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Revision History
Date Version Description Author
25/12/2018 1.0 First Draft SW
2/4/2019 1.1 Add new modules and new features DA
31/5/2019 1.2 Add new modules and modify the baseboard description CJ
9/7/2019 1.3 Add new modules and new features SW
14/11/2019 1.4 Add module CP2-CAM-00 MC
28/12/2019 1.5 Add EAS parts for relevant encoding modules CJ
Modify the pictures and content according to V1.4.0. Add Module
31/8/2020 1.6 JP
CR2-DVBS2FTA-01, CE2-HDMI-06, CM2-MOD-02, CP2-EIT-00
11/6/2021 1.7 Add Module CP2-ASI-00, CP2-IP-00 RS
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Safety Instructions
Read these instructions
Keep these instructions
Follow all instructions
Heed all warnings
Do not use this unit near water.
Only use a damp cloth to clean chassis
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions
This unit is grounded through the power cord grounding conductor. To avoid electrocution, do
not remove the power cord before the outlet is switched off or unplugged. If the plug does not
fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the outlet.
Route power cords and other cables so that they are not likely to be damaged.
Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Do not wear hand jewelry or watch when troubleshooting high current circuits.
Do not work on the system during periods of lightning.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when this unit has
been damaged in any way.
Damage Requiring Service: Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to
qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product.
If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
If the product does not operate normally by following the operating
instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating
instructions as an improper adjustment of the controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to
restore the product to its normal operation.
If the product has been damaged in any way.
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Replacement Parts: When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician
uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer. Unauthorized part substitutions made
may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.
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Contents
1 Chassis Overview........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Front Panel........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Back Panel............................................................................................................................................5
2 Installation........................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1 Rack Installation.................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 AC Power Connection........................................................................................................................ 6
3 Module Overview............................................................................................................................................ 8
3.1 CMP203 Baseboard............................................................................................................................8
3.2 ReceiverModules................................................................................................................................. 8
3.3 Encoder Modules.................................................................................................................................8
3.4 Modulator Modules............................................................................................................................10
4 WebGUI..........................................................................................................................................................13
4.1 Web GUI Overview........................................................................................................................... 13
4.1.1 Connect the Management Port............................................................................................13
4.1.2 Logging into the Web GUI.................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Status.................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.3 System Setting...................................................................................................................................16
4.4IP Input.................................................................................................................................................18
4.5 IP output..............................................................................................................................................23
4.6 Admin.................................................................................................................................................. 26
5 ModuleConfiguration.................................................................................................................................... 27
5.1 Receiver Modules..............................................................................................................................27
5.1.1 CR2-DVBC-00........................................................................................................................ 27
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5.1.2 CR2-DVBS2CI-00.................................................................................................................. 32
5.1.3 CR2-DVBS2FTA-00/00A...................................................................................................... 33
5.1.4 CR2-DVBS2FTA-01.............................................................................................................. 34
5.1.5 CR2-8VSB-00.........................................................................................................................42
5.1.6 CR2-DVBT2-00...................................................................................................................... 44
5.2 Encoder Modules.............................................................................................................................. 45
5.2.1 CE2-HDMI-00/R01.................................................................................................................45
5.2.2 CE2-HDMI-02......................................................................................................................... 54
5.2.4 CE2-SDI-00.............................................................................................................................65
5.2.5 CE2-CVBS-00/R01/R01A..................................................................................................... 70
5.2.6 CE2-HDMI-05/05A................................................................................................................. 74
5.2.7 CE2-HDMI-06......................................................................................................................... 81
5.3 Modulation Output modules.............................................................................................................89
5.3.1 CM2-QAMA-R00/R01/R01A................................................................................................ 89
5.3.2 CM2-8VSB-R01/R01A.......................................................................................................... 94
5.3.3 CM2-QAMB-R00/R01/R01A................................................................................................ 96
5.3.4 CM2-OFDM-R01/R01A.......................................................................................................100
5.3.5 CM2-ISDBT-R01/R01A.......................................................................................................102
5.3.6 CM2-MOD-02....................................................................................................................... 104
5.4 Function modules............................................................................................................................123
5.4.1 CP2-EAS-00......................................................................................................................... 123
5.4.2 CP2-CAM-00........................................................................................................................ 127
5.4.3 CP2-EIT-00...........................................................................................................................132
5.4.4 CP2-ASI-00...........................................................................................................................137
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5.4.5 CP2-IP-00............................................................................................................................. 142
6 Appendices..................................................................................................................................................199
Appendix A - Abbreviations..................................................................................................................199
Appendix B- Warranty...........................................................................................................................202
Appendix C- After-Sales Support........................................................................................................ 202
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1 Chassis Overview
1.1 Front Panel
CMP203 is a new generation of compact media platform which focuses on cost-effective commercial
TV market and traditional DTV market.
With powerful embedded Gigabit switch, optional commercial/broadcast level encoder modules and
multi-mode receiver and modulator modules, it has been preconfigured to meet all the major video
delivery requirements of signal receiving, descrambling, encoding, multiplexing, modulation and IP
processing depending on a variety of models.
Due to its compact design, powerful functions, super practical price and low operational cost, it’s a
perfect choice for commercial video delivery applications for hotel, campus, hospital, MDU and more
kinds of cable TV and IPTV systems, where massive programs are required to be processed, saving
you more space and expense.
1. Cooling air intake
2. 4 RJ45 ports for remote network management
3. Status and Power Indicators and Reset button
4. Modulation Status and Modulation Power Indicators, Modulation Output port
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1.2 Back Panel
CMP203
Ⅰ
4 5 6
Ⅲ Ⅱ
1 2 3
I. 6 hot-swappable modules
II. Power supply
III. Ground
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2 Installation
2.1 Rack Installation
The CMP203 is designed to be mounted in a standard 19” rack. It takes 1RU of rack space. To install
it into a rack, please use the following steps:
1. Determine the desired position in the rack for the CMP203. Make sure that the air intake
on the top of the unit and the exhausts on the back of the unit will not be blocked.
2. Install the brackets at desired position if there’s no supporting plate in the rack.
3. Insert the rack mount clips into place over the mounting holes in the rack.
4. Slide the CMP203 into the position in the rack.
5. Secure the chassis to the rack by installing the four supplied screws through the front
mounting holes and tightening.
2.2 AC Power Connection
Please only use the supplied 3-prong power connector or one with equal specifications. NEVER
tamper with or remove the grounding pin. This could cause damage to CMP203, personnel, or
property. Make sure the power outlet is switched off before plug or unplug the power cable from the
panel of CMP203.
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When you take the equipment from a cold condition into a much warmer and humid c
ondition, the equipment should be acclimated to the warm and humidity condition for at least
30 minutes. Powering up a non-acclimated unit may lead to shortcut or other damage to ele
ctronic components.
A professional UPS system is recommended for better performance of your content distri
bution system.
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3 Module Overview
3.1 CMP203 Baseboard
CMP203 Basic Function
Baseboard 120 inputs & 120 outputs IP channel
3.2 ReceiverModules
Module Description
4-channel DVBC receiving and descrambling
CR2-DVBC-00
module with 1 RF female connector and 2 CI slots
4-channel DVB-S/S2 receiving and descrambling
CR2-DVBS2CI-00
module with 2 RF connectors and 2 CI slots
4/8-channel DVB-S/S2 receiving module with 4/8
CR2-DVBS2FTA-00/00A
RF connectors
4-channel DVB-S/S2/S2XFTA receiving module
CR2-DVBS2FTA-01
with 4 RF connectors
4-channel 8VSB receiving module with 4 RF
CR2-8VSB-00
connectors
4-channel DVB-T/T2 receiving and descrambling
CR2-DVBT2CI-00
module with1 RF connectors and 2 CI slots
3.3 Encoder Modules
Module Description
4-channel HDMI HD encoder (broadcastlevel),
supports H.264 HD/SD, MPEG-2 SD, MPEG1L2,
CE2-HDMI-00
AAC, AC3
CE2-HDMI-R01 4-channel HDMI HD encoder(commercial grade),
supports H.264 HD/SD, MPEG1L2, AAC (optional),
AC3 (optional), supports overlay OSD subtitles,
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station logo, two-dimensional code, does not
support interlaced video signals input
2-channel HDMI HD encoder, supports H.
264/MPEG-2 HD/SD, MPEG1L2, AAC(optional),
AC3(optional), support CC subtitles
CE2-HDMI-02
2-channel HDMI or component HD encoder,
CE2-HDMI-02C
supports H.264 / MPEG-2 HD/SD, MPEG1L2,
AAC(optional), AC3(optional), support CC subtitle
and analog audio input
6-channel CVBS encoding module, support
H.264/MPEG-2 SD, MPEG1L2，(professional chip)
8-channel CVBS encoding module, supports H.264
CE2-CVBS-00
SD, MPEG1L2, AAC(optional), AC3(optional)
CE2-CVBS-R01 (commercial chip)
16-channel CVBS encoding module,supports H.264
CE2-CVBS-R01A
SD, MPEG1L2, AAC(optional), AC3(optional)
(commercial chip)
2-channel SDI HD encoder, supportsH.264 /
MPEG-2 HD/SD, MPEG1L2,AAC(optional),
CE2-SDI-00
AC3(optional), supports CC subtitle and analog
audio input
4/8-channel HDMI input encoder, supports
H.264/H.265 HD/SD encoding, supports
CE2-HDMI-05/05A MPEG1-L2, AAC(optional) and AC3(optional) audio
encoding.Also supports overlay OSD subtitles,
station logo andQR code
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4-channel HDMIencoder (broadcast level), supports
H.264/H.265 HD/SD encoding(up to 1080p60), B
CE2-HDMI-06 frame and de-interlacing. supports MPEG1-L2,
AAC(optional) and AC3(optional) audio encoding.
Also supports QR code,logo, subtitles insertion.
3.4 Modulator Modules
Module Description
supports modulating 16 non-adjacent or channels
with 1 RF female port for modulating output and 1
CM2-QAMA-R00
RJ45 network port is reserved for future use.
CM2-QAMA-R01 / R01A
supports modulating 4/8 adjacent channels with 1
RF female port for modulating output.
support 4/8 adjacent frequencies modulating with
CM2-ATSC-R01/R01A
1 RF female connector for output.
supports up to 16non-adjacent frequencies
CM2-QAMB-R00 modulating with 1 RF female connector for output
CM2-QAMB-R01 / R01A supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies
modulating with 1 RF female connector for output
supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies
CM2-OFDM-R01 / R01A
modulating with 1 RF female connector for output
supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies
CM2-ISDBT-R01/ R01A
modulating with 1 RF female connector for output
32-channel QAM-A modulation output module with
2 gigabit IP input ports, single port supports
512-channel input; 1 CAS interface (RJ45),
CM2-MOD-02 supports scrambling function; 1 RF output
interface, supports up to 32 QAM-A non-adjacent
frequencies modulating with independent
constellation mode configuration.
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3.5 Function Modules
Module Description
supports EAS triggerring by analogue EAS input
CP2-EAS-00
and digital EAS input
scrambling & descrambling module with 2 CI slots.
It supports almost all kinds of CAM card
descrambling and the number of descrambled
CP2-CAM-00
services is defined by the CAM card. It supports
descrambling services which are multiplexed from
different IP/RF channels or modules.
EIT multiplex module.Supports up to 32 TS inputs
and up to 16 TS outputs. It also supports EIT
CP2-EIT-00 multiplexing enable control at module level, TS level
and program level. Multiple EIT multiplexing
modules can run simultaneously in a single chassis
CP2-ASI-00 module is an ASI module that has 5
bidirectional ASI ports. Each port can be defined as
either ASI input port or ASI output port. It supports
CP2-ASI-00
different TS stream formats of 188/204 bytes packet
length and Byte/Packet stream mode with up to
150Mbps TS stream bitrate.
CP2-IP-00 is an IP module that supports multiple
network protocols such as
UDP/RTP/HLS/RTSP/SRT/Zixi/RIST. The module
has 1 internal GbE port, 3 external GbE ports, 1
CP2-IP-00 USB port and 1 Mini-HDMI port. The GbE ports will
be used for IP stream input and output while USB
ports and Mini-HDMI port will be used for OS
installation. With CP2-IP-00 module, you are able to
output any program streams via different network
protocols or receive any network streams and
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convert to RF signal for further transmission.
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4 WebGUI
4.1 Web GUI Overview
4.1.1 Connect the Management Port
Factory network settings of the Management Port:
IP address 192.168.1.10
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.254
Take the following steps to access the Web GUI in a browser.
Connect laptop/computer to CMP203management port directly.
Set the IP address of the laptop/computer in the samenetwork segmentwith the CMP203
Baseboard IP address. CMP203 will occupy up to7 IP addresses if it’s fully loaded as each
module has its own IP address including the baseboard. Please avoid possible IP address
conflict between management PC and CMP203 unit.
Check the physical connection by ping command.
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CMP203 has an embedded gigabit switch inside the chassis, you can use it as a switchto
connect other devices together. The four network ports are respectively used for management and
data transmission .Fromleft to right, port 1& port 2 are used for management, and port 3 &port 4 are
used for data transmission .A good method of checking IP output is to play the IP streams using VLC
player directly.
If you want to connect a switch between CMP203 and PC or other devices, this switch should
support IGMP V2 and IGMP snooping function. If the switch you used is not the correct configuration,
it could cause some network issue.
4.1.2 Logging into the Web GUI
Enter the CMP203 Baseboard IP address into the URL field of any recommended browser (IE8 or
above, Firefox, and Google Chrome) to access the login page. The default user name and
passwordare both admin. Click Login to log into the GUI.
