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Introduction

 .................................................... 1

About this Guide ................................................. 1
About the SMD 101 ............................................ 1

Video Output .................................................. 3
Output Resolution and EDID Support Table  ... 5
Suggested PC Requirements .......................... 6
Supported formats: ........................................ 6

Features ............................................................. 7

Panels and Cabling

 ......................................... 9

Front Panel Features ........................................... 9
Rear Panel Features ......................................... 10

SMD 101 Rear Panel Reset .......................... 13

SMD 101 Power Up Procedure ........................ 14
Hardware Setup Overview ................................ 14

Web-based User Interface

 ........................... 15

Overview of the Web-based User Interface ....... 15
Web Browser Requirements ............................. 15
Accessing the Embedded Web Pages .............. 16
Overview of the SMD 101 

Embedded Web Pages ................................... 16

Tabs ............................................................. 17
Pages Within Tabs ........................................ 17
Panels and Screen Sections ......................... 18
Collapsing and Expanding Panes .................. 18

Web Page Idle (Timeout) ................................... 19
Logging Out and Logging In ............................. 19
Player Page Overview ....................................... 22

Player Controls Features ............................... 23

Player Page Layout ........................................... 28

Browser ........................................................ 29
Browser Panel - Streams .............................. 29
Browser Panel - Files .................................... 32

Folder Playlists.................................................. 37

Lists.............................................................. 38
Playlist Editor ................................................ 41

Configuration Page ........................................... 46

Configuration Page Features ......................... 46
Video Configuration ...................................... 47
Audio Configuration ...................................... 54
On Screen Display ........................................ 56
Configuring the On-Screen Displays ............. 59
Automation ................................................... 60
Folder Playlist Configuration .......................... 64

Advanced Configuration Page .......................... 66

Connection  .................................................. 67
Firmware Loader ........................................... 74
Exec/Power Mode ........................................ 78
Date and Time .............................................. 81
Password ..................................................... 82
Reset Device ................................................ 85
Alarms .......................................................... 86

Device Information Page ................................... 88
Troubleshooting ................................................ 90

Status ........................................................... 90
Logs Page .................................................... 93
Alarm History Page ....................................... 95
Diagnostics Page .......................................... 97

Advanced Player Configuration

 ................. 100

Loading Content to Local Storage 

Using SFTP ................................................... 100

Play Video on Demand ................................... 103

Play Video from a Network Share ............... 103

SME 100 Stream Discovery ............................ 106
Connecting to Streams Without SAP 

Announcements ............................................ 107

UDP or RTP Connections ........................... 107
HTTP Connection to an SME 100 ............... 108

IR Remote Control

 ...................................... 110

Contents

SMD 101 • Contents

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Summary of Contents for SMD 101

Page 1: ...68 2231 01 Rev D 03 21 H 264 Streaming Media Decoder FW version 2 05 0000 SMD 101 User Guide Streaming AV Products...

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Page 4: ...ence must be corrected at the expense of the user NOTE For more information on safety guidelines regulatory compliances EMI EMF compatibility accessibility and related topics see the Extron Safety and...

Page 5: ...or device responses used in this guide the character 0 is used for the number zero and O is the capital letter o Computer responses and directory paths that do not have variables are written in the f...

Page 6: ...Page Layout 28 Browser 29 Browser Panel Streams 29 Browser Panel Files 32 Folder Playlists 37 Lists 38 Playlist Editor 41 Configuration Page 46 Configuration Page Features 46 Video Configuration 47 A...

Page 7: ...ce Information 134 Parts and Accessories 134 Mounting the SMD 101 134 Tabletop Use 134 Rack Mounting 135 Furniture Mounting 135 Table or Wall Mounting 135 SMD 101 Reset Summary 136 Supported File Type...

Page 8: ...erformance H 264 decoder used in applications that require live AV streaming or file playback from files located on shared network storage devices The SMD 101 can decode and display one SD or HD strea...

Page 9: ...etwork Attached Storage a c b HD Display HDMI RGB Analog HDMI RGB Audio Ethernet Select a NAS b Stream c Local Ex tro n ON OF F DIS PL AY MU TE SC RE EN UP SC RE EN DO WN VC R DV D DO C CA M LA PT OP...

