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WARRANTY

Vcomm Pty Ltd states that the warrant that the customer can rely on is that provided 

by the manufacturer. In the event of any warranty claim please contact us and we will 

forward it to the manufacturer. The manufacturer will then determine the extent of their 

liability. This expressly negates, to the extent possible by Australian law, any warranty 

reliance on Vcomm Pty Ltd.

WARRANTY
Vcomm Pty Ltd states that the warrant that the customer can rely on is that 
provided by the manufacturer. In the event of any warranty claim please 
contact us and we will forward it to the manufacturer. The manufacturer will 
then determine the extent of their liability. This expressly negates, to the 
extent possible by Australian law, any warranty reliance on Vcomm Pty Ltd.

www.resi-linx.com

N15275

WARRANTY
Vcomm Pty Ltd states that the warrant that the customer can rely on is that 
provided by the manufacturer. In the event of any warranty claim please 
contact us and we will forward it to the manufacturer. The manufacturer will 
then determine the extent of their liability. This expressly negates, to the 
extent possible by Australian law, any warranty reliance on Vcomm Pty Ltd.

www.resi-linx.com

N15275

Summary of Contents for digi-MOD RL-DM8000

Page 1: ...n 4 Hardware Installations and Connections 4 Device Programming and Setup 4 Connecting to the GUI Interface 4 Encoder Programming and Setup via GUI Interface 5 Common Setup 6 RF Setup 6 Encoder Setup 7 Web Management 8 Administration 9 Saving your configuration files 9 Front Panel LCD Encoder Menu Map 10 Modulator Configuration via Front Panel LCD 11 Screen Views 11 Common Setup 11 RF Setup 12 Enc...

Page 2: ...d The device should be installed in an environment consistent with its operating temperature specifications Placement next to heating devices and ducts is to be avoided as doing so may cause damage The device should not be placed in areas of high humidity Do not cover any of the device s ventilation openings Do not cover or obstruct the device s fan or fan openings If the device has been in a cold...

Page 3: ...onstellation 64QAM 16QAM Bandwidth 7 MHz RF Level Output 100dB MER 40dB Typical FEC 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Guard Interval 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 OFDM 8K 2K Attenuation 1 20dB 1dB steps RF Output F Female 75 ohm Closed Captioning Control By Selection use of CVBS Input Management Control Front Panel LCD Control Full Support Up Doen OK Buttons GUI IE9 Firefox Chrome Safari Password Protected Front Panel GUI ...

Page 4: ...deo source connection 3 Composite Audio inputs Connect A V audio input Left Right Audio use RCA cables to connect the audio source to the red white AUDIO L and AUDIO R INPUT jacks IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 depending on your model Repeat this step for each audio source connection 4 Be sure the video and audio connections for each source are consistent with the unit s inputs IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 depending on your ...

Page 5: ...nctioning Alternate between viewing status of RF Output 1 and RF Output 2 by selecting the RF Output section of the device you want to monitor Default User Name admin Default Password Admin123 NOTE Local Save Once all parameters are set you are required to do a Local Save Notes on Changes Changes made to an individual setup tab may require the installer to perform a Local Save AND Upload and Reboo...

Page 6: ...RF Setup Page to setup each RF Output Select RF Output 1 or RF Output 2 Select and set the required parameters you require for your installation STEP 3 Common Setup Tab Common Setup Use the Common Setup Page to set the Output channel Attenuation LCN Mode and Device Address ...

Page 7: ...ters NOTE There is an Encoder tab present for each input on the device STEP 7 Local Save for each Encoder tab Once all parameters are set you are required to do a Local Save on EACH Encoder Tab where changes were performed IMPORTANT NOTE Ensure all Encoder changes have been locally saved before performing Step 9 Note Local Save function will indicate the local change made Upload and Reboot after a...

Page 8: ... the device We highly recommend you save your encoder configuration files See Administration tab for how to back you device settings Use the Network Setup Tab to configure the device s IP address Subnet Mask Gateway Enable Disable DHCP and set Host Name STEP 10 Save Network Configuration Save Config Once all parameters are set you are required to select Save Config This function will reboot and sa...

Page 9: ...p button and the config files will be saved to your computer NOTE When setting a new password you must use the Submit button To upload a configuration file simply click Choose File then locate the file you want to upload Click Upload to install the configuration files This function is helpful to the installer when installing a large number of encoders in a single system Saving your configuration f...

Page 10: ...ain RF SETUP Select RF Enable RF Constellation FEC Guard Interval OFDM RF Output Cell ID TS ID Network ID Org Network ID Network Name Back to Main ENCODER SETUP Select Encoder Video Format Program Num Channel Name Provider Name LCN Aspect Ratio Brightness Contrast Saturation Hue Sharpness Back to Main WEB MANAGEMENT SETUP DHCP IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway Back to Main EXIT ...

Page 11: ...own button to select the desired LCN and press he OK button to set Device Address Use the Scroll Up Down button to select Device Address Press the OK button to enter the Device Address menu Use the Scroll Up Down to select the Desired Address ranging from 1 to 255 then press OK to set A unique device address is required if setting up more than 1 encoder per site This allows the user to distinguish...

Page 12: ...uttonto select the first character for the desired Network Name then press the OK button to set Repeat the process for each character in the desired Network Name A Network Name can consist up to 16 characters Back to Main Select Back to Main to escape the RF Setup Menu ENCODER SETUP MENU Select Encoder Use the OK button to enter the Select Encoder Menu Using the Scroll Up Down buttons select the e...

Page 13: ...to 255 and press the OK button to set Factory default 128 Hue Use the Scroll Up Down button to select Hue Press the OK button to enter the Hue menu Use the Scroll Up Down button to select the desired Hue value 0 to 255 and press the OK button to set Factory default 128 Back to Mai Select Back to Main to escape the Encoder Setup Menu WEB MANAGEMENT NETWORK SETUP DHCP Use the Scroll Up Down button t...

Page 14: ...er Guide and Install Manual Page 14 Item Value Password Serial Number Installation Date Purchase Date Video Input 1 Video Input 2 Video Input 3 Video Input 4 Video Input 5 Video Input 6 Video Input 7 Video Input 8 ...

Page 15: ...RL DM8000 User Guide and Install Manual Page 15 Notes ...

Page 16: ...facturer In the event of any warranty claim please contact us and we will forward it to the manufacturer The manufacturer will then determine the extent of their liability This expressly negates to the extent possible by Australian law any warranty reliance on Vcomm Pty Ltd www resi linx com N15275 WARRANTY Vcomm Pty Ltd states that the warrant that the customer can rely on is that provided by the...

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