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4.2 Status
Status>Device status
After a successful login, you will always enter the status overview page, where you can check the
device status of:
a) Module List: it shows the module(s) inserted
b) Device host operating status, running status of fans and other status display options
c) Menu Bar and time display
c)
b)
a)
We use only IE, Firefox and Chrome for testing procedures. If you use other browsers, like
Microsoft Edge, you may encounter incomplete UI layouts, and configure setting in these browsers
may lead to errors.
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Status>Device Information
Device Information page shows the firmware version, software version, and hardware version of
baseboard and each inserted module.
4.3 System Setting
Click the System Setting on the top right corner to enter the system setting page where you can find
Network, Time Setting, System Manage and Password.
System Setting> Network
In Network page you can assign a static IP address to CMP203’s baseboard. Click the Apply button
on the right side to make the change take effect.
Note to avoid IP conflict when you set the baseboard IP address.The occupied IP section will be
displayed in this page on the top blue area.
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System Setting> Time
In Time page you can see the current system time, change Time Zone, choose system time Mode
(Manual or Automatic), enable/disable Auto Sync and modify NTP Server Address in Automatic
mode or change the current system Time in Manual mode. Click the Apply button on the right side to
make the change take effect.
Automatic mode
Manual mode
System Setting>System
In System page you can do an upgrade, import or export configuration, import or export license (only
for baseboard), reboot the whole unit, restore it to factory setting (only for baseboard), export log and
clear log (only for baseboard).
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System Setting> Password
In Password page you can reset login password.
4.4IP Input
Click the IP Input on the top line to go into IP input page where you can see Status, Basic Setting
and Service Configuration.
IP Input >Status
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In this page, you can check each channel Total Bit Rate, Effect Bit Rate, TS Analysis and Service
List.
Click the icon ( ) in the TS Analysislist to see the TS analyzing result of this channel. Click the
icon ( ) in the Service List to see the Services of each channel.
TS Analysis
Click Reset Counter button to clear continuity count errorsand restart counting. Fill in the search bar
with the key words of PID / Bit rate / bandwidth / table type / service name in the search bar to get the
info you want.
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Service List
Click aservice name to check the detailed info of this service.
IP Input >Settings
Here you can configure IP input parameters:Source IP Address, Source Port, Protocol
(UDP/RTP), TS Packets Per IP Packet , VLAN Enable, and TSIP Port. Click Apply to make the
setting take effect.
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If you want to configure a batch of channels, please click “Batch Setting”
To set the IP input parameters in batch, you can check the boxesbefore parameters you need then
choose/modify the values. Click Apply to make the setting take effect.
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IP Input >Service Configuration
To stream an input source, you can configure the destination in this page.
Multiplex or Bypass stream: Click the setting icon ( ), check the output module, and then you
can set the output channel of this stream. After you select bypass mode, this output channel will
be occupied only by this stream and when you set other stream output channels, this channel
will not be available in this time.
Multiplex services: You should click the service line setting icon ( ) to make the certain service
output from certain channel combining with other services. The operation you can refer to
multiplex stream output.
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After setting output destination, click Apply to make it take effect. The destination channel will be
displayed in the channel/service line. And you can also click Clear Config to clear all of the
configuration.
There is a channel scan button ( ) on top.Normally the input service list of each
channel will load itself on this page, but when you change the input source, the list could not refresh
immediately. You can refresh the changed channels manually by selecting the channel and clicking
the channel scan button.
4.5 IP output
IP Output >Status
The IP output status information you can check on this page is similar as that of IP input. The TS
analysis and service list function are also available.
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IP Output >Settings
Setting IP output channels is also similar toSetting IP input.
Multicast output setting: You should fill the fit multicast IP addresses as output in the
Destination IP Address box. Please avoid IP conflict among baseboard, encoder modules
(see encoder modules page) and other devices when you set the multicast output.
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Unicast output setting: You should fill the unicast receiving end’s IP addresses in the
Destination IP Address box.
Destination MAC: Normally you do not need to enable the Destination MAC switch.Only in some
specific case where the unicast stream cannot be received due to unknown reasons, you can
enable Destination MAC and fill in the correct receiver MAC in instead of using unicast IP
addresses.
Constant Rate of any output channel/TS/port ought to be set manually about 2 Mbps higher
than the Effective Bitratesin the corresponding output channel/TS/port, since the Effective Bitrates
might fluctuate a little bit. If you set the Constant Rate much higher that the Effective Bitrates, there
will be lots of null packets in the output transport stream.
If you want to configure a batch of channels, please click “Batch Setting”.
Batch Setting IP output channels is also similar as setting IP input.
IP Output >Service Configuration
You can make a configuration for output services and TS.
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TS setting: Click TS line (the blue area) to configure Original Network ID, TS ID and each
Service ID, Service Name, and Service Provider.
NIT setting: Please refer to CM-QAM-00 module.
4.6 Admin
Click Adminand you can choose to set thepassword or to log out.
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5 ModuleConfiguration
5.1 Receiver Modules
5.1.1 CR2-DVBC-00
CR2-DVBC-00 is a 4-channel DVBC/DTMB receiving and descrambling module with 1 RF female
connector and 2 CI slots. It can receive 4 RF channels signal simultaneously and support 2 CAM
cards descrambling.
ClickCR2-DVBC-00 in the Module List then go to CR2-DVBC-00 module page.
CR2-DVBC -00 >Status
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Click TS Analysis of each channel, you can see TS Bitrate Analysis. Click Reset Counter to reset
the Continuity Count Error counter. In Search bar, you can input key words or numbers, such as
PIDs, Type or Service, for a quickly search.
Click the icon to check service information of all the inputs.
You can check program details by clicking the program item.
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CR2-DVBC-00 >CI
For the encrypted services received on CR2-DVBC-00 module receiver, CI slot is needed to decrypt
and re-broadcast the services. The CR2-DVBC-00 has 2 CAM slots and can decrypt services
depending on the capability of the CAM module and Smart Card. You can select the CAM Max Bit
Rate from 48Mbps to 108Mbps in pull-down list depending on the total effective bitrate of services
you want to decrypt at.
Click theApplybutton on the right side to make the change takes effect.
CR2-DVBC -00 >Basic Setting
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Name Range
Frequency (KHz) 47000~862000
Symbol Rate(KSym/s) 3600~6950
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
CR2-DVBC-00 >Service Configuration
Service Configuration page is where you can manage the received services and output them to their
designated interface. The configuration of all modules in CMP203 is mostly the same.
First, you need to scan the port on each LOCKED TS. Each port might be scanned automatically or
needed to be scanned manually when its source is changed.
After scanning each channel, you can start to configure the services.You need to click Apply button
after you configure service to CAM for descrambling, otherwise the descrambling configuration will
not be saved. Then you can choose the services to be routed, you can output each service by
clicking the icon and below “Destination Settings”. You can route a whole stream or a
service(s) from the input channel toward the available output channels (IP or RF). Two types of
routing are possible.
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1. Bypass mode. In this mode, you can route a whole input transport stream towards an IP or
RF output which will be occupied only by this stream. Any attempt of routing other
stream/service towards this channel will be an error. This mode can only be setby clicking the
icon on the TS.
2. Multiplex mode is the counter part of the bypass mode. This mode allows the administrator
to perform the following operations:
a. Route a single service towards an output channel to create SPTS.
b. Route services towards a single output channel to create MPTS.
c. Route service/s AND stream/s from multiple channels towards a single output channel to
create MPTS.
In Descrambling Settings there are CAM1, CAM2, No Descrambling to choose. Click Apply or
Clear Config button on the right side to make the change take effect or clear all configurations.
CR2-DVBC-00 >System
On System page you can choose the modulation type as DVBC or DTMB Mode. Besides you can
also perform Import/Export License, Reboot themodule, Restore the unit to factory defaults and
Log Export&Clear.
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5.1.2 CR2-DVBS2CI-00
CR2-DVBS2CI-00 is a 4-channel DVB-S/S2 receiving and descrambling module with 2 RF
connectors and 2 CI slots, each RF connector with 2 transponders receiving.
Service configuration is similar to CR2-DVBC-00. Status, CI Status and System refer to
CR2-DVBC -00 module section.
CR2-DVBS2CI-00 >Basic Setting
Channel 1.1 and 1.2 share power with each other via LNB-1.Channel 2.1 and 2.2 share power via
LNB-2.
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Name Range
Satellite Frequency (KHz) 950000~21500000
Symbol Rate(KBaud) 1000~45000
LNB Frequency(KHz) 950000~21500000
LNB Power Off/13v/18v
LNB 22KHz Off/22KHz
5.1.3 CR2-DVBS2FTA-00/00A
CR2-DVBS2FTA-00/00A is a 4/8-channel DVB-S/S2 receiving module with 4/8 RF connectors. The
module supports internal signalsto pass through from one tuner to the others.
CR2-DVBS2FTA-00A is the combination of 2 CR2-DVBS2FTA-00 modules.It is an 8-channel
DVBS/S2 receiving module with 8 RF connectors, occupying 2 slots on the CMP203 chassis.
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5.1.4 CR2-DVBS2FTA-01
CR2-DVBS2FTA-01 is a 4-channel DVB-S/S2/S2XFTA receiving module with 4 RF connectors and 4
LNBs that are independently powered. S2 supports up to 32APSK, S2X supports up to 64APSK.
CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > Status
Click TS Analysis of each channel, you can see TS bit rate analysis. Click Reset Counter to reset
the Continuity Count Error counter. In Search bar, you can input key words or numbers, such as
PIDs, Type or service, for a quickly search.
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Click the icon to check service information of all the inputs.
You can check program details by clicking the program item.
CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > Parameter Setting
Channel 1.1, 1.2,1.3 and 1.4, 4 LNBs are poweredindependently.
Name Range
Satellite Frequency (MHz) 950~14500
Symbol Rate(KBaud) 1000~45000
LNB Frequency(MHz) 0~13550
LNB Power Off/13v/18v
LNB 22KHz Off/22KHz
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The absolute value of the difference between the Satellite Frequency and the LNB Frequency must
be in the range [950, 2150].
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the changes made take effect.
CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > Biss
Here you can create Biss ID, including Mode, Key and Injected ID. And you can check the Service
Information in the Service List, then select Biss ID/Biss-Off for the services.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the changes made take effect.
CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > Service Configuration
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Click Apply or Clear Config button on the right side to make the changes made take effect or clear
all configuration.
Scanning Time(ms)：1000~5000. Please try to increase this value if service name is not present,
while it will slow down scanning process.
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CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > IP Output
This feature enables you to output S2 services directly without involving baseboard processing.No
baseboard resources will be consumed in this way.
IP Output > Status>This page shows detailed status of each channel. The TS Analysis and Service
List here have the same function to those onthe Status page. See the image below for reference.
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IP Output > Settings >On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast IP,
ports and parameters of IP Output. There is also Batch Setting. The destination IP address can be
multicast IP address or unicast IP address.
There are 64 IP output channels. Mark the Enable checkbox in front of each channel. Inputthe
correct Multicast/Unicast IP address, port and appropriate output bitrate, and select a correct
outputprotocol. Click Applyto make the changestake effect.
Batch Setting is where you can input the IP output parameters in batch. See the image below for
reference.
If you want to use IP output channels in the receiver module and baseboard IP output channel
at the same time, you should avoid multicast IP addresses conflicts. If there are two identical IP
addresses enabled concurrently, both the multicast transport streams will be affected.
IP Output > Service Configuration>Users can make configuration for output services .
TS setting: Click TS line (the blue area) to make the modification of Original Network ID,
TS ID and each Service ID, Service Name, and Service Provider, etc.
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TS setting: Click TS line (the blue area) to configure Original Network ID, TS ID and
each Service ID, Service Name, and Service Provider, etc.
NIT setting: Click the icon to modiify NIT Network and NIT Stream.
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CR2-DVS2FTA-01 > System Operation
On System Operation page you can import/exportLicense, export SNMP MIB files, Rebootmodule,
restore factory default settings and manage logs.
Log Manage>This page shows the logs of the module. If there are issues encountered on this
module, exporting the logs will helpR&D team to analyze and fix them.
Turn on Enable Real-time Log switch, see the real time log messages and the security level of each
message below.
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Click to clear all log messages on the screen.
Click to delete all log information.
Click to export log information.
Click to filter desired log messages.
Clicking the filter icon,you can simply select what logsto be included.
5.1.5 CR2-8VSB-00
CR2-8VSB-00 is a 4-channel 8VSB receiving module with 4 RF Connectors.8VSB receiver is mainly
adopted on ATSC standard.
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CR2-8VSB-00 >Status
4 -channels receiving is supported with 4 connectors.All the CHs at specific frequency points are
displayed when you select the fixed Channel Standard.
Don’t forget to click Applyto finish configuration.
Channelstandar CH
d
Off-Air CH2-57MHz, CH3-63MHz, CH4-69MHz~
CH67-791MHz, CH68-797MHz, CH69-803MHz
STD CH2-57MHz, CH3-63MHz, CH4-69MHz~
CH133-849MHz,CH134-855MHz, CH135-861MHz
IRC CH2-57MHz, CH3-63MHz, CH4-69MHz~
CH133-849MHz,CH134-855MHz, CH135-861MHz
HRC CH2-55.75MHz, CH3-61.75MHz, CH4-67.75MHz~
CH133-847.75MHz,CH134-853.75MHz, CH135-859.75MHz
Status, Service Configuration and System is similar to CR2-DVBC-00.
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5.1.6 CR2-DVBT2-00
CR2-DVBT2-00 is a 4-channel DVB-T/T2 receiving and descrambling module with1 RF connectors
and 2 CI slots.
Module configuration is similar to CR2-DVBC-00.
