product, they will have been installed at the factory and will be immediately available to the operator. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 47: Connecting The Signal Cables
Chapter 2 ’Installation and Startup’ — Connecting the Signal Cables Connecting the Signal Cables On the rear panel Figure 2-19. Rear Panel, ViBE EM4000 Encoder Connect the SDI In Connect the IP 1 & IP 2 out- to the video...
Page 48: Running The Web Browser
Users). The device Status/Summary page will be displayed: Figure 2-21. Status/Summary page To operate the Encoder via its Web Browser Interface, refer to Chapter 4 ’Web Browser Interface’ on page 51. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 49: Front Panel Operation
Chapter Front Panel Operation Introduction This chapter explains how to use the Front Panel to configure the equipment. In this Chapter ’Front Panel Description’ ............page 38 ’Screen Description’ ..............page 41 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 50: Front Panel Description
The Encoder front panel features an LCD screen, a 7-key keypad (Home, ESC, OK and 4 arrow keys) and a set of three status LEDs and 2 Power Supply LEDs. Figure 3-1. ViBE EM4000 - Front Panel RIGHT Alarm HOME...
Page 51 The LCD screen features a graphic display (192 x 64 pixels). It provides up to 4 lines: Line 1: menu context Lines 2, 3 and 4: 2 x 3 menu matrix ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 52: Setting Lcd Screen Brightness And Contrast
For optimum readability of texts displayed on the LCD screen, it may be necessary to adjust the Brightness and Contrast according to the lighting conditions. Refer to section ’LCD CAL screen’ on page 48. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 53: Screen Description
Chapter 3 ’Front Panel Operation’ — Screen Description Screen Description Screen tree menu Figure 3-3. Menu tree of screens displayed on the Encoder front paneI ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 54: Summary Of Screen Functions
50 Device booting screen When the device is powered on, after a few seconds the LCD lights on and the following message is displayed during the booting process: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 55: Status Screen
Main Menu screen To display the Main Menu screen: From the Status screen, press the OK key. From a sub-menu, press the ESC key once or more depending on the sub-menu displayed. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 56: Alarms Screen
Used to indicate the name of the function with the alarm(s): MAIN Brd, ENCODER 1 Brd, ENCODER 2 Brd, etc. XX/YY indicates the number of the alarm in the list, where represents the total number of alarms raised. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 57: Setup Screen
Example: Procedure for editing the IP Address (the procedure is the same to edit the IP Netmask or IP Gateway values) Use the keys to select Address, Netmask or Gateway setting and press OK. The first digit is blinking. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 58: Recall Screen
XX/YY ZZ EQU: ------------------ > ZZ EQU: ------------------ ZZ ENC: ------------------ ZZ ENC: ------------------ XX/YY indicates the number of the currently selected predefined configuration. indicates the total number of predefined configurations. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 59 At the end of the operation and if the recall was successful, the following screen will be displayed: Figure 3-16. Recall, recall successful screen RECALL Preset ZZ Recall Done, Press OK An error message will be displayed in the event of failure. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 60: Reboot Screen
Brightness or Contrast setting and press OK. Figure 3-19. Brightness CAL screen BRIGHTNESS Adjust Brightness = Up/Down Save=OK Exit=Esc/Home Use the keys to adjust the setting according to the lighting conditions. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 61: Info Screen
Used to indicate the Main board Hardware release number. EQCODE Used to indicate the Main board equipment code. The equipment code is used to order a software option. Used to indicate the Main board serial number. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 62: Temperature Information Screen
The Encoding Board Information screen is used to get Encoding Board(s) information. The ViBE EM4000 2 video channels features one Encoding board, The ViBE EM4000 4 video channels features two Encoding boards. To display this screen, go to the Info screen, select...
Page 63: Web Browser Interface
This chapter explains how to use the Web Browser Graphical User Interface to configure the equipment. Operation with Web Interface is explained by using a ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA Encoder. The principles are identical for the ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN4AA Encoder. Number of Basic encoders...
Page 64: Encoder Web Interface Specifications
Compatible Web Browsers The Web Interface has been tested with a Web Browser installed on a Windows XP system. You can run the ViBE EM4000 GUI provided you observe the following requirements for your personal computer: Web browser must be Internet Explorer 7.0 (or higher) or Mozilla Firefox 3.0 (or higher)
Page 65: Maximum Number Of Connected Users
No priority rules are set between Users. To disconnect from the Encoder you are advised to use the Logout link on the Interface pages to reduce the number of Users. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 66: Definition Of Encoder Users
Table 4-2. User profiles and corresponding rights operator technician administrator service View Topology View Predefined Configurations Create Predefined Configurations Recall Predefined Configurations View Encoder Configuration Edit Encoder Configuration View Alarms Reboot Device Create User ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 67: Reaching The Gui
’Definition of Encoder Users’ on page 54. Default Users are set on device shipment (e.g. Username = admin and Password = admin). Status/Summary page will displayed. section ’Status/Summary page’ on page 58. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 68: Quick Configuration
99 and section ’Configurations predefined in-factory Configuration in-factory (WBU_ISOG Conf)’ on page 100. Refer to section ’Setting a Basic encoder’ on page 72. Fine tune the configuration to actual Encoder use ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 69: Screen Layout
User login name, current User profile and the number of Users connected to the device. Logout link, used to end the session. the page contents. a footer indicating the Web Interface software version. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 70: Status/Summary Page
The Status/Summary page is displayed as soon as the User has been identified via the Login page, or by clicking on the logo (or on the encoder name link) on the current page. It features the following information: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 71 Chapter 4 ’Web Browser Interface’ — Screen Layout Figure 4-6. Status/Summary page breakdown, ViBE EM4000 Service name To access Basic encoder Basic encoder no. 1 Encoder name Expert parameters name Service component characteristics To add a component to a service...
Page 72: Status Of The Device
This command displays the page of alarms raised on the device. Figure 4-8. Description of Alarms Alarm location Alarm severity Cause of the alarm Critical, Major or Warning Click Help associated with an alarm to display the details of the alarm. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 73: Hw/Sw Information Command
Figure 4-10. HW/SW information The ENCODING-Board number depends on the Encoder type. In the Hardware Installed options group box Nxxxxxxx Reference, quantity and name of the hardware option(s) declared in the Encoder. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 74 Board Type Type of Board Product Unit Part Number Factory use Product Serial Number Factory use Main Unit Part Number Factory use Main Serial Number Factory use Hardware Level Hardware version ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 75: Settings
Configure Device to display the configuration page for the the number of TSs. Figure 4-11. Configuration menu, ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA Configuration menu ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN2AA: 2 Basic encoders ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN4AA: 4 Basic encoders This command is used to configure the number of TSs at Encoder output.
Page 76: Configuring Lan/Wan Network Interfaces
LAN/WAN Eth1 configuration page. Figure 4-13. Configuration menu Configuration menu ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN2AA: 2 Basic encoders ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN4AA: 4 Basic encoders This command is used to configure the Encoder’s LAN/WAN ETH1 network interface. Figure 4-14. Eth1 Out configuration - Network Interface page enabled Used to enable the Eth1 interface.
Page 77 "ping" sent to the interface will get a response. Interface Deactivation parameter value must be selected according to the redundancy scheme adopted. In this release, only the Link Up/No Traffic mode is available. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 78 IP address of the network or destination host. Destination Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the network or destination host. Gateway @ IP address of the router to be used to reach the network or destination host. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 79: Lan/Wan Network Interface Eth2
LAN/WAN Eth2 configuration page. Figure 4-16. Configuration menu Configuration menu ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN2AA: 2 Basic encoders ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN4AA: 4 Basic encoders This command is used to configure the Encoder’s LAN/WAN ETH2 network interface. The configuration pages are identical to those displayed with the Eth1 Out command.
Page 80 The maximum bitrate depends Encoder configuration (number of SPTS at output). Click Transmission IP #1 to display the configuration page for stream IP #1: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 81 IGMP v3 network when all Ethernet interfaces of all encoders (including those of redundant encoders) need to be accessible via the "ping" command. If not used, set the enabled/disabled parameter to disabled. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 82 7. The recommended value is to get the smallest IP overhead. This value is identical for all the IP streams. Click Transmission IP #2 to display the configuration page for stream IP #2: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 83: Configuring Expert Parameters
Expert parameters configuration page. Figure 4-21. Configuration menu Configuration menu ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN2AA: 2 Basic encoders ViBE EM4000 NEMI40IN4AA:4 Basic encoders This command is used to configure the Expert parameters that do not affect encoding features. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10...
Page 84: Setting A Basic Encoder
Setting a Basic encoder The following section will explain how to configure a Basic encoder. The Basic encoder number depends on the ViBE EM4000 model. In this section the Basic encoder number is 2 (ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA): EM ENCODER 1...
