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ViBE VS7000

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User Manual

Contents

Preface ............................................................

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Chapter

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Overview .........................................................

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Product Overview .................................................................. 18

Purpose ....................................................................................... 18
Main Features ............................................................................. 18
System Applications .................................................................. 19

Product Description ............................................................... 20

Chassis ........................................................................................ 20

Overview ................................................................................ 20
Front Panel ............................................................................. 21
Rear Panel .............................................................................. 22

Chapter

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Installation and Startup ..................................

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Unpacking .............................................................................. 26
Mounting in Rack (Recommendations) ............................... 27

Ventilation................................................................................... 27
Cabling ........................................................................................ 27
Power Supply and Protective Ground ...................................... 27

Power Supply Cord(s) ........................................................... 27

Installing the Device (Steps) ................................................. 28

10RU and 6RU Devices .............................................................. 28
1RU Device.................................................................................. 28

Powering Up .......................................................................... 29

6RU and 10RU Devices Specificities......................................... 29

Performing the Initial Settings.............................................. 30

Preparing the Connection.......................................................... 30
Accessing the Web Interface for the First Time ....................... 30
Checking the Nodes Status ....................................................... 30
Performing the IP Configuration ............................................... 31
Preparing the Definitive Connection......................................... 31
Establishing the Definitive Connection .................................... 32
Setting the Date and Time (Optional)....................................... 32

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Summary of Contents for ViBE VS7000

Page 1: ...User Manual Release 02 11 ViBE VS7000 Convergent Video System...

Page 2: ...Contacting Thomson Video Networks 2 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Contacting Thomson Video Networks http www thomson networks com...

Page 3: ...ntilation 27 Cabling 27 Power Supply and Protective Ground 27 Power Supply Cord s 27 Installing the Device Steps 28 10RU and 6RU Devices 28 1RU Device 28 Powering Up 29 6RU and 10RU Devices Specificit...

Page 4: ...t 53 Adapting a Sample Workflow Steps 54 Creating a Workflow 55 Introduction 55 Creating the Workflow 55 Adding Items to the Workflow 56 Setting the Parameters of the Items 56 Publishing the Inputs an...

Page 5: ...s 107 Specific Parameters 109 Workflow Library Inputs 109 Workflow Library Decoding 114 Workflow Library Preprocessing 115 Workflow Library Encoding 124 Workflow Library Outputs 131 Workflow Library S...

Page 6: ...ting license not available message What should I do 169 I cannot modify the system parameters Why 169 I modified a workflow parameter but it was not applied on the currently running jobs Why 169 Chapt...

Page 7: ...Inputs 210 SDI Inputs 210 File Formats 211 Decoding Specifications 211 Audio Decoding 211 Video Decoding 212 Processing Specifications 212 Video Processing 212 Audio Processing 213 Encoding Specificat...

Page 8: ...52 Flex10 253 External Connectors Description 253 Grouping Possibilities 253 Detailed Factory Network Configuration 253 Flex10 Configuration 256 How to Use a Configuration File 256 Description of the...

Page 9: ...Contents ViBE VS7000 9 User Manual Glossary 267 Index 273...

Page 10: ...Contents 10 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 11: ...BE VS7000 Web Services SOAP API documentation provides you with the basic information you need to use the product s SOAP API Software Version This manual covers the functionality of the software versi...

Page 12: ...CD ROM with the product Appendix A Technical Specifications gives specifications of the device device compliance declarations of conformity and ordering guide to order the device and its options Appe...

Page 13: ...ar in this manual in the following form Warning statements identify conditions or practices that may result in personal injury or loss of life Caution statements identify conditions or practices that...

Page 14: ...ument names sections figures or tables Example Refer to Section Warnings Cautions and Notes on page 13 for more information Mono spaced text can indicate the following Text you enter from a keyboard E...

Page 15: ...any other industrial or intellectual property right of Dolby Laboratories to use this Implementation in any finished end user or ready to use final product It is hereby notified that a license for suc...

Page 16: ...Preface Copyrights 16 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 17: ...VS7000 17 User Manual Chapter 1 Overview Introduction This chapter gives a general description of the equipment and its main features In this Chapter Product Overview page 18 Product Description page...

Page 18: ...que graphical user interface lets you control and monitor hundreds of channels simultaneously With built in 10GigE switches racking and cabling nightmares vanish Reliability built around highly resili...

Page 19: ...of output profiles Advanced video and audio pre processing Integrated content protection HTTP Centralized Operation Workflow Builder SOAP Web services for external interfacing Integrated load balanci...

Page 20: ...information on the specifications refer to Appendix A Technical Specifications on page 195 The sections below show the front and real panels of the devices For a full description of the device refer t...

Page 21: ...roduct Description ViBE VS7000 21 User Manual Front Panel Figure 1 2 ViBE VS7000 front panel of the 10 RU server Figure 1 3 ViBE VS7000 front panel of the 6 RU server Figure 1 4 ViBE VS7000 front pane...

Page 22: ...the 10 RU server Figure 1 6 ViBE VS7000 rear panel of the 6 RU server Figure 1 7 ViBE VS7000 rear panel of the 1 RU server Depending on your server the content of the slots may vary On a G7 server Sl...

Page 23: ...Serial COM port Network connectors 1 to 4 iLO port Power supply connectors not used Optional additional network connectors 5 to 8 Optional redundant power supply unit USB connectors not used SDI board...

Page 24: ...Chapter 1 Overview Product Description 24 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 25: ...he device to other devices in your system In this Chapter Unpacking page 26 Mounting in Rack Recommendations page 27 Installing the Device Steps page 28 Powering Up page 29 Performing the Initial Sett...

Page 26: ...e More accessories can be delivered depending on options you chose Table 2 1 List of accessories delivered with the device Quantity Description n ViBE VS7000 blade center or server 10RU 6RU or 1RU n B...

Page 27: ...ply Cord s Specifications The AC mains power cords are only shipped with the device if ordered For DC supply units use power cords suitable with the HP specifications Connecting AC Mains Power Supply...

Page 28: ...erform its initial configuration 10RU and 6RU Devices 1 Install the blade center at its definitive place 2 On the front panel install the blades in the blade center the blades and the bays in the blad...

Page 29: ...sponds to your system provided on the CD ROM On the first start up use the front panel screen to check the status of the equipment To do so 1 Press OK to activate the display 2 Select Health Summary f...

Page 30: ...ws 1 Open a Web browser 2 Type the 192 168 250 9 IP address in the address bar and press Enter 3 Use the following account information Login admin Password admin If you cannot connect to the 192 168 2...

Page 31: ...et the following parameters Address Mask Gateway optional First address first address of the n consecutive addresses Supervision address 4 Set the Data 1 X2 on 6RU and 10RU devices network on your dat...

