Eyevis eGate 130-HDMI video encoder User Manual
Below you will find brief information for video encoder eGate 130-HDMI. The encoder can receive an HDMI video signal and encode it to an H.264 video stream. The encoded stream can then be transmitted over a network to other devices. The encoder can be configured to use different codecs, resolutions, and bitrates. It also supports scene change detection and chroma downfiltering. The video encoder eGate 130-HDMI is a powerful and versatile tool that can be used in a variety of applications, such as professional video conferencing, digital signage, and live streaming.
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DVI OVER IP NETWORKS eye GATE-130-HDMI
User Manual
Version 1.4 (May 2015)
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Table of Content
Delivery content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Operating and safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Accessing and configuring the eyeGATE-130-HDMI . . . . . . . . . . 7
Graphical user interface of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI . . . . . . . . . . 8
APPLY and SAVE Buttons � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9
Encoder configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Menu: Encoder / Settings � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 10
Menu: Encoder / Audio � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13
Menu: Network / Settings � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14
Menu: System / Settings � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 15
Menu: System / Settings � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 16
Menu: System/Update (Update firmware version) � � � � � � � � � � � � � 17
Menu: System / Password � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 18
Restarting the eyeGATE-130-HDMI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
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Setup the eyeGATE-130-HDMI in eyeCON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Display the eyeGATE-130-HDMI on a eyevis wall � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22
Receiving the stream with the VLC player 23
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About this manual
Read and pay attention to this manual. It contains important information on the product. In particular, note all of the safety instructions and warnings.
Keep this manual in a safe place!
Warnings used
NOTICE
Indicates a hazard that could lead to damage or destruction of the product.
The general warning symbol indicates a hazard that could lead to injuries or
death. In the text section, the general warning symbol is used in conjunction with the warning levels described below.
Caution
Indicates a hazard that could lead to minor or moderate injuries.
WARNING
Indicates a hazard that could lead to death or serious injury.
Danger
Indicates a hazard that leads to immediate death or serious injury.
Symbols used
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Indicates a single action or multiple actions which do not have to be performed in any specific order.
Indicates a set of actions that have to be performed in a specific order.
Indicates the result of the action step(s).
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Information about specific characteristics or properties
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TIP:
Tips for the best practise
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Unpacking the encoder
When you unpack the ordered equipment, please make sure that all the equipment is complete.
eyeGATE-130-HDMI - blade-based units
Normally the eyeGATE-130-HDMI blades are pre-fit into the according chassis that the encoders have been ordered with.
If eyeGATE-130-HDMI blades are ordered and shipped separately, please be careful when handling the blades. Be sure to avoid electrostatic influence when touching the blades.
Delivery content
After unpacking, your eyeGATE-130-HDMI should include the following:
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1x eyevis CD which includes this user guide
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1x eyeGATE-130-HDMI H.264 HD Encoder blade
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1x power supply
Setting up the encoder
► Always read the instructions carefully and keep this user guide for future reference.
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Please set up the encoder on a reliable and flat plane.
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Operating and safety instructions
The eyeGATE-130-HDMI should not be exposed to the following:
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Storing temperatures between 0°C and +65°C.
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Moist and dusty environments.
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Air humidity above 80%.
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Avoid extreme vibrations or shocks.
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Avoid direct sunlight and extreme heat.
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Avoid quick and dramatic temperature changes.
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Connecting the encoder
Please pay attention about the cabling order between the power supply and the encoder.
To connect the encoder:
1.
Connect at first always the connector of the power supply to the chassis.
2.
Lock the cable connector to the socket of the encoder, so the cable cannot accidentally be pulled out.
3.
Connect the power cable to the power supply.
4.
Connect the network cable to the network interface of the encoder.
5.
Connect your HDMI/DVI source unit to the HDMI input of the eyeGATE-130-
HDMI.
The eyeGATE-130-HDMI supports also loop through of the HDMI input signal via the HDMI output interface.
Furthermore, if you have analogue audio, please use the 3.5 Mini Jack connector.
