Toner DIP3200A Bedienungsanleitung

DIP3200A 32 Program IP to Analog Modulator

User Manual

969 Horsham Road lHorsham, Pennsylvania 19044 USA l Phone: 215-675-2053 Fax: 215-675-7543 l[email protected]

Directory

Chapter 1 Product Overview ..............................................................................1

1.1 Key Features..................................................................................................1

1.2 Specifications............................................................................................ 1-2

1.3 Appearance and Illustration .........................................................................3

Chapter 2 Installation Guide...............................................................................4

Chapter 3 Web NMS Management ............................................................... 5-12

Precautions........................................................................................................13

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Chapter 1 Product Overview

1.1 Key Features

 2 GE ports (max 64 IP programs total MPTS/SPTS), Max 840Mbps for each GE input

 Support HEVC/H.265, H.264/AVC, MPEG-2 TS Decapsulation

 Processing of up to 32 IP multicast groups of a Gigabit Ethernet MPEG TS into up to 32

 standard NTSC or PAL Analog channels

 32 non-adjacent or adjacent carriers output within 400MHz bandwidth

 RJ-45 Ethernet front jack for Configuration and Web-based Network management

1.2 Specifications

Input

Interface/rate

2 GE RJ-45 ports for content ingest

Max 840Mbps for each GE input

Stream

UDP, UDP / RTP, 1-7 packets, FEC, SPTS,

MPTS

Transport Protocol

UDP/RTP, unicast and multicast, IGMP

V2/V3

Packet Length

188 / 204 Bytes

Decoding

Parameters

Video codecs

HEVC/H.265, H.264/AVC Level 4.1 HP,

MPEG-2 MP@HL

Audio formats supported

MPEG-1/2 Layer 1/2, (HE-)AAC,AC3

Data

Teletext, Teletext subtitles, DVB Subtitling

Resolutions

HEVC/H.265:

1080@60P ,1080@60I,1080@50P,1080@

50I,720@60P,720@50P

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H.264/AVC:

1080@60I,1080@50P,1080@50I,1080@3

0P,1080@25P ,

720@60P,720@50P,576@50I,480@60I

MPEG2:

1080@60I,1080@50I,

720@60P,720@50P,576@50I,480@60I

Aspect ratio

4:3/16:9

Modulation

Number of Output

Channels

Up to 32 Analog

Connectors

75 ohm F-Female

Frequency range

47 – 862MHz

Output Bandwidth

400MHz

Output level

maximum 52 dBmV

Return loss

≥ 14dB

Spurious frequency dist.

≥ 60dB

Stereo cross talk

> 55dB

Residual carrier

accuracy

TV standard

NTSC or PAL B-G,

Video-signal to noise

ratio

≥ 60dB

Network

Interface

Management

1 x 100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ 45)

Data

2 x 1000 Base-T Ethernet (RJ 45)

Protocol

IEEE802.3 Ethernet, RTP, ARP, IPv4,

TCP/UDP, HTTP, IGMPv2/v3

Performance

Image resolution

up to 1080i

CNR

60 dB (after internal combining)

SNR

> 53 dB (after internal combining)

Sampling frequency

48, 44.1, 32

Output volume

adjustment

0 - 100 %

General

Demission

19x16.5x1.75 Inches 420×440×44.5

(WxDxH)

Temperature

32-110 °F (0-45° C)

Power Supply

AC100V±10%, 50/60Hz

or AC 220V±10%,50/60Hz

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1.3 Appearance and Illustration

Front Panel Illustration

Rear Panel Illustration:

NMS: network management port

Power Indicator

Grounding/ Earthing connection

AC Power Connection (IEC Jack)

Power switch

Content Input RJ-45 Jacks (2)

RF output connector, F Female

RF test connector, F Female –  dB

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Chapter 2 Installation Guide

2.1 Grounding

It is recommended that the chassis be grounded using the grounding screw on the rear

2.2 Power cord connection

The power socket is located on the rear panel, and the power switch is next to it.

2.3 Content connection

Use a standard Category 5 or higher Ethernet cable(s) to connect the DIP3200A to your

signal source

2.3 Management and web connection

Use a standard Category 5 or higher Ethernet cable to connect the DIP3200A to a network

or computer

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Chapter 3 Web NMS Management

Setup and management can only be done using the IP network jack on the front panel

3.1 Login

The factory default IP address is 192.168.0.136

Launch the web browser and input the DIP3200A IP address in the browser’s address bar

and press Enter.

The Login box will appear (Figure-1). Enter the default Username and Password. Both the

default Username and Password are “admin” without the “. Then click on Login” to enter the

setup screen

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Figure-1

3.2.1 Login Screen

When correctly logged in the following screen will appear (Figure-2).

Figure-2

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3.2.2 Settings IP Input:

Click “IP Input” on the left side of the screen to set up the input IP’s (Figure-3).