Page 32: ...de Centers Configuration on page 261 For 1RU devices a Connect interface 3 to your control command network b Connect interface 4 to the data network Establishing the Definitive Connection 1 From a sup...

Page 33: ...forming the Initial Settings ViBE VS7000 33 User Manual 4 Choose the time zone to use from the drop down list 5 Indicate if you want to adjust the time automatically for Daylight Saving Time Figure 2...

Page 34: ...Chapter 2 Installation and Startup Performing the Initial Settings 34 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 35: ...ction This chapter explains how to use the Web Browser Graphical User Interface to configure the equipment In this Chapter Reaching the GUI page 36 GUI Overview page 37 Basic Settings page 40 Interfac...

Page 36: ...time Environment 2 0 or higher must be installed on client PC If not present install the JavaTM 2 Standard Edition Runtime Environment on your supervision computer The installation software is on the...

Page 37: ...three main areas shown in Figure 3 1 Figure 3 1 Graphical user interface overview The GUI contains the following areas A Snapshot view on the left that shows the content of inputs in a tree A main are...

Page 38: ...ort elements by any column To do so click the header column once A white arrow appears in this header To change the sorting mode click the header once more When sorted in increasing order the arrow is...

Page 39: ...a value in a table double click the corresponding cell and type the new value or if it is a list select a value from the list In some lists it is also possible to add values For instance in a TS audio...

Page 40: ...Settings 40 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Basic Settings Creating a Job To create a job follow the procedures below Launching a Job from a Workflow 1 Click the Jobs tab Figure 3 3 Opening the Jobs tab 2 Cl...

Page 41: ...Browser Interface Basic Settings ViBE VS7000 41 User Manual 3 In the list select a workflow The description on the right may help you to choose a workflow Figure 3 5 Choosing the workflow on which to...

Page 42: ...ot enough resources CPU memory to process all the jobs and if you want this particular job to be processed before the others set an important priority between 1 and 250 250 being the highest priority...

Page 43: ...orkflow from the list of workflows you have to set a number of parameters before launching the job These parameters are split into different tabs Browse the tabs and set the parameters shown in the fi...

Page 44: ...S7000 User Manual Figure 3 8 Sample IP TV 1 workflow Video Processing Encoding tab If you need details on the parameters look for the video subsections in Section Workflow Library Preprocessing on pag...

Page 45: ...b If you need details on the parameters look for the audio subsections in Section Workflow Library Preprocessing on page 115 and Section Workflow Library Encoding on page 124 Figure 3 10 Sample IP TV...

Page 46: ...pted and are then available on the local Web server The figures below show the different tabs and parameters to set in the Sample Web TV HLS 1 workflow Input Audio Video DRM and Output Parameters Figu...

Page 47: ...ls on the parameters refer to Section HLS Output on page 134 Figure 3 15 Sample Web TV HLS 1 workflow DRM tab If you need details on the parameters refer to Section HLS Output on page 134 Figure 3 16...

Page 48: ...resolution you can then define one or several encoding profiles You can also define 0 or 1 audio component Figure 3 17 Sample Web TV HLS 1 workflow Resolutions Proceed as follows 1 Define the number...

Page 49: ...h Streaming output The input is a TS file or a TS over IP input A program is transcoded audio and video the chunks are generated and may be encrypted and are then available on the local Web server Two...

Page 50: ...ming 1 workflow Input TS tab If you need details on the parameters refer to Section Workflow Library Inputs on page 109 Figure 3 20 Sample Web TV Smooth Streaming 1 workflow Video tab Figure 3 21 Samp...

Page 51: ...rate You may define from 1 up to 8 video resolutions For each video resolution you can then define one or several encoding profiles You can also define 0 1 or more audio components The operating mode...

Page 52: ...ng 2 workflow Input TS tab If you need details on the parameters refer to Section Workflow Library Inputs on page 109 Figure 3 25 Sample Web TV Smooth Streaming 2 workflow Video tab Figure 3 26 Sample...

Page 53: ...lution you can then define one or several encoding profiles You can also define 0 1 or more audio components The operating mode and the parameters are exactly the same as on an HLS output refer to Sec...

Page 54: ...es with audio encoding HLS output sent to a remote Web server in WebDAV Sample Web TV Smooth Streaming to IIS server TS over IP input Generation of 3 adaptive bitrate profiles with audio encoding Smoo...

Page 55: ...dered as a sub workflow With several sub workflows you can make a full instantiable workflow For instance you could have one workflow with input items and one workflow with output items and include th...

Page 56: ...in the list and its description is displayed 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each item to add Do not forget to hit the Save button once in a while Setting the Parameters of the Items To access the paramet...

Page 57: ...output of the preprocessing item Figure 3 29 Workflow publication example Checking the Consistency To know if your workflow is consistently built click Check A report is displayed and indicates the p...

Page 58: ...Figure 3 30 TS file workflow example This workflow contains 1 TS file input For the video component 1 TS audio video extractor 1 Video decoder 1 H 264 AVC encoder 1 TS audio video packetizer For the a...

Page 59: ...Set the default value and set to public TS file name Set to public label Input TS filename TS audio video extractor Maximum format Set to HD 1080i50 Program number Label Input PN PMT PID Label Input P...

Page 60: ...File on page 57 Configuring the Hot Folder 1 Go to the System tab and choose the Hot folder category 2 Edit the configuration 3 Click the button and add a hot folder 4 Choose from the list the workfl...

Page 61: ...s To do so 1 Go to the System tab and choose the SDI category The tab displays the nodes that contain SDI inputs 2 Edit the configuration 3 Double click the node s you wish to use and enter names for...

Page 62: ...1 TS audio video packetizer For the audio component 1 AAC HE v2 encoder 1 TS audio video packetizer 1 TS multiplexer 1 TS over IP streamer Configuring an SDI System With a Matrix If you have an SDI m...

Page 63: ...top right corner of the view click Add matrix Figure 3 33 Adding a new SDI matrix 5 Set the SDI matrix parameters Number of inputs outputs size of the matrix Name enter a name for the matrix at your c...

Page 64: ...ew SDI matrix representation Naming the Matrix Inputs To ease your configuration it is advised to name the matrix inputs To do so double click the purple matrix bar to access its parameters Then enter...

Page 65: ...nput item you can enter the name of the SDI matrix input in the SDI input parameter Otherwise proceed the same way as for a simple SDI input as described in Section Configuring an SDI Input on page 61...

Page 66: ...following parameters For a TS over IP input Figure 3 37 Creating a new snapshot view for a TS over IP input a If your input is multicast check the corresponding box and set the LAN b Enter the IP add...

Page 67: ...the snapshot view in the Jobs tab Figure 3 39 Deleting a snapshot view Creating a Snapshot View From a Workflow When creating a workflow that contains a TS over IP input or a TS file input you can sp...

