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General| Brand | Teleste |
|---|---|
| Model | MPH241 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Details how to perform factory resets using the reset button on the device.
Provides a step-by-step guide for initial setup and connection.
Explains IP address assignment via DHCP or static configuration.
Details the built-in 4-port Ethernet switch and connection types.
Explains PoE+ support, requirements, and usage for device power.
Information on SFP modules for optical Ethernet connectivity.
Step-by-step instructions for installing and removing SFP modules.
Provides important tips for ensuring reliable optical connections.
Full configuration via Web User Interface (WebUI) using a web browser.
Text-based interface for configuration using commands.
How to access WebUI via browsers and HTTPS.
Describes the WebUI structure, menus, and pages for navigation.
Displays device properties like serial number, firmware version, and temperature.
Shows the current status of video profiles and streams.
How MPH encoders control events based on ONVIF specifications.
Lists events usable for triggering actions like video/audio changes.
Details physical video inputs, connector types, and impedance.
ONVIF compliant configuration for video channels.
Adjusting video quality parameters for the channel.
Hiding specific areas in the camera view for privacy.
Adding text and time/date overlays to the video stream.
Describes bi-directional audio channels and interface support.
How audio channel encoding is configured according to ONVIF.
Settings for audio interface mode (balanced/unbalanced).
Shows status and usage of physical audio input/output.
Settings for audio encoder rate control, bitrate, and samplerate.
Specifies the container format for audio streams (RTP or TS).
Configures event subscriptions for triggering actions.
Settings for stream output, including destination and quality.
Details the two bi-directional data channels and their modes (RS422, RS485, RS232).
Explanation of the RS232 data format and connection requirements.
Information on RS485 usage for multipoint communications.
Configuration for PTZ nodes, including interface and protocol settings.
Setting operational limits for PTZ functions like speed and pan/tilt.
Details the two types of contact closure input connections.
Explains the relay output signal for contact closure.
Overview of how MPH internally controls events based on ONVIF.
MPH's ability to trigger actions for video, audio, and outputs based on events.
Settings for video analytics engine, sensitivity, and learning rate.
Defining rules for video analytics, including thresholds and messages.
Setting connection mode and MTU for Ethernet ports.
Configuring IP address resolution (DHCP/static) for the device.
Setting the device's hostname.
Configuring DNS servers and search domains.
Setting NTP parameters for time synchronization.
Displays and configures local time settings, including time zone.
Selecting the clock source (manual or NTP).
Allows backup and restore of the device configuration.
Options to reboot the device or perform factory resets.
Process for updating the device's firmware.
Manages device licenses, including installation and features.
Enables/disables network services like HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP.
Configuration for SNMP and Syslog for network management and logging.
Manages device user accounts, including creation and removal.
Defines permissions for different user levels.
Overview of the MPH200's built-in 4-port managed Ethernet Switch.
Configuration for auto-negotiation and cable detection on Ethernet ports.
Details QoS support for prioritizing network traffic.
Manages network congestion and MAC address table entries.
Support for IP Multicast and IGMP snooping.
Controls for broadcast/multicast traffic and Ethernet flow.
Switch support for Virtual LANs and Spanning Tree Protocol.
Configuration for RSTP, port mirroring, link aggregation, LACP, and 802.1X.
Options for managing the switch via WebUI.
Options for monitoring switch status and statistics.
Details for enabling Jumbo Frames and PerfectReach mode.
Describes VLAN configuration per port and VLAN awareness.
Explains how ports handle tagged and untagged packets.
Setup page for configuring VLANs per port.
Interface for configuring link aggregation groups (LAGs).
Configuration for LACP port settings, including protocol enable and key.
Global system settings for RSTP, including priority and timers.
Setup port-related settings for RSTP.
Sets the port authentication mode (Auto, Force-Authorized).
Shows the current state of the port (e.g., 802.1X Disabled).
Global system settings for IGMP snooping.
VLAN-related settings for IGMP snooping.
Selects queue mode (Strict, WRR) for traffic prioritization.
Selects the QoS mode (Disabled, 802.1p, DSCP/DiffServ).
Introduction to the command line interface for configuration.
Requirements for connecting to the CLI via UART or Ethernet.
Details serial port settings in PuTTY for local CLI connection.
Shows CLI main menu and explains the datetime command.
Shows network interface and link status.
Changes device IP settings (mode, address, subnet, gateway).
