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Via this button you can clear the logbook.

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Via this button you can refresh the indication.

—> The logbook is included in the protocol file (page 16)!

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Summary of Contents for STI 1916 CT

Page 1: ...Assembly Instruction STI 1916 CT Default access data 192 168 0 120 User admin Password geheim ...

Page 2: ... Power Module 11 3 6 Changing a Case Fan 12 4 Configuration Updates 13 4 1 Initial configuration 13 4 2 Configuration 16 Overview window 16 Perform changes 17 Number format 17 Configuration menus 18 Input 18 Output 19 NIT 23 Filter 27 LCN Logical Channel Numbering 29 System menus 31 Logbook 31 Network 32 OpenVPN 33 Security 34 E Mail 35 Firmware 37 Output Modulation of Head end Station 37 System s...

Page 3: ...d out without difficulties The head end station should only be installed in a room where the permis sible ambient temperature range 0 C 50 C can be maintained even during fluctuations in climatic conditions To avoid too strong interacted heating of the head end stations it is not admissible to mount them one upon the other without using thermic precau tions e g permanently air recirculation ventil...

Page 4: ...xclusive right of use for the Open Source Software by the respective right holders used the conditions stipulated by the respective valid license terms apply The license terms of this license only apply to the components which are not listed as Open Source software In relation to the licensor the regulations on liability and warranty in these license terms apply for the whole software The liabilit...

Page 5: ... EU The product fulfils the guidelines and standards for CE labelling page 41 Unless otherwise noted all values are specified as typical LAN interfaces for data Standard 1000 BASE T Data rate 800 MBit s Protocols UDP User Data Protocol RTP Real Time Transport Protocol RF output QAM Frequency range 42 0 MHz 868 0 MHz Types of modulation QAM 4 16 32 64 128 256 Output level 80 96 dBμV Dynamic phase e...

Page 6: ...units 2 redundant can be replaced separately during operation Supply voltage 100 130 V 190 250 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption max 50 W Cooling fans 3 can be replaced separately during operation Ambient temperature 0 50 C Dimensions W x H x D 490 mm x 44 5 mm 1HU x 490 mm Weight 6 kg 2 4 Description The head end station converts 16 MPTS streams into 16 QAM or 16 COFDM modulated transponders General T...

Page 7: ...et access When using mobile terminals dependent on your mobile contract additional connection costs data transfer costs may also be incurred here 16 LEDs provide an indication of the status of the 16 lines based on their col our and indicate if the respective modulator is switched on LED illuminates or off The LEDs are blinking red green during data overflow The station is powered by two independe...

Page 8: ...Fan monitoring connectors 11 12 V fan connectors 12 Fan screws 13 PSU releases 14 PSU brackets 15 IEC connectors C14 connectors for mains cables 16 PSU status LEDs 17 Connector for potential equalisation 18 RF output 19 Test output 25dB 20 Mounting support Reset IP address password to 192 168 0 120 geheim hold depressed for more than 5 seconds Green good signal rot no signal red green blinking off...

Page 9: ... range 0 C 50 C can be maintained even during fluctuations in climatic conditions Attach four cage nuts 22 at the installation site We recommend the use of lateral slide rails component carriers in order to relieve the front panel 22 Screw the unit with the mounting screws 24 and the washer 23 to the four cage nuts 22 23 23 24 24 ...

Page 10: ...t the attached mains cables to the IEC connectors C14 15 The power cables are equipped with lockable C13 connectors Re move the connectors by pulling back the red locking pin Connect the mains cables to a mains sockets with protective conductor con nections Thereby note the voltage specified on the device This device has no primary power switch and is in standby mode im mediately after connecting ...

Page 11: ...L input to the Internet is established and warning e mails are configured in the device settings 14 15 16 13 14 15 16 13 Caution Dangerous voltage Separate all power sources A defective power module can be exchanged during operation Remove the mains cable from the defective power module Move release 13 in direction of the arrow and pull the power module out of the device by bracket 14 Insert the n...

Page 12: ...unt the new fan screws 12 An arrow on the fan housing indicates the flow direction Mount the fan so that the air stream is passed into the device Shorten if necessary connecting cables in accord ance The cable ends must be stripped 6 7mm Push the connecting cables in the space between the fan and case ground Attach the stripped ends of the connecting wires to the appropriate termi nals pressure po...

