ASTRO U 149 S Operating Manual Download Page 4

Important!

Operating manual U 149 S - 

Version 08-2015A

page 4 

Important!

Before using the device, read the operating manually carefully and store it for future reference. 

General safety

ACHTUNG

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Disconnect the power plug before opening the device!

To avoid danger as far as possible, you must adhere to the following:

The device must not be opened; exceptions: maintenance, installation and servicing.

The electrical system supplying current to the device, e.g. a house installation, must incorporate 
safety devices against excessive current, short-circuiting and earth leakages in accordance with 
EN 60950-1.

The mains plug functions as a mains disconnect and must therefore be accessible and functional 
at all times. The device is already in operation when the power unit is connected to the operating 
voltage. The device may only be repaired by sending it in to ASTRO with an exact description of 
the fault.

Operating displays indicate the current operating status of the device, as well as any DC voltages 
disconnected from the mains that are supplying the device components. However, operating 
displays that are not lit up in no way indicate that the device is completely disconnected from the 
mains or is voltage-free.

Read carefully: EN 60728 -11 – Safety requirements / No service tasks during electrical storms!

To operate the device U 149 S (protection class I), it must be connected to mains power sockets 
with a protective earth conductor.

Assembly instructions

WICHTIG

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The U 149 S unit may only be installed using guide rails! If the device is only 

affixed by the screws in the front panel, this will damage the base unit.

WICHTIG

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The outputs of the signal converter must not be operated without connecting a 

combining network or terminating impedance! 

The device may only be operated and connected in dry rooms. It must not be exposed to spraying 
or dripping water, or to similar influences. If condensation appears, wait until the device is 
completely dry. 
The device may only be assembly on level, non-flammable materials or bases.

The permitted ambient temperature range is 0 - 45 °C (ETS 300 019-1-3 class 3.1).

The device is primarily designed for operation in metallically conductive 19" racks with sufficient 
air convection. It should be operated away from heat radiation and other heat sources. The device 
my only be installed in rooms in which the permitted ambient temperature can be adhered to, even 
under varying climatic conditions. To avoid trapped heat, it must be well ventilated on all sides. 
Installing the device in a niche or covering the ventilation openings is not permitted.
No objects may be placed on the device.

The subscriber network must be earthed correctly in accordance with EN 60728-11, and must 
remain earthed even when the device is removed. The potential equalisation on the U 100 is 
effected via the fastening plates on the device, or via the earth connection on the back of the 
device. Devices within hand's reached must be incorporated into the potential equalisation 
together. Operating the device without an earth conductor, device earthing or device potential 
equalisation is not permitted!

Please notice that the mains voltage, signal sources, etc. must be connected correctly to the 
connectors of the device. The local mains voltage must correspond to the mains voltage specified 
for the device (see chapter „Technical data“).

Summary of Contents for U 149 S

Page 1: ...Version 08 2015A...

Page 2: ...page 23 Input settings menu page 24 Transponder menu page 26 Trsp 1 X Trsp 2 X menu page 27 IP TX menu page 28 IP TX 1 IP TX 8 menu page 29 TX Mux menu page 30 User settings menu page 31 SSL settings...

Page 3: ...Recycling symbol indicates components or packaging materials which can be recycled cardboard inserts plastic film and bags Used batteries must be disposed of at approved recycling points Batteries mu...

Page 4: ...front panel this will damage the base unit WICHTIG The outputs of the signal converter must not be operated without connecting a combining network or terminating impedance The device may only be oper...

Page 5: ...s completely recyclable Electronic devices must not be disposed of with household waste but rather according to DIRECTIVE 2002 96 EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL from January 27 2003...

Page 6: ...put up to 8 IP video data streams To use the devices properly read the following safety and operating instructions attentively The U 149 S plug in module features the following performance characteris...

Page 7: ...ng manual Front 1 Ventilation grid Back 2 Mains jack 3 Earthing terminals 4 Connection terminal for Input signals RF 1 4 F jack Output signals Data A B RJ 45 Management A and B RJ 45 Figure 1 U 149 S...