Page 68: ...em and describe it Parameters System name enter a name for your ViBE VS7000 system at your convenience Description provide a brief description of your ViBE VS7000 system at your convenience Specifying...

Page 69: ...ory you can also Request a new license click the New license request button Search the nodes available on the internal system network if you want to obtain a list of the available nodes click the Disc...

Page 70: ...r one It is recommended to set it on the control command network First address address of the first node Node 1 will have this 1st address Node 2 will have this address plus 1 etc VLAN tagging complia...

Page 71: ...reach a same destination By default the IP stack always chooses the route that costs the least DNS DNS servers are used by Web TV outputs HLS RTMP and Smooth Streaming If the connection is lost the V...

Page 72: ...ditional node or for a supervision PC The first address is reserved for internal use the second one is for node 1 the third one for node 2 etc Supervision address this is a virtual IP address allocate...

Page 73: ...it Workflow select from the list the workflow that must be applied to the files present in the hot folder In the frame below the list of workflows you can see the public parameters of the workflow Yo...

Page 74: ...ets you configure SDI matrices to manage redundancy Figure 3 47 SDI category SDI Cards The nodes that contain SDI cards are represented The slot in which the SDI card is installed is indicated You can...

Page 75: ...the name of the community Read Write community enter the name of the community The table gives you the list of trap destination IP addresses with their associated SNMP version For more information on...

Page 76: ...ers via two tables The table on the left lists the user accounts with their associated group You can modify the values by double clicking them in the table A password protects each user account To cha...

Page 77: ...ns the list of software versions installed on the ViBE VS7000 system The Active column shows you which version the ViBE VS7000 system is currently using To use a different software version click the r...

Page 78: ...enabled as soon as the download completes Logs The Logs category lets you define settings related to the logs generated by ViBE VS7000 It is divided into three parts Figure 3 52 Logs configuration Ex...

Page 79: ...f enabled logs that have been exported will be deleted from the equipment Note that if the export fails for instance if the network storage is unreachable logs are not purged You can also click the Ex...

Page 80: ...y Severity Category Category Type Not available An event is punctual and has a severity from information to critical An alarm has a duration and has a severity from warning to critical A status has a...

Page 81: ...You can also click the Purge now button to purge the past logs immediately Supervision This part is purely informative and indicates Percent usage use rate of the logs database in percentage The data...

Page 82: ...ws tab is where you are going to create theoretical groups of actions called workflows that you want to perform Later you will implement instantiate them by creating jobs instances This section descri...

Page 83: ...elected from the list in the right area and open it in edition mode Create job to create a job based on the workflow selected from the list Search You can search in the name of the workflows in the ke...

Page 84: ...ondition can be set on a parameter that is already defined or on a new parameter that will be displayed when creating the job The first met condition is applied The Choice tool applies a condition to...

Page 85: ...either Click items from the list in the left area and drag them to the right area Right click the interfaces buttons of an existing item and choose Link to new from the menu In this case the option y...

Page 86: ...rkflow Library Content Parameters on page 104 Buttons The following buttons are available in this area Parameters displays the list of public and protected parameters in a separate column on the right...

Page 87: ...ters that will be visible by a user who uses this workflow to create a job or to create another workflow Sorting Parameters If you have a great number of public parameters you may want to sort them in...

Page 88: ...00 User Manual Figure 3 58 New group of parameters 3 Click the Rename button in your new group and give it a proper name 4 Click the tab and drag it to the middle of the panel Figure 3 59 Moving a par...

Page 89: ...r already published paramA a message is displayed to warn you and it offers you the following options Unpublish unpublishes paramB which consequently remains private Cancel cancels the action and lets...

Page 90: ...ategory for your workflow or create your own category For more information see Paragraph Categories and Colors on page 94 Summary text that is displayed On the item when it is used to create a new wor...

Page 91: ...to copy and paste items Paste at the location of the mouse pointer select the item to copy press Ctrl C then right click and select paste or press Ctrl V Multiple paste to select several items to cop...

Page 92: ...erface Description 92 ViBE VS7000 User Manual From the list of workflows 1 Select a workflow 2 Click Export Figure 3 63 Exporting a workflow selected in the list You obtain a ZIP file containing a sum...

Page 93: ...nterface Description ViBE VS7000 93 User Manual From the workflow panel 1 Open a workflow 2 Click Export Figure 3 64 Exporting a workflow displayed in the panel You obtain a ZIP file containing a summ...

Page 94: ...ect the ZIP file corresponding to the workflow to import Note that you must not modify the ZIP file s structure it should remain the same as an exported one s 4 Click Open The workflow is added to the...

Page 95: ...can create your own categories In this case you can associate the color you want with them Proceed as follows 1 Click the Properties button 2 From the Category drop down list select Create a new categ...

Page 96: ...ted job The job is still displayed in the list Click Delete to remove it from the list Show parameters displays the job parameters and lets you change them Delete deletes the selected job Job Paramete...

Page 97: ...ate below Type real time or offline Progress for offline jobs only indicates the progress percentage of the job Submission time date and time of creation of the job Start time date and time when the j...

Page 98: ...port s supervision Table 3 6 Job states colors descriptions and possible actions Job state and color Description of the state Possible actions The job has been created and is waiting before switching...

Page 99: ...x lets you stop the scrolling of messages to be able to read them more easily Snapshot The Snapshot view is available for jobs that include a TS file input or a TS over IP input It provides a tree rep...

Page 100: ...on page 65 Logs Purpose The Logs tab at the bottom of the view lists all current and past equipment logs It contains an array with the list of logs filters and sorting options Logs current and past ar...

Page 101: ...the file when the log was raised Clearing file time in file mode moment in the file when the log was cleared Filters and Sorting Options You can filter and sort the logs to display only the ones on wh...

Page 102: ...Figure 3 70 Status bar The status bar gives the following information CPU graphical indication of the CPU load usage ratio based on the average value of all nodes of the system except those that are u...

Page 103: ...s is taken into account for the display of the date and time in the status bar and in the Logs panel This is different from the date and time settings that you set in the System tab as those apply to...

Page 104: ...default value is proposed but the job author can modify it Publish choose if the parameter should be Private the parameter is set and invisible during instantiation This is the status you must use wh...

Page 105: ...000 105 User Manual Figure 3 71 Restriction configuration on an item Range List use this option to restrain the value to a list of values Enter the possible values in the list Figure 3 72 Restriction...

Page 106: ...the nature of the item When such a category is available it lets you publish the input or output and specify a label as well as setting some specific parameters Publishing Inputs and Outputs Publishin...

Page 107: ...ng parameters that will not be used in the configuration If you want to display all parameters nonetheless you can click the button Conditioned parameters that should be hidden are greyed Publication...

Page 108: ...d to the same value in both inputs In this case we can set the value in the first input item and insert a link from the second input to the first one To use the link tool proceed as follows 1 Open an...