LED
Fig� 1: View of connectors
Connectors Description
DIAG
LOOP OUT
IN
AUDIO IN
USB
Network
Power IN
Tab� 1: Description of connectors
LED status indicator. The LED indicates the status
(operational state) of the eyeGATE. The status is indicated by the LED color and LED flashing (blinking) speed.
LED status Description
Constant green OK, encoder in operation, encoding video
Flashing green OK, but the signal is missing
Flashing red Network error: Encoder cannot send data packets
Constant red
No LED light
General error
Check power and power supply
Loop trough of the HDMI signal
Input for DVI / HDMI signals (with embedded Audio).
Audio input for analogue audio via 3.5 Mini Jack.
USB-Interface
Standard 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet via RJ45
Connector for the power supply
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eyeGATE-130-HDMI User Guide
This chapter gives you an overview over the eyeGATE-130-HDMI and demonstrates the encoder’s main functions.
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Before proceeding please be sure that the encoder is setup correctly and all necessary connections are established
Accessing and configuring the eyeGATE-130-HDMI
To access the eyeGATE-130-HDMI:
1.
Open a standard web browser
2.
Type the eyeGATE-130-HDMI’s IP address (for example 172.16.20.100) in the address filed
3.
Press the button “ENTER”.
The encoder is configured by factory default to automatically start the encoding process and streaming the video with the multicast address
239.252.20.100, when a video is connected and a network link is established.
To be able to login to the encoder’s user interface, your computer has to be in the same IP-address range (subnet).
You briefly might have to change your computers IP-address to be in the same subnet as the encoder. Only then you will be able to access the encoder and change the encoder‘s IP-address, and of course afterwards change your computer‘s IP-address back.
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If you have the factory presets and it’s not specified elsewhere, the IP address will be the default value 172.16.20.100.
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Login
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To login the eyeGATE-130-HDMI:
1.
Enter the IP address of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI in the address line of your web browser and pressing “
Enter
”.
A login screen appears
Fig� 2: Web browser login
2.
Enter username and password and click “
Login
”.
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Default username: admin
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Default password: admin
Graphical user interface of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI
Navigational menus
After a successfull login you have access to the configuration interface of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI. All settings can be adjusted via web-browser.
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Main Menu:
The main menu contains the ‘ENCODER’, ‘NETWORK’, ‘SYSTEM’, ‘HELP’ and
‘LOGOUT’ links from the top bar.
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Secondary Menu
After selecting the desired menu item from the main menu, choose an area for configuration from the secondary menu, which resides on the left-hand side.
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APPLY and SAVE Buttons
A change or multiply changes will only take effect after the ‘> APPLY’ button is pressed.
The encoder will then start working with the new parameters, but the parameters will not be saved to the encoder. Applied settings are not saved and will be lost after a reboot.
Good for quickly testing and applying different settings.
The same as the ‘> APPLY’ button but the settings will be applied and saved to the encoders flash memory.
Saved parameters will be used by the encoder even when the encoder is turned off & on or after a reboot has taken place.
Good for permanently saving the encoder configuration.
The Info-Box
The Info-Box shows current information about the eyeGATE.
► The Info-Box opens by pressing the button “Info-Box” on the bottom of settings menu.
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Fig. 3: View of Info-Box
Information Description
Codec: Shows the current used video codec for the output
Encoder Status: Shows whether the encoder is encoding or not.
Profile:
Uptime:
Shows the selected profile which are used for the streaming.
Shows how long the encoder is running.
Video Locked: Shows whether the video is locked or not.
Transform Rate: Shows the transport rate when ‘Transport Stream Padding’ is ‘ON’.
Video bitrate:
Session name:
Destination:
IP Address:
Bytes Encoded
Shows the video bitrate witch is set.
Shows the specified SAP session name of the encoder.
Shows the destination multicast address and port.
Shows the IP-address of the encoder device.
Shows the bytes which the encoder has encoded.
Tab� 1: Description of Info-Box
You can minimize the Info-Box by clicking at the grey Info-Box. Furthermore, the Info-Box minimizes itself automatically after five minutes. To maximize the
Info-Box, please click at the arrow which is shown at the minimized Info-Box.