Page 10: ...l on page 111 A compatible web browser on a control PC connected to the same network as the SMD 101 can access the embedded HTML pages A video confidence display allows image monitoring from the user...

Page 11: ...standby command to the display on its HDMI output When the SMD product transitions from normal operation to standby mode the SMD sends the CEC Power Off standby command to the display on its HDMI outp...

Page 12: ...Hz 50 Hz and 154 MHz 60 Hz Highest pixel rate is 1600x1200 60 Hz 162 MHz For applications where the EDID settings do not provide or allow the desired results select a video output from the table Selec...

Page 13: ...idual pages can differ from those in this user guide for other zoom ratios Supported formats File Formats MPEG2 TS MPEG 2 part 1 or ISO IEC 13818 1 or ITU T Rec H 222 0 MP4 including mp4 m4a m4v file...

Page 14: ...Fit zoom Aspect Ratio Management Decoded video can fill a display maintain aspect ratio or maintain uniformity presenting imagery that meets customer expectations Control from IR remote wired IR RS 2...

Page 15: ...2 Offers the flexibility to efficiently decode and present streaming video at various bit rates and coding complexity Support for both CAVLC and CABAC encoding Decoder status reporting Simplify config...

Page 16: ...or stream is selected but playback is paused Off The selected stream is not being decoded Solid Red Unable to load or play the selected source C Network status indicator Dual color LED indicates netw...

Page 17: ...ear panel of the SMD 101 is shown in figure 3 below 12V 1 0A MAX POWER HDMI L R AUDIO Tx Rx G S G RS 232 RESET IR IN LAN OUTPUTS G G G A A A B B B C C C D D D E E E F F F A 12 VDC power connector E RS...

Page 18: ...equipment rack within a dedicated closet La source d alimentation doit tre situ e proximit de l quipement audiovisuel Extron dans un emplacement habituel avec un degr de pollution 2 fix e une estrade...

Page 19: ...igure 7 below to wire the RS 232 connector Ground Tx Rx Receive Transmit Connected RS 232 Device Pins SMD 101 Pins G Figure 7 RS 232 Connector Wiring F Reset button and LED The reset button is used to...

Page 20: ...not available for the SMD 101 The SMD 101 can also be reset using the web based user interface see Reset Device on page 85 For information on resetting the SMD 101 using SIS commands see Absolute res...

Page 21: ...atures on page 10 and power it on 5 Connect a control device to the SMD 101 by one of the following connections a The front panel config port see Front Panel Configuration Port on page 112 b The rear...

Page 22: ...o connect via HTTP will be automatically redirected The user interface screen shots in this user guide were taken using Google Chrome which is the recommended browser Pages and panels viewed in other...

Page 23: ...open to the Player page see Player Page Layout on page 28 3 If necessary enter the user name and password see Logging Out and Logging In on page 19 4 Click Log In or OK The SMD 101 embedded web page o...

Page 24: ...ols used for initial setup and during system integration Changes to this page can only be made from the admin account These pages provide a way to configure ports and Ethernet connection settings repl...

Page 25: ...r Controls at the left of the screen see Player Controls Features on page 23 The Player page is the main page and serves as the primary interface for operating the SMD 101 Collapsing and Expanding Pan...

Page 26: ...lly before you can change roles from administrator to user or user to administrator or user accounts you must log out of the SMD 101 embedded web pages The user or administrator status is displayed in...

Page 27: ...rocess will not be completed To log in to an SMD 101 when a password admin or user is active 1 Open the web browser Figure 18 Web Browser SMD 101 Default IP Address 2 Enter the IP address of the SMD 1...

Page 28: ...e browser displays multiple login dialog boxes Enter the credentials in each box or press Cancel to prevent the duplicate fields 3 Enter the appropriate user or administrator login name and correspond...

Page 29: ...0 32 PDLAB 32 xsap 192 168 193 170 SME100 uni xsap 192 168 0 30 PDLAB 30 file Clips top5_2009 02 11 m xsap 192 168 0 34 PDLAB 4 xsap 192 168 56 113 Classro xsap 192 168 56 214 Camer xsap 192 168 0 32...