Page 8: ...browser user interface General information on the structure of the web browser interface The configuration interface is divided into the following sub areas Figure 4 Structure of the web browser inte...

Page 9: ...displayed the device is oper ational If the circle is red then a fault has occurred A list of current errors is available under the menu item Active alarms HINWEIS For reasons of security you should...

Page 10: ...nels Ch 1 1 1 4 and Ch 2 1 2 4 can be configured A preferred transponder can be selected from one of the four respective DVB S2 reception signals for the reception channel using a drop down menu in th...

Page 11: ...rsion 08 2015A Figure 7 The signal flow in the U 149 S RF 2 DVB S2 RX IP TX Ch1 1 Ch 1 2 Ch 1 3 Ch 1 4 Ch 2 1 Ch 2 2 Ch 2 3 Ch 2 4 Testg 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RF 1 F jack F jack 8 x Input switch via softwar...

Page 12: ...rom the Satellite drop down menu Select the required polarisation level from the drop down menu in the Polarisation Band column Select a supply voltage for the LNB from the Voltage drop down menu If y...

Page 13: ...1 1 in the menu at the left The following overview will appear Figure 10 Displaying the transponder status The message OK should now appear in the Status line in the Transponder 1 1 Settings table Now...

Page 14: ...o the IP transmitters In the switch matrix click on the radio button which connects the receiver DVB C T RX1 to the IP transmitter IP TX 1 To save your changes click on the Submit button below the tab...

Page 15: ...You will now see the following overview Figure 13 IP transmitter statistics A value 0 should now appear for the data transmission rate in the line Transmit in the Ethernet bandwidth table A correspon...

Page 16: ...settings for the U 149 S displayed click on the Status item in the menu at the left You can now see the overview shown in figure 18 Figure 14 Status display The following tables are displayed Etherne...

Page 17: ...configurable Mode Ethernet mode display value Transmit Data transmission rate display value Receive Data reception rate display value Status display of the IP transmitters Figure 16 Status display IP...

Page 18: ...rs are displayed in the Miscellaneous table Temperature Temperature display in C for the mainboard as well as DVB S 1 4 and 5 8 Supply 1 2 V 1 2 V supply voltage Supply 1 8 V 1 8 V supply voltage Supp...

Page 19: ...ting manual U 149 Version 08 2015A Memory status Figure 18 Status display System resources Information on the internal resources of the operating system can be viewed in the System resources table No...

Page 20: ...llowing parameters are displayed and can be configured MAC MAC address of the respective interface Active Activate the radio button on to activate the interface Activate the radio button off to deacti...

Page 21: ...15A DNS Enter a DNS server if required in the input fields SNTP server You can enter one or two time servers here SNTP protocol Time Source SNTP server is set here as the default option To save your c...

Page 22: ...You can retrieve this status again by clicking on the Load 2nd button How to save the configuration onto the local computer or FTP server is explained in the section Software update and configuration...

Page 23: ...signal is not yet available Null packets are generated with a preset packet ID Figure 23 Test generator The following settings are displayed and can be configured Data rate Enter the preferred data r...

Page 24: ...vertical polarisation this is used when the Voltage parameter in the Input Settings table is set to auto Voltage Horizontal Select the LNB voltage for horizontal polarisation this is used when the Vo...

Page 25: ...e last table to save your changes Click on Reset form to restore the original settings Satellite settings You can enter settings for selecting the satellite used for reception in the Input Settings ta...

Page 26: ...the eight reception channels in the Transponder Settings table Figure 27 Transponder Settings table Select the preferred transponder from the drop down menu in the Transponder Freq Input TS ID ON ID...

Page 27: ...X Settings table The following settings can also be entered individually Input To activate or deactivate the channel select the corresponding radio button Transponder Select the preferred reception sy...

Page 28: ...her Ethernet output A or B or to both Ethernet outputs Activate the radio buttons which correspond to your selection Length Packet length Packets TS packets per IP packet Mode Protocol encapsulation R...

