ANTIFERENCE CONEXER DMHD02 User manual

USER MANUAL
DIGITAL MODULATOR DMHD02
TWIN HD ENCODER • DVB-T MODULATOR • USB REC/PLAY

Congratulations on your purchase of the DMHD02
This ‘state of the art’ product, is a twin HD encoder. Two HDMI sources (A and B) can be
encoded and modulated simultaneously into one DVBT channel. Furthermore, a USB port is
available which allows you to play a .ts le instead of using input A. The .ts le and input B are
then available on the same DVBT channel.
Sequential les (e.g. le 001, le 002, le 003 etc) make it possible to play several les
after each other in a loop.
The record function allows you to record your source connected to input A in a .ts le on
a USB stick or drive.
Using DMHDiFace to operate the DMHD02 a wide scale of digital signage functions
becomes available. Using a battery powered time and date function, different les can
be played according to the schedule you can dene by hour, day, week etc.
Different recordings can be programmed at the same time using DMHDiFace
CONTENTS
1 Safety considerations page 3
2 Description of the different elements page 4
3 Display Screen Information page 5
4 Setting Up the DMHD02 page 5
4.1 Quick Menu page 5
4.2 Advanced Menu page 6
The DVB settings menu page 6
The TS settings menu page 6
Input A and Inpout B settings page 7
5 Programming using a PC page 8
6 Make and play a Record list page 9
6.1 Direct Play and Record page 9
6.2 Adjust time and date page 9
6.3 Making a playlist page 9
7 Technical specications page11
8 Declaration of Conformity page11
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1 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
1.1 Connecting to the mains supply This product has to be connected to the mains supply.
If there is the slightest doubt concerning the type of connection available on the installation,
please contact your supplier of electricity. Before carrying out maintenance operation or
modication of the installation, the modulator has to be disconnected.
N.B.Only use the supplied power adaptor.
1.2 Overvoltage
An overvoltage on the mains supply can cause short circuits or re. Never overload the power
lines.
1.3 Liquids
This module should be protected from splashes. Please ensure that no containers containing
liquids are placed on this module. Be aware of other persons splashing liquids on the module.
1.4 Cleaning
Disconnect the module before cleaning. Use only a damp cloth and do not use solvents.
1.5 Ventilation
In order to assure an adequate air circulation and to prevent overheating, the ventilation
holes should not be obstructed. The module may not be installed in a hermetically sealed
environment. Other electronic products or heat producing items may not be placed upon or
near the module.
1.6 Accessories
The use of accessories not manufactured by the manufacturer can cause damage to the
module.
1.7 Installation of the module
The module must be installed in a place well protected from direct sunlight.
All measures have to be taken to avoid installation in humid or sunny places.
Do not install near heating elements or other devices producing heat.
Ensure that the module is placed at least 10 cm from other equipment which is susceptible
to electromagnetic radiation. Do not install the module on unstable items, a fall can cause
physical or material damage.
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C1 Power supply input (5 V/2 A)
C2 USB input (for PC programming)
C3 RF input
C4 RF output
C5 HDMI input A
C6 USB input for record and play
C7 HDMI input B
A1 Display
T1 Enter button
T2 Left button
T3 Right button
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2 - Description of the different elements
C4 C3
C1 C2 C5 C6 C7
DIGITAL MODULATOR DMHD02
• TWIN HD ENCODER
• DVB-T MODULATOR
• USB REC/PLAY
T1 T2 T3
A1

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3. Display Screen information
The digital display on the DMHD02 will show basic status information. The status of input A
and B is alternated with the set time and date.Typical information can be:
4 Setting up the DMHD02
The DMSD02 has a quick menu to allow for quick basic settings. For more detailled settings an
advance menu is also available
4.1 - The Quick menu
To enter the quick menu please press the following sequence of buttons:
When entered successfully, the quick menu becomes available, use the buttons to move
between the different menu options. Press and hold the to select that option and use
to change the value to that option. Changes are automatically saved.
DMHD02
CHANNEL DMHD02 21 (474MHz)
DMHD02
ATTENUATION DMHD02 5dB
DMHD02
COUNTRY DMHD02 (UNITED KINGDOM)
DMHD02
TS ID. DMHD02 100
DMHD02
LANGUAGE DMHD02 (ENGLISH)
DMHD02
DEFAULT CONFIG. DMHD02 (YES)
DMHD02
EXIT DMHD02 (YES)
Change the output channel
Change the output level
Change the output country
Change the output TS ID
Change the output language
Change the factory settings
Leave the menu
Input A playing, .ts file
Input B encoding, resolution 1080P
Input A recording
Input B encoding, resolution 1080P
Nothing connected to Input A and B
Input A encoding, resolution 720P
Input B encoding, resolution 1080P
DMHD02
A: PLAY B: 1080P
DMHD02
A:--- B:---
DMHD02
A: 720P B: 1080P DMHD02 A: REC B: 1080P