Page 30: ...ministrator privileges can make changes to all settings on the Player page Those logged in at the user level cannot modify or delete existing playlists or channels and create new folders for files Pla...

Page 31: ...n time of the currently playing clip The current playback position is on the left 00 00 12 in figure 23 and the total duration of the clip if known on the right 00 00 52 A progress bar below the displ...

Page 32: ...election automatically for continuous play 5 Play start playback for any media type 6 Pause pause playback 7 Stop stop playback 8 Seek Forward move ahead by 10 seconds when playing a clip 9 Next selec...

Page 33: ...t automatically starts playing You do not have to click Play This automatic play feature works regardless of whether the material is loaded via one of the other Player panels or dragging a clip or str...

Page 34: ...Browser panel Click and hold then drag a source from the browser to this field Use Ctl C to copy then Ctl V to paste a URI or URL directly into the field If required edit the name then press Enter or...

Page 35: ...ge and sound quality is acceptable Poor red Network conditions such as packet loss jitter or delay are likely to cause intermittent and noticeable degradation of image or sound quality None black Comm...

Page 36: ...ms list is generated using information from Session Announcement Protocol SAP messages broadcast on the local subnet Extron sources such as SME 100 and SMP 351 units are listed within an Extron folder...

Page 37: ...e the entire list Click the refresh button to update the source streams list TIP The list updates automatically at 5 second intervals Streams are grouped into folders according to information within t...

Page 38: ...the Channels tab in the Lists panel see Lists on page 38 to create a new channel Click and drag the stream into the Favorites tab in the Lists panel to save it to the Favorites list for easy access at...

Page 39: ...the user see Folder Playlist Configuration on page 64 Files in the folder can be changed and the playlist dynamically updates to include or exclude the files Individual playlists see Playlist Editor...

Page 40: ...appear in the files list It can take time to refresh the files list It is preferable to open expand individual folders rather than to expand all folders at once Search and filter functions are only ap...

Page 41: ...er within which you want to create the new folder A small dialog box appears see figure 31 NOTE Network share permissions and user privileges may limit folder creation 4 Select New Folder from the dia...

Page 42: ...tab to allow the SMD 101 to access and play files stored on those shared network resources The number of items available on a network share is initially unknown and can be large In order to provide t...

Page 43: ...n the upper right corner of the Network Shares dialog box or see Play Video on Demand on page 103 4 Click Save to add the network share MediaShare to the files list The Network Shares dialog box close...

Page 44: ...age 41 can also be included with other files in a Folder Playlist A Folder Playlist is loaded the same as a single file see Browser Panel Files on page 32 The user can load a folder playlist by draggi...

Page 45: ...since the last time the history was cleared 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 Figure 35 Lists Panels Channels Favorites and History Lists Panel Channels tab The Channels tab see figure 35 1 displays a list of current...

Page 46: ...x cfg file using the Configuration panel found on the Firmware Loader page of the Advanced Configuration page The channel list can also be exported or imported using SIS commands see Command and Respo...

Page 47: ...streams with details of the data and time the item played and the URI of the item grouped by time period Fields below the history list show the date and time of the selected item along with the URI Th...

Page 48: ...thin the playlist using drag and drop NOTE Multiple clips can be selected using the standard Shift or Ctrl key combination shortcuts A user can assign a playlist to a channel or favorite using drag an...

Page 49: ...ew Playlist Configuration dialog box opens see figure 39 NOTE If you omitted step 2 the Path field shows file If you selected the desired folder in step 2 the Path field displays the selected path nam...

Page 50: ...the name of the playlist file is listed at the top of the Playlist 10 Select streams files and channels from the corresponding tabs in the Browser and Lists panes and drag them into the Playlist Edit...

Page 51: ...me in the Playlist Editor panel Editing a Playlist TIP To select contiguous items press and hold the Shift key while clicking on the beginning and ending tracks in a range The selected items can then...

Page 52: ...paste in a new path or select the item and type or paste a new path into the URI field in the Playlist Properties section of the panel However if the source is available locally it can be easier to d...

Page 53: ...put of one of several video test patterns for use during setup In this page you can also configure the timing EDID settings digital color space and format and aspect ratio of the HDMI video output or...