Page 85 Delete a service or component. A video component can not be deleted if another component is in the service. Expert parameters: xx Edit the Expert parameters of the Basic encoder ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 86: Editing A Service
Pausing or Running. This parameter can be used to insert (or not insert) the service and its components in the outgoing TS. It affects the SDT field indicating service status. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 87: Editing An Hd Video Component
Used to select the video field frequency at Encoder input. Choice between 50 Hz 59.94 Changing this parameter stops the outgoing video signal for approximately 5 to 10 seconds. Format Only the 16:9 format is available. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 88 This parameter cannot be edited. Status Used to select video component broadcasting state. Choice between: Air: Component broadcasting is postponed but the component is present in the service configuration. Air: The component is On Air. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 89 Used to set the definition of the picture. Choice between: Auto, Soft, Standard, Sharp. Picture Structure Structure of the picture at Encoder input. Choice between: Field, Frame, Auto (PAFF) Auto corresponds to Picture Adaptive Field/Frame. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 90 M up to N + 1. This restriction can lead to lower video quality around scene changes. Note: The best video quality is achieved with full adaptive GOP mode. The other two modes are used for conformance tests and/or interoperability purposes. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 91 SEI message. Changing this parameter stops the outgoing video signal for approximately 5 to 10 seconds. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 92 Copyright by positioning a flag in the PES packet header. Content Used to indicate whether the video content is a Copy Original by positioning a flag in the PES packet header. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 93 The value must be between 2000 kbit/s 20000 kbit/s. Quality Used to set the picture quality level required. The value must be between and 100%. Default value: 100% (best quality). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 94 Choice between: Disabled: Demonstration mode is disabled. Vertical split: Demonstration mode is enabled and the picture is split vertically. Horizontal split: Demonstration mode is enabled and the picture is split horizontally. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 95: Editing An Audio Component
E streams can be decoded at the same time. The Audio component General page will be displayed. The Input group box of the General page depends on the audio Input Format (Dolby Audio PCM or Precompressed). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 96 Used to indicate the format of the de-embedded audio. Choice between Dolby Audio PCM, Precompressed. ® Dolby E Decoder ID Used to indicate the Dolby E decoder which must be used. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 97 E stream to be decoded. Choice between SDI Group 1/ Channel 1, 2/1, 3/1, (group choice for mux 1) and SDI Group 1/ Channel 2, 2/2, 3/2, (group choice for mux 2). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 98 2.0 instead of 5.1, a 5.1 signal is still ® encoded with front left and right using the Dolby E 2.0 input, and the other channel will be silenced. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 99 Choice between SDI Group 1/ Channel 1, 2/1, 3/1, (group choice for mux 1) and SDI Group 1/ Channel 2, 2/2, 3/2, (group choice for mux 2). Auto Switch mode Not used ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 100 Used to select the broadcast status for the audio component. Choice between: Air: Component broadcasting is postponed but the component remains in the service configuration. Air: The component is On Air. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 101 MPEG-2 and MPEG-4. Packet Used to set the type of AAC encapsulation. Choice between ADTS (Audio Data Transport Stream) and LOAS (Low Overhead Audio Stream) if the Syntax is MPEG-4. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 102 Metadata is missing: Last valid: The last Metadata parameters to be enabled are used. Internal: The parameters set on the Metadata parameters # 1 Metadata parameters # 2 pages are used. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 103 Digital audio decoders with an RF-remodulated output, to adjust their output dynamic according to a profile. Choice between: None, Film standard, Film light, Music standard, Music light, Speech. Default value: Film standard. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 104 0.707 (-3 dB), 0.595 (-4.5 dB), 0.500 (-6.0dB). Default value: 0.707 (-3 dB). On the Dolby page, click the Metadata Parameters #2 tab to display the ® 2nd Dolby Metadata configuration page. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 105 (On) or not (Off). Default value: On. ® Original Bitstream Used to indicate whether the encoded Dolby Digital bitstream is the master version or a copy. Default value: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 106 A/D conversion stage to be marked as such, so that a decoder may apply the complementary D/A process. Choice between: Standard or HDCD. Default value: Standard. Click the Misc tab to display other audio component parameters. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 107 Portuguese (por), Danish (dan), Greek (gre), Finnish (fin), Swedish (swe), Norwegian (nor), Other. Audio Type Used to indicate the audio component type. Choice between: Undefined Clean effects Hearing impaired Visual Impaired ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 108: Editing A Vbi Hd Component
(SI) in Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) systems". Descriptors are added to components or services that have already been created. Edit the component or the service and click Add PMT Descriptor in the Descriptors group box. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 109: Editing Expert Parameters
Expert Parameters are parameters which are used to set video, audio and VBI Encoders to specific encoding modes for particular clients. On the Status/Summary page click Expert parameters: xx To access to Basic encoder Expert parameter The Expert parameters page is displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 110 PES per frame mode. DTV-SEI Used in specific cases. In the Audio group box MPEG2 SIG. ON Audio signaling in the PMT is in compliance with the ISO/IEC 13818-3 audio standard (MPEG2). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 111: Predefined Configurations
Basic encoder. The User can: Set configurations Save the active configuration Recall predefined configurations stored in the device Delete predefined configurations stored in the device ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 112: Displaying Predefined Configurations
They cannot be edited or deleted. They enable the Operator to quickly configure the Encoder with standard settings. The WBU_ISOG configurations configure only the components of the Encoder. The Inputs / Outputs (IP , TS, etc.) must be configured separately. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 113: Wbu-Isog Configuration Specifications
Audio1 PID = 0x1011 Audio2 PID = 0x1021 PID = 0x0101 (257) PCR PID = VIDEO PID = 0x0201 PID definition for 3rd Basic encoder (ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN4AA only) VIDEO PID = 0x0202 Audio1 PID = 0x1012 Audio2 PID = 0x1022...
Page 114 Mode = Stereo, Rate = 192 kbit/s Audio2: Standard = MPEG-1 Layer II, Source = SDI Grp1/Ch1, Mode = Stereo, Rate = 192 kbit/s Video parameter definition Frequency = 50 Hz ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 115 Compression Delay = Long Delay, PVE = On, PVR = Off Adaptive GOP = Full Preprocessing: Noise Reduction = 1, Adapt Filter = 2, Entropy Shaping = 1, Mosquito = Off No expert parameter ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 116: Save / Recall Configurations
EM ENCODER type, the number of the Basic encoder to be saved. Description Used to add any User comments. Confirm the operation by clicking submit. The following screen will be displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 117: Recalling A Configuration Stored In The Device
Figure 4-49. Recalling an EM Encoder type stored configuration 1/3 Click The following window will be displayed: Figure 4-50. Recalling an EM ENCODER type stored configuration 2/3 Select the Basic encoder that is to receive the configuration. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 118: Deleting A Predefined Configuration From The Device
Presets page. The following page will be displayed: Figure 4-53. Saving a configuration file to disk 1/3 Click configuration # X where indicates the number of the memory whose content will be saved on the hard drive. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 119: Loading A Predefined Configuration File From A Disk
Loading a predefined configuration file from a disk To load a predefined configuration from a hard drive to a memory, click Add new configuration from file link on the Presets page. The following page will be displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 120 Type the path to the configuration file or set the path by clicking Browse..Confirm the operation by clicking submit. The following screen will be displayed: Figure 4-57. Loading a configuration file from a hard drive 2/2 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 121: Maintenance
Reboot to display the reboot page. Figure 4-58. Maintenance menu Maintenance menu This command is used to reboot ViBE EM4000 Encoder. Figure 4-59. Encoder Reboot page Reboot the unit Reboot the ViBE EM4000 Encoder. To reboot the Encoder check...
Page 122: Configuring The Names Of The Encoder And Basic Encoders
Figure 4-60. Maintenance menu Maintenance menu This command is used to configure the names of the ViBE EM4000 Encoder and its Basic encoders. Figure 4-61. Encoder Identification page, ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN2AA ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10...
Page 123: Save / Load Encoder Settings
Chapter 4 ’Web Browser Interface’ — Maintenance Figure 4-62. Encoder Identification page, ViBE EM4000 NEM40IN4AA Parameters are directly edited in the related box. Equipment Name of the ViBE EM4000 Encoder Encoder x Name of the Basic encoder x. Save / Load Encoder settings...
