VIZRT Viz 2110 Manual de usuario
Vizrt 2110 I/O Module User Guide
Version1.0
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Contents
1 Introduction..................................................................................................4
1.1 Welcome............................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Overview............................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Feedback and Suggestions.................................................................................... 5
2 Setup ............................................................................................................6
2.1 Command and Control.......................................................................................... 6
2.2 Input and Output Connections .............................................................................. 6
2.3 Networking........................................................................................................... 7
2.3.1 Ethernet........................................................................................................................... 7
2.3.2 SFP A and B (SMPTE 2110)................................................................................................ 7
2.4 Configuration and Administration ......................................................................... 8
2.4.1 SFPConfiguration ............................................................................................................ 9
2.4.2 Genlock Configuration ..................................................................................................... 9
2.4.3 I/O Channels ................................................................................................................. 10
2.4.4 Administration Panel Footer Tools ................................................................................. 12
3 User Interface .............................................................................................13
3.1 The Desktop ....................................................................................................... 13
3.1.1 Configure Channels ....................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Title Bar and Dashboard...................................................................................... 19
3.2.1 Title Bar Tools ............................................................................................................... 19
3.2.2 Viewport Tools .............................................................................................................. 21
3.2.3 Dashboard Tools ........................................................................................................... 23
4 Appendices.................................................................................................26
4.1 NDI ..................................................................................................................... 26
4.2 Third Party Licenses............................................................................................ 26
4.3 NDI ..................................................................................................................... 26
4.4 Third Party Licenses............................................................................................ 27
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1 Introduction
1.1 Welcome
Thank you for purchasing this Vizrt product. As a company, Vizrt is extremely proud of its record
of innovation and commitments to excellence in design, manufacture, and superb product
support. We are determined to deliver the most complete, reliable and efficient integrated systems
available for live
production and web streaming, with capabilities suited to almost any broadcast need. As well,
support of NewTek’s innovative NDI® (Network Device Interface) protocol places your new system
squarely in the forefront of IP technology solutions for the video broadcast and production
industries.
1.2 Overview
Commitments and requirements can change from production to production. A powerful, versatile
platform for multi-source production and multi-screen delivery workflows, the Viz 2110 I/O
Module quickly pivots to accommodate additional connections.
Viz 2110 I/O IP’s turnkey installation and operation lets you assemble a network of modules to
configure multi-system and multi-site workflows with a minimum of fuss.
Your Viz 2110 I/O IP Module provides a highly efficient interoperability link between production
locations and systems on your network and is readily adaptable to your needs.
Translate as many as four A/V streams (up to 1080p at 59.94) from SMPTE 2110 input to NDI
output, and four more from NDI (or other supported source) to SMPTE 2110 output.
Integrate with compatible systems and devices across your network for switching, streaming,
display, and delivery. You can stack modules in a single rack, or station them in multiple locations
as required to meet the demands of your production environment.
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1.3 Feedback And Suggestions
We encourage suggestions and feedback about our products and documentation. To give feedback
and/or suggestions, please contact your local Vizrt customer support team at www.vizrt.com.
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2 Setup
This chapter explains how to connect power, monitors and audio-visual devices to your Viz 2110 I/
O Module. After completing this short section, you’ll be all set to begin using your Viz 2110 I/O.
This section contains information on the following topics:
Command and Control
Input and Output Connections
Networking
Configuration and Administration
2.1 Command And Control
Connect an external computer monitor to the HDMI port on the backplane (see Input/Output
Connections).
Connect the mouse and keyboard to USB ports also on the backplane.
Connect the power cord to Viz 2110 IO’s backplane.
Turn on the computer monitor.
Press the Power switch on Viz 2110 IO’s faceplate (behind the drop-down door).
At this point, the blue Power LED illuminates, as the device boots up (if this does not happen,
please check your connections and retry). Though not a requirement, we do strongly recommend
that you connect the unit using an uninterruptable power supply (UPS), as for any mission critical
system.
Likewise consider A/C power conditioning, especially in situations where local power is unreliable
or noisy. Surge protection is especially important in some locales. Power conditioners can reduce
wear on power supplies and other electronics, and provide a further measure of protection from
surges, spikes, lightning and high voltage.
