ASTRO HDIQ 4 User manual

Version 02-2022A
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Contents
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Contents
Before starting operation of the device.......................................................................................page 03
Symbols and conventions used..................................................................................................page 03
Proper use..................................................................................................................................page 04
Target group for this manual......................................................................................................page 04
Device description .................................................................................................................... page 04
Important safety information..................................................................................................... page 05
Guarantee conditions ............................................................................................................... page 07
Disposal.................................................................................................................................... page 07
Performance description........................................................................................................... page 07
Das Gerät bedienen ................................................................................................................. Seite 08
Konfigurieren über die Weboberfläche..................................................................................... Seite 13
Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................ page 23
Maintenance and repair............................................................................................................ page 23
Latency..................................................................................................................................... page 25
Appendix .................................................................................................................................. page 26
Technical data .......................................................................................................................... page 27
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Before starting operation of the device
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Before starting operation of the device
HINWEIS: Read this operating manual attentively! It contains important information about
installation, ambient conditions and maintenance of the device. Keep this operating manual for
future use and for handover in the event of a change of owner.
The ASTRO company confirms that the information in this manual was correct at the time of
printing, but it reserves the right to make changes, without prior notice, to the specifications, the
operation of the device and the operating manual.
Symbols and conventions used
Symbols used in these instructions
Pictograms are visual symbols with specific meanings. You will encounter the following pictograms in
this installation and operating manual:
Warning about situations in which electrical voltage and non-observance of the instructions in this
manual pose a risk of fatal injuries.
Warning about various dangers to health, the environment and material.
Warning about thermal dangers (risk of burns).
Recycling symbol: indicates components or packaging materials which can be recycled (cardboard,
inserts, plastic film and bags). Used batteries must be disposed of at approved recycling points.
Batteries must be completely discharged before being disposed of.
This symbol indicates components which must not be disposed of with household rubbish.
Copyright information
Parts of the software used with this product originate from third-party vendors and were developed
under a variety of licensing conditions. Detailed information on the licences can be found on the
device's web user interface. If you select the menu item “Licensing” on the web browser interface of
the device, you will find a link to a page with detailed information.
You can obtain the source code for licence-free parts of the software upon request and against
payment of a processing fee.
Please contact us at:
[email protected]
ASTRO Strobel Kommunikationssysteme
Olefant 3
D-51427 Bergisch Gladbach (Germany)
Tel.: [phone]
All other parts of the software used with this product are subject to the copyright owned by ASTRO
Strobel GmbH.
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Intended use
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Intended use
The HDIQ 4 is a 19 inch device for converting HDMI video and audio signals into IP and QAM output
signals.
Modification of the devices or use for any other purpose is not permitted and will immediately void any
guarantee provided by the manufacturer.
Target group of this manual
Installation and starting operation
The target group for installation and starting operation of the ASTRO headend technology are qualified
experts who have training enabling them to perform the work required in accordance with EN 60728-11
and EN 62368-1. Unqualified person are not allowed to install and start operation of the device.
Device configuration
Target group for the configuration of the ASTRO headend are persons who have received instructions
and have training enabling them to perform a configuration. Knowledge of EN 60728-11 and EN
62368-1 is not necessary for configuration.
Device description
The device package contains the following:
HDIQ 4 converter
Operating manual
Fig. 1, top:
[1] LC display
[2] NMS and data ports
[3]Operatingstatusandalarmlamp
[4] Lock indicators
[5] Arrow buttons
[6] Enter button
[7] Menu button
[8] Lock button
Fig. 1, bottom:
[9]HDMIinputs1and2(module1)
[10]HDMIinputs3and4(module2)
[11] RF input
[12] RF output
[13] ASI input
[14] ASI output
[15] Power switch
[16] Power cable socket
[17] Earth connection
Fig. 1: Front panel and rear
The HDIQ 4 has a CE marking. This confirms that products comply with the relevant EC directives and
the requirements specified in them.