Page 124: Loading Encoder Settings From A Disk
Encoder. This file may have been created using the Save settings command described above or the ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 125 Figure 4-68. Loading a configuration file from the hard drive 2/2 If the recalled file is not of chassis type, the following message will be displayed: Figure 4-69. Loading a configuration, error ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 126 Chapter 4 ’Web Browser Interface’ — Maintenance BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 127: Chapter Servicing
129 ’Software downloading’ .............page 130 ’Managing Web Interface Users’ ..........page 130 ’Managing predefined configurations’ ........page 133 ’Managing community strings and SNMP agent information’page 137 ’Preventive and corrective maintenance operations’....page 142 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 128: Operations Performed Using The Local Console
’Front Panel Operation’ on page 37). SSH client application setting The SSH client application must be set with the following parameters: address): Encoder IP address Host name (or IP Port: 22 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 129: Accessing The Local Console
List of Local Console commands To display all Local Console commands, type help after the ViBE prompt: Figure 5-4. Displaying all Local Console commands The list of available commands will be displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 130: Overview Of Commands
Figure 5-6. List of Local Console commands 2/2 Overview of commands The Local Console application provides many commands. Some of these commands are not however intended for the device User but reserved ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 131: Commands
To install a software option, page 127 insopt To uninstall a software option, rmopt page 128 Managing software licenses page 129 Downloading software (Product Package) page 130 page 130 view, down, togg, uninst ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 132: Description Of Basic Parameters
To save the list of community strings, csave page 140 Description of basic parameters Commands relating to IP parameters Displaying IP parameters (ipdisp) To display the Encoder IP parameters, type ipdisp after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 133: Editing Ip Parameters (Ipset)
To display the current date and time, type ddate after the ViBE prompt: Figure 5-9. Displaying the current date and time - ddate command UTC date and time will be displayed. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 134: Editing The Date And Time (Sdate)
Figure 5-11. Displaying NTP server status and IP address - dntp command Editing NTP server status and IP address (sntp) To edit the NTP server status and IP address, type sntp after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 135: Commands Relating To Chassis Topology
Boards: Name of the board Displaying status, RID and Part Number (shelf) To display the boards installed in the chassis together with their ordering references and names, type shelf after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 136: Managing Software Options
If options are ordered with the product, they will have been installed at the factory and will be immediately available to the operator. Displaying software options (lsopt) To display the software options installed, type lsopt after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 137: Ordering And Installing Software Options
Local Console via a Web Browser Reading the Encoder equipment code and Product serial number via the Local Console To read the Encoder equipment code, type eqcod after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 138 Web Browser connected to the Encoder’s Web Interface. Select HW/SW Information in the Status page. For further information about operation via the Web Interface, see section ’Web Browser Interface’ on page 51. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 139: Installing A Software Option (Insopt)
Install the software option. See section ’Installing a software option (insopt)’ on page 127. Installing a software option (insopt) install software option using code supplied Thomson Video Networks: Type insopt after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 140: Uninstalling A Software Option (Rmopt)
To uninstall a software option, you will need its id. This information can be displayed using the lsopt command: Figure 5-21. Displaying option id software option id To uninstall a software option: Type rmopt after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 141: Recovering Lost Keys
(refer to section ’Managing software options’ page 124). If software licenses are ordered with the product, they will have been installed in-factory and be immediately available to the operator. Example Displaying software licenses ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 142: Software Downloading
143. The view, down, uninst and togg commands are ’Tools’ for factory use only. Up to 5 software packages can be downloaded to the ViBE EM4000 memory via the {Download} application (1 active package and 4 inactive packages).
Page 143 (=operator) It is possible to edit the characteristics of these Users and a maximum of 64 Users can be defined. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 144: Adding A User (Usradd)
User to be deleted The following information will be displayed: remove xxxxx: User xxxxx has been successfully deleted. If the operation is not successful, the reason for failure will be displayed. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 145: Displaying The List Of Users (Usrlist)
Configuration contents are defined via the Web Interface (which is also used for configuration management). Table 5-4. Configuration use according to the application Local Console Web Interface Defining configurations Managing configurations (saving, loading, deleting) ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 146: Saving A Current Configuration (Pdcsave)
If the operation is not successful, the save KO <xxxx> message will be displayed where xxxx indicates the reason for failure. Loading a predefined configuration (pdcload) To load a predefined configuration, type pdcload after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 147: Deleting A Predefined Configuration (Pdcrem)
(1 to 39). Some configurations are predefined configurations stored in-factory. They cannot be deleted. The following information will be displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 148: Reading The Description Of A Predefined Configuration (Pdcget)
UTC time and date when the configuration was created access mode: configuration rights (READ/WRITE READ ONLY) size: size of the memory used by the configuration data model: release of the NCCP protocol ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 149: Managing Community Strings And Snmp Agent Information
The Local Console is also used to define sysContact, sysName and sysLocation information for the SNMP agent Mib-2.system branch. Reading SNMP agent information (rinfo) To read SNMP agent Mib-2.system branch sysContact, sysName and sysLocation information, type rinfo after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 150: Writing Snmp Agent Information (Winfo)
Enter the following fields: Location: sysLocation information Contact: sysContact information Name: sysName information Displaying the list of community strings (cread) To display the list of community strings, type cread after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 151: Displaying The List Of Temporary Community Strings (Clist)
If the list has been edited beforehand using the cdel or cadd commands but has not been saved using the csave command, the following message will be displayed: <don’t forget to save changes>. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 152: Adding A Community String (Cadd)
Deletion should be confirmed using the csave command. Saving the list of community strings (csave) To save the list of community strings (transfer the temporary memory to the community memory), type csave after the ViBE prompt: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 153 If the contents of the community memory have not be edited by the transfer, the following message will be displayed: Communities already saved The Encoder must be rebooted for the changes to be applied. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 154: Preventive And Corrective Maintenance Operations
One of the fans is faulty The temperature on one of the boards exceeds 55°C. This high temperature could be due to a faulty or blocked fan, or an outside temperature which is too high. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 155: Chapter 6 Tools
Chapter Tools Introduction This chapter describes the {Download} application which can be supplied by Thomson Video Networks Customer Service. In this Chapter ’Download application’...............page 144 ’Overview’..................page 144 ’Download procedure’ ..............page 148 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 156: Download Application
(eXtended Management System). Refer to the XMS User Manual. Operation Installing and running the application Installing the application To install the {Download} application: Copy the DownloadSetup.exe file on the PC’s hard drive. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 157 Click Next. The following window will be displayed: Figure 6-2. Installation, Download application 2/4 Select the destination directory for the files of the {Download} application and click Next. The following window will be displayed: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 158: Running The Application
Click Next. The {Download} application is installed. On installation completion the following window will be displayed: Figure 6-4. Installation, Download application 4/4 Click Finish. Running the application To run the {Download} application: Open the {Download} application folder. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 159: Screen Description
Figure 6-6. Main window, Download application Screen description The main window features two pages: Devices Software Release The {Download} application release number is displayed in the title bar of the main window. Devices page ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 160: Download Procedure
Select the operation to be performed (upgrade, download or toggle) 5 software releases (1 active software release and 4 inactive software releases) can be loaded in the ViBE EM4000 Encoder memory. To delete a software release from the memory, refer to section ’Uninstall an inactive software’...
Page 161 Click OK. This information will be displayed in the main window. Method 2: Position the mouse cursor on the Devices page and then right-click to display the following shortcut menu: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 162 Enter the device name, IP address and device family of the device to be upgraded. Click OK. This information will be displayed in the main window. Step 2: Selecting the directory containing the file to be downloaded Click the Software Release tab. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 163 To upgrade specific devices, use the standard shortcut operations (Shift + left click) or (Ctrl + right click). To select all devices, use the Select All command in the shortcut menu. Step 4: Selecting the operation to be performed ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 164 Figure 6-14. View or Toggle command, {Download} application Check the box Inactive software release to active To toggle between the active and inactive banks: If necessary, select the inactive software release to active. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 165: Uninstall An Inactive Software
Figure 6-15. Toggle command, {Download} application Uninstall an inactive software To uninstall an inactive software: Position the mouse cursor on the Encoder witch contains the inactive software and then right-click to display the shortcut menu: ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 166 On a Windows 7 platform, if the button is not displayed go to 100% Control Panel \ All Control Panel Items \ Display and switch to Apply Then click and log off/log on. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 167: Other Application Commands
Get SW versions (2nd attempt)... The first attempt at reading the software release has failed. The application is trying again. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 168: Error Messages
Indications Failed. Connection error Impossible to set up the session. The Encoder is unavailable or in the process of rebooting. Failed. Login rejected: Too many Too many applications are open. connections ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 169 Failed. Impossible to connect. The connection has been lost. Failed. SW not found in inactive Impossible to toggle banks as inactive bank for X function(s) bank does not contain the required software. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 170 Chapter 6 ’Tools’ — Download application BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 171: Appendix
............page 164 ’Features’ ..................page 170 ’Options’..................page 185 ’Standard Compliance’ ...............page 193 ’Certifications and environmental specifications’....page 194 ’EU declaration of conformity’ ..........page 196 ’RoHS declaration of conformity’ ..........page 197 ’Ordering guide’................page 198 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 172: General Device Specifications
The chassis is designed to operate at high power to account for future upgrades. The maximum power required for this type of chassis is 600W (primary at 240VAC). The maximum power required (primary) for the ViBE EM4000 Encoder depends on the chassis configuration: Table A-2. ViBE EM4000 Power Consumption...
Page 173: Mechanical Features
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — General Device Specifications Mechanical Features Dimensions ViBE EM4000 has the following dimensions: Width: 19" (449 mm) Height: 1RU Depth: 633 mm without connector, 639 mm with connectors Figure A-1. ViBE EM4000 dimensions 449,4 35,8 REAR PANEL ViBE EM4000 —...
