Blonder tongue Clearview 4:2 12 Bedienungsanleitung

Stock # Model Name Description

6559 Clearview 4:2 12 H.264 (AVC) to MPEG-2 HD Transcoder; 12 Channels

H.264 to MPEG-2 HD Transcoder

for up to 12 SPTS Channels

Clearview 4:2 12

Quick Guide

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Quick Guide

Product Introducon

The Clearview 4:2 12 receives up to twelve (12) H.264 AES-128 encrypted IP channels from the Technicolor COM3000/2000

devices.

The Clearview 4:2 12 decrypts the AES-128 content into clear IP, transcodes the decrypted H.264 content into MPEG-2,

while preserving the “forensic watermarking” and returns the content to the Technicolor COM3000/2000 devices as clear IP.

Before You Begin

Unpacking the Unit

You will nd the following Items in the box:

• Clearview 4:2 12 (QTY=1)

• Power Cord with IEC C13 line socket and 3-pin Type B NEMA 5 plug (QTY=1)

Features:

• Decrypts AES-128 encrypted H.264 video content

• IP input that supports up to 12 SPTS H.264 HD programs

• IP output supports up to 12 SPTS MPEG-2 HD programs

• Preserves embedded watermarking on outbound MPEG-2

video content

• Easy-to-use GUI for monitoring & control

• 12 front panel Status LEDs, one for each program stream

• One front panel Temperature LED

IMPORTANT NOTE BEFORE YOU BEGIN!

The Key2License from Technicolor is required and MUST be installed on the COM3000/2000

unit prior to setup of this unit. See Secon 3 of the User Manual for more informaon.

The Clearview 4:2 is designed to be installed in a standard 19-inch (483 mm) rack (EIA 310-D, IEC 60297, and DIN 41494 SC48D).

To install, secure the unit's front panel to the rack by inserng four (4) machine screws, with cup washers, through the

four (4) mounng holes in the front panel. A 1RU open space is recommended above the unit for venlaon.

Step 1: Setup and Install of the Unit

DO NOT BLOCKTHE UNIT'S AIR INTAKE OR AIR DISCHARGE OPENINGS

The Unit performance will be degrated without proper venlaon.

Excessive heat will shorten the life of the unit.

To power the unit up, connect the IEC line cord to the receptacle on the rear panel. Then connect the other end to a

120 VAC power outlet. The input power receptacle is equipped with a fuse-holder and fuse (SLO-BLO, 3.0 Amp, 250V).

WARNING

For safe and reliable operaon, the ground pin of the power cord must be grounded properly.

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Step 2: Connecng to a PC/Laptop

ETHERNET ACCESS:

Local or remote communicaon with the unit is only possible through a GUI-based menu via web browser (Chrome or Firefox

is recommended). Before you can communicate with the unit, you must congure your computer's IP address to be in the

same subnet as the units default IP address. To do so, follow these steps:

Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the “Control” port on the unit front-panel interface. Connect the other end

of the Ethernet cable to your computer.

The factory default IP address of the Control port is “172.16.70.1”. In order to communicate with the Control port, you

must rst change your computer's IP address.

The following steps explain how to do this for a computer with Windows 7, Windows 8.x or Windows 10 operang soware:

(a) On your computer, navigate to the “Network and Sharing Center”.

(Note: It can be found using the search box in the Start Menu or for Windows 8.x, the Start Screen)

(b) Once open, click on “Change Adapter Sengs” on le hand side of the window.

(d) A dialog box entled “Local Area Connecon Properes” will appear. In this box, double-click on the “Internet

Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”.

(e) A dialog box entled “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properes” will appear. Select the “Use the following

IP address” opon and enter the following addresses:

IP address: 172.16.70.2

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

No need to enter a value for the Default Gateway.

Click OK to close the dialog box. Your computer is now ready to communicate with the unit.

IMPORTANT NOTE ON PORT CONFIGURATION

The “Control” port and “IP Video” port should not be congured to be within the same IP subnet. The

“Control” port and “IP Video” port should also not be physically connected to the same network without

proper network segmentaon.

It is possible to access the unit's user interface via the “IP Video” port by using the IP address assigned

to XC1.

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This secon provides status messages, temperatures, and fan RPM for the Host system as well as each transcoder used.

The page also features a recent logged message box beneath the main status area which shows the 10 most recent entries

within the Event Log. To see a more in-depth log of event messages, click the “Log” tab located on the right side of the

navigaon menu at the top.