Page 54: ...ount to buffer in time and select whether or not to prefer multicast or RTSP streams Figure 43 Configuration Video Configuration Page General Video Settings Panel This panel allows selection and immed...

Page 55: ...and select Off to stop playing the test pattern HDMI Output Panel The HDMI Output panel of the Video Configuration page configures the timing EDID settings digital color space and format and aspect r...

Page 56: ...ixed output resolution based on the best match of the input stream format and available display formats provided by the EDID of the display When selected in this way the rate remains fixed even if the...

Page 57: ...wn list Figure 46 HDMI Output Timings Drop Down List Click Match Stream File to select a fixed output rate that most closely matches the current source Click Match Display EDID to set the output to au...

Page 58: ...ates such as 1280x1024 60 or 1920x1200 60 Be sure to select the output rate correctly see step 3 on the previous page before selecting the output format Select the gray scale test pattern on the SMD 1...

Page 59: ...deo Confidence Display preview in the Player Controls panel is muted and video and sync are not output to the display You must click Sync Mute again to disable sync mute When sync mute is disabled vid...

Page 60: ...and to subsequently revert to requesting a unicast stream if necessary Configure the Buffer Settings Buffer settings are configured to optimize the way stream data is handled for specific applications...

Page 61: ...udio to video synchronization when timing differences occur between the audio and video streams By default the audio and video streams are synchronized Audio Delay 0 mS Audio delay is adjusted between...

Page 62: ...ly in effect 4 In the Analog Volume panel 4 set the analog output attenuation level in decibels by clicking and dragging the slider control by clicking the up or down arrow buttons or by entering a nu...

Page 63: ...he unit The current firmware version Some of the information from the Troubleshooting embedded web page including the percentage of CPU usage percent of memory usage internal temperature of the unit a...

Page 64: ...using the drop down list left top default center top right top left center center center right center left bottom center bottom right bottom Progress Bar Panel The progress bar is similar to the info...

Page 65: ...is 500 seconds 501 indicates the progress bar is always on The IR remote can toggle it on or off 3 Position Using the drop down list select the screen position of the OSD from one of nine positions le...

Page 66: ...ss Bar panel click the Enable OSD check box to enable the Progress Bar OSD The fields for adjusting the settings become accessible 7 Click the up and down arrows or enter a number 0 to 501 in the Dura...

Page 67: ...s received and no user input before the screen saver starts Click After to enable the screen saver mode then enter or select the number of seconds 0 to 500 of inactivity before the screen saver activa...

Page 68: ...ng OSD bug that indicates SMD 101 No Input Signal for a set duration before disabling the output sync Custom Select a solid color background using the drop down palette or enter the hex value of the d...

Page 69: ...Solid Color The length of time after a stream loss before a solid color screen is output to the connected display Click the After checkbox to activate the fail over mode Select the time after the str...

Page 70: ...bug Custom By default the Black radio button is selected Black Mutes the video output to black Blue with OSD bug Displays a blue background with a moving OSD bug that indicates SMD 101 No Input Signa...

Page 71: ...range to field 2 select the number of files within the folder you want to limit the folder playlist to Leave the number at 0 default to include all the files 4 In the Still Image duration sec field 3...

Page 72: ...hin a folder processed as a Folder Playlist is loaded and played in the normal way As the conventional Playlist completes the Folder Playlist continues to the next file in line according to the Folder...

Page 73: ...nstall firmware onto the SMD 101 It also allows you to save and export configuration settings from the connected SMD 101 or to import configuration settings from another SMD 101 Executive Power Mode A...

Page 74: ...are grayed out but show the DHCP assigned values IP Address Under DHCP control this field displays the assigned IP address Otherwise enter a static IP address here The default IP address is 192 168 25...

Page 75: ...ick the Advanced Configuration tab above the navigation bar see figure 63 on page 66 2 Click the Connection icon on the navigation bar The Connection Settings page opens see figure 64 on page 67 3 Ent...

Page 76: ...of the SMD 101 see SMD 101 Rear Panel Reset on page 13 or by using the Device Reset embedded web page see Reset Device on page 85 4 In the Host Name field 2 specify the unit name of this SMD 101 devic...

Page 77: ...k local IP addresses are not routed by routers and gateways They stay within the local network That makes it possible for many different LANs to use the same range of link local IP addresses without c...

