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ST.TM.E10074.1
Issue 1
ENGLISH (UK)
INSTRUCTI
ON MANUAL
E5710 and E5
720 Encoder
Build Version 2.0.
0 (and lat
er)
M2/ENC/E5710, M2/ENC/E5720
and Options
2
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
9
Introduction to the Basic Encoder
11
Scope of this Manual
11
Who Should Use this Manual
11
Build Version
11
Table 1.1: Build Version
11
What Equipment Is Covered by this Manual
12
Equipment Models
12
Figure 1.1: E5710 Encoder Front View
12
Figure 1.2: E5720 Encoder Front View
12
Information Label
12
Table 1.2: Equipment Model Descriptions
12
Build Revision
13
Hardware Configuration
13
Role of the Encoder in a System
13
Typical System
13
Single Programme Transport Stream
14
Multiple Channels Per Carrier
14
Figure 1.5: Typical Single Programme Transport Stream Configuration
14
Figure 1.6: Typical Evolution 5000 Configuration (Multiplexer Interface Option)
15
Summary of Features
16
Video Encoding
16
MPEG-2 Encoding
16
Serial Digital Video Input Error Detection and Handling (EDH)
16
Video Encoding Functions
16
Video Encoding Modes
16
Video Input Types
16
Video Inputs
16
Coding Resolutions
17
Motion Estimation
17
Table 1.3: Video Bit-Rate Range
17
Video Variable Bit-Rate
17
Internal Frame Synchroniser
18
Output on Video Loss
18
Audio Encoding
18
General
18
Table 1.4: Video Coding Resolutions
18
Audio Channels
19
Audio Inputs
19
Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI) Line Processing Modes
21
Introduction
21
Table 1.6: Dolby Digital Audio Encoding Bit-Rates
21
VBI in Picture
21
VBI User Data
21
Teletext Extraction
22
VBI in PID
22
Outputs
22
Control and Monitoring
22
Options and Upgrades
23
Chapter 1
19
Dolby Digital (AC-3) Encoding Modes
19
MPEG Encoding Modes
19
Audio Variable Bit-Rate
20
Dolby Digital (AC-3)
20
Table 1.5: MPEG-1 Audio Encoding Bit-Rates
20
Test Tones
20
Guided Tour
23
Enclosure
23
The User Interface
23
Front Panel Description
23
Front Panel Display, Navigation Keys, Softkeys, Keyboard
23
Table 1.7: Front Panel Indicators
23
Figure 1.7: E5710 Front Panel Indicators
24
Figure 1.8: Stand-By Switch (E5720 Only)
24
Figure 1.9: E5720 Front Panel Indicators
24
Power Supply Stand-By Switch (E5720 Only)
24
Rear Panel Description
25
1U Chassis
25
Introduction
25
Boards in the Basic Encoder
25
Table 1.8: Boards in the Basic Encoder
25
Chapter 2 Installing the Equipment
27
Figure 1.10: E5710 (1U) Rear Panel Component Parts and
28
Figure 1.11: E5720 (2U) Rear Panel Component Parts and
28
Introduction
29
Read this First
29
General
29
Site Requirements
29
Environment
29
Lightning Protection
29
Power Supplies
29
EMC Compliance Statements
29
En 55022 / As/Nzs 3548
29
Fcc
30
Installing the Equipment
30
Fixing Method
30
Cable Routing
31
Equipment Access
31
Ventilation
31
Preliminary Checks
30
Mechanical Inspection
30
Moving the Equipment Safely
30
AC Mains Operating Voltage and Earthing
32
AC Power Supply
32
Power Cable and Earthing
33
General
33
Protective Earth/Technical Earth
33
Connecting the Encoder to the AC Power Supply
34
Signal Connections for the Basic Unit
34
Introduction
34
Connecting up the Basic Encoder
35
Power Supply
36
Technical Earth
36
H Sync
36
Sdi in
36
Audio Inputs
37
Comp Video
37
ASI out 1, 2 and 3 Outputs
38
Control Interfaces
38
Connection
38
Ethernet #1 and #2
38
Alarm
39
Remote Control
39
Data
40
