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EEG HD1430

HD Encoder Frame Card

Product Manual

EEG Enterprises, Inc.

586 Main Street

Farmingdale, New York 11735

TEL: (516) 293-7472

FAX: (516) 293-7417

Copyright © EEG Enterprises, Inc. 2018

All rights reserved.

Summary of Contents for HD1430

Page 1: ...EEG HD1430 HD Encoder Frame Card Product Manual EEG Enterprises Inc 586 Main Street Farmingdale New York 11735 TEL 516 293 7472 FAX 516 293 7417 Copyright EEG Enterprises Inc 2018 All rights reserved...

Page 2: ...tworking 11 3 2 2 Encoding 12 3 2 3 SCTE 104 14 3 2 4 TCP IP 16 3 3 Web Configuration 17 3 4 Using Smart Encoder Commands 17 3 4 1 Local Entry Modes 18 3 4 2 Regeneration Mode 19 3 5 XDS Insertion 21...

Page 3: ...8 EEG Enterprises Inc All rights reserved The contents of this manual may not be transmitted or reproduced in any form without the written permission of EEG The revision date for this manual is May 8...

Page 4: ...and Linux op erating systems and streamlines setup of the HD1430 Like the 1RU HD492 the HD1430 streamlines and integrates the Line 21 HD VANC encoding process into one powerful solution supporting a w...

Page 5: ...lation 2 1 BP121 Back Panel There are two back panel configurations available for the HD1430 The BP121 rear panel is shown here followed by a guide to the connectors it contains Below the BP121 back p...

Page 6: ...data will take precedence OUT1 Program video output with relay bypass protection GPIO Banks A and B Two Molex 87831 0841 connectors each containing 4 GPIOs which can be config ured to be inputs or out...

Page 7: ...HD1430 HD Encoder Frame Card 2 2 BP111 Back Panel The BP111 back panel provides additional I O as compared to the BP121 and takes up 4 card slots in the openGear frame instead of 2 6...

Page 8: ...pass protec tion OUT2 Auxiliary video output with relay bypass protec tion GPI 1 8 See Appendix A for more information regarding GPI usage GPO 1 4 5 8 See Appendix A for more information regarding GPO...

Page 9: ...reen and when SD video is present it will be orange Video Status Main This LED will be red when there is no video present on the main input When HD or 3G video is present it will be green and when SD...

Page 10: ...30 The upper section on the left shows the Card State and the Connection status each of which has an indicator light and description of the card s status There is a more detailed tab labeled Status In...

Page 11: ...s field displays information about whether the encoder is currently loading an upgrade The lower section entitled Product displays identifying information about the hardware and software versions of t...

Page 12: ...onnected to a local network IP Address Selects the network address that the unit will be assigned on your LAN Subnet Mask Selects the bit mask used This should match the bit mask used on your LAN Gate...

Page 13: ...ecifies whether data is be ing inserted Test Caption Mode Allows you to enable a stream of caption text on the 608 channel selected below The test captions will stop if any other port enters caption m...

Page 14: ...ns the encoder to up stream Regeneration mode This com mand can be used to resume passing of upstream caption data whenever it is being blocked by locally input caption data Any captioners or devices...

Page 15: ...Time of Last Trigger Displays the date and time of the last SCTE 104 insertion trigger received IP Port of Last Client Displays the IP address and port of the last client to connect to the card over...

Page 16: ...CTE 104 insertion can be triggered via LAN connection on the port specified below LAN Port If the Allow LAN Connections setting is turned on this field determines the port on which LAN connections wil...

Page 17: ...er commands Connection Status When a connection into the specified TCP IP port is active this field will display Connected with a green icon Enable Must be set to Enabled for connections to be accepte...

Page 18: ...annot navigate to the page in your web browser check with your net work administrator that the IP Address and Subnet Mask you entered in DashBoard are valid parameters for your network since individua...

Page 19: ...s menu in HyperTerminal match the settings for the Encoder port you are connecting to In this manual Encoder commands will be distinguished from other text by use of a bold font Optional parameters wi...

Page 20: ...ning is present data from the SD input will be used instead The default Regeneration response is configurable by using the com mands listed in this section and also by setting the Block 608 Upcon vers...

Page 21: ...eneration Field Field specifies which NTSC field the locally entered caption data is intended for Field 1 enter as F1 is for primary language captioning and text and Field 2 F2 is for secondary langua...

Page 22: ...l begin rolling up The parameter value must be entered with a leading b Possible values range from b2 top of the screen to b15 bottom of the screen The default value is b15 Always set the Base value a...

Page 23: ...necessary Additionally upstream XDS program packets will continue to transmit for five minutes after any non clearing upstream interruption such as a commercial break or undesired outage Enable XDS En...

Page 24: ...program specific packets will be deleted from the queue A packet loaded into the Encoder with the Load XDS Packet command has local priority in output signals it will replace all upstream packets of...

Page 25: ...x7f A checksum need not be enclosed as the Encoder will calculate it automati cally before insertion Priority Priority is an optional parameter that allows the out put priority of a packet to be custo...

Page 26: ...as for the lo cal priority Load XDS Packet command explained on the previous page except the Packet Class Type must be entered with a leading L Holdoff Holdoff sets the number of seconds after which t...

Page 27: ...et s hex byte represen tation decoded content for common packets and checksum in addition to the above information Delete XDS Packet CTRL A P Packet ENTER Deletes the packet of the specified Class and...

Page 28: ...ntification CTRL A ENTER Returns the Encoder s model serial number and firmware version Report HD Status CTRL A f ENTER Returns the Encoder s current HD operation setting 334M VANC Inser tion 333M VAN...

Page 29: ...ent setting of the ENCODER ON bypass switch Monitor Line 21 CTRL A 5 Channel I O ENTER End Monitoring CTRL C Monitors and displays the EIA 608B caption data encoded in the speci fied channel The I O p...

Page 30: ...to ground and inactive when open left floating The even numbered pin in a given GPI pair is its ground For example if GPIO 1 were configured as an input GPI you could activate it by connecting pins 1...

Page 31: ...the 8 general purpose inputs GPIs plus one ground pin GPI H GPI G GPI F GPI E GPI D GPI C GPI B GPI A Ground A given GPI is activated when closed connected to ground and inactive when open left float...

Page 32: ...2 The second connector is labeled GPO5 8 GPO Pins 8 7 8 7 5 6 6 3 4 5 1 2 The two pins of a given GPO form a switch that is on when closed and off when open For example pins 1 and 2 of the connector...

Page 33: ...0 connector to the two DB9 connectors that can be used to communicate with ports P1 and P2 IDC DB9 P1 DB9 P2 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 7 2 8 3 9 10 5 The pin assignments of a DB9 connector are as follows Pin...

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Page 35: ...10 Output Impedance 75 Ohm Format 1 485 Gb s SMPTE 292M or SMPTE 259M 270 Mb s matches input format DC Offset 0V 0 5V Rise Fall Time 200pS nominal Overshoot 10 of amplitude Wide Band Jitter 0 2 UI Da...

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