BTX R3C K2100T2 User manual

Advanced Capture Record Streaming Solutions
USER MANUAL
K2100T2
K2120T0, K2121T0
K2140T0, K2141T0
K3160T0
K3100T2
K4140T0
MAY |2019
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R3C TABLE OF CONTENTS
R3C ADVANCED FEATURES................................................3
FRONT PANEL FEATURES................................................ 4-5
All Models Except K4140T0 and K4140T02................4
K4140T0 and K4140T02...............................................5
REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY..............................................6
K2100T2........................................................................6
K2120T0........................................................................7
K2220T0........................................................................8
K2140T0........................................................................9
K3100T2......................................................................10
K3160T0......................................................................11
K4140T0......................................................................12
SERIAL EXTERNAL CONTROL CONNECTION ............. 13-14
SETTING UP THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME.........15
CONFIGURING THE NETWORK IDENTITY.................. 16-17
PRE-CONFIGURING AV OVER IP SOURCES ......................18
ASSIGNING SOURCES TO CHANNELS........................ 19-21
HDMI and 3G-SDI Inputs ...........................................19
AV Over IP Inputs (ONVIF Enabled)..........................20
AV Over IP Inputs (Non-ONVIF Enabled)..................21
DIRECTOR INTERFACE (all models)..................................22
DIRECTOR INTERFACE (depicted) ....................................23
Record Page ...............................................................24
Live Streaming Content ............................................26
Over LAN....................................................................25
RTMP Live Straming Provider ...................................27
TRANSITIONS BETWEEN SOURCES..................................28
LAYOUTS...........................................................................29
TITLE AND LOGO........................................................ 30-32
FILE MANAGEMENT .........................................................33
Overview....................................................................34
File List........................................................................35
Delete Function..........................................................36
Export Function ................................................... 37-38
Editor Function .................................................... 39-41

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R3C ADVANCED FEATURES
R3C, an innovative manufacturer in the capture record technology space listened to what users were looking
for and created a solution to satisfy the needs of the user. R3C features the most cutting edge technology on
an advanced platform that utilizes state of the art innovation to make expert content creation a reality on a
very small budget.
Auto Tracking built-in
Through the integration of a binocular
camera auto tracking of a presenter
can easily be performed.
Auto switching built-in
Users can set any scenario to perform auto
switching between input sources to provide
a polished finished program. Broadcast
quality transitions like wipes, dissolves,
and multi-image layouts bring the most
meaningful content directly to the
program output.
Auto indexing of PowerPoint
It allows users to quickly scan VOD content
for the information they seek.
AV over IP Architecture
Connecting sources such as cameras, media
players, or any other source you can imagine
with an Ethernet port makes the R3C solution
flexible, scalable, and futureproof.
3G-SDI and HDMI
Each input and the program content can
be streamed live as HLS, RTMP, RTMP Push,
and RTSP Hi and LO streams as well as
transport streams.
Stream Content
Each input and the program content can be
streamed live as HLS, RTMP, RTMP Push, and
RTSP Hi and LO streams as well as transport
streams. MPEG DASH streaming available
in Q2 2018.
All sources, as well as program
Outputs are recorded separately and Users
can choose to record any input source as an
ISO to give users the ability to focus just on the
information from that source, or to repurpose
these ISO files in post production editing.
Built-in editor
Users can easily edit content acquired by
an R3C recorder, or uploaded from a computer,
and simply create or revise content. Audio
and graphic files may also be added to
the NLE timeline.
Connect remote endpoints
R3C interactive models allow remote users
to interact with a presenter and become
part of the presentation.

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FRONT PANEL FEATURES (All Models Except K4140T0 and K4140T02)
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No. Indicator or switch Explanation
1LCD panel Displays current status of recorder. Allows set up of IP address and recording settings
2LCD settings buttons Toggle settings and values of recording functions
3Record controls Start and stop recording (Pause recording available by external control) and recorder interfaces
4Streaming Controls Start and stop Live Streams
5USB 2.0 PORTS Keyboard and mouse connections
6Status LED Displays Network, HD, and CPU activity
7Audio out Local audio monitoring
8Power Switch Turn recorder on and off
Note: this is a purpose-built computing device. Never disconnect the power or hold the power button down
when the unit is on. It can corrupt the Storage medium and create a non volatile image in the system memory

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FRONT PANEL FEATURES (K4140T0 and K4140T02)
Note: this is a purpose-built computing device. Never disconnect the power or hold the power button down
when the unit is on. It can corrupt the Storage medium and create a non volatile image in the system memory
1No. Explanation
115.6" 10 point touch screen
2USB 3.0 port
3USB 2.0 ports
4Headphone connection
5Status LEDs
6Power button
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K2100T2 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground connection 8HDMI_Out (1 & 2) HDMI Director output (for local control)
2Console Programming and service port 9HDMI_Out HDMI Loop Out
3USB 3.0 Content transfer 10 MIC 2.5mm pitch. Microphone Input (Phantom
Power)
4COM 2.5mm pitch. RS-232 Serial Port
full duplex for tracking devices 11 HDMI_IN HDMI Input
5COM_P 2.5mm pitch. RS-232 