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HD Link Installation & Operation Manual 

 

Section 7 - Specifications 

Version 2, April 2010 

7-4 

 

Harris Corporation 

 

 

Intraplex Products 

7.1.6 

Mechanical & Environmental 

Dimensions 

19 x 14 x 3.5 inches 
48.3 x 35.6 x 8.9 centimeters 
EIA rack-mountable 

Weight 

Transmitter 18.5 lbs (8.4 kg) 
Receiver 14.5 lbs (6.6 kg) 

Power Requirements 

Universal AC 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz 

Power Consumption 

Transmitter 104 Watts 
Receiver 34 Watts 

Fuse Protection 

2A AC input fuse 

Cooling 

Forced air using internal fan 

Humidity 

To 95% non-condensing 

Operating 
Temperature 

0 to 50 C 

7.2  Notice of FCC Compliance 

Regulatory 
Compliance 

FCC Part 15 
FCC Part 74, subpart E 
EN60950 

These specifications are subject to change without notice. 

7.2.1 

Compliance with FCC Part 15 Requirements 

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device 
pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against 
harmful interference when this 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 communications. Operation of 
this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will 
be required to correct the interference at his/her own expense. 

Warning!

  This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio 

interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. 

7.2.2 

Compliance with FCC Part 74 Requirements 

The HD Link transmitter has been verified under Part 74, Subpart E – Aural Broadcast Auxiliary 
Stations of the FCC Rules and Regulations. 

Frequency Range: 

944-952 MHz 

Emission Bandwidth:  200-500 kHz 

Identifier: 

 

V-HDL950 

Power Output:   

5 Watts maximum 

Summary of Contents for Intraplex HD Link RF

Page 1: ...ader No footer Intraplex HD Link RF Studio to Transmitter Link Installation Operation Manual HD Link Studio to Transmitter Link Version 2 TOTAL CONTENT DELIVERY SOLUTIONS Managing content Delivering results ...

Page 2: ...page http www broadcast harris com support productsupport asp You can also call the Technical Support line 1 217 222 8200 or send non emergency e mail U S Canada and Latin America 1 217 222 8200 or tsupport harris com Europe Middle East and Africa 44 118 967 8100 or Service europe harris com Asia and Pacific Rim 852 2776 0628 or BCDService harris com Versions With few exceptions the version number...

Page 3: ...File Management section changing Firmware Version Info subsection to Version Info subsection covering Package Version Info as well and updated screen graphics and flowchart 4 1 8 4 45 4 58 Updated front panel display screen graphics in Configuration Process section and added Receiver s Service Sync Redundancy and Display configuration subsections 4 2 4 58 4 66 Updated Web browser interface Screen ...

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Page 5: ... manual contains detailed HD Link connection information C Power Up Warning Plug in all transmitter or receiver connections before applying power Connect the AC power cord to a live power source and wait while the system initiates All three front panel lights are on until the initial display screen appears Note When the system first comes on the fans run at full speed temporarily and then regulate...

Page 6: ...rvice Profile parameter in a similar way to the HD Port parameters in Section D Step 3 H Add ARP Proxy in Web Browser Interface To satisfy the needs of network stations trying to determine Ethernet addresses for stations on the other side of the RF link the transmitter or receiver responds to ARP requests with its own MAC address for any IP address added to the Proxy ARP table To add an IP address...

Page 7: ...Topology Support 2 5 2 3 HD Link Features 2 6 2 3 1 Audio Transport 2 6 2 3 2 Data Transport 2 6 2 3 3 RF Performance 2 6 2 3 4 Setup Operation 2 7 2 3 5 Connectors Display 2 7 2 4 New Features Software Release 2 0 2 7 2 4 1 Audio Transport Using G 722 Encoding 2 7 2 4 2 In band Messaging and Synchronization 2 8 2 4 3 Redundancy 2 8 Section 3 Installation 3 1 3 1 Installation Preparation 3 1 3 1 1...

Page 8: ...arameters 4 60 4 2 5 Configure the Receiver s Service Sync 4 60 4 2 6 Configure the System for Redundancy 4 61 4 2 7 Set or Unlock the Display 4 65 4 3 Operation Guidelines 4 68 4 4 Upgrade Procedure 4 68 Section 5 Web Browser Interface Configuration Operation 5 1 5 1 Browser Compatibility 5 1 5 2 Interface Access 5 1 5 3 Interface Pages 5 2 5 3 1 Screen Banner 5 2 5 3 2 Navigation Bar 5 2 5 3 3 A...

Page 9: ...nes 6 7 6 2 2 Possible Error Messages 6 8 Section 7 Specifications 7 1 7 1 Detailed Specifications 7 1 7 1 1 Radio Frequency RF 7 1 7 1 2 Audio Performance 7 1 7 1 3 System 7 3 7 1 4 Networking 7 3 7 1 5 Control Monitoring 7 3 7 1 6 Mechanical Environmental 7 4 7 2 Notice of FCC Compliance 7 4 7 2 1 Compliance with FCC Part 15 Requirements 7 4 7 2 2 Compliance with FCC Part 74 Requirements 7 4 Sec...

Page 10: ...gure 4 15 Status User IP Stats Menu 4 13 Figure 4 16 User IP Stats Forward Path Pkt Stats Transmitter 4 14 Figure 4 17 User IP Stats Forward Path Pkt Stats Receiver 4 14 Figure 4 18 User IP Stats Return Path Pkt Stats Transmitter 4 15 Figure 4 19 User IP Stats Return Path Pkt Stats Receiver 4 15 Figure 4 20 Status Modem Stats 4 16 Figure 4 21 Status Status 2 4 16 Figure 4 22 Status 2 System Contac...

Page 11: ... Sync Configuration 4 43 Figure 4 69 Main Test Menu Transmitter and Receiver 4 44 Figure 4 70 Test Levels Flow Chart 4 44 Figure 4 71 Test Test Tone Transmitter 4 44 Figure 4 72 Test Audio Monitor Receiver 4 45 Figure 4 73 Main Firmware and File Management 4 45 Figure 4 74 Firmware and File Management Levels Flow Chart 4 46 Figure 4 75 Firmware and File Management Firmware Management 4 47 Figure 4...

Page 12: ... Redundancy Role 4 65 Figure 4 121 Redundancy Setup Audio Mute Control 4 65 Figure 4 122 Main System Setup 4 66 Figure 4 123 System Setup Display 4 66 Figure 4 124 Display Brightness 4 66 Figure 4 125 Display Inactivity Timer 4 67 Figure 4 126 Action on Timeout 4 67 Figure 4 127 Firmware Upgrade 4 68 Figure 4 128 Example Select File 4 69 Figure 5 1 Web Browser Interface Banner 5 2 Figure 5 2 Initi...

Page 13: ...re 5 42 General Advanced Settings Page Transmitter 4 51 Figure 5 43 General Contacts Page Transmitter 4 52 Figure 5 44 Contacts Map Input Contact 2 Dialog Box 4 52 Figure 5 45 Network Ethernet Interfaces Page Receiver 4 53 Figure 5 46 General Advanced Settings Page Receiver 4 54 Figure 5 47 General Configuration Firmware Management Page 5 55 Figure 5 48 Upgrade Firmware Dialog Box 5 56 Figure 6 1 ...

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Page 15: ...anel display to view status and make some configuration settings Web browser interface to remotely view status and make configuration settings USB port to download upgrades and to backup configurations Receiver headphone jack to monitor audio transmission In band configuration and synchronization of some receive parameters Redundancy for transmitters when connected to external controller or receiv...

