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TANDBERG E5500 Instruction Manual

TANDBERG E5500 Instruction Manual (256 pages)

Mobile Contribution Encoder

Brand: TANDBERG | Category: Media Converter | Size: 2.86 MB

Table of Contents

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9
- About this Manual
  4
- Contact Information
  6
- Table of Contents
  9
- Scope of this Manual
  11
- Role of the MCE
  13
  - Typical System
    13
  - Figure 1.5: Typical Evolution 5000 MCE Configuration
    14
- Summary of Features
  15
  - Video Encoding
    15
    
    Figure 1.6: Typical Remultiplexing Configuration (Remux Option Fitted)
    15
    
    MPEG-2 Encoding
    15
    
    Video Encoding Modes
    15
    
    Motion Estimation
    16
    
    Serial Digital Video Input Error Detection and Handling (EDH)
    16
    
    Video Encoding Functions
    16
    
    Video Input Types
    16
    
    Coding Resolutions
    17
    
    Internal Frame Synchroniser
    17
    
    Output on Video Loss
    17
    
    Video Variable Bit-Rate
    17
  - Audio Encoding
    17
    
    General
    17
    
    Table 1.2: Video Coding Resolutions and Typical Bit-Rates
    17
    
    Audio Channels
    18
    
    Audio Inputs
    18
    
    MPEG Encoding Modes
    18
    
    Audio Variable Bit-Rate
    19
    
    Table 1.3: MPEG-2 Audio Encoding Bit-Rates
    19
    
    Dolby Digital (AC-3)
    20
  - Vertical Blanking Interval Line Processing
    20
    
    Vertical Blanking Interval Line Processing Modes
    20
  - Data Channels
    22
  - QPSK if Modulation
    22
  - Control and Monitoring
    22
    
    Methods
    22
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  20
- Pre-Encoded AC-3
  20
- Test Tone
  20
- Guided Tour
  23
  - The User Interface
    23
  - LED Colour Coding Philosophy
    23
  - Front Panel Description
    23
    
    Components
    23
    
    Front Panel Status Display and Keyboard
    23
    
    Table 1.5: Front Panel Indicators
    23
  - Rear Panel Description
    24
  - Figure 1.7: Front Panel Indicators
    24
  - Figure 1.8: Rear Panel Connectors
    24
  - Construction
    25
    
    Boards/Modules in the MCE
    25
    
    Enclosure
    25
    
    Table 1.6: Mandatory Card and Module Positions
    25
- Standard Modules
  26
- Option Modules
  27
Chapter 2 Installing the Equipment

30
- List of Illustrations
  31
  - Introduction
    32
    
    EMC Compliance Statements
    32
    
    En 55022 / As/Nzs 3548
    32
    
    Environment
    32
    
    General
    32
    
    Lightning Protection
    32
    
    Power Supplies
    32
    
    Site Requirements
    32
    
    Fcc
    33
    
    Shock and Vibration
    33
  - Preliminary Checks
    33
    
    Mechanical Inspection
    33
    
    Moving the Equipment Safely
    33
  - Installing the Equipment
    34
    
    Fixing
    34
    
    Free-Standing Installation
    34
    
    Rack Mounting
    34
    
    Read this First
    34
    
    Cable Routing
    35
    
    Equipment Access
    35
    
    Flight Case Mounting
    35
    
    Installing Cables - Safety
    35
    
    Ventilation
    35
    
    Connecting up the MCE
    36
    
    Connections
    36
    
    Alarm/Status
    38
    
    Audio Input
    38
    
    Control
    38
    
    IF Outputs
    38
    
    Power Supply
    38
    
    Video Input
    38
  - Installing the Equipment
    38
- Technical Earth
  38
- AC Mains Operating Voltage and Earthing
  39
  - AC Power Supply
    39
  - Power Cable and Earthing
    39
    
    General
    39
    
    Connecting the MCE to the AC Power Supply
    40
    
    Protective Earth/Technical Earth
    40
- Option Module Connections
  39
- Signal Connections
  41
  - Introduction
    41
  - Video Inputs
    41
    