CR2-DVBT2-00 >Basic Setting
Name Range
Frequency (KHz) 47000~862000
Bandwidth (Mbps) 6/7/8M
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Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Status, CI, Service Configuration and Systemplease refer to CR2-DVBC-00.
5.2 Encoder Modules
5.2.1 CE2-HDMI-00/R01
CE2-HDMI-00 is a 4-channel HDMI inputencoder whichsupports H.264 HD/SD or MPEG-2 SD
encoding. The module supports MPEG1-L2, AAC and AC3 audio encoding.
CE2-HDMI-00/R01 >Status
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CE2-HDMI-00/R01 >Basic Setting
Click Advanced Setting to see all parameters you can modify and check what specific parameters
you want to set and see. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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Setting range:
Video Encode Range Video Encode Range
Settings Settings
Video Type H264 , MPEG2 GOP Close Disable, Enable
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~20000 PCR2 PID 32~8190
Video Mode CBR, VBR PMT PID 32~8190
Video Max Bitrate (K 20000 Service Name Length is 1~16
bps)
Video Min Bitrate (K 0 Service Provider Na Length is 1~16
bps) me
Video Resolution Auto , 1920×1080_60i , VLC Mode CABAC
1920×1080_50i , CAVLC
1920×1080_30p ,
1920×1080_25p ,
1080×720_60p, 1080×720_50p,
720×480_60i , 720×576_50i
Video Frame Bitrate Auto Profile HIGH
59.94/29.97 MAIN
Video PID 32~8190 Level 3.0,3.1,3.2
4.0,4.1,4.2
GOP Structure IPPB, IPPP, IBP Video Aspect Ratio Auto
16x9_LetterBox
16x9_CutOff
4x3_PillarBox
4x3_CutOff
GOP Size 6~63
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Audio Encode Settings Range Audio Encode Settings Range
Encoding Type AC3 Audio Sampling Bitrate 48
(KHz)
MPEG1_Layer2
MPEG2_AAC
MPEG4_AAC
Audio Mode Dual Channel Audio PID 32~8190
Mono
Stereo
Encoding Bitrate(Kbps) 128~384 (AC3) Volume 0~8
64~384(MPEG1_Layer2)
32~384(MPEG2_AAC/
MPEG4_AAC)
CE2-HDMI-R01 >Basic Setting
CE2-HDMI-R01 is similar to CE2-HDMI-00, there are a few differences on AdvancedSetting range.
Video Encode Range Video Encode Range
Settings Settings
Video Type H264 PCR2 PID 32~8190
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GOP Size 1~99 PMT PID 32~8190
Video Resolution Auto , 1920×1080_60i , Program Name Length is 1~16
1920×1080_50i ,
1920×1080_30p ,
1920×1080_25p ,
1080×720_60p 1080×720_50p ,
720×480_60i , 720×576_50i
Profile HIGH Provider Name Length is 1~16
MAIN
Video PID 32~8190
Audio Encode Settings Range Audio Encode Settings Range
Audio Type MPEG1_Layer2 Audio PID 32~8190
AC3
AAC
Audio Bit rate(Kbps) 32~192 Volume(dB) -20~20
Delays(ms) -2000~2000
Shelter Parameters Range Shelter Parameters Range
Shelter Enable/Disable X 0~1920 (Dual)
Y 0~1080 (Dual) Width 2~1920 (Dual)
Height 2~1080 (Dual) Color White/Black/Blue/Green/Red
CE2-HDMI-00/R01 >Output
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For the Output, both models have direct IP output and multiplexing,but only CE2-HDMI-R01 has
RTMP output settings.
This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. By using this way to
output, it will not occupied baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channel in the encoder module and the baseboard IP module at the
same time, you should avoid a multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast videos will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional cases where the unicast stream cannot be received with unicast IP addresses.You
can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
Advance Setting (only available in CE2-HDMI-00):
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The second eth is reserved for you to output IP streams in an another different VLAN. You can
output unicast streams to the another VLAN by enabling the second eth and setting IP Address,
Subnet Mask, Default Gateway in the same segment of the unicast IP (the another different VLAN).
To use Multiplexing mode on service level
1. Click on the pencil icon . There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and
other Output options depending on the modules inserted.
2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the Service to.
3. Check Multiplex for the Channel you want to output through. You can output multiple services
in the same channel or output the same service in multiple channels.
To use RTMP output to configure streaming to any website capable of receiving RTMP, it is
necessary to create a new stream instance on the intended receiving platform and enter the
corresponding URL and port.
CE2-HDMI-R01 >Insertion (only available in the CE2-HDMI-R01 module)
You should choose a channel first before you set Insertion.
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LOGO setting: you can upload several pictures at the same time, and pick one to show on
the screen. The feild of the selected picture will turn green.
LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual)
OSD setting:
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Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position Bottom/Top/Middle Position Offset -200~200
Horizontal Pixel 10~1920 Scrolling Speed 1~20
Front Color White/Black/Blue/Green/ Front Size 0~100
Red/Yellow
Display Interval 0~100
QR Code setting: QR Code picture picking method is same as LOGO setting.
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LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual)
CE2-HDMI-00/R01 >System
Please refer to CR2-DVBC module.
5.2.2 CE2-HDMI-02
CE2-HDMI-02 is a 2-channel HDMI encoder which supports H.264 HD/SD or MPEG-2 HD/SD
encoding with 2-channel RCA for CC input. The module supports MPEG1-L2, AAC and AC3 audio
encoding.
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CE2-HDMI-02 >Status
CE2-HDMI-02 >Basic Setting
Click Basic Parameters then click Advanced Setting to see Video Parameters& Audio
Parameters & Service Parameters that you can modify and check what specific parameters you
want to set and see. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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Setting Range:
Video Encode Range Video Encode Range
Settings Settings
Video Type H264 , MPEG2 GOP Size 18~48
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 2000~18000 PCR2 PID 32~8190
Video Mode CBR PMT PID 32~8190
Video Max Bitrate 18000 Service Name Length is 1~16
(Kbps)
Video Min Bitrate 2000 Service Provider Name Length is 1~16
(Kbps)
CC Enable Video PID 32~8190
Diaable
Video PID 32~8190 Video Aspect Ratio Auto
16x9
4x3
GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP P Frame IBBP
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P Frame: 5~15
IPPP
P Frame: 18~47
IBP
P Frame: 8~23
Audio Encode Settings Range Audio Encode Settings Range
Audio Type AC3 Volume 0~8
AC3_Passthrough AAC Format ADTS
MPEG1_Layer2 LATM
MPEG2_AAC
MPEG4_AAC
AAC_HE_V2
Audio Bitrate(Kbps) 128~384 (AC3) Audio PID 32~8190
64~384(MPEG1_Layer2/
MPEG2_AAC/
MPEG4_AAC/ AC3
Passthrough)
32~384(AAC_HE_V2)
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Click Advance Parameters to set Encoding Parameters & Stream Output Parameters &
MPEG-2 Output Parameters & MPEG4/MPEG4_AVC Output Parameters &Other Parameters
for CH1.1/CH2.1 separately.
CE2-HDMI-02 module supports up to two channels of audio and video input. Each channel includes
1 HDMI portand 1 RCA port. It supports dual audio encoding per channel which means one audio
track from HDMI inputcan be encoded into two different formats for output.
CE2-HDMI-02 >Output
This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. Outputting in this way
will not occupy baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channels in the encoder module and the baseboard IP module at
same time, you should a avoid the multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast videos will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional cases where the unicast stream cannot be received with unicast IP addresses.You
can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
To use Multiplexing mode at service level
1. Click onpencil icon . There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and
other Output options depending on the module inserted.
2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
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3. Check Multiplex on the channel you want to output to. You can output multiple services to one
channel or output one service to multiple channels.
CE2-HDMI-02>EAS Settings
This function need to be used together with CP2-EAS-00 module.
The parameters of EAS Source Multicast Address & Command Port & Data Port should be
consistent with those of CP2-EAS-00 module. Then the EAS module will be detected automatically
by CE2-HDMI-02module so that the service(s) could be paved by EAS input(ASI or AV signal). When
it is triggered by an external IP or analogue signal, the services(s) will be switched to the AV or ASI
service from EAS module.
Service: There are 2 programs corresponding to 2 HDMI ports
Status: Paved/Unpaved
EAS Override: Tick the check-box to select the program(s) needing to be paved.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
CE2-HDMI-02 > System
Please refer to CR2-DVBC/DTMB module.
5.2.3 CE2-HDMI-02C
CE2-HDMI-02C is a 2-channel HDMI or component HD encoder. It supports H.264 / MPEG-2 HD/SD,
MPEG1L2, AAC(optional), AC3(optional) audio,CC subtitle and analog audio input.
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CE2-HDMI-02C>Status
CE2-HDMI-02C>Basic Setting
Click Basic Parameters then click All Configurable Parameters to see Video Parameters& Audio
Parameters & Service Parameters whereyou can modify and check what specific parameters you
want to see and set. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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Setting Range:
Video Encode Range Name Range
Settings
Input TS Source HDMI, Component
Video Type H264 , MPEG2 GOP Size 18~48
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 2000~18000 PCR2 PID 32~8190
Video Mode CBR PMT PID 32~8190
Video Max Bitrate 18000 Service Name Length is 1~16
(Kbps)
Video Min Bitrate 2000 Service Provider Name Length is 1~16
(Kbps)
CC Enable Video PID 32~8190
Diaable
Video PID 32~8190 Video Aspect Ratio Auto
16x9
4x3
GOP Structure IBBP, IPPP, IBP P Frame IBBP
P Frame: 5~15
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IPPP
P Frame: 18~47
IBP
P Frame: 8~23
Audio Encode Settings Range Audio Encode Settings Range
Input Source Type HDMI Audio Bit Rate(Kbps) 128~384 (AC3)
Component 64~384(MPEG1_Lay
Audio Source HDMI er2/MPEG2_AAC/
Analog AC3_Passthrough/
Audio Type AC3 MPEG4_AAC)
AC3_Passthrough 32~384(AAC_HE_V2)
MPEG1_Layer2 Audio AAC Format ADTS
MPEG2_AAC LATM
MPEG4_AAC
AAC_HE_V2 Audio PID 32~8190
Volume 0~8
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Click Advance Parameters to set Encoding Parameters & Stream Output Parameters & MPEG-2
Output Parameters & MPEG4/MPEG4_AVC Output Parameters &Other Parameters for
CH1.1/CH2.1 separately.
CE2-HDMI-02Cmodule supports up to twochannels of audio and video input. Each channel includes
1 HDMI port and 1 DB-15port(2 channel share same one DB-15 port).
If video comes from HDMI, there are three options for encoding dual audio:
1. One audiocomes from HDMI input and the anothercomes from analog input; the encoding format
can be the same or different;
2. One audio that comes from HDMI input can be encoded into two different formats for output.
3. One audio that comes from analog input can be encoded intotwo different formats for output.
If video comes from the component, there is only one choicefor encoding dual audio:
1. One audio that comes from analog input can be encoded intotwo different formats for output.
CE2-HDMI-02C> Output
This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. Outputting in this way
will not occupy baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channels in the encoder module and baseboard TSoIP module at
same time, you should avoid a multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast video will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional cases where the unicast stream cannot be received with unicast IP addresses, you
can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
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To use Multiplexing mode at service level:
1. Click onpencil icon . There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and other
Output options depending on the module inserted.
2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
3. Check Multiplex on the channel you want to output to. You can output multiple services to one
channel or output one service to multiple channels.
CE2-HDMI-02C>EAS Settings
This function need to be used together with CP2-EAS-00 module.
The parameters of EAS Source Multicast Address & Command Port & Data Port should be
consistent with CP2-EAS-00 module. Then the EAS module will be detected automatically by
CE2-HDMI-02C module so that the service(s) could be paved by EAS input(ASI or AV signal). When
it is triggered by external IP or analogue signal, the services(s) will be switched to the AV or ASI
service from EAS module.
Service: There are 2 programs corresponding to 2 HDMI/Component ports
Status: Paved/Unpaved
EAS Override: Tick the check-box to select the program(s) needing to be paved.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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CE2-HDMI-02C> System
Please refer to CR2-DVBC/DTMB module.
5.2.4 CE2-SDI-00
CE2-SDI-00module supports2CH H.264/AVC HD/SD (up to 1080p60) or MPEG-2 HD/SD (up to
1080i60) encodingviaSDI/CVBS input. MPEG1-L2, AAC and AC3 audio encoding are available with
optionallicenses (2×BNC, 2×6-pins interfaces (for analog audio inputs)).
CE2-SDI-00>Status
Status page for CE2-SDI-00 shows the following parameters: Signal Status, Input Video
Resolution, Output Video Resolution, Video Bitrate, Audio Bitrate, Audio2 Bitrate, Total
Bitrate, Effective Bitrate, TS anaylsis and Program Name. The following parameters will display
values once a good SDI source is connected.
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CE2-SDI-00 >Basic Setting
Click Basic Parameters then click Advanced Setting to see Video Parameters& Audio
Parameters & Service Parameters whereyou can modify and check what specific parameters you
want to see and set. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Setting Range:
Video Encode Range Video Encode Range
Settings Settings
Input Source Type CVBS, SDI GOP Size 18~48
Video Type H264 , MPEG2 PCR2 PID 32~8190
Video Bit Rate (Kbp 2000~18000 PMT PID 32~8190
s)
Video Mode CBR Program Name Length is 1~31
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CC Disable, Enable Provider Name Length is 0~31
Video PID 32~8190 Video Aspect Ratio Auto
16x9
4x3
GOP Structure IPPB, IPPP, IBP P Frame IBBP
P Frame: 5~15
IPPP
P Frame: 18~47
IBP
P Frame: 8~23
Audio Encode Settings Range Audio Encode Settings Range
Input Source Type SDI Audio Bit Rate(Kbps) 128~384 (AC3)
CVBS 64~384(MPEG1_Lay
Audio Source SDI1(2/3/4) er2/MPEG2_AAC/
Analog AC3_Passthrough)
Audio Type AC3 16~384(MPEG4_AA
C)
AC3_Passthrough Audio AAC Format
ADTS
MPEG1_Layer2
LATM
MPEG2_AAC
MPEG4_AAC
Volume -20~20 Audio PID 32~8190
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Click Advance Parameters to set Encoding Parameters & Stream Output Parameters &
MPEG-2 Output Parameters & MPEG4/MPEG4_AVC Output Parameters & Other Parameters
forCH1.1/CH2.1 separately.
