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HDE 400

—>  The cassette is reset to factory defaults. The display shows "STORE"
—>  Back to "Selecting the cassette" (page 18).

 

•  In order to perform a soft reset (cassette restart) or to return to the main 

menu "Factory Default" press the 

 button.

—>  The "Reset" submenu is activated.

 

s

oft

 

reset

 

In this submenu you can perform a soft reset (cassette restart).

Bx 2
 

RESET

RESET

=>  M   

 

•  In order to perform a soft reset (cassette restart) press the 

 button

—>  The cassette is restarted.
—>  By pressing the 

 button, you will be returned to the main 

menu "Encoder" 

without

 saving the factory defaults (page 19).

 

s

aving

 

set tings

 

 

•  Press the   button.

—>  Return to "Selecting the cassette" (page 18).
—>  The settings are saved.

Summary of Contents for HDE 400

Page 1: ...Assembly Instruction HDE 400 ...

Page 2: ... 3 5 Updating the software 13 4 The control panel at a glance 14 4 1 Menu items 14 4 2 Control panel 14 5 Programming 15 5 1 Programming procedure 15 5 2 Programming the cassette 18 Selecting the cassette 18 Encoder 19 Service ID SID 19 Programme name 19 Total data rate 20 HDMI Video Format 20 Video signal type input 21 Group of Picture GoP 21 Audio input Audio level 22 Audio data rate 23 RF outpu...

Page 3: ...ata rate 36 Transmission protocol Port number 37 Quantity of data packets 38 Forward error correction Transmission channel 38 Output IP address Multicast Unicast 39 Target MAC address only Unicast 39 ASI output 40 ASI transfer rate 40 ASI options 41 ASI Input station filter Bypass ASI RF 42 Output data rate 44 Transport stream ID and ORGNET ID 45 Network Information Table NIT 45 Factory reset Soft...

Page 4: ...s No liability is accepted for any damage caused by faulty connections or inappropriate handling Observe the relevant standards regulations and guidelines on the installa tion and operation of antenna systems The standards EN DINEN50083 resp IEC EN DINEN60728 must be observed For further information please read the assembly instructions for the head end station used Test the software versions of t...

Page 5: ...age 50 Unless otherwise noted all values are specified as typical HDMI Input Tested Video Formats 1920x1080p24 i50 p50 i60 1280x720p50 p60 720x576i50 p50 720x480i59 p59 Supported Audio Formats Linear PCM Component Video Input Input level Y 1 Vss Pb Pr 0 7 Vpp Input impedance 75 Ω Tested Video Formats 1920x1080i50 1280x720p50 720x576p50 720x480p59 Supported standards PAL CVBS Video Input Input leve...

Page 6: ...dulation QPSK 16 QAM 64 QAM Code rates 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Guard intervals 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 Return loss 8 dB Output level 96 dBμV Output impedance 75 Ω RF Output QAM Frequency range 42 0 MHz 860 0 MHz Channels S21 C69 Kinds of modulation QAM 4 16 32 64 128 256 Output level 96 dBμV Output impedance 75 Ω ASI Interfaces Norm DIN EN 50083 9 Format MPEG ISO IEC 13818 1 Max data rate 108 Mbit s Impedan...

Page 7: ...deo and audio signal into a MPEG4 data stream transport stream and outputs it via the ASI inter face the LAN interface and the RF output COFDM or QAM modulation can be selected for the RF output signal For the Video input it can be selected between HDMI HDTV with PCM stereo sound YPbPr SD HD or CVBS SD All common HDTV formats up to a reso lution of 1920 1080p 50 60Hz are supported The stereo audio...

Page 8: ...ements include Layer 3 Switched Ethernet Multicast Enabled IGMPv2 3 Network and Multicast Routing Supported The transport stream can be cascaded via ASI IPTV ASI QAM COFDM The cassette is designed for use in head end stations of the standard line The operating software of the cassette can be updated via the 9 pin D SUB socket RS 232 using a PC or notebook and the software BE Flash You can find the...