Page 16: ...ransmitter HDL950T and receiver HDL950R both units have a front panel intuitive display and a Web browser interface The front panels are identical except that the receiver has a headphone jack to monitor the audio transmission The front panel display shows the unit type HDL950T or HDL950R next to the HD Link logo Connectors on the back panel of both units are similar with female audio XLR connecto...

Page 17: ...alog 950 MHz studio to transmitter links transport the baseband FM composite signal A digital STL offers significant advantages of flexibility reliability and quality It can multiplex multiple user channels such as high quality audio data and Ethernet traffic over the same 950 MHz RF link The digital component makes multiplexing seamless there is no crosstalk or degradation between adjacent channe...

Page 18: ...ent placement the STL needs to transport up to 330 kbps of IP data traffic with one or more program audio channels For the main analog FM broadcast program an uncompressed linear stereo pair with 16 bit samples and 32 kHz sample rate requires just over 1 Mbps of bandwidth When the sample rate increases to 48 kHz for 20 kHz audio it requires 1 5 Mbps Well established compression algorithms such as ...

Page 19: ...information transfer rate of the channel for a particular noise level While LDPC and other error correcting codes cannot guarantee perfect transmission the probability of lost information can be greatly lessened LDPC was the first code to allow data transmission rates close to the theoretical maximum the Shannon limit In fact it has been shown that LDPC codes can reach within 0 0045 dB of the Shan...

Page 20: ...t therefore does not require metering or policing However the Ethernet traffic may be bursty or variable in rate and it needs to be handled carefully Each IP stream whether HD media or control traffic entering the gateway s Ethernet interface s should first pass through an access control function which only passes packets whose IP source and destination address pair are configured as valid connect...

Page 21: ...0 MHz link The HD Link intelligent design enables automatic switching to this backup path when needed including both switching of the HD IP stream and the digitized FM program audio Supporting these different network topologies the IP gateway integrates all needed networking features that facilitate smooth operation For example the HD Link system integrates a proxy ARP feature which provides MAC a...

Page 22: ... error BER TCP return packets use IP tunneling to securely traverse third party networks like ISPs without revealing private addresses Layer 3 switching supports an asymmetric TCP return path for integrated plug and play support for TCP wherever a return path exists The HD Link system has an integrated IP gateway designed for transport of HD Radio compatible IP streams With IP prioritization the s...

Page 23: ...venient connections and display XLR AES EBU digital and L R analog input output connectors Headphone jack on receiver for audio monitoring AES EBU sync port on the receiver Analog level outputs for forward power and reflected power on transmitter unit and for received signal level and signal to noise on receive unit Intuitive front panel interface display with liquid crystal display LCD levels for...

Page 24: ...hannel to send this information to the receiver at a rate of once per second Audio channel parameters On or off Sampling rate Word length Stereo or mono mode Auxiliary audio channel state On or off LAN port IP address for return path tunneling On the receiver you can select whether or not to use this Service Sync functionality If you do use it the configuration parameters are locked on the receive...

Page 25: ...ally or manually switch from Standby to Active when the Primary system fails or is powered off The HD Link system redundancy includes these capabilities User control of failover Automatic switchback from secondary to primary for both transmitter and receiver Manual switchover to secondary for both transmitter and receiver Section 3 4 Redundancy Installation Wiring gives procedures and guidelines f...

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Page 27: ...he shipping service as soon as possible 2 Unpack all equipment from containers 3 Inspect equipment for damage 4 Verify that the HD Link transmitter and receiver are equipped as expected confirming items from the packing list Bill of Materials Chassis with rack mount in good condition Power supply cables and utilities If you have questions regarding possible equipment damage or shipping errors cont...

Page 28: ...nsmitter and the receiver offer almost identical front panel connectors Figure 3 1 Audio connector receiver only to plug in headsets and test the audio quality USB port to plug in your portable media device to import or export files Ethernet port to connect the unit to the Internet with two green indicator lights Table 3 2 Figure 3 1 HD Link Front Panel with Connectors Receiver The units Figure 3 ...

Page 29: ...X AUDIO 1 and 2 Table 3 6 Analog connection for the two mono auxiliary programs 8 Antenna Antenna connection Tables 3 2 through 3 7 and the remainder of this section give transmitter and receiver connector information including pin out descriptions Table 3 2 Ethernet Connector Indicator Light Definitions Position Definition Left 100 Mb activity and link status Right 10 Mb activity and link status ...

Page 30: ...itter Analog Output 1 is the forward power and Analog Output 2 is reverse power The scaling for both outputs is 1 volt per watt with zero offset that is 0 watts 0 volts out For the receiver Analog Output 1 is the receive signal level The scaling is 12 dBm per volt with an offset of 95 dBm So a receive signal of 95 dBm results in 0 volts output and 35 dBm results in 5 volts output Analog Output 2 i...

Page 31: ...ed these connections already set up Transmitter Antenna A threaded N type connector using low loss cable and leading to a transmitting antenna intended for use in the 950 MHz band Audio input connections Analog L R or AES from the primary program source AC power cord Receiver Antenna A threaded N type connector using low loss cable possibly leading to a cavity filter and leading to a receiving ant...

Page 32: ...nnector 3 Plug the Antenna cable of Transmitter A into the controller s A RF IN connector 4 Plug a straight pinned 8 connector RJ 45 cable into the MAIN ALT connector of Transmitter B 5 Plug the other end of the RJ 45 cable into the controller s B connector 6 Plug the Antenna cable of Transmitter B into the controller s B RF IN connector Note Make sure that the A and A RF IN cables connect the con...

Page 33: ...adequate ventilation Power supply modules do not require a special setup procedure If the power supply is seated properly and external power is applied it should operate as expected Each HD Link unit has a fan to prevent overheating Note When the system first comes on the fans run at full speed temporarily and then regulate to normal operating speed Lightning protection devices for the power sourc...

Page 34: ...y Yellow 6 to 1 dB some distortion in audio quality might occur Red Over 1 dB distortion in audio quality occurs The transmitter s RF Link Status screen Figure 3 5 also shows Output power setting Forward power Reflected power Figure 3 5 Transmitter RF Link Detail Screen Check your antenna cables and connections and these screens to confirm power delivery to your transmitting antenna ...

Page 35: ...Major error alarm White Currently applied value No test in progress These definitions vary slightly depending on the specific fields Not all screens are color coded Some field descriptions in this section include color code definitions Note When you change a value for a white field that previously white value field becomes yellow alerting you that the value has neither been saved nor applied The s...

Page 36: ...xt or previous item on a screen Drill down to more detail on an item Open the item for editing Press the Cancel button to exit a screen without applying any entered changes or to drill up a level There are some screens which do not allow you to select all fields or any fields because the fields which cannot be selected are not configurable or there is no additional information for these fields Tab...

Page 37: ...er IP Rate Amount of available studio to transmitter link STL bandwidth reserved for user application data Audio Port 1 Port 2 Whether Ports 1 and 2 are UP green or DOWN yellow Field Color Codes Green up yellow down white currently applied value gray not installed or not detected The bar graph display on the right shows the current audio levels in decibels being transmitted on Ports 1 and 2 and Au...

Page 38: ...Receiver in Primary mode Receiver in Secondary mode Receiver in Active mode receiving transmitted signals Receiver in Standby mode ready to receive signals upon switchover Transmitters should not show the Primary Secondary and Active Standby indicators since they should both be set to Standalone to work with a Main Alt controller Single letters sometimes appear below the status messages A green US...

Page 39: ...d press Enter to view these types of status parameters Network interfaces RF settings and selections Audio channels System alarms and contact states System active or standby state User IP STL Ethernet statistics System Setup Select this menu and press Enter to view all and or change these settings Network HD port or LAN port parameters Display change brightness or adjust inactivity timer Redundanc...