RS-232 Connector
40
Powering Up/Down
41
Before Powering up
41
Powering up
42
Powering down
42
Setting up the Encoder for Reflex Operation
42
Overview
42
Setting the Encoder IP Address
43
Methods of Changing the Encoder IP Address
43
From the Front Panel Menus
43
Via Telnet
43
Chapter 3 Options and Upgrades
45
What's Available
47
Option Functions
47
Limitations on Number of Option Modules (E5720 Only)
48
Limitations on Use of Option Modules
48
How to See Which Options Are Fitted/Enabled
48
Bit-Rate Limits with Reflex Licence And/Or Performance Upgrade
48
Basic Interoperable Scrambling System - BISS (M2/EDCOM2/BISS)
49
Additional Audio and Linear PCM Option (M2/EOM2/AUDLIN)
50
Overview
50
Assembly
50
Rear Panel
50
Audio in Connector
51
And RS-422 Data Input Option (M2/EOM2/DAT)
52
Overview
52
Assembly
52
Rear Panel
52
Async Connector
53
Sync Connector
53
Remux Option (M2/EOM2/REMUX)
55
Overview
55
Assembly
55
Rear Panel
55
DVB ASI in 1, 2 and 3 Connectors
56
DVB ASI out 1 Connector
56
M2/Eso2/422
56
M2/Eso2/Nr
56
M2/Eso2/Pu
56
M2/Eso2/Vbr
56
M2/Eso2/Ac3
57
M2/Eso2/Acon
57
M2/Eso2/Ras
57
Blank
59
M2/Eom2/Dat
61
Operating the Equipment Locally
63
Introduction
63
Establishing Local Control (E5710)
63
Navigating the Display Screens (E5710)
63
Changing a Setting (E5710)
64
For Multiple Choice Entry
64
Navigating the Menus (E5710)
64
Overview
64
A(Udio)/V(Ideo) Menu (E5710)
65
For Text or Numeric Entry
65
Establishing Local Control (E5720)
65
Input Monitor
65
A(Udio)/V(Ideo) Menu
66
Summary Screen
66
Keyboard Lock (E5720)
67
Navigating the Display Screens (E5720)
67
Moving through the Menu Screens
67
How to Use the Functions Associated with Softkeys
68
How to Use the Keypad
68
Display Screens
69
Menu Formats
69
Summary Screen and Advanced Menus
71
Setup Menu
71
System Menu
71
Introduction
71
Channel Name Option
73
Event Name Option
73
Overview
73
Service Info Menu (Syntax = ATSC)
73
Syntax Option
73
Program Number Option
74
SI Level Option
74
PMT PID Option
75
Service Info Menu (Syntax = DVB)
75
Network Name Option
75
Overview
75
Service Name Option
75
Service Provider Option
75
Network ID Option
76
SI Level Option
76
Syntax Option
76
Service ID Option
77
Transport Stream ID Option
77
Logical Chan Desc Option
78
Logical Channel Option
78
PMT PID Option
78
Remote Control Menu
79
Gateway Address Option
79
IP Address Option
79
MAC Address Option
79
Network Mask Option
79
Overview
79
Last SNMP Master Option
80
Last SNMP Poll Option
80
Sabus Address Option
80
SNMP Master Option
80
SNMP Trap IP Option
80
Sabus Baud Rate Option
81
Serial Protocol Option
81
Sabus Data Bits Option
82
General Menu
82
Config Name Option
82
Local Time Option
82
Model Number Option
82
Overview
82
Local Date Option
83
Screen Saver Option
83
Temperature Option
83
UTC Offset Option
83
Keypress Beep Option
84
Power Dip Recovery Option
84
Fan Control Option
85
Software Release Option
85
Upgrade Encoder Option
85
Advanced Menu
85
Overview
85
Current Password Option
86
Display Errors Option
86
Setup Password Option
86
System Control Option
86
Action on PID Error Option
87
Display Contrast Option
87
SNMP Control Option
87
Reset Encoder Option
88
Reset on Download Option
88
Build Menu
88
Video Menu
88
Introduction
88
Video Source Menu
88
Overview
88
Video Input Option
88
Frame Rate Option
91
Video Locked Option
91
Background Colour Option