Page 109: ...tton again In case you try to remove the item toward which a link is made a message is displayed to warn you Click Cancel to cancel the removal or OK to proceed knowing that the links will be broken S...

Page 110: ...econds after which the absence of signal in input is considered a loss of synchronization Maximum TS bitrate enter the maximum bit rate of the transport stream in bits per second Be sure to set a corr...

Page 111: ...s stored TS file name name of and relative path to the TS file to import in input Iterations number of consecutive times the file will be played The TS bitrate is automatically computed from the file...

Page 112: ...to WSS or AFD when WSS is absent Auto WSS Auto AFD Manual Display aspect ratio when WSS and AFD are absent in case WSS and AFD are absent define if the VS7000 should Keep last WSS AFD or Use default d...

Page 113: ...fferent components that originate from various programs it is necessary to align the clocks of these different components Maximum number of audio channels useful only for an audio component maximum nu...

Page 114: ...s timestamped with system clock This allows for instance to create a mosaic Indeed in this case when creating a program using different components that originate from various programs it is necessary...

Page 115: ...o otherwise the parameter is ignored whatever its value if set to true the decoder can provide stereo in output Workflow Library Preprocessing Audio Mixer The Audio Mixer item lets you modify the numb...

Page 116: ...parameters Noise level level of noise under which the audio level is not modified in decibels relative to full scale Target level audio level towards which the output level is modified if the Signal r...

Page 117: ...ls Right surround gain in decibels LFE gain Low Frequency Effects channel in decibels If the mode is set to Peak limiter set the following parameter Peak level if the mode is set to Peak limiter audio...

Page 118: ...in milliseconds Audio Processing The Audio Processing item processes uncompressed audio It is a workflow that groups several other existing workflows All parameters are already described in the corres...

Page 119: ...ogo in a video Figure 3 92 Logo inserter parameters For this item you must set the following parameter X and Y position of the upper left corner of the logo It is relative to the upper left corner of...

Page 120: ...the red green and blue components Output size enter the size that the video should have after clipping in pixels Deinterlace The Deinterlace item detects if the video is interlaced and deinterlaces i...

Page 121: ...hat should be inserted Frame Rate The Frame Rate item lets you modify the frame rate of a video Figure 3 96 Frame rate parameters For this item you must set the following parameter Frame rate in frame...

Page 122: ...rate if set to False the input frame rate is kept in output If set to True define the Output frame rate in frames per second For instance if you want to change a 1080i60 input into a 720p60 output yo...

Page 123: ...is not the same size as the mosaic you are creating In that case it is resized to fit into the background Background file network storage mounting point location of the file that will be used as the m...

Page 124: ...e the format from the list Bitrate enter the bitrate of the audio stream in bits per second Signaling mode choose the mode from the list Implicit and Explicit backward a player that supports only AAC...

Page 125: ...ical resolution is 1152 and the maximum bit rate in Main profile is 20 Mbps High the maximum horizontal resolution is 1920 the maximum vertical resolution is 1152 and the maximum bit rate in Main prof...

Page 126: ...op down list Available modes are Joint stereo removes stereo intensity irrelevance Stereo Dual channel uncorrelated contains two completely different audio streams but encodes them together This param...

Page 127: ...no B frame 2 if a B frame is present between each P frame 3 if two B frames are present between each P frame etc Hierarchical GOP if set to true B frames can be used as references Closed GOP period se...

Page 128: ...king gives a sharper image which might be a good choice when the video bitrate is high Closed caption set to Insert closed caption if you want closed captions that are present in the incoming MPEG 2 v...

Page 129: ...Music and effect main audio service Visually impaired associated service Hearing impaired associated service Dialogue associated service Commentary associated service Emergency associated service Voic...

Page 130: ...s when downmixing to an Lo Ro output in decibels Dolby surround mode stereo only indicates whether the stereo audio is Dolby Surround encoded or not The value is not taken into account in 1 0 mode Dia...

Page 131: ...ill be refused To check that the address is reachable ViBE VS7000 uses its IP configuration LAN default gateways IP routes UDP port Source IP address can be used to force the source IP address if need...

Page 132: ...ot in an audio PID Choose this mode for TV programs Add on component allows to add a PCR in an audio PID Choose this mode for radio programs Create independent PCR PID an independent PID for the PCR i...

Page 133: ...period enter the period of all the PMT in milliseconds Standard set the standard that the output TS should respect DVB MPEG 2 or ATSC In the Input tab additional parameters are available Input type ch...

Page 134: ...ee Section DNS on page 71 If you do not wish to use the IP address resolution by DNS you can also directly enter the IP address of the FMS in the Flash media server IP address field Authentication typ...

Page 135: ...n the same chunks only one component per chunk This version may be not supported by old devices Available stream duration depth of chunks that are available on the Web server Add low bitrate audio onl...

Page 136: ...are deleted after the Available stream duration set above Remote web server authentication if the remote Web server requires an authentication select its HTTP type Basic or Digest and enter the User...

Page 137: ...rue if you want to declare a backup CAS server Enter the URL of this backup server in the Backup key server URL field Use authentication Nagra Verimatrix set to true if the CAS server requires an auth...

Page 138: ...LS Protocol version choose one version Version 2 suitable for programs with only one audio language The generated chunks contain both video and audio components Version 4 mandatory for programs with m...

Page 139: ...o the Irdeto server Use last key Irdeto Set to true to return the last registered encryption key for a specified live event Use this method if an encoding session reuses the last generated encryption...

Page 140: ...ocal Web server IP address virtual IP address A player can receive the chunks from this address This address must be part of a ViBE VS7000 LAN otherwise the job creation will be refused Folder folder...

Page 141: ...rd Encrypt files if set to true DRM is activated Set the following parameters Algorithm two algorithms are available AES CBC AES CTR Key server connection select from the drop down list the conditiona...

Page 142: ...field Key enter the value of the key 32 characters MPEG DASH Output The MPEG DASH output receives audio video components creates the chunks and manifests and makes them available on the local Web serv...

Page 143: ...h on remote Web server if set to true the manifest and chunks are posted to a remote Web server In this case set the following parameters Remote Web server URL indicate the LAN used to communicate wit...

Page 144: ...re grouped into a single MP4 file moof Wire file format in this format all chunks are delivered in distinct files This format is compatible with all types of Web servers HbbTV compliant set to true to...

Page 145: ...ab contains the following parameters Track ID the value set for the parameter must be unique Leave it to Auto to ensure its uniqueness Language set the language of the MP4 file or leave it to Auto TS...

Page 146: ...ob Based on a Sample Workflow on page 43 Tools The Selector and Choice tools let you define a condition to choose the input or output that should be used respectively They are both built the same way...

Page 147: ...ondition editor to perform your configuration For our example set the condition of the Choice item as shown below Figure 3 118 Example of condition configuration for a Choice item Selector The Selecto...