    Sdi
    41
    
    Hsync in
    42
  - Audio Inputs
    42
    
    Audio
    42
  - Outputs
    43
    
    ASI out 1, 2 and 3
    43
  - Control Interfaces
    43
    
    Alarm
    43
    
    Ethernet 1 and 2
    43
    
    Host Status
    44
    
    Remote Control in
    44
    
    Remote Control out
    45
  - Option Module Connections
    45
    
    Analogue Video Input Option (M2/EOM1/VID)
    45
    
    Additional Audio Option (M2/EOM1/AUD)
    46
    
    And RS-422 Data Input Option (M2/EOM1/DAT)
    47
    
    If out Main
    48
    
    If out Monitor
    48
    
    RAS Scrambling Module (M2/EOM1/RAS)
    48
    
    Before Powering up
    49
    
    From the Front Panel Menus
    50
    
    Powering down
    50
    
    Setting the Encoder Ip Address
    50
Table of Contents

52
- Introduction
  56
- Navigating the Display Screens
  56
  - Booting
    56
  - Moving through the Menu Screens
    57
    
    General
    57
    
    Using the Keypad
    57
    
    Using the Functions Associated with Softkeys
    58
  - Menu Hierarchy
    59
- Operating the Equipment Locally
  56
- Summary Screen
  71
- Getting Started
  72
  - Introduction
    72
  - Choosing Parameters
    72
  - Automatic Data Rate Selection
    73
  - Manual Data Rate Selection
    73
- Quick Configuration
  72
- Setup/Operations Menu Options
  74
  - Selection
    74
  - IF Output Option
    75
  - Modulation Option
    75
  - IF Power Option
    75
  - FEC Rate Option
    76
    
    Considerations
    76
    
    Modulation and if Output Switched on
    76
    
    Modulation And/Or if Output Switched off
    77
  - Tx Bandwidth Option
    77
    
    Modulation and if Output Switched on
    77
    
    Modulation And/Or if Output Switched off
    78
  - Symbol Rate Option
    78
    
    Modulation and if Output Switched on
    78
- Chapter 3 IF Frequency Option
  80
- IF Output Switched on
  80
- Config Menu
  81
  - Menu Options
    81
    
    Description
    81
    
    Load Active Config Option
    82
    
    Selection
    82
    
    Store Active Config Option
    82
    
    Load Cfgs from Backup Option
    83
    
    Store Cfgs in Backup Option
    83
    
    Factory 525 Dflts Option
    84
    
    Factory 625 Dflts Option
    84
    
    Write Protect Cfgs Option
    84
- IF Output Switched off
  81
- Setup Menu
  85
  - Menu Options
    85
  - System Menu
    85
    
    Service Info Menu
    86
    
    Network Name Option
    87
    
    Service Name Option
    87
    
    General Menu
    93
    
    Display Errors Option
    95
    
    Configurations Menu
    96
    
    Remote Control Menu
    96
    
    Sabus Address Option
    97
    
    Baud Rate Option
    98
    
    Reset Encoder
    98
  - Video Menu
    99
    
    Introduction
    99
    
    Video Source Menu
    99
    
    Noise Reduction Option
    102
    
    Video Encoder Menu
    105
    
    Aspect Ratio Option
    111
    
    Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI) Menu
    113
  - Audio Menu
    118
    
    Channels 1A and 1B Menu
    118
    
    Selection
    118
    
    Coding Standard Option
    123
    
    Sampling Rate Option
    124
    
    Bit Stream Mode Option
    125
    
    Dialogue Level Option
    126
    
    Dolby Srnd Mode Option
    126
    
    Mixing Level Option
    127
    
    Room Type Option
    128
    
    Dynamic Range Option
    129
    
    Rf Protection Option
    130
    
    DC Filter Option
    131
    
    Low Pass Filter Option
    131
    
    Data Menu
    135
    
    Status Menu
    160
    
    Input Monitor
    162
- Top Level Menu
  85
Chapter 4 Equipment Description

163
- Introduction
  165
- Overview of Video Coding
  165
  - Information Redundancy
    165
  - Frame Types
    165
  - Frame Sequence
    166
- Logo Overlay
  167
- Noise Reduction
  167
- Overview of Audio Coding
  167
  - MPEG-1 Layer 2
    167
  - Dolby Digital (AC-3)
    168
  - Pre-Encoded AC-3
    168
- MCE Functional Description
  168
  - Diagram Locations
    168
  - Enclosure
    169
  - Power Supply Unit
    169
  - Backplane (S10162)
    169
  - Host Processor
    169
  - Overview of Functions and Modules
    170
    
    Functional Block Diagram
    170
    
    Audio Encoding Functions
    171
    
    Data Handling Functions
    171
    
    Module Position Diagram
    171
    
    Video Encoding Functions
    171
    
    Multiplexing and Scrambling Functions
    172
    
    Serial Digital Video Input Error Detection and Handling
    172
  - Base Board 3ASI (Motherboard) S8475
    173
    
