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XDS PRO4-P Receiver User‟s Guide 

X-Digital Systems 
Rev K - July 29, 2008 

23 

Starting from the Main Menu and navigating to the Setup option and pressing ▼, and 
then navigating to the USB option and pressing 

SET

, a user will have access to the USB 

submenu.  In the USB submenu, a user will be able to monitor and manage USB devices 
connected to the receiver.  The following menus are available: 

 

Status:  This menu shows the status of the connected USB device.  If nothing is 
connected the Status will display „No device detected.‟  If a device is connected 
the hardware name will be displayed under Status. 

 

Insert Device:  Once a USB device is connected to the front panel, navigate to this 
menu and press 

SET

 to mount the device.  If mounting is successful the menu 

will display „Device Ready.‟ If no device is inserted into the port or the receiver is 
unable to mount the device, the menu will display „Device Not Found.‟ 

 

Remove Device: When you would like to remove the USB from the receiver, 
navigate to this menu and press 

SET

 to dismount the device.  Once the device has 

been successfully dismounted, the menu will display „Device Removed.‟ If no 
device is present to be removed, the menu will display „No Device.‟ 

 

Backup to USB: In this menu use the GO (

1

) option to backup the identity of the 

receiver to a USB device for hastened recovery in case of a failure. 

 

Restore from USB: In this menu use the GO (

1

) option to restore a receiver‟s 

identity from a USB device. 

 

U/D

L/R

L/R

L/R

Remove Device

Setup
USB

Status
Device Name

Insert Device

Restore from USB

Go

Backup to USB

Go

L/R

L/R

 

Figure 5 USB Submenus 

3.2.2.3

 

The Setup:Relays Submenu 

 
Starting from the Main Menu and navigating to the Setup option and pressing ▼, and 
then navigating to the Relays option and pressing 

SET

, a user will have access to the 

Relays submenu.  In the front panel, the relays are represented as a series of 0s and 1s 
with 0 indicating that the relay is off and 1 indicating that it is on. Press ◄ or ► to 

Summary of Contents for XDS PRO4-P

Page 1: ...XDS PRO4 P Satellite Receiver User s Guide...

Page 2: ...be trademarks or registered trademarks and are only used for identification and explanation without intent to infringe Any terms mentioned or used that are known trademarks or service marks have been...

Page 3: ...neven Loading of Rack 11 2 5 Connecting to the Satellite Dish 11 2 5 1 DC Voltage Requirement 11 2 5 2 Warnings About Shorting DC 12 2 6 Connecting to the Ethernet Network 12 2 6 1 Connecting the Cabl...

Page 4: ...ands 30 3 4 1 The ALARM Command 30 3 4 2 The E0 and E1 Commands 30 3 4 3 The Factory Command 31 3 4 4 The FAN Command 31 3 4 5 The HELP Command 31 3 4 6 The LOGS Command 31 3 4 7 The Login Command 32...

Page 5: ...ging the Relay Mappings 51 5 4 Port Schedules 51 5 5 Configuration 52 6 SPECIFICATIONS 54 6 1 Receiver Interface Specification 54 6 2 Mechanical Electrical Specification 54 6 3 Environmental Specifica...

Page 6: ...ceiver 1 1 Important Information Throughout this guide you will find icons designed to help you quickly spot important information Note The note icon identifies information for the proper operation of...

Page 7: ...trolled via one central web application This application is called the Network Management System hereafter referred to as the NMS From the NMS network managers will be able to create play schedules co...

Page 8: ...LNB at your dish be sure to turn on the LNB voltage on the front panel menu AFTER the LNB is connected See Section 2 5 Your new XDS receiver might be delivered with an optional parts kit that include...

Page 9: ...olled via a temperature sensor which will allow the unit to operate under less than optimal conditions It is important to keep in mind that once the receiver is located in a closed or rack environment...

Page 10: ...ed to avoid static build up and voltage spikes which may occur due to lightning strikes or other types of power surges Proper earth grounding of the rack system should be maintained at all times with...

Page 11: ...eiver to the rack 2 4 2 Uneven Loading of Rack When installing the PRO4 P receiver into a rack make sure to place heavier pieces of equipment on the bottom and lighter pieces on the top Caution Uneven...

Page 12: ...ia satellite transmissions It is also equipped with an internet only mode in which is can receive audio data and receiver updates via its Ethernet port For this feature to be functional the receiver m...

Page 13: ...A node is any device on a network that needs a unique IP address to communicate computer server router PRO4 P Receiver etc To set this value for your purposes refer to section 3 2 2 1 2 6 5 Assigning...