Page 13: ...cable directly to a configuration input 7 The PC and the head end station must be within the same network same IP address range Cookies must be accepted an JavaScript must be active Use current browser versions Example for IP address setting with Windows 7 operating system For the initial setup open the properties for TCP IPv4 of the PC Control Panel Network and Sharing Center LAN connection Prope...

Page 14: ... 1916 CT Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties Activate point Use the following IP address Enter e g 192 168 0 2 for the IP address Enter for the Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Confirm the setting with OK ...

Page 15: ...your Password and click on button Login The default password is geheim For further logins observe the menus System Network and System OpenVPN The Overview window is displayed First an empty table is displayed as with all menus While the data is read from the device is displayed Changes in the menus are only transmitted to the head end station when you click the button ...

Page 16: ...you have access to the menus of the Con figuration settings Input page 18 Output page 19 NIT page 23 Filter page 23 LCN page 29 33 Herein the installed firmware version is displayed 34 This location text can be modified arbitrary in menu System User If you remote control head end station at different locations herein you can enter the location and a local contact person 35 Select menu language Eng...

Page 17: ...ansponder names are NOT assigned the name of the first station of each transponder is displayed 40 Hardware monitoring shows the state of the power supplies and the fans 41 Via button Download a configuration protocol can be stored as text file resp opened using a text editor From this protocol file e g a list of the programmed stations can be prepared using e g a text editor 42 Herein notes are d...

Page 18: ...ted unnecessary data traffic on the network 51 In column Name you can enter a personal transponder name If you delete a transponder name the name of the first station of this data stream is entered If the data stream will be changed the transponder name will NOT be changed automatically 52 In the IP Address column type the multicast IP address of the IP stream that you want to receive 53 In the Po...

Page 19: ...M for the output setting in menu System Firmware and confirm with button The station restarts DVB C QAM DVB T COFDM 58 57 59 60 62 61 66 68 67 68 67 61 59 58 57 62 63 64 65 66 Via the background colour of column Line you are informed about the quality of the input signals good no signal a possible exceeding the output data rate or whether the modulator is switched off 57 The upper value shows the ...

Page 20: ...2 If 8 MHz QAM signal packages are transmitted in these channel ranges this will result in interference 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 40 Please note thereby that many receivers cannot receive the channel ranges...

Page 21: ...n the bits transmitted is called code rate Using the setting C7 8 you can get the highest output data rate at low est redundancy 64 Only if the RF output is set to COFDM page 37 Setting of the Guard interval column GI In this column you set the relation of the duration of the user symbols to the duration of the guard intervals to be transmitted A high guard inter val e g G1 4 causes a low output d...

Page 22: ...dB unchanged level 31dB 31dB attenuation off Level 0 no output signal Changes must be transmitted to the head end station Therefore click on button 68 Before leaving the menu changes must be transferred to the head end station Therefore click on button After that is displayed for a short time in the upper right corner ...

Page 23: ...cimal or decimal in menu System Firmware 71 Herein you can enter a NIT version The maximum possible value is 1F 31 72 Herein you can enter a network name 73 Button Load resets the network ID the version and the network name to default 74 Herein you get an overview of the transponders which are included in the NIT If changes are done in menu output after preparing the NIT an error and in column Lin...

Page 24: ...or occurs Edit a QAM transponder Edit a COFDM transponder If you delete an entry all related LCNs will also be deleted 75 Create the NIT Manually added 77 78 or imported 80 transponders will not be deleted 76 Herein you can delete the NIT as well as the LCNs Switch off the NIT Delete the NIT Thus no NIT is played out on the station ...

Page 25: ...a second station are marked in column Line by a For entering indication of the different IDs the number format can be set to hexadecimal or decimal in menu System Firmware 79 Here you can export the NIT and LCN You can add these to a second station or use it as a backup 80 Herein you can restore a NIT and LCN from a backup or e g add the NIT of a second station The data is added NOT replaced Add N...

Page 26: ...ion like a backup Now both stations have identical NITs Restore a backup First delete the NIT 76 Thereby the LCNs are also deleted This ensures that all stations play out the same NIT and LCN Click on button Upload 80 and select the backup file bin In the selection window click on button Open The data is added Click on button 81 Before leaving the menu changes must be transferred to the head end s...