Page 9: ...cessary you can activate the indication of the software version of the control unit manually Press any two keys on the control unit of the head end station simultaneously until the display goes dark and the software version e g V 45 appears Block diagram L R Pb Pr Y FBAS Y CVBS ASI Ausgang ASI output BNC ASI Eingang ASI input BNC IPTV OUT SPDIF HDMI ENCODER µP TPS MODUL HF Ausgang HF output PCM Au...

Page 10: ... that vibrates in a similar way Before installing or changing a cassette unplug the power cable from the mains power socket Remove the fastening screws 1 of an unoccupied slot from the bracket of the head end station Insert the cassette in this slot and push it into the housing Align the cassette and apply slight pressure to connect it to the connections of the board and the HF bus bar Fasten the ...

Page 11: ...f the connection lines for ASI and antenna must meet the requirements for Class A Insert the required number of cable terminals in the openings provided in the head end station or in the 19 cabinet Tighten the nuts on the cable terminals until the teeth on the lock washer have penetrated the exterior coating and a good connection is made between the hous ing and cable terminals Whenever the HDMI s...

Page 12: ...DMI The operating software of the cassette can be updated via the 9 pin D SUB socket RS 232 using a PC or notebook and the software BE Flash You can find the current operating software on the website www mygss eu 3 4 Connecting the cassette Dependent on the input signal connect the source device via cable terminals to the input sockets HDMI Y Pb Pr or CVBS Audio R 9 Audio L 0 or OPTICAL 8 If neces...

Page 13: ...he website www mygss eu Before updating the network cable must be disconnected from the LAN socket Use a one to one cable to connect the cassette s RS 232 interface and the PC according to the wiring scheme below 9 pin D SUB socket 9 pin D SUB plug 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 For PCs with USB connector without serial interface we recom mend the DeLOCK USB 2 0 to Serial adapter Product No 6...

Page 14: ... key to select the following main menu items Cassette Encoder RF Output Ethernet IPTV Output ASI Output ASI Input Data rate TS ONID NIT Factory reset 4 2 Control panel The key pad on the head end station is used to scroll through the menus scrolls forward through the menus scrolls backward through the menus select parameters in the menus selects sub menus set values saves all entries BE Remote V 4...

Page 15: ...er position selects a submenu set values and triggers actions saves all entries 1 shows the enter position Bx 2 V 7 ENCODER HD Bx 1 Bx 3 2 sec abbrechen cancel t 10 s A A Bx 2 HD ENCODER Bx 2 00001 SERVICE ID Bx 2 HD NAME Bx 2 10 0 Mbps 1 0 30 0 Mbps Off Audio only löschen delete BITRATE Bx 2 HDMI HDMI yPbPr CVBS VIDEO IN nc Bx 2 auto auto 1080i50 720p50 HDMI LIMIT Bx 2 store HDMI LIMIT save Bx 2 ...

Page 16: ... 6 dB Bx 2 C69 FREQ 858 00 MHz OFF QAM COFDM Bx 2 6900 QAM QAM QAM 256 POS Bx 2 Tables FAILURE Bx 2 Tables FAILURE Bx 2 8MHZ QAM64 COFDM COFDM POS Bx 2 2k C7 8 COFDM G1 32 Bx 2 0x0000 CELL ID off Bx 2 QAM RF C69 Bx 2 IP OUTPUT IP 1 UDP RTP 1 7 10 09 AnnexB 20 19 AnnexB MODE PORT 1234 IP 1 7 off PKTS FEC IP 1 7 3 DATARATE 10 0 MB auto 2 80 0 180 0 MBits ...

Page 17: ... manual all RF FILTER UDP RTP 1 7 10 09 AnnexB 20 19 AnnexB 1234 IP 1 7 off PKTS FEC IP 1 227 40 OUT IP 50 60 Services entfernen hinzufügen Removing activating services nächster Service Programm next service station nur bei Einstellung manual Only with setting manual 01 04 BX 2 TV Das Erste Bx 2 DATARATE 38 3 50 9 Mb B A Bx 4 Defaults FACTORY Bx 4 STORE FACTORY M auf Werkseinstellung zurücksetzen ...

