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9780MUX-IPGE-ASI

Compact ASI/IP Re/De-Multiplexer

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Page 1: ... Version 1 0 November 2016 The material contained in this manual consists of information that is the property of Evertz Microsystems and is intended solely for the use of purchasers of the 9780MUX IPGE series product Evertz Microsystems expressly prohibits the use of this manual for any purpose other than the operation of the device All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced...

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Page 3: ...ird grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manuf...

Page 4: ... Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communicati...

Page 5: ...ION PARAMETERS 7 3 6 CONFIGURATION MGMT 8 3 7 ELECTRICAL 8 3 8 PHYSICAL 8 4 VISTALINK PRO CONFIGURATION 9 4 1 9780MUX IPGE FRAME 10 4 1 1 Status Tab 10 4 1 2 Ethernet Ports Control Tab 11 4 1 3 Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab 12 4 1 4 SNMP Configuration Tab 14 4 1 5 Fault Tab 14 4 1 6 Timing Configuration 15 4 1 7 Disk Info 16 4 1 8 DNS Server 16 4 2 9780MUX IPGE GENERAL 17 4 2 1 Status Tab 17 4 2 2 Sy...

Page 6: ... Hardware Configuration Ethernet Ports Tab 11 Figure 4 4 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab 12 Figure 4 5 VistaLINK PRO Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab Packet Information 13 Figure 4 6 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration SNMP Configuration Tab 14 Figure 4 7 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Fault Tab 14 Figure 4 8 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Timing Configuratio...

Page 7: ...0 Figure 4 39 VistaLINK PRO Mux Output Fault Tab 41 Figure 4 40 VistaLINK PRO Configuring Input in Output Window 42 Figure 4 41 VistaLINK PRO Search Output 43 Figure 4 42 VistaLINK PRO Search Output Search Assistant 43 Figure 4 43 VistaLINK PRO Output Search Assistant 43 Figure 4 44 VistaLINK PRO Search Input 44 Figure 4 45 VistaLINK PRO Search Input Search Assistant 44 Figure 4 46 VistaLINK PRO I...

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Page 9: ...only warranty offered by Evertz in relation to this product is the Evertz standard limited warranty stated in the sales contract or order confirmation form Although every attempt has been made to accurately describe the features installation and operation of this product in this manual no warranty is granted nor liability assumed in relation to any errors or omissions unless specifically undertake...

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Page 11: ...VB C and IPTV networks The platform is enabled with Service Socket Port and Device level redundancy when paired with VLPRO CSM NMS Advanced Stream Processing The 9780 Multiplexer supports advanced stream processing capabilities such as Program and PID remapping DVB ATSC table generation and per program bit rate limiting to stop over bit rate inputs from disrupting groomed outputs In band Metadata ...

Page 12: ... per stream TS loss CC Bitrate Auto fail over to the redundant incoming Transport via VLPRO CSM NMS 1 1 GbE Port and Socket redundancy via VLPRO CSM NMS 1 1 M N Unit Redundancy via VLPRO CSM NMS Contact factory for additional details Figure 1 2 9780MUX IPGE Rear Panel Control Full SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol support and integrated with the industry leading VistaLINK PRO system ...

Page 13: ...UTS Connect the Ethernet cable to the CONTROL Ethernet port and the other end to an Ethernet switch See Figure 2 1 Connect Ethernet cables to desired ports and the other end to the Ethernet switch Figure 2 1 9780MUX IPGE Rear Panel Control This connector allows for the 9780MUX IPGE to be able to communicate with the computer allowing for the user to control the 9780MUX IPGE through the interface o...

Page 14: ...submenu and select Apply changes 4 In the Control submenu select Reboot System to make sure new settings are applied 5 Plug in a standard Ethernet cable CAT 5E from PC s Ethernet network to the control port of the device 6 On the computer screen select Start in the bottom left corner Then select Control Panel Search for Network Connections icon and double click it Double click the interface icon L...

