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TANDBERG E5782 Reference Manual (298 pages)

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Brand: TANDBERG | Category: Media Converter | Size: 2.9 MB

Table of Contents

9
- Contact Information
  7
- Return of Equipment
  8
- Introduction to the Basic Encoder
  10
- Scope of this Reference Guide
  11
- Summary of Features
  12
  - Video Encoding
    12
    
    MPEG-2 Encoding
    12
    
    Multi-Pass Encoding
    12
    
    Video Encoding Modes
    12
    
    Video Inputs
    12
    
    Introduction
    12
    
    Table 1.2: Equipment Model Descriptions
    12
    
    Video Input Types
    13
    
    Serial Digital Video Input Error Detection and Handling (EDH) (SD Only)
    13
    
    Video Encoding Functions
    13
    
    Motion Estimation
    13
    
    Variable Video Bitrate
    14
    
    Coding Resolutions
    14
    
    Internal Frame Synchroniser
    14
    
    Output on Video Loss
    14
    
    Table 1.3: Video Bitrate Range
    14
  - Audio Encoding
    15
    
    Audio Inputs
    15
    
    Audio Channels
    15
    
    MPEG Encoding Modes
    16
    
    Dolby Digital Encoding Modes
    16
    
    Test Tones
    16
    
    Audio Variable Bitrate
    16
  - Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI) Line Processing Modes (SD)
    16
    
    VBI in Picture
    16
    
    VBI User Data
    17
  - High Definition (HD) Closed Captions and Teletext
    17
  - Data Channels
    18
  - Outputs
    18
  - Control and Monitoring
    18
- Chapter 1
  17
- Teletext Extraction
  17
- VBI in PID
  17
- Guided Tour
  19
Chapter 2 Installing the Equipment

21
- Introduction
  23
  - Read this First
    23
  - Site Requirements
    23
    
    Power Supplies
    23
    
    Environment
    23
    
    Lightning Protection
    23
  - EMC Compliance Statements
    23
    
    En 55022 / As/Nzs 3548
    23
    
    Fcc
    23
- Installing the Equipment
  24
  - Fixing Method
    24
  - Cable Routing
    25
  - Equipment Access
    25
  - Ventilation
    25
- Preliminary Checks
  24
  - Mechanical Inspection
    24
  - Moving the Equipment Safely
    24
- A.C. Mains Operating Voltage and Earthing
  26
  - A.C. Power Supply
    26
  - Power Cable and Earthing
    26
    
    General
    26
    
    Protective Earth/Technical Earth
    27
    
    Connecting the Encoder to the A.C. Power Supply
    27
- 48 VDC Power Supply
  28
- Signal Connections for the Basic Unit
  29
  - Introduction
    29
  - Connecting up the Basic Encoder
    30
- Installing the Equipment
  30
- Technical Earth
  31
- Video Inputs
  31
  - SDI in (Standard Definition)
    31
  - HD SDI INPUT (High Definition)
    31
  - H Sync
    32
  - Comp Video
    32
- Audio Inputs
  32
- ASI out 1, 2 and 3 Outputs
  33
- Control Interfaces
  33
  - Connection
    33
  - Ethernet #1 and #2
    33
  - Alarm
    34
  - Remote Control
    35
- Data
  35
  - RS-232 Connector
    35
  - Rs-422 Connector
    36
- Powering Up/Down
  37
  - Before Powering up
    37
  - Powering up
    37
  - Powering down
    37
- Setting the Encoder IP Address
  37
  - Methods of Changing the Encoder IP Address
    37
  - From the Front Panel Menus
    38
Chapter 3 Options and Upgrades

39
- Options and Upgrades
  39
- What's Available
  43
- Additional Audio and Linear PCM Option (M2/EOM2/AUDLIN2)
  46
  - Overview
    46
  - Assembly
    47
    
    Rear Panel
    47
    
    Audio in Connector
    47
  - Technical Specification
    48
- Basic Interoperable Scrambling System - BISS (M2/EDCOM2/BISS)
  46
- Advanced Audio Coding Option (M2/EOM2/ADVAUD)
  49
  - Overview
    49
  - Assembly
    49
    
    Rear Panel
    49
    
    AES X Connector
    49
    
    AES REF Connector
    50
- Remux Option (M2/EOM2/REMUX)
  51
  - Overview
    51
  - Assembly
    51
    
