BridgeTech VB20 Bedienungsanleitung

This guide covers the following Bridge Technologies devices: VB120, VB20, VB220

and VB330. Oponal interface modules, like demodulators, do not require inial

set-up. For further informaon download the User Manual and refer to secon

4.1. The serial number can be found on the unit.

Note: that individual probes in a chassis must be conﬁgured separately.

These modules have a USB port.

Manuals can be downloaded from the end-user log-in area of Bridge

Technologies’ web site

www.bridgetech.tv - click Login

user name: customer

password: xmas4u

Health and safety

Read the safety chapter of the User’s Manual, to avoid potenal hazard.

Technical support

Contact your Bridge Technologies Partner/Reseller or refer to your support

agreement.

Warranty/Soware Upgrades/Training/General enquiries

Contact your Bridge Technologies Partner/Reseller.

Unpack Equipment

Check that there are no obvious damages to equipment due to transport. If

equipment appears to be damaged, please contact your Bridge Technologies

reseller for support.

In addion to the Bridge Technologies hardware itself, the shipment should

include a power cable (two for enhanced chassis) and a USB cable.

Install Equipment and Power Up

Equipment designed for rack installaon should be securely connected to the

rack using rack screws suitable for the rack type.

Note that there should be sucient room for air to freely ow around

the unit, ensuring proper cooling. Also note the direcon of air ow for

your chassis type prior to installaon (refer to the User’s Manual).

When the equipment is installed, it can be powered up by connecng it to a

power outlet using the power cable(s). Bridge Technologies devices for AC mains

can operate in the range 100–240VAC. Refer to the User’s Manual for a

descripon of DC power connecon.

InitialConguration

There are 2 alternave ways of performing an inial conﬁguraon:

1. Preconﬁgured IP address of the probe management port (Go to 1.)

2. Via serial console emulated over USB (Go to 2.)

In the box: Monitoring Probe + Power cord & supply USBA-A Cable

QUICK START GUIDE

Quick Start Guide Monitoring Probe v1 ©BRIDGE Technologies Co AS

1. Conguration Using the Pre-Set IP-Address

The factory sengs for the

wired management interface are:

Management (eth1) IP address: 10.0.20.101

Management (eth1) subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

In order to connect to the eth1 management port, the PC used for set-up should

have corresponding network sengs. Connect directly to the device’s eth1

management port using an Ethernet cable.

For Windows, the network parameters are set in the Control Panel - Network

and Internet - Network and Sharing Center - Local Area Connecon - Properes

- Internet Protocol Version 4 Properes. Select the user deﬁned address.

Set the PC’s IP address to 10.0.20.100 and the subnet mask to 255.255.0.0.

When the IP address of the PC has been set to match the device’s factory seng,

the permanent network sengs can be conﬁgured through the regular web

browser interface.

2. Connecting to the serial console over USB

For the inial set-up, do the following:

1. Install a driver for the USB communicaon

(if not already supported by the operang system)

2. Set the management IP address

Most operang systems will have nave support for the FT232 driver needed.

When a USB cable is connected between a PC and the monitoring probe, the

operang system will detect a new USB device. For Windows, the new device will

appear as a COM port in the Device Manager shown below.

If the operang system does not detect the probe, download and install a driver

for it from the chip manufacturer at hp://www.dichip.com/. Select ﬁrst Drivers,

then VCP followed by the operang system (VCP is short for Virtual COM Port).

If it is not already connected, connect the USB cable between the USB port on

the probe and a USB port on the PC.

Quick Start Guide Monitoring Probe v1 ©BRIDGE Technologies Co AS

Start a terminal program.

- Windows XP users can use Hyperterm

- Linux users can use Minicom

For later versions of Windows, that do not ship with a terminal program, the free

applicaon PuTTY may be downloaded from:

hp://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puy/

Select the new COM port that appears as the USB cable is plugged in (Linux users

should check /var/log/messages to see what device to use) and establish a serial

connecon to the monitoring probe, using these communicaon parameters:

• Baud rate: 9600

• Data bits: 8

• Parity: None

• Stop bits: 1

• Flow control: None

Press ENTER a few mes to bring up the login prompt.

A simple text based menu system should now be displayed. To change a seng,

press the appropriate character from the le-most column, enter the new value

and conﬁrm by pressing ENTER. If DHCP is enabled, you can ﬁnd the currently

assigned IP address by selecng the ethStatusDoc opon.

The monitoring probe is equipped with two network interfaces called manage-

ment (or eth1) and data/video (or eth0).

Congure at least one of the interfaces from the terminal and

then do the rest of the setup from a web browser.

Depending on the installed license, an addional data interface, labelled data2

(eth2), may also be available.

The monitoring probe supports both in-band management (i.e. using eth0 for

both data/video and management) and separate management (i.e. using eth1 for

management). In any case make sure that the subnets conﬁgured for eth0 and

eth1 do not overlap – otherwise the probe will not work properly.

Note that if IP addresses for eth0 and eth1 are conﬁgured so that the

subnets overlap, the IP address of one of the ports will be automacally

set to 1.1.1.1 by the monitoring probe.

Conguring the management interface:

Edit values for IP address, netmask and mm_gateway or enable dhcp instead.

Make sure Management is enabled (set to true) – otherwise management via

web will not be possible.

Conguring the data/video interface:

Enter values for data_ipa, data_mask, data_gateway or al- ternavely enable

data_dhcp. Set data_management to true to enable web access via the data

interface. When all the listed parameters have been conﬁgured, the probe must

be rebooted to let the parameters take eect. This is achieved by selecng the

reboot opon and conﬁrming by selecng ‘t’ for TRUE.

Quick Start Guide Monitoring Probe v1 ©BRIDGE Technologies Co AS

For more informaon refer to user manual, secon 5 & 6.

Verifying Correct Initial Setup

Once the probe management network interface has been conﬁgured, all further

conﬁguraon takes place using a web browser over HTTP.

Launch a web browser applicaon on the management PC.

The following web browsers are supported:

• Microso Edge

• Microso Internet Explorer 11 or higher

• Mozilla Firefox 29 or higher

• Google Chrome

• Apple Safari

Type the IP address of the probe, as set in the inial set-up procedure, in the

browser URL ﬁeld and press ENTER.

The default management view should be displayed inside the browser. The

interface is shown below. Some funconality may require addional licenses to

be installed.

Check Licensing

Check that the device licensing is correct in the About - License view.

Set Network Parameters

Set Ethernet network parameters. This is done in the Setup — Ethernet view.

Connect Media Signals

Connect media signal cables. Depending on the device hardware and soware

opons this might include:

• Ethernet cable carrying mulcast and/or unicast streams

• Coax cable carrying an ASI/MPEG-2 transport stream

• RF cable carrying a modulated signal

Dene Input Signals

ASI

An ASI signal needs no parameter sengs; it is automacally detected by the

probe and monitored by default. Refer to the User’s Manual for conﬁguraon of

the oponal VB242 Mulple ASI Input module.

Ethernet

The probe will only monitor streams that are conﬁgured and joined. This is done

in the Ethernet - Mulcasts view.

RF signal

RF parameters are set in the <RF> — Tuning Setup view. Check the RF input LED

for signal lock once parameters have been set.

Verify Correct Operation

When input signal deﬁnion has been performed the device will start monitor

ing. Check relevant monitoring views for correct device operaon.

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