Page 15: ...Internet Protocol TCP IP and click the properties button again Select the button labelled Use the following IP address and click ok Enter in an IP address that is on the same subnet as the MUXIP with the same subnet mask and gateway d Now check communication with the device Select Start in the bottom left corner of the computer screen Then select Run and in the space provided enter cmd followed by...

Page 16: ...nu g Type x to exit Network Configuration menu h Type x to exit and save configuration i The same steps can be done for Data 1 Data Main and Data 2 Data Redundant interfaces j All other Data ports must be configured through VLPro Data 3 and Data 4 are not defined in 9780MUX IPGE as if the box only supports Figure 2 3 Configure IP Interfaces to the MUXIP ...

Page 17: ...igurable bitrate 3 3 PROCESSING Program PID grooming Filtering Local generation of DVB ATSC tables Per program bit rate limiting Inband metadata insertion Statistical Multiplexing for Evertz 3480TXE encoders 3 4 ENCAPSULATION PARAMETERS IP encapsulation MAC802 3 IPV4 UDP MPEG Destination IP Address Unicast and Multicast Destination UDP port Source UDP port 3 5 DE CAPSULATION PARAMETERS Source IP A...

Page 18: ...x Gbe Ethernet control port RJ45 SNMP control and monitoring via VLPRO 3 7 ELECTRICAL Input Voltage Auto ranging 100 240VAC Power Up to 120W EMI RFI Complies with FCC regulations for class A devices Complies with EU EMC directive 3 8 PHYSICAL Dimensions 19 W x 1 75 H x 18 75 D Weight 17lbs 7 7kg ...

Page 19: ... the Start button This should contact the 9780MUX and allow communication with it through VistaLINK PRO Under device IP 3480FR there are four different types of menus Figure 4 1 9780MUX Frame This section is used for general settings like Status Ethernet Ports SNMP Configuration etc MUX General This section is used for general setting like System info Status and MUX Syncing MUX Input Each one of t...

Page 20: ...Page 10 Revision 1 0 4 1 9780MUX IPGE FRAME 4 1 1 Status Tab Figure 4 2 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Status Tab The Status tab indicates the current status of the module including firmware installed on the box CPU and memory usage in percentage ...

Page 21: ...an specific a specific gateway IP This tab allows Mapping on the rear of the MUXIP to VLPro data port configuration DATA 3 DATA 4 and Control Port 2 are not used Control Port 1 Control Port 2 Data Port 1 Data Port 2 Data Port 3 Data Port 4 Control NA DATA1 DATA2 NA NA Table 4 1 VistaLINK PRO Mapping to Rear to 9780MUX IPGE IP address Self IP address of the port Netmask The Netmask address which is...

Page 22: ... 0 0 0 0 4 1 3 Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab Figure 4 4 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab The Ethernet Port Monitor tab indicates the current status of the Ethernet ports Packet Information By enabling this field the user can monitor the Packets specifications and also will be able to reset the Packets as is shown in Figure 4 5 Received and Transmitted Error Packets and ...

Page 23: ...9780MUX IPGE ASI Compact ASI IP Re De Multiplexer Revision 1 0 Page 13 Figure 4 5 VistaLINK PRO Ethernet Ports Monitor Tab Packet Information ...

Page 24: ... Configuration SNMP Configuration Tab Trap Destination 1 5 The user can define IP addresses of VLPro server where SNMP traps will be sent 4 1 5 Fault Tab This tab indicates the status of the ports and also allows the user to enable disable traps to be sent upon fault detection Figure 4 7 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Fault Tab ...

Page 25: ...pact ASI IP Re De Multiplexer Revision 1 0 Page 15 4 1 6 Timing Configuration This section is an external package which has to be manually installed Figure 4 8 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Timing Configuration Tab ...

Page 26: ... Disk Info Figure 4 9 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration Disk Info Tab The functionality of this section will be added in the future 4 1 8 DNS Server Figure 4 10 VistaLINK PRO Hardware Configuration DNS Server Tab The functionality of this section will be added in the future ...