Page 78: ...ck box for the desired port 3 is selected indicated by a check mark To reset port numbers Click the Reset button to the right of the desired port type 5 to reset the network port map Click the Reset t...

Page 79: ...and return to the previous settings To configure the RS 232 settings 1 Click the Advanced Configuration Connection The Connection Settings page opens see figure 64 on page 67 Figure 67 Serial RS 232 S...

Page 80: ...tion by users viewing device information on the network enter a brief descriptive name for the physical location of the SMD 101 in the Unit Location field 4 Spaces are permitted in this field NOTE Thi...

Page 81: ...rent Firmware Version Displays the active firmware version Compare the version with the online version on the SMD 101 product page at the Extron website to determine if you are running the most curren...

Page 82: ...ge 129 Save a configuration file to a computer as follows 1 Click the Advanced Configuration tab above the navigation bar see figure 63 on page 66 2 Click the Firmware Loader icon on the navigation ba...

Page 83: ...page opens see figure 64 on page 67 3 In the Configuration panel click Browse The Choose File to Upload dialog box opens 4 Browse to and select the desired configuration file 5 Click Open This closes...

Page 84: ...r downloads folder or designated location if changed From the host computer they can be renamed or moved to a folder selected by the user with a standard file browser To upload a configuration file to...

Page 85: ...m the IR receiver drop down list 1 Disable all IR reception When selected ignores all IR commands Enable the front panel IR receiver When selected ignores IR commands from the rear panel wired IR inpu...

Page 86: ...75 Video Confidence Display Live Video Stream to Default Still Image The video output stream from the HDMI port to the display continues uninterrupted To enable the video confidence monitor click the...

Page 87: ...ower on off command from the IR remote if enabled in control options or when a SIS command that sets a value is received on the network or serial ports see Automation on page 60 3 Auto Standby Delay E...

Page 88: ...anually from the Date and Time page 1 Press the Calendar icon 2 on the right side of this field to manually select the current date from the calendar dialog box 2 Set the Time using the scroll list bu...

Page 89: ...playlist Full player control Use play stop pause loop go to previous or following buttons Select items to play from input streams files channels favorites history lists playlists Configuration Page Vi...

Page 90: ...the SMD 101 with admin privileges In the Login ID admin panel 1 Delete the previous password or type a new password in the Administrator Password field 1 2 Delete the previous password or duplicate t...

Page 91: ...enter the desired password 3 In the Confirm Password field 6 re enter the password 4 Click Save 7 To clear a user password you must be logged on as an admin 1 Click Advanced Configuration Password se...

Page 92: ...emory and retains communication settings including the IP address subnet mask gateway IP address device name DHCP setting and port mapping This reset is recommended after updating device firmware 3 Re...

Page 93: ...mail 1 Enter an e mail address into the From User ID field see figure 80 1 This address is shown as the sender for the alarm notification 2 Enter an e mail address into the To User ID field 2 This is...

Page 94: ...the buffer setting increasing the audio bit rate or reducing the video bit rate can help to avoid the condition Temperature Internal This alarm activates if the SMD unit temperature exceeds 60 C for 2...

Page 95: ...ting description of the device Part Number The sales number of the device Firmware Version The current firmware version Firmware Build The specific build number of the firmware MAC Address The Media A...

Page 96: ...t name restrictions apply The device name shown in this section is identical to the host name set in the Ethernet Settings panel of the Connection Settings page see Connection on page 67 The name can...

Page 97: ...ion and statistics related to the performance of the device You can also force an NTP sync The page information updates every ten seconds Figure 84 Status Page Contents of this page are read only and...

Page 98: ...ped packets for the current source since playback of the stream started Jitter For transport streams audio and video streams are combined for this value Audio Jitter For elementary streams the audio s...

Page 99: ...he total internal and removable file storage space the SMD 101 includes how much of that storage is used and how much remains available Figure 85 Status Page Local Storage Local Storage panel 6 provid...

Page 100: ...st to specific events Filter types include 1 Event ID 2 Severity Any default Alert Error Notice 3 Reported Date To apply a filter from either of the two drop down lists in the Filter panel select the...