    Rear Panel
    51
    
    DVB ASI in 1, 2 and 3 Connectors
    52
    
    DVB ASI out 1 Connector
    52
  - Technical Specification
    52
- Connectors
  52
- Leds
  53
- SMPTE 310 (SSI) and ASI Optical Outputs Option Modules (M2/EOM2/ASI-OPT) and (M2/EOM2/SSI-US)
  54
  - Overview
    54
  - Assembly
    54
    
    Rear Panel
    54
    
    SMPTE 310 1, 2 and 3 Connectors
    55
    
    ASI out 1, 2 Connectors
    55
- ATM Network Interface Option Module (M2/EOM2/ATMS155
  56
  - Overview
    56
  - Assembly
    56
  - Common Connectors
    56
    
    DVB-ASI Copper Input
    56
    
    DVB-ASI Copper Output
    57
    
    10Baset Ethernet Connector
    57
  - Technical Specification
    57
    
    Variants of the ATM Network Interface Module
    57
    
    DVB-ASI Copper Output
    58
    
    DVB-ASI Copper Input
    58
    
    10Baset Ethernet Connector
    58
    
    Multi-Mode Fibre Optic Connector
    59
    
    Monomode Fibre Optic Connector
    59
    
    M2/EOM2/ATMS34 PDH/E3 Connector
    60
    
    M2/EOM2ATMS45 PDH/DS3 Connector
    61
    
    M2/EOM2ATMS155E STM-1 Electrical Module
    61
- OC3 Multi-Mode Physical Interface Module (M2/EOM2/ATMS155MM)
  62
  - Assembly
    62
  - Multi-Mode Fibre Optic Connector
    62
- OC3 Monomode Physical Interface Module (M2/EOM2/ATMS155SM)
  63
  - Assembly
    63
  - Monomode Fibre Optic Connector
    64
- M2/EOM2/ATMS34 PDH/E3 Module
  65
  - Assembly
    65
  - Connectors
    65
- M2/EOM2/ATMS45 PDH/DS3 Module
  66
  - Assembly
    67
- IP Output Card (M2/EOM2/IP) IP Card Pro-MPEG FEC (M2/EOM2/IP/PROFEC)
  68
  - Overview
    68
  - Support for Prompeg FEC
    68
  - Smallcasting Mode
    69
  - Assembly
    69
    
    Rear Panel
    69
    
    ASI in
    69
    
    RS-232 Control
    69
    
    ASI out
    70
    
    Ethernet Output
    70
  - Technical Specification
    70
- Dual Output Ip/Ethernet Option (EN5900/HWO/IPTSDUAL)
  71
  - Read this First
    71
  - Overview
    71
  - Assembly
    71
    
    Rear Panel
    71
    
    Ethernet Output Connector
    72
  - Dual Control
    72
    
    IP Streamer Output
    75
- Interface Card Option (M2/EOM2/G703)
  76
  - Overview
    76
  - Assembly
    76
    
    Rear Panel
    76
    
    OUT Connector
    76
    
    IN Connector
    77
    
    RS232 Connector
    77
  - Overview
    77
  - Assembly
    77
    
    Connector
    78
Table of Contents

79
- Operating the Equipment Locally
  80
- Introduction
  83
- Local Control
  83
- Setup Menu
  85
- System Menu
  87
  - Introduction
    87
  - Service Info Menu (Syntax = ATSC)
    89
  - Service Info Menu (Syntax = DVB)
    89
  - Service Info Menu (Syntax = Dvb)
    91
  - Remote Control Menu
    94
  - General Menu
    96
  - Overview
    96
  - Digital Programme Insertion (DPI) Menu
    97
  - Advanced Menu
    97
  - Build Menu
    98
  - Additional Services (Mbd Services Menu)
    99
- Video Menu
  100
  - Introduction
    100
  - Standard and High Definition Menus
    100
  - Video Source Menu (Standard Definition)
    100
  - Video Source (High Definition)
    106
  - Video Filter/Process (Standard Definition Only)
    107
  - Video/Hd Video Encoder Menu
    108
- Chapter 4
  117
- Vertical Blanking Interval (Vbi)/Userdata Menu
  117
  - Overview
    117
  - Vbi/Userdata Menu (29.97 Hz Frame Rate)
    123
- Video Filter/Process
  117
- Audio Menus
  126
  - Overview
    126
  - Advanced Audio Menus
    126
  - Audio a / B Menus
    126
  - Dolby Digital
    127
  - Audio Options
    128
    
    Coding Standard Option
    128
  - Audio Languages Menu
    137
- Data Menu
  138
  - Introduction
    138
  - Data a - RS232 Menu
    139
  - Data B - RS422 Menu
    140
  - Data C - Ethernet Menu
    141
- Output Menu
  142
  - Output Format Option
    142
  - Delivery Descriptor Menu
    143
  - Descriptor Type Option
    143
  - Descriptor Type = Terrestrial
    143
    