Page 174: Weight
(Delta T) Figure A-2. Cooling air flow Air out (rear and side panels) Air in (front panel) Heat dissipating power Table A-5. ViBE EM4000 heat dissipating power Item Description and Value EM4000 NEM40IN2AA with one PSU 680 BTU/Hour EM4000 NEM40IN4AA with one PSU...
Page 175: Reliability
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — General Device Specifications Reliability Table A-6. ViBE EM4000 and MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) Items MTBF @ 30°C EM4000 NEM40IN2AA with one PSU 62,400 hours EM4000 NEM40IN2AA with two PSUs (option NEMH4PSUAA) 62,200 hours EM4000 NEM40IN4AA with one PSU...
Page 176: Interface Specifications
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Interface Specifications Interface Specifications Input interfaces Table A-7. ViBE EM4000 input connectors Connector Description NEM40IN2AA NEM40IN4AA SDI IN Purpose: 2 or 4 HD-SDI inputs Features: Connectors: 2 or 4 BNC 75 Ohms Standard compliance: SMPTE 259M/292M/425M...
Page 177: Audio Behavior
E to PCM encoding Insertion of silence VBI behavior In case of degraded signal Repetition of last valid VBI AFD data when AFD is selected No repetition for all other VBI data ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 178: Output Interfaces
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Interface Specifications Output interfaces Table A-9. ViBE EM4000 output connectors Connector Description IP OUT 1 & 2 Purpose: Electrical Gigabit Ethernet interfaces for compressed A/V output over IP. Features: Type: IEEE 802.3 1000-BaseT Connector type: RJ45 110 Ohms line impedance Standard: IEEE 8.2.3-2002...
Page 179: Ip Adaptation
QoS is supported by tagging TOS/Diffserv bytes to classify the data packets (RFC 2597 & RFC 2598). Mapping (encapsulation) MPEG/UDP/IP/Ethernet or MPEG/RTP/UDP/IP/Ethernet encapsulation is available for the transmission path. The encapsulation mode can be selected by the User ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 180: Udp Mode (Mpeg/Udp/Ip)
The number of transmitted MPEG packets per frame can be set by the User: 1 to 7 MPEG packets can be selected per frame MPEG transmission The MPEG packet size is 188 bytes ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 181: Control & Command Interfaces
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Interface Specifications Control & Command interfaces Table A-10. ViBE EM4000 Control & Command connectors Connector Description CONTROL Purpose: Ethernet links for device Configuration and Monitoring. Features: Type: IEEE 802.3 100-BaseT Connector type: RJ45 110 Ohms line impedance Type: IEEE 802.3 100-BaseT...
Page 182: Features
Number of services and components Service: 1 generated (per Basic encoder) Video component: 1 per service Audio components: up to 12 stereos per device VBI component: 1 (HD Teletext) ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 183: Hd Video Encoding
1280, 960, 640 50 progressive HD Video preprocessing Video compression provided by the ViBE EM4000 Encoder is designed to eliminate intra-frame and inter-frame redundancy. Any phenomenon, such as noise, which reduces the original picture redundancy will have a negative effect on encoding. Noise is particularly disadvantageous as it adds high frequencies to the picture and the encoder is then unable to distinguish these high frequencies from the useful information.
Page 184 Adaptive video processing is based on 3 filters: a vertical low-pass filter with 7 coefficients a horizontal low-pass filter with 7 coefficients a filter dedicated to low luminance processing Adaptive Filter processing can be set by the User. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 185: Hd Video Processing
All Intra Chroma 8x8 modes Inter modes down to 8x8 partition size Submotion vectors (1/4 pixel) 4x4 Transform 8x8 Transform Skipped MB Spatial Direct modes Multiple reference for P & B pictures ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 186 Note: The GOP size = 1 is authorized. Bitrate CBR and VBR (Local & Remote Flextream or Capped mode Bitrate, from 2 to 20 Mbit/s (CBR) in 1kbit/s steps Seamless bitrate change during configuration by the User ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 187: Audio Processing
"Sine tone": 2.114 kHz 20 bits @0dBFS for both the left and right channel. This test signal is used to calibrate the audio system (encoder and decoder) ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 188: Audio Capabilities
Audio capabilities For the ViBE EM4000 Encoder the audio capabilities are: Encoding NEM40IN2AA: The Encoder features 12 audio encoders (12 x AUD). NEM40IN4AA: The Encoder features 24 audio encoders (24 x AUD).
Page 189: Mpeg-1 Layer Ii Audio Encoding
In this mode, the device that generates the audio signal must be synchronized with the Encoder’s video clock. The audio samples are ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 190: Audio Description Encoding
Figure A-3. Principle of the fade command during the verbal description Description Normal sound after fade Normal sound before fade fade ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 191: Dolby E® Decoding
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Features Figure A-4. Principle of the pan command Figure A-5. Audio Description processing in the ViBE EM4000 Figure A-6. Audio Description processing in a Decoder When the Audio Description feature is enabled and no audio signal is...
Page 192: Audio, Other Features
The Encoder supports encoding of data fields in the private data bytes of the adaptation field according to reference AU information (ETSI 101-154). If this feature is incompatible with some decoders, it can be set to Off via the Management System. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 193: Active Format Description (Afd)
240 kbit/s @ 50 Hz. VBI component insertion in the TS layer is according to ETSI EN 300 472 Specification for Conveying ITU-R System B Teletext in DVB Bitstreams. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 194: Flextream
Encoders via the UDP/IP multicast network. The allocator can manage several pools of Encoders. A Flextream pool can contain ViBE EM4000 Encoders, ViBE EM2000 Encoders, ViBE EM1000 Encoders, ViBE EM3000 Encoders and ViBE Dual Pass Encoders (DP ENC, AD ENC, IP ENC).
Page 195: Control/Command
Remote Flextream configuration Alarm & Status monitoring Control/Command via SNMP The ViBE EM4000 Encoder features a MIB which can be used via the Ethernet CONTROL & COMMAND link and SNMP protocol. SNMP V2.c MIB II support Trap management...
Page 196 Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Features display current alarms display internal temperature recall preset configurations. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 197: Options
NEM40IN4AA. Table A-15. MPEG-1 Layer II encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) Mono 64, 80, 96, 112, 128 Stereo / Joint stereo / Dual channels 128, 160, 192, 224, 256 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 198: Dolby® Digital (Ac3), Dolby® Digital Plus (E-Ac3) 2.0 Encoding
32, 48, 64 Stereo 192, 224, 256, 384, 448 Table A-17. Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3) 2.0 encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) Mono 32, 48, 64 Stereo 64, 96, 128, 192, 224 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 199: Dolby® Digital (Ac3), Dolby® Digital Plus (E-Ac3) 5.1 Encoding
5.1 Surround / 5.0 Surround 384, 448, 512, 576, 640 Table A-19. Dolby ® Digital Plus (E-AC3) 5.1 encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) 5.1 Surround / 5.0 Surround 192, 224, 256, 384, 448 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 200: Aac-Lc, He-Aac, He-Aac V2 2.0 Encoding
Bitrates (kbit/s) Mono 24, 32, 48 Stereo / Joint stereo / Dual channels 48, 64, 80, 96 Table A-22. HE-AAC v2 2.0 encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) Stereo 24, 32 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 201: Aac-Lc, He-Aac 5.1 Encoding
Table A-23. AAC-LC 5.1 encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) 5.1 Surround 256, 320, 384, 448 Table A-24. HE-AAC 5.1 encoding audio bitrates Mode Bitrates (kbit/s) 5.1 Surround 128, 160, 192, 256 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 202: Dolby® E Decoding
(when PCM 2.0 is detected instead of Dolby E) and signals a stereo stream (rather than a surround stream). The default bitrate mode cannot be set by the User. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 203: Dolby® E 5.1 To Dolby® E 2.0 Auto Switch Mode - Dolby Dual Configuration
® ® Dolby E 5.1 Dolby E Output Standard detected, detected, selected Rate set by the User Fixed default bitrate (kbit/s) (kbit/s) ® Dolby Digital (AC3) ® Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3) ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 204: Flextream Options
This option enables the Flextream feature in a pool of Encoders located on the same and/or different sites (WAN infrastructure) and sharing the bandwidth in remote statistical multiplexing mode. One Remote Flextream option must be installed per video channel. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 205: Standard Compliance
Vertical Ancillary Data Mapping of Active Format Description and Bar Data SMPTE RP188-1999 Transmission of Time Code and Control Code in the Ancillary Data Space of a Digital Television Data Stream ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 206: Certifications And Environmental Specifications
EN 61000-4-8: Power Frequency Magnetic Field Immunity Test. EN 61000-4-11: Voltage Dips, Short Interruptions and Voltage Variations Immunity Tests. US FCC CFR 47 part Federal Communication Commission - part 15 (USA): Radio Frequency devices. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 207 • - 25°C to + 70°C. • 95% humidity compliant with the climatogram featured in the standard. • Shocks during In-Use. Pollution No. 2 pollution. specifications Protection IEC 60529: 1989 IP20 protection. specifications ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 208: Eu Declaration Of Conformity
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — EU declaration of conformity EU declaration of conformity ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 209: Rohs Declaration Of Conformity
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — RoHS declaration of conformity RoHS declaration of conformity ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 210: Ordering Guide
Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Ordering guide Ordering guide Table A-29. Ordering references for VIBE EM4000 Commercial Part Description code number Chassis ViBE4000-2BB-IN NEM40IN2AA EM4000 platform, single PSU, capability for 2 HD channels. Capability for up to 4 xDolby E decoding and 4x surround 5.1...