Page 101: ...term or click the Find Previous Row arrow to move back through the list to the previous row containing the term 4 When you finish searching delete all text from the Search field to clear the search NO...

Page 102: ...en click Clear Selected Alarm s 2 NOTE Multiple alarms can be selected by holding the Ctrl key and selecting the desired alarms Click Refresh Alarms to include the most recent events 3 An alarm can be...

Page 103: ...Warning Critical Any all alarms To restrict the list to logs for a specific date click on the Reported Date Select a date 7 calendar icon 8 and select a date from the pop up calendar Click anywhere ou...

Page 104: ...llows you to generate a log file that you can send to Extron support staff to aid in troubleshooting problems with the unit or the system Figure 89 Network Ping Dialog Click the Diagnostics icon on fr...

Page 105: ...5 5 Figure 91 Network Ping Dialog 2 Click Ping 2 3 The Network Ping Results dialog box opens 3 showing the IP address the bytes of information communicated the time to live TTL and time in millisecon...

Page 106: ...ess Results display in the Network Trace Results dialog box 2 traceroute to 192 168 199 1 192 168 199 1 30 hops max 38 byte packets 1 192 168 0 170 192 168 0 170 2 259 ms 1 487 ms 1 461 ms 2 cust 60 g...

Page 107: ...Local content is viewed from the browser Files tab By default the SMD 101 has a single shares folder Folders can be created to suit requirements of specific users or applications Network shares using...

Page 108: ...gure 93 SFTP Site Manager Dialog 2 Click the New Site button and enter a logical name for the SMD 101 3 Enter the SMD 101 IP address in the Host field 2 4 Enter 22022 in the Port field 3 NOTE The port...

Page 109: ...missions allow In the figure the window on the left shows files and folders residing on the user host machine The window on the right shows the files and folders residing on the SMD 101 Files may be c...

Page 110: ...rk Path field enter the path of the shared folder Network Path required Server IP address or server name and share name format depending on protocol CIFS SMB server sharedfolder server sharedFolder op...

Page 111: ...wing domain YOURDOMAIN The SMB version if required must be set When connecting to shared folders on a MAC computer the user must enter the following string nounix noserverino sec ntlmssp To set the po...

Page 112: ...re from the Files panel drag and drop the file from the folder to the player panel see Player Controls Features on page 23 NOTE Reliable playback of content from network shares depends on server and n...

Page 113: ...connect the stream from the browser double click the stream or drag and drop the stream anywhere on the Player Controls panel see Player Controls Features on page 23 NOTE Some encoders offer both uni...

Page 114: ...o 232 255 255 255 or within an administrator defined range such as 239 232 x x Contact your system administrator for further details of the multicast addressing scheme in use on your network SSM strea...

Page 115: ...password sme100_ip_adr Web output1 sdp For multicast RTP over UDP RTSP pull streams with a password the URI format is http user password sme100_ip_adr Web output1 multicast sdp In the following examp...

Page 116: ...UDP UDP DESTINATION_PORT TS RTP RTP DESTINATION_PORT ES RTP HTTP SME100_IP Web output1 sdp Multicast DESTINATION IP address must be the multicast IP address TS UDP UDP DESTINATION_IP DESTINATION_PORT...

Page 117: ...er channel entry using direct selection see Digits above the entry is accepted after a short delay Press Enter after the channel entry to change to the channel immediately VIDEO MUTE Mutes and unmutes...

Page 118: ...bits no flow control See RS 232 Port below for additional details on connecting the RS 232 port USB port details The Extron USB driver must be installed before use see Front Panel Configuration Port...

Page 119: ...t necessary if the USB driver is already on your PC see the NOTE above Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard Windows will search for current and updated software by lookin...

Page 120: ...nnected to the same LAN or WAN The SIS commands and behavior of the product are common to the commands and behavior the product exhibits when communicating by serial port or USB Ethernet Connection Th...

Page 121: ...sword prompt appears below the copyright message Proceed to step 3 3 If the device is password protected enter the appropriate administrator or user password a If the password is accepted the device r...

Page 122: ...connection is already set up the PC is cabled to the SMD 101 and a serial communication program such as HyperTerminal is open the connected unit sends these messages via RS 232 when first powered on I...

