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UltraReceiver User Manual

Main Display

Issue No: 3

Page: 18

Ref: ULRX-ASUM-700X

Copyright © 2018 Vislink plc

These menus display useful information if you need to contact the Vislink. In particular, the
versions of the various modules in the unit.

The unit can display detailed information on the performance of the unit.

Demodulator

Pre- & post-Viterbi errors: TPS & FEC Lock, Downconverter currents & SELF TEST
results.

Decoder

Video Lock, TS lock, Frame Lock, Chroma and GOP formats. In h.264 and Generic
MPEG2 modes, also displays picture format information.

Unit

Temperatures (in some modes).

Table 5-4

Diagnostics Menu Overview

NOTE: Contact us about availability of this option.

The below table shows the entire menu structure for HCAM. Your system may not display
all menu options. Some menu options are context sensitive, depending on your current
configuration. Some menu options may be license dependent.

NOTE: When “..” shows in between two values, it indicates the value available. For

instance, “Service 1..4” means there are four services to select from.

Demodulator

Input

Frequency

3MHz

4MHz

5MHz

6MHz

7MHz

8MHz

10MHz

12MHz

Auto

Demod Type

LMS-T

DVB-T

Bandwidth

3MHz

4MHz

5MHz

6MHz

7MHz

8MHz

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Summary of Contents for UltraReceiver

Page 1: ... UK Telephone 44 0 1442 431300 Facsimile 44 0 1494 775356 Email sales vislink com Website www vislink com Company Registered in England Wales no 10523708 VAT registration no GB 260 012 169 Registered Office Waterside House Earls Colne Business Park Colchester Essex CO6 2NS UK ...

Page 2: ... authorized by Vislink NOTE Notes are used to convey additional information CAUTION Cautions highlight potential equipment damage WARNING Warnings highlight potential personal danger or death Ensure you read and understand all warnings before attempting to carry out any work on any equipment attached or related to the equipment in use The danger is real and not understanding the warning could lead...

Page 3: ...entence now Section 5 4 2 2 and Section 5 4 2 1 respectively Removed Section 3 13 11 Ethernet Video over IP Section 5 menu overview Section 6 1 4 Section 6 2 4 1 Descrambling Section 7 2 1 DVB T Section 7 5 through Section 7 8 General updates to remove future options to new functionality V6006 full unit V6006 decoder only variant 3 06 11 18 Updated Demodulation Options bandwidth to 24 MHz Updated ...

Page 4: ... 7 3 5 Inputs 8 3 6 Outputs 8 3 7 Video Outputs 8 3 8 Video Formats 8 3 9 Audio Formats Supported 8 3 10 Physical 8 3 10 1 Size 8 3 10 2 Weight 8 3 10 3 Power 8 3 10 4 Environmental 9 3 11 Optional Items 9 3 12 Input Output Connections 9 3 12 1 Inputs and Outputs 9 3 13 Pinout Information 10 3 13 1 RF1 4 Inputs 10 3 13 2 ASI IN 10 3 13 3 Frame lock Input 10 3 13 4 Video Outputs 10 3 13 5 ASI Outpu...

Page 5: ...nu 18 5 5 1 Diagnostics 18 5 6 Camera Control 18 5 7 Menu Overview 18 5 8 UltraReceiver Webserver Operation over RJ45 Port 26 5 8 1 Setting up a Basic Connection 26 5 8 2 Accessing the UltraReceiver via Web Browser 26 5 8 1 Routing Page 27 6 Receiver Setup 29 6 1 Demodulation Options 29 6 1 1 DVB T Operation 30 6 1 2 LMS T Operation 31 6 2 Down Converter Type 31 6 3 Decoder 31 6 4 Deinterleaving 3...

Page 6: ...RL Data Pinout Information 11 Table 3 2 Audio 1 Pin Out 11 Table 3 3 Audio 2 Pin Out 12 Table 3 4 Camera Control Alarm Pin Out 12 Table 5 1 Presets Menu Overview 17 Table 5 2 Control Interface Menu Overview 17 Table 5 3 Defaults Menu Overview 17 Table 5 4 Diagnostics Menu Overview 18 Table 6 1 DVB T Operation Menu Overview 30 Table 6 2 DVB T Bitrate Operation 30 Table 6 3 LMS T T Operation Menu Ov...

Page 7: ...wer are present in the unit Exposure to RF or microwave power can cause burns and may be harmful to health Switch off supplies before removing covers or disconnecting any RF cables and before inspecting damaged cables or antennas WARNING Avoid standing in front of high gain antennas such as a dish and never look into the open end of a waveguide or cable where RF power may be present CAUTION Users ...