CE2-SDI-00>Output
This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. Outputting in this way
will not occupied baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channel in the encoder module and baseboard TSoIP module at
same time, you should avoid a multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast videos will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional case when the unicast stream cannot be received by using unicast IP addresses,
you can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
To use Multiplexing mode on service level:
1. Click on the pencil icon . There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and
other Output options depending on the module inserted.
2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
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3. Check Multiplex on the channel you want to output to. You can output multiple services to one
channel or output one service to multiple channels.
The second eth is reserved to output IP streams in an another different VLAN. Enabling the second
eth and set IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway in the same segment ofthe Unicast IP (the
another different VLAN), you can output the Unicast stream to the another VLAN.
CE2-SDI-00 >EAS Settings
This function need to be used together with CP2-EAS-00 module.
The parameters of EAS Source Multicast Address & Command Port & Data Port should be
consistent with CP2-EAS-00 module. Then the EAS module will be detected automatically by
CE2-SDI-00 module so that the service(s) could be paved by EAS input(ASI or AV signal). When it is
triggered by external IP or analogue signal, the services(s) will be switched to the AV or ASI service
from EAS module.
Service: There are 2 programs corresponding to 2 HDMI/Component ports
Status: Paved/Unpaved
EAS Override: Tick the check-box to select the program(s) needing to be paved.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
CE2-SDI-00 >System
Please refer to CR2-DVBC module.
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5.2.5 CE2-CVBS-00/R01/R01A
CE2-CVBS-00/R01/R01A is a 6/8/16-channel CVBS encoder with 2/2/4 DB15 connectors each for
3/4/4 channels. It supports H.264/MPEG-2 SD encoding and MPEG1-L2, AAC(optional) and
AC3(optional) audio.
CE2-CVBS-00/R01(6/8 CH)
CE2-CVBS-R01A(16 CH)
Configuration is similar to CE2-HDMI module. Please refer to that module section.
CE2-CVBS-00 >Settings
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Click Advanced Setting to see all parameters you can modify and check what specific parameters
you want to set and see. Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Setting range:
Video Encode Range Video Encode Range
Settings Settings
Video Type H264 , MPEG2 Service Name Length is 1~16
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~20000 Service Provider Length is 1~16
Name
Video Mode CBR, VBR Brightness 0~255
Video Max Bitrate 0 Contrast 0~255
(Kbps)
Video Min Bitrate 20000 Saturation 0~255
(Kbps)
Video PID 32~8190 Hue -180~180
GOP Structure IPPB, IPPP, IBP VLC Mode CABAC
CAVLC
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GOP Size 6~63 Profile HIGH / MAIN (H.264)
MAIN (MPEG-2)
GOP Close Disable, Enable Level 3.0,3.1,3.2
PCR2 PID 32~8190 Video Aspect Ratio Auto
16x9_LetterBox
16x9_CutOff
4x3_PillarBox
4x3_CutOff
PMT PID 32~8190
Audio Encoder Details Range Audio Encoder Details Range
Encoding Type MPEG1_Layer2 Audio Sampling 48
Bitrate(KHz)
Audio Mode (AC3) Dual Channel/Mono/ Audio PID 32~8190
Stereo
Encoding Bitrate(Kbps) 64~384 Volume Setting 0.00~8.00
CE2-CVBS-R01 /R01A>Settings
CE2-CVBS-R01 module has 8 channels with 2 DB15 connectors and CE2-CVBS-R01A module has
16 channels with 4 DB15 connectors. The configuration of them are similar to CE2-CVBS-00, there
are a few differences on parameter setting range.
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Name Range Name Range
Video Type H.264 Service Name Length is 1~16
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~6000 Service Provider Length is 1~16
Name
Video Mode CBR Brightness 0~255
GOP Size 1~99 Contrast 0~255
Profile Main/High Saturation 0~255
Video PID 32~8190 Chrominance 0~100
Video Format AUTO/NTSC/PAL PMT PID 32~8190
Audio Encoder Details Range Audio Encoder Details Range
Encoding Type MPEG1_Layer2/AAC/AC3 Audio Sampling Bit 48
rate(KHz)
Audio Mode (AC3) Stereo Audio PID 32~8190
Encoding Bitrate(Kbps) 32~192 Volume (dB) -20~20
Delay (ms) -2000~2000
CE2-CVBS-00/R01/R01A > Output/ Insertion
Output and Insertionplease refer to CE2-HDMI-R01 module.
CE2-CVBS-00/R01/R01A > System
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Please refer to CR2-DVBC module.
5.2.6 CE2-HDMI-05/05A
CE2-HDMI-05/05A is a 4/8-channel HDMI input encoder, supports H.264/H.265 HD/SD encoding,
supports MPEG1-L2, AAC(optional) and AC3(optional) audio encoding.Also supports overlay OSD
subtitles, station logo andQR code.
CE2-HDMI-05A >Status
CE2-HDMI-05A >Basic Setting
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This page allows you to modify the Video, Audio and Service Parameters. Click Advanced Setting
to see all parameters you can modify and check what specific parameters you want to set and see.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Video Type H.264 , H.265 Video PID 32~8190
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~12000 PCR2 PID 32~8190
GOP Size 1~60 PMT PID 32~8190
Video Resolution Auto , Program Name Length is 1~31
Manual（Horizontal Pixels：
160~1920, Vertical Pixels：
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120~1080, Framerate：24~60,
Scan Type：Progressive）
Video Aspect Ratio Automatic , 16×9（SD）, 4×3（SD） Provider Name Length is 0~31
Profile MAIN
HIGH
Click Service Info in the line of Audio Encoding to set audio encoding.
Audio Encoder Details Range Audio Encoder Details Range
Audio Enable Enable/Disable Delay(ms) -2000~2000
Audio Type MPEG1_Layer2 Audio Bitrate(Kbps) 32~192(MPEG1_Lay
er2) 32~192(AAC)
AAC
96~192 (AC3)
AC3
Volume(dB) -20~20 Audio PID 32~8190
Shelter Parameters Range Shelter Parameters Range
Shelter Enable/Disable X 0~1920 (Dual)
Y 0~1080 (Dual) Width 2~1920 (Dual)
Height 2~1080 (Dual) Color White/Black/Blue/Green/Red
CE2-HDMI-05A >Output
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This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. Outputting in this
waywill not occupy baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channel in the encoder module and baseboard IP Output module at
same time, you should avoid the multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast videos will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional case when the unicast stream cannot be received by using unicast IP addresses,
you can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
CE2-HDMI-05A >Insertion
You should choose a program first before you set Insertion.
You can preview the effect or make adjustment after you set Insertion.
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LOGO setting: you can upload several pictures at the same time, and pick one to show on the
screen The field of the selected picture will turn green.
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LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 2~1920 (Dual) Size Height 2~1080 (Dual)
OSD setting:
Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position Bottom/Top/Middle Position Offset -200~200
Horizontal Pixel 10~1920 Scrolling Speed 1~20
Front Color White/Black/Blue/Green/ Front Size 0~100
Red/Yellow
QR Code setting: QR Code picture picking method is same as LOGO setting.
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QR Code Parameter Range QR Code Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual)
CE2-HDMI-05A >Output
Output configuration please refer to CR2-DVBC module.
CE2-HDMI-05A > System
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On System page you can Import/Export License, Reboot module, Reset to Dafaults and Manage
Logs.
5.2.7 CE2-HDMI-06
CE2-HDMI-06 is a 4-channel HDMIencoder (broadcast level).It supports H.264/H.265 HD/SD
encoding(up to 1080p60), B frame, de-interlacing.Audio encoding of MPEG1-L2, AAC(optional) and
AC3(optional). Also supports insertion of QR code,logo andsubtitles.
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CE2-HDMI-06>Status
CE2-HDMI-06>Basic Setting
This page allows you to modify the Video, Audio and Service Parameters. Click Advanced Setting
to see all parameters you can modify and check what specific parameters you want to set and see.
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
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Name Range Name Range
Video Type H.264 , H.265 Video PID 32~8190
Video Bitrate (Kbps) 600~12000 PCR2 PID 32~8190
GOP Size 1~60 PMT PID 32~8190
Video Resolution Auto , Program Name Length is 1~31
Manual（Horizontal Pixels：
160~1920, Vertical Pixels：
120~1080, Framerate：24~60,
Scan Type：Progressive）
Video Aspect Ratio Automatic , 16×9（SD）, 4×3（SD） Provider Name Length is 0~31
Profile MAIN
HIGH
Audio Encoder Details Range Audio Encoder Details Range
Audio Enable Enable/Disable Delay(ms) -2000~2000
Audio Type MPEG1_Layer2 Audio Bitrate(Kbps) 32~192(MPEG1_Lay
er2) 32~192(AAC)
AAC
96~192 (AC3)
AC3
Volume(dB) -20~20 Audio PID 32~8190
Shelter Parameters Range Shelter Parameters Range
Shelter Enable/Disable X 0~1920 (Dual)
Y 0~1080 (Dual) Width 2~1920 (Dual)
Height 2~1080 (Dual) Color White/Black/Blue/Green/Red
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CE2-HDMI-06>Output
This feature is specifically for single program encoding and IP output directly. Outputting this way will
not occupy baseboard multicast bandwidth.
If you want to use IP output channels in the encoder module and baseboard IP Output module
at same time, you should avoid a multicast IP address conflict. If there are two same IP addresses
enabled meantime, all the multicast video will be affected.
Destination IP Address and Destination Port: Using for multicast IP addresses or unicast IP
addresses and ports.
Enable Destination MAC: Generally, you do not need to enable this option. This is reserved for
exceptional cases where the unicast stream cannot be received with unicast IP addresses You
can enable destination MAC and streaming out by setting Destination MAC.
To use Multiplexing mode at service level:
1. Click on (pencil) icon. There will always be a BaseBoard selection for the IP output and
other Output options depending on the module inserted.
2. Select the correct Output and Channel you want to output the service to.
Check Multiplex on the channel you want to output to. You can output multiple services to one
channel or output one service to multiple channels.
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CE2-HDMI-06>Insertion
You should choose a program first before you set Insertion.
You can preview the effect or make adjustment after you set Insertion.
LOGO setting: you can upload several pictures at the same time, and pick one to show on the
screen. Click the box in the picture to choose it.
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LOGO Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 2~1920 (Dual) Size Height 2~1080 (Dual)
OSD setting:
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Subtitle Parameter Range LOGO Parameter Range
Horizontal Pixel 10~1920 Scrolling Speed 1~20
Front Color White/Black/Blue/Green/ Front Size 0~100
Red/Yellow
QR Code setting: QR Code picture picking method is same as LOGO setting.
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QR Code Parameter Range QR Code Parameter Range
Position X 0~1920 (Dual) Position Y 0~1080 (Dual)
Size width 0~1920 (Dual) Size Height 0~1080 (Dual)
CE2-HDMI-06> System
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On theSystem page you can Import/Export License, Reboot module, Reset to Dafaults and
ManageLogs.
5.3 Modulation Output modules
5.3.1 CM2-QAMA-R00/R01/R01A
CM2-QAMA-R00
CM2-QAMA-R00 module supports modulating 16 non-adjacent or channels with 1 RF female port for
modulating output and 1 RJ45 network port is reserved for future use. QAMA and B share the same
Hardware but Different Software. If you need to change the Module from A to B, please contact your
local support for assistance.
Module configuration is similar to IP Setting.
CM2-QAMA-00 >Basic Setting
This page is where you can modify or set the frequency for the RF modulation. CM2-QAMA-00 has
16 non-adjacent channels while CM2-QAMA-R01 has 4 adjacent channels both at single port.
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Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Bandwidth 6M, 7M, 8M RF level 0~63 (dBμV)
60~123 (dBmV)
Symbol Rate (KBaud) 4400~6956 Frequency (KHz) 48000~858000
PSI/SI Interval (ms) 50~10000 Constellation QAM16/32/64/128/256
CM2-QAMA-00 >Output
QAM Output will be different from the Receiver and Encoder module. Since the QAM module is an
output module like IP output, all services configured in receiver, encoder and IP input will be seen
here.
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies in the base TS (frequency), which is
used for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
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Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency).Each TS should have
different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the base TS
(frequency) and then click Addto create a NIT stream for this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptorthen LCN Descriptor to check all the programs which are contained in this
frequency. Then set programs LCN.
Click +Descriptor and add the Cable Descriptor in. Then fill in the correct frequency and
symbol rate and choose the correct constellation of the TS (frequency).Then click OK. (this
operation should be set on Modulator module only).
Do same operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies have
been included. At last click Apply button to let all configuration take effect. Then searching
programs in your STB, you will get all programs in order of LCN which you set.
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CM2-QAMA-R01 / R01A
CM2-QAMA-R01 / R01A module supports modulating 4/8 adjacent channels with 1 RF female port
for modulating output.