Page 40: ...p Errors Audio Port 2 Whether the audio port 2 is operating UP or not operating DOWN Select this command and press Enter to view these types of status details for Port 2 Status Source Setup Errors Note The fields that appear on both the Audio Port 1 and Audio Port 2 screens depend on the unit whether a transmitter or receiver and on the type of audio port compressed or linear used RF Link Whether ...

Page 41: ... Whether the Auxiliary 2 is operating UP or not operating DOWN HD Port Whether the HD port is operating UP or not operating DOWN LAN Port Whether the LAN port is operating UP or not operating DOWN Modem Stats Receiver only Shows number of packets received from studio to transmitter link and number of packets received with cyclic redundancy checking CRC errors Back Select this command and press Ent...

Page 42: ...rity pkts rcvd from STL Pkts sent to HD Port Pkts sent to LAN Port Clear Forward Path Stats Receiver Return path pkts sent Return path send failures Clear Return Path Stats Receiver Rx Level SNR Modulation Rx Lock Transmitter RF Config Output Power RF Reflected Power VSWR Modulation Info Alarm ID Severity Message Info Severity Message Message Timestamp Modem Stats Rx Pkts rcvd from STL Pkts rcvd w...

Page 43: ...rt or red Alarm Type of clock Normal Clock AES Clock or 422 Clock Audio Source Current service status Digital or Analog and AES Pro or Consumer Test tone Test Tone ON or Test Tone OFF Audio Setup Current audio setup Stereo Mono or Off Sample rate in KHz Word length in bits Signal gain in dBu Auxiliary data rate HRS or APT Errors Here are the possible module errors the system tracks Config or Cfg C...

Page 44: ...screen and press Enter to access the Audio Port 2 screen Figures 4 9 and 4 10 Figure 4 9 Status Audio Port 2 Transmitter Figure 4 10 Status Audio Port 2 Receiver Audio Status Current audio status green In Service or yellow Out of Service Current alarm condition green No Alarm yellow Alert or red Alarm Type of clock Normal Clock AES Clock or 422 Clock Audio Source Current service status Digital or ...

Page 45: ...ed power DOWN green power UP white currently applied value 4 1 4 3 RF Link Detail Select RF Link on the first Status screen and press Enter to access the RF Link detail screen Figures 4 11 and 4 12 Figure 4 11 Status RF Link Detail Transmitter RF Configured Output Power Currently configured Power Amplifier output in watts RF Forward Power Measured actual output power in watts RF Reflected Power Le...

Page 46: ...e System Alarm State detail screen Figure 4 13 Figure 4 13 Status System Alarm State Detail Instance number Value in this column shows the order in which the alarms are received Alarm ID Value in this column shows the identification number for the specific alarm Timestamp Values in this column show the time the system issued the alarm including day of week date and time HH mm ss Info Select this c...

Page 47: ... including Day of week Date Time of day HH mm ss Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen 4 1 4 5 User IP Stats Menu Select User IP Stats on the Status screen to access the User IP Stats menu screen Figure 4 15 Figure 4 15 Status User IP Stats Menu Forward Stats Select this command and press Enter to access the Forward Path Pkt Stats screen Return Stats Select this...

Page 48: ...stics on this screen Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Figure 4 17 User IP Stats Forward Path Pkt Stats Receiver High priority pkts rcvd from STL Current high priority packet count from the transmitter Low priority pkts rcvd from STL Current low priority packet count from the transmitter Pkts sent to HD Port Current packet count sent to the HD port Pkts sent...

Page 49: ...is command and press Enter to clear all the statistics on this screen Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Figure 4 19 User IP Stats Return Path Pkt Stats Receiver Return path pkts sent Current packet count sent on the return path to the transmitter Return path send failures Current count of failed packets attempted to be sent on the return path Clear Return Pa...

Page 50: ...1 4 7 Status Screen 2 Select More on the first Status screen and press Enter to access the Status 2 screen Figure 4 21 Figure 4 21 Status Status 2 System Temp Current system temperature in Celsius Sys Alarm State Highest level current system alarm No alarm Major alarm Minor alarm Sys Contacts State System contacts alarm state Major Minor or No alarm Back Select this command and press Enter to retu...

Page 51: ...this command and press Enter to access the Contacts Alarm Info screen Figure 4 23 Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Figure 4 23 System Contacts State Detail Contacts Alarm Info Detail Alarm ID Identification number for the specific alarm Severity Whether the alarm is Major or Minor Message Alarm description Back Select this command and press Enter to return ...

Page 52: ...Mute Control receiver only Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Figure 4 25 shows a flow chart of screens to which you can drill down from the Status menu option System Setup Network Setup Display Redundancy Setup Inactivity Timer Brightness Inactivity Wait Time Action on Timeout HD Port LAN Port Default Gateway Add Change DG Remove DG IP Address Oper State IP ...

Page 53: ...th transmitters or both receivers needs to be identical LAN Port Select this command and press Enter to access the LAN Port screen to set these parameters IP address IP netmask Return path Peer IP address Admin state Auto negotiation Port speed You can also view the MAC address the operating state and the duplex setting on this screen Note The LAN port IP address allows you to manage the HD system...

Page 54: ...to Negotiation detail screen Speed Present HD port speed Duplex Whether the HD port is running in FULL or HALF duplex mode Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Apply Select this command and press Enter to save and set the values shown on this screen Remember to select this command to save any changes you have made Note After drilling down to change parameters y...

Page 55: ... IP Address Select Netmask on the HD Port screen to access the IP Netmask screen Figure 4 29 Figure 4 29 HD Port IP Netmask This screen shows the netmask IP address assigned to the HD port Press these buttons on the display to change this address Press the horizontal buttons to move to the left or the right to select the digit to change The horizontal line under a digit shows that digit is current...

Page 56: ...e any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply changes HD Port Auto Negotiation Select AutoNeg on the HD Port menu screen to access the Auto Negotiation screen Figure 4 31 Figure 4 31 HD Port Auto Negotiation This screen shows whether the auto negotiation is ON or OFF Press these buttons on the display to turn the AutoNeg ON or OFF Press...

Page 57: ...d Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the previous screen Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous setting Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen t...

Page 58: ...ave made Note After drilling down to change parameters you must select Apply on this screen and press Enter for the changes to take effect Color Codes Green power UP red power DOWN LAN Port IP Address Select IP Address on the LAN Port screen to access the IP Address screen Figure 4 34 Figure 4 34 LAN Port IP Address This screen shows the IP address assigned to the LAN port Press these buttons on t...

Page 59: ...erase your changes and return to the previous address Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply changes LAN Port Return Path IP Address Select Return Path on the LAN Port sc...

Page 60: ... to change the digit by either lowering or raising its value Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the previous screen Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous address Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen Note If you make any changes to this screen you...

Page 61: ...uto negotiation is on or off Press these buttons on the display to turn the AutoNeg ON or OFF Press the vertical buttons to turn the AutoNeg ON or OFF Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the previous screen Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous setting Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press th...

Page 62: ...s screen to save and apply changes Default Gateway Select System Options on the Network Setup menu screen to access the System Options screen Figure 4 41 Figure 4 41 Network Setup Default Gateway Add Change Default Gateway Access the Default Gateway IP Address screen to either change the current default gateway or add another one Remove Default Gateway Delete the current default gateway Back Selec...

Page 63: ...Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the previous screen Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous address Color Codes Green power up red power down yellow standby Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen When you set the default gateway IP address and press Enter the previous screen reappears showing the newly entered gateway Figure 4 43 Fig...

Page 64: ...us screen When you press Enter again the Default Gateway screen reappears with No default gateway in white indicating the change has been saved Figure 4 46 Figure 4 46 Successful Change Removed Gateway Change Applied Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply changes 4 1 5 2 Display Menu Select Display on the System Se...