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Important safety information
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Important safety information
To avoid any potential risks to the greatest extent possible, you must adhere to the following safety
information:
ACHTUNG: Failure to observe this safety information may result in personal injury due
to electrical and thermal dangers!
Proper use
Only use the device at the approved operating sites and in the ambient conditions allowed (as
described in the following), and only for the purpose described in the section “Proper use”.
Before starting operation of the device
HINWEIS: Read this operating manual attentively! It contains important information about
installation, ambient conditions and maintenance of the device. Keep this operating manual for
future use and for handover in the event of a change of owner or operator.
Check the packaging and the device for transport damage immediately. Do not start operation of
a device that has been damaged.
Transporting the device by the power cable may damage the mains cable or the strain relief, and
is therefore not permitted.
Installation and operation
The device may only be installed and operated by qualified persons (in accordance with
EN 62368-1) or by persons who have been instructed by qualified persons. Maintenance work
may only be carried out by qualified service personnel.
The installation site must be planned in a way that prevents children from playing with the device
and its connections.
In order to prevent inadmissible operating statuses from occurring, only the components described
in this manual, or components approved by the manufacturer for the base unit, may be used.
In order to operate the HDIQ 4 unit, it must be connected to mains sockets with a protective earth
conductor.
The electrical connection conditions must correspond to the specifications on the device type
plate.
To avoid damage due to overheating, the device may only be installed on horizontal surfaces. The
device is primarily designed for operation in metallically conductive 19” racks with sufficient air
convection. The installation surface should be non-flammable.
The ambient temperatures specified in the technical data must be complied with, even when
climatic conditions change (e.g. due to sunlight). If the device overheats, the insulation used to
isolate the mains voltage may be damaged.
The device and its cable may only be operated away from radiant heat and other sources of heat.
To avoid trapped heat, ensure there is good ventilation on all sides (minimum interval of 20 cm to
other objects). Installing the device in a niche or covering the ventilation openings is not permitted.
No objects may be placed on the device.
The subscriber network must be earthed in accordance with EN 60728-11, and must remain
earthed even when the device is removed. Furthermore, the earth connection on the device can
be used. Devices within hand’s reach must be integrated into the potential equalisation together.
Operating the device without an earth conductor, without earthing the device or without using
device potential equalisation is not permitted.
The device does not feature protection against water and may therefore only be operated and
connected in dry rooms. It must not be exposed to splash water or drip water, condensation or
similar effects of water, as this may impair the isolation from the mains voltage.
The electrical system supplying current to the device, e.g. a house installation, must incorporate
safety devices against excessive current, earth leakages and short-circuiting in accordance with
EN 60950-1.
All adhere to all applicable national safety regulations and standards.
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The mains plug is used as a mains voltage disconnect unit in the event of servicing and in the
event of danger, and must therefore be accessible and be able to be operated at any time. The
device is operational as soon as one mains plug is connected to the mains voltage.
Do not install the unit in locations with excessive dust formation, as this may impair the isolation
from the mains voltage.
Excess mechanical loads (e.g. falling, impacts, vibrations) may damage the insulation used to
provide protection from mains voltage.
High excess currents (lightning strike, surges in the power utility grid) may damage the insulation
used to provide protection from mains voltage.
If there is no information about intended use (e.g. operating site, ambient conditions), or the oper-
ating manual does not include the corresponding information, then you must consult the manufac-
turer of this device to ensure that the device may be installed. If you do not receive any information
on this from the manufacturer, do not start operating the device.
Disconnect devices with damaged power cables from the mains power (unplug the power supply
plug).
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
In order to avoid malfunctions from occurring when operating radio and telecommunications equip-
ment, as well as other operating units or broadcasting services, the following points must be observed:
Before installation, the device must be checked for mechanical damage. Damaged or bent covers
or housings may not be used.
During operation, the device must always be covered by the components provided for this
purpose. Operation with an opened cover is not permitted.
The braided line or the contact springs may not be damaged or removed.