Page 148: ...r properties In our example we create a parameter called Use TS file to be used in the condition and we limit the possible values to true or false Then we set the condition as follows Input 1 i e the...

Page 149: ...ViBE VS7000 149 User Manual Chapter 4 Servicing In this Chapter Adding a Diskless Node to Your System page 150 Adding Options page 162 Replacing a Diskless Node of your System page 163...

Page 150: ...he system This section explains how to perform these operations Configuring the BIOS of a Diskless Node Once you have racked your new node follow the procedures below to configure it For a blade Acces...

Page 151: ...Node to Your System ViBE VS7000 151 User Manual The HP OnBoard Administrator interface is displayed Figure 4 2 HP OnBoard Administrator interface 1 Click the Front View 2 Select a node Figure 4 3 Sele...

Page 152: ...oot options 2 From the One Time Boot from drop down list choose RBSU ROM Based setup utility This option lets the server reboot directly on the BIOS parameters without any particular action Figure 4 5...

Page 153: ...our System ViBE VS7000 153 User Manual Accessing the System KVM 1 Select the Status tab Figure 4 8 Accessing the Status 2 Choose ILO Figure 4 9 Selecting the ILO 3 Click Integrated Remote Console Figu...

Page 154: ...e the following commands To move use the up and down arrows To go back to the previous screen press Esc To validate press Enter Enabling the Network Boot Support on NIC 2 Blade Centers Only 1 From the...

Page 155: ...r Manual Figure 4 12 Accessing the system options 2 Select Embedded NICs Figure 4 13 Selecting the embedded NICs 3 Select NIC 2 Boot Options Figure 4 14 Accessing the NIC boot options A warning messag...

Page 156: ...Enabling the network boot Modifying the HP Power Profile 1 Go back to the main menu of the BIOS 2 Select Power Manager Options and press Enter twice 3 Select Maximum Performance Figure 4 17 Selecting...

Page 157: ...Select the Memory Interleaving submenu 3 Choose the Full Interleaving option Figure 4 18 Setting the memory interleaving on G7 blades and servers On Gen8 blades and servers 2 Select the Channel Interl...

Page 158: ...in menu 2 Select Advanced Options 3 Select Advanced Performance Tuning Mode Figure 4 20 Accessing the advanced performance tuning options 4 Press Enter 5 Select Node Interleaving Figure 4 21 Setting t...

Page 159: ...er to continue 8 Select Enabled Figure 4 23 Enabling the node interleaving Rebooting the Node 1 Go back to the main menu of the BIOS 2 Press Esc several times until reaching the menu shown in Figure 4...

Page 160: ...to the System tab and click the Nodes category 2 Click New license request Figure 4 25 New license request dialog 3 In the displayed dialog the new nodes appear in the Available nodes column Sort the...

Page 161: ...ved your new license file proceed as follows 1 In the GUI point to the Download tab 2 On the upper right corner click Download new license Figure 4 26 Downloading a new license file 3 Select the new l...

Page 162: ...ystem contact your Thomson Video Networks sales representative Upon payment you will receive a new license file To declare this license file in your system proceed as described above in section Declar...

Page 163: ...el and then power the device off For a blade server remove the blade no specific precautions to take 2 Insert the new node at the old one s location For a 1 RU server cable the device and start it usi...

Page 164: ...Chapter 4 Servicing Replacing a Diskless Node of your System 164 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 165: ...nual Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Introduction If you face any problem with the equipment follow the procedures described in this section In this Chapter Troubleshooting Procedures page 166 Frequently As...

Page 166: ...upport for analysis indicating the workflows or jobs that cause trouble The customer support might also need the following information Network topology provide the diagram For a blade center Flex10 co...

Page 167: ...he modified workflow is now available in the list of workflows Exporting Logs To export logs proceed as follows 1 From the GUI open the System tab 2 Select the Logs category 3 From the Export area cli...

Page 168: ...eck that there is no Ethernet link down alarms Indeed if the job is using a LAN for which the interface is disconnected then the job will not be instantiated I do not see my workflow in the list when...

Page 169: ...ys in Waiting state until a license becomes available I cannot modify the system parameters Why This is probably because you are not authorized to do so If you have an administrator account you can mo...

Page 170: ...Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions 170 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 171: ...have a problem with an equipment whether you need to repair it or to return it In this Chapter Support Centers Contacts page 172 Warranty page 174 Services page 175 Spare Parts page 176 Returning an E...

Page 172: ...umbers are available on our website Service Support Contact Support page http www thomson networks com After your call is logged by our call center you are called back by a technical support engineer...

Page 173: ...Chapter 6 Customer Service Support Centers Contacts ViBE VS7000 173 User Manual Any additional system configuration information relating to your product...

Page 174: ...quest Concerning third party firmware software e g Java SunMicrosystems etc when supplied with a Thomson product Thomson is not responsible for supplying any support or information regarding said soft...

Page 175: ...mer Service Services ViBE VS7000 175 User Manual Services Training and assistance service offers are available and can be quoted for upon request Thomson OneCare service level agreement offers apply t...

Page 176: ...Chapter 6 Customer Service Spare Parts 176 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Spare Parts The spare parts are listed in Table A 35 Ordering references for ViBE VS7000 on page 223 in the Spare Parts category...

Page 177: ...re borne by the Customer The faulty device must be packed where possible in its original packaging protective corners and boxes If you no longer have the packaging the faulty device must be protected...

Page 178: ...e the packaging the faulty device must be protected against shocks during the transportation The company may not be held liable for any consequence resulting from non observance of this return procedu...

Page 179: ...ending at the announcement of the end of services After product phase out announcement LTPS data is provided by the Thomson Regional Sales and Field Services organizations The Thomson OneCare SLA com...

Page 180: ...Thomson Video Networks guarantees the proper disposal of your end of life products A Certificate of Recycling or a Certificate of Destruction depending on the ultimate disposition of the product can b...

Page 181: ...chapter describes the Equipment Set up tool delivered in the CD ROM with the product as well as the monitoring tools delivered by HP for the blade centers configuration In this Chapter Equipment Setu...

Page 182: ...scover the equipment that is present on the local network and this even if their IP address is not configured This tool works only on interface 1 System private LAN of the system Operation This sectio...

Page 183: ...ched check the first option IP address is known and reachable This method must be used if the equipment is not on the local network but can however be reached through routers If the equipment is physi...

Page 184: ...iBE VS7000 User Manual 2 Click Connect in the menu bar on the left Figure 7 2 List of detected equipment For each piece of equipment the following information is provided Equipment name IP address LAN...

Page 185: ...identify the LAN in logs Address Mask Supervision address this is a virtual IP address allocated to the master node allowing supervision of the ViBE VS7000 on this LAN It allows to connect to the ViBE...