Page 65: ...arrow to brighten the display Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Inactivity Timer You can set the system to turn off the screen display after a specified period of time and even to lock the keypad You typically use the Inactivity Timer to extend the life of the display lights and to help prevent some unintended or unauthorized changes to the system configurat...

Page 66: ... the values shown on this screen Remember to select this command to save any changes you have made Some system activities take several minutes such as the firmware upgrade and firmware rollback and temporarily disable the inactivity timer so as not to disrupt a critical operation in progress The system restores inactivity timer functionality when the operation is completed Note When you set the In...

Page 67: ... Redundancy Setup Transmitter Figure 4 53 System Setup Redundancy Setup Receiver Redundancy Role Access the Redundancy Role configuration screen Audio Mute Control receiver only Access the Audio Mute Control configuration screen Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Apply Select this command and press Enter to save and set the values shown on this screen Remembe...

Page 68: ...ers and both redundant receivers not directly connected need to be set to Standalone and are connected to an external controller Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply ch...

Page 69: ...s the Service Setup menu screen Figure 4 56 Figure 4 56 Main Service Setup Menu RF Profile Select this command and press Enter to access the RF Profile screen to set parameters for Center Frequency Bandwidth Max Modulation Order Output Power Radio Parameter Status Select this command and press Enter to access the Radio Parameter Status screen to view status for Modulation Coding Rate Service Profi...

Page 70: ... 4 1 6 1 RF Profile Select RF Profile on the Service Setup front panel screen to access the RF Profile screen Figure 4 58 Figure 4 58 Service Setup RF Profile Transmitter and Receiver Center Frequency Access the Center Frequency configuration screen Bandwidth Access the Bandwidth configuration screen Max Modulation Order transmitter only Access the Modulation Order configuration screen Output Powe...

Page 71: ...n Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous value Press the left and right arrow buttons on the front panel to move the cursor to the numerical field or to the double up and down arrows on the screen When the cursor is under the numerical field press the up and down arrow buttons to change the value by 0 0250 MHz When the cursor is under the double up and down arrows press the ...

Page 72: ...r on the previous screen to save and apply changes Max Modulation Order Select Max Modulation Order on the RF Profile front panel screen to access the Max Modulation Order configuration screen Figure 4 61 and set the limit of QAM the system is to use Figure 4 61 RF Profile Max Modulation Order Press these buttons on the display to configure the bandwidth in kilohertz Press to change the bandwidth ...

Page 73: ...he previous value You can set Output Power to 1W 2W or 5W Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved or applied Cancel Press this button to return to the previous screen Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply changes 4 1 6 2 Radio Parameter Status Select Radio Parameter Status on t...

Page 74: ...ou must set the Service Sync OFF Section 4 1 6 4 before making any changes to parameters on this screen Audio 1 Press the left or right arrow to select a parameter field to change on the Audio 1 row Figure 4 65 Figure 4 65 Service Profile Audio 1 Port Mode Note When you select a field the message at the bottom of the screen identifies the field such as Port Mode and gives instructions on changing ...

Page 75: ...meter field to change on the Audio 2 row Figure 4 66 Service Profile Audio 2 Port Mode Left field Press the up or down arrow to change the Port Mode to one of these options Mono Stereo Off Middle field Press the up or down arrow to change the Sample Rate to one of these rates 16 ksps 24 ksps 32 ksps 44 1 ksps 48 ksps For linear audio ports you can set the sample rate to 32 ksps 44 1 ksps or 48 ksp...

Page 76: ...nal for the receiver Coding Rate Shows the current coding rate Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Apply Select this command and press Enter to save and apply your changes Note After setting parameters on this screen you must select Apply and press Enter for the changes to take effect Color Codes White currently applied value yellow value changed but not saved...

Page 77: ... Press Enter on the Service Sync screen to access the Service Sync configuration screen Figure 4 68 and set the receiver s sync with the transmitter to ON or OFF Figure 4 68 Service Sync Service Sync Configuration Press these buttons on the display to change the sync status Press to set the receiver sync ON or OFF Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the previous screen Press Ca...

Page 78: ...Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Figure 4 70 shows a flow chart of screens to which you can drill down from the Test menu option Test Tone Tx Audio Port 1 Audio Port 2 Aux Port 1 Aux Port 2 Test Audio Monitor Rx Monitor Source Monitor Level Figure 4 70 Test Levels Flow Chart 4 1 7 1 Test Tone Select Test Tone on the Test screen to access the Test Tone screen Fig...

Page 79: ...o change the audio monitor test from Port 1 to Port 2 Monitor Level Select this command and press the right or left arrow button to change the level Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Plug a headphone set into the receiver front panel to test the audio quality on the selected port 4 1 8 Firmware and File Management Screens Select Firmware and File Management ...

Page 80: ...hart of screens to which you can drill down from the Firmware and File Management menu option File Management Firmware Management Configuration File Management Log File Management Restart System Firmware Upgrade Firmware Rollback Export System Files Version Info Delete File Restore Configuration Export Log File Warning From Internal From USB Firmware File Management Firmware Version Info Save Conf...

Page 81: ...ement screen to access the Firmware Upgrade screen Figure 4 76 Figure 4 76 Firmware Management Firmware Upgrade From Internal Press Enter with this command selected default to access a Select File screen similar to the example shown Figure 4 77 to select the upgrade file and begin the upgrade process Internal refers to the contents of internal flash memory at a specific directory RFA user Note Due...

Page 82: ...veral minutes to complete If there are no files on your USB device or in the RFA user internal memory the message No files found appears The system also gives an error message if it cannot detect an USB device Figure 4 78 or if there is an error in the upgrade process Figure 4 78 Firmware Upgrade USB Device Not Detected Section 6 Testing Troubleshooting gives possible solutions for error messages ...

Page 83: ...ou use the Export System Files process a unique file is created with identifying information in the filename When you select the To Internal option the internal flash memory can fill up rapidly with several copies of exported system files Select Export System Files on the Firmware Management screen and press Enter to access the Export System Files screen Figure 4 80 Figure 4 80 Firmware Management...

Page 84: ...Information Select Firmware Version Information on the Firmware Management screen and press Enter to go to the Firmware Version Information screen Figure 4 84 Figure 4 84 Firmware Management Firmware Version Information Running Version The filename of the firmware version that the system is currently using Restart Version The filename of the firmware version that the system will use the next time ...

Page 85: ...dem Configuration Version Info on the Firmware Management screen and press Enter to go to the Modem Configuration Version Information screen Figure 4 86 Figure 4 86 Firmware Management Modem Configuration Version Information RF Profiles Lists filenames for the available radio frequency RF profiles in the system Baseband Profiles Lists filenames for the available baseband profiles in the system The...

Page 86: ...ed The files that appear are in the RFA user directory You cannot navigate from the front panel to protected system directories From USB Select this command and press Enter to select the file from a USB device to be deleted A screen similar to Figure 4 89 appears if the system detects more than one file on your USB device The files that appear are in the root directory of the USB device You cannot...

Page 87: ...lected to cancel the deletion and return to the previous screen Figure 4 91 Delete File Delete File Successful If you try to delete a file on your USB device and the system cannot delete the file the message Error deleting file appears Figure 4 92 Section 6 Testing Troubleshooting gives possible solutions for error messages Figure 4 92 Delete File Error 4 1 8 3 Configuration File Management Select...

Page 88: ...Configuration Select this command and press Enter to access the Restore Default Configuration screen Figure 4 98 and select to save the configuration internally or to a USB device Back Select this command and press Enter to return to the previous screen Save Configuration Select Save Configuration on the Configuration File Management screen to access the Save Configuration screen Figure 4 94 Figur...