Page 211 Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Ordering guide Table A-29. Ordering references for VIBE EM4000 Commercial Part Description code number EM4000-LIC-HEAAC51 NEMS4A51AA AAC-LC HE-AAC surround encoding (one 5.1 or three 2.0). Up to 4 options can be ordered per chassis NEM40IN2AA or 8...
Page 212 Appendix A ’Technical Specifications’ — Ordering guide BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 213: Appendix B Safety Instructions
également à prendre en considération. Pour prévenir les risques de décharges électriques, n’enlevez jamais le capot de l’équipement. Si le capot de l’équipement est enlevé, la garantie cesse de s’appliquer. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 214: Safety Summary (English)
Indicates that static sensitive components are present which may be damaged by electrostatic discharge. Use anti-static procedures, equipment and surfaces during servicing. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 215: Rack Mount Safety Instructions
Provide proper ventilation as described in section ’Mounting in Rack’ on page 18 to keep the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum operating temperature specified by the manufacturer. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 216 Only replace with the same or equivalent memory type. Ensure the memory is inserted the right way round; Please dispose of dead memories according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Danger of explosion if memory is incorrectly replaced. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 217 — Observe the following rules: WARRANTY COMPLIANCE Only pluggable board replacement by a qualified personel is allowed. In all other cases replace the equipment with a spare. Never remove the cover of the equipment. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 218: Sicherheit - Überblick (Deutsch)
Zusätzliche, nicht obligatorische externe Erdungsklemme als Ergänzung zur internen Erdungsklemme. Statikempfindliche Bauteile, die durch elektrostatische Entladung (ESD) beschädigt werden können, sind durch ESD-geeignete Verfahren, Werkzeuge und antistatische Oberflächen während der Wartung zu schützen. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 219 Raumtemperatur sein. Durch eine ausreichende Belüftung gemäß Abschnitt section ’Mounting in Rack’ on page 18 ist dafür zu sorgen, dass die vom Hersteller vorgeschriebene maximale Betriebstemperatur nicht überschritten wird (Temperaturangaben siehe Abschnitt Technische Daten des Benutzerhandbuchs). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 220 Der RAM-Speicher ist durch qualifiziertes Personal auszuwechseln; Denselben oder einen gleichwertigen RAM-Speicher verwenden; Auf die richtige Positionierung des neuen Speichers achten; Alte Speicher gemäß den Anweisungen des Herstellers entsorgen. nicht ordnungsgemäß installiertem Speicher besteht Explosionsgefahr. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 221 Garantie zu beachten: Das Auswechseln der Steckkarte hat ausschließlich durch qualifiziertes Personal zu erfolgen. In allen anderen Fällen ist das Gerät durch ein Ersatzgerät zu ersetzen. Niemals die Abdeckungen des Gerätes abnehmen. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 222: Consignes De Sécurité (Français)
Signale la présence de composants sensibles à l’électricité statique et qui sont susceptibles d’être endommagés par une décharge électrostatique. Utilisez des procédures, des équipements et des surfaces antistatiques durant les interventions d’entretien. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 223 SOURCES D’ALIMENTATION ET INTERVENTION DANS LE CHÂSSIS Le châssis peut être alimenté par deux sources d’alimentation pourvues pour chacune d’elles d’un cordon d’alimentation. Déconnectez tous les cordons d’alimentation avant toute intervention. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 224 Ces composants ont une durée de vie suffisante pour ne jamais être changés. Si, pour une raison quelconque, le remplacement s’avère nécessaire, il convient de respecter les conditions suivantes : ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 225 Notre Département Service Clients examine les emballages à l'arrivée et pourra refuser d'effectuer une réparation en cas de défaut visuel sur l'emballage dû au ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 226 Seul le remplacement des cartes enfichables et qui ne requiert pas le démontage du capot est autorisé. Dans tous les autres cas, remplacez l’équipement par un équipement de rechange. Ne démontez jamais le capot. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 227: Safety Instructions For Finland, Norway, Sweden
SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINLAND suojamaadoituskoskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan. — Apparatet må SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR NORWAY tilkoples jordet stikkontakt. — Apparaten skall SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SWEDEN anslutas till jordat uttag. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 228 Appendix B ’Safety Instructions’ — Specific Safety Instructions BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 229: Appendix C Regulatory Notices
Communications du Canada. EN55022 Class A Warning In a domestic environment, products that comply with Class A may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 230: Laser Safety
For IEC compliance: The radiant power is detected through a 7 mm aperture at a distance of 100 mm from the source focused through a lens with a focal length of 100 mm. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 231 0dBm, AVAGO, AFBR-5710LZ, CDRH 9720151-13, TUV e9971083.07, UL e173874. For 1000BASE-LX (ordering reference: N900GSF1GA): Class1, 1300 nm, maximum optical output power: -3dBm, AVAGO, AFCT-5710LZ, CDRH 9521220-52, TUV 933/510206/02, UL e173874. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 232 Appendix C ’Regulatory Notices’ — Laser Compliance BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 233: Appendix D Customer Services
In this Chapter ’Support Center Contacts’............page 222 ’Warranty’ ..................page 224 ’Services’..................page 225 ’Spare Parts’ .................page 226 ’Returning Equipment’..............page 227 ’Repackaging for Shipment’ ............page 228 ’Recycling the Product’ ...............page 230 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 234: Support Center Contacts
To ensure fast customer service please include the following information when contacting Thomson by email: Your contract number Your geographical location (i.e. country you are in) The name of your product ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 235 Appendix D ’Customer Services’ — Support Center Contacts Any additional system configuration information relating to your product ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 236: Warranty
Warranty Policy described individual distributorship agreement applies. For details on the Thomson warranty policy, please contact your Thomson sales representative (list of sales representatives available on the Thomson website at: http://www.thomson-networks.com/ ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 237: Services
Appendix D ’Customer Services’ — Services Services Training and assistance service offers are available and can be quoted for upon request. Thomson OneCare service level agreement offers apply to this product. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 238: Spare Parts
Appendix D ’Customer Services’ — Spare Parts Spare Parts The spare part is the product itself, there are no other subsets available as spare parts. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 239: Returning Equipment
RMA request for which we do not have a clear and complete fault description. If no fault is found, a fixed price will be raised to cover shipping and testing of the unit. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 240: Repackaging For Shipment
Service Department will examine packaging on arrival and can refuse to carry out repairs if the packaging has been visibly damaged during transportation and this has led to further damage in addition to the fault originally noted. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 241: Long Term Product Support
Thomson LTPS policy. In such cases, LTPS data and associated services governed by the terms and conditions of OneCare contracts override the general LTPS policy. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 242: Recycling The Product
For further information on the Thomson Video Networks product take back system, please visit our website’s Environmental Policy page: http://www.thomson-networks.com/ ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 243: Appendix E Alarms
Appendix Alarms Introduction This chapter gives the list of alarms which can be displayed on the Encoder. For each alarm the diagnostics, action to be performed and alarm severity are given. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 244 Alarms BLANK PAGE ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 245: Glossary
Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 db last updated: July 13, 2012, 11:38 AM & doc generated: July 23, 2012, 2:40 PM...
Page 246 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 51/backplaneFailure Category Equipment Default severity major Wording (English) Backplane failure Wording (French) Défaillance du fond de panier Diagnosis (English) CPU - PIC interface : initialisation failed. Diagnosis (French) Interface CPU - PIC : échec de l'initialisation. Action (English) Reset the board.
Page 247 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1231/bad bitrate Category Quality of service Default severity warning Wording (English) Bad bitrate Wording (French) Mauvais débit Diagnosis (English) Input bitrate does not match with expected one or bitrate violation Diagnosis (French) Le débit d’entrée ne correspond pas au débit attendu. Action (English) Check receive signal bitrate Action (French)
Page 248 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [136] Tributary rate out of band [139] Bad bitrate [191] Tributary rate out of band MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [104] Mauvais débit [110] Mauvais débit [136] Débit affluent hors bande [139] Mauvais débit [191] Débit affluent hors bande Page 4...
Page 249 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1063/bad embedded signal Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) Bad embedded signal Wording (French) Mauvais signal inséré Diagnosis (English) Bad embedded signal. Diagnosis (French) Mauvais signal inséré. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French) Vérifier le signal d'entrée.
Page 250 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [17] Audio insérée hors service [104] Mauvais signal inséré [110] Mauvais signal inséré [120] Mauvais signal inséré Page 6...