Page 27: ...ity This field indicates the status of input which can be Active or Inactive IP Address This field indicates the Source IP address of each IP input Port This field indicates the Transport Protocol port of each IP input Ethernet Port This field indicates the DATA GigE for each IP input Monitor Enable This field indicates the Monitor status of each IP input which can be Enabled or Disabled Bitrate T...

Page 28: ...ng Figure 4 13 VistaLINK PRO 9780MUX General Mux Syncing Tab The Mux Sync is a useful function which needs to be used with VistaLink CSM This feature allows configuration changes on the 9780MUX to dynamically be applied also on the other 3480 9780MUX sync destinations specified This can be useful in a 1 1 MUX environment where all boxes are identical and changes in one box need to be done on all t...

Page 29: ...st by specifying both the IP address and UDP RTP port The user may configure up to 4 inputs from the inputs tree in the left part of the Configuration menu Figure 4 14 VistaLINK PRO 9780MUX Input Input View Right side of the Configuration Menu includes Figure 4 14 Apply Button Push this button after any changes at the Input Control View Tab Note that some times it is needed to push the apply butto...

Page 30: ... allows the user to select the input mode which can be IP and ASI Note Input 1 2 3 and 4 are ASI IP and inputs 5 6 7 and 8 are IP only Input Control Input Monitor Enable The user can Enable or disable the Input Socket Input SHM Input SHM Enable This should be disabled for the standalone 9780MUX Input SHM Source Number This field will be ignored as above parameter should be disabled for normal func...

Page 31: ...e of transponders Network Name This field shows the network name like BBC if it is available MPEG2 Packets This field shows the number of MPEG2 packets which is received Packet Framing This field displays the type of framing being used It can be either UDP or RTP Input Packet Size This field indicates normal TS packet size 188 Input Template PID Display Mode This field allows the user to set PID d...

Page 32: ... number of input Input Monitor Enable This dropdown menu allows the user to enable the input monitor Ethernet Port This dropdown menu allows the user to set the Ethernet port Possible options are Data 1 and Data 2 PTP Domain Number This control allows the user to set the PTP Domain number UTC Offset Mode This dropdown menu allows the user to set the UTC offset mode If Probe Mode is set to ATSC The...

Page 33: ...ble faults for both ASI and IP inputs Figure 4 17 VistaLINK PRO Mux Input Fault Status View Tab Trigger Fault Enable Continuity Count By checking the box enable triggering on Continuity Counter Error TS Sync Error By checking the box enable triggering on TS Sync bite 0x47 Error TS Bitrate By checking the box enable triggering on wrong TS Bitrate 4 3 3 File Record View Tab Figure 4 18 VistaLINK PRO...

Page 34: ...ich are Offline Output view and Active Output view Figure 4 19 VistaLINK PRO MUX Output Tree View Right click on the MUX Output will take the user to the Output Configuration window Figure 4 20 where the user can configure all the outputs there and the user can click on each output for individual configuration Also it is possible to configure each output by right click on the individual outputs on...

Page 35: ...O MUX Output Configuration window 4 4 1 Offline Output View Tab The user can configure all the output specifications through this section Once it is done the output should be saved as a preset Each preset can be load again by pressing the Load from Preset button in both Offline and Active outputs ...

Page 36: ...TS ID for each type of service Output Mode This control allows the user to set the output mode for offline output mode Possible options are MPEG DVB and ATSC Packet Format This dropdown menu allows the user to set the packet format for Offline output mode Possible options are UDP and RTP UDP TS Packets Per IP This control allows the user to set the TS packets per IP for each offline output Primary...

Page 37: ...Source IP This field indicates the Source IP address Save To Preset By pressing this button after configuring all output specifications the user can save them as a Preset and assign them a name in the new appeared window Figure 4 23 Load From preset By pressing this button the user can load a preset from saved presets Figure 4 24 Figure 4 23 VistaLINK PRO Save or Rename a Preset Figure 4 24 VistaL...