Page 14: ...d firing relay closures 2 8 1 Physical Ports Each of the RS 232 ports on the back of the receiver has 32 relay closures that can be mapped The relay mappings can be modified viewed and toggled through...

Page 15: ...rame It is fed into the RS232 port of the encoder port and thereby associated with a single audio stream This data may be embedded within the MPEG2 transport framing structure TSP of a single audio st...

Page 16: ...on 3 2 2 1 to verify your Ethernet settings are properly configured 3 1 4 The Fault LED The FAULT LED has three possible states A red Fault LED indicates that there is an active fault condition affect...

Page 17: ...ock completely at around 3 5 dB A powerful signal will have a high AG indicating little amplification is required while a weak signal will have a low AG indicating unit is amplifying signal Once the b...

Page 18: ...ndication of the compact flash usage in the receiver If the compact flash is in need of repair as indicated in the Active Faults the repair process can be started by pressing the 3 key labeled as Fix...

Page 19: ...the alarm mask to 00000010 error value for Tuner Not Locked if you wanted the relay to fire if the tuner lost lock with the downlink Please refer to section 7 4 for pin out details of the M C port Ve...

Page 20: ...and pressing SET a user will have access to the Network submenus In these submenus the network settings for the receiver can be modified To modify any of these alphanumeric values press SET and then...

Page 21: ...ure respectively o Pressing ESC 3 exits from the Test NOC menu Dial Up allows the user to enable and configure the dial up connection Follow the steps below to configure a dial up connection o Use SET...

Page 22: ...field blank o Pass If you are using SMB and have restricted access to only specific users enter the authorized username s password here If using NFS or SMB with anonymous access leave the field blank...

Page 23: ...display Device Not Found Remove Device When you would like to remove the USB from the receiver navigate to this menu and press SET to dismount the device Once the device has been successfully dismount...

Page 24: ...of the relay ports refer to section 9 5 U D L R Setup Relays Setup Relay A Top 16 0000000000000 Setup Relay B Low 16 0000000000000 Figure 6 Relays Submenus 3 2 2 4 The SETUP TUNER Submenus Starting fr...

Page 25: ...the settings for each of the four ports as well as headphones port To choose which of these five ports to modify scroll between them using or until the desired port is selected Once the desired port...

Page 26: ...s will show up with an icon followed by the name of the recorded program and a time stamp of when the recording was made The following is an example Eighties Jams Fri 05 23 06 45AM When Program Spot o...

Page 27: ...p Program Spot Settings PAD Async Active Faults Fault History Environment Power Status Storage CF M C Port Alarms Version Serial Number Tuner Relays Network USB Factory Defaults DHCP Test NOC Proxy DN...

Page 28: ...ole commands are the same through the rear port or through a telnet terminal 3 3 Setting up a Console Connection To set up a console interface from your computer to the receiver Connect a standard ser...

Page 29: ...ould see the prompt Hudson confirming you are connected and that the receiver is ready to accept commands There are a variety of typed commands to which the receiver will respond By default the consol...

Page 30: ...E1 Commands The E0 and E1 commands change various settings for the first and second Ethernet ports respectively The command followed by any of the below options will display that parameter if there i...

Page 31: ...work ID for the receiver The FACTORY command is only available to the tech profile 3 4 4 The FAN Command The FAN command is used to view or set the speed of the internal cooling fan The following sett...

Page 32: ...LOGIN command over rides the past one or the LOGOUT command is used For security LOGOUT when you are done with the console 3 4 9 The MON Command The MON command can be used to monitor audio through th...

Page 33: ...is available to all profiles 3 4 13 The QUIT Command This command does the exact same thing as LOGOUT There are no options for this command The QUIT command is available to all profiles 3 4 14 The SF...

Page 34: ...will display the time according to the receiver Time is synchronized automatically with the satellite Your timezone may be set from the Affiliate webpage The TIME command is available to all profiles...

Page 35: ...command is available to all profiles 3 4 20 The VOL Command This command sets the volume of the receiver s headphone output The syntax is VOL v where v is a value greater than or equal to 0 mute and l...

Page 36: ...isted across the top for the General menu are Status Tuner Setup Relays and Logs The Status tab is the tab displayed by default upon entering the General menu To navigate to another tab within a menu...

Page 37: ...uner s symbol rate The FEC of the tuner The data rate for the signal The framing status The locked or unlocked status of the tuner The acquisition state of the tuner acquiring tracking or fade Eb No o...

Page 38: ...r The addressing value of the receiver The firmware version of the receiver The date that the current firmware version was designed Station assignments for each of the four audio ports i e station cal...

