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Advanced configuration of the unit/User interface via web browser

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Advanced configuration of the unit

/User interface via web browser

NOTE

The unit also has the IP address 10.254.254.254 assigned by default.
This IP address may not be modified by the user.

4)

Press

ENTER

to access to the welcome

screen.

5)

Enter the user name “Admin” and the password
“admin”

.

NOTE

The process of configuration and setting

via Ethernet connection is explained in the

“Web interface user manual” available at

http://www.ikusi.com.

en

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Summary of Contents for 201

Page 1: ...MAC AV COFDM standalone modulator User Guide 401 201 REF 4485 4449 ...

Page 2: ...lation 35 Power supply connection 36 Cascade installation 37 Fast menu guide 39 Main menu 39 General Settings 41 Setting the signals 45 Status of the unit 46 Unit information 46 Unblocking the unit 48 Advanced configuration of the unit 49 User interface via web browser 50 Maintenance 50 Unit care 50 Troubleshooting 51 Technical specifications 51 MAC models 52 Warranty 52 Unit recycling 53 CE Certi...

Page 3: ...lth of people Not following these instructions may lead to serious consequences to health and may even cause fatal injuries RISK OF damage to the unit This safety notice indicates a possible dangerous situation Not following these instructions may lead to the unit being damaged Note This type of notice is a note containing applicable advice and useful information for optimum use of the unit HANDLI...

Page 4: ... the unit in a location where the ventilation slots are covered or blocked Install the unit in a location with at least 20 cm around it free of other objects J J Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture Install the equipment in a dry location with no infiltration or condensation of water Should a liquid enter the unit disconnect it immediately from the mains J J Keep the unit away from flammable...

Page 5: ...DM base band signal is modulated on an RF carrier that can be adjusted at the output to the VHF and UHF bands J J Programming F F User interface with LCD display and control button for basic configuration F F User interface from web browser via Ethernet connection F F All settings are automatically memorised F F Reprogrammable as many times as required F F Firmware updated via Ethernet connection ...

Page 6: ...t J J Processing F F Video MPEG2 and MPEG4 Layer II F F Audio MPEG1 Layer II F F Quality DVD full D1 F F Generates the PSI tables PAT PMT SDT NIT TDT and TOT F F LCN processing J J Outputs F F DVB T output according to ETSI EN 300 744 F F Output MER 38 dB typical F F Band aliasing 45 dB F F Output frequency bands VHF UHF F F Average output level 80 dBμV General use of the unit Below is described h...

Page 7: ...on pressed up or down to browse or to modify values more quickly Horizontal button movement In the menus move the button to the left or the right to select and go back position by position In the settings move the button to the left or the right to select and go back position by position NOTE Keep the button pressed to the left or to the right to browse more quickly Press button In the menus this ...

Page 8: ...inputs in the respective RCA connectors 3 You can also connect the coaxial cable from the RF loopthrough input connector F 4 Connect the coaxial cable from the output to the unit connector F NOTE Illustration above only applies to the MAC 401 model For MAC 201 model only AV1 and AV2 inputs are available Power supply connection DANGER of DEATH OR INJURY Incorrect unit power connection may cause an ...

Page 9: ...ts connect the RF output 4 of the previous unit to the TV input loopthrough 3 of the next unit see Installation figure NOTE Illustration above only applies to the MAC 401 model For MAC 201 model only AV1 and AV2 inputs are available For installations with 2 or more units each one must be identified with a different TSID value and each service identified with a different SID value To configure TSID...

Page 10: ...37 Unit installation and configuration Fast menu guide Fast menu guide Go to next page en ...

Page 11: ...38 Unit installation and configuration Fast menu guide Go to previous page Go to previous page ...

Page 12: ...arms and status F F Alarms Ì Ì A 0 no alarms Ì Ì A X alarms present F F Status Ì Ì S X status correct Ì Ì S 0 status incorrect 2 Press the control button to access the main menu General Settings 1 In the main menu locate and select GENERAL IP configuration note The IP configuration affects the Ethernet interface note To introduce a sequence of digits in the display move the control button vertical...

Page 13: ...select time Date to con figure the time and date of the unit in the format hh mm yyyy mm dd b Locate and select the option Time SUBzone to configure the reference time zone Selecting the country 3 Locate and select the option Country to select the reference country Setting the language 4 Locate and select the option Language to establish the language of the menus on the display español english fra...