Maintenance
The operating display only shows whether the DC current, which supplies the device components,
has been disconnected. However, operating displays (on the power supply unit or the device) that
are not lit up in no way indicate that the device is completely disconnected from the mains. There
may still be voltages in the device that are dangerous to touch. You may therefore not open the
device.
Read carefully: EN 60728-11 – Part 1, Safety requirements / No service tasks during electrical
storms!
Repair
Repairs may only be performed by the manufacturer. Improperly performed repairs may result in
considerable dangers for the user.
Do not start operating devices with a damaged power cable, and instead have them repaired by
the manufacturer.
If malfunctions occur, the device must be disconnected from the mains and authorised experts
must be consulted. The device may need to be sent to the manufacturer.
General information
Store or use the device in a safe location, well out of reach of small children. It may contain small
parts that can be swallowed or inhaled. Dispose of any small parts that are not needed.
Plastic bags may have been used for packaging the device. Keep these plastic bags away from
babies and children in order to avoid any danger of suffocation. Plastic bags are not toys.
Do not store the device near chemicals or in places in which a leakage of chemicals may occur.
Organic solvents or fluids in particular may cause the housing and/or cables to melt or disinte-
grate, presenting a danger of fire or electric shock. They may also cause device malfunctions.
Do not connect the mains adapter provided to any other products.
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Warranty conditions
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Warranty conditions
The general terms and conditions of ASTRO Strobel GmbH apply. You will find these in the current
catalogue or on the Internet under “www.astro-kom.de”.
Disposal
All of our packaging material (cardboard boxes, inserts, plastic film and bags) is completely recyclable.
Electronic devices must not be disposed of with household waste, but rather – according to DIRECTIVE
2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL from 27 January 2003, on
waste electrical and electronic equipment – must be properly disposed of. When it is no longer of use,
please bring the device for disposal to one of the public collection points for this purpose.
ASTRO Strobel is a member of the Elektro system solution for the disposal of packaging materials. Our
contract number is 80395.
Performance description
The HDIQ 4 can convert four HDMI signals into four DVB-C signals. All four input signals can also be
mixed together into one DVB-C output signal (multiplexing). At the same time, the HDMI signals can
each be output as SPTS and as MPTS.
The HDIQ 4 has the following features:
4 HDMI inputs
1 DVB-C output, 1 - 4 output frequencies in the range 30 - 960 MHz
IP output (4 x SPTS, 1 x MPTS) via UDP, RTP/RTSP protocol
MPEG 2 & MPEG4 AVC/H.264 HD/SD video encoding
MPEG 1 Layer II, MPEG- AAC, MPEG 4 AAC, AC 3 2.0 audio encoding
Up to 1920*1080@50P/60P (MPEG 4 AVC/H.264)
Up to 1920*1080@50I/60I (MPEG 2 HD)
NIT and LCN generation
Excellent signal parameters (MER ≥42 dB, output level up to 97 dBμV)
WEB interface
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Operating the device
The HDIQ 4 can be configured via a web interface or by using the front panel controls and LCD
display. The functions of the elements on the front of the unit are described below:
“Menu” button: Undo last entered value, return to previous menu.
“Enter” button: Allows you to activate the parameter to be changed or confirm a selected param-
eter or an entered value.
Left and right arrow buttons: Allow you to change the value of a parameter.
Up and down arrow buttons: Allow you to select a parameter or change the value of a parameter.
“Lock” button: With this button you can block input, or release it by pressing it again. When you
press the button once, the display shows the configuration status of the device.
After switching on the device, an initialisation takes place. After that, first menu item “Status” is
displayed.