Page 89: ...re Configuration screen Figure 4 97 Figure 4 97 Configuration File Management Restore Configuration Select Yes and press Enter to erase present configurations and restore them to those saved on file Note Restoring a configuration requires the system to restart If the restore is successful the system automatically restarts Press Enter with No selected selected default to cancel the restore process ...

Page 90: ...ssages 4 1 8 4 Log File Management Select Log File Management on the Firmware and File Management screen and press Enter to access the Log File Management screen Figure 4 99 Figure 4 99 Firmware and File Management Log File Management Export Log File You can export log files during test and troubleshooting conditions when customer service representatives request a copy of your system log files Thi...

Page 91: ...ure 4 102 Export Log File Export Log Files Failed Section 6 Testing Troubleshooting gives possible solutions for error messages 4 1 8 5 Restart System Select Restart System on the Firmware and File Management screen and press Enter to access the Restart System warning screen Figure 4 103 Figure 4 103 Firmware and File Management Restart System To restart the system select Yes and press Enter Selec...

Page 92: ... appears Figure 4 105 Figure 4 105 System Setup Network Setup 3 On the Network Setup page press Enter with HD Port selected The HD Port screen appears Figure 4 106 Figure 4 106 HD Port 4 Configure each HD Port parameter in this way a Press as needed to select the item b Press Enter c Press to navigate to the field to be changed d Press to make changes e Press Enter to save any changes f Press Canc...

Page 93: ...the field to be changed d Press to make changes e Press Enter to save any changes f Press Cancel to return to the Network Setup page without saving changes g To return to the Service Setup menu select Apply and press Enter 3 Perform the previous steps on the receiver to configure its LAN port 4 2 3 Configure the RF Profile Parameters To configure the RF profile center frequency and or bandwidth pa...

Page 94: ...le and press Enter The Service Profile screen appears Figure 4 110 Figure 4 110 Service Setup Service Profile 2 Configure each Service Profile parameter in this way a Press as needed to select the parameter b Press Enter c Press to navigate to the field to be changed d Press to change the parameter e Press Enter to save any changes f To return to the Service Setup menu select Apply and press Enter...

Page 95: ...the previous screen to save and apply changes You need to set the Service Sync OFF before making any changes to the Service Profile parameters 4 2 6 Configure the Systems for Redundancy Before configuring your HD Link systems for redundancy check that you have correctly set up and wired both transmitters and receivers Section 3 4 To set up your HD Link system for redundancy you need to set redunda...

Page 96: ...teps a With IP Address selected press Enter The HD Port IP Address configuration screen appears Figure 4 115 Figure 4 115 HD Port IP Address Transmitter b Press to select the digit to change The horizontal line under a digit shows that digit is currently selected c Press to change the digit by either lowering or raising its value d Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the HD Por...

Page 97: ...urn path traffic Redundancy Role When using an external controller both receivers should have a Standalone redundancy role When interconnecting the receivers one receiver should have a Primary redundancy role and the other should have a Secondary redundancy role The Primary system becomes Active and begins receiving signals when both systems start up at the same time the Secondary system switches ...

Page 98: ...rt IP Address Receiver b Press to select the digit to change The horizontal line under a digit shows that digit is currently selected c Press to change the digit by either lowering or raising its value d Press Enter to keep changes until you can Apply them on the HD Port screen e Press Cancel to erase your changes and return to the previous address f On the HD Port screen select Apply and press En...

Page 99: ...trol and press Enter The Audio Mute Control configuration screen appears Figure 4 121 Figure 4 121 Redundancy Setup Audio Mute Control 8 Change the Audio Mute Control in this way a Press to select either Pass Audio on Standby for the receiver to continue passing audio signals when it is in Standby mode or Mute Audio on Standby default for the receiver to mute audio signals when it is in Standby mo...

Page 100: ...23 System Setup Display 3 On the Display menu with Brightness selected press Enter The Brightness adjustment screen appears Figure 4 124 Figure 4 124 Display Brightness 4 On the Brightness screen adjust the display screen brightness in this way Press the left panel arrow to decrease the brightness of the display screen Press the right panel arrow to increase the screen brightness 4 2 7 2 Set the I...

Page 101: ...ter to set the Inactivity Wait Time to the value shown on this field Note If you make any changes to this screen you must select Apply and press Enter on the previous screen to save and apply changes 4 2 7 3 Set the Display Action on Timeout 1 On the Inactivity Timer screen select the field next to Action on Timeout Figure 4 126 Figure 4 126 Action on Timeout 2 Use the panel up and down arrows to ...

Page 102: ...If you do not change the Inactivity Timer setting the timer continues to trigger the system to lock display screens when the front panel buttons have not been used for the specified period of time 4 3 Operation Guidelines Use these guidelines to help assure easy operation of the HD Link system To use the HD radio or access configuration parameters remotely configure the HD and LAN ports After conf...

Page 103: ...r press Cancel to cancel to upgrade process 8 When you confirm the upgrade process a screen appears with a progress bar signaling the upgrade status followed either by a successful upgrade notice or an error message The Firmware Upgrade process can take several minutes to complete After the process finishes a message appears stating either that the upgrade completed successfully or that there was ...

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Page 105: ...splay in which you can access status information and make configuration changes Section 4 covers configuration and operation on the front panel display 5 1 Browser Compatibility The HD Link Web browser interface can be accessed on several different browsers including Firefox 2 0 and Internet Explorer 6 0 This interface works on Opera 9 0 and Safari 3 2 but there are some differences in page appear...

Page 106: ...em The HD Link logo The HD Link unit name for which interface pertains HDL950T transmitter HDL950R receiver The system status Active green or Standby for redundancy yellow The alarm status Normal green Alert yellow or Alarm red The signal status Transmit On green or Transmit Off red for transmitter Acquiring yellow or Rx Locked green for receiver The navigation bar Section 5 3 2 gives information ...

Page 107: ...stream bandwidth on this page Radio Link Configure the parameters for the RF channel of the transmitter and receiver General Configure various general system parameters redundancy and other advanced settings software file management and contacts Network Configure Ethernet interfaces add or subtract routes from the forwarding table and configure various network protocols Security View IP and STL ac...

Page 108: ...the alarm occurred Severity Whether the alarm was Major red Minor yellow informational no color code or the clearing of a major or minor alarm no color code Description A brief explanation of what triggered the alarm Clear current alarm table Click on the table header to remove all alarms on this table Clear this alarm from the table Click on the specific alarm row to remove that alarm row from th...

Page 109: ...Major red Example RF module not present Minor yellow Example Channel module alert is on Major Clear no color code Example Alarm clear RF module not present Minor Clear no color code Example LAN port interface is up None no color code Example Alarm CM inserted Description A brief explanation of what triggered the alarm Clear the alarm history Click on the table header to remove all alarms on this t...

Page 110: ... Link system is operational Trap Enable Whether or not an SNMP trap is sent enabled when this alarm occurs LED Enable Whether or not a light turns on enabled when this alarm occurs Threshold Time Amount of time that elapses before the trap is sent for this alarm Output Pin Whether the output pin for the trap is configured 1 or not configured 0 You can map an event to an output contact pin on the G...

Page 111: ...og box as desired 3 Select a Severity from the list 4 Select a Threshold Time from the list 5 Select the Send an SNMP Trap check box to enable a trap for this alarm 6 Select Turn on the LED for a light to turn on when this alarm occurs 7 Click Save Definition to record and apply any changes made to this alarm 8 Click Reset to return all settings back to their values when this dialog box was opened...