CM2-QAMA-R01>Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Symbol Rate (KBaud) 3780~5217 PSI/SI Interval (ms) 50~10000
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RF level 25~45dBmV/85~105dBμV Frequency (KHz) 48000~862000
QAM Mode QAM16/32/64/128/256
CM2-QAMA- R01/R01A>Output
QAM Output will be different from the Receiver and Encoder module. Since the QAM module is an
output module like IP output, all service configured in receiver, encoder and IP input will be seen
here.
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies in the base TS (frequency), which is
used for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency).Each TS should have
different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the base TS
(frequency) and then click Addto create a NIT stream for this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptorthen LCN Descriptor to check all the programs which are contained in this
frequency. Then set programs LCN.
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Click +Descriptor and Cable Descriptor. Then fill in the correct frequency and symbol rate
and choose the correct constellation of the TS (frequency). Then click OK (this operation
should be set on Modulator module only).
Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies
have been included. Finally click Apply to let all configuration take effect. Then searching
programs in your STB, you will get all programs in the order of LCN you set.
5.3.2 CM2-8VSB-R01/R01A
CM2-8VSB-R01 / R01A module supports up to 4/8 8VSB adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF
connector for output.
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Module configuration is similar to IP Setting.
CM2-8VSB-R01>Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
RF level (1=0.5dB) 15~48 PSI/SI Interval (ms) 50~10000
Channel Standard OFF-AIR Frequency (KHz) CH2-57MHz
STD ~
IRC CH69-802MHz
SRC
CM2-8VSB-R01/R01A >Output
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
To use this board,you need to change the Standard to ATSC inAdvance Settings-System
Settings.
Don’t forget to click APPLY when you finish configuration.
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5.3.3 CM2-QAMB-R00/R01/R01A
CM2-QAMB-R00
CM2-QAMB-R00 module supports up to 16 non-adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF female
connector for output.
Module configuration is similar to IP Setting.
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CM2-QAMB-00 >Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Bandwidth (MHz) 6 Channel Standard STD/IRC/HRC
Symbol Rate (KBaud) 5056.941 (QAM 64) RF level 75~105 (dBμV)
5361 (QAM 256) 15~45 (dBmV)
PSI/SI Interval (ms) 50~10000 Constellation QAM64/256
Channel No. Up to Channel Standard
CM2-QAMB-00 >Output
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
CM2-QAMB-R01/R01A
CM2-QAMB-R01 / R01A module supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF
female connector for output.
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Module configuration is similar to IP Setting.
CM2-QAMB-R01/R01A>Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Symbol Rate (KBaud) 5057 (QAM64) PSI/SI Interval (ms) 50~10000
5361 (QAM256)
RF level 25~45dBmV/85~105dBμV Frequency (KHz) 48000~862000
QAM Mode QAM64/256
CM2-QAMB-R01>Service Configuration
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies to the base TS (frequency), which
is for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
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Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency)., Each TS should have
different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the base TS
(frequency) and then click Add to create a NIT stream for this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptor then LCN Descriptor to check all the programs which are contained in this
frequency. Then set programs LCN.
Click +Descriptor and the Cable Descriptor. Then fill in the correct frequency and symbol
rate and choose the correct constellation of the TS (frequency).Then click OK. (This
operation should be set on Modulator module only).
Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the
frequencies have been included. Finally click Apply button to let all configuration
take effect. Then searching programs in your STB, you will get all programs in
the order of LCN which you set.
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5.3.4 CM2-OFDM-R01/R01A
CM2-OFDM-R01 / R01A module supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF
female connector for output.
Module configuration is similar to IP Setting.
CM2-OFDM-R01>Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Bandwidth 6M, 7M, 8M RF level 0-31.5dBmv/60-91.5dBμv
Frequency (KHz) 48000~862000
CM2-OFDM-R01A>Output
TS setting: Please refer to IP output configuration.
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LCN setting: You need to add NIT stream of all frequencies in the base TS (frequency) which is
used for your STB auto search and identifies all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency). Each TS should have
different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the base TS
(frequency) and then click Add to create a NIT streamfor this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptor and Cable Descriptor. Then fill in the correct frequency and symbol rate
and choose the correct constellation of the TS (frequency) and then click OK (this operation
should be set on Modulator module only).
Click +Descriptor and add the LCN Descriptorto check all the programs which are contained
in this frequency. Then set programs LCN.
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Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies
have been included. Finally click Apply button to let all configuration take effect. Then
searching programs in your STB, you will get all programs in the order of LCN which you set.
5.3.5 CM2-ISDBT-R01/R01A
CM2-ISDBT-R01/R01A module supports up to 4/8 adjacent frequencies modulating with 1 RF female
connector for output.
CM2-ISDBT-R01>Basic Setting
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Bandwidth(MHZ) 6M RF level 25~45dBmV/85~105dBμV
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Frequency (KHz) 48000~862000 FFT Mode 2K
GI Mode 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 RF Level Gain(dB) 45~55
QAM Mode QPSK Convolutional 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
16QAM Coding
64QAM
CM2-ISDBT-R01/R01A>Output
TS setting: Please refer to IP output service configuration.
LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies to the base TS (frequency) which is
for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency). Each TS should have
different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the base TS
(frequency) and then click Add to create a NIT stream for this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptor and Cable Descriptor. Fill in the correct frequency and symbol rate and
choose the correct constellation of the TS (frequency) and then click OK (this operation
should be set on Modulator module only).
Click +Descriptor and LCN Descriptorto check all the programs which are contained in this
frequency. Then set programs LCN.
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Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the frequencies
have been included. Finally click Apply button to let all configuration take effect. Then
searching programs in your STB, you will get all programs in the order of LCN you set.
5.3.6 CM2-MOD-02
CM2-MOD-02 is a 32-channel QAM-A modulation output module with 2 gigabit IP input ports (single
port supports 256-channel input), 1 CAS interface (RJ45) supporting scrambling and 1 RF output
interface supporting up to 32 QAM-A non-adjacent frequencies modulating with independent
constellation mode configuration.
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CM2-MOD-02 > Status
The Status pagecontainsstatus informationof IP Input, Modulation Output and IP Output.
IP Input >CM2-MOD-02has1024 IP input channels. Those channels are divided into two RJ45 ports,
each of which has 512 IP input channels. Clicking Port 1,you can obtain status information of the
512channels, such asinput source IP address and port number, total bitrate(Mbps) and effective
bitrate (Mbps). TheTS analysis and Service List button of each channel allow you to check their
individual detailed information. See the image below for reference.
512 channels in port 1
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Click the eye icon , users can know all the PIDs such as PAT, CAT, PCR2, Video Audio, PCR2
PID etc in this TS. See the image below for reference.
If the input stream has multiple programs, you can click the icon below “Service List” to see all the
services in this stream. See the image below for reference.
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You can also check the details of a service by clicking the Service Name.
Modulation Output>CM2-MOD-02 status shows the Modulation output. Just like the IP Input, this
shows the total bitrate and effective bitrate ofthe 32 channels respectively. The TS Analysis and
Service List have the same function as in the IP input. The Status also shows the current
temperature of the unit on the upper left corner. See image below for reference.
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IP Output>CM2-MOD-02 status also shows the IP output. Just like the IP Input, this shows the total
bitrate and effective bitrate ofthe16 channels respectively. The TS Analysis and Service List have the
same function as in the IP input. See image below for reference.
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CM2-MOD-02 > Basic Setting
CM2-MOD-02 Basic Setting is where youcan input the parameters for IP Input, Modulation Output
and IP Output.
IP Input-Parameter Setting>On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the multicast
IP, port and parameter of IP Input. There are Port 1, Port 2, and Batch Setting. The input can
accept Multicast or Unicast and support MPTS and SPTS.
Port 1 and Port 2 have same interface. It shows the 512 channels. Check the box under Enable to
enable a channel. Input the correct Multicast/Unicast IP address and IP port, and select the correct
Protocol for the source IP.Once done, click Apply for the changes to take effect. See the image
below for reference.
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Batch Setting is where users can input the IP input parameters in batch. See the image below for
reference.
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Modulation Output-Parameter Setting>On this page, you can enable channels as you need and
input the Frequency (KHz), QAM Mode, Symbol Rate (KBaud) and RF Level Gain (dBmV) to have an
output.
Here is the range parameter of the above info.
Parameters Range
Frequency(KHz) 47000 ~ 999000
QAM Mode QAM16/32/64/128/256
Symbol Rate(KBaud) 3600 and 6952
-10 ~ 0
RF Level Gain (dBmV)
(The value must be a number multiple of 0.5)
RF Level(dBmV) 90~120
PSI/SI Interval(ms) 50 ~ 10000
You can also set the RF level in a range of 90to 120 as shown in the image below.
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Batch Setting is where you can input the modulation parameters in batch. See the image below for
reference.
IP Output-Parameter Setting>On this page, there are three tabs where you can modify the
multicast IP, port and parameter of IP Output. There are Port 1, Port 2 and Batch Setting. The
output can accept Multicast or Unicast and support MPTS and SPTS.
Port 1 shows the 16 channels. Check the box under Enable to enable a channel. Input the correct
Multicast/Unicast IP address, IP port and appropriate output bitrate, and select the correct Protocol
for the output IP.Once done, click Apply for the changes to take effect. See the image below for
reference.
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Batch Setting is where you can input the IP output parameters in batch. See the image below for
reference.
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CM2-MOD-02 > Multiplexing
Multiplexing has four tabs:Source, Service Configuration, SI Table Setting and PID
Transmission. Here youarecan set to output services from IP Input to Modulation Output. Click
Multiplexingto see 32 modulation output channels. Select a channel you want to configure and you
will seeSource setting of this channel.
Multiplexing-Source> Source is where you select a source for output. You can chosePort 1orPort
2 for the source. Each port is divided into 16 groups to complete 512 channels. Select a Port and you
can seeservice lists of Group and Channel as shown below.
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To output the service on the Modulation Output, you can simply put a tick in the box beside the
service you want to output. You can output multiple Service from different Source channelsor bypass
the TS to Modulation output.
To Output the TS by Bypass mode, you cansimply check theBypassbox of the TS. You can only
bypass 1 TS and cannot output other services from different channel sources. Bypass mode allows
you to keep the input signal automatically be redirected to Modulation output without re-scanning the
input or transferring it to output.
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Multiplexing-Service Configuration> After output the services from IP input to Modulation output,
you can now edit the Service ID and other PID on the output. Click on the Service Configuration to
see this page, it shows the output service on this channel only.
You can click the Name of the service and it will show a table where you can modify some
information of the service like Service ID, Service Name, Service Provider, PCR2 PMT AUDIO and
Video PID. Click OK & Apply for the changes to take effect.
Here you can also edit the Original Network ID and TS ID of the Modulation Output.
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Here you can also edit NIT and create NIT Network for the OTA upgrade.
Still in NIT, you can also create NIT Streams and generate LCN for channel list and Cable Descriptor
for frequency auto search.
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For the LCN Descriptor:input the Service ID and the LCN for the channel line-up of the services.
For the Cable Descriptor:input the correct frequency and SymbolRate for the corresponding TS
output. Cable descriptor depends on the setup you use. Mostly, Cable descriptor is created for 1 TS
only. Some configuration need to be created in each TS.
Still in NIT, you can also create NIT Other.
Here you can also create BAT.
Multiplexing-SI Table Setting> This page is to choose whether to insert/generate the SI tables or
Copy the SI tables from the input streams.
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Multiplexing-PID Transmission> This page is to transmit the input PID to Output on the PID
required by the system.
CM2-MOD-02 > Scrambling
CM2-MOD-02 Scramble is where you can encrypt a service on the Modulation Output. Scrambler
can be connected 6 different CAS simultaneously. There are seven tabs on this page namely Service
Scrambling and CAS1 to CAS6. 6 CAS tabs have the same interface.
Input the correct CA parameters on this page and make sure the ECMG and EMMG are connected
GREEN. Some CA will provide a Super CAS ID with 8 digits. This is a combination of the 4-digit CAS
System ID and 4-digit of ECMG Sub System ID.
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Service Scrambling>On this page, you can encrypt a service in the Modulation Output. Select a
channel for output and you will see a service list. The module supports up to 6 different CA, select
one of them for encryption as you need, then select the CA ID of the service. Click Apply to finish
setting.
The Modulation Output Channel will only list the enabled channelsbut not all 32 channels. If the
channels and CA ID to be usedare arranged in a chronological order,you can use Batch Setting for
faster encryption. This is advisable if you have 10 or more services in a single channel for output.
See the image below for reference.
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CM2-MOD-02 > System
CM2-MOD-02 System is composed of two sub menus namely Network and License.
Network> Here you can modify the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway for each port of the
module, except for the address of the module itself. This also shows the MAC Address of each port
of the module. See the image below for reference.
License>Here you canimport/exportlicense, rebootmodule, restore factory defaultsettings and
manage logs.
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Log Manage>This page shows the logs of the module. If there are issues encountered on this
module, exporting the logs will helpR&D team to analyze and fix them.
Turn on Enable Real-time Log switch to see the real time log messages and the severity level of
each message below.
Click to clear all log messages on the screen.
Click to delete all log information.
Click to export log information.
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Click to filter desired log messages.
Clicking the filter icon,you can simply select what logsto be included.
5.4 Function modules
5.4.1 CP2-EAS-00
CP2-EAS-00 module provides the ability to interrupt Encoder playback and switch to an external
transport stream. This feature is for the US market and requires the CMP203 chassis to be set for
ATSC standard. A common application of Emergency Alert Systems is for Broadcast and Audio
Muting.