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Menu structure
Fig. 2: Menu structure
Status
Input Sets
Modulator
TS Cong
Network
System
Input 1 Video, Audio, Program Info
Video, Audio, Program Info
Video, Audio, Program Info
Data Enable, Null PKT Filter, Output IP, Output Port,
Service IP. Subnet Mask, Gateway, Protocol, TTL
Video, Audio, Program Info
Parameters as Output A
Parameter wie Output A
Parameters as Output A
Parameters as Output A
Parameters as Output SPTS 1
Parameters as Output SPTS 1
Parameters as Output SPTS 1
Program 2
Program 1
Program 1
Program 2
Parse Program
Mux Program
RF On
Standard
Constellation
TS ID
ON ID
ASI Output
Symbol Rate
RF Frequency
RF Output Level
ASI Output
Input 2
Input 3
Output A
NMS IP
Subnetmask
Gateway
MAC Address
WEB NMS Port
Reset Password
Output SPTS 1
Output SPTS 2
Output SPTS 3
Output SPTS 4
NMS
IP Stream
Output B
Output C
Output D
Save Cong
Output A
Load Saved Cong
Factory Reset
LCD Timeout
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Initialisation
After switching on the device, an initialisation takes place. This process takes a few seconds. The
following parameters are then displayed:
DVB-C: displays the current modulation standard
A, B, C or D: displays alternately output A, B, C or D
XXX.XX MHz: shows the frequency of the currently displayed output
X.XX Mbps: displays the encoded bit rate
Main menu items
To display the main menu items, you must first press the “Lock” button. The following list is then
displayed:
Status
Input Sets
Modulator
TS Config
Network
System
Use the up and down arrow button to navigate between the menu items. Press the “Enter” button to
display the parameters of a main menu item.
HINWEIS: To edit the parameters in the submenus, use the left and right arrow buttons to
select the value you want. Then confirm your selection by pressing the “Enter” button.
Status
When you select “Status” menu, the time since the device was switched on is displayed.
Input Sets
Select this menu item to see the parameters of input 1, 2 or 3. Use the up and down arrow buttons to
select one of the inputs.
For both input 1 and input 2 you can choose between two programs. For each of these programs you
can set parameters in the “Video”, “Audio” and “Program Info” submenus.
The following parameters are available for inputs 1 and 2:
Video:
Video in status: MPEG2 or H.264
Resolution: Resolution in pixels
Video Format
Video Bit rate: Adjustable from 1 - 19.5 Mbps
Low Delay: Normal, Mode 1 or Mode 2
CC Switch
B frame
P frame
DTS Delay
HINWEIS: The different combinations of video format, video bit rate, low delay mode and
resolution of the signal source lead to different latencies on the receiving side.
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Audio:
Audio Format: MPEG-1 Layer 2, MPEG-2 AAC, MPEG-4 AAC or AC3
Audio Bit rate: Adjustable from 64 to 320 Kbps
Program Info:
Program Output
Program Name
Service Provider
Program ID
PMT PID
PCR PID
Video PID
Audio PID
Input 3 corresponds to the ASI input. Here you can choose between the submenus “Parse Program”
and “MUX Program”. The “Parse Program” function is for determining the number of received
programs. The “MUX Program” function is for routing the individual programs to the individual outputs
A, B,C and D.
In detail, the following functions can be selected:
Parse Program:
Parse Program
Get 3 Programs
MUX Program:
Output A MUX
Output B MUX
Output C MUX
Output D MUX
After selecting the output, navigate to the program using the up and down arrow buttons and set a
checkmark by pressing the "Enter" button.
Modulator
In the “Modulator” menu, you can set the modulation parameters in each of the submenus “Output A”
to “Output D”:
RF On: Enable or disable output
Standard: J.83A (DVB-C), J.83B or J.83C (For Europe, the standard is J.83A (DVB-C)).
Constellation: J.83A: 16QAM 32QAM, 64 QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM;
J.83B or J.83C: 64QAM or 256 QAM (for Europe, 64QAM or 256QAM applies.)
Symbol Rate: J.83A and J.83C: 5 - 9 Mbps; J.83B: fixed setting
RF Frequency: Adjustable from 30 to 960 MHz in 1 kHz increments
RF Level: Adjustable from -30 to -10 dBm in 0.1 dBm increments
ASI Output: One of the outputs A, B, C, D can be mirrored to the ASI output.
Select the required output here.
TS Config
Here you can select the transport stream and network ID for the four outputs and the ASI output.