Page 112: ...s check box to begin recording alarms in this file Turn on syslogd server support Select this check box to turn on logging to a remote sysLogD server Transfer log files when full Select this check box to automatically transfer log files to a remote FTP server when the log file is full Log file name The name of the log file affected by all settings on this page Note Before making changes to this pa...

Page 113: ... address The IP address of the sysLogD server Server UDP port number The UDP port number used for communications to the sysLogD server The UDP port number used by most sysLogD servers is 514 Reset Click this button to reset all entries on this page to their previous values before any changes or since they were last saved Save Click this button to save changes made on this page 5 3 4 Program Servic...

Page 114: ...is port Receiver Port 1 2 Linear Decoding This port has linear decoding aptX Decoding This port has apt X compressed decoding Auxiliary Port G 722 Decoding This port is using G 722 audio decoding G 722 Encoding This port is using G 722 audio encoding Transmit Receive Levels The bar graph display indicates the current audio levels in decibels relative to the input or output audio setting being tran...

Page 115: ...sently muted Non Audio Program Non audio program detected CRC Error Cyclic Redundancy Check An AES CRC error detected Data Error AES data errors detected Sample Rate Mismatch Selected sample rate does not match the received input data Bi Phase Error AES bi phase error detected AES EBU Error AES EBU error detected Parity Error AES parity error detected No Word Clock No external RS 422 clock referen...

Page 116: ...ick a Mode option Stereo Mono Off 5 To use a test tone when testing audio transmissions select the Turn on test tone check box transmitter only 6 If needed select the Remove DC offset check box transmitter only 7 Move the Output Level transmitter or Input Level receiver slider to the right or left to set the audio output input full scale value possible range is 9 to 24 dBu The numeric level to the...

Page 117: ...iguration check box on the Advanced Settings page before making changes to the audio configuration 2 To change the location of the dialog box on your monitor screen click and hold and drag the dialog box as desired 3 Select the Sample rate 32 ksps 44 1 ksps 48 ksps 4 Select the Word length 16 bit 20 bit 24 bit 5 Click a Mode option Stereo Mono Off 6 Select an Aux Data Format Harris apt X 7 Select ...

Page 118: ...on Procedure 1 At Configuration click The Audio 1 2 Configuration G 722 Encoding Decoding dialog box appears Figure 5 11 Figure 5 11 Aux Audio G 722 Encoding Decoding Config Dialog Box Transmitter and Receiver Note On the receiver interface if you click Modify and the dialog box appears with most of the parameters inaccessible the Automatic Configuration function is enabled Section 5 3 6 2 You mus...

Page 119: ...lider 6 Use the previous three steps to configure Channel 2 7 Click Save Configuration to record your changes 8 Click Reset to revert to previous configurations without saving your changes 9 Click Close or to exit the dialog box 10 Click Submit Configuration on the Program Services page to apply your changes 5 3 5 Radio Link You can configure channel and transmitter receiver parameters on this pag...

Page 120: ... yellow Acquiring message appears in this field Information rate Rate of information being transmitted or received in kbps Modem config file Bandwidth Select a bandwidth from the list 200 kHz 250 kHz 300 kHz 375 kHz 500 kHz Max modulation transmitter Select a maximum modulation level on the transmitter Any Any modulation is allowed 16 QAM 32 QAM 64 QAM 128 QAM 256 QAM Coding rate Percentage of ban...

Page 121: ...wer alarm threshold setting must be between 0 and 7000 inclusive VSWR alarm threshold Set the highest possible value of the VSWR before an alarm is generated The VSWR alarm threshold setting must be between 0 and 5 inclusive Reset Click this button to return all settings back to their values when the page was loaded or last saved Save Click this button to record and apply your configuration change...

Page 122: ...nd the return path Configuration Firmware Management Configure file backup and firmware settings Contacts View and edit digital output and input contacts 5 3 6 1 System You can configure system settings on this page Figure 5 13 Figure 5 13 General System Configuration Page Identification System name Type the unique identifier for this system System location Type the unit s location Contact person ...

Page 123: ...se a SNTP server the fields to manually set the date and time are disabled and their values are ignored Use a SNTP server Select this check box to configure an SNTP server for this system SNTP server address Type the IP address of the SNTP server This field is only accessible when the Use a SNTP server check box is selected GMT offset minutes Type the Greenwich Mean Time offset for the system to d...

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Page 125: ...stem takes after the specified Inactivity timeout has elapsed Return Path Configuration receiver only Use a return path Select this check box to begin using a return path or clear the check box to disable the return path Peer LAN port address Shows the current peer LAN port address for return path tunneling You can set this port address on the transmitter page this field is read only and cannot be...

Page 126: ...up server Backup Restore Status Status of the current backup or restore process if any Directory on the backup server Type the location of the configuration file on the backup server directory Password Type the password needed to access the backup server Backup Configuration Click this button to back up the current configuration Restore Configuration Click this button to revert to the most current...

Page 127: ...r FPGA firmware from the active package fails to start boot Available flash memory Shows the flash memory not in use Failsafe application filename File name of the application software used if the application software or FPGA firmware from the active package fails to start boot Update Firmware Click this button to initiate the installation of a new package on the system The package must be located...

Page 128: ... and hold and drag the dialog box as desired 3 Select an alarm by either a Selecting a descriptive Alarm Name from the list When you select a new name the associated Alarm ID appears b Typing a unique numeric Alarm ID When you type a new ID the associated Alarm Name appears 4 Select the Enable alarm on contact assertion check box to enable generation of this alarm when a contact is asserted 5 Clic...

Page 129: ...n the contact is asserted 4 Click an Input Active Level for the level of active input Active high The system interprets the contact to be asserted when the voltage level on the contact is high Active low The system interprets the contact to be asserted when the voltage level on the contact is low 5 Click Submit to apply changes 6 Click Close or to exit the dialog box 5 3 7 Network Configurations T...

Page 130: ...l duplex or half duplex interface Auto Negotiation Whether auto negotiation is currently in use Actual State Whether the interface is currently operating green Up or not red alarm or yellow alert Down Desired State Whether the interface is set to be in service Up or out of service Down Put the HD LAN out of service or in service Click to put the interface out of service or Click to put the port ba...

Page 131: ...thernet interface on the front panel IP Configuration HD LAN Interface IP address Type an IP address for the interface Subnet mask Type an IP subnet mask for the interface Allow SNMP Select this check box to allow the SNMP protocol on this interface Allow FTP Select this check box to allow the FTP protocol on this interface Allow HTTP Select this check box to allow the HTTP protocol on this interf...

Page 132: ...hrough either the Web interface or the system MIB from an SNMP network management station Age Time elapsed since this route was created Metric Weight given to this route when determining the best path to a destination Add a route Click to access the Add a Route dialog box Figure 5 19 and create a route Delete this route Click on the specific row of a route to delete it To create a new route perfor...

Page 133: ...to both gather status and change configurations Enable traps on authentication failures Click this check box to trigger alarm traps when community authentication fails SNMP Event Host Configuration Host 1 IP address Type the IP address of the primary host for SNMP events Host 1 Community name Type the community name of the primary host for SNMP events Host 2 IP address Type the IP address of the s...

Page 134: ... table Figure 5 23 Figure 5 23 Network TCP Connections Page Local IP Local IP address for this TCP connection Local Port Local port ID for this TCP connection Remote IP Remote IP address for this TCP connection Remote Port Remote port ID for this TCP connection Connection State Status of this connection as defined by RFC 1213 closed listen synSent synReceived established finWait1 finWait2 closeWai...