Page 123: ...file not found E17 System timed out E30 Hardware failure E22 Busy E31 Attempt to break port pass through when not set Using the Command and Response Tables The Command and Response Tables begin on pag...

Page 124: ...tted except space and X3 HDMI output format 0 Auto based on EDID default 1 DVI 2 HDMI 444 RGB 0 to 255 audio InfoFrames 3 unused 4 HDMI 444 YUV Limited 16 to 235 audio InfoFrames 5 unused 6 HDMI 422 Y...

Page 125: ...black 2 Mute video and sync X55 Audio volume in dB 0 to 100 1 dB steps 30 default 100 mute three digit response zero padding X55 Analog audio format 1 dual mono 2 stereo default X55 Stream mode 0 Aud...

Page 126: ...conds up to nine digits X59 File path file folder filename network path http download vid com share filename network port path udp 6000 folder filename or RTSP stream URI rtsp 192 168 193 170 folder f...

Page 127: ...5 01 Query model number 1I SMD 101 Query model description 2I Streaming Media Decoder Query system memory usage 3I Bytes used out of KBytes View system processor usage 11I NN Returns a percentage of t...

Page 128: ...s Celsius X58 X58 System software upgrade operation UPGS status see the UPGS table on page 116 X60 X60 PSAV state 0 inactive default 1 active X60 X60 Standby timer 0 to 500 minutes 0 off default Reset...

Page 129: ...port map EMH port SNMP port Set SNMP port map EA port PMAP PmapA port Reset SNMP port map EA161PMAP PmapA00161 Reset the SNMP port to the default value 161 Disable SNMP port EA0PMAP PmapA00000 View S...

Page 130: ...the beginning of the string KEY X1 X1 Unit Device Network Host Name 63 characters maximum Must comply with RFC1123 standards X1 X1 Day date and time Format Day DDMMYYYY HH MM SS X60 X60 Time zone loca...

Page 131: ...255 0 0 X6 X6 Port timeout in seconds In tens of seconds response is zero padded default 00030 300 seconds X57 X57 Network interface ID First NIC 1 X58 X58 IP address or URI X58 X58 Ping result IP add...

Page 132: ...iod default not specified SNMP passwords Set public password EPX60 SNMP SnmpP X60 Sets public password to X60 Set public password to default EP SNMP SnmpP public View public password EPSNMP X60 Set pr...

Page 133: ...ot directory E CJ Dirl filename date time length Up one directory E CJ Dirl path directory View current directory ECJ path directory space remaining bytes left Erase user supplied file EfilenameEF Del...

Page 134: ...git padded 00 to 99 and 3 digit 100 to 255 Streaming Current source peak video bit rate EMBITR X55 Verbose mode 2 3 response adds BitM to the beginning Current source audio bit rate EABITR X56 Verbose...

Page 135: ...the current track number T and the current playback speed S View current timecode EK1PLYR X59 PlyrK1 X59 Verbose mode 2 3 View current clip length EZX59 PLYR X59 Seek by offset EJX59 X1 PLYR PlyrJX59...

Page 136: ...PR TvprTX59 X59 Channel down View all presets EGTVPR Get channel list Example preset 1 uri file clips clip1 mp4 name Chan 1 Save URI to preset EUX59 X59 TVPR TvprUX59 X59 Save URI to channel X59 Save...

Page 137: ...em EXX61 FAVS FavsX X61 Delete all favorites EX 0FAVS FavsX Clear favorites list KEY X59 X59 Media URI Uniform Resource Identifier The prefix file is optional X61 Folder name X61 Favorite item name X6...

Page 138: ...OSD window position 1 top left 2 top center 3 top right 4 center left 5 center center 6 center right 7 bottom left 8 bottom center 9 bottom right X59 X59 OSD window visibility 0 Hidden 1 Visible 2 Tog...

Page 139: ...HDCP Authorized Query encryption status EEHDCP X51 HdcpEX51 Query HDCP Authorized Verbose mode 2 3 KEY X51 X51 Enable or disable 0 Mute off disabled HDCP Notification HDCP notification ENX54 HDCP Hdc...

Page 140: ...n selection table on page 118 Audio Set dual mono EO1AFMT AfmtO1 Set stereo EO2AFMT AfmtO2 View audio output format EOAFMT X55 Set volume X55 V VolX55 Set analog output volume to X55 Increment volume...