Network
In the “Network” menu, you can choose between the submenu items “NMS” and “IP Stream”.
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NMS:
NMP
Subnet Mask
Gateway
MAC Address
Web NMS Port
Reset Password
IP Stream:
Here you can first choose between the four SPTS and the MPTS output. Then you can set the following
parameters in another submenu:
Data enable
Null PKT Filter
Output IP
Output Port
Service IP
Subnet Mask
Gateway
Protocol
TTL
System
In the “System” menu you can load and save configurations and display the current software version
of the device:
Save Config
Load saved CFG
Factory Reset
LCD time-out
Version
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Configuration via the web interface
You can configure the HDIQ 4 via a web browser interface.
HINWEIS: Make sure that the IP address of the device is not the same as that of your PC or
laptop. This would otherwise result in an IP conflict.
Login
The IP address of the device is: 192.168.0.136
Change the IP address of the PC / laptop as follows:
192.168.99.xxx (where xxx can be between 1 and 254, except 64, to avoid IP conflicts).
Connect the device to your PC or laptop via an Ethernet cable and use the ping diagnostic tool (ping
command) to determine whether the HDIQ 4 and your PC / laptop are on the same network.
If this is the case, enter the IP address of the HDIQ 4 in the address line of the browser and press Enter
on your keyboard.
You should now see the login screen (see Fig. 3 below).
Fig. 3: Login screen
Enter your user name and password here. The user name and password are “admin” by default. Then
click the “Login” button to access the configuration interface.
HINWEIS: The menu structure in the web interface is slightly different to that of the device
display.
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Status overview
After logging in, the interface displays a status overview (see figure 4). In the area on the left you can
see the main menu.
Fig. 4: Status overview
The following parameters are displayed:
Default IP address of the device (192.168.0.136)
Default subnet mask of the device (255.255.255.0)
Default gateway of the device (192.168.0)
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Parameters of the two inputs (Input 1 and Input 2)
In the main menu on the left you can use the submenu items “Input 1” and “Input 2” to display the set
parameters of the two inputs and edit them (see Fig. 5). In the first column you see the parameters for
Program 1, in the second column the parameters for Program 2.
Fig. 5: Input parameters of the two inputs
In detail, you can edit the following parameters of the two programs via selection lists or input fields:
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Video Format: MPEG-2 or H.264
Aspect Ratio: Aspect ratio (Auto, 4:3 or 16:9)
Low Delay: Latency (Normal, Mode 1, Mode 2, Manual), when set to “Normal”, Low Delay mode
is disabled.
Video Bit rate: Adjustable from 1 to 19 Mbps
DTS Delay: Adjustable from 1 to 500; default is 200
GOP Frame: Adjustable to 1, 2 or 3
H.264 Profile: Adjustable to Automatic, Baseline, Main or High
H.264 Level: Adjustable to 2.2, 3, 3.1, 3.2, 4, 4.1, 4.2, 5, 5.1
Auto Config: automatic setting of resolution on input signal, if checkbox is activated
Resolution: Resolution (1920x1080x60i, 1440x1080x60i, 1440x1080x50i, 1280x720x60p,
1280x720x50p, 720x480x60i, 720x576x50i)
Audio Format: MPEG2, MPEG2 AAC, MPEG4 AAC or AC3
Digital Normalization: Adjust/boost dialogue voices between -31 and - 1 dB
Set higher values to make dialogue clearer/louder.
Audio Bit rate: 64, 96, 128, 192, 256 or 320 Kbps
Audio Gain: 0 to 400%; default is 100%
Program Out Enable: Enable and assign output; A, B, C, D for SPTS, E for MPTS
Service Provider: Provider name
Program Name: Program name
Service ID (SID): hexadecimal, 0x001 to 0x999 (1 to 2457)
PMT ID: hexadecimal, 0x001 to 0x999 (1 to 2457)
Video PID: hexadecimal, 0x001 to 0x999 (1 to 2457)
Audio PID: hexadecimal, 0x001 to 0x999 (1 to 2457)
Service PID hexadecimal, 0x001 to 0x999 (1 to 2457)
Video (LED): green: input signal OK, red: no input signal
Video Format: Resolution of the input signal
Encoding (LED): green: device is processing the input signal, red: error
Bitrate: current bit rate of the input signal
HINWEIS: The different combinations of video format, video bit rate, low delay mode and
resolution of the signal source lead to different latencies on the receiving side.
