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Sencore VB2 Series User Manual

Sencore VB2 Series
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VB2xx GigE Probes
Applies to software release v5.4
Form 7653J February 2018

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Sencore VB2 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSencore
ModelVB2 Series
CategoryNetwork Hardware
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Document Revision History

1 INTRODUCTION

About the Probe

Provides an overview of the VB2xx probe series, including rack-mount, DMG3200 chassis, and portable models.

Probe – Overview

Details the VB2xx series probe models and their general capabilities for signal monitoring.

Probe – Features

Summarizes the key differences between VB20, VB220, and VB220-DMG probes.

Probe – Functionality

Explains the core functionalities like MediaWindow for packet loss monitoring and Ethernet protocol analysis.

How to Use This Manual

Guides users on how to navigate and utilize the information within the manual.

2 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

3 SAFETY

4 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SETUP

Quick Installation Guide

Provides a step-by-step guide for the initial installation and setup of the unit.

The Enhanced Chassis (VB300)

Describes the 1RU Enhanced Chassis (VB300), its capacity, and power specifications.

The Enhanced Chassis –48V DC version (VB300-DC)

Describes the -48V DC version of the Enhanced Chassis (VB300-DC).

The VB200/VB200-DC Hardware (VB220)

Covers the VB200 and VB200-DC chassis options for the VB220.

Portable chassis (VB20)

Describes the VB20 portable probe unit, its features, and design.

The Hardware Modules and Connectors (VB220)

Details the hardware modules and connectors on the VB220 probe.

Installing the Unit in a Rack (VB220)

Provides instructions for installing the VB220 unit into a rack.

Initial Configuration

Explains the methods for performing the initial configuration of the probe.

5 QUICK SETUP GUIDE

Basic Setup

Outlines the fundamental steps for basic probe setup after initial configuration.

Input Signal Definitions

Explains how to define and configure various input signal types like ASI and Multicasts.

Adjusting Alarm Thresholds

Guides on how to adjust alarm thresholds for various parameters to manage alarms effectively.

6 THE PROBE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE

Main

Introduces the main interface and its various sections for monitoring.

Alarms

Explains the alarm handling system, including thresholds and alarm lists.

OTT (Option)

Details the functionalities related to the OTT monitoring option.

Multicasts

Details how to monitor multicast streams and their associated parameters.

MW (Media Window)

Introduces the Media Window view for at-a-glance status of multicasts.

RDP (Return Data Path)

Explains the Return Data Path feature for forwarding streams and recording data.

Traffic

Covers traffic monitoring and analysis features.

Ethernet

Covers Ethernet-specific monitoring features.

ETR 290 (Option)

Introduces the ETR 290 option for ETSI TR 101 290 analysis.

A Appendix: VB220 Versus VBC Alarms

B Appendix: Monitoring Practices

RTP Monitoring

Summarizes useful monitoring practices for RTP streams, including packet loss analysis.

Strategy for MediaWindow Analysis

Provides insights into MediaWindow analysis and Ethernet threshold configuration.

Dedicated interface for OTT

Recommends using separate networks or interfaces for OTT traffic and multicasts.

C Appendix: OTT Profile Health

OTT Profile Health Bar

Describes the profile health bar at channel level, indicating current status via colors.

D Appendix: Software Maintenance

E Appendix: Software Upload

Transfer the image to the probe and save to flash

Details the process of transferring the software image and saving it to flash memory.

Software upload troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps if the software upgrade is rejected.

F Appendix: Restoring probe factory defaults

Restoring to Factory Defaults

Details the procedure for resetting the probe to its factory settings, including IP configuration.

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