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Initial Setup & Configuration

Front Panel Information:
Encoder Setup

 

Channel .#  

HD Bitrate:  

Short Name: Video Output: Audio Output:

 IN-1   15.508Mbps 

 DTV-101  

MPEG2  

MP2

 IN-2   15.405Mbps 

 DTV-102  

MPEG2  

MP2

Output Setup
RF #:   

Output CH#:   Constellation   Interleaver

RF-1 

 

101(657.000MHz) QAM256 I128,J1

Streaming Setup
1st Destination IP: 224.1.1.20
1st Destination Port: 10000

2nd Destination IP: 224.1.1.21
2nd Destination Port: 10000

Summary of Contents for QMPro 1100

Page 1: ...Encoder Modulators...

Page 2: ...r Programming and Setup via GUI Interface 16 Virtual Channel Number 18 Streaming Setup 19 Output Setup 21 Management IP Setup 24 Initial Setup Configuration 25 Front Panel LCD Menu Tree 26 Encoder Set...

Page 3: ...with the appropriately rated power supply The use of any other power supply could cause damage and invalidate the manufacturer s warranty DO NOT connect the power cord to the device if the power cord...

Page 4: ...wing QMPro1100 1100i or QMPro1200 1200i Encoder Modulator DIN cable s One installation configuration manual Inspect the package before starting installation to ensure there is no damage and all suppli...

Page 5: ...Detection Audio Output with tunable Delay to match video RF Gain Control 25 to 45 dB mV Output Clear clean picture on high motion media Movie Sports MPEG2 MPEG4 AVC Only Video Encoding QAM 256 for ban...

Page 6: ...ditional CATV coax and distribution network This allows the HD RF signal to be used on as many TVs as desired The QMPro1100 i and QMPro1200 i are perfect for multi video distribution solutions in the...

Page 7: ...DIN inputs Connect the required cables to the back of the unit using a HDMI or DIN cables If your source is High Definition it is possible that the HDMI signal could be encrypted with HDCP In this ca...

Page 8: ...0p30 HP Level 3 2 720p30 HP Level 3 1 Video Codecs H 264 SD Frame Rate 30 MP Level 3 1 30 Level 3 Audio Codecs MPEG 1 Layer II AAC AC 3 pass through VIDEO Bitrate MPEG 2 SD 1 to 8Mbps HD 10 to 15 7Mbp...

Page 9: ...eneral Local Monitoring Enhanced LCD system indicator GUI Management 1 RJ 45 10 100 Management GUI Supported Microsoft Edge Firefox Chrome Safari Password Protected GUI Changeable Fan Cooled Internal...

Page 10: ...09 Visual Identification Illustrations...

Page 11: ...connecting to a PC Laptop Step 1 Enter Device s IP address in web browser QMPro1200i shown Command Processing Please not that upon system initialization the hardware will boot in a few minutes and th...

Page 12: ...Name Password Select Encoder Setup After selecting the Encoder Setup Tab the user will be prompted to enter the user name and password for device GUI Login Password Default User Name admin Default Pa...

Page 13: ...12 Step 3 Encoder Setup This page allows the user to configure the parameters of each encoder After changes are made use the Save and Confirm button The modulator s will apply the new settings...

Page 14: ...lows the integrator to select and set the parameters needed for each stream 1 Select the Edit Icons for the Encoders Both Encoders can be managed at the same time 2 Select and set the specific paramet...

Page 15: ...14 3 After setting all the required parameters Select the edit icon again Note All changed parameters will be shown in red...

Page 16: ...active to activate for remaining parameter s as required 5 Select Save and Confirm to save all changed parameters 6 Select Apply in the pop up window 7 Repeat process for each encoder or if additional...

Page 17: ...eries of HD Modulators offers 3 VCN Virtual Channel Number Modes 1 VCN Auto two part VCN Auto 2 part will force the VCN channels to be based on the CH freq selected on the Output Setup page of the dev...

Page 18: ...1 107 1 134 855MHz 134 1 130 1 129 2 As shown in the above examples the installer can easily set and select any Virtual channel regardless of the Output Channel occupied by the modulator 3 VCN Manual...

Page 19: ...er the stream Destination IP example udp 224 1 1 4 1234 4 Set the TTL value 5 Select Save and Confirm once all the streams are setup Dis abling IP Stream s To disable an IP Stream uncheck the checkbox...

Page 20: ...01 Attenuation 0 20 Factory Default is 0 Constellation QAM Type 256 QAM 64 QAM Factory Default is 256 Interleaver Factory Default is I 128 J 1 Delayed Audio Output Use the Delayed Audio Output Paramet...

Page 21: ...Note When installing more than 1 device into a system each device must have a unique RF TS_ID We highly recommend you save your encoder configuration files See Administration tab for how to backup de...

Page 22: ...ask Gateway En able Disable DHCP and set Host Name Save and Confirm Once all parameters are set remember to Save and Confirm all changes Note Above example shows current GUI IP as 192 168 8 210 Factor...

Page 23: ...to reset all parameters to original factory settings Saving your configuration files We highly recommend you save your configuration files Simply click the Backup button and the config files will be s...

Page 24: ...elect Choose file menu 3 Locate the required file to be imported 4 Select Upload to import the selected file into the device 5 Remember to save and backup any and all changes Change Password Use the C...