ASI Input
This function is not available. Please leave the default settings.
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NIT (network information table)
To edit the NIT settings, click “NIT” the main menu on the left. You then see the table “NIT Insert”:
Fig. 6: NIT
Select one of the outputs using the radio buttons in the first line. In the second line you can optionally
make the NIT invisible by activating the checkbox for “Close NIT”.
Click “Add” to create and edit an NIT entry (see Fig. 7). You then see the table “NIT TS Loop”.
Fig. 7: Creating a NIT entry
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You can change the following parameters here:
Transport Stream ID
Original Network ID
RF Frequency
FEC Outer
Constellation
Symbolrate
FEC Inner
Service ID
LCN (Click “Add” to add the LCN.)
When you have made your settings, save them by clicking the “Save” button. If you do not want to save
the settings, click “Cancel”.
Next, click the “Update NIT” button in the “NIT Insert” table to update the NIT. Click “Clear NIT” if you
want to clear the current NIT.
VCT
This function is not available. Please leave the default settings.
IP Output
To edit the SPTS and MPTS settings for the IP outputs, click “IP Output” in the main menu on the left.
You then see the table “IP Output Configuration” (see Fig. 8).
Fig. 8: Configuring the IP outputs
In the first line you can enable or disable individual outputs by checking or unchecking the corre-
sponding checkbox.
In the second line you can enable or disable the filtering of the null packets for each output.
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In the following lines you can make the settings for the individual transport streams (SPTS and MPTS).
Below this you see the entries for service IP address, subnet mask and gateway.
Modulator
To edit the modulation parameters for the DVB-C output, click “Modulator” in the main menu on the left.
You then see the table “Modulator Configuration” (see Fig. 9).
Fig. 9: Configuring the modulator
In the first line you can activate or deactivate the QAM signal for outputs A, B, C and D. The following
parameters can be edited.
You can edit the following parameters here:
Standard: J.83A (DVB-C), J.83B or J.83C (For Europe, the standard is J.83A (DVB-C)).
Constellation: J.83A: 16QAM 32QAM, 64 QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM;
J.83B or J.83C: 64QAM or 256 QAM (for Europe, 64QAM or 256QAM applies.)
Symbol Rate: 5,000 to 9,000 MS/s. Recommendation: 6,900 MS/s
RF Frequency A: Adjustable from 30 to 960 MHz in 1 kHz increments
RF Frequency B: Adjustable from 30 to 960 MHz in 1 kHz increments
RF Frequency C: Adjustable from 30 to 960 MHz in 1 kHz increments
RF Frequency D: Adjustable from 30 to 960 MHz in 1 kHz increments
RF Outlevel: Adjustable from -30 to -10 dBm in 0.1 dBm increments
Output E Bitrate: Data rate of Output E (MPTS). 0 to 99,000 Mbps. Recommendation: 50,000
ASI Output: One of the outputs A, B, C, D can be mirrored to the ASI output.
Select the required output here.
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Save/Restore
To save or load device settings, click “Save/Restore” in the main menu on the left. You then see the
following table (see Fig. 10):
Fig. 10: Saving and loading device settings
You can perform the following actions in this table:
Save Configuration: Save the settings.
NOTE: Unsaved settings are not retained after rebooting the device!
Restore Configuration: Loads the last saved settings.
Factory Set: Loads the factory settings.
Reboot
To reboot the device, click “Reboot” in the main menu on the left. You then see the following table (see
Fig. 11):
Fig. 11: Rebooting the device
Click the “Reboot” button to restart the device:
HINWEIS: Some settings will only take effect after a reboot (e.g. Web Manage Port, Firm-
ware Update).
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