Page 251 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 160/configurationOrCustomisationError Category Processing error Default severity critical Wording (English) Configuration or customization error Wording (French) Erreur de configuration ou de personnalisation Diagnosis (English) Configuration or customization error detected. Diagnosis (French) Erreur de configuration ou de personnalisation détecté. Action (English) Check consistency between configuration of board or equipment declared and the booad or equipment physically installed.
Page 252 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [34] Flextream configuration error [63] Failed to update the configuration [64] Failed to update the configuration [66] Output port configuration failed [87] Configuration or customisation error [87] replaceable unit configuration mismatch [94] Configuration or customisation error [134] Board programmation lost [135] Board programmation lost...
Page 253 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1175/configuration inconsistency Category Processing error Default severity critical Wording (English) Configuration inconsistency Wording (French) Incohérence dans la configuration Diagnosis (English) Illegal or inconsistent configuration. Diagnosis (French) La fonction est dans un état instable. Action (English) Contact Customer Service.
Page 254 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 EM4000 Dual Channel EM4000 Quad Channel EM4000 Hexa Channel EM4000 Octal Channel N8000 MSU 4422 DBD4431 - DVB QPSK Demodulator DBD4431 - COFDM DBD4431 - DVB ASI Input RD 2000 RD 5000 SD RD 5002 SD Tandberg TT5031 (Conax) Tandberg TT5032 (Mediaguard) Tandberg TT5033 (Nagravision)
Page 255 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [17] Erreur set-up [18] Encodeur inconnu pour le PID %4 [19] Incompatibilité de configuration [45] mauvaise configuration (%2) [61] Carte %5 non déclarée [61] Carte %4 non détectée [61] Carte fille %1 absente [75] Mauvaise adresse IP Gateway par défaut [75] Mauvaise adresse IP pour le contrôle/commande [75] Mauvais masque IP pour le contrôle/commande [75] Mauvaise adresse IP pour l’injection de données...
Page 256 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 153/corruptData Category Processing error Default severity major Wording (English) Corrupt data Wording (French) Données corrompues Diagnosis (English) Corrupt data detected. Diagnosis (French) Données corrompues détectées. Action (English) Report the problem to the Customer Service. Action (French) Signaler le problème au Service Clients.
Page 257 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [138] Data buffer failure MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [66] Buffer d'entrée corrompu [94] Données corrompues [132] Erreur de checksum NOVRAM - contrôleur de face avant [138] Echec du buffer de données Page 13...
Page 258 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 3/degradedSignal Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) Degraded signal Wording (French) Signal dégradé Diagnosis (English) Input signal is degraded or fluctating. Diagnosis (French) Lorsque cet événement se produit, le champ Problème spécifique indique un code interne utilisé...
Page 259 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 ViBE Encoder ViBE Decoder ViBE Front End PDH SD Encoder MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [110] Degraded signal [120] Degraded signal [137] Signal low [145] Fluctuating input [155] Satellite BER too high [155] Eb/N0 too low [155] Eb /N0 too low (signal noise ratio too low) MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french)
Page 260 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1330/Detected silence Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Detected silence Wording (French) Silence détecté Diagnosis (English) Silence detected on specified channel Diagnosis (French) Silence détecté sur la voie spécifiée Action (English) Check input signal level or increase delay for silence detection. Action (French) Vérifier le niveau du signal d’entrée ou augmenter le délai pour la detection du silence.
Page 261 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 605/duplicateInformation Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Duplicate information Wording (French) Information dupliquée Diagnosis (English) The specified parameter is duplicated in the context. Diagnosis (French) Le paramètre spécifié est dupliqué dans le contexte. Action (English) Check the specified parameter.
Page 262 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 204/excessiveResponseTime Category Quality of service Default severity warning Wording (English) Excessive response time Wording (French) Temps de réponse excessif Diagnosis (English) In Remote Flextream context For encoder: time before bitrate application is inferior to 20% of Round Trip Delay (RTD) For allocator: complexity received too late Diagnosis (French) Dans le contexte Remote Flextream:...
Page 263 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [143] [REMOTE FLEXTREAM] Excessive response time MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [143] [REMOTE FLEXTREAM] Temps de réponse excessif Page 19...
Page 264 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1108/function not operating Category Equipment Default severity major Wording (English) Function not operating Wording (French) Fonction inopérante Diagnosis (English) A function of the equipment is found inoperating Diagnosis (French) Une fonction ou module d'un équipement est inopérant Action (English) Contact Customer Service.
Page 265 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [154] Audio 2 decoder is not operating [154] Audio 3 decoder is not operating [154] Video decoder is not operating [155] Decoding stopped MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [154] Décodeur audio 1 inopérant [154] Décodeur audio 2 inopérant [154] Décodeur audio 3 inopérant [154] Décodeur vidéo inopérant...
Page 266 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1068/Half duplex mode Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) Half duplex mode Wording (French) Mode half duplex Diagnosis (English) Auto negociation done in half duplex mode (transceiver status). Diagnosis (French) Négociation automatique effectuée en mode half duplex (statut de l’émetteur-récepteur). Action (English) Transmission and Reception stream could be correct but it is recommended to work in Full Duplex Mode...
Page 267 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [111] Mode half duplex [116] Mode half duplex Page 23...
Page 268 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1075/hardware failure Category Equipment Default severity critical Wording (English) Hardware failure Wording (French) Défaillance matérielle Diagnosis (English) One or more key hardware modules of the unit are not responding. Diagnosis (French) Un ou plusieurs modules matériels clés de la carte ne répondent pas. Action (English) Reboot the equipment.
Page 269 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 IRDETO/DVBSC CONAX/DVBSC SelectaVision/DVBSC NDS/DVBSC CRYTOWORKS/DVBSC ViBE EM3000 MPEG4 EM4000 Dual Channel EM4000 Quad Channel EM4000 Octal Channel HDE 8100 N8000 Integrated Receiver Decoder Tandberg TT5031 (Conax) Tandberg TT5032 (Mediaguard) Tandberg TT5033 (Nagravision) Tandberg TT5034 (Viaccess) Rate Shaper V-SFN Itis Adapter HDD 8200...
Page 270 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [138] Modulator board internal alarm [138] Function/module interface internal alarm [138] Unexpected architecture [140] System fault [144] Hardware error [144] MMI initialisation failed [144] Input initialisation failed [144] Euroboard input failed [144] TS initialisation failed [144] CA initialisation failed [144] DEC initialisation failed [147] 625 Ln no response...
Page 271 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [98] Carte fille inconnue [98] L'ECMG est en cours d'arrêt [102] Défaillance matérielle [103] Défaillance matérielle [106] Défaillance matérielle [111] Défaillance matérielle [115] Défaillance matérielle [116] Défaillance matérielle [119] Défaillance matérielle [132] Défaut liaison bloc données auxiliaires-décodeur composite [132] Echec de l’autocalibration [132] Débordement FIFO d’entrée LTCe [132] Problème dans le bloc données auxiliaires...
Page 272 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 123/highTemperature Category Environmental Default severity critical Wording (English) High temperature Wording (French) Température élevée Diagnosis (English) Internal temperature is over maximum ratings. The device may be permanently damaged if kept in that state. Diagnosis (French) La température interne excède la limite maximum.
Page 273 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 DBX 2200 (12 TS inputs) Barco Quasar without RF converter Barco Channelized Quasar Barco Agile Quasar VHF Barco Agile Quasar UHF Barco Quasar MKII without RF converter Barco Channelized Quasar MKII Barco Agile Quasar MKII VHF Barco Agile Quasar MKII UHF Barco Agile Quasar MKII Full Band Vecima VistaLynx QAM...
Page 274 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1067/Link down Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Link down Wording (French) Liaison coupée Diagnosis (English) The line transceiver of the board cannot lock on signal. Note : This event, as many other reception alarms, is generally produced by transmission problems in the network.
Page 275 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 The following device(s) can raise this probable cause EM4000 Dual Channel EM4000 Quad Channel EM4000 Hexa Channel EM4000 Octal Channel RD 2000 RD 5000 SD RD 5002 SD RD 1000 RD 1002 RD 5000 HD-SD RD 3000 SD Encoder ViBE Mosaïc Generator ASI...
Page 276 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 157/lossOfRealTimel Category Processing error Default severity major Wording (English) Loss of real time Wording (French) Perte de temps réel Diagnosis (English) Consequence of input signal sync error or CPU load. Diagnosis (French) Conséquence d'une erreur de synchronisation du signal d'entrée ou de la charge CPU. Action (English) Check input signal and cable(s).
Page 277 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [103] Perte de temps réel Page 33...
Page 278 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 8/lossOfSignal Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Loss of signal Wording (French) Perte de signal Diagnosis (English) No input signal detected on physical interface. Diagnosis (French) Pas de signal d'entrée détecté sur l'interface physique. Action (English) Check signal at the input physical interface and check cable.