Page 141: ...space Mounting kits to install the SMD 101 in a variety of locations See the product page at www extron com for part numbers and descriptions Mounting the SMD 101 The 1 inch high half rack width 6 in...

Page 142: ...quipment in the rack so that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading 4 Circuit overloading Connect the equipment to the supply circuit and consider the effect that circu...

Page 143: ...ithin 1 second Mode 4 Sets port mapping back to factory default Sets the IP address back to factory default 192 168 254 254 Sets the subnet mask address back to the factory default 255 255 0 0 Sets th...

Page 144: ...settings Retained EZXXX Mode 3 Reset device settings to default but retain user files and all IP settings Retained Retained Reset Reset Retained Retained Network IP settings reset E1ZQQQ Mode 4 n a Re...

Page 145: ...Windows 7 See the table below for more detailed information about SMB support Operating System Supported SMB 2 Dialects Windows 10 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server operating system Windows Server 20...

Page 146: ...edentials file change the port mapping configure security related features and add security mode settings Other options provide the ability to set the read write mode filename character remapping and...

Page 147: ...ith step 1 If the folder already exists on the PC navigate to the folder and begin with step 2 1 On the PC you want to share a folder right click in an empty space on the desktop then select New to cr...

Page 148: ...p or user names panel select Everyone 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 4 4 4 3 3 3 Figure 108 Permissions for Media Dialog 9 In the Permissions for Everyone panel under Allow click the Read checkbox 2 NOTE To reduce the...

Page 149: ...ure 109 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 Figure 109 Media Properties Dialog Select Security 14 In the middle of the dialog click Edit 2 The Permissions for Media dialog box opens see figure 110 1 1 2 2 Figure 110 Securi...

Page 150: ...p or user names panel select Everyone 1 21 Under the Allow column if they are not already make certain Read execute List folder contents and Read are checked 2 NOTE To reduce the chance of unintention...

Page 151: ...r Dialog The View your basic network information and set up connections page opens 3 On the left side of the page click Change advanced sharing settings 1 1 1 Figure 115 Advanced Sharing Settings Dial...

Page 152: ...nable File Sharing for Devices that use 40 or 56 bit encryption 5 HomeGroup Connections Allow Windows to manage homegroup connections 6 Password Protected Off this selection may not be visible Figure...

Page 153: ...n devices The software allows users to send commands to a device and view the responses in ASCII or hexadecimal format Command and response logs can be saved in text or HTML format DataViewer is avail...

Page 154: ...ertificates require a private key file which can be encrypted The SMD 101 supports standard OpenSSL certificate encodings such as pem Privacy enhanced Electronic Mail and der Distinguished Encoding Ru...

Page 155: ...as an administrator Machine certificates require a private key file which can be encrypted Certificate File Requirements PEM Privacy enhanced Electronic Mail file types are ASCII encoded and they are...

Page 156: ...nts for creating a private key Its file name consists of the following types of valid characters Alphanumerical A Z a z 0 9 characters Some special characters colon underscore _ and hyphen It has a fi...

Page 157: ...gnal Loosely a combination of coder decoder or compressor decompressor Compression Reducing the amount of data required to represent a picture or a stream of pictures and sound before sending or stori...

Page 158: ...containing the full spatial resolution and data of a video frame Predictive frames P frames follow I frames and contain data that has changed from the preceding I frame Bi predictive frames B frames r...

Page 159: ...anguage adding interactive features to web pages LAN Local Area Network A computer network that connects devices in a limited area such as a building or campus using network equipment that does not in...

Page 160: ...r IP in packets Router A network device that forwards packets from one network to another Session Announcement Protocol SAP Used by source devices encoders or servers in conjunction with SDP to public...

Page 161: ...TCP IP program to allow them to send and receive information in an understandable form Transport Streams TS A form of media wrapped in MPEG 2 transport stream headers The MPEG 2 transport headers cont...

Page 162: ...oor South Tower 160 Jan Smuts Avenue Rosebank 2196 South Africa This Limited Warranty does not apply if the fault has been caused by misuse improper handling care electrical or mechanical abuse abnorm...

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