Page 18: ... parameters and functions to be set are underlined Cursor Switch on the head end station The display shows the software version e g V 45 The processor reads the cassettes data approximately 10 sec onds t 10 s Ein On BE Remote please wait V 45 Selecting the cassette Bx 2 V 7 ENCODER HD Bx 1 Bx 3 If necessary select the cassette to be programmed by repeatedly pressing the button e g Box 2 The displa...

Page 19: ...Service ID for the signal which is to be encoded Bx 2 00001 SERVICE ID Use the buttons to select the digit of the SID to be set and use buttons to set the desired SID Take care not to assign the same SID twice Press the button The Channel name NAME submenu is activated Programme name In this menu a programme name for the signal which is to be encoded can be set Bx 2 HD NAME Use the buttons to sele...

Page 20: ... s 720x480i 2 3 Mbit s 10 Mbit s Use the buttons to set the data rate of the video signal 1 0 30 0 Mbit sec If only audio signals are to be encoded set the data rate to Audio only In setting Off the encoder is switched off Press the button The HDMI Video Format HDMI LIMIT submenu is activated HDMI Video Format In this menu you can limit the HDMI video format from automatic to a fixed maximum value...

Page 21: ...BS via the green cinch socket Bx 2 HDMI VIDEO IN nc Use the buttons to select the desired type of video signal input If HDMI is selected a missing input signal is indicated by nc Press the button The Group of Picture VIDEO GOP submenu is activated Group of Picture GoP The GoP describes the order of reference and difference pictures of the data stream This influences the compression Bx 2 IBBP VIDEO...

Page 22: ...he cinch input Bx 2 CINCH AUDIO IN 0 dB An analogous audio signal can be fed via the cinch sockets and a digital PCM audio signal can be fed via the Toslink socket optical S PDIF interface The level of the analogous audio signal can be adjusted If the HDMI video input is selected only level adjustment is pos sible because exclusively the sound signal of the HDMI interface is used Audio input only ...

Page 23: ...n menu Encoder settings Press the button The RF output RF main menu is activated RF output Herein you can select the kind of modulation COFDM or QAM of the RF output signal or if not needed you can switch off the RF output You also get access to the submenus of the RF output signal settings If no RF output settings should be done press button The Ethernet parameter ETHERNET main menu is activated ...

Page 24: ... the output levels of the other cassettes Bx 2 LEVEL 6 dB In order to prevent interference within the head end station and the cable system the output level of the cassette must be decreased by 10 dB at QAM modulation 64QAM by 4 dB at QAM modulation 256QAM and by 8 dB at COFDM modulation compared to the system level Measure the output levels of the other cassettes and tune them to a uniform output...

Page 25: ...rence overlapping and transmission problems For programming in these channel ranges and in the frequency rang es below them we recommend starting with frequency 306 MHz going back in steps of 8 MHz see frequency table on page 49 Please note thereby that many receivers cannot receive the channel ranges S21 S41 306 466 MHz Use buttons to select the cursor position for channel resp frequency setting ...

Page 26: ...M modulation For higher QAM modulation the output symbol rate is lowered An output QAM modulation of 64 QAM places a large burden on the cable network Due to noise delay and frequency response prob lems reception of the converted output signal can be affected Use the buttons to place the cursor under QAM Use to set the QAM modulation 4 256 Inverting the user signal For exceptional cases and older ...

Page 27: ... data rate menu page 44 into the gross data rate is made according to the following formula 204 x net data rate Gross data rate 188 Net data rate kbit s at a bandwidth of 8 MHz Guard interval Modulation Code rate 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 QPSK 1 2 4976 5529 5855 6032 2 3 6635 7373 7806 8043 3 4 7465 8294 8782 9048 5 6 8294 9216 9758 10053 7 8 8709 9676 10246 10556 16 QAM 1 2 9953 11059 11709 12064 2 3 132...

Page 28: ...30 18473 64 QAM 1 2 13063 14515 15369 15834 2 3 17418 19353 20491 21112 3 4 19595 21772 23053 23751 5 6 21772 24191 25614 26390 7 8 22861 25401 26895 27710 Net data rate kbit s at a bandwidth of 6 MHz Guard interval Modulation Code rate 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 QPSK 1 2 3732 4147 4391 4524 2 3 4976 5529 5855 6032 3 4 5599 6221 6587 6786 5 6 6221 6912 7318 7540 7 8 6532 7257 7684 7917 16 QAM 1 2 7465 8294...