Select at the top of the screen which channel you want the program on. CH01 will be the first

channel in your output which you will select later when you set up modulation.

Here is where you select the Programs from the inputs on the left and select the outputs

selecting the ===> button to add them to the Output area. Here you will see the details of the

channel.

Figure-3

Configure ‘Input Area’ and ‘Output Area’ with buttons in ‘Operation Area’. Instructions are as

below:

: To add input channel which come from Data1 or Data 2 or Data Module (front panel)

: To edit the input channel

: To delete the input channel

: To delete all inputs channel

To refresh the input program information

To refresh the output program information

Select one input program first and click this button to transfer the selected

program to the right box to output.

Input Area

Output Area

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Similarly, user can cancel the multiplexed programs from the right box.

To select all the input programs

To select all the output programs

To parse programs time limitation of parsing input programs

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3.2.3 Settings Output: Modulator:

Select “Modulator”, to set up the analog output channels (Figure-4) NOTE all your channels

must be within a 400 MHz wide bandwidth window. The DIP3200A will not allow you to

select a channel beyond the window so make sure your first channel and last channel are

no more than 394 MHz apart.

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Figure-4

Remember to save changes, refer to 3.3.3

The analog output channels are selected based on the picture carrier frequency. Use the

Frequency List (Figure 5) to choose the correct frequency for the channel you want.

Channel 1 will be the first program you selected on the IP Input and Channel 2 will be the

second channel selected and so on.

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Channel Video Audio Channel Video Audio Channel Video Audio

2 55.25 59.75 42 331.275 335.775 87 601.25 605.75

3 61.25 65.75 43 337.263 341.763 88 607.25 611.75

4 67.25 71.75 44 343.263 347.763 89 613.25 617.75

5 77.25 81.75 45 349.263 353.763 90 619.25 623.75

6 83.25 87.75 46 355.263 359.763 91 625.25 629.75

95 91.25 95.75 47 361.263 365.763 92 631.25 635.75

96 97.25 101.75 48 367.263 371.763 93 637.25 641.75

97 103.25 107.75 49 373.263 377.763 94 643.25 647.75

98 109.275 113.775 50 379.263 383.763 100 649.25 653.75

99 115.275 119.775 51 385.263 389.763 101 655.25 659.75

14 121.263 125.763 52 391.263 395.763 102 661.25 665.75

15 127.263 131.763 53 397.263 401.763 103 667.25 671.75

16 133.263 137.763 54 403.25 407.75 104 673.25 677.75

17 139.25 143.75 55 409.25 413.75 105 679.25 683.75

18 145.25 149.75 56 415.25 419.75 106 685.25 689.75

19 151.25 155.75 57 421.25 425.75 107 691.25 695.75

20 157.25 161.75 58 427.25 431.75 108 697.25 701.75

21 163.25 167.75 59 433.25 437.75 109 703.25 707.75

22 169.25 173.75 60 439.25 443.75 110 709.25 713.75

7 175.25 179.75 61 445.25 449.75 111 715.25 719.75

8 181.25 185.75 62 451.25 455.75 112 721.25 725.75

9 187.25 191.75 63 457.25 461.75 113 727.25 731.75

10 193.25 197.75 64 463.25 467.75 114 733.25 737.75

11 199.25 203.75 65 469.25 473.75 115 739.25 743.75

12 205.25 209.75 66 475.25 479.75 116 745.25 749.75

13 211.25 215.75 67 481.25 485.75 117 751.25 755.75

23 217.25 221.75 68 487.25 491.75 118 757.25 761.75

24 223.25 227.75 69 493.25 497.75 119 763.25 767.75

25 229.263 233.763 70 499.25 503.75 120 769.25 773.75

26 235.263 239.763 71 505.25 509.75 121 775.25 779.75

27 241.263 245.763 72 511.25 515.75 122 781.25 785.75

28 247.263 251.763 73 517.25 521.75 123 787.25 791.75

29 253.263 257.763 74 523.25 527.75 124 793.25 797.75

30 259.263 263.763 75 529.25 533.75 125 799.25 803.75

31 265.263 269.763 76 535.25 539.75 126 805.25 809.75

32 271.263 275.763 77 541.25 545.75 127 811.25 815.75

33 277.263 281.763 78 547.25 551.75 128 817.25 821.75

34 283.263 287.763 79 553.25 557.75 129 823.25 827.75

35 289.263 293.763 80 559.25 563.75 130 829.25 833.75

36 295.263 299.763 81 565.25 569.75 131 835.25 839.75

37 301.263 305.763 82 571.25 575.75 132 841.25 845.75

38 307.263 311.763 83 577.25 581.75 133 847.25 851.75

39 313.263 317.763 84 583.25 587.75 134 853.25 857.75

40 319.263 323.763 85 589.25 593.75 135 859.25 863.75

41 325.263 329.763 86 595.25 599.75

Figure-5

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