Page 39: ...29 2008 39 Figure 16 Setup Tab 4 1 4 The Relays Tab The Relays Tab lists all the 16 relay mappings complete with their NETRELAYS and on off status for each of the two relay ports Thus there are 32 to...

Page 40: ...al list of all events logged on the receiver since the last time the logs were purged Information here includes when programs were started when recordings began and finished and operational informatio...

Page 41: ...programs the receiver is set up to receive and use In the Programs grid you are given the Program Name Code Mono Stereo Setting Program ID PID and Authorization status for each Program on the receive...

Page 42: ...raffic and all tabs will all have the same layout To see an example of what these tabs will look like view section 5 3 3 The All Tab 4 3 2 The Traffic Tab The Traffic Tab shows all traffic related tex...

Page 43: ...XDS PRO4 P Receiver User s Guide X Digital Systems Rev K July 29 2008 43 Figure 21 Content Tabs...

Page 44: ...the NMS may modify the relay mappings on the receiver to specify which relays corresponds to which netrelay The following sections will instruct you on how to accomplish these tasks 5 1 Accessing and...

Page 45: ...ith a window asking which station schedule you would like to view or modify If the receiver is set up with more than one station the drop down menu can be used to navigate between them Once the desire...

Page 46: ...down menu will contain all of the programs for which the current station is authorized Once a program is selected press OK to view its network feeds Figure 26 Program Selection The next page will sho...

Page 47: ...rk Feeds The PRO4 P receiver has the ability to play a live broadcast delay a live broadcast play only a partial feed record a program to the hard drive for later playback or any combination of the ab...

Page 48: ...uncheck the box labeled Use Complete Feed Once the box is unchecked the Local Air Start and End time will become editable Keep in mind that the start and End times must fall within the original feed t...

Page 49: ...e partial feed option you can specify whether to capture the entire program or specify custom start and end times to record only part of the feed Figure 32 Recording a Feed With all of the above optio...

Page 50: ...e You can then click on Calendar View to confirm the addition changes you ve made to the schedule Figure 34 Scheduled Program To delete or modify an existing program in the schedule click on the text...

Page 51: ...of the page beneath the X Digital Systems logo Click the Edit button in the top right Edit the text for the corresponding relay you wish to change To edit a cell simply click in it and it will expand...

Page 52: ...l on the scheduler When all desired stations have been added to the scheduler click Save to commit the changes or Cancel to return to the previous schedule To remove all stations from the scheduler an...

Page 53: ...to toggle daylight savings as well Click update to commit the changes If the you have made changes to the port scheduler and wish to immediately change the ports to match the new schedule or if you h...

Page 54: ...ports Monitor and Control Interface RS 232C compatible DB 9 female Web Interface automatically broadcast via LAN and WAN Table 5 Interface Specifications 6 2 Mechanical Electrical Specification Dimen...

Page 55: ...rol In addition to the asynchronous interface the M C connector provides a status relay output and four optical inputs The four optical inputs are activated grounding the input signal The following ta...

Page 56: ...he pin outs for the two relay connectors PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION 1 RLY1A 20 RLY1B 2 RLY2A 21 RLY2B 3 RLY3A 22 RLY3B 4 RLY4A 23 RLY4B 5 Ground 24 Ground 6 RLY5A 25 RLY5B 7 RLY6A 26 RLY6B 8 RLY7A 27 R...

Page 57: ...31 RLY11B 13 RLY11A 32 RLY12B 14 RLY12A 33 Ground 15 Ground 34 RLY13B 16 RLY13A 35 RLY14B 17 RLY14A 36 RLY15B 18 RLY15A 37 RLY16B 19 RLY16A Table 10 Relay Port B Pin Out Connection DB 37M Contacts 16...

Page 58: ...udio Output 6 7 Analog and Digital Audio Input The receiver has one audio input port capable of receiving a digital or analog signal The following table has the pin out of the input port PIN FUNCTION...

Page 59: ...g audio ports The Port A audio is located on the pair of CH0 signals Port B audio is located on the pair of CH1 signals etc The following table contains the pin out of the digital audio port PIN FUNCT...

Page 60: ...P2_TX 4 P3_TX 5 Not Connected 6 Ground 7 Ground 8 Ground 9 Ground Table 18 PAD ASYNC Output Port Pin out Connection DB 9F Asynchronous Port variable up to 115 2K baud 8 data bits no parity no hardwar...

Page 61: ...ID On demand the de multiplexed data will be transmitted via the Ethernet switch to any of the devices requesting such data Connection 75 ohm F type connector Frequency Input Range 950 to 2150 MHz In...

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