Page 29: ...f kHz 4 4643 2 232 1 116 n carrier theoretical 2048 4096 8192 n carrier real 1705 3410 6817 Used bandwidth MHz 6 66 6 66 6 66 Total symbol duration TGS µs 320 288 272 264 620 576 544 528 1280 1152 1088 1056 Guard interval TG µs 64 32 16 8 128 64 32 16 256 128 64 32 TG TS 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 Transmission parameters for DVB T at a bandwidth of 6 MHz Transmission mod...

Page 30: ...7 MHz must be set If frequency setting is selected you can set the bandwidth dependent on the frequency of the adjacent channel Use to set the bandwidth of the output signal 5 MHz 8 MHz Carrier modulation In this menu item the carrier modulation is set At this the setting QPSK corre sponds to the lowest and the setting QAM64 to the highest output data rate Use the buttons to place the cursor under...

Page 31: ...ta can be lost or changed To recover this data a re dundancy is added to the signal which is to be transmitted forward error correc tion The factor of the quantity of redundancy contained in the bits transmitted is called code rate Using the setting C7 8 you can get the highest output data rate at lowest re dundancy Use the buttons to place the cursor under C Set the code rate required using the b...

Page 32: ... into cable net works this identification is not necessary usually If receiving problems should occur you must refer a transmitter identification CELL ID to each output chan nel and switch on the transmitter identification Bx 2 0x0000 CELL ID off Use the buttons to position the cursor under the digit of the hexadeci mal number to be set Press to set the respective digit of the hexadecimal number R...

Page 33: ...ning to RF output RF main menu Press the button The Ethernet settings ETHERNET main menu is activated Ethernet parameters In this menu you specify whether the Ethernet parameters for the prospectively intended control of the cassette are entered automatically by a connected server DHCP manually via the menu stat or whether you will not use the Ethernet output off To assign the cassette uniquely ea...

Page 34: ...ameters that were assigned automati cally by a connected server If a server is not connected 0 0 0 0 appears in the corresponding menu The star in the display means that the data is provided by a DHCP server Bx 2 192 168 IP ADDR 0 128 Use the buttons to select the digits of the IP address displayed to be set and use to set the IP address wished Press the button The Address range subnet mask IP MAS...

Page 35: ...yed to be set and use to set the IP address wished Press the button The UDP port UDP PORT submenu is activated UDP port The UDP port setting is required if the cassette needs to be reached externally for remote maintenance Bx 2 60000 UDP PORT Use the buttons to select the digit of the port number displayed to be set and use to set the port number wished 0 65535 Press the button Return to the main ...

Page 36: ...P 1 7 3 DATARATE 10 0 MB Dependent on the network the sum of the output data rates of all IP outputs must not exceed 80 Mbps 100 BASE T interface resp 180 Mbps 1000 BASE T interface The current needed data rate is shown on the left side in parentheses e g 7 3 MBits This indication is dropped at setting auto Use the buttons to position the cursor under the digit of the data rate displayed to be set...

Page 37: ... without handshake transmission of data to a certain application The port number of the service is also sent which the data should obtain RTP The Real time Transport Protocol is for continuously trans mitting multimedia data streams in an IP network Unlike UDP the header is transmitted which makes the data transmission more ro bust Setting the port number Using the buttons select the digit of the ...

Page 38: ...ining the quantity of data packets Press the button to select the data packet digit Using the buttons define the quantity of MPEG data packets in one IP data packet 1 7 Setting the forward error correction Press the button to select the forward error correction In position off the forward error correction FEC is switched off Using the buttons set the value of the FEC wished off 10 9 20 19 Setting ...

Page 39: ...range Return to the main menu IP output signal IP address out of the multicast range The Target MAC address DEST MAC submenu is activated Target MAC address only Unicast This menu will only be activated if the an IP address was set out of the multicast range before Herein you can assign the Target MAC address for an Unicast transmission Point to Point connection Bx 4 DEST MAC 0022B7000000 Press th...