Page 27: ...urrent used and maximum max output data rate of the transponder 93 In column Filter you can individually switch on or off the filter 94 Indication of TS ON ID 95 In column Pass Service you select the stations services which you would like to play out Only if the filter 93 is enabled services in which the hook has been removed are suppressed filtered out If the filter is enabled new services added ...

Page 28: ...h After that an additional field appears to enter an additional PID Therefore also observe the functions 91 and 99 99 Via button Reset only for the displayed filters dependent on the selec tions for Typ 90 96 and Overview 91 columns Pass Service 95 and Filter 93 are reset to factory defaults and 100 Before leaving the menu changes must be transferred to the head end station Therefore click on butt...

Page 29: ...enter the LCNs for HD receiving devices also SD channels Ensure that the receiving devices support HD LCN error free Other wise we recommend to use exclusively SD LCNs 112 Herein you can switch on or off the Private Data Specifier s If you use HD LCN this must be switched on 113 Private Data Specifier value For Private Data Specifier IEC 62216 1 recommends the value 0x00000028 Since there are diff...

Page 30: ... of the different IDs the number format can be set to hexadecimal or decimal in menu System Firmware 116 Via this button you can delete all SD LCNs 117 Via this button you can delete all HD LCNs 118 Via this button you can export LCNs as a bin file The exported file contains the LCNs as well as the NIT 119 Herein you can import add a bin file You can also add an gsl file which you had generated wi...

Page 31: ... are displayed This help at a possible troubleshooting 130 Herein you can select whether only one line is displayed or all lines are displayed 131 Via this button you can clear the logbook 132 Via this button you can refresh the indication The logbook is included in the protocol file page 16 ...

Page 32: ...this case the streaming port is also used as a configuration port Write down the IP addresses Further access to the device is only possible via this IP addresses If you have forgotten your IP address you can reset the network settings and the password by the reset button 3 page 8 For remote access it is important to setup a gateway with Internet access The MAC address is only displayed for informa...

Page 33: ...pened e g at the router Open menu System OpenVPN Copy the Private Link http into the address line of your browser and store it as favourite As there is no Internet connection at the system start for the initial configura tion you need to reboot the device after configuration System Firmware Restart If there is no Internet connection at the system start the OpenVPN service is deactivated temporaril...

Page 34: ...ess to the station For authorisation enter the old password and after that the new pass word twice Before leaving the menu changes must be transferred to the head end station Therefore click on button After that is displayed for a short time in the upper right corner If you have forgotten your password you can reset the network set tings and the password by the reset button 3 page 8 ...

Page 35: ...142 143 144 145 146 140 Herein enter the e mail address to transmit and receive the e mail 141 Herein enter the password for the outgoing mail server of your e mail account 142 Herein enter the outgoing mail server of your e mail account 143 Herein enter the port of the outgoing mail server of your e mail account 144 Herein select the e mail encryption which is supported from your e mail provider ...

Page 36: ...after sending an e mail The lock can be removed by deleting the logbook In the e mail the contact details which are stored in menu System User are displayed to identify the head end station 146 Before leaving the menu changes must be transferred to the head end station Therefore click on button After that is displayed for a short time in the upper right corner ...

Page 37: ...ulation of Head end Station 150 Herein select the kind of output modulation for the whole head end sta tion QAM or COFDM By default QAM modulation is set for the output and confirm a change in the output modulation by button 151 The station restarts System settings 152 Herein select the time zone setting dependent on the location of the head end station The head end station receives the Coordinate...

Page 38: ...is displayed for a short time in the upper right corner Firmware update 156 Herein the firmware version of the head end station is displayed Start the firmware update via button Load firmware update from PC Select the new firmware file in the appearing pop up menu Therefor the firmware must be previously stored on your PC The current firmware version can be found at www mygss eu A firmware update ...

Page 39: ... tings and the password by the reset button hold depressed for more than 5 seconds 3 page 8 System restart 160 Via button Reboot you can restart the head end station warm start User In section User you can adjust the location based data that is displayed in the header of the menus accordingly If you remotely manage multiple head end stations you know at any time at which station you just work In t...

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Page 41: ... 43 D 90471 Nuremberg 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 Grundig Systems GmbH V14 003 2017 ...

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