Page 186: ...te the Active OnBoard Administrator module Pull the tag attached to the OnBoard Administrator and write down the DNS name the user name and the password indicated You will need this information to con...

Page 187: ...ork using the IP Address of the Device If you have a DHCP server but you do not have a DNS server you can retrieve the IP address of the blade center from the front panel and use it to connect to the...

Page 188: ...address in the address bar 5 Enter the user name and password indicated on the asset tag You are now connected to the HP configuration interface Method 3 Connecting After Configuring Manually the IP...

Page 189: ...press OK Figure 7 9 ViBE VS7000 front panel screen Enclosure settings 3 Select the OA1 IPv4 field and press OK Figure 7 10 ViBE VS7000 front panel screen Onboard Administrator selection 4 Once again...

Page 190: ...d on the asset tag You are now connected to the HP configuration interface Performing the IP Configuration from the HP Interface Once you are connected to the HP configuration interface you can perfor...

Page 191: ...ring Tools 6RU and 10RU Devices ViBE VS7000 191 User Manual Figure 7 13 HP configuration interface Interconnect bay 2 Click the Management Console link on the right You are redirected to a dedicated H...

Page 192: ...mmunication between the blades This network must be linked to the first interface of each blade You must perform the first IP configuration via this network Once you are logged in perform the followin...

Page 193: ...o restore this configuration proceed as follows 1 In the same configuration panel click Browse in the Restore Domain Configuration area and select your backup file 2 Click the Restore Configuration bu...

Page 194: ...Chapter 7 Tools HP Monitoring Tools 6RU and 10RU Devices 194 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 195: ...to order the device and its options In this Chapter Electrical Thermal and Mechanical Specifications page 196 Inputs Specifications page 210 Decoding Specifications page 211 Processing Specifications...

Page 196: ...otherwise VS7000 10RU VS7000 10RU AC 200 240V single phase VS7000 10RU fitted with 16 system storage and processing blades Table A 1 VS7000 G7 10RU fitted with 16 blades AC 200 240V single phase Elect...

Page 197: ...urrent 210A 230V 2ms Total Input Power W 1604 5035 6328 Total Input VA 1637 5137 6457 Total Input Current A t 7 12 22 34 28 07 Input Current per cord A 1 186 3 723 4 679 Total Airflow CFM 128 386 628...

Page 198: ...urrent A t 5 77 11 25 13 89 Input Current per cord A 0 96 1 87 2 31 Total Airflow CFM 106 210 347 Total Airflow CCM 3011 5941 9817 Heat Dissipating Power BTU 4431 8645 10672 Table A 5 VS7000 Gen8 10RU...

Page 199: ...x 32 in 442 x 447 04 x 813 mm Weight 357 lbs 162 kg Table A 7 VS7000 G710RU fitted with 16 blades AC 380V triple phase Electrical and Thermal specifications Idle 100 Utilization Circuit Max Total sys...

Page 200: ...per Branch 210A 208V 2ms Total Input Power W 1676 5066 6342 Total Input VA 1710 5170 6472 Total Input Current A t 4 75 14 35 17 96 Input Current per cord A 2 374 7 175 8 982 Total Airflow CFM 133 388...

Page 201: ...urrent A t 3 94 7 24 8 86 Input Current per cord A 1 97 3 62 4 43 Total Airflow CFM 114 211 347 Total Airflow CCM 3219 5989 9817 Heat Dissipating Power BTU 4735 8710 10670 Table A 11 VS7000 Gen8 10RU...

Page 202: ...4 x 17 6 x 32 in 442 x 447 04 x 813 mm Weight 357 lbs 162 kg Table A 13 VS7000 G7 10RU fitted with 16 blades DC 48V Electrical and Thermal specifications Idle 100 Utilization Circuit Max Total system...

Page 203: ...rush Current No Inrush current Total Input Power W 1368 4532 5677 Total Input VA 1368 4532 5677 Total Input Current A t 28 49 94 42 118 28 Input Current per cord A Total Airflow CFM 112 347 564 Total...

Page 204: ...724 Total Input Current A t 22 46 46 12 56 74 Input Current per cord A Total Airflow CFM 88 191 302 Total Airflow CCM 2498 5406 8543 Heat Dissipating Power BTU 3676 7549 9288 Table A 17 VS7000 Gen8 10...

Page 205: ...6 x 32 in 442 x 447 04 x 813 mm Weight 345 lbs 156 kg Table A 19 VS7000 G7 6RU fitted with 8 blades AC 200 240V single phase 115VAC Electrical and Thermal specifications Idle 100 Utilization Circuit M...

Page 206: ...nrush Current 210A 115V 2ms Total Input Power W 1109 3030 3821 Total Input VA 1132 3092 3899 Total Input Current A t 9 84 26 89 33 90 Input Current per cord A 1 640 4 481 5 651 Total Airflow CFM 91 25...

Page 207: ...3 3338 Total Input Current A t 6 29 1 93 14 51 Input Current per cord A 1 05 1 99 2 42 Total Airflow CFM 116 222 362 Total Airflow CCM 3285 6300 10260 Heat Dissipating Power BTU 4835 9168 11154 Table...

Page 208: ...10 4 x 19 1 x 32 977 in 265 x 485 x 835 mm Weight 281 lbs 127 kg Table A 25 VS7000 G7 6RU fitted with 8 blades DC 48V Electrical and Thermal specifications Idle 100 Utilization Circuit Max Total syst...

Page 209: ...t No Inrush current Total Input Power W 1771 4348 5392 Total Input VA 1771 4348 5392 Total Input Current A t 36 89 90 58 112 34 Input Current per cord A Total Airflow CFM 141 346 555 Total Airflow CMM...

Page 210: ...Inputs Standards SMPTE 259M SD SDI see SMPTE 259M 2008 SMPTE 292M HD SDI see SMPTE ST 292 1 2011 Supported video formats SD NTSC 480i59 94 PAL 576i50 HD 1080p25 1080p29 97 1080p30 1080i50 1080i59 94...

Page 211: ...Tiff Bmp windows bitmap Tga targa Decoding Specifications Audio Decoding MPEG 1 Layer II AAC LC AAC HE v1 v2 Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Table A 29 List of supported SDI matrices Type Reference Name...

Page 212: ...MPEG 1 layer 2 Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Profiles AAC LC AAC HE v1 AAC HE v2 Modes Mono stereo Mono Stereo Joint Stereo Dual Channel 2 0 or 5 1 Sampling rates 32 kHz 44 1 kHz or 48 kHz Table A 31 V...

Page 213: ...tic Loudness Control Noise level 90 to 0 dBFS Target level 90 to 0 dBFS Signal ratio 0 1 to 200 Peak limiter 90 to 0 dBFS Delay Adjustment from 3 s to 3 s by step of 1 ms Encoding Specifications Audio...