The trigger switched video content on the Encoders can be sensed using a DC contact closure or the
SCTE-18 EAS standard over ASI/IP when the EAS is “Paved” or actively replacing the encoder
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Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
Name Range Name Range
Command Input Setting
EAS Signal Input Digital(IP) EAS Program Input ASI
Analogue(Dry Contact) AV
Analogue(Relay)
Trigger Mode Normally Open
Normally Closed
Encoder Setting
Video Type H.264, MPEG-2 Audio Type AC3, Mpeg-1 Layer 2
Mpeg2-AAC, Mpeg4-AAC
Video Bit rate(Kbps) 1500~20000 Audio Bit rate(Kbps) 128， 192， 256，384
Volume -10~10
When you set the IP output of the EAS module, you should set the same parameters for other
modules that the service(s) will be paved by EAS input (ASI or AV signal). Then the EAS module will
be detected automatically by other modules to complete more configuration. When it is triggered by
external IP or analogue (Dry Contact) signals, the configured services(s) on other modules will be
switched to the AV or ASI services from EAS module.
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CP2-EAS-00>Status
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5.4.2 CP2-CAM-00
CP2-CAM-00 is a scrambling & descrambling module with 2 CI slots. It supports almost all kinds of
CAM card descrambling and the number of descrambled services is defined by the CAM card. It
supports descrambling services which are multiplexed from different IP/RF channels or modules.
The scrambling function is designed for specific users. Currently the module only supports Xcrypt
CAMCAS scrambling.
CP2-CAM-00 >Status
Status shows the total bitrate and effective bitrate of each channel. It also supports TS analysis and
service list.
Click the icon ( ) below the TS Analysis to see the TS analyzing result of this channel. Click the
icon ( ) below the Service List to see the Services of this channel.
TS Analysis
Click Reset Counter to clear continuity count error and restart counting. Fill the key words of
PID, bitrate, bandwidth, table type or service name in the search bar to check the info you
wanted.
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Service List
Click the service name to check the detail info of this service.
CP2-CAM-00 >CI
CI page not only shows the CAM card name and CA system ID, but also shows the service PID,
service information and scrambling/descrambling status.
CAM Max Bitrate is from 48Mbps to 108Mbps, which you can choose in pull-down list.
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Click Reset to reboot the CAM card. Click Apply on the right side to make the change take effect.
CP2-CAM-00 >Service Configuration
When this module is licensed to scramble, on this page, you can set the output destination of all
services.
When this module is licensed to descramble, on this page, you can select the descrambled services
and set the output destination of all services.
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Click Apply on the right side to make the change take effect. Click Clear Config to clear all
configurations.
CP2-CAM-00 >System
When this module is licensed to scramble, it has the functions of scrambling and descrambling.
Change the CAM Mode through pull-down list. Click Apply to save the change.
When this module is licensed to descrambling, it only can be served as descrambling.
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On System Operation page you can Import/Export License, Reboot module, Factory Reset and
Manage logs.
Log Manage
Turn on Enable Real-time Log switch to see the real time log message and level below.
Click to clear all log messages on the screen.
Click to delete all log information.
Click to export log information.
Click to filter desired log message.
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5.4.3 CP2-EIT-00
CP2-EIT-00 is an EIT multiplex module. It supports up to 32 TS inputs and up to 16 TS outputs. It
also supports EIT multiplexing enable control at module level, TS level and program level. Multiple
EIT multiplexing modules can run simultaneously in a single chassis.
The GUI of EIT module includes three pages: Status, Module Setting and System.
CP2-EIT-00 >Status
The Status Page displays modules and services with EIT enabled. The indicator in front of each
service shows its working status.
Green: EIT is enabled and normal.
Red: EIT is enabled but abnormal. No EIT content from the source or no EIT output.
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Gray: EIT is disabled.
CP2-EIT-00 >Settings
Here you can select all modules or click checkbox of the module option which you need to make EIT
enabled configuration. EIT function is enabled by default on modulator module and disabled on all IP
output channels of baseboard. You can check the detailed information in the Tips tab.
Supports parsing of EIT table with DVB-S/S2/S2X/C/T/T2, ISDB-T, IP input.
Supports QAM-A/OFDM/IP output EIT table.
Click Apply button on the right side to make the changes made take effect.
When there is a CP2-EIT-00 module, you should still start the configuration from receiving modules
and output the required services to modulation module or IP output of baseboard, since the EIT
module will utilize the created service list to generate a new EIT table accordingly. Here is an
example ofCR2-DVBS2CI-00 DVB-S/S2 receiver module and CM2-QAMA-R01A modulation module
as an example.
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Select the corresponding modulation module and a channel for each service. The service will be
multiplexed automatically on the modulation module.
After finish the service configuration, you can go to the EIT module to enable or disable the EIT
multiplexing for specific services and check the EIT multiplexing status. EIT function is enabled on
modulation module and disabled on IP output of baseboard by default.
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All service lists will be obtained automatically from related modulation modules or IP output channels
CP2-EIT-00 >System
On System page you canimport/exportlicense, rebootmodule, restore factory default settings
and manage logs for trouble-shooting.
Log Manage>This page shows the logs of the module. If there are issues encountered on this
module, exporting the logs will helpR&D team to analyze and fix them.
Turn on Enable Real-time Log switch to see the real time log messages and the severity level of
each message below.
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Click to clear all log messages on the screen.
Click to delete all log information.
Click to export log information.
Click to filter desired log messages.
Clicking the filter icon,you can simply select what logsto be included.
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5.4.4 CP2-ASI-00
CP2-ASI-00 module is an ASI module that has 5 bidirectional ASI ports. Each port can be defined as either ASI
input port or ASI output port. It supports different TS stream formats of 188/204 bytes packet length and
Byte/Packet stream mode with up to 150Mbps TS stream bitrate.
Click CP2-ASI-00 in the Module List to reach CP2-ASI-00 module page.
CP2-ASI-00 >Status
Click TS Analysis of each channel, you can see TS bitrate Analysis. Click Reset Counter to reset
the Continuity Count Error counter. In the Search bar, you can input key words or numbers, such as
PIDs, Type or Service, for a quick search.
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Click the icon to check service information of all the inputs.
You can check program details by clicking the program item.
CP2-ASI-00 >Basic Setting
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Name Range
Total Bitrate (Mbps) 4.1 - 180
Click the Apply button on the right side to make the change take effect.
CP2-ASI-00 >ASI Input
You can route a whole stream or a service(s) from the input channel toward the available output
channels (IP or RF). Two types of routing are available.
To use Bypass mode
In this mode, you can route a whole input transport stream towards an IP or RF output which will be
occupied only by this stream. Any attempt of routing other stream/service towards this channel will
be an error. This mode can only be set by clicking the icon on the TS.
To use Multiplex mode
This mode allows the administrator to perform the following operations:
1. Route a single service towards an output channel to create SPTS.
2. Route services towards a single output channel to create MPTS.
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3. Route service(s) AND stream/s from multiple channels towards a single output channel to create
MPTS.
CP2-ASI-00 >ASI Output
TS setting: Please refer to IP Output service configuration on baseboard IP output.
LCN setting: You need to add NIT streams of all frequencies to the base TS (frequency), which
is for your STB to automatically search and identify all the TS (frequencies) LCN information.
Check or reset Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency). Each TS
should have different IDs.
Fill the Original Network ID and TS ID of each TS (frequency) in the field of the
base TS (frequency) and then click Add to create a NIT stream for this TS (frequency).
Click +Descriptor then LCN Descriptor to check all the programs which are
contained in this frequency. Then set programs LCN.
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Repeat the operations to add next TS (frequency) until NIT streams of all the
frequencies have been included. Finally click Apply to let all configuration take effect. Then
searching programs in your STB, you will get all programs in the order of LCN you set.
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CP2-ASI-00>System
On System page you can choose to:
Import/Export license
Export SNMP/MIB
Manage logs
Reboot the unit
Restore the unit to factory defaults
5.4.5 CP2-IP-00
CP2-IP-00 is an IP module that supports multiple network protocols such as
UDP/RTP/HLS/RTSP/SRT/Zixi/RIST. The module has 1 internal GbE port, 3 external GbE ports, 1
USB port and 1 Mini-HDMI port. The GbE ports will be used for IP stream input and output while USB
ports and Mini-HDMI port will be used for OS installation. With CP2-IP-00 module, you are able to
output any program streams via different network protocols or receive any network streams and
convert to RF signal for further transmission.
CP2-IP-00 >Status
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The CPU status ( ) is shown as a percentage. It reflects the amount of processing capacity
that is currently being used.
The System Status ( ) which reports the current status of the system. Green indicates
the system operation is good while Red indicates there is some detail about the system that is
currently in Alarm condition. A Red condition prompts the user to seek further information about the
Alarm condition by viewing the Logs tab.
CP2-IP-00 >Basic Settings
The Basic Settings Tab is used to configure the video processing details. This will include signal
direction (transmit, receive or both), addresses to be received or delivered to and labeling of the
gateways to help the user distinguish gateways from one another.
The number of available gateways will depend upon the license key that is applied.
Adding a Channel
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Click on the button in the upper left area of the page to create a new or additional
gateway. This will open a configuration window and allow the user to define the ‘Alias’ or label for the
gateway; the receive and/or transmit addresses
The configuration window that opens will provide the user with two tabs: Input and Output.
The Input tab(s) is where the user will define the details for the stream to be received and any IGMP
filtering. The Output tab(s) will define the details for the stream(s) to be sent out of this gateway.
Input Settings
This menu is used to configure IP receive settings for MPEG/IP, SRT, Zixi, HLS, Seamless RTP
(SMPTE 2022-7 for Hitless Switching) and RIST inputs. Based upon the type of protocol the user
selects, the available configuration settings will adapt to provide the best fit.
Three settings that are common to all protocols are “Receive”, which can be set to Enabled or
Disabled, “Interface”, which can be set to eth0, eth1, eth2 or Internal (options may change depending
on the number of interfaces and user defined interface name) and “VLAN”, which will filter incoming
streams for VLAN tags.
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Universal Input Settings
Note: when the “Receive” option is enabled for a given protocol (MPEG/IP, SRT, Zixi, HLS,
Seamless RTP or RIST), the gateway will be capable of receiving incoming bitrate for that protocol.
When using multiple receive instances on the same gateway, the “Receive” setting will not engage
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the newly configured receive instance as the active input by itself. To configure the additional receive
as the active input, please review “Configuring Active Inputs and Failover”
MPEG/IP Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “MPEG/IP”.
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MPEG/IP Receive Settings
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Settings Range Description
Mode Multicast Multicast setting allows the unit to receive
multicast streams. Multicast streams
Unicast
originate from the IP range 224.0.0.0 –
239.255.255.255. Unicast allows the unit
to receive unicast streams. Unicast
streams originate directly from a source
device.
Destination IP 224.0.0.0 – This setting is only available when
239.255.255.255 receiving a multicast stream. This is the
address the unit will attempt to join.
Destination Port 0 - 65535 This is the UDP port the source device is
sending to. This is the only setting required
to receive a unicast stream but is also
required for multicast.
FEC Enabled Sets the port to accept FEC on the
incoming MPEG/IP stream
Disabled
IGMP Filter Mode Exclude Used on networks supporting IGMPv3. If
this setting is set to Exclude, any streams
Include
originating from the user defined IP
addresses will be included in the IGMP
messages and the network will not forward
these streams to the device. If this setting
is set to Include, any streams originating
from the user defined IP addresses will be
included in the IGMP messages and the
network will only forward these streams to
the device.
Click the icon by the MPEG/IP input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the IP statistics.
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MPEG/IP Receive Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming IP
packets and establish a new point of reference.
SRT Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “SRT”.
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SRT Receive Settings
Settings Range Description
Call Mode Caller Defines the ‘handshake’ mechanism to be
used when establishing connection.
Listener
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Rendezvous
Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the IP address of the stream on
the remote device
Remote Port 0-65535 Defines the port of the stream on the
remote devices
Local Port Mode Auto In Auto mode, the local port number will be
assigned automatically
In Manual mode, the local port number will
Manual
be defined by the user
Local Port 1-65535 Defines the local port number
Discovery Timeout 1 – 100, use 0 for Defines the length of time to wait for the
(seconds) infinite stream to be discovered
Latency (ms) 1-8000 Defines buffer size in milliseconds
Passphrase 10 – 79 characters Defines the encryption passphrase
Click the icon by the SRT input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the SRT receive statistics.
SRT Receive Statistics
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The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming SRT
packets and establish a new point of reference.
Zixi Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “Zixi”.
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Zixi Receive Settings
Settings Range Description
Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the host of the remote broadcast
using IP address or domain name
Domain Name
Alternate Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the alternate host of the remote
broadcast using IP address or domain
Domain Name
name
Remote Port 0 – 65535 Defines the port of the stream on the
remote device
Stream ID User entry Defines the Zixi stream ID to be received
Remote ID User entry Specify the Zixi Broadcaster or Feeder ID
that will push the stream
Password User entry Provides the password to allow specific
Stream ID entered to be received
Ignore TSL certificate Error Do Not Ignore Defines whether to cease or continue
processing if TLS Certificate Error is
Ignore
signaled
Maximum Latency (ms) 30 – 10,000 Defines the maximum latency or buffer
size (in milliseconds)
Decryption Mode Disabled Defines if a decryption of the received
signal is needed, which decryption
AES-128
standard to use, or if the CP2-IP-00 will
AES-192 automatically detect these
AES-256
Automatic
Decryption Key User entry Provides the key to allow signal
processing if decryption is to be done
FEC Overhead (%) 0 – 50 Defines the amount of static overhead to
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be used to accommodate FEC
Click the icon by the Zixi input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the Zixi receive statistics.
Zixi Receive Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming Zixi
packets and establish a new point of reference.
