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General| Brand | Adtec |
|---|---|
| Model | EN-30 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Details copyright ownership, usage restrictions, and registered trademarks of Adtec Digital and Dolby.
Essential safety guidelines for installation, operation, and servicing of the Adtec EN-30 device.
Outlines FCC, Industry Canada, and EU EMC Directive conformance statements for the EN-30.
Introduces the EN-30 encoder, its features, capabilities, and typical applications in broadcast.
Covers the front panel controls, diagrams, indicator decals, and initial interface elements.
Details the 9 quick views available on the front panel LCD, displaying operational states like encoding, services, and PIDs.
Explains Transport LED Indicators (Video, Encode, AVC, HD) and Audio Encode Indicators (A1-A4).
Describes System Indicators (Alarm, BISS, Link, Busy) and the functions of front panel controls (Mode, Select, Enter, Escape, etc.).
Explains how to access and configure modulator parameters like Carrier Mode, Transmit, Output Power, and Uplink Frequency.
Details the Services Menu structure, controls, and options for TS MUX Rate, Tables, TSID, ASI Mode, ASI Remux, Service Name, etc.
Covers the RF Tx Menu structure, Transmit, Type, Mode, Local Oscillator, Uplink Frequency, and Frequency settings.
Details advanced RF Tx settings like Power, Spectrum Inversion, FEC, Rolloff, Pilot, Rate Priority, Symbol Rate, Interface Rate, Carrier Mode, and 10MHz Clock.
Explains the IP Tx Menu for Mode, IP Address, Port, DVB per IP, RTP, FEC, TTL, Multicast, Service Select, and Mux settings.
Details Video Input, SDI Mode, Chroma Type, Video Rate, Aspect Ratio, AFD, and GOP settings.
Covers Surround Sound, Audio Input, Mode (Encode/Passthru), Type, Rate, Level, Sync, Format, IFB, SDI Pair, and SDI Clock Source.
Explains passthru audio for Dolby/LPCM, common issues, and troubleshooting steps.
Lists audio CODECs, resource usage, input configurations, and best practices for resource management.
Details PID settings for PMT, PCR, Video, Audio, Teletext, VITC, and Splice.
Covers VBI Source selection and Closed Caption configuration.
Describes how to Select, Save, and Delete configuration profiles.
Details CAS settings for Channel Encryption, Mode, Session Words, and User IDs.
Covers front panel login procedure and automatic logout duration settings.
Details IP addressing, subnet masks, DHCP, gateway, and stealth IP settings for Ethernet and GigE.
Covers system time, NTP, alarms, and SNMP configuration including trap settings.
Displays the currently running firmware version of the unit.
Illustrates the back panel and details functions of processor, video/audio input, and output connectors.
Introduces the web interface, browser compatibility, and logging in procedure.
Explains application windows and the process for upgrading device firmware.
Step-by-step guide for manual firmware updates using Telnet or FTP.
Instructions for establishing a Telnet session to the EN-30 device for API commands.
Guides on using FTP and utilizing device API commands for control and configuration.
Explains manual and automatic video rate configuration, VAF, bitrate limits, and overflow handling.
Details enabling EAS mode via GPIO or WebUI and configuring network EAS triggering.
Defines ASI Remux, reserve requirements, PID conflicts, and table handling for remuxing.
Guides on using manual PID mapping for custom ASI passthrough applications like DVB subtitles.
Explains VITC ancillary data and enabling VITC passthrough via the Web GUI.
Full text of the GNU GPL, detailing terms for software distribution and modification.
Details video profiles, data rates, and frame formats for MPEG2 and H.264 encoding.
Covers video/audio inputs, outputs, EAS interface, transport outputs, and modulation/RF parameters.
Provides the pinout diagram and signal assignments for the DB9-M analog audio input.
Details technical support, contact information, and call prioritization criteria.
Explains various SLA options, including Standard, Priority, Premium, Extended Warranty, and Legacy support.
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