    Descriptor Type = Cable
    145
  - Descriptor Type = Satellite
    146
  - Output Format = IP Streamer (M2/EOM2/IP/PROFEC Option Module)
    147
  - Output Format = G.703 Output Menu
    148
    
    Introduction
    148
- Mux Menu
  149
  - Overview
    149
    
    Figure 4.13: Menu Hierarchy – Setup/Mux Menu (Dvb)
    150
    
    Figure 4.14: Menu Hierarchy – Setup/Mux Menu (Atsc)
    151
  - Mux (Scrambling) Menu
    152
  - Remux Module
    156
  - Service/2.Service Menu
    157
- ATM Network Interface Option Module Menu
  160
  - Overview
    160
  - Add Connection Option
    160
  - Delete Connection Option
    160
  - View Connection List Menu
    161
  - View Connection ID Menu
    161
    
    View Connection ID Option
    161
    
    Figure 4.15: Menu Hierarchy – Setup/Atm Menu
    162
  - Add/Edit Profile Menu
    163
  - Delete Profile Menu
    164
  - Edit Profile Option
    164
  - Add/Edit Authorisation Menu
    164
  - Delete Authorisation Menu
    164
  - General
    165
  - Incoming Calls Option
    165
  - Tx Menu
    166
  - Rx Menu
    166
  - Physical Menu
    167
- Digital Programme Insertion (DPI) Menu
  168
  - Option Availability
    168
  - Overview
    168
  - DPI Initiated by GPI
    168
  - DPI Initiated by DVS525
    168
  - Menu Structure
    168
- Errors Menu
  170
  - Overview
    170
  - Active Errors Option
    170
  - Error Masks Menu
    170
    
    Status of Error Masks
    170
    
    Restore Defaults
    170
  - Ignored Errors
    170
  - Masked Active Errors
    171
- Configs Menu
  171
  - Accessing the Menu
    171
  - Overview
    171
    
    Types of Configuration
    171
    
    Active Configuration
    172
    
    User Configurations
    172
    
    Backup Configurations
    172
    
    Factory HD Default Configurations
    173
    
    Configuration, Write-Protection
    173
  - Quick Configuration from the Summary Screen
    173
  - Load Active Config Option
    173
  - Store Active Config Option
    173
  - Load Configs from Backup Option
    173
  - Store Configs in Backup Option
    174
  - Factory HD Defaults Option
    174
- Diagnostics Menu
  171
Chapter 5 Web Browser Interface

175
- How to Set up Internet Explorer for the Web Browser Interface
  177
- Introduction
  177
- Browser Username/Password
  180
  - Defaults
    180
  - Changing the Browser Username/Password
    180
- Web Browser Interface Options
  180
- Fault Reporting
  182
- Cloning a File
  183
Chapter 6 Preventive Maintenance and Fault- Finding

185
- Introduction
  187
- Preventive Maintenance
  187
  - Routine Inspection - Cooling Fans
    187
  - Cleaning
    187
  - Servicing
    187
    
    Damage Requiring Service
    187
    
    Replacement Parts
    187
    
    Checks on Completion of Servicing
    188
- Maintenance and Support Services
  188
  - Introduction
    188
  - Warranty
    188
  - Levels of Continuing TANDBERG Television Service Support
    188
- Error Messages - When to Use Them
  189
  - Error Messages on the Front Panel
    189
  - Error Messages on the Web Browser
    189
- Front Panel Diagnostics Menu
  190
  - Introduction
    190
  - LCD Display Test
    190
  - Keyboard Test
    190
  - Fail Relay Test
    190
  - Alarm Relay Test
    190
  - Alarm LED Test
    190
  - Buzzer Test
    191
- Web Browser Support
  191
  - Support Tabbed Page
    191
  - Device Information Tabbed Page
    191
  - Alarms Page
    192
- Fault-Finding
  193
  - Fault-Finding Philosophy
    193
  - Preliminary Checks
    193
- User Accessible Fuse Replacement
  194
- User Accessible Fuse Replacement
  195
- Audio Fault-Finding
  196
- Mux Fault-Finding
  196
- Video Fault-Finding
  196
  - Fault Symptoms
    196
  - Breaks in Transmission
    196
  - Noise Reduction
    196
- Field/Frame Pictures (SD Only)
  197
- Power Supply Problems/Green LED on Front Panel Unlit
  197
  - Symptoms
    197
  - Power LED Unlit
    198
  - Fan(S) Not Working/Overheating
    198
- Rate Buffer Setting (SD Only)
  197
- Lithium Batteries
  198
Annex B B. Technical Specification