Page 40: ...Press the button The ASI transfer rate ASI RATE submenu is activated ASI transfer rate In this menu you set the transfer rate for the ASI component connected incl stuffing filled up user data rate For this setting please take the required information from the documentation technical data of the ASI component to be connected Bx 2 108000 KBits ASI RATE Use the buttons to select the digits to be set ...

Page 41: ...ta to be transmitted has to be changed press the to select pos positive standard and using the buttons set to neg negative To change the type of transmission press the buttons to select cont continuous standard and using the buttons set to burst Setting cont The data packets of the user data are spaced out evenly in the trans port stream Setting burst The data packets of the user data are collecte...

Page 42: ...e selection all RF activates a bypass page 9 which passes all services from the ASI input directly to the modulator The encoded input signal of the video audio sockets will then be output only via the ASI output and the LAN socket can processed externally e g scrambled and via the ASI input forwarded to the modulator Activate the filter function by selecting manual Press the button All services fr...

Page 43: ...the service selected is scrambled If a service number e g 131 appears instead of TV or RA this indicates that an unnamed service or an undefined transport stream is being received Use the buttons to call up the services in sequential order then use buttons to pass through indicated by or to block them If the filter function is activated setting manual only services which are marked by will be pass...

Page 44: ... the lowermost set output data rate is used for the maximum value The value 50 9Mb results from a QAM setting of QAM256 and symbol rate 6900 If the current needed data rate is higher than the maximum possible data rate a is indicated Bx 2 DATARATE 38 3 25 4 Mb The value 25 4Mb results from a QAM setting of QAM256 and symbol rate 6900 In this case correct the corresponding settings Press the button...

Page 45: ... The Network Information Table NIT menu is activated Network Information Table NIT Bx 2 off NIT Make Use the buttons to switch off or on the NIT Press the button to activate NIT Make All active cassettes which are able to output a NIT NIT cassettes must be set and ready for reception The NITs of all NIT cassettes are switched on The cassette fetches all the information output frequencies output da...

Page 46: ...first select Make to generate a new up to date NIT Press the button The Factory reset FACTORY Defaults main menu is activated Factory reset Soft reset Via this menu you get access to the submenus to reset all settings to the factory defaults or to perform a soft reset cassette restart M Bx 2 Defaults FACTORY Bx 2 STORE FACTORY M M Bx 2 RESET RESET M Factory reset Press the button The Factory Store...

Page 47: ...on The Reset submenu is activated Soft reset In this submenu you can perform a soft reset cassette restart Bx 2 RESET RESET M In order to perform a soft reset cassette restart press the button The cassette is restarted By pressing the button you will be returned to the main menu Encoder without saving the factory defaults page 19 Saving settings Press the button Return to Selecting the cassette pa...

Page 48: ...tes it is necessary to tighten all cable connections cable terminals and cover screws in order to maintain compliance with current EMC regulations securely Securely tighten the cable bolted connections using an appropriate open ended spanner Mount the front cover see assembly instructions of the head end station ...

Page 49: ...9 370 00 Kanal Channel Kanalmittenfrequenz Channel centre frequency MHz S 30 378 00 S 31 386 00 S 32 394 00 S 33 402 00 Kanal Channel Kanalmittenfrequenz Channel centre frequency MHz S 34 410 00 S 35 418 00 S 36 426 00 S 37 434 00 Kanal Channel Kanalmittenfrequenz Channel centre frequency MHz S 38 442 00 S 39 450 00 S 40 458 00 S 41 466 00 CCIR Band IV V Frequency grid 8 MHz C 21 474 00 C 22 482 0...

Page 50: ...erg CLASS CLASS KLASSE KLASSE Phone 49 0 911 703 8877 Fax 49 0 911 703 9210 www gss de en info gss de Service Phone 49 0 911 703 2221 Fax 49 0 911 703 2326 service gss de Alterations reserved Technical data E O E by GSS GmbH V7 30062016 Declaration of CE conformity ...

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