Page 29: ...ets Enter a value for the validity period here Time to Live VLAN Set 0 to disable Enter the address of a virtual local network here Another table is shown in the following in which settings valid for...

Page 30: ...u can forward the respective output signal from a reception channel to an IP output by clicking on the corresponding radio button If no input signal is available you can also forward the signal from t...

Page 31: ...password must contain at least 5 characters You can increase the minimum requirements for passwords using the Enforced Password Policy option see below To delete a user account activate the correspon...

Page 32: ...S Users who have been configured on the device will be deactivated when a RADIUS server is configured The RADIUS server must be configured accordingly Users with the service type Administra tive are t...

Page 33: ...SSL settings table In the following table Generate a CSR for this device individual items of information about the device can be entered Certificate Signing Request address organisation etc Figure 37...

Page 34: ...device certificate click the Clear certificate button Regenerate a device key and device certificate click the Regenerate button The device administers two keys pairs of certificates generated and use...

Page 35: ...The following input mask now appears Figure 40 Transport stream analyzer To analyse a transport stream click on the corresponding radio button in the Analyze line and then click on the Submit button I...

Page 36: ...item in the menu at the left The following input mask now appears Figure 41 Enabling licences using the licence key Now enter the licence key sent to you in the input field The key or keys can be ent...

Page 37: ...ent area at the top Figure 42 Firmware update Now click on the Search button and select the path to the memory location of the update archive downloaded beforehand Then click on the Update and Reboot...

Page 38: ...g saving firmware and configurations using T FTP You can update firmware using a T FTP server using the table Firmware update and configuration via server and load or save configuration files Figure 4...

Page 39: ...e specified update archive on the SD memory card is unpacked and programmed into the module enter the version number Overwrite backup firmware action The device software is saved in two partitions The...

Page 40: ...g You can check or configure the following parameters individually System log settings Figure 47 Filter settings for the system log display You can activate or deactivate filters for displaying the lo...

Page 41: ...you do not wish for the existing entries to be displayed after a refresh activate the checkbox Check box to clear log on refresh Once the checkbox has been activated after a refresh the process of de...

Page 42: ...arameters or deactivate the alarm display for a param eter when preferred To do so click on the item Alarm Severities in the menu at the left A set of tables for different parameter groups then appear...

Page 43: ...item in the menu at the left The following table now appears Figure 51 Active alarm table The table provides information about error messages currently active The Message column shows the error messag...

Page 44: ...sending transmit and reception receive are specified for the respective interfaces Management A and Data A Ethernet frames Figure 53 Ethernet frames The following parameters are displayed for the inte...

Page 45: ...9 Version 08 2015A Ethernet TX Figure 54 Ethernet TX In reference to forward error correction the smallest number of free FEC buffers measured at all is dis played in the first line The total number o...

Page 46: ...yed click on Network in the menu at the left The following over view will now appear Figure 55 Network settings The detailed interface statistic properties which are displayed are for information purp...

Page 47: ...8 2015A Devices menu To have an overview of the local data memory in the device displayed click on the item Devices in the menu at the left Among other things the total memory capacity the capacity of...

Page 48: ...power supply unit of the U 149 S is double isolated between mains and secondary voltage as well as between mains and housing A protective earthing at the housing is not afforded The earthing conducto...

Page 49: ...ckets FEC Packet length Bytes 188 204 DVB S demodulator DVB S modulation QPSK 8PSK 16APSK 32APSK Input frequency range MHz 950 2150 Input level dB V 40 80 SAT IF input 75 F jack Reflection loss dB 10...

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Page 51: ...page 51 Technical data Operating manual U 149 Version 08 2015A...

Page 52: ...or in full without prior agreement of the ASTRO company These operating instructions have been written by ASTRO Strobel Kommunikationssysteme GmbH Olefant 1 3 D 51427 Bergisch Gladbach Bensberg Tel 02...

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