Page 8: ...supplied equipment as household waste The supplied equipment is not biodegradable in landfill sites For safe disposal of the supplied equipment take it to your local council authority environmental waste site For details contact your local authority recycling center NOTE In Europe dispose of all equipment in accordance with the European Environmental directive CAUTION Protect the unit from drippin...

Page 9: ...roughout the world and are from time to time re issued with revised guidelines For Vislink use a maximum power density limit w of 1w m is to be applied when calculating minimum safe working distances Appendix A refers WARNING Any transmitting equipment radiating power at frequencies of 100 kHz and higher has the potential to produce thermal and athermal effects upon the human body To be safe a Ope...

Page 10: ... person subjected to the RF radiation may be unaware of and has no control over the radiation energy received The uncontrolled environment conditions can arise even in the best regulated operations and for this reason the limits defined for the uncontrolled environment are assumed for the Vislink recommended limit Documents a and b also show the RF power density guidelines to be frequency dependen...

Page 11: ... Ignore any reference to the RF and Demodulator functions in this manual for the decoder only variant of this product See the Vislink website for details of latest firmware revision www vislink com The UltraReceiver uses three main hardware components Demodulator card Decoder board Controller board Figure 2 1 Internal Architecture Overview Figure 2 1 shows how the Demodulator board generates an AS...

Page 12: ...n the transmission as well as return data from a VISLINK Camera Control System There are two ASI connections between the boards to allow extra configuration flexibility Video over IP functionality is performed in the Demodulator card the external Ethernet connection is routed to this card and any ASI routing is performed between the two boards as required NOTE Video Over IP is currently a future o...

Page 13: ... 8 10 12 14 16 20 24 MHz HEVC H 265 AVC H 264 MPEG 2 H 262 Future option AAC Future option MPEG 1 Future option AES Dolby pass through Future option 480i 29 97 Future option 576i 25 Future option 720p 50 59 94 1080i 50 59 94 1080p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 2160p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 UHD Main 10 8 10bits 4 2 0 4 2 2 1 0 90Mbps HD Main 10 8 10bits 4 2 0 4 2 2 1 0 90Mbps SD Future Option...

Page 14: ...TE 424M 480i 29 97 Future option 576i 25 Future option 720p 50 59 94 60 1080i 50 59 94 60 1080p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 60 2160p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 60 MPEG 1 Layer 1 20 bit 48kHz Future option MPEG 1 Layer 2 20 bit 48kHz Future option SMPTE 302M 20 bit 2 channel 48KHz 8ms frame CAUTION Keep the side vents clear to allow adequate airflow 1U height half rack width 210mm 8 3 x 350mm ...

Page 15: ...Figure 3 1 Input Output Connections Summary details in Section 3 13 4 x UHF input 70MHz to 860 MHz combined using Maximal Ratio Combining MRC 1 x ASI input complies with ISO IEC 13818 2 188byte mode 1 x Frame lock input Black Burst or Tri level 4 x Video outputs UHD or 1x HD 1 x ASI output complies with ISO IEC 13818 2 188 byte mode 2 x Audio channel outputs analogue or digital Data channel output...

Page 16: ...power the external down converter limited to 400mA per connector short circuit protected 75Ω BNC chassis mounted socket Complies with ISO IEC 13818 2 188 byte mode ASI input to the Decoder 75Ω BNC chassis mounted socket Optional lock decoder output for both SD HD video SD Mode Composite Black and Burst input for timing reference HD Mode Supports HD tri level sync reference input Delay increased by...

Page 17: ...cted from the transport stream by the decoder and passed back to the Data transmitter via this Camera Control connector Camera Return Data Tx Two off three way XLR Male Chassis mounted plugs XLR Connector Function Analogue Pin 1 Audio Gnd Pin 2 Live Pin 3 Return Table 3 2 Audio 1 Pin Out CAUTION Permanent damage can occur to the audio output amplifiers if a connection is made to an audio input tha...

Page 18: ... 0v Pin 2 NC Pin 3 CCU control Tx output Pin 4 Status output open drain Pin 5 Reserved for future use Pin 6 NC Table 3 4 Camera Control Alarm Pin Out The Status output is an open drain output When the system detects an alarm it is pulled low by default It is also possible to drive it manually via the menus see Section 5 3 2 or a web page Max Voltage 20V Max Current 1A Standard 10 100 Ethernet conn...

