Vislink UltraCoder Manual de usuario

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UltraCoder

OPERATORS MANUAL

UltraCoder Operators Manual

Contents

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Contents

1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 1

2. Specifications ...................................................................................................................................... 3

2.1. Physical .......................................................................................................................................................3

2.2. Inputs .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.3. Outputs ...................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.4. Remote Control/Monitoring.................................................................................................................3

2.5. Performance.............................................................................................................................................. 3

3. Front Panel.......................................................................................................................................... 5

3.1. Buttons ....................................................................................................................................................... 5

3.2. Menu Screen..............................................................................................................................................6

3.3. USB.............................................................................................................................................................. 6

4. Rear Panel ........................................................................................................................................... 7

4.1. IP Video ......................................................................................................................................................7

4.2. Ethernet Control .....................................................................................................................................8

4.3. ASI In........................................................................................................................................................... 8

4.4. Data............................................................................................................................................................. 8

4.5. SFP 1 & 2....................................................................................................................................................9

4.6. ASI Out....................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.7. SD Card...................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.8. AC Power..................................................................................................................................................9

5. Menu Navigation..............................................................................................................................11

5.1. Encoder Setup.........................................................................................................................................11

5.2. Audio Setup.............................................................................................................................................14

5.3. Unit Setup................................................................................................................................................16

5.4. System.......................................................................................................................................................22

6. Remote Control .............................................................................................................................. 27

6.1. SNMP ........................................................................................................................................................27

6.2. Web Browser .........................................................................................................................................28

7. Appendices........................................................................................................................................ 31

7.1. Appendix A –Software Upgrades .....................................................................................................31

7.2. Appendix B –Maintenance & Fault Finding .....................................................................................32

7.3. Appendix C –BISS Video Encryption ...............................................................................................33

7.4. Appendix D –Electrical Safety ...........................................................................................................34

UltraCoder Operators Manual

Document Disclaimer

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Document Disclaimer

The information contained in this manual remains the property of Vislink and may not be used,

disclosed or reproduced in any other form whatsoever without the prior written permission of

Vislink.

Vislink reserves the right to alter the equipment and specification appertaining to the equipment

described in this manual without notification.

UltraCoder Operators Manual

Document History

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Document History

Version

Date

Modification

11/11/2015

Initial release

24/11/2015

Changes to menu structure

16/12/2015

Modified ASI to IP description. Updated ASI Out options. Removed

Dolby references –not currently supported. Modified Introduction

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UltraCoder Operators Manual

Introduction

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1. Introduction

The Vislink UltraCoder is a lightweight 1RU, half-rack width HEVC encoder capable of encoding 4K

UHD, HD and SD video.

The system uses the latest advanced HEVC encoding techniques to offer up to 50% bit rate reduction

compared to H.264, resulting in the delivery of high quality video at low bit rates. It has the ability to

encode one 4K UHD video or up to four simultaneous HD video streams, making it the most

advanced encoder in its range. Being so lightweight, it’s ideal for flyaway or vehicle mounted

applications, where weight and space is critical.

Along with Vislink’s UltraDecoder this product provides a complete end to end HEVC & 4K encode

and decode solution.

The unit includes two user configurable SFP+ video interface module slots.

An Ethernet connector provides IP Video connectivity, with the flexibility to operate the

encapsulation/de-encapsulation process with internal encoding or, independently from the encoding

process.

The IP video streaming output can be sourced from the inbuilt video encoder or from an external ASI

source; the output will be packetized ASI in an Ethernet format. The IP input (same connector as the

output that can be used at the same time) can receive IP encapsulated ASI and convert back to ASI.

This ASI can either be an additional source to the ‘local’ encoder, forming a multiplex with it, or to

provide an independent ASI output.

IP Data can be carried over ASI, multiplexed with the local video encoder to provide a one direction

data path.

Full remote control can be made either by SNMP or by accessing the internal web server from a web

browser. A clear graphical routing page in the web-browser interface gives total control of all the

possible combinations. This common control page also contains automatic links to all adjustable

parameters of the unit at a single click.

This manual provides information on the complete range available; note that not all options are

fitted at time of manufacture, and may require a return to factory for future hardware upgrades.

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Introduction

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Purchases of additional licence keys to enable functions not initially ordered may be entered in the

field.

Firmware upgrades may be offered from time to time for the customer to download into the unit to

add additional features as they become available.

Please note that when the unit is configured to encode four simultaneous HD video streams,

interruption of any input will not affect the other channels, however the interrupted channel will not

recover automatically. The channel must be manually reset, which will affect all four channels,

therefore should only be performed when operationally convenient to do so.