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4.2 - The Advanced menu
To enter the advanced menu please press the following sequence of button:
When entered successfully, the advanced menu becomes available, use the buttons to
move between the different menu options. Press and hold the to select that option and use
to change the value to that option. Changes are automatically saved.
Set the output frequency
Select the bandwidth
6, 7 or 8MHz
Select the constellation
QPSK, QAM16 or QAM64
Select the F.E.C.
1/2, 3/4, 5/6, or 7/8
Select the Guard Interval
1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 or 1/32
Select the mode 2K or 8K
Leave the menu
DMHD02
FREQUENCY DMHD02 474000 kHz
DMHD02
DVB SETTINGS
DMHD02
BANDWIDTH DMHD02 (8 MHz)
DMHD02
CONSTELLATION DMHD02 (QAM64)
DMHD02
F.E.C. DMHD02 (7/8)
DMHD02
GUARD INTERVAL DMHD02 (1/32)
DMHD02
MODE DMHD02 (2K)
DMHD02
EXIT DMHD02 (YES)
DMHD02
NIT RELEASE DMHD02 30
DMHD02
TS SETTINGS
DMHD02
NET ID DMHD02 12293
DMHD02
ORIG. NET ID. DMHD02 9018
DMHD02
LCN ID. DMHD02 (ITC)
DMHD02
NETWORK NAME DMHD02 Conexer
DMHD02
EXIT DMHD02 (YES)
Set the NIT version
Set the Network ID
Set the original network ID
for your country
Set the LCN system, EACEM
ITC, Nordig or Austral
Set the network name
Leave the menu

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Set the Program ID for input
A or B
Set the program name for
input A or B
Set the LCN number for
input A or B
(Identical menus for A & B)
Set the video rate for
input A or B
Set the audio rate for
input A or B
Set the audio compression for
input A or B
Set the PMT PID for
input A or B
Set the video PID for
input A or B
Set the audio PID for
input A or B
Leave the menu
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PROGRAM ID. DMHD02 1
DMHD02
INPUT A
DMHD02
INPUT B DMHD02 SERVICE NAME DMHD02 Channel A
DMHD02
L.C.N. DMHD02 801
DMHD02
VIDEO RATE DMHD02 9000
DMHD02
AUDIO RATE DMHD02 (192 Kb/s)
DMHD02
AUD. COMPRESSION DMHD02 (MPEG1-L2)
DMHD02
PMT PID DMHD02 100
DMHD02
VIDEO PID DMHD02 101
DMHD02
AUDIO PID DMHD02 102
DMHD02
EXIT DMHD02 (YES)

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Set the file you want to play
from the USB stick
Enter the filename where you
want to record to. Finish with
the ‘enter’ character to start
recording
Select yes or no to stop the
current action
Leave the menu
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PLAY DMHD02 X
DMHD02
USB
DMHD02
RECORD efgh[i]jkl DMHD02.ts
DMHD02
STOP DMHD02 (YES)
DMHD02
EXIT DMHD02 (YES)
4.2 - Using a USB stick
To operate the USB menu, please rst insert a USB 3.0 memory stick and then power up
the DMHD02. With the USB memory stick connected, you can play les. Only les with the
extension ‘.ts’ can be played through this device. When you play a le, the source connected to
Input A will be interrupted and your ‘.ts’ le will be played.
5 - Programming using a PC
The settings of the DMHD02 can also be
changed using a PC.
First, please install the software DMHDiFace
on your PC. You can download this software
from our internet site http://antiference.
co.uk/product/conexer-twin-hdmi-modulator/
After installing the software, connect the
DMHD02 using a USB cable (not included)
to your computer. Then launch the program
DMHDiFace. On the display of the DMHD02
the message <USB> appears, indicating that
programming is now performed through your
PC. The following window appears on your
screen. All the functions can now be edited and
modied using DMHDiFace.
When you select a USB ‘.ts’ le, this will be played on a continuous loop.
If you want to play a selection of les, name your les sequentially eg: le001.ts, le002.ts,
le003.ts etc. If you select a le from this list to play, that le will start to play and at the end,
the DMHD02 will play the next le with a higher number. When no le with a higher number is
found, it will return to the start and play again from the rst le. Please refer to section 6.5 for
more information on how to create ‘.ts’ les or check out the www.antiference.co.uk website for
software to produce appropriate ‘.ts’ les for your DMHD02.To operate the USB menu, please
rst insert a USB 3.0 memory stick and then power up the DMNSD02. With the USB memory
stick connected, you can play les. Only les with the extension ‘.ts’ can be played through this
device. When you play a le, the source connected to Input A will be interrupted and your ‘.ts’
le will be played.

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6 - Making Play and Record list using DMHDiFace
The DMHD02 is an ideal product for Digital Signage applications thanks to the ability to record,
playback and integral clock using a USB 3. memory stick. Different ‘.ts’ les can be played
over a DVB-T network to a predened programmed timetable using start and nish times on a
weekly basis. The DMHDiFace program allows easy set up of these timetables.
6.1 - Direct Play and Record
Select a le in the dropdown list of les on the USB memory stick and press play
To record from a HDMI source and create a ‘le.ts’ in DMHDiFace, press
To stop play or recording press
6.2 - Adjusting time and date
Before starting to use play and record functions, please ensure that the time and date on the
DMHD02 is correctly set. To set or adjust the time, select the clock icon in DMHDiFace.
A new window will open where you can then
easily adjust the time and date.
6.3 - Making a playlist
To make a playlist of various clips, use the following procedure:
1. Select a ‘.ts’ le from the les present on the USB
2. Select the start date/time and the end date/time
3. Select the days of the week when ‘.ts’ play is needed
4. Select the add to playlist button
5. To remove an item from a playlist, choose that line and select the delete button

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6.4 - Making a Record list
You can easily make a recordlist as previously described. Instead, you have to rst name the
‘.ts’ le and then press the add to record button
6.5 - Creating your .ts les
In order for you to generate a .ts le, a .ts converter is available on the Antiference website.
This allows you to easily convert your les from .avi or .mp4 into .ts.
http://antiference.co.uk/product/conexer-twin-hdmi-modulator/
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