The arrow is shown at the left of this text break.
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Encoder configuration
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Menu: Encoder / Settings
Under the menu option ‘ENCODER/SETTINGS’ you define the main operational state of the encoder. Here you can set encoding process to ‘On’ or ‘Off’.
Fig� 4: View of main settings menu
Settings Description
Encoder Start::
Stream Mode::
VideoLoss:
AudioLoss:
Stops or starts the encoding process
Specifies the stream mode of the transmitted stream. You can chose between:
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TS (Transport Stream)
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TS/VIDEO (Transport Stream Video Only)
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TS/AUDIO (Transport Stream Audio Only)
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VES (Video Elementary Stream)
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AES (Audio Elementary Stream)
If the video input signal is lost, you can choose here a screen which should streamed out. Following screens are available:
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OFF
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BLACK
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GREY
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COLORBAR
If ‘OFF’ is chosen, the encoder stops the streaming when the video input is lost. The ‘VideoLoss’ function is supported for SDI signals and analogue video signals.
If the audio input signal is lost, you can specify here what shall be happen in this case. Following possibilities are available:
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OFF
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SINE
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SILENCE
If ‘OFF’ is chosen, the encoder stops the streaming when the embedded audio input is lost. When the analogue audio input is lost, the encoder streams only the video in this case.
If ‘SINE’ is chosen, the encoder streams the video with pure tone.
If ‘SILENCE’ is chosen, the encoder steams only the video when the embedded audio input is lost.
Transport Stream
Padding:
Specifies the padding mode. You can choose between:
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ON (is recommend when a constant data rate is needed)
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OFF (the transport stream has a variable data rate. All settings in the ‘VBV size’ field of the ‘video’ webpage have no effects)
VBR TS Rate Limit [kbps]: Specifies the maximum transport stream rate in kBit/s when ‘Transport Stream Padding’ is ‘OFF’.
CBR TS Rate [kbps]: Specifies the transport stream rate in kBit/s when ‘Transport Stream Padding’ is ‘ON’.
Tab� 2: Description of main settings
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Menu: Encoder / Video
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Codec:
Bitrate:
Settings
Intra Frame Intervall:
VBV Size [ms]:
Profile:
Fig� 5: View of video settings menu
Description
Displays the codec of the output stream.
Specifies video bitrate in kBits/s
Specifies the interval of intra frames. Intra frames (= I-Frames) are total independently coded and are used as references frames.
Additional Information about P-Frames and GOP length:
At the eyeGATE-130-HDMI the data volume of a P-Frame amounts between 5% and
20% of an I-Frame. If is assumed of an average data volume of 10%, it means that for one I-Frame or ten P-Frames the same data volume is needed. The H.264 standard allows long GOPs. The eyeGATE-130-HDMI limits the GOP length to 500 frames. More
P-Frames at the same data rate means also a better quality. But more P-Frames have also two disadvantages: 1) The decoder can start the decoding process not till then the decoder get an I-Frame. That means at a GOP of 500 frames, the decoder waits in worst case 20 seconds before a picture can be displayed. 2) The result of this is also, that at occurrence of network errors (high packet loss), Frame gaps of up to 20 seconds can occur. So, the lower the P-Frames, the higher are the robustness and the faster can be switched the streams.
Specifies the input- and output buffer of the encoder and have an effect directly to the delay.
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We recommend a VBV buffer size of 2500 msec.
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For a small delay you can set the VBV buffer up to 800 msec., but when the video content is complex, it is possible that a buffer overflow occurs and because of this the stream is faulty.
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Between the VBV buffer, the enabled padding mode and the transport rate exists a closed connection and their settings have an effect to the video. Therefore we recommend the following: Big VBV buffer value
→
Small transport rate value Small
VBV buffer value
→ Big transport rate value
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This field has only an effect when padding is ‘ON’.