Page 214: ...32000 55999 32 32 56000 160000 32 44 1 48 44 1 160001 288000 48 48 Stereo 16000 31999 16 16 32000 39999 16 22 05 24 22 05 40000 95999 32 32 96000 111999 32 44 1 48 32 112000 320000 32 44 1 48 44 1 MP...

Page 215: ...00 640000 Table A 33 Video encoding specifications Characteristics Description H 264 AVC MPEG 2 Video Format 4 2 0 8 bits Rate 10 Kbps 12 Mbps 1 20 Mbps Bit rate control CBR Resolution Maximum up to 1...

Page 216: ...be Flash RTMP RTMP push Adaptive bitrate Authentication in FMS URL or via an Akamai server IP v4 Video encapsulation H 264 AVC Audio encapsulation AAC LC AAC HE v1 AAC HE v2 Level 1 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 2 1...

Page 217: ...che Web server1 IP v4 Video encapsulation H 264 AVC Audio encapsulation AAC LC AAC HE v1 AAC HE v2 Multi audio Support of radio program Subtitles Closed caption passthrough Microsoft Smooth Streaming...

Page 218: ...Dolby Digital Subtitles DVB subtitles passthrough DVB teletext passthrough Closed caption passthrough MP4 Supported tracks Video H 264 MPEG 2 Audio AAC Dolby Digital MPEG 1 Layer 2 RTP hint tracks are...

Page 219: ...tion passthrough MPEG DASH Adaptive bitrate Compatibility with HbbTV generation of specific manifest for this format see HbbTV Version 1 5 Mode ISO base media file format see ISO IEC 14496 12 Latency...

Page 220: ...Technical Specifications Specifications 220 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Web services http SOAP 1 1 For more information on the Web services control command refer to the Web Services SOAP API Getting Start...

Page 221: ...101 154 Implementation Guidelines for the use of MPEG 2 Systems Video and Audio in Satellite Cable and Terrestrial Broadcasting Applications ETSI ETR 289 Digital Video Broadcasting DVB Support for us...

Page 222: ...ion 1 5 HbbTV Specification 6th March 2012 ISO IEC 14496 12 ISO Base Media File Format SMPTE 259M 2008 SMPTE STANDARD for Television SDTV1 Digital Signal Data Serial Digital Interface Revision of SMPT...

Page 223: ...sis manager boards 10 RU VS7000 10RU AC SP VS7000 10RU platform Hosts up to 16 blades Equipped with AC 200 240V single phase power feeding Includes 10 fans and 6 PSUs Includes redundant internal 10GiG...

Page 224: ...or VS7000 10RU platforms VS7000 10RUOPT PC CEE7 VII European power cord for VS7000 10RU platform Fits AC 200 240V single phase platform only Common VS7000 OPT SFPO 1 GigE optical SFP coupler for VS700...

Page 225: ...LIC FRMWORK This option enables the VS7000 video system on 1 server This license is required for every 1RU platform or blade in the VS7000 system Video Encoding VS7000 LIC EQCIAVC This option enables...

Page 226: ...1920x1080 output resolution Processing VS7000 LIC SCRAMB This option enables the scrambling for one output profile It performs AES 128 encryption Audio Encoding VS7000 LIC EMP1AAC This option enables...

Page 227: ...n high profiles It can be used up to 720x576 input resolution VS7000 LIC DHDAVC This option enables 1 live HD video channel decoding using H 264 baseline main high profiles It can be used up to 1920x1...

Page 228: ...Appendix A Technical Specifications Ordering Guide 228 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 229: ...7000 via SNMP It gives a description of the ViBE VS7000 MIB It explains how to register the SNMP Manager s on the GUI of the ViBE VS7000 It also indicates how to enable the HP Blade Center SNMP Agent...

Page 230: ...Figure B 1 ViBE VS7000 MIB The ViBE VS7000 MIB is composed of a number of parts Traps see Paragraph Trap Descriptions on page 231 for more details Objects Description containing the equipment serial...

Page 231: ...a closed log supLogCode Code of the log This code is used to get the description of the log supLogType Type of the log This code is used to get the type of the log event alarm supLogNodeId Node ident...

Page 232: ...ource xsd file supLogNbParam Number of log parameters supLogParam1 Parameter 1 supLogParam2 Parameter 2 supLogParam3 Parameter 3 supLogParam4 Parameter 4 supLogParam5 Parameter 5 supLogParam6 Paramete...

Page 233: ...snmpV2 trap receiver with the 178 3 2 10 IP address SET agtStgTrDstEvalRowStatus 178 3 2 10 integer 4 Create and go SET agtStgTrDstSnmpVersion 178 3 2 10 integer 2 snmp v2 To add a snmpV1 trap receiv...

Page 234: ...alk either the supActiveLogTable or the supClosedLogTable For example To retrieve the active log list WALK supActiveLogTable To retrieve the closed log list WALK supClosedLogTable Each time a change o...

Page 235: ...t the System tab 3 Select the SNMP category 4 Click the Edit button on the top right corner to be able to modify the values 5 Fill in the Read Community and Read Write Community fields 6 In the table...

Page 236: ...ows 1 Open the HP configuration interface as explained in Section Connecting to the HP Monitoring Tools on page 186 2 From the tree menu on the left under Enclosure Information select Enclosure Settin...

Page 237: ...ViBE VS7000 237 User Manual Appendix C Safety Instructions The safety instructions provided by HP are available in printed format in your equipment packaging...

Page 238: ...Appendix C Safety Instructions 238 ViBE VS7000 UserManual BLANK PAGE...

Page 239: ...ViBE VS7000 239 User Manual Appendix D Regulatory Notices Refer to the documentation provided by HP in your equipment packaging...

Page 240: ...Appendix D Regulatory Notices 240 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 241: ...ViBE VS7000 241 User Manual Appendix E Logs Introduction This chapter provides the list of logs visible in the Logs panel In this Chapter Logs Categories page 242 List of Logs page 243...

Page 242: ...endix E Logs Logs Categories 242 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Logs Categories A category is indicated for each log This may be Communications Quality of service Processing error Equipment Environmental Oth...

Page 243: ...bps LOG Name JOB_DELETED Code 4 Type Event Severity Major PC ENU_PC_JOB_DELETED SP incompatible with configuration LOG Name DATABASE_PURGED Code 5 Type Event Severity Undefined PC ENU_PC_DATABASE_PURG...

Page 244: ...PC ENU_PC_VERSION_DOWNLOAD SP version s actual version s LOG Name VERSION_ACTIVATION Code 21 Type Event Severity Undefined PC ENU_PC_VERSION_ACTIVATION SP version s actual version s LOG Name NO_SOURC...

Page 245: ...PC ENU_PC_CONFIGURATION_INCONSISTENCY SP format s is not the configured one s LOG Name JOB_IN_FIFO Code 36 Type Alarm Severity Warning PC ENU_PC_JOB_IS_WAITING SP s LOG Name LOGO_OUT_OF_BOUNDARIES Co...

