Reach Bee 8 User Manual Documentversion V1.0 Released date 2013-10...
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Reach Bee 8 is a high performance recording and streaming product developed by SZ REACH TECH CO., LTD. Based on the latest DaVinci 168 video processing chip, Bee 8 is integrated with different input and output interfaces for HD video, audio, VGA, and USB signals, allowing it to automatically identify various signal source combinations, and generate general MP4 video files.
The iPad control terminal can be used to: Monitor the status of a collecting device (Bee 8) that is connected to the iPad through the IP network, and remotely control cameras in a specific meeting room. The iPad control terminal is dedicated to the iPad tablet.
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Pauses a video recording or VOD playing task. The button is light-off by default. If there is a running recording task on Bee 8, you can press this PAUSE button to pause the task. The PAUSE button lights on after being pressed, and the REC button lights off at the same time.
User Manual Name Description If there is a VOD file playing on Bee 8, you can press this button to pause the video playing. The PAUSE button lights on after being pressed. Stops a video recording or VOD playing task. The button is light-off by default.
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USB File Download Note: When a USB disk or USB mobile hard disk is connected to the USB port, Bee 8 will check the available space of the USB disk or USB mobile hard disk. If the available space is less than 1G, the USB character blinks on the LCD screen, indicating that no video files can be downloaded to the USB disk or USB mobile hard disk.
In the scenario where no video file is recorded on Bee 8: When a USB disk or USB mobile hard disk is connected to the USB port, Bee 8 will check the available space of the USB disk or USB mobile hard disk.
Serial port switch LAN interface (LAN) 3. Bee 8 Configuration Bee 8 Web interface is used in conjunction with Bee 8. You can log in to the Web page to remotely set parameters for Bee 8. 3.1 Bee 8 Web interface Login Open the IE browser (IE8 or higher is required), enter the IP address of Bee 8 in the address bar, and press Enter.
Enter the username and password (both of them are admin by default), and click Log in. The Bee 8 Web interface is displayed as shown in Figure 3-2. By default, the System info page is displayed, allowing you to check the series number, model, and version of Bee 8.
Video Input After Bee 8 is connected to input video signals from a certain interface, you need to determine the signal format by choosing HD or SD in the Web interface. For example, if DVI IN 1 on the rear panel is connected to input SD signals and DVI IN 2 is connected to input HD signals, ensure that the corresponding signal standards (SD or HD) need to be selected in Video Input.
User Manual Figure 3-12 After Bee 8 establishes the connection with an audio input device, the audio input device can work properly only after LINE IN or MIC IN is ticked off in the Web interface according to the interface connection type at the rear panel of Bee 8.
Enter the title text to be displayed in Title contents. Tick off Display time to display the system time of Bee 8 in the video image. Click Save and a dialog box is prompted.
Tick off Enable in DHCP to obtain the IP address of Bee 8 automatically. If Enable is not ticked off, you can input the IP address information of Bee 8 manually in IP address, Mask, and Gateway. 3.4.2 User Click User to open the parameter setting page, as shown in Figure 3-25.
A user can connect to an FTP server through the network connection to back up video files on Bee 8 to the FTP server. When Bee 8 is connected to an FTP server, video files on Bee 8 cannot be uploaded to the media center (lite).
Click Sys Upgrade to open the parameter setting page, as shown in Figure 3-28. Figure 3-28 System Upgrade This parameter upgrades the system version of Bee 8. The detailed process is as follows: Click to select the system upgrade file.
Click USB Function to open the parameter setting page, as shown in Figure 3-29. Figure 3-29 When a USB disk is connected to the Bee 8 USB port to copy video files, you need to choose enable for USB Download. Only after that, video files can be downloaded to the USB disk.
4. PC Management Platform The PC management platform is connected to the collecting device (Bee 8) through the IP network to monitor the status of Bee 8 and remotely control cameras in the meeting room. 4.1 Installing the Management Platform Double-click the installation package to install the management platform as prompted.
Remove Device: deletes a selected Bee 8 by clicking it. Connect: connects a Bee 8 in the disconnected state by clicking it. After the connection is established, double-click Room0 of the corresponding Bee 8 to open and play the video file again.
User Manual You can view all connected Bee 8 devices in Devices List. Place the mouse on a specific Bee 8 and you can view detailed information, such as IP address of the Bee 8, as shown in Figure 5-3.
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REACHBee 8 CL360 User Manual Figure 5-12 Terminal System Upgrade You can upgrade the system version of Bee 8 in this tab. Click Browser to select an upgrade file. A prompt page for file selection will be displayed. Click Open (O).
Restarting the collecting device is to restart Bee 8. Click Restart to restart Bee 8. Terminal System Info You can view information about Bee 8 (such as the device name and version number) in this part. 6. iPad Control Terminal The iPad control terminal is dedicated to iPad tablet.
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REACHBee 8 CL360 User Manual Figure 6-1 Enter the IP address of Bee 8 in IP address. Enter the username of a guest user (the default value is guest). Enter the password of a guest user (the default value is guest).
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If you log in to the iPad control terminal as a system administrator, you can play videos, monitor the status of Bee 8, and remotely control cameras in the meeting room. Click Reach Video to open the iPad control terminal.
6.3 Page Description The page consists of three parts: The bar on the top contains a Quit button, the IP address of the connected Bee 8, and a button for setting the picture layout. The bar in the middle is used to display video images.
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After a user successfully logs in to Reach Video, the login page of the iPad control terminal will remember the Bee 8 IP address for the next login. The login page with the Bee 8 IP address being remembered is shown in Figure 6-11.
In the scenario where there are too many meeting rooms in the charge of the media center (lite) and each meeting room is configured with a Bee 8, you can quickly find a meeting room using a keyword, such as Room (name of the meeting room), Connecting (connection status of the meeting room), Recording (recording status of the meeting room), and Live (live streaming status of the meeting room).
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Tick off a meeting room in the Room Management page and click Modify in the tool bar to open the Modify room page as shown in 9-21. Figure 9-21 You can modify the value of Room, Device IP (Bee 8 IP address), Auth User, Auth Password, Max-Length, and Remark as needed. Setting the authorization...
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Click New in the tool bar of the Schedule page to open the Add new schedule page as shown in Figure 9-24. Figure 9-24 Select a meeting room (which is represented by the Bee 8 ID) in Room. Enter a recording file name in Recording Name. Self-define a title in Title.