Specifies the used profile. Profiles specify the syntax (i.e. algorithms) of the video codec. You can select between:
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Baseline
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Main (uses CABAC)
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Main Cabac Off (uses CAVLC)
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High
For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.264#Profiles
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Aspect Ratio:
Frame Rate Divider:
Frame Mode:
Down Convert:
Scene change detection:
Chroma Downfilter :
Video Details:
Specifies the aspect ratio. If an analogue input signal includes the WSS (Wide Screen
Signal) the encoder can detect whether the input signal is in 16:9 or in 4:3, when menu ‘Aspect Ratio’ is switched to ‘AUTO’. If your video source does not include the
WSS in its analogue output signal, although you have a ’16:9’ signal, you can manually switch in this field the encoder to ’16:9’ or ‘4:3’.
Specifies the frame rate divider value. The frame rate will be divided of this set value and can be thereby reduced.
Specifies the encoding mode. You can choose between:
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AUTO (Decision via visual conten)
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PROGRESSIVE
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INTERLACED
Specifies the resolution for the down conversion. If HD/SD permission is enabled, following resolutions are available:
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OFF
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720p
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D1
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CIF
If SD permission is enabled, only the resolutions ‘D1’ and ‘CIF’ are available. The
‘SYSTEM / SETTINGS’ webpage shows whether your encoder has the SD or HD/SD permission, see chapter 4.4.5 on page 16. Following resolution conversions are possible:
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1920x1200/60 to 720p/30
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1920x1200/60 to D1 480p30
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1920x1200/60 to CIF (352x240p30)
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1600x1200/60 to 720p/30
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1600x1200/60 to D1 480p30
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1600x1200/60 to CIF (352x240p30)
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1280x1024/60 to 720p/60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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1280x1024/60 to D1 480p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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1280x1024/60 to CIF 352x240p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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1024x768 to 720p not workable, would be upscaling
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1024x768 to D1 480p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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1024x768 to CIF 352x240p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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800x600 to 720 not workable, would be upscaling
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800x600 to D1 480p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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800x600 to CIF 352x240p60 if no ‘frame rate divider’ is defined
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1080i25/30 to 720p25/30
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1080i25/30 to D1 (576i25, 480i30)
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1080i25/30 to CIF (360x288p25, 360x240p30)
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720p50/60 to D1 (576p50, 480p60), ‘Frame Rate Divider’ = ‘2’ for 25/30p
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720p50/60 to CIF (360x288p50, 360x240p60), ‘Frame Rate Divider’ = ‘2’ for 25/30p
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D1 (576i25, 480i30) to CIF (360x288p25, 360x240p30)
Enables / Disables the scene change detection. If FEC permission is enabled (see chapter 4.4.5 on page 16), the scene change detection is independent from FEC
(Forward Error Correction).
Enables / Disables a Chroma Filter from 4.2.2 to 4.2.0
Enable the Filter when difficult Input with fine lines is used.
For downscaling and chroma downfiltering frate_divider may need to be set to an appropriate value > 1, depending on input resolution and cpu usage caused by other options like padding, video_bitrate or talkback
Shows the video details of the video input. Click this button if you want more information about your video input.
Tab� 3: Description of video settings
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Menu: Encoder / Audio
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Fig� 6: View of audio settings menu
Settings
Bitrate [kbps]:
Group:
Input:
Input Mute:
LineIn Gain
[-12dB...59.5dB]:
Output Gain (dB):
Output Mute:
Audio Details:
Description
Specifies the audio bitrate in kBit/s of the transmitted stream.
Specifies the audio group for SDI embedded audio. Max. 4 groups and 2 pairs are supported. Syntax for the ‘Group’ field is: group-pair, e. g. 3-2, means the 2nd stereo pair of the 3rd group.
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Specifies the audio input. You can choose between:
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LINE (= Analogue audio with line level)
EMBEDDED (= SDI or HDMI embedded audio)
Mutes the audio input.
Specifies the line level gain of the analogue audio input. Values smaller than ‘0’ decreases in 1.5dB steps. Values bigger than ‘0’ increases in 0.5dB steps.
Specifies the output gain (Audio Out, Talkback). E.g. if the output signal is too weak, you can set the output gain. The output gain level range is: -63.5dB – +9dB. Values smaller than ‘0’ decreases in 0.5dB steps. Values bigger than ‘0’ increases in 1dB steps.