Page 38: ...lder 1 IP Address This control allows the user to set the IP address for GuideBuilder 1 GuideBuilder 1 Port This control allows the user to set the port number for GuideBuilder 1 STT Restamp This dropdown menu allows the user to turn On or Off the STT Restamp which is used for ATSC PSIP table insertion application EBP This dropdown menu allows the user to enable or disable the EBP Genlock This dro...

Page 39: ...e PTP mode Possible options are UTC and TAI Auto Jam This dropdown menu is a custom application and should be disabled 4 4 1 3 Offline Output Program Tab In this tab for modifying the fields the user should select a program from program trees at the left side Figure 4 26 VistaLINK PRO Offline Output Program Tab Limit Program Bitrate This field allows the user to define the bitrate limit for each p...

Page 40: ... set to Enable allows the user to configure the fields Interface This dropdown menu allows the user to set the UDP data interface IP Address This field allows the user to set the UDP data IP address Port This field allows the user to set the UDP data port number Program Number This field allows the user to set the UDP data program number Pid This field allows the user to set the UDP data Pid PCR P...

Page 41: ...eate output SPTS or MPTS service accordingly When the user drag and drop input to the output window a table will be opened as is shown in Figure 4 28 Figure 4 28 VistaLINK PRO Edit Program s Window In this table the user can modify Program Number Program Name PMT PID Video PID Audio PID Data PID If the output mode is ATSC the Add program s window will be as is shown in Figure 4 29 Figure 4 29 Vist...

Page 42: ... Program s PID s window DVB Output Mode Within this table the user has the ability to change or view the Program descriptors by pressing the buttons under the Change View Descriptors column for each program or Pid Figure 4 31 VistaLINK PRO Edit Program Descriptor Edit Program Descriptors Add edit or remove Program descriptors in the PMT table to a maximum of 10 descriptors per program ...

Page 43: ...d edit or remove Elementary Stream descriptors to a maximum of 5 per PID 4 4 3 Active Output Output Tab The user can configure the outputs through Active Output too but it is not allowed to configure or modify all the specifications on the Active mode Push Load from Preset button in order to activate new configuration as shown in Figure 4 33 ...

Page 44: ...user to set the transport stream ID Each broadcaster needs to have unique TS ID for each type of service Output Mode This dropdown menu allows the user to set the output mode Possible options are MPEG DVB and ATSC Packet Format This field indicates the packet format TS Packets Per IP This field indicates TS packets per IP Primary Interface This dropdown menu allows the user to select primary data ...

Page 45: ...ows the user to load a preset from saved presets and also rename a preset Save to Preset This button allows the user to save the configuration to a preset or rename a preset Start By pushing the Start button the user can start the stopped program Stop By pushing the Stop button the user can stop the running program Start Jam This button is used for a specific custom application and should be ignor...

Page 46: ...he PSIP table source Possible options are None GuideBuilder1 and GuideBuilder2 STT Restamp This field indicates the STT Restamp EBP This dropdown menu allows the user to disable or enable the EBP Genlock This field indicates the Genlock status Standalone LTC This dropdown menu allows the user to enable or disable the Standalone LTC LTC This dropdown menu allows the user to enable or disable the LT...

Page 47: ...ct a program from program trees at the left side Limit Program Bitrate This field allows the user to define the bitrate limit for each program in Kbps Program Bitrate Limit kbps This field allows the user to put an additional limit for a specific program bitrate in Kbps PCR Frequency This field allows the user to set the PCR Frequency The frequency will be at the maximum range if the program numbe...

Page 48: ...nable allows the user to configure the fields Interface This dropdown menu allows the user to set the UDP data interface IP Address This field allows the user to set the UDP data IP address Port This field allows the user to set the UDP data port number Program Number This field allows the user to set the UDP data program number Pid This field allows the user to set the UDP data Pid PCR Pid This f...