    Functions
    173
    
    Host Processor
    173
  - Video Switch
    173
  - Preprocessor
    173
  - Audio Input and Switch
    174
  - Audio Encoders
    174
  - Multiplexer
    174
- Overview of Data Handling
  168
- E4 Video Compression Module (S8652)
  174
  - Microprocessor
    174
  - E4 Compression Chips
    174
  - Rate Buffer
    174
- Frequency Agile QPSK Modulator (S10949)
  175
- Internal Remux Module (S10655)
  175
  - Introduction
    175
  - Overview
    175
  - Function of Remultiplexer
    177
  - Using the Remultiplexer
    177
  - Setting Bit-Rates and Avoiding Overflow
    178
  - What to Do if Overflow Occurs
    178
- Slot 4 Options
  175
- RAS Scrambling Module S8489
  179
Chapter 5 Preventive Maintenance and Fault-Finding

181
- Introduction
  183
- Preventive Maintenance
  183
  - Routine Inspection
    183
    
    Cooling Fans
    183
  - Servicing
    184
    
    Checks on Completion of Servicing
    184
    
    Damage Requiring Service
    184
    
    Replacement Parts
    184
- Maintenance and Support Services
  184
  - Warranty
    184
  - Levels of Continuing TANDBERG Television Service Support
    185
- Fault-Finding
  186
  - Fault-Finding Philosophy
    186
  - Preliminary Checks
    186
  - Fuse Replacement
    187
  - Error Reporting
    188
    
    Alarm and Fail Relays
    188
    
    Categories of Error
    188
  - Error Messages
    188
  - Front Panel Problems
    189
    
    Area of the Screen Is Permanently Blank or Lit
    189
    
    Introduction
    189
    
    Password Does Not Work / Forgotten
    189
    
    Screen Is Blank
    189
    
    Softkeys or Keypad Keys Are Not Functioning
    189
  - Video Channel Problems
    190
  - Audio Channel Problems
    191
  - Data Channel Problems
    191
  - 5.4.10 Alarm(S) Indicated but Signals Are Good
    192
  - 5.4.11 Power Supply Problems/Led Unlit
    193
    
    Fan(S) Not Working/Overheating
    193
    
    Introduction
    193
    
    Power LED Unlit
    193
- Parameters Cannot be Adjusted
  189
- Commands Are Not Carried out
  190
- Disposing of this Equipment
  194
  - General
    194
  - Lithium Batteries
    194
- Rate Buffer Setting
  194
Annex B

203
- Technical Specification
  203
- Inputs
  205
  - Video
    205
    
    Hsync in
    205
    
    Sdi
    205
    
    Teletext Extraction
    205
  - Audio
    206
    
    Audio Extraction
    206
    
    Standard Audio
    206
- ASI Outputs
  206
- Control and Monitoring
  207
  - Local Control
    207
  - Remote Control
    207
  - Alarm
    207
  - Host Status
    207
  - Remote Control in
    208
  - Remote Control out
    208
- Power Supply
  208
- Test Tone
  208
- Compliance
  209
  - Safety
    209
  - Emc
    210
  - CE Marking
    210
  - C-Tick Mark
    210
- Environmental Conditions
  209
- Physical Details
  209
- Module Information
  211
- Data Input Module (S8477
  212
  - RS-422 Synchronous Data Input
    212
  - RS-232 Asynchronous Data Input
    212
- Frequency Agile QPSK Modulator (S10949
  212
- Internal Remux Module (S10655
  214
  - Connectors
    214
  - Leds
    215
- RAS Scrambling Module (S8489
  214
Annex C

217
- Base Board 3ASI (Motherboard) Related Errors
  219
- Introduction
  219
- Video Compression Module Related Errors
  221
- Video Input Module Related Errors
  221
- Audio Related Errors
  222
- RS-422 Data Related Errors
  222
- Error Messages
  223
  - Language Abbreviations
    233
- QPSK Modulator Related Errors
  223
Annex F

235
- Creating an .Osd File
  237
  - Loading a .Bmp File
    237
  - Creating Transparency
    237
    
    Adding Transparency Using a Key File
    238
    
    Editing the Palette
    238
    
    Palette Reallocation
    238
  - Downsampling
    239
  - Saving the .Osd File
    239
- Introduction
  237
- What Is OSD Creator
  237
- Using the OSD Loader
  239
  - Download an .Osd File
    239
  - Show and Hide Regions
    240
  - Multiple Regions
    240
  - Region Interference
    240
- What Is OSD Loader
  239
- Fault-Finding
  240
  - Quick Reference Guide
    243
  - Audio Setup
    245
  - Rear Panel
    247

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