Page 279 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 DBD 4433 - ASI Input DBD 4433 - PDH Input DBD 4433 - ATM Input DBD 4433 - DSNG Input (Q/8/16) DBD 4436 - QPSK Input DBD 4436 - QAM Input DBD 4436 - ASI Input DBD 4436 - PDH Input DBD 4436 - ATM Input DBD 4436 - DSNG Input (Q/8/16)
Page 280 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [26] Pas de signal SDI [27] Pas de signal analogique [27] Absence de synchro [34] Pas de signal SDI [45] absence signal SDI [47] Sécurisation interne activée [63] Pas de signal sur l’entrée %2 [64] Pas de signal sur l’entrée %2 [110] Perte de signal [115] Perte de signal [120] Perte de signal...
Page 281 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1029/loss of stream Category Communications Default severity warning Wording (English) Loss of stream Wording (French) Perte de flux Diagnosis (English) No transport stream at device input. Diagnosis (French) Pas de flux de transport à l'entrée de l'équipement. Action (English) Check input stream Action (French)
Page 282 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [110] Perte de flux [117] Perte de flux Page 38...
Page 283 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1348/no AD control track in signal Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) No AD control track in signal Wording (French) Pas de contrôle AD dans le signal Diagnosis (English) Input signal does not contain Audio Description Control Track Diagnosis (French) Le signal d’entrée ne contient pas de données de contrôle pour l’Audio Description Action (English)
Page 284 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1052/no AFD in signal Category Communications Default severity warning Wording (English) No AFD in signal Wording (French) Pas de AFD dans le signal Diagnosis (English) AFD not detected. Diagnosis (French) AFD non détecté. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French)
Page 285 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [26] AFD absent [105] Pas de AFD dans le signal [107] Pas de AFD dans le signal [109] Pas de AFD dans le signal Page 41...
Page 286 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1053/no ED in signal Category Communications Default severity warning Wording (English) No ED in signal Wording (French) Pas de ED dans le signal Diagnosis (English) EDS not detected. Diagnosis (French) EDS non détecté. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French)
Page 287 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [105] Pas de ED dans le signal Page 43...
Page 288 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1062/no embedded signal Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) No embedded signal Wording (French) Pas de signal inséré Diagnosis (English) No embedded signal. Diagnosis (French) Pas de signal inséré. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French) Vérifier le signal d'entrée.
Page 289 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [17] Pas d’entrée avec audio insérée [104] Pas de signal inséré [110] Pas de signal inséré [120] Pas de signal inséré Page 45...
Page 290 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1336/No expected standard in signal Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) No expected standard in signal Wording (French) Standard attendu absent du signal Diagnosis (English) Signal is not compliant with configurated and specified standard Diagnosis (French) Le signal n’est pas compatible avec le standard configuré...
Page 291 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1044/no PCM in signal Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) No PCM in signal Wording (French) Pas de PCM dans le signal Diagnosis (English) Input signal is not PCM audio. Diagnosis (French) Le signal d'entrée n'est pas un signal audio PCM.
Page 292 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [120] Pas de PCM dans le signal Page 48...
Page 293 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1176/no stream carried in program Category Processing error Default severity minor Wording (English) No stream carried in program Wording (French) Aucun flux acheminé dans le programme Diagnosis (English) No stream or program found. Diagnosis (French) Aucun flux trouvé...
Page 294 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [63] Erreur dans l'entête de programme. [64] Erreur dans l'entête de programme. [107] Aucun flux acheminé dans le programme [108] Aucun flux acheminé dans le programme [190] Programme introuvable dans MPTS d'entrée Page 50...
Page 295 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1051/no TC in signal Category Communications Default severity warning Wording (English) No TC in signal Wording (French) Pas de TC dans le signal Diagnosis (English) Time Code (VITC/DVITC) not detected. Diagnosis (French) Time Code (VITC/DVITC) non détecté. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French)
Page 296 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [26] Pas de time-code dans le signal (VITC/DVITC) [105] Pas de TC dans le signal [107] Pas de TC dans le signal [109] Pas de TC dans le signal [132] Absence VITC Page 52...
Page 297 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1046/no teletext in signal Category Communications Default severity warning Wording (English) No teletext in signal Wording (French) Pas de télétexte dans le signal Diagnosis (English) Teletext not detected. Diagnosis (French) Télétexte non détecté. Action (English) Check input signal Action (French)
Page 298 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [132] No expected teletext (A, B) or subtitle B input [148] Teletext no data MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [26] CEEFAX absent [105] Pas de télétexte dans le signal [109] Pas de télétexte dans le signal [132] Absence télétexte ou sous titre [148] Pas de données teletext Page 54...
Page 299 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1198/Option missing Category Processing error Default severity minor Wording (English) Option missing Wording (French) Option non installée Diagnosis (English) The current configuration cannot be fully applied due to a software option not installed or due to an unsufficient count of software options.
Page 300 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 RD 5002 SD Jade ViBE ViBE Encoder ViBE Decoder ViBE Front End PDH ViBE Front End 100BT ViBE Front End ASI RD 5000 HD-SD RD 3000 SD Encoder ViBE Mosaïc Generator ASI ViBE Mosaïc Generator IP VS7000 v1.x MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [62] %1...
Page 301 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 154/outOfCPUCycles Category Processing error Default severity critical Wording (English) Out of CPU cycles Wording (French) Plus de ressource processeur disponible Diagnosis (English) Diagnosis (French) Action (English) Action (French) Automatic redundancy Current autobackup: Impossible Upstream autobackup: Impossible The following device(s) can raise this probable cause...
Page 302 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1329/No valid bitrate allocation received Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) No valid bitrate allocation received Wording (French) Allocation de débit reçue non valide Diagnosis (English) No valid bitrate allocation received Diagnosis (French) Allocation de débit reçue non valide Action (English) For Remote Flextream: check the remote allocator work.
Page 303 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [143] [REMOTE FLEXTREAM] Erreur de débit PCR Page 59...
Page 304 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 58/powerProblem Category Equipment Default severity major Wording (English) Power problem Wording (French) Problème d'alimentation Diagnosis (English) Power supply unit reports a power supply problem. Diagnosis (French) L'unité d'alimentation signale un problème d'alimentation. Action (English) Check if Power Supply Unit concerned is plugged in the chassis, if power cord is plugged and if switch is ON.
Page 305 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 DBX 2200 (8 TS inputs) DBX 2200 (12 TS inputs) MUXEMB/DSS (23 TS inputs) DBX 4300 (6 to 26 TS inputs) Vecima VistaLynx QAM Sandar EM4000 Dual Channel EM4000 Quad Channel EM4000 Hexa Channel EM4000 Octal Channel DM3200/6400 ViBE Gecko 8900FFN...
Page 306 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1098/Rebooting Category Equipment Default severity major Wording (English) (Re)booting Wording (French) (Re)démarrage Diagnosis (English) (Re)boot of the device is in progress. The product does not render the expected service until this alarm disappears. Diagnosis (French) L'équipement est en phase de (re)boot.
Page 307 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [46] Equipement en phase de boot [140] Début d’initialisation Page 63...
Page 308 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 17/receiveFailure Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Receive failure Wording (French) Echec de réception Diagnosis (English) In Flextream context The encoder cannot communicate with the allocator via the HDLC bus. In Remote Flextream context For encoder: no bitrate order from remote allocator received For allocator: complexity not received Diagnosis (French)
Page 309 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Automatic redundancy Current autobackup: Impossible Upstream autobackup: Impossible The following device(s) can raise this probable cause Net Processor 9030 Amber Net Processor 9040 ViBE EM3000 MPEG4 EM4000 Dual Channel EM4000 Quad Channel EM4000 Hexa Channel EM4000 Octal Channel ViBE ViBE Encoder...
Page 310 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 62/replaceableUnitMissing Category Equipment Default severity critical Wording (English) Replaceable unit missing Wording (French) Unité amovible manquante Diagnosis (English) Board can not be detected. Diagnosis (French) La carte ne peut être détectée. Action (English) Check that board is correctly inserted in the right slot.
Page 311 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [94] Replaceable unit missing [137] No channel filter [144] No input board MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [94] Unité de remplacement manquante [137] Pas de channel filter [144] Pas de carte d’entrée Page 67...
Page 312 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 69/replaceableUnitProblem Category Equipment Default severity major Wording (English) Replaceable unit problem Wording (French) Problème d'unité amovible Diagnosis (English) The board has been configured as inhibited. It is declared as a spare inactive board. Note : this is an informational state.
Page 313 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1077/rtc battery failure Category Equipment Default severity minor Wording (English) Real time clock battery failure Wording (French) Défaillance de la batterie d’horloge temps réel Diagnosis (English) Backup battery is discharged. Product may loose its configuration after the next reboot or switch off.
Page 314 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1331/Saturated signal Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Saturated signal Wording (French) Signal saturé Diagnosis (English) Signal saturation detected on specified channel Diagnosis (French) Saturation du signal détecté sur la voie spécifiée Action (English) Check input signal level or disable saturation detection Action (French)
Page 315 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 156/sfwrDownloadFailure Category Processing error Default severity major Wording (English) Sfwr download failure Wording (French) Echec de téléchargement de logiciel Diagnosis (English) Impossible to download a firmware in a programmable component. Diagnosis (French) Impossible de télécharger un logiciel embarqué dans un composant programmable. Action (English) Contact Customer Service for analysis and repair.