Mutes the audio output (Talkback).
Shows the audio details of the audio input. Click this button if you want more information about your audio input. E. g. if you want to know, whether your audio input is present or not.
Tab� 4: Description of audio settings
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Menu: Network / Settings
Fig� 7: View of network settings menu
Link Mode:
DHCP:
Settings
Host Name:
IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Broadcast Address:
Gateway Address:
Description
Specifies the network port characteristics of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI. This option has been added especially to address specialized network and/or administration requirements.
In most cases it is sufficient (and recommended) to leave this setting on ‘AUTO’, so the eyeGATE-130-HDMI and the connected switch can deal out the preferred connection on their own.
Enables / Disables DHCP. Only use this option if you are familiar with DCHP and your network supports DCHP.
Specifies the hostname of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI blade. Pleas enter your desired hostname of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI blade.
Specifies the IP-address of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI. The IP-address is an identifier for your eyeGATE in the TCP/IP network. Networks use the TCP/IP protocol route messages based on the IP-address of the destination. The format of an IP-address is a
32-bit numeric address written as four numbers separated by periods. Each number can range from 0 to 255. E.g.: 172.16.20.100
Specifies the subnet mask of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI. A subnet mask is a 32-bitmask used to divide an IP-address into subnet and specify the networks available hosts.
E.g.: 255.255.0.0 is the net mask for a class-B IP-address like 172.16.20.100.
Shows the frame rate in fps of the received stream. (Read only)
Defines IP-address of your gateway. The gateway is commonly the address of the network device such as a network router.
Tab� 5: Description of network settings
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Menu: System / Settings
The menu ‘System/Settings’ displays information about the installed firmware version and additionally unlocked features.
Furthermore the system uptime, the MAC address and the used link mode is shown in the ‘System/Settings’ menu.
Fig� 8: View of system settings menu
You can also make a factory reset via the eyeGATE-130-HDMI webpage.
Therefore it exist two possibilities, when you press the ‘FACTORY RESET’ button:
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Factory reset, without network settings. Therefore please click the ‘Reset
Without Network Settings’ button of the ‘Factory Reset?’ window.
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Factory reset, including network settings. Therefore click the ‘Full Reset’ button of the ‘Factory Reset?’ window.
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Menu: System / Settings
You can set the time and date for the encoder in the menu ‘System/Date/Time’.
Fig� 9: View of date & time settings menu
Settings
Device Date/Time:
Client Date/Time:
Set Date/Time:
Description
Specified the current date and time which is set at the eyeGATE-130-HDMI.
Specifies the current date and time of your client
Specifies the current date and time. Please enter in the left field the date in the following syntax MM/DD/YYYY. Afterwards enter the time. Therefore enter in the middle field the hours and in the right field the minutes.
Tab� 6: Description of date & time settings
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Menu: System/Update (Update firmware version)
1.
Click on the ‘Browse’ button to locate the cpio-file on your local hard drive.
2.
Press ‘OK’ and the path to the file will be listed in the box in the middle of the screen.
3.
To start the firmware update procedure simply press ‘
UPDATE
’
4.
After you have started the firmware update a hint website appears, that you shall not disconnect the encoder from the network or power down the encoder. During the firmware update the encoding process stops. Please wait till your web browser shows login screen from your encoder. If the login screen appears, the update is finished and you can login to your encoder. It is no rebooting necessary. The encoding process starts automatically after the firmware update is finished.
Fig� 10: View of update settings menu
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NOTE:
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The update will not change your current settings.
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During update time do not disconnect the encoder from the network or from the power. Doing so will harm your eyeGATE!
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Trying to connect to the encoder or navigating on the configuration
WebPages during the updating process can also harm your encoder.
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Menu: System / Password
If you need to change the password due to security issues, proceed as follows:
1.
Enter the submenu ‘PASSWORD’.
2.
Enter the new password twice in the provided boxes.
3.
Press the ‘
>APPLY
’ button.