92
Ident Text Option
92
Text Colour Option
92
Input Termination Option
93
Noise Reduction Option
93
OP Video Loss Option
93
Logo Option (When Logo Downloaded into Unit)
94
Time Code Option
94
Video Encoder Menu
94
Overview
94
Profile/Level Option
94
Compression Mode Option
95
Bit-Rate Option
96
Aspect Ratio Option
97
Delay Option
97
Resolution Option
97
AFD Option
98
GOP Structure Option
99
GOP Length Option
100
3:2 Pulldown Option
101
Field/Frame Option
101
Concatenation Option
102
Copyright Option
102
Encoder Type Option
102
Original Option
102
PID Option
102
Reflex Enable Option
102
S/W Release Option
102
Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI) Menu
103
Overview
103
Teletext (All Lines) Option
103
Teletext Data out Option
103
Teletext PID Option
103
VBI on PID Option
103
VBI PID Option
103
VBI in Picture Option
104
CC Format Option
105
Closed Caption Option
105
VPS (Line 16) Option
105
WSS (Line 23) Option
105
Auto Detect VITC Option
106
VBI Line 'N' Option
106
Audio Menu
109
Overview
109
Audio a and B Menus
109
Introduction
109
Coding Standard Option
111
Source Option
111
Audio Bit-Rate Option
112
Input Level L Option
112
Coding Mode Option
113
Input Level R Option
113
Audio Delay Option
114
Auto Lip Sync Option
114
Lip Sync Offset Option
114
Clip Level Option
115
External Delay Option
115
Impedance Option
116
Language or Language Left/Right Option
116
Channel Option
117
SMPTE 302M Standard Option
117
Bit Stream Mode Option
118
Dialogue Level Option
118
Dolby Srnd Mode Option
119
Mixing Level Option
119
Production Info Option
119
Copyright Option
120
Room Type Option
120
Dynamic Range Option
121
Original Option
121
RF Protection Option
121
DC Filter Option
122
Deemphasis Option
122
Low Pass Filter Option
122
Audio PID Option
123
Embedded 1-2 DID Option
123
Embedded 3-4 DID Option
123
Hardware Release Option
123
Software Release Option
123
Audio Languages Menu
124
Data Menu
124
4.10.1 Introduction
124
4.10.2 Data B - RS422 Menu
125
Bit-Rate Option
125
Encoding Option
125
RS422 PID Option
126
SNMP Oid Index Option
126
Test Mode Option
126
Baud Rate Option
127
Data XA - RS232 Menu (When M2/EOM2/DAT Fitted)
127
Encoding Option
127
Version Option
127
Data XB - RS422 Menu (M2/EOM2/DAT Fitted)
128
Hardware Release Option
128
Overview
128
RS232 PID Option
128
Software Release Option
128
Output Menu
129
4.11.1 Overview
129
4.11.2 Output Format Option
130
4.11.3 Delivery Descriptor Menu
130
4.11.4 Descriptor Type Option
130
4.11.5 Descriptor Type = Terrestrial
130
Band Plan Option
130
Channel Option
131
Frequency Option
131
Bandwidth Option
132
Modulation Type Option
132
FEC (HP) and FEC (LP) Options
133
Hierarchy Option
133
Carriers Options
134
Guard Interval Option
134
4.11.6 Descriptor Type = Cable
135
Frequency Option
135
Modulation Type Option
135
Other Frequency Option
135
FEC (Inner) Option
136
FEC (Outer) Option
136
4.11.7 Descriptor Type = Satellite
137
FEC (Inner) Option
137
Frequency Option
137
Modulation Type Option
137
Symbol Rate Option
137
Orbital Position Option
138
Symbol Rate
138
West East Option
138
Polarisation Option
139
Mux Menu
139
4.12.1 Overview
139
4.12.2 Packet Length Option
140
4.12.3 on Air Option
140
4.12.4 Bit-Rate (188) and Bit-Rate (204) Option
141
4.12.5 Clock
141
4.12.6 PCR PID Option
141
4.12.7 FPGA Firmware
142
4.12.8 RAS Firmware
142