Page 246: ...Alarm Severity Undefined PC ENU_PC_FILEERROR SP cannot write file s on folder s LOG Name OUTPUT_FILE_RENAMED Code 53 Type Event Severity Warning PC ENU_PC_FILEERROR SP output file renamed s file s alr...

Page 247: ...ABLISHMENTERROR SP LOG Name KEY_SERVER_PROTOCOL_ERROR Code 1003 Type Alarm Severity Warning PC ENU_PC_COMMUNICATIONSPROTOCOLERROR SP s LOG Name STREAM_CAN_NOT_BE_DECRYPTED Code 1004 Type Alarm Severit...

Page 248: ...ION_ERROR Code 4000 Type Event Severity Critical PC ENU_PC_HOT_FOLDER_JOB_OPERATION_ERROR SP s by s s GROUP GROUP Name WorkflowManager GroupId 5 LOG Name WFM_COMPONENT_PROCESS_ERROR Code 5000 Type Ala...

Page 249: ...evices It also contains a list of HP documents to which you can refer for more information on the blade centers In this Chapter Blades page 250 Internal Switches Software Configuration Consistency pag...

Page 250: ...to the blade so as to have also two physical interfaces on the second Flex10 In total there are consequently 16 FlexNIC To know how to use the HP interface refer to the HP Virtual Connect for c Class...

Page 251: ...a Interface 2 LOM 2 a MEZZ1 2 a Interface 3 LOM 1 b MEZZ1 1 b Interface 4 LOM 2 b MEZZ1 2 b Interface 5 LOM 1 c MEZZ1 1 c Interface 6 LOM 2 c MEZZ1 2 c Interface 7 LOM 1 d MEZZ1 1 d Interface 8 LOM 2...

Page 252: ...e application it is possible to define networks of internal data and external data On the Flex10 A private network forbids the dialog between two blades of the blade center Internal data networks and...

Page 253: ...Grouping Possibilities It is possible to group several LANs on one unique external connector To do so you must create a Shared uplink set using VLAN tagging several external connectors on one unique L...

Page 254: ...ision address 10 12 55 100 10 12 55 100 117 10 12 55 100 134 or 10 12 55 100 151 First address 10 12 55 101 10 12 55 100 118 10 12 55 100 135 or 10 12 55 100 152 Flex10 one network for each Flex10 Con...

Page 255: ...s First address 192 168 203 1 Flex10 one network for each Flex10 Data_3 A and Data_3 B connected to a FlexNIC of interface 2 on 10 RU devices or interface 6 on 6 RU devices on private network and smar...

Page 256: ...session 4 Check that all the instructions are correctly executed reports are given on the SSH session Description of the Configuration Files Factory Configuration Files Factory_config_Flex10_C3000 tx...

Page 257: ...Ns that are absolutely necessary to the VS7000 System private LAN and Internal data LAN Creates a server profile that contains only these 2 LANs Applies this server profile to the first blade of the e...

Page 258: ...nto two LANs one being on the first Flex10 and the other one on the second Flex10 One interface of a blade bond is connected to one of the 2 LANs the other one being connected to the other LAN These 2...

Page 259: ...Redundancy is thus ensured if An interface of a blade is faulty A Flex10 is faulty An external interface is faulty One of the external switches is faulty when each Flex10 is connected to a switch For...

Page 260: ...the Internal data network If disabled the system will not be operational To ensure a proper multicast management the network must contain an IGMP Querier You must thus ensure that one of your switche...

Page 261: ...ing of multiple blade centers1 1 The diagram and the associated caption originate from the HP Virtual Connect Cookbook see full reference in Section HP Documentation on page 264 Table 1 Caption of the...

Page 262: ...r Manual If there are more than four 10RU blade centers or several 6RU blade centers they must be linked via an external switch at least considering the system private LAN An internal data LAN must no...

Page 263: ...or a total of 20 Gb s The factory configuration is as follows Interface 1 System private LAN 1 Gb s Interface 2 Internal data 3 Gb s Interface 3 Control 3 Gb s Interface 4 Data 1 3 Gb s Interface 5 Da...

Page 264: ...HP Troubleshooting Guide HP Virtual Connect Ethernet Networking Scenario Cookbook BladeSystem for ProLiant Release Set Compatibility Table HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator User Guide HP Virtual Co...

Page 265: ...000 265 User Manual Appendix G Network Settings 1RU Devices Introduction This chapter provides detailed information on the network configuration for 1RU devices In this Chapter Network Configuration p...

Page 266: ...work Configuration 266 ViBE VS7000 User Manual Network Configuration On 1RU devices the network configuration is as follows Interface 1 LAN 1 System private LAN Interface 2 LAN 2 Internal data Interfa...

Page 267: ...tral Processing Unit DASH Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP Decoder The device containing the electronic circuitry necessary to decode encrypted signals Some Decoders features a receiver DNS Domain...

Page 268: ...ize the broadcast IPTV and broadband delivery of entertainment to the end consumer through connected TVs Smart TVs and set top boxes HD High Definition HD SDI 1 5 Gbps High Definition Serial Digital I...

Page 269: ...aboratory or office building LED Light Emitting Diode LFE Low Frequency Effects MIB Management Information Base SNMP collects management information from devices on the network and records the informa...

Page 270: ...livered in the same order in which they were sent While IP takes care of handling the actual delivery of the data TCP takes care of keeping track of the individual units of data called packets that a...

Page 271: ...VBI Vertical Blanking Interval In analog video the interval after the last displayed line of video in a field and before the first displayed line of video in the next field during which a television...

Page 272: ...Glossary 272 ViBE VS7000 User Manual BLANK PAGE...

Page 273: ...clearing 101 Log raising 101 Decoding Audio 114 211 227 Video 114 212 227 DNS 71 186 267 DRM 136 138 141 217 219 see also Scrambling E Encoding Audio 124 125 213 226 Video 124 126 215 225 F File Enco...

Page 274: ...MPEG DASH File output 143 Live output 142 Specifications 218 219 N NTP Definition 269 Synchronization configuration 32 76 O Output HLS 134 HLS file 137 MP4 file 144 MPEG DASH 142 MPEG DASH file 143 RT...

Page 275: ...specifications 218 Smooth streaming specifications 218 219 T Time Configuration 32 75 Daylight saving time 33 76 Display in the GUI 37 102 Job end 97 Job start 97 Job submission 97 Zone 33 76 103 TS f...

Page 276: ...Index 276 ViBE VS7000 User Manual W Web TV HLS 46 134 217 Smooth streaming 49 51 139 217 Workflow Categories 94 Creation 55 Library 104 List 83 Publication 57 104 Samples 43 Tab description 82...

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