Step 4: Basic Conguraon

System Status

Once you are logged into the unit, you will be presented with the “System Status” page (“Status” tab):

Status Page - Full View

Step 3: Login to the Controller

An Ethernet Cable should be connected between your PC and the “Control” port on the unit. Open a Web browser (Chrome

or Firefox recommended) and type hp://172.16.70.1 in to your web browser to view and congure your Clearview 4:2 12.

Enter the username “Admin” and “pass” as the password and click [LOG IN].

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Step 4: Basic Conguraon (connued)

REMINDER

If the IP Address is changed, the procedure in Step 3 must be repeated using the new IP address in place of

the default IP address in order to re-access the control panel.

IMPORTANT

A reboot is required aer applying a conguraon le.

The user is also able to reboot the unit and upload/download conguraon les. Once downloaded, the sengs can be

applied to the unit or the user can choose to set the unit back to the default factory sengs with a click of a buon.

System Sengs

Go to the “System” tab to change the System Sengs, including unit idencaon and network sengs.

System Page - Full View

The following Ethernet Sengs can be changed: IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and the Primary and Secondary

DNS. In addion, the network sengs for each transcoder slave are individually congurable. Click “Apply Sengs” in order

to save new or changed sengs.

This secon allows the user to individually congure the network sengs for each numbered transcode pair (XC1 to XC6).

When using in conjuncon with the Technicolor COM3000/2000, the IP address of the transcode pair (XC1 to XC6) MUST

correlate with the IP Port address sengs on the "Overview" Tab located on the COM3000/2000. (See Secon 6.2 of the

Manual for more details)

Transcoder Ethernet Sengs

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On this page, the user is able to set up the Video and Audio Pipeline sengs, located on the right side.

The visual representaon of the transcode pipeline on the le side is interacve. Clicking on a Transcode block displays the

corresponding sengs in the “Video/Audio Pipeline Sengs” table, located on the right side. The corresponding tab is also

highlighted for persistent indicaon of the Transcode pipeline sengs currently being shown.

Step 5: Transcoder Conguraon

Transcoders: Sengs

The nal informaon to setup within the unit is located in the “Transcoders:” > “Sengs” tab.

Transcoders: Settings Page - Example

Transcoders: Status

The informaon shown on this screen indicates the status of each transcoder. A visual status of the pipeline is also shown

on the le side. When hovering over a Transcode block, the corresponding status table highlights.

Transcoders: Status Page - Visual and Informational Status

Pipeline Status States

Light Gray (Red Queson Mark): the

transcoder has not been detected yet.

Light Gray: the transcoder is disabled.

Dark Gray (Orange Arrow): the

transcoder is idle.

Green: the transcoder is acve.

Red: the transcode has failed.

IMPORTANT

It is recommended that the user avoid the following incoming port numbers when

conguring the Input Stream URI in the transcoder pipeline sengs: 50000 - 52000

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Troubleshoong

For technical support please contact us at 1-800-523-6049 between the hours of 8am and 5pm EST.

Please refer to the User Manual for addional informaon.

Non-Standard Network Conguraon

Example network conguraon:

1. The Video Source/Sink device's control port is congured to be at 192.168.3.18.

2. The Clearview 4:2 12 IP Video ports are congured to be at 192.168.6.71 - 192.168.6.82 (XC1 at “192.168.6.71”, XC2 at

“192.168.6.72”, etc.) with subnet masks of 255.255.0.0.

3. The Management PC is congured to be at 192.168.3.5 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0.

Note: The subnet mask of the Video Source/Sink device must be congured to be on the same subnet mask as

the Management PC.

Accessing devices from the Management PC:

• To access the Video Source/Sink device, go to hp://192.168.3.18

• To access the Clearview 4:2 12 unit, go to hp://192.168.6.71

Note: Addional Clearview 4:2 12 units sharing the same network with a single Video Source/Sink device need to

have their transcoder (XC1 - XC6) IP addresses assigned to avoid collisions with XC IP addresses on other Clearview

4:2 12 units. In other words, all XC IP addresses on a network *must* be unique across all Clearview 4:2 12 units.

Returning Product for Repair (or Credit)

A Return Material Authorizaon (RMA) Number is required on all products returned to Blonder Tongue, regardless if

the product is being returned for repair or credit. Before returning product, please contact the Blonder Tongue Service

Department at 1-800-523-6049, Ext. 4256 or visit our website: www.blondertongue.com for further informaon.

Product and Documentaon Updates

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Name or Stock Number in the search eld. Upon reaching the product page, the “User Manual” download link will be

located beneath the product image. Firmware Updates are available under “Tech Support” in the “Resources” secon

of the website. General instrucons for the FTP site, as well as updang your rmware, are provided on this page.

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