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Specifications

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2. Specifications

2.1. Physical

Feature

Description

Dimensions

1RU half-width chassis x 350mm deep

Weight

1.9kg approx. (4lbs)

Power Connector

3 pin IEC plug with dual fusing

AC Supply

90-264V AC 50/60Hz @ <100VA

Temperature Range

0 to +50°C operating, -20°C to +70°C storage

Humidity

90% max. non-condensing

Data

15way D-Type female

Ethernet Control & IP Video

RJ45

USB Ports

Type A

SFP

HD BNC 75Ω

ASI connections

BNC 75Ω

2.2. Inputs

Feature

Description

4 x HD-SDI

Standard interface SFP modules supplied. Optical/HDMI on request.

ASI

75Ωto ISO/IEC 13818-2 188Bytes constant rate

2.3. Outputs

Feature

Description

ASI

75Ω to ISO/IEC 13818-2 188Bytes constant rate

IP Video

10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet

2.4. Remote Control/Monitoring

Feature

Description

USB

For software upgrades

Remote Control

10/100Mb/s Web Browser/SNMP

IP Address (factory default)

192.168.0.90

Subnet Mask (factory default)

255.255.255.0

MAC Address

00.1D.65.nn.nn.nn (n will be unit specific)

2.5. Performance

2.5.1. H.265 VIDEO FORMATS,RESOLUTION &BITRATES

Feature

Description

4K UHD Main 10

8/10 bit 4.2.0 1.0 –25.0Mb/s

4K UHD Main 4.2.2 10

8/10 bit 4.2.0/4.2.2 1.0 –25.0Mb/s

HD Main 10

8/10 bit 4.2.0 1.0 –20.0Mb/s

HD Main 4.2.2 10

8/10 bit 4.2.0/4.2.2 1.0 –20.0Mb/s

SD Main

4.2.0 0.5 –6.0Mb/s

SD Main 4.2.2

4.2.2 2.0 –6.0Mb/s

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Specifications

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Feature

Description

Formats

480i @ 29.97

576i @ 25

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

2.5.2. AUDIO

Feature

Description

Encoder

ISO 14496-3 2006 (HE-AAC) 8 pairs

Inputs

Embedded

Audio pairs may be split across up to four video streams or used on just one stream. Pairs must be

used in even numbers (odd pairs are invalid).

2.5.3. IP VIDEO

Feature

Description

Type

10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet

Protocol

IEEE802.3 Ethernet

Encapsulation for ASI –RTP (RFC2250), ARP, IPv4, IGMPv2/3,

TCP/UDP

FEC

Pro-MPEG Forum Code of Practice #3 release 2 (CoP3)/

SMPTE 2022-2007

1-7 TS (ASI) packets per IP packet (configurable) with L&D

Note that the UltraCoder can stream or receive an IP video stream to the above specification

converting to or from ASI. Both the IP In (the extraction of ASI from an IP Video stream) and IP Out

(encapsulation of ASI into Ethernet) are chargeable licensed options.

IP In can be used as an external source the encoder and multiplexed with the internal encoder to

form multiple services.

The IP Out function enables ASI to be transmitted over Ethernet networks. Two IP streams can be

generated going to two different IP locations.

The source of IP for these two streams can independently come from either the internal encoder(s),

after multiplexer, or the external ASI connector.

The UltraCoder could be used as a standalone external ASI to IP encapsulator at the same time as

streaming the output of the internal encoder(s), to another IP destination.

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3. Front Panel

3.1. Buttons

3.1.1. MENU

Selecting this button will toggle between the menus and the AV lock status screen. It will also return

the menu screen to the main operating level from any point (as long as an item is not being edited).

3.1.2. ESCAPE

Selecting this button will return the menu screen to the level above the one being displayed if an

item is not being edited.

If an item is being edited, then this button will cancel the change being made and return to the

previously stored value.

3.1.3. STATUS

Selecting this button will change the menu screen to display the Alarms screen. Pressing the button

again will return the display to the screen that was previously being viewed.

3.1.3.1. ALARM LED

This LED will illuminate green when the system is operating as expected. If the system is generating

a warning, indicating that there is an issue to be aware of, then this LED will be illuminated in amber.

If the system is generating an error, then the LED will be illuminated red.

Details of the errors and warnings will be displayed in the Alarms screen, and which items are

displayed as alarms and their severity may be configured using the internal web interface.

3.1.3.2. POWER LED

This LED will be illuminated green when power is applied to the unit.

3.1.4. NAVIGATION (˄˅˂˃)

These buttons are used to navigate up, down, left and right around the menu screens.

3.1.5. ENTER

When editing an item this button will apply and store the selected value.

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3.2. Menu Screen

The menu screen provides the facility to configure all aspects of the unit via the front panel buttons

and also shows the AV lock states. See Menu Navigation (section 5 below) for full details of the

menus.

3.3. USB

This connector provides the facility for upgrading the unit’s software via a USB memory stick, as well

as downloading and uploading the unit configuration.

Please see Appendix A –Software Upgrade (section 7.1 below) for details on how to perform an

upgrade.

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