Page 135: ...lex Products 5 3 7 5 UDP Listeners You can view local UDP Listeners settings on this table Figure 5 24 Figure 5 24 Network UDP Listeners Page Local IP Address IP address of this UDP Local UDP Port Number Port for this UDP 5 3 7 6 ARP Proxy ARP You can view Address Resolution Protocol ARP and proxy ARP settings on these tables Figure 5 25 ...

Page 136: ...er which the destination is reachable HD or LAN Flush the ARP Table Click to manually clear all entries from the ARP table regardless of age or type Proxy ARP Table Because the RF link from the transmitter to the receiver is inherently one way the transmitter blocks all Layer 2 broadcast packets it receives on its IP interfaces from going over the radio link including ARP packets To satisfy the ne...

Page 137: ...re 5 26 Figure 5 26 Proxy ARP Table Add an IP Address Dialog Box 2 To change the location of the dialog box on your monitor screen click and hold and drag the dialog box as desired 3 Type the IP address to be added 4 Click Add Address to save this address to the Proxy ARP Table 5 Click Close or to exit the dialog box 5 3 8 Security Configurations There are two Security configuration menu commands ...

Page 138: ...same interface are ignored unless their IP address is also in the table If there are no entries in the table for a particular interface all packets received on that interface are processed Interface Interface associated with this IP address IP Address IP address allowed to communicate with the system Add an address Click to access the Add an IP Address dialog box Figure 5 28 Warning Be sure you en...

Page 139: ... allowed If you only enter High priorities on this list all other traffic is considered low priority Destination Receiver s IP address Source Sender s IP address Priority Priority to assign to the packet when transmitting it between the transmitter and receiver systems Add an address Click to access the Add an IP Address dialog box Figure 5 27 Note If you do not enter priorities on the STL Access ...

Page 140: ...nction in the system except restoring a configuration and restarting the system Only the admin user a special member of the admins group can do those functions In addition only the admin user can add new users remove users or change the parameters of a user account Users in the basic group can only view screens They cannot make any configuration changes The guest account is a member of the basic g...

Page 141: ...e User name for the new account 4 Type the User password 5 Select the User group from the list 6 Select the Enable user account check box to make this account active 7 Click Submit to create the account 8 Click Close or to exit the dialog box To edit a user account perform these steps 1 On the Accounts page click on the row of user account to be edited The Edit User Account dialog box appears Figu...

Page 142: ...to revert to previous settings without saving your changes Submit Click this button to record and apply your changes 5 3 9 Performance There are six Performance status menu commands Audio Channels View or clear audio statistics for Channels 1 and 2 Packet Statistics View or clear return path Ethernet port and service classification packet statistics Network Protocols View statistics for these prot...

Page 143: ...lear audio channel 1 2 stats Click to clear the statistics for this audio channel Audio Channel 1 2 Transmitter Packets sent to transmitter Number of packets that have been sent to the transmitter Audio Channel 1 2 Receiver Packets received from studio Number of packets that have been received from the studio Received packet queue depth Current number of packets waiting in queue to be sent to the ...

Page 144: ...stallation Operation Manual 5 Web Browser Interface Configuration Operation Version 2 April 2010 5 40 Harris Corporation Intraplex Products Figure 5 34 Performance Packet Statistics Page Transmitter and Receiver ...

Page 145: ...Port and from the LAN Port because they were blocked Packets sent out of the port receiver only Number of packets sent out from the HD Port and from the LAN Port Reset the forward path statistics Click to clear the statistics recorded for the forward path Service Classification Packets sent over radio link transmitter only Number of packets that have been sent over the radio link both High and Low...

Page 146: ... Receive or generated by the SNMP Agent Send SET Requests Total number of SNMP SET Request PDUs accepted and processed by the SNMP Agent Receive or sent by the SNMP Agent to another SNMP protocol entity in the network Send Total Variables Requested Total number of requested variables number of variable bindings processed by the SNMP Agent Traps Total number of unsolicited messages traps received b...

Page 147: ...SNMP Agent for an unsupported SNMP version Bad Community Errors Total number of SNMP messages received by the SNMP Agent using an SNMP community name not known to the entity Receive or total number of SNMP Messages received by the SNMP Agent representing an SNMP operation not allowed by the SNMP community named in the message Send Write to Readonly Errors receive only Number of errors due to an at...

Page 148: ... or more previously transmitted octets Segments received with error Total number of TCP segments received by the HD Link system that were determined to have ICMP specific errors such as bad TCP checksums Segments sent with RST flag Total number of TCP segments sent by the HD Link system containing the RST reset flag Number of connection resets Total number established connections reset Failed conn...

Page 149: ...rs but discarded for other reasons such as lack of buffer space Outbound datagrams discarded Total number of outbound IP datagrams received by the HD Link IP protocol stack with no errors but discarded for other reasons such as lack of buffer space Received header errors Total number of packets containing header errors Received address errors Total number of packets received by the HD Link system ...

Page 150: ...rect Total number of redirect messages received or sent by the HD Link system A redirect message is sent to the originating computer when a better route is discovered for a datagram sent by that computer Source quench Total number of requests received or sent by the HD Link system to cut back the rate at which it is sending traffic to the Internet destination Echo request Total number of ICMP Echo...

Page 151: ...y in response to receiving a time stamp request Routers can use time stamp requests and replies to measure the transmission speed of datagrams on a network Address mask request Total number of address mask requests received or sent by the HD Link system A computer sends an address mask request to determine the number of bits in the subnet mask for its local subnet Address mask reply Total number o...

Page 152: ... Transmitter 2 Type a Center frequency between 942 and 960 MHz 3 Select a Bandwidth 200 kHz 250 kHz 300 kHz 375 kHz 500 kHz 4 Select a Max modulation Any 16 QAM 32 QAM 64 QAM 128 QAM 256 QAM 5 Click an Output Power option 1 watt 2 watts 5 watts 6 Type the Low forward power alarm threshold 7 Type the High forward power alarm threshold 8 Type the Reflected power alarm threshold ...

Page 153: ...erform these steps 1 On the menu bar of the HD Link receiver interface click Radio Link Figure 5 40 Figure 5 40 Radio Link Page Receiver 2 Type a Center frequency between 942 and 960 MHz 3 Select a Bandwidth 200 kHz 250 kHz 300 kHz 375 kHz 500 kHz 4 Click On to power up the receiver 5 4 3 Configure Program Services Parameters Go to these subsections for audio configuration procedures Section 5 2 4...

Page 154: ...e redundancy role Input Contact 2 should be set to Go standby and the Active High level for both transmitters To configure your transmitters for redundancy or check configuration perform these steps 1 On the menu bar of one of the transmitter interfaces click Network Ethernet Interfaces The Ethernet Interfaces page appears Figure 5 41 Figure 5 41 Network Ethernet Interfaces Page Transmitter 2 If t...

Page 155: ...Intraplex Products 4 Click General Advanced Settings The Advanced Settings page appears Figure 5 42 Figure 5 42 General Advanced Settings Page Transmitter 5 At Redundancy Role click the Standalone option if that option is not selected 6 Click Save to record your changes 7 Click General Contacts The Contacts page appears Figure 5 43 ...

Page 156: ...2 Dialog Box 9 At System Action click the Go standby option 10 At Input Active Level click the Active high option if it is not already selected 11 Click Submit to record your changes Note When using a return path with redundant transmitters remember to enable the Automatic Configuration function on the receiver General Advanced Settings page Section 5 3 6 2 so that the receiver can always communic...

Page 157: ...io by default You can set the receiver to mute the audio when it switches to Standby mode so that you can more easily detect which receiver is in Active mode versus Standby Contacts with an external controller You can either configure system major alarms via Output Contacts 1 4 or you can use an external decision point that utilizes our analog status signal either receiver level or signal to noise...

