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Appendix C: Configure with Android Tablet

(TBD,

An Android APP tool is under development, which will provide another way to configure

HV-100/HV-200 with handheld devices.)

Appendix D: Network Video Streaming Support

A trial version firmware with the following support is available.

Feature Descriptions

Remote Management

Web Server for remote access

1.

Transmission Configurations

2.

Status Monitor

Video Streaming Input

RTSP streaming input DVBT/ISDBT TV RF output

Video: H.264 or MPEG2

Audio: AAC or MPEG

Support RTSP TS or PES Payload

Note:TS is recommended for better compatibility

Video Streaming Output HDMI/HDSDI video input, RTSP streaming output

(Simultaneous DTV RF and IP output support)

Refer to HV-10x/HV-20x Network Support for IP streaming and Web Remote Management QIG.

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Summary of Contents for HV-100E

Page 1: ... CHANNEL FREQUENCY AND BANDWIDTH 7 A 1 CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE 7 8MHZ BANDWIDTH 8 A 2 CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE 6MHZ BANDWIDTH 11 A 3 CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE 7MHZ BANDWIDTH 14 A 4 CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE 8MHZ BANDWIDTH 17 APPENDIX B CONFIGURE WITH WINDOWS PC NB 20 CONFIGURE DATA BIT RATE PROPERLY 23 APPENDIX C CONFIGURE WITH ANDROID TABLET 25 APPENDIX D NETWORK VIDEO STREAMING SUPPORT 25 APPENDIX E ...

Page 2: ...e CD for configuration by PC NB USB cable for configuration by PC NB Back Panel View Front Panel View DTV RF output Coax or Antenna CVBS video in and audio in USB Configuration Port 12 V DC in 1 5A DTV RF output Twisted pairs for HV 100 only HDMI out Loop thru HDMI in Video Audio Power Video in Channel Number Cancel OK CH CH Ethernet ...

Page 3: ... stereo 96KHz 24bits If the video source is CVBS AV in connect it the RCA AV in jacks If both HDM and CVBS AV in are present HDMI port will be selected in higher priority Note If the video input port is set to Auto mode default CVBS AV in video signal should be present before HV 100 HV 200 is powered on CVBS AV in video signal is checked only once when system power is on in Auto mode You may confi...

Page 4: ... LED will be off even power is applied After power on for 20 25 seconds the front panel will show the status The left lower LED will be lighted if video input either CVBS or HDMI is present and detected The 7 seg LED s show current RF output TV channel number Basically the channel number is consistent to the channel numbering rule of TV STB receivers Refer to appendix for the channel frequency map...

Page 5: ...l frequency mapping Connect to a receiver 1 Connect a coaxial cable or an antenna from the video output to a DVB T receiver either DVB T TV DVB T STB or DVB T USB receiver dongle 2 By default the output RF power of HV 100 HV 200 is about 3 dBm 105 dBuV typically and if the coaxial cable is shorter than 50 M the power might be too high for some receivers In such a case please add an attenuator in t...

Page 6: ...Easy HD Expressway WWW HIDES COM TW 6 Scan Channel You should do channel scan before receiving and watching the transmitted program ...

Page 7: ...fault Open Open 7 8 MHz VHF 7 MHz UHF 8 MHz Europe Open Short 6MHz Taiwan Short Short 8 MHz Short Open 7MHz Australia The channel frequency mappings are different for various bandwidths Refer to the table below Note When setting non standard TV channels for 2 3 4 MHz bandwidth or 1 2G band it should be configured with PC NB Android software By setting channel number to 0 the bandwidth and frequenc...

Page 8: ...7 6 VHF III 184 5 7 7 VHF III 191 5 7 8 VHF III 198 5 7 9 VHF III 205 5 7 10 VHF III 212 5 7 11 VHF III 219 5 7 12 VHF III 226 5 7 13 Special UHF hyper band 410 8 14 Special UHF hyper band 418 8 15 Special UHF hyper band 426 8 16 Special UHF hyper band 434 8 17 Special UHF hyper band 442 8 18 Special UHF hyper band 450 8 19 Special UHF hyper band 458 8 20 Special UHF hyper band 466 8 21 UHF IV 474...

Page 9: ...UHF V 618 8 40 UHF V 626 8 41 UHF V 634 8 42 UHF V 642 8 43 UHF V 650 8 44 UHF V 658 8 45 UHF V 666 8 46 UHF V 674 8 47 UHF V 682 8 48 UHF V 690 8 49 UHF V 698 8 50 UHF V 706 8 51 UHF V 714 8 52 UHF V 722 8 53 UHF V 730 8 54 UHF V 738 8 55 UHF V 746 8 56 UHF V 754 8 57 UHF V 762 8 58 UHF V 770 8 59 UHF V 778 8 60 UHF V 786 8 61 UHF V 794 8 62 UHF V 802 8 63 UHF V 810 8 64 UHF V 818 8 65 UHF V 826 ...

Page 10: ...5 UHF V 906 8 76 UHF V 915 8 77 UHF V 924 8 78 UHF V 930 8 79 UHF V 938 8 80 DATV 436 2 81 DATV 436 3 82 DATV 1265 2 83 DATV 1265 3 84 DATV 1265 8 85 DATV 1280 4 86 DATV 1280 8 87 DATV 2334 3 88 DATV 2350 3 89 DATV 2360 4 90 DATV 2380 3 91 DATV 2385 8 92 DATV 2395 2 93 DATV 2395 4 94 DATV 2395 8 95 DATV 2402 3 96 DATV 2406 8 97 DATV 2420 6 98 DATV 2443 6 99 0x99 UHF IV 474 8 ...

Page 11: ...HF low band 153 6 4 Special VHF low band 159 6 5 Special VHF low band 165 6 6 Special VHF low band 171 6 7 VHF III 177 6 8 VHF III 183 6 9 VHF III 189 6 10 VHF III 195 6 11 VHF III 201 6 12 VHF III 207 6 13 VHF III 213 6 14 UHF IV 473 6 15 UHF IV 479 6 16 UHF IV 485 6 17 UHF IV 491 6 18 UHF IV 497 6 19 UHF IV 503 6 20 UHF IV 509 6 21 UHF IV 515 6 22 UHF IV 521 6 23 UHF IV 527 6 24 UHF IV 533 6 25 ...

Page 12: ... UHF V 617 6 39 UHF V 623 6 40 UHF V 629 6 41 UHF V 635 6 42 UHF V 641 6 43 UHF V 647 6 44 UHF V 653 6 45 UHF V 659 6 46 UHF V 665 6 47 UHF V 671 6 48 UHF V 677 6 49 UHF V 683 6 50 UHF V 689 6 51 UHF V 695 6 52 UHF V 701 6 53 UHF V 707 6 54 UHF V 713 6 55 UHF V 719 6 56 UHF V 725 6 57 UHF V 731 6 58 UHF V 737 6 59 UHF V 743 6 60 UHF V 749 6 61 UHF V 755 6 62 UHF V 761 6 63 UHF V 767 6 64 UHF V 773...

Page 13: ...F high band 267 6 79 Special VHF high band 273 6 80 Special VHF high band 279 6 81 Special VHF high band 285 6 82 Special VHF high band 291 6 83 Special VHF high band 297 6 84 UHF V 893 6 85 UHF V 899 6 86 UHF V 905 5 6 87 UHF V 911 5 6 88 UHF V 918 5 6 89 UHF V 925 6 90 Special UHF hyper band 305 6 91 Special UHF hyper band 311 6 92 Special UHF hyper band 317 6 93 Special UHF hyper band 407 6 94 ...

Page 14: ...I 205 5 7 10 VHF III 212 5 7 11 VHF III 219 5 7 12 VHF III 226 5 7 13 Special UHF hyper band 410 5 7 14 Special UHF hyper band 417 5 7 15 Special UHF hyper band 424 5 7 16 Special UHF hyper band 431 5 7 17 Special UHF hyper band 438 5 7 18 Special UHF hyper band 445 5 7 19 Special UHF hyper band 452 5 7 20 UHF IV non broadcast 473 5 7 21 UHF IV non broadcast 480 5 7 22 UHF IV non broadcast 487 5 7...

Page 15: ...UHF V 613 5 7 41 UHF V 620 5 7 42 UHF V 627 5 7 43 UHF V 634 5 7 44 UHF V 641 5 7 45 UHF V 648 5 7 46 UHF V 655 5 7 47 UHF V 662 5 7 48 UHF V 669 5 7 49 UHF V 676 5 7 50 UHF V 683 5 7 51 UHF V 690 5 7 52 UHF V 697 5 7 53 UHF V 704 5 7 54 UHF V 711 5 7 55 UHF V 718 5 7 56 UHF V 725 5 7 57 UHF V 732 5 7 58 UHF V 739 5 7 59 UHF V 746 5 7 60 UHF V 753 5 7 61 UHF V 760 5 7 62 UHF V 767 5 7 63 UHF V 774...

Page 16: ...dcast 858 5 7 76 UHF V 865 5 7 77 UHF V 872 5 7 78 UHF V 879 5 7 79 UHF V 886 5 7 80 UHF V 893 5 7 81 UHF V 900 5 7 82 UHF V 905 5 7 83 UHF V 915 7 84 UHF V 924 5 7 85 UHF V 928 5 7 86 UHF V 935 5 7 87 UHF V 942 5 7 88 UHF V 949 5 7 89 user defined 7 90 user defined 7 91 user defined 7 92 user defined 7 93 user defined 7 94 user defined 7 95 user defined 7 96 Special UHF hyper band 459 5 7 97 Spec...

Page 17: ...70 75 8 6 VHF III 178 75 8 7 VHF III 186 75 8 8 VHF III 194 75 8 9 VHF III 202 75 8 10 VHF III 210 75 8 11 VHF III 218 75 8 12 VHF III 226 75 8 13 Special UHF hyper band 410 8 14 Special UHF hyper band 418 8 15 Special UHF hyper band 426 8 16 Special UHF hyper band 434 8 17 Special UHF hyper band 442 8 18 Special UHF hyper band 450 8 19 Special UHF hyper band 458 8 20 Special UHF hyper band 466 8 ...