Page 49: ... ASI IP Re De Multiplexer Revision 1 0 Page 39 4 4 3 5 Active Output Auto Switch Tab It should be disabled as it s for a custom application Figure 4 37 VistaLINK PRO Mux Output Auto Switch Tab 4 4 3 6 Active Output Capture Tab ...

Page 50: ...ile Name This field allows the user to set a base file name for capture Max File Size This field allows the user to set the Maximum file size of capture File Size This field indicates the file size of capture Start Capture This button allows the user to start capturing Stop Capture This button allows the user to stop capturing ...

Page 51: ...en Output is not present Meta Data This trap will be triggered when Meta data is not present 4 4 4 Adding Input on the Output section This section allows the user to configure or modify the input settings By clicking the Configuration button the user will have access to the input window configuration Note Make sure that input is enabled and input mode is IP or ASI and probe mode is ATSC ...

Page 52: ...his filed allows the user to set the IP address for input Input Port Number This control allows the user to set the input port number Input Enable This dropdown menu allows the user to enable disable the input Ethernet Port This dropdown menu allows the user to set the Ethernet port Probe Mode This dropdown menu allows the user to set the Probe Mode 4 4 5 Search input and output The user can searc...

Page 53: ...Output If the user right clicks on the search output section a search assistant icon will show up Figure 4 42 VistaLINK PRO Search Output Search Assistant By clicking on the Search Assistant a window will appear which helps about search output options as is shown in Figure 4 43 Figure 4 43 VistaLINK PRO Output Search Assistant ...

Page 54: ...h Input If the user right clicks on the search input section a search assistant icon will show up Figure 4 45 VistaLINK PRO Search Input Search Assistant By clicking on the Search Assistant a window will appear which helps about search input options as is shown in Figure 4 46 Figure 4 46 VistaLINK PRO Input Search Assistant ...

Page 55: ...is table the user can modify any field which is modifiable Any field that has the different color and border and also check boxes are modifiable Like below Expand All and Collapse All buttons allow the user to expand and collapse the program tree Under the Change View Descriptors column the user can change or view the program descriptors by clicking on Edit Program Descriptors buttons which will o...

Page 56: ... Also it is possible to add edit or remove Pid Descriptors in the PMT table to a maximum of 5 descriptors per Pid by clicking on the Edit Pid Descriptors button under Change View Descriptors column as is shown in Figure 4 49 Figure 4 49 VistaLINK PRO Edit PID Descriptors ...

Page 57: ...Program Pid By selecting a Program or Pid and clicking Remove Output Program Button it is possible to remove that program pid as is shown in Figure 4 50 It is also possible to remove an output program by selecting it and pressing Delete key Figure 4 50 VistaLINK PRO Remove Output Program Pid ...

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Page 59: ...les for new products To perform a JAR update ensure that all VLPro clients are closed those clients which are not closed will automatically be disconnected as soon as the VLPro Server is restarted Maximize the VLPro Server window from the windows task bar select Help Apply Update Product from the menu Figure 5 1 Figure 5 1 VistaLINK PRO Server A window will appear as shown in Figure 5 2 Navigate t...

Page 60: ...quired before restarting the server Shutdown the server by selecting from the menu File shutdown Server Now re open the server it is normal for the start up to take marginally longer while each individual update is being applied Once complete you may restart the VLPro Clients As the client restarts the user will experience a short delay while the update is applied A prompt will appear confirming t...

Page 61: ...rmware update can be initiated using the VLPro The user will need the following in order to update the Firmware New firmware supplied by Evertz Firmware comes as a deb archive file To upgrade the Firmware navigate to Version Information by right clicking on the IP address of the frame Figure 5 3 VistaLINK PRO Selecting Version Information This will launch the window where the user can see the vers...

Page 62: ...rade Select the 3480FR Frame and the box highlighted in the image above This will cause the Upgrade button to become available Selecting the Upgrade button will open the Firmware Upgrade window where the user can locate the firmware and select it for upgrade Figure 5 5 VistaLINK PRO Selecting File for Firmware Upgrade ...

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