Help
Fig� 11: View of system password settings menu
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NOTE:
Unless your encoder is used in very critical scenarios, we recommend to leave the password set to its default value (‘admin’, ‘admin’).
Clicking on the ‘
HELP
’ button will open the eyevis website where you can get to the ‘Service und Support’ link.
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This will only work if the encoder is situated in a network in which internet access is provided. Otherwise ‘page not found’ may be displayed.
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After having made adjustments to the encoder, please be sure to logout.
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Fig� 12: View of logout button
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Logging out prevents misuse and unauthorized access to the eyeGATE-130-
HDMI.
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Restarting the eyeGATE-130-HDMI
If an eyeGATE-130-HDMI is not approachable anymore, you can restart the eyeGATE-130-HDMI by using the restart switch. The restart button is placed in a hole on the front panel and it is located into the ‘O’ of the lettering
‘NETWORK’. To press the restart button, you need a long thin object with which you can put in through the hole and with which you can press the restart button. After you have pressed the button, the eyeGATE-130-HDMI restarts.
Fig� 13: Restart button
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Setup the eyeGATE-130-HDMI in eyeCON
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Start the eyeCON-setup and login with your account.
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Fig� 14: Login of eyeCON software
After the login the eyeCON-setup window appears.
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Open the menu “New” and click on “Camera”.
After that the camera configuration screen appears.
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Fig� 15: View of camera configuration settings
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Input the values of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI:
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Camera model: UDP/Multicast
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Channel: 0
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Login/Password: Not necessary
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Hostname (or IP address): The multicast address of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI
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Port: 4444
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Name: Chose a name for the eyeGATE-130-HDMI
•
Attach the eyeGATE-130-HDMI to a group
•
Info: Write a description for the eyeGATE-130-HDMI (optional)
2.
After that click the “Save” button.
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Display the eyeGATE-130-HDMI on a eyevis wall
1.
Start the eyeCON-setup and login with your account.
Fig� 16: Login of eyeCON software
2.
Open the wall menu and double click a wall to open it.
3.
Open the source menu and the group with the eyeGATE-130-HDMI.
Fig� 17: eyeCON Interface
4.
To display the eyeGATE-130-HDMI click and hold it and drag it on the wall.
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Receiving the stream with the VLC player
You can display the stream of an eyeGATE-130-HDMI with the VLC player. This is very use full if you want to check whether the stream is working or just to display it without eyeCON.
1.
Open the VLC player and click “Media/Open network stream” or press
[control + N] on your keyboard.
In both cases a window appears.
Version 1.4 | May 2015
Fig� 18: Configuration of VLC player
2.
Type “rtp://@ip:port” and click “play”.
3.
Replace “ip” with the ip address of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI, you want to display and “port” with the port of the eyeGATE-130-HDMI.
The default port is 4444 (e.g. “rtp://172.16.20.100:4444”).
4.
Help,help.
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Index
A
AUDIO
,
,
C
CONFIGURATION
ACCESSING
CONFIGURING
ENCODER CONFIGURATION
CONNECTION
CONNECTING THE ENCODER
E
ENCODER
EYECON
,
SETUP EYECON
G
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
I
INFO-BOX
L
LOGOUT
P
PASSWORD
S
SAFETY
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SETTINGS
AUDIO
NETWORK
PASSWORD
SYSTEM
,
UPDATE
VIDEO
STREAM
VLC PLAYER
V
VLC PLAYER
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Notes:
eyevis GmbH
Hundsschleestrasse 23
D-72766 Reutlingen
Germany
Phone: +49 (0)7121-4 33 03-0
Fax: +49 (0)7121-4 33 03-22
Hotline: +49 (0)7121-4 33 03-290 (netPIX & eyeCON)
Hotline: +49 (0)7121-4 33 03-291 (Cubes & Displays) web:
www.eyevis.de
e-mail:
service:
Version: 1.4 | May 2015
Copyright © 2015 eyevis GmbH.
All rights reserved.
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Key Features
- H.264 video encoding
- HDMI input
- Network streaming
- Configurable codecs, resolutions, and bitrates
- Scene change detection
- Chroma downfiltering
- Multicast streaming