2.2 Input And Output Connections
External audio and video sources are connected to the appropriate inputs on Viz 2110 IO’s
backplane.
Tip: Viz 2110 IO’s interface requires a monitor resolution setting of at least 1280x1024.
A word about UPS devices:Modified sine wave UPS devices are popular due to low
manufacturing costs. However, such units should generally be viewed as being of low
quality and possibly inadequate to fully protect the system from abnormal power events.
For a modest added cost, consider a pure sine wave UPS. These units can be relied on to
supply very clean power, eliminating potential problems, and are recommended for
applications demanding high reliability.
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HDMI:Monitor port
Ethernet:Network connections
USB:Connects keyboard, mouse and other peripheral devices.
RESERVED: HD-BNC connector (High Density BNC)
SFP A and SFP B
Power
2.3 Networking
2.3.1 Ethernet
Generally, connecting a suitable cable from one of the two Gigabit Ethernet ports on the backplane
is all that is required to add it to a local area network (LAN), which typically serves for NDI I/O
connections as well as more mundane networking chores. In some settings, additional steps may
be required. You can access the system Network and Sharing control panel to accomplish more
extensive configuration tasks. If further help connecting is required, please consult your system
administrator.
2.3.2 SFP A and B (SMPTE 2110)
The two MSA compatible SFP cages (identified as SFP A and B) are provided.
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This is where you plug in your preferred SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) transceivers to connect
and serve SMPTE 2110 traffic between external systems and your Viz 2110 I/O IP.
Each of the two SFP connection allows two SMTPE 2110 input connections and two outputs to
SMTPE 2110 (for a total of four).
2.4 Configuration And Administration
The configuration of the two SFP ports, Genlock, and (SMPTE 2110) I/O Channels is performed in
Viz 2110 I/O IP’s Administration panel.
This control panel appears on first launch, and thereafter can be accessed by selecting Exit to
Admin from the Desktop, or from the Windows start menu.
SFPConfiguration
Genlock Configuration
I/O Channels
Inputs
Outputs
Administration Panel Footer Tools
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2.4.1 SFPConfiguration
Click the SFP and Genlock tab and the header (A or B) for the SFP you wish to configure to expand
its settings group.
As a minimum, you will need to supply the following values in order to identify the SFP connection
on the network you wish to connect it to:
IPv4Address
Gateway
Net Mask
Optionally, enable the Virtual LAN switch if you intend these connections to be associated with a
VLAN. In this case, continue to configure the following VLAN tags:
PCP: The Priority Code Point refers to the IEEE 802.1p class of service and maps to the frame
priority level. PCP values can be used to prioritize traffic.
DEI: Enable the Drop Eligibility Indicator field indicates the frames eligible to be dropped
when congestion makes it necessary.
VID: The VLAN IDentifier specifies the VLAN to which the frame belongs.
2.4.2 Genlock Configuration
Genlocking provides a mechanism to ensure that your video sources are in sync with one another
and other external systems. The Genlock tab in the Administration panel provides the necessary
settings and options.
Type: Normally, you select SMTPE2059 as the method by which timing reference information
is supplied to the system (the other option, Internal, uses the system clock for timing (free
running) rather than an external reference).
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Master: Either SFP (A or B) can be designated as the Genlock reference source, or you
can select Automatic.
SFP (A/B): Configure the SFP you designated as Master (unless you selected Internal above).
IP Mode: Select the appropriate IP protocol, choosing Multicast, Unicast, or Hybrid.
Join Type: Choose None or IGMPv2.
Master Clock: Specify the for the Master Clock ID for genlock over IP.
Video Settings: Specify the Frame Rate, Type (choose between fielded and progressive
options), Width and Height.
2.4.3 I/O Channels
As mentioned previously, each SFP transceiver allows two SMTPE 2110 input connections (for a
total of four) and two outputs to SMTPE 2110.Inputs 1 and 2, and outputs 1 and 2 are served by
SFP A, while SFP B handles inputs 3 and 4 and outputs 3 and 4.
Note: The frame rate selected determines which optional formats are shown in the Live
Desktop menus. For example, selecting 29.97 or 59.94 results in only NTSC format frame
rate options being listed.
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