211
- Inputs
  213
  - Video
    213
    
    Sdi
    213
    
    Hd in
    213
    
    H Sync
    214
    
    Analogue Video Specification
    214
    
    Encoder Settings for PAL/NTSC Video Performance Figures
    214
    
    PAL Video Performance Figures
    215
    
    NTSC Video Performance Figures
    216
    
    Teletext Extraction
    216
    
    International Television Standards
    216
    
    Video Coding Resolutions
    217
  - Audio
    218
    
    Analogue and Digital Audio
    218
    
    Embedded Audio (Via SD SDI
    220
    
    Embedded Audio (Via HD SDI
    220
    
    MPEG-1 Audio Encoding Bitrates
    221
    
    Dolby Digital Audio Encoding Bitrates
    221
- ASI out 1, ASI out 2, ASI out 3 Outputs
  222
- Control and Monitoring
  222
  - Remote Control - Ethernet 1 and 2
    222
  - Local Control
    222
  - Alarm
    223
  - Remote Control
    223
  - RS-232 Data
    223
- Test Tones
  222
- Power Supply
  225
- Physical Details
  226
- Compliance
  227
  - Safety
    227
  - Emc
    228
  - CE Marking
    228
  - C-Tick Mark
    229
  - Packaging Statement
    229
  - Packaging Markings
    229
  - Materials Declarations
    230
  - For China
    230
  - Equipment Disposal
    231
  - Recycling
    231
- Cable Types
  231
  - Specification
    231
  - Language Abbreviations
    233
Annex D D. Creating and Downloading a Logo

235
- Introduction
  237
- OSD Programs Built into the Encoder
  237
- Summary of Features
  237
- Creating a Logo Using OSD Creator
  239
- Using OSD Creator
  239
  - Overview
    239
  - Loading a .Bmp File
    240
  - Creating Transparency
    240
    
    Overview
    240
    
    Adding Transparency Manually
    241
    
    Adding Transparency Using a Key File
    241
    
    Editing the Palette
    241
    
    Palette Reallocation
    242
  - Downsampling
    242
  - Saving the .Osd File
    242
- Downloading a Logo Using OSD Loader
  243
- Using the OSD Loader
  243
  - Start-Up
    243
  - Download an .Osd File
    244
  - Show and Hide Regions
    246
  - Multiple Regions
    246
  - Region Interference
    246
- Fault-Finding
  247
Annex F F. Audio Modes

257
- A Brief Introduction to Coding Standards
  259
  - Mpeg
    259
    
    MPEG-1 Layer I/II
    259
    
    MPEG-2 AAC-LC (Advanced Audio Coding
    259
  - Dolby Digital
    259
- Audio Coding Modes
  260
  - Mono
    260
  - Stereo
    260
  - Dual Mono
    260
  - Multichannel Sound/5.1
    260
- Audio Coding Modules
  261
  - Digital Audio
    261
  - Digital Audio on AUDIO
    261
- Detail of Encoder Operation
  262
  - HD SDI Embedded Audio
    262
  - HD SDI Input Selection
    263
- Analogue Audio
  264
  - Input Impedance
    264
  - Clip Levels
    265
- List of Tables
  273
Annex J J. Setting of the Remux Card for Data/Psip and Dvb-Subtitles Input

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- Input
  279
- Setting the Remux Card Inputs
  279
- The DVB-Subtitles Input Mode
  279
  - Overview
    279
- The DATA Input Mode
  280
  - Overview
    280
  - The Setting Sequence
    281
  - Overview
    281
  - The Setting Sequence
    282
  - The Setting Sequence When an Encoder Is Upgraded from an Earlier Build Version
    282
- The Setting Sequence
  280
- Examples of Complex Setups
  283

TANDBERG E5782 User Manual (28 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 2 Installing the Equipment

Chapter 3 Options and Upgrades

Table of Contents

Chapter 5 Web Browser Interface

Chapter 6 Preventive Maintenance and Fault- Finding

Annex B B. Technical Specification

Annex D D. Creating and Downloading a Logo

Annex F F. Audio Modes

Annex J J. Setting of the Remux Card for Data/Psip and Dvb-Subtitles Input

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Table of Contents

1 Who Should Use this User Guide

2 Installing the Equipment

3 Operating the Equipment from the Front Panel

4 Typical Operation and Setting of Parameters

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