Page 19: ...t the top of the menu trees UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow keys select an option displayed in the window and navigate around the menu tree The ENTER key initially selects an option or a choice of selection by using the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow keys to change the parameter pressing ENTER key commits the change Pressing ESCAPE aborts the change The upper line in smaller font of the LCD shows the parameter...

Page 20: ...ER Modulation Error Ratio Display STATUS This LED is Green for normal operation and illuminates Amber or Red when an error has occurred It will be Red for unit critical errors that require immediate attention e g hardware fault and Amber for other errors e g no RF lock The type of error is listed under the ALARMS menu option The priority of each alarm may be set from the web pages POWER Green LED ...

Page 21: ...rn Individual inputs on and off as required NOTE In Dual Pedestal LMS T mode only Inputs 1 2 are active You can configure Frequency Bandwidth Guard Interval and Polarity Apart from Frequency all have Auto modes which allows the Demodulator to detect the correct configuration from the received signal NOTE In Dual LMS T mode the bandwidth shown is the combined width of the two pedestals If you are u...

Page 22: ... format must be that of the encoder Controls the mode of operation of the video synchronization OFF uses the Transport stream PCR to maintain timing ON external uses tri level or composite sync to provide the timing reference NOTE Using ON external adds 40ms delay to the system ON internal references the video to an internal oscillator When ON the line pixel offsets are adjustable The line number ...

Page 23: ...s Web Identifier Set a text string to be displayed on the unit s web page This helps to identify which unit is being controlled when working with multiple units Ethernet Port Set the IP parameters for the Ethernet control port NOTE This is not related to the Video IP port Status Pin The Status pin in the CC ALM connector see Section 3 13 10 is an open drain output that connects to Ground when acti...

Page 24: ...neric MPEG2 modes also displays picture format information Unit Temperatures in some modes Table 5 4 Diagnostics Menu Overview NOTE Contact us about availability of this option The below table shows the entire menu structure for HCAM Your system may not display all menu options Some menu options are context sensitive depending on your current configuration Some menu options may be license dependen...

Page 25: ... 10MHz 12MHz 4MHz Dual 6MHz Dual 8MHz Dual 10MHz Dual 12MHz Dual 16MHz Dual 20MHz Dual 24MHz Dual Guard Interval 1 32 1 16 1 8 1 4 Auto Polarity Normal Inverted Constellation QPSK 16QAM 64QAM FEC 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Squelch On Off Setup Downconverters Down Converter L3010Lo L3010H L3014 L3030 L3033 L3034 ...

Page 26: ...3085 L3090 L9234 L3025 1415 L3025 1718 L3025 1927 3025 1927E L3025 2024 L3025 2732 L3025 3236 3025 3239E L3025 4450 L3025 5459 L3025 6471 L3025 6875 L3025 7277 L3025 6368 Other None Enable Downconverters LNB 1 4 On Off Diversity Diversity Bitrate 00 48Mb s Decoder Input Demodulator Ext ASI Off Diversity Service Service Selection Manual ...

Page 27: ...55 Video PID 0032 8190 Audio 1 2 PID 0032 8190 PCR PID 0032 8190 PMT PID 0032 8190 SIT PID 0000 8190 Audio Audio 1 2 mode Linear PCM Off MP2 AAC Audio 1 2 Source Decoder Test Tone Audio 1 2 Level 18dBu 24dBu Setup Format UHDp60 UHDp59 UHDp50 UHDp30 UHDp29 UHDp25 UHDp24 UHDp23 1080p60 1080p59 1080p50 1080PsF30 1080PsF29 1080PsF25 ...

Page 28: ...F24 1080PsF23 1080p30 1080p29 1080p25 1080p24 1080p23 1080i60 1080i59 1080i50 720p60 720p59 720p50 576p50 480p59 576i50 480i59 Chroma 4 2 2 4 2 0 Bit Depth 10 bit 8 bit Video Output SQD 2SI Video Fail Blue Freeze Error Concealment 00 50 Delay Low Standard Standard H 264 HEVC Genlock Genlock Mode Off On External ...

Page 29: ...xel Offset 0000 2749 ASI Out ASI Out Source Demodulator Ext ASI Diversity Off User Data User Data Format Link User Data PID 0000 8190 Unit Setup Presets Preset number 001 016 Name input Clear preset Name Yes No Recall preset Yes No Store preset Yes No Delete all presets Yes No Copy presets to USB Yes No Copy presets from USB Yes No Control ...

Page 30: ...ress input Subnet input Gateway input Web ID input ID MAC SNMP SNMP version v1 v2c RO Community input RW Community input Status Pin Mode Alarm Manual Defaults Restore defaults Yes No Reboot Yes No Licences Licence Code Line 1 Line 2 Licence State Features 4K and UHD H 264 4 Input Demod Diversity Time Time input ...