HLS Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “HLS”
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HLS Receive Settings
Settings Range Description
HLS Mode Push Determines if the HLS receives through a
local or network location
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Pull
HLS Network Location User Entry Defines address of the HLS stream to be
received
Profile / Bandwidth User Selected After entering an HLS network location
and clicking “Apply and Refresh”, a list of
available profiles will be displayed
Decryption Mode Disabled Defines if a decryption of the received
signal is needed, AES 128 standard
AES 128
Decryption Key User Entry Provides the key to allow signal
processing if decryption is to be done
Discovery Timeout 1 – 100, use 0 for Defines the length of time to wait for the
(seconds) infinite stream to be discovered
Seamless RTP Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “Seamless RTP”.
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Seamless RTP Receive Settings
Settings Range Description
Path 1 or 2 Destination IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the address of the first or second
path to be received
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Path 1 or 2 Destination 1 - 65535 Defines the port of the first or second path
Port to be received
Path 1 or 2 IGMP Filter Include, Exclude Defines filter to include or exclude
Mode addresses contained in IGMP list box
Path 1 or 2 IGMP List The list box for each path will comprise the addresses entered by
the user, and define the sources input signals can be accepted
Box
from (Include), or sources that input signals are not to be accepted
from (Exclude)
Click the icon by the Seamless RTSP input to view information about the incoming stream.
Clicking the icon will hide the Seamless RTSP receive statistics.
Seamless RTSP Receive Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming
Seamless RTSP and establish a new point of reference.
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RIST Receive Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Receive Type” is set to “RIST”.
RIST Receive Settings
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Settings Range Description
Profile Mode Simple Specifies the RIST profile mode by which
to receive the incoming stream
Main
Mode Unicast Multicast setting allows the unit to receive
multicast streams. Multicast streams
Multicast
originate from the IP range 224.0.0.0 –
239.255.255.255. Unicast allows the unit
to receive unicast streams. Unicast
streams originate directly from a source
device
Destination IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the address of the stream to be
received
Destination Port 1026 – 65534 Defines the port of the stream to be
received. When using Simple Profile
Mode, only even numbers are valid.
Latency (ms) 1 – 8000 Defines buffer size in milliseconds
Decryption Mode Disabled Specifies if the incoming RIST stream
needs to be decrypted. Can only be
DTLS
enabled when using Main Profile Mode.
PSK
DTLS Decryption will require public and
private keys as configured
Passphrase User entry Provides the key to allow signal
processing if PSK decryption is to be done
Click the icon by the RIST input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the RIST receive statistics.
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RIST Receive Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming RIST
packets and establish a new point of reference.
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Output Settings
This menu is used to configure IP transmit settings for MPEG/IP, SRT, Zixi and RIST. The output
available configuration options will change based on the protocol the user selects for the “Transmit
Type” field.
There are three settings common to all protocols: “Transmit”, which can be set to Enabled or
Disabled, “Interface”, which can be set to eth0 or eth1 (options may change depending on number of
interfaces and user defined interface name) and “VLAN”, which will add VLAN tags to outbound
streams.
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Universal Transmit Settings
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MPEG/IP Output Settings
The figure shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “MPEG/IP”.
MPEG/IP Output Settings
Settings Range Description
Destination IP 224.0.0.0 – This setting is only available when
receiving a multicast stream. This is the
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239.255.255.255 address the unit will attempt to join
Destination Port 0 – 65535 This is the UDP port the source device is
sending to. This is the only setting required
to receive a unicast stream but is also
required for multicast
Source IP Mode Auto When set to Auto, the source IP address
on the output stream will match the
Manual
corresponding local interface. When set to
Manual, a user entered address can be
assigned to the output stream
Source IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the Source IP address to be
assigned to the output stream
Source Port 0 – 65535 Defines the source IP port to be assigned
to the output stream
Source MAC Mode Auto When set to Auto, the source MAC
address of the output stream will match
Manual
the corresponding local interface. When
set to Manual, a user entered address can
be assigned to the output stream
Source MAC xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx The user defined MAC for when using
Manual MAC Mode
TS Packets Mode Auto In Auto mode, the source will define the
number of TS packets per IP packet. In
Manual
Manual mode, the user will define the
number of TS packets per IP packet
TS Packets per IP Packet 1-7 The number of TS packets that are
contained with a single IP packet. Default
is 7. Lowering this value below default
increases network overhead
Encapsulation UDP Sets the Encapsulation to UDP or RTP
RTP
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SRT Output Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “SRT”.
SRT Output Settings
Settings Range Description
Call Mode Caller Defines the ‘handshake’ mechanism to be
used when establishing connection.
Listener
Rendezvous
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Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the IP address of the stream on
the remote device
Remote Port 0 – 65535 Defines the port of the stream on the
remote devices
Local Port Mode Auto In Auto mode, the local port number will be
assigned automatically
Manual
In Manual mode, the local port number will
be defined by the user
Local Port 1 – 65535 Defines the local port number
Discovery Time (seconds) 1 – 100, use 0 for Defines the length of time to wait for the
infinite stream to be discovered
Latency (ms) 1 – 8000 Defines buffer size in milliseconds
Bandwidth Overhead (%) 0 – 50 Defines the amount of bandwidth
overhead to allow for
TS Packets Mode Auto In Auto mode, the source will define the
number of TS packets per SRT packet.
Manual
In Manual mode, the user will define the
number of TS packets per SRT packet
TS Packets per SRT Packet 1–7 Defines the number of TS packets per
SRT packet when mode is Manual
Time To Live (hops) 1 – 254 Defines the number of network devices the
transmission is allowed to pass through
Type of Service 0 – 255 Specifies the desired Quality of Service
(QoS). This value will be assigned to the
Type of Service field of the IP Header for
the outgoing stream.
Encryption Mode Disabled Defines which encryption standard to use
or if the CP2-IP-00 will automatically
AES-128
detect this.
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AES-256
Passphrase 10 – 79 characters Defines the encryption passphrase
Click the icon by the SRT input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the SRT output statistics.
SRT Output Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming SRT
packets and establish a new point of reference.
Zixi Output Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “Zixi”.
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Zixi Output Settings
Settings Range Description
Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the host of the remote broadcast
using an IP address or domain name
Domain Name
Alternate Remote Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the alternate host of the remote
broadcast using an IP address or domain
Domain Name
name
Remote Port 0 – 65535 Defines the port of the stream on the
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remote device
Stream ID User entry Defines the Zixi stream ID to be
transmitted
Password User entry Provides the password to allow specific
Stream ID entered to be received
Ignore TLS Certificate Do Not Ignore Defines whether to cease or continue
Error processing if TLS Certificate Error is
Ignore
signaled
Maximum Latency (ms) 30 – 10,000 Defines the maximum latency or buffer
size (in milliseconds)
Encryption Mode Disabled Defines which encryption standard to use
or if the CP2-IP-00 will automatically
AES-128
detect this
AES-192
AES-256
Automatic
Encryption Key User entry The key to be used by downstream
decryption devices
FEC Overhead (%) 0 – 50 Defines the amount of static overhead to
be used to accommodate FEC
TS Packets Mode Auto In Auto mode, the source will define the
number of TS packets per Zixi packet.
Manual
In Manual mode, the user will define the
number of TS packets per Zixi packet.
TS Packets per Zixi Packet 1–7 User defined value for when Manual mode
is enabled.
Bonding Mode Disabled Specifies which interfaces, if any, are to be
set to bonding mode.
All interfaces
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One Interface
Any Interface
Interface Bonding Box Available for One Allows user to define parameters and
Interface Mode details about the port(s) when bonding
Any Interface Mode
Zixi transmissions can be configured to use multiple interfaces simultaneously (Port Bonding). By
defining the maximum bitrate for that interface, the unit will only send up to that rate on that interface.
A Primary and Backup interface may also be chosen if redundant links should be used.
Interface Bonding Boxes
Click the icon by the Zixi input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the Zixi Output statistics.
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Zixi Output Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming Zixi
packets and establish a new point of reference.
RIST Output Settings
The figure below shows the options available when the “Transmit Type” is set to “RIST”.
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RIST Output Settings
Settings Range Description
Profile Mode Simple Specifies the RIST profile mode for the
transmit instance. The Simple profile mode
Main
will output with the same packet structure
as an RTP packet. The Main profile mode
will add more header information for use
with the tunnel function
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Tunneling Mode Full Datagram When set to Full Datagram, the IP header
and UDP header will be re-added to each
Reduced Overhead
packet to help identify the channel. When
set for Reduced Overhead, the source port
and destination port will be added to the
header to help identify the channel.
Exclusive to Main Profile Mode.
Destination IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Defines the address of the stream to be
received
Destination Port 1026 – 65534 Defines the port of the stream to be
received. When using Simple Profile
Mode, only even numbers are valid.
Source Port 1026 – 65534 Specifies the transmit source port
Latency (ms) 1 – 8000 S Specifies buffer size in milliseconds
Encryption Mode Disabled Defines which encryption standard the
RIST transmit instance will use. Exclusive
DTLS
to Main Profile Mode.
PSK
DTLS encryption will require uploading
public and private keys as configured in
Enabling DTLS
Passphrase User entry The encryption passphrase. Exclusive to
PSK Encryption Mode.
Ignore TLS Certificate Do Not Ignore Defines whether to cease or continue
Error processing if TLS Certificate Error is
Ignore
signaled
Bonding Mode Disabled Specifies which interfaces, if any, are to be
set to bonding mode.
All interfaces
Bonding Mode settings cannot be chosen
One Interface
when Encryption Mode is set to DTLS.
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Any Interface
Interface Bonding Box Available for One Allows user to define parameters and
Interface Mode details about the port(s) when bonding
Any Interface Mode
RIST transmissions can be configured to use multiple interfaces simultaneously (Port Bonding). By
defining the maximum bitrate for that interface, the unit will only send up to that rate on that interface.
A Primary and Backup interface may also be chosen if redundant links should be used.
Interface Bonding Boxes
Click the icon by the RIST input to view information about the incoming stream. Clicking the
icon will hide the RIST Output statistics.
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RIST Output Statistics
The button is used to reset all the statistics for incoming RIST
packets and establish a new point of reference.
Additional Receive Instances
Each gateway can be configured for multiple input instances. To add an additional receive instance,
click on the button in the top left corner of the gateway section. The gateway configuration
window will open with a new “Input 2” tab, offering the same settings as the initial input tab.
Removing a channel from the configuration can be done by clicking on the button located at
the right side of the channel ribbon. Any configured input instance can also be removed by clicking
on the button located within the input row. When either of the icons is clicked, the system will
prompt the user with confirmation of intent to remove the item from the configuration
Only one additional input instance can be added, so the option becomes gray as shown below after
the second path is added.
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Multiple Input Instances
Configuring Active Inputs and Failover
When two input instances are configured, only one of them can be assigned to the output instances.
The Input Selection menu is used to determine which receive instance is the primary and backup.
Settings Range Description
Input Input 1 Used for both normal operation and input
failover settings. During normal operation,
Input 2
this input will be the active input
Backup Input Input 1 During failover operation this input will
become the active input. The catalyst for
Input 2
the unit to switch to this input is configured
in the following setting.
Switch On Manual Only Choose the event that triggers the switch
from the primary to the backup input
TS Sync Loss
Restore On Manual Only Choose the event that triggers a switch
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Primary Input TS back to the primary input
Restored
Backup Input TS
Sync Loss
Switchover (secs) 1 – 20 The amount of time the gateway must
remain in the “Switch On” or “Restore On”
state before automatic failover or
switchback occurs
Clicking the option under the channel will prompt the user for confirmation of
intent to change the input instance assigning the output instances to source from input instance 2.
Clicking will assign the output instances to return to sourcing from input
instance 1.
Active Backup Input
Additional Transmit Instance
The CP2-IP-00 will allow the user to configure a single channel for multiple output paths. To add an
additional output path, click on the button in the top left corner of the Channel section.
The channel configuration window will open with an additional “Output 2” tab. The new tab will offer
the same settings as the initial output tab.
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Removing a channel from the configuration can be done by clicking on the button located
at the right side of the Channel ribbon. Any configured output path can also be removed by clicking
on the button located within the output row that the user wishes to remove. When either of the
icons is clicked, the system will prompt the user with confirmation of intent to remove the item from
the configuration.
Which input instance the output instances will source from is dependent on the settings.
CP2-IP-00 > Logs
Clicking the Logs tab will redirect the user in the Reporting Control Panel. The Reporting control
panel in the CP2-IP-00 module will provide the user with a list of active alarms, as well as a means to
log the detected events. Active alarms are constantly updated to reflect the real-time state of the unit.
Once an error is no longer detected, it will be cleared from the active alarms window. The log files
can be used to view alarm and event history. Both the active alarm and event logs can be configured
for specific behavior based upon the user’s needs.
Alarms
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Clicking on the Alarms button displays the Active Alarms menu. This list displays all of the active
alarms currently being reported by the unit. There are four columns in the log that display different
types of information
Alarms
Column Name Description
State This area displays an icon that will signify the importance of the
event
The icon means the message is Informational and no error has
been detected.
The icon means the message is an Alarm and the unit status
has been set to ‘Error’
Name This column displays the description of the detected instance.
Location This column displays the hardware or function that is experiencing
the active error.
Last Changed This column displays the data and time the error was raised.
Timestamps here are determined with the Date and Time settings
configured in the Time tab under System Setting of the CMP
baseboard
Configuring the Alarms
The CP2-IP-00 module monitoring points are divided into Conditions and Events and are managed separately.
Configuration of these is done by clicking on the configuration cog in either the Alarms or Logs window.
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Conditions
These instances are monitored within specific hardware and stream processing paths. How the
CP2-IP-00 module responds to the detection of the instance can be configured. Three ‘checkbox’
columns allow the user to define the system response. The checkbox at the top of the column can be
used to enable or disable all instances in that column.
Logs
Column Name Description
Name Defines the error message that will be provided if the instance is
detected.
Location This shows the user the specific hardware or stream processing
path where the instance is detected.