4.12.9 RAS Options Enabled
142
Scramble Option
142
SNG Key (RAS1) Option
142
10BISS Options Enabled
143
BISS Key Entry Option
143
Scramble Option
143
Errors Menu
144
4.13.1 Overview
144
4.13.2 Active Errors Option
144
4.13.3 Error Masks Menu
144
Restore Defaults
144
Status of Error Masks
144
Diagnostics Menu
146
Configs Menu
146
4.15.1 Overview
146
4.15.2 Quick Configuration from the Summary Screen
146
4.15.3 Load Active Config Option
147
4.15.4 Store Active Config Option
147
4.15.5 Load Configs from Backup Option
147
4.15.6 Store Configs in Backup Option
148
4.15.7 Factory 525 Defaults Option
148
4.15.8 Factory 625 Defaults Option
148
Chapter 4
73
Chapter 6 Preventive Maintenance and Fault-Finding
159
Introduction
161
Preventive Maintenance
161
Routine Inspection - Cooling Fans
161
Cleaning
161
Servicing
161
Damage Requiring Service
161
Checks on Completion of Servicing
162
Replacement Parts
162
6.3 Maintenance and Support Services
162
Warranty
162
Levels of Continuing TANDBERG Television Maintenance Support
162
Errors and Diagnostics Menus - When to Use Them
163
Error Messages
163
Diagnostics Menu
164
Introduction
164
Keyboard Test
164
LCD Display Test
164
Alarm LED Test
165
Alarm Relay Test
165
Buzzer Test
165
Fail Relay Test
165
Fault-Finding
165
Fault-Finding Philosophy
165
Preliminary Checks
166
User Accessible Fuse Replacement
166
Video Fault-Finding
167
Fault Symptoms
167
Audio Fault-Finding
168
Breaks in Transmission
168
Mux Fault-Finding
168
Noise Reduction
168
Rate Buffer Setting
168
Field/Frame Pictures
169
Power Supply Problems/Green LED on Front Panel Unlit
169
Symptoms
169
Power LED Unlit
169
Fan(S) Not Working/Overheating
170
Disposing of this Equipment
171
General
171
Lithium Batteries
171
Annex B
183
Inputs
185
Video
185
H Sync
185
Sdi
185
Analogue Video Specification
186
Encoder Settings for PAL/NTSC Video Performance Figures
186
PAL Video Performance Figures
186
NTSC Video Performance Figures
187
Teletext Extraction
187
International Television Standards
188
Audio
188
Analogue and Digital Audio
188
Embedded Audio (Via SDI
190
Test Tones
190
ASI out 1, ASI out 2, ASI out 3 Outputs
191
Control and Monitoring
191
Remote Control - Ethernet 1 and 2
191
Local Control
191
Alarm
191
Data (Asynchronous
192
RS-422 Data
192
Physical Details
193
Power Supply
193
Compliance
194
Safety
194
Emc
195
CE Marking
195
C-Tick Mark
196
Environmental Conditions
194
Cables Types
196
Option Modules
197
M2/EOM2/AUDLIN Additional Audio and Linear PCM Option Module
197
M2/EOM2/DAT RS-232 and RS-422 Data Input Option
197
Asynchronous Data Input
197
Synchronous Data Input
197
B.10.3 M2/EOM2/REMUX Remux Option Module
198
Connectors
198
Leds
198
Annex E
211
Creating a Logo Using OSD Creator
213
Introduction
213
Using OSD Creator
213
Overview
213
Loading a .Bmp File
213
Creating Transparency
213
Adding Transparency Manually
214
Adding Transparency Using a Key File
214
Editing the Palette
214
Palette Reallocation
214
Downsampling
215
Saving the .Osd File
215
Downloading a Logo Using OSD Loader
215
Using the OSD Loader
215
Start-Up
215
Download an .Osd File
215
Show and Hide Regions
216
Multiple Regions
216
Region Interference
216
Fault-Finding
216
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Model
evolution 5000 E5710
Category
Media Converter
Language
English
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