Page 25: ...Output Audio Output IN 1 15 508Mbps DTV 101 MPEG2 MP2 IN 2 15 405Mbps DTV 102 MPEG2 MP2 Output Setup RF Output CH Constellation Interleaver RF 1 101 657 000MHz QAM256 I128 J1 Streaming Setup 1st Desti...

Page 26: ...arch and select individual numbers for the password The default password is 0000 Press the OK button to set the password Main Menu To access the Main Menu first enter the password by pressing the OK b...

Page 27: ...8000 __2 SD Bitrate 8000 __ HD Bitrate 14 800 10 000 15 700 __2 HD Bitrate 14 800 __ Aspect Ratio 16 9 16 9 4 3 __2 Aspect Ratio 16 9 __ Video Output H 264 CBR MPEG2 CBR H 264 CBR __2 Video Output H...

Page 28: ...electing this option unit will be rebooting __ To Network setup __ Gateway 0 0 0 0 __ Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 __ IP Address 192 168 1 9 __ DHCP Disable Enable Disable Back to Main Streaming IP __DHC...

Page 29: ...2 I 128 J 8 I 128 J 7 I 128 J 6 I 128 J 5 I 128 J 4 I 128 J 3 I 128 J 2 I 128 J 1 __ Constellation QAM 256 QAM 64 QAM 256 __ Attenuation 0 0 20 __ Output Channel 102 7 135 __ Channel Type STD STD HRC...

Page 30: ...__ TTL 4 __ Destination Port 7000 1024 65535 __ Destination Port 7000 __ Destination IP 224 1 1 20 __ Destination IP 224 1 1 21 __ Streaming Method RTP Multicast __ Streaming Method RTP MLT RTP Multi...

Page 31: ...lt Enabled Note A Closed Caption input source is required Program Num Use the Scroll Up Down button to set 1 Program Num Number Press the OK button to enter the Program Num menu Use the Scroll Up Down...

Page 32: ...he desired Brightness value 0 to 255 and press the OK button to set Factory default 128 Audio Output Use the Scroll Up Down button to select Audio Output Press the OK button to enter the Audio Output...

Page 33: ...he Scroll Up Down button to select Video Output Press the OK button to enter the Video Output menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to select the Video Output option MPEG2 or H 264 Press the OK button to...

Page 34: ...of the device Examples CH freq QMPro 1100 1100i QMPro1200 1200i 1 8 1 7 177MHz 7 1 57 1 58 1 57 423MHz 57 1 101 1 102 1 101 657MHz 101 1 134 1 135 1 134 855MHz 134 1 Note QMPRO 1200 1200I will restri...

Page 35: ...l VCN channels regardless of the CH freq selected on the Output Setup page of the device Examples CH freq QMPro 1100 1100i QMPro 1200 1200i 2 15 7 177MHz 2 59 69 57 423MHz 59 101 107 101 657MHz 102 13...

Page 36: ...VCN one part Use the Scroll Up Down button to enter VCN One Part menu Press the OK button to enter the menu IUse the Scroll Up Down to set the VCN One Part channel Range 1 to 16383 Press OK to set No...

Page 37: ...s Factory Default DTV 101 and DTV 102 RF Number Press the OK button to enter the RF Number menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to Select the RF section of the Encoder Select Off or RF 1 Use the OK butt...

Page 38: ...e Reset to Default menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to select no yes Press the OK button to select no yes Unit will reboot if yes is selected Note Not all Administration functions are available via...

Page 39: ...ress is completed Press the OK button to set Factory Default 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask Use the Scroll Up Down button to select Subnet Mask Press the OK button to enter the Subnet Mask menu Use the Scroll Up...

Page 40: ...Press the OK button to set Factory Default Disable Once a change is made the unit will reboot to set the new settings To Network Setup Select To Network Setup to return to the Network Setup Menu Gate...

Page 41: ...er the IP Address menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to enter the IP address Use the Scroll Up Down menu to select the first number of the desired IP Address then press the OK button to set Repeat the...

Page 42: ...16 I 16 J 8 I 32 J 4 I 64 J 2 I 128 J 8 I 128 J 7 I 128 J 6 I 128 J 5 I 128 J 4 I 128 J 3 I 128 J 2 I 128 J 1 Constellation Use the Scroll Up Down button to select Constel lation Press the OK button...

Page 43: ...o select the desired Channel Type and press the OK button to set Factory default STD RF Output Use the Scroll Up Down button to select RF Output Press the OK button to enter the RF Output menu Options...

Page 44: ...iate Audio Buf fer Press the OK to set Range 0 65535 Factory default 0 To Output Setup Select To Output Setup to return to the Output Setup Menu Audio Source Press the OK button to enter the Audio Sou...

Page 45: ...Time To Live menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to select TTL Press the OK button to set TTL Range 1 255 Default Settings Unicast 63 Multicast 4 Destination Port Number Use the Scroll Up Down button t...

Page 46: ...the Scroll Up Down button to select the Streaming Method required Select RTP UNICAST UDP UNICAST UDP MUL TICAST or RTP MULTICAST Press the OK button to set Default Factory Default RTP MULTICAST Enable...

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Page 48: ...material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one year from the purchase by the original purchaser If this product is defective or malfunctions Cable Electronics will replace...

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