Log A checked box defines which instances will be recorded to the log
file
Severity A dropdown box within the row allows the user to define the
instance as an Error or Information event.
Alarm A checked box defines which instances will raise an Alarm
condition on the unit. This will cause the Error LED on the front of
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the unit and in the web client to illuminate.
SNMP Trap A checked box defines which instances will trigger the CP2-IP-00 to
send trap messages.
The APPLY button at the bottom of the window will commit the settings changes to the system, while
the CANCEL button will ignore any settings changes and close the configuration window.
Events
These instances are global to the system because they will have an impact on all hardware and
stream processing areas of the CP2-IP-00 module. These instances can only be configured to be
recorded in the log file and/or to be sent as SNMP Trap messages.
Events
Column Name Description
Name Defines the error message that will be provided if the instance is
detected.
Location This will always be “Unit” since these instances are global
Log A checked box defines which instances will be recorded to the log
file.
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SNMP Trap A checked box defines which instances will trigger the CP2-IP-00
module to send a trap message.
Event Logs
The Logs window provides the user a display of the log file and management tools to strea
mline the data returned. There are three buttons that will manage the log file.
Refresh Prompts the CP2-IP-00 to update the displayed logs.
Clear Clears the log file.
Download Exports the log file as a “.csv” extension file to the pc.
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The log file itself is made up of five columns that explain each event, when it occurred, and
the area of the system where the event was detected.
Column Name Description
Severity The icon means the message is Informational and no error
has been detected.
The icon means the message is an Alarm and the unit
status has been set to ‘Error’.
Timestamp This is the CP2-IP-00 module associated date and time of the
instance.
Transition The icon means the instance entered into an Error
state.
The icon means the instance entered into a Clear
state.
The icon means a single point instance (such as NTP
Time was updated) took place.
Location Defines the hardware or function that experienced the alarm or
event.
Message This displays the description of the specific path that experienced
the instance.
Configuring the Logs
Configuration of the logs will provide the user with the same configuration options as covered in the
Configuration of the Alarms.
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CP2-IP-00 > System
The CP2-IP-00 has the ability to save all configured settings to multiple profiles. Profiles can be
saved locally, renamed and saved to external storage to be used on other CP2-IP-00 modules.
Profiles can be used to quickly and easily change the configuration of the module to suit different
inputs and decoding requirements.
Add New Profile Used to create or add a new profile to the
profile list
Upload Profile Used to upload a profile to the module
from the user pc
Apply Profile Used to apply a profile selected from
profile list
Rename Profile Used to edit the selected profile name
Delete Profile Used to delete a profile from the profiles
list
Download Profile Used to download a profile selected from
the list to the user pc
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SNMP MIB files
The SNMP MIB files for the CP2-IP-00 can be obtained by clicking on the SNMP MIBs button at the
top of the page. This will open a new tab within the current web browser and give the user a list of all
available MIB files. Directions on how to save them to an external storage location are provided at
the bottom of the list.
Diagnostics
The CP2-IP-00 provides the user the ability to take a snapshot of the ALL current unit settings,
reported values, active alarms, and the alarm and log file history. This snapshot will be downloaded
as an .XML format file that can be attached in an email or opened for viewing.
Click the ‘Diagnostics’ button and a window will open showing the diagnostic file creation progress.
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This window is replaced with a download file window when file creation is complete. The user will be
asked to ‘Open’ or ‘Save’ the file. Selecting the Save option will download the .XML file to the pc
‘downloads’ location.
Security
The Security is used to configure self-signed certificate information.
Additionally, using public and private keys, this menu is used to enable DTLS encryption and
decryption on RIST receive and transmit instances.
Security Manager Menu
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Settings Range Description
Name User entry Country Name for generated CSR file
State or Province Name User entry State/Province Name for generated CSR
file
Locality Name User entry Locality Name for generated CSR file
Organization Name User entry Organization Name for the generated CSR
file
Organizational Unit Name User entry Organizational Unit Name for the
generated CSR file
Common Name User entry Common Name for the generated CSR file
Email Address User entry Email Address for reference on the
generated CSR file
Generate New CSR File This icon will generate a new Certificate
Signing Request file (CSR) using the
configured IP from eth0 for the CSR file
name. Additionally, the Security Manager
will generate a local private key file to be
used with the downstream
Download Generate CSR This icon will download the locally
File generated CSR file onto a remote machine
Delete Old CSR File This icon will delete the locally generated
CSR file
Delete Old Local Private This icon will delete the locally generated
Key File private key file
Local Certificate File Use this icon to upload the local certificate
file
Local Private Key File Use this icon to upload the local private
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key file
Remote Certificate File Use this file to upload the remote
certificate file
Upon clicking , the system will generate a new CSR file and local private key for use with
the downstream receiver.
Generated Private Key and CSR Files
Enabling DTLS
In order to make a successful DTLS connection when enabling encryption and decryption on RIST
receive and transmit instances, a “Local Certificate File”, “Local Private Key File” and “Remote
Certificate File” must be uploaded to the Security Manager.
As shown in the figure, the same Certificate File may be uploaded to both the Local and Remote
Certificate File fields.
Uploaded Key and Certificate Files
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When making a DTLS connection between a CP2-IP-00 that is transmitting RIST and a CP2-IP-00
that is receiving RIST, these same files must be uploaded to both units. Additionally, both the output
and input instance on each unit must have Profile Mode configured for “Main” and Encryption Mode
configured for “DTLS”.
Updating the System Software
Updates to the CP2-IP-00 are performed through the web interface. A software update file is
provided by Wellav and then uploaded to the unit. To request the latest software version or a copy of
the release notes please contact our after-sales technical support team. The ‘Update Unit’ button is
in the top right corner of the System Control Panel. When opened this feature will allow the user to
advance the software version the CP2-IP-00 operates on, or rollback the software version that the
module operates on.
Applying software updates
1. Click Upload button and browse to the appropriate software file
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2. A progress bar will show uploading status
3. Once the file is uploaded click on Yes when prompted to update
4. The module will reboot after a software update is complete.
Upload Software To upload software updates to CP2-IP-00 module, click
Update this button. The user will be prompted to navigate to an
update file. The file will then upload to the module.
When completed, the module with prompt the user to
either apply the update or cancel
Delete the Clicking this button prompts the user to confirm the
Uploaded Software deletion of the software update from the CP2-IP-00
module. This will also clear the Uploaded Version
status of the Software Versions section.
Update Software to Clicking the button starts the software update process.
Uploaded Version The CP2-IP-00 module will prompt the user to confirm
the update. Click Yes to continue or No to cancel.
Rollback Software Updates
The CP2-IP-00 module is capable of reverting back to a previous version of software using the
Rollback feature. The CP2-IP-00 accomplishes this by maintaining two separate software images;
one is the most current version of software with all current settings and the other is the previous
version of software with all of the previous settings. To perform a rollback, click the Update Unit
button and then click the Rollback tab. The module will reboot after the rollback process is complete.
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Reboot the Unit
The CP2-IP-00 module can be rebooted from the web interface System page. The ‘Reboot’ button is
located in the top right corner of the System Control Panel.
To perform a reboot, click the reboot button. The system will prompt the user to confirm the reboot
request. Once confirmed, a status window with a progress bar will open be visible until the reboot is
complete and the login window displayed.
Reset to Defaults
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The CP2-IP-00 module settings can be reset to factory defaults. All settings will be returned to the
factory defaults except the network management ports TCP/IP settings. All event logs will be cleared.
To reset all settings to default, click the Reset to Defaults button on the System page. The module
will prompt the user to confirm the reset.
Configuring the Unit Networks and VLANs
The CP2-IP-00 module can be assigned a Hostname and DNS servers. To access this menu, click
on the Configure Networks gear icon. Within the window that opens, the user can assign a Hostname
to the module, define which physical port (Eth0, Eth1, Eth2, Internal) the Default Gateway will use
[The web-interface is accessible from the IP address of either Ethernet port; however, be sure to
configure the two ports for separate subnets.], and provide addresses for Primary and Secondary
Nameservers.
Setting Available Selections Descriptions
Hostname Alphanumeric, no spaces Defines optional system name
allowed
Default Gateway Eth0, Eth1, Eth2, Internal Defines which physical port
gateway address is to be
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used
Primary xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx IP address of Primary (DNS)
Nameserver nameserver
Secondary xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx IP address of Secondary (DNS)
Nameserver nameserver
Management and Video/IP Ports
Each of the three physical NICs and one internal NIC are identical in every way; either one can be
configured for the management or Video/IP networks. As shown below, clicking the gear icon will
open the settings for each NIC, including the name of the port, IP address and VLAN options. After
finishing changes, click the apply button.
Setting Available Selections Descriptions
Interface Name User Entered User defined port names
(eth0/eth1/eth2/Internal)
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Mode DHCP, Static DHCP allows network server to
provide IP address
Static requires the user to define the
IP address to be used
IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static mode IP address entry
Subnet Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static Mode subnet mask entry
Gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static Mode gateway entry
To add a VLAN to the NIC, click the icon to bring up the “Add VLAN” menu as shown on
the next page.
Setting Available Selections Descriptions
VLAN Name User Entered User defined VLAN names
VLAN Tag ID 1 - 4094 The VLAN tag to be assigned to
outgoing streams and filtered for
incoming streams
IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static mode IP address entry
Subnet Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static Mode subnet mask entry
Gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Static Mode gateway entry
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After clicking “OK” to finish configuring the newly created VLAN, it will appear on the VLAN list as
seen in the figure below. To remove individual VLANs, click the blue icon in the corresponding
row. To remove all created VLANs, click the button.
Configuring Network Services
Both Physical NICs can have specific features enabled for functionality or disabled for security. To
configure these settings, click on the as indicated in the figure below.
The “Configure Network Services” menu will then be shown. These are the default settings that allow
for web access, ICMP contact through pinging and general stream input and output traffic. To enable
or disable further settings, click to check the leftmost box as well as the box corresponding to the
physical NIC (eth0, eth1, eth2,eth3) in the row of the intended service.
Service Protocol Port Descriptions
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HTTP TCP 80 Allows access to the web interface via browser
ICMP ICMP N/A Allows access to ICMP responses (such as pinging)
SNMP UDP 161 Allows SNMP GET/SET commands
SNMP UDP 162 Enables SNMP traps to send upon system change
Traps
SSH TCP 22 Allows for SSH access through port 22
Stream Unknown N/A Enables and disables all stream traffic for the physical
I/O interface (Zixi, MPEG/IP, SRT, HLS)
Syslog UDP 514 Allows configuration of a syslog server for state triggered
messages.
License Information
Certain features of the CP2-IP-00 require licenses in order to be functional. The interface displays
all licenses available as well as the following status:
License Locked or Unlocked
License is Supported or Unsupported by the installed hardware
If licenses need to be applied to the module, click Apply License Key button. The menu below
will appear where the user can copy and paste the provided license key from Wellav.
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6 Appendices
Appendix A - Abbreviations
8VSB Vestigial sideband modulation with 8 discrete amplitude levels
16VSB Vestigial sideband modulation with 16 discrete amplitude levels
AAC Advanced Audio Coding
AC-3 Also known as Dolby Digital
ASI Asynchronous Serial Interface
ATSC Advanced Television Systems Committee
AV Audio Video
BAT Bouquet Association Table
BER Bit Error Ratio
Bit Rate The rate at which the compressed bit stream is delivered
BNC British Naval Connector
CAM Conditional Access Module
CAT Conditional Access Table
CAT6 Category 6 – Cable standard for gigabit Ethernet
CBR Constant Bitrate
CI Common Interface
CVBS CompositeVideoBroadcastSignal
CC Closed Caption
dB Decibel
DVB Digital Video Broadcasting
EIT Event Information Table
EPG Electronic Program Guide
FEC Forward Error Correction
GOP Group of Pictures
HD High Definition
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HDCP High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection
HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface
I/O Input/output
Kbps 1000 bit per second
LCN Logical Channel Number
LNB Low-Noise Block
LO Local Oscillator
Mbps 1,000,000 bits per second
MER Modulation Error Ratio
MIB Management Information Base
MPTS Multi-program Transport Stream
NIT Network Information Table
OFDM Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing
PAT Program Association Table
PCR Program Clock Reference
PID Packet Identifier
PMT Program Map Table
PSI Program Specific Information
PSU Power Supply Unit
QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
QPSK Quadrature Phase-Shift Keying
SD Standard Definition
SDI Serial Digital Interface
SDT Service Description Table
SI Service Information
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
SNR Signal Noise Ration
SPTS Single Program Transport Stream
TDT Time and Date Table
TS Transport Stream
VBR Variable Bitrate
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Appendix B- Warranty
We warrants this instrument against defects from any cause, except acts of God and abusive use, for
a period of 1 (one) year from date of purchase. During this warranty period, we will correct any
covered defects without charge.
Appendix C- After-Sales Support
Please contact our sales/regional representatives for any help, product information, and
troubleshooting.
Returning Products for Service
The CMP203 is a delicate piece of equipment and needs to be serviced and repaired by the
manufacturer. In order to expedite this process please carefully read the following items.
Confirm the required component
Before any product can be returned for service, the client ought to contact our sales representatives
and after-sales support department by means of email to confirm the need to return the product or
parts of the product.
Collect the Serial Numbers to obtain RMA Number
Serial Number (SN) is printed on a label on the chassis and modules. To create a RMA number, SN
must be submitted to support department. Once the RMA number has been issued to the client, the
unit/component needs to be packaged and shipped back to the manufacturer. It’s best to use the
original box and packaging for the product but if this not available, check with the service department
for the proper packaging instructions. RMA Number should be specified in the delivery bill or written
on the package.
Do not return any power cables or accessories unless instructed to do so.
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