Page 158: ... if interconnecting the receivers Set this receiver s role to Primary if the other receiver s role will be Secondary or set this receiver s role to Secondary if the other receiver s role will be Primary 6 Select the Mute audio on standby check box if not already selected to mute audio signals drop incoming audio signals when the system switches from active to standby default OR clear the check box...

Page 159: ... with the system Limiting the number of open windows maintains system performance and reduces conflict caused by multiple people configuring the system at the same time Setting your screen resolution to at least 1280 x 1024 minimizes the amount of scrolling required to see the entire Web page In addition limiting the number of toolbars viewed in the browser also minimizes page scrolling 5 6 Upgrad...

Page 160: ...orporation Intraplex Products Figure 5 48 Upgrade Firmware Dialog Box 4 Type the new package name for the upgrade 5 Click Start Upgrade A message appears informing you that the new package must already be loaded in the RFA user directory and asking if you to confirm upgrading the firmware 6 Click OK to begin the upgrade ...

Page 161: ...ection 4 1 7 Test Screens The screens also appear in this section along with test procedures 6 1 1 Test Tone To access the transmitter s test tone feature perform these steps 1 On the transmitter s Main front panel display screen select Test and press Enter Figure 6 1 Figure 6 1 Main Transmitter Test 2 With Test Tone selected default press Enter to access the Test Tone screen Figure 6 2 Figure 6 2...

Page 162: ...ce selected default press Enter or press the left or right arrow buttons to toggle the audio monitor source between Port 1 and Port 2 The Monitor Level bar shows the level of audio received on the selected port 4 Plug a headphone set into the Audio connector on the HD Link receiver s front panel Figure 6 5 to sample the audio quality Figure 6 5 HD Link Receiver Front Panel 6 1 3 Redundancy Testing...

Page 163: ...tatus for each transmitter changed Perform these actions 1 On the external Main Alt controller switch the Active Standby setting for the transmitters 2 For the transmitter now set to Active on the Main Alt controller check that the Web browser interface screen banner shows Active Figure 6 5 3 For the transmitter now set to Standby on the Main Alt controller check that the Web browser interface scr...

Page 164: ...nterface of the transmitter set to Standby click General Contacts 4 At Input Contacts check that the Contact 2 Action is Make standby and the State is Asserted that is the transmitter is made Standby 6 1 3 2 Redundant Receiver Testing Check that the front panel display redundancy status Figure 6 7 shows for one redundant receiver and for the other redundant receiver Figure 6 7 Receiver Front Panel...

Page 165: ... controller switch the Active Standby setting for the receivers 2 For the receiver now set to Active on the controller check that the Web browser interface screen banner shows Active Figure 6 8 3 For the receiver set to Standby on the controller check that the Web browser interface screen banner shows Standby Figure 6 8 For receivers using an external controller check that Input Contact 1 or 2 Gen...

Page 166: ...ut Contact 1 is also reserved for internal use 6 2 Troubleshooting 6 2 1 General Guidelines If you have any trouble with your HD Link units first assure that your transmitter and receiver Service Profile parameters configurations are identical To check the configurations perform these steps 1 On your transmitter s front panel display Main menu select Service Setup and press Enter The Service Setup...

Page 167: ...up menu 5 On the System Setup menu select Redundancy Setup and press Enter The Redundancy Setup menu appears 6 Check that the Redundancy Role is Standalone 7 Repeat the previous steps on the other transmitter to assure it has the same HD Port IP address and also has a Standalone redundancy role Check that your receivers have the same HD port IP address and either a Standalone redundancy role if us...

Page 168: ...persists call Customer Support Firmware rollback error Not enough internal space Delete any unneeded files and try the rollback again Error creating version information of active directory Error during checking or prepping rollback directories Error creating temporary directory for rollback Error copying active file to temporary directory for rollback Error setting temporary bootline for rollback ...

Page 169: ...ted correctly The HD Link system recognizes a FAT 16 USB format a FAT 32 or NTSC format device would need to be formatted with a 2 GB or less partition to register in this system 4 Plug a functioning correctly formatted USB device firmly into the USB port on the HD Link panel 5 With a USB command selected press Enter for the system to read the USB device If this Troubleshooting section does not ad...

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Page 171: ...filter and 3 tap decision feedback filter Receive lock receive signal level receive signal to noise ratio PLL lock 7 1 2 Audio Performance Main Channels Sample Rate and Audio Bandwidth Coding Sample Size Connectors Digital Analog Operation Data Channel One or two stereo program channels individually configurable for linear or Enhanced apt X audio 48 ksps for 22 5 kHz operation 44 1 ksps for 20 kHz...

Page 172: ...ps 1 Hz 15 kHz 9 to 24 dBu Better than 80 dB THD N less than 0 003 at 1 kHz 1dBFS input linear THD N less than 0 0004 at 1 kHz 1dBFS input apt X Greater than 91 dB for linear Greater than 92 dB 16 bit apt X Greater than 105 dB 20 bit apt X Greater than 110 dB 24 bit apt X Balanced greater than 10 Kohms Balanced less than 52 ohms Main Diagnostics Test Tone Generator 1004 Hz test tone at 12 dBFS whi...

Page 173: ... panel user interface 4 3 display 480x272 TFT Color LCD with LEF backlight Seven button keypad Remote User Interface Monitoring and control using embedded Web server Network Management SNMP VU Meter Front panel display six segment audio level indicator for all audio channels Contacts Output Four output contacts with both normally closed and normally open outputs Two output contacts normally closed...

Page 174: ...ital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when this 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 communications Operation o...

Page 175: ...re the accuracy of transmitting digital data transmitted messages are divided into predetermined lengths which used as dividends are divided by a fixed divisor the remainder of the calculation is appended onto and sent with the message at the receiving end the computer recalculates the remainder and if it does not match the transmitted remainder an error is detected Datagram A unit of information ...

Page 176: ...correcting code which is a method of transmitting a message over a noisy transmission channel Mbps Megabits per second MHz Megahertz NAT Network Address Translator an IETF Internal Engineering Task Force standard that allows an organization to present itself to the Internet with far fewer IP addresses than there are nodes on its internal network NAT technology implemented in a router firewall or P...

Page 177: ...pectral Efficiency Amount of information that can be transmitted over a given bandwidth in a specific communication system a measure of how efficiently a limited frequency spectrum is utilized by the physical layer protocol and sometimes by the media access control the channel access protocol Standalone Single HD Link transmitter receiver pair operating independently rather than in a redundancy sy...

Page 178: ...rea Network remote computer communications system WANs allow file sharing among geographically distributed workgroups typically at higher cost and slower speed than LANs WANs typically use common carriers circuits and networks WANs may serve as a customized communication backbone that interconnects all of an organization s local networks with communications trunks XLR Plug and socket used in profe...

Page 179: ...reshold dBm 200 kHz 250 kHz 300 kHz 375 kHz 500 kHz 1 Linear Stereo 32 kHz Sampling 1 Asynchronous Data Channel 1123 85 89 91 94 93 1 Linear Stereo 32 kHz Sampling 1 Asynchronous Data Channel 320 kbps Ethernet 1443 N A 85 87 90 93 1 Linear Stereo 44 1 kHz Sampling 1 Asynchronous Data Channel 1518 N A 84 87 90 93 1 Linear Stereo 44 1 kHz Sampling 1 Asynchronous Data Channel 320 kbps Ethernet 1838 N...

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Page 181: ...ader here Broadcast Communications Division Intraplex Products 4393 Digital Way Mason OH 45040 phone 1 513 459 3400 e mail Intraplex harris com www broadcast harris com Copyright 2009 2010 Harris Corporation ...

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