Page 31: ...Fault test Yes No Contrast 0 35 Support Versions Serial number Build version Kernel version Demodulator Demod SW version Serial Number Decoder Decoder SW version Diagnostics Signal Pre BER Post BER Packet errors Power 1 4 MER 1 4 Temperatures Unit temp Down converter LNB 1 4 Contact Support portal View QR code US Support View QR code Worldwide Support View QR code ...

Page 32: ...SETUP CONTROL b Configure the IP address and Subnet Mask and press Enter each time to save NOTE The below values are default values NOTE The network port only supports static IP addressing IP address 192 168 000 210 Subnet mask 255 255 255 000 Gateway 192 168 000 001 4 If using the default UltraReceiver settings modify the network settings of your PC to use the same subnet mask and an address from...

Page 33: ...Receiver User Manual Main Display Issue No 3 Page 27 Ref ULRX ASUM 700X Copyright 2018 Vislink plc Figure 5 1 Web Page Example This webpage gives a diagrammatic view of the signal routing within the receiver ...

Page 34: ...UltraReceiver User Manual Main Display Issue No 3 Page 28 Ref ULRX ASUM 700X Copyright 2018 Vislink plc This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 35: ...al Pedestal LMS T D if licensed 3 DVB T if licensed Demodulation options are selected in the DEMOULATOR INPUT Menu You can select either LMS T or DVB T Select the demodulator type and bandwidth from the DEMOULATOR INPUT Demod type menu Select the Bandwidth from DEMOULATOR INPUT Bandwidth menu NOTE When using dual pedestal bandwidths in LMS T mode the bandwidth shown is the combined width of the tw...

Page 36: ...ludes video audio data and other transport stream data tables Bitrates Mbit s for a DVB T system in 8 MHz channels Modulation Code Rate Guard Interval 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 QPSK 1 2 4 976 5 529 5 855 6 032 2 3 6 635 7 373 7 806 8 043 3 4 7 465 8 294 8 782 9 048 5 6 8 294 9 216 9 758 10 053 7 8 8 709 9 676 10 246 10 556 16 QAM 1 2 9 953 11 059 11 709 12 064 2 3 13 271 14 745 15 612 16 086 3 4 14 929 16...

Page 37: ...nu Overview The table below defines the corresponding gross bit rates for LMS T operation at the most common bandwidths Single or Dual pedestal Bitrates Mbit s for a LMS T system Channels Guard Interval Modulation Code Rate 10MHz 20MHz 24 MHz 1 8 1 16 1 8 1 16 1 8 1 16 QPSK 2 3 9 2 9 7 18 4 19 5 22 1 23 4 16QAM 2 3 18 4 19 5 36 8 39 44 2 46 8 Table 6 4 LMS T Bitrate Operation Selecting the downcon...

Page 38: ... receiver at typical ASI bit rates NOTE All figures are approximate Mode Modulation Modulation FEC ASI Bit Rate Mb s Approx Burst Limit s DVB T QPSK 1 2 6 8 1 DVB T QPSK 3 4 9 5 4 DVB T 16QAM 1 2 12 4 0 DVB T 16QAM 3 4 18 2 7 DVB T 64QAM 1 2 18 2 7 DVB T 64QAM 3 4 27 1 8 LMS T 10M QPSK 2 3 9 5 3 LMS T 10M 16QAM 2 3 18 2 6 LMS T 20M QPSK 2 3 18 2 6 LMS T 20M 16QAM 2 3 37 1 3 Table 6 5 Burst Limits ...

Page 39: ...tup page The steps above are similar when using other devices at either end of the link If a network is being used then ensure that all the IP addresses on the network are unique and that they all have the same subnet mask The receiver can provide various decryption options depending on the license options for the unit First the required decryption algorithm is selected and the appropriate key is ...

Page 40: ...UltraReceiver User Manual Receiver Setup Issue No 3 Page 34 Ref ULRX ASUM 700X Copyright 2018 Vislink plc This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 41: ...to the receiver by purchasing additional licenses from your local representative Before ordering your license you will need to provide the serial numbers of the boards in the unit To upgrade the UltraReceiver firmware refer to the firmware release note for your unit Firmware update information is available from the Vislink FTP site via the Vislink website www vislink com ...

Page 42: ...UltraReceiver User Manual Licenses and Upgrades Issue No 3 Page 36 Ref ULRX ASUM 700X Copyright 2018 Vislink plc This page is intentionally unused ...

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