Page 18: ... UHF V 618 8 40 UHF V 626 8 41 UHF V 634 8 42 UHF V 642 8 43 UHF V 650 8 44 UHF V 658 8 45 UHF V 666 8 46 UHF V 674 8 47 UHF V 682 8 48 UHF V 690 8 49 UHF V 698 8 50 UHF V 706 8 51 UHF V 714 8 52 UHF V 722 8 53 UHF V 730 8 54 UHF V 738 8 55 UHF V 746 8 56 UHF V 754 8 57 UHF V 762 8 58 UHF V 770 8 59 UHF V 778 8 60 UHF V 786 8 61 UHF V 794 8 62 UHF V 802 8 63 UHF V 810 8 64 UHF V 818 8 65 UHF V 826...

Page 19: ...6 8 76 UHF V 915 8 77 UHF V 924 8 78 UHF V 930 8 79 UHF V 938 8 80 UHF V 946 8 81 user defined 82 user defined 83 user defined 84 user defined 85 user defined 86 user defined 87 user defined 88 user defined 89 user defined 90 user defined 91 user defined 92 user defined 93 user defined 94 user defined 95 user defined 96 user defined 97 user defined 98 user defined 99 0x99 UHF IV 474 8 ...

Page 20: ...driver will be installed with in box driver automatically However if Windows prompts to install driver for the new device please run PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_v1 7 0 exe which can be found in the folder HV 100 HV 200 CD v0 9 PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_v1 7 0 on CD If the device driver is installed well there will be a new Com Port device shown in Windows Device Manager The com port assi...

Page 21: ... Select the com port for HV 100 HV 200 In this example COM5 should be selected The button Auto Detect can be used to identify the correct com port which is attached to HV 100 HV 200 if necessary Then click on Open Close to connect HV 100 HV 200 If device is connected successfully a message box ...

Page 22: ... Config Note If any error message pops up when Get All Config please quit and restart this tool Right after Open click on Reset to Default button to reset all configurations The Reset to Default button is used to reset HV 100 HV 200 to factory default settings when HV 100 HV 200 does not work properly due to wrong configurations ...

Page 23: ...g button Alternatively users may click on Set All Config button to update all categories of configurations in a single click The configuration API protocol SDK for developers is available on request Configure Data Bit Rate Properly When the data rate is not configured well it will pop up a message box The transmission data rate channel capacity is determined by the modulation parameters including ...

Page 24: ...Easy HD Expressway WWW HIDES COM TW 2 4 The encoded video data bit rate audio bit rate should be less than the modulation channel capacity Refer to the picture below ...

Page 25: ...available Feature Descriptions Remote Management Web Server for remote access 1 Transmission Configurations 2 Status Monitor Video Streaming Input RTSP streaming input DVBT ISDBT TV RF output Video H 264 or MPEG2 Audio AAC or MPEG Support RTSP TS or PES Payload Note TS is recommended for better compatibility Video Streaming Output HDMI HDSDI video input RTSP streaming output Simultaneous DTV RF an...

Page 26: ...Prepare an SD card First of all you need to burn firmware images files on an SD card in Windows Insert an SD card to your PC s SD card reader Note 1 You should login Windows in Administrator mode to restore the SD card image 2 The contents of the SD card will be destroyed and rewritten in the following operation Run USB Image Tool exe which can be found in the folder USB Image Tool on the CD ...

Page 27: ...e storage devices are listed please select the correct one for SD card Note If the Size of SD card shown is 0 bytes refer to the picture below then the SD card may not well supported by the tool Please change another SD card Then click on Restore button ...

Page 28: ...der Firmware Image on the CD When the following message box pops up click Y to proceed Note When you click on yes button the SD card will be overwritten with the firmware image and the original contents will be destroyed If the SD card is well prepared you may browse its contents in Windows A sample is shown below ...

Page 29: ... power off and on HV 100 HV 200 3 After 5 seconds both the two LED s on the front panel will be on when firmware update in progress LED2 LED3 on PCB will be on as well 4 When firmware update is done it s about 30 seconds all the LED s will be off 5 Remove the SD card 6 Reset power off and on to boot HV 100 HV 200 with the new firmware ...

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Page 31: ...external USB JP6 RTC Battery J32 J2 DM368 TV OUT J9 Uart for debug PIN1 GND PIN2 RXD PIN3 TXD 115200 N 8 1 J10 14 PIN TI JTAG INTERFACE J13 Reserved J20 boot strapping PIN 1 2 A13 PIN 3 4 A12 PIN 5 6 A11 EM_A 13 11 BTSEL 2 0 0 0 0 NAND BOOT MODE 0 1 0 SD BOOT MODE 0 1 1 UART BOOT MODE 1 0 0 USB BOOT MODE 1 1 0 EMAC BOOT MODE J31 LED RF J32 RTC Battery JP6 LED 1 Power LED 2 GIO58 LED 3 GIO57 video ...

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