Page 316 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [17] Can’t load firmware [26] Can’t load firmware [34] Can’t load firmware [45] can’t load flex (%2) [95] Sfwr download failure [102] Sfwr download failure [106] Sfwr download failure MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [17] Impossible de charger le logiciel [26] Chargement du logiciel impossible [34] Chargement du logiciel impossible...
Page 317 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1030/stream error Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Stream error Wording (French) Erreur de flux Diagnosis (English) Error in stream. Diagnosis (French) Erreur dans le flux. Action (English) Check input stream Action (French) Contacter le Service Client.
Page 318 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 ViBE Front End 100BT ViBE Front End ASI RD 5000 HD-SD HDD 8200 RD 3000 Opal MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [28] Bad packet size [63] Request to get the program headers failed [64] Request to get the program headers failed [66] Packet continuity counter error.
Page 319 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1031/stream overflow Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Stream overflow Wording (French) Débordement du flux Diagnosis (English) Input rate is too high. Diagnosis (French) Le débit d’entrée est trop élevé. Action (English) Check input stream Action (French) Vérifier le flux d’entrée.
Page 320 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [23] TS interface overflow [55] input overflow [110] Stream overflow [117] Stream overflow [135] Input overflow [137] Input bitrate high [137] Input bitrate out of range [148] Overflow [148] Teletext overflow [155] TS Buffer overflow [183] AAL5 packet buffer overflow...
Page 321 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1278/Unreachable destination Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Unreachable destination Wording (French) Destination inaccessible Diagnosis (English) Unreachable destination. Destination host is not connected to network, or bad IP settings of destination host or problem of configuration on intermediate routers. Diagnosis (French) Impossible d’atteindre la destination.
Page 322 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [111] Unreachable destination [116] Unreachable destination MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [111] Destination inaccessible [116] Destination inaccessible Page 78...
Page 323 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1339/Unsuitable link speed Category Communications Default severity minor Wording (English) Unsuitable link speed Wording (French) Vitesse de la liaison inadaptée Diagnosis (English) The affected ethernet interface has detected a connection but the speed is not compatible with the port speed.
Page 324 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) Page 80...
Page 325 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1183/unvalid saved configuration Category Processing error Default severity critical Wording (English) Invalid saved configuration Wording (French) Configuration sauvegardée non valide Diagnosis (English) The configuration stored in the non volatile memory is invalid and has been discarded. The product is working with its default configuration.
Page 326 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 [19] Unvalid configuration [81] Recall of PCMCIA configuration failed [95] Unvalid saved configuration [102] Unvalid saved configuration [106] Unvalid saved configuration [115] Unvalid saved configuration [116] Unvalid saved configuration [119] Unvalid saved configuration [132] Saved context default [133] Saved configurations lost [140] Last Restore error MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french)
Page 327 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1076/ventilation failure Category Equipment Default severity critical Wording (English) Ventilation failure Wording (French) Défaillance de la ventilation Diagnosis (English) Fan concerned is out of service. Diagnosis (French) Le ventilateur concerné est hors service. Action (English) If external, check that an air fan is powered on.
Page 328 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 EM4000 Hexa Channel EM4000 Octal Channel RD 2000 RD 5000 SD RD 5002 SD RD 1000 RD 1002 Maestream ViBE RD 5000 HD-SD RD 3000 Opal II ViBE Mobile TV Cisco Catalyst 2960 Cisco Catalyst 4510R Cisco Catalyst 3560 / 3750 SD Encoder ViBE Mosaïc Generator ASI...
Page 329 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 Probable Cause 1064/video standard mismatch Category Communications Default severity major Wording (English) Video standard mismatch Wording (French) Norme vidéo incompatible Diagnosis (English) Input standard is different from the declared standard. Diagnosis (French) La norme détectée est différente de celle définie dans la configuration. Action (English) change preferred standard in configuration or change standard of input signal Action (French)
Page 330 Alarm Help (X733 syntax) 9.60 MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (english) [34] Bad standard 50/60Hz [45] Bad standard 50/60Hz [107] videoStdMismatch [110] Video standard mismatch [132] Unknown or wrong standard on reference input [132] Unknown or wrong standard on digital video input [132] Unknown composite standard MTEP syntax alarms matching this probable cause (french) [34] Mauvais standard 50/60Hz...
Page 331 AMOL I and II Automatic Measure of Lineups. Data inserted in the VBI lines and used by automated equipment to measure program-viewing ratings (NTSC). AMOL I: 48 bits/line, AMOL II: 96 bits/line. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 332 CABAC is a form of entropy coding used in H.264 video encoding. It is notable for providing much better compression than CAVLC but is more computationally expensive. CABAC is not supported in Baseline and Extended profiles. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 333 A ratio in decibels is ten times the logarithm to base 10 of the ratio of two power quantities. A decibel is one tenth of a bel, a seldom-used unit. dBFS Decibel Full Scale ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 334 ETSI standard EN 302 304 in November 2004. DVB-T Digital Video Broadcasting baseline system for digital terrestrial television. DVB SI Digital Video Broadcasting Service Information. DVS 053 See ANSI/SCTE-21. DVS 157 See ANSI/SCTE-20. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 335 The most widely used local area network (LAN) defined by the IEEE as the 802.3 standard. ETSI EN 300 706 The European Television Standards Institute’s (ETSI) specification for World Standard Teletext (WST). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 336 H.264 ITU/ETSI name for MPEG-4 Part-10 (ISO/IEC 14496-10). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 337 Integrated Receiver Decoder. The IRD is the official name for the satellite receiver, which has a built-in decoder for unscrambling subscription channels. Also known as a Set-Top Box for cable. International Standards Organization. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 338 16 pixels by 4, 8, 12 or 16 pixels. MBAFF MacroBlock Adaptive Frame Field coding. Use a macroblock pair structure for pictures coded as frames. Mbit/s Million bits per second. Master Guide Table (ATSC). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 339 In a GOP (Group Of Picture), N is the distance between successive I-Frames. Network Abstraction Layer (H264) Network Information Table A mandatory Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) SI table, that provides a grouping of Transport Streams (TSs) and the relevant tuning information. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 340 If the values are the same then no adjustment is needed but if the two values are different, the decoder must either reset, speed up, or slow down its STC. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 341 (video size:160 x 120 pixels (NTSC) or 192 X 144 pixels (PAL). QVGA Quarter Video Graphics Array. QVGA is a popular term for a computer display with 320×240 display resolution. R, G, B Red, Green, Blue. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 342 A video format that was developed to allow the storage and transmission of digital video. The SIF format specifies resolutions of the following: NTSC (525/59.94 SIF format) is 352x240 x29.97fps PAL (625/50 SIF format) is 352x288 x25.00fps ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 343 (e.g., A, B, C, and D) on 4 switch ports, A and B can transfer data back and forth, while C and D also do so simultaneously, and the two conversations will not interfere with one another. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 344 Unicast is communication between a single sender and a single receiver over a network. Coordinated Universal Time. UTC is the time standard by which the world regulates clocks and time. In casual use, UTC corresponds to Greenwich Mean Time (or GMT). ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 345 Weighted prediction Allows an encoder to specify the use of a scaling and offset when performing motion compensation, and providing a significant benefit in performance in special cases, such as fade-to-black, fade-in, and cross-fade transitions. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 346 625 line / 50 Hz television systems (ITUR 653). It is used for teletext throughout Europe today. The actual version of the WST is Word System B. Y (Luminance) Defines the brightness of a TV picture. ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 347 Block diagram ...........10 EMC ground ..........23 Body, Descriptor .........97 Encoder x, Name ........111 Equipment, Name ........111 EU declaration of conformity ....196 Closed caption, Video VBI ......79 Closed GOP ..........79 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 348 Interface Deactivation, IP interface ... 65 Interface Status, IP interface ..... 66 IP adaptation ...........167 IP address, IP interface ......65 Original Bitstream, Dolby Audio ....93 IP OUT 1 & 2 ...........166 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 349 ........89 PuTTY SSH client application ....26 PVR Descriptor ..........79 Tag, Descriptor ........... 97 Time Code, Video VBI ........ 79 Quality, Video ..........81 Time To Leave byte (TTL), IP Transmission . ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...
Page 350 VBI processing features ......9 VBI Type, VBI ..........96 VBR Mode, Video ........81 Ventilation ........18 Ventilation restrictions ......18 Video features ..........8 Virtual Source IP Address, IP Transmission . Weight ............162 ViBE EM4000 — Release 1.10 User Manual — 46073586AB02...

Thompson ViBE EM4000 User Manual

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 2 Installation and Startup

Chapter 4 Web Browser Interface

Chapter 5 Servicing

Chapter 6 Tools

A Appendix Technical Specifications

Appendix

Appendix B Safety Instructions

Appendix C Regulatory Notices

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