Page 14: ...iguring the input signals 1 Locate and select the option Input 2 Locate and select the option Input and the number corresponding to the input you want to configure 1 to 2 for MAC 201 and 1 to 4 for MAC 401 a Locate and select the option ch1 bright to check the type of input signal the video and audio detection and con figure the brightness of the video signal 1 to 255 b Locate and select the optio...

Page 15: ...2 224 256 320 and 384 Kbits s note If you keep pressing the control button down you will access the information and configuration of the following input signals Configuration of the carrier services 1 Locate and select the option Services 2 Locate and select the option SERvices and the number corresponding to the input you want to configure 1 to 2 for MAC 201 and 1 to 4 for MAC 401 a Locate and se...

Page 16: ...alue Hold the control button up or down to increase or decrease the current value more quickly 3 Locate and select the option Output a Locate and select the option Frequen cy Configure the output frequency value between 45 MHz and 865 MHz b Locate and select the option Attenu ation Select the output attenuation between 0 and 47 dB c Locate and select the option OFDM mode Select the OFDM mode betwe...

Page 17: ...ue Hold the control button up or down to increase or decrease the current value more quickly 4 Locate and select the option Network a Locate and select the option Name Con figure the name of the network b Locate and select the option Provider Configure the name of the network service provider c Locate and select the option NID Configure the value of the network identi fier d Locate and select the ...

Page 18: ...according to the Nordig V1 specification is inserted Ì Ì Nordig mode V2 the descriptor according to the Nordig V2 specification is inserted Ì Ì Generic Mode generic LCN descriptor h Locate and select the option TDT TOT MODE Allows deactivating date and hour insertion in the receptor Status of the unit note The unit lets you see its status in detail and the existence of active alarms in the module ...

Page 19: ...Version The unit displays its software version Unblocking the unit The unit can be blocked from the web interface preventing the user operating the display and the control button to modify the configuration To unblock the unit 1 Locate and select Blocking code 2 Enter the unblocking code assigned by the unit operator through the web interface 3 The unit displays the validity of the code note The u...

Page 20: ... installation and configuration Unblocking the unit 2 Contact the supplier of the unit and provide the serial number The supplier of the unit will pro vide an unblocking code for the serial number indicated en ...

Page 21: ...rties of the PC and configure the following parameters F F IP address of the PC 192 168 1 1 F F Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 2 Connect the PC to the LAN RJ 45 port of the MAC unit see number 11 on the dia gram in the section General description NOTE The initial process must be made in local mode although later you will be able to access the unit from any PC in the LAN NOTE The Ethernet connector of t...

Page 22: ...he IP address 10 254 254 254 assigned by default This IP address may not be modified by the user 4 Press ENTER to access to the welcome screen 5 Enter the user name Admin and the password admin NOTE The process of configuration and setting via Ethernet connection is explained in the Web interface user manual available at http www ikusi com en ...

Page 23: ...unit connections F F Unplug the unit F F Clean with a slightly damp soft cloth F F Allow to dry completely before use J J Do not spill liquid onto the unit J J Keep ventilation slots free of dust and any foreign bodies Troubleshooting The most frequent problems arising during unit installation are indicated below If you en counter any other type of problem please contact the unit sales team Proble...

Page 24: ...B T according to ETSI EN 300 744 Bandwidths MHz 6 7 8 Number of carriers 2K 8K MER dB 38 typical Central frequency MHz 51 858 Level dBμV 80 Output pitch attenuation dB 1 Impedance Ω 75 Frequency pitch kHz 1 Level adjustment dB 15 Frequency stability ppm 30 Band aliasing dB 50 Noise level B 8 MHz dBc 70 Web user interface Electric standard Ethernet 10BaseT 10 100 Mbps LAN connector RJ 45 Protocols ...

Page 25: ...tion or programme updates or the repair of any damages or injuries caused to the client or others as a result of the installation or of receiver operations Unit recycling Recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Applicable in the European Union and in European countries with selective waste collection systems This symbol on your unit or its packaging indicates that this product cannot be t...

Page 26: ...Ángel Iglesias S A Paseo Miramón 170 20014 San Sebastián Spain Tel 34 943 44 88 00 Fax 34 943 44 88 20 ikusi ikusi com www ikusi tv 120148B ...

Page 27: ...es Part 2 Electromagnetic compatibility for equipment EN 61000 3 2 2014 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 3 2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment input current up to and including 16 A per phase EN 61000 3 3 2013 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 3 3 Limits Limitation of voltage changes voltage fluctuations and flicker in public low voltage supply systems for equipment...

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