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VBrick 8000-0188 - Multi-Format STB V2.2.5 Quick Start; Preface; Organization

VBrick 8000-0188
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Multi-Format STB Quick Start v
Multi-Format STB v2.2.5 Quick Start
Preface
When you want to distribute high-definition IP video in cost-sensitive applications, the
VBrick Multi-Format Set Top Box (STB) is the solution. This unit is ideal for large-scale
deployment to plasmas, LCDs, projectors and other large format displays. It supports the
leading compression protocols, so it fits into most applications. And, it's designed to be
low-cost and easy to deploy, so it fits into most budgets. Part of VBrick's end-to-end
enterprise solution, the Multi-Format STB works seamlessly with the VBrick Enterprise
Media System (VEMS), delivering live and on-demand programming in a user-friendly format
for a rich and customized viewer experience.
Organization
This online help system provides access to Multi-Format Set Top Box documentation. If
you find errors or omissions in this manual, click the e-mail icon in the upper-right corner of
this window or send your feedback to
documentation@vbrick.com. The information in this
document is arranged as follows:
Important Note The Multi-Format Set Top Box can be used with VEMS 5.x systems and
with VEMS 6.x systems. These systems are architected differently and as a result, the
interaction with the set top box is slightly different. When using this guide, be sure to note
whether the text applies to VEMS 5.x or to VEMS 6.x. If not specifically stated, the feature
or function works the same for both versions of VEMS.
1. Getting Started explains how to install the set top box and the differences
between Local Mode and Fullscreen Mode.
2. Configuration explains how to configure the Video and Output Settings
to match the requirements at your site.
3. Creating a Channel Guide explains how to configure a local channel guide and FTP
it to the set top box.
4. Managing the Set Top Box summarizes the various management tools available to
configure and manage the unit.
5. Software Upgrade explains how to update the software when an upgrade is
available.
6. Using the Remote Control explains how to use the remote control in Local Mode
and Portal Server Mode.
7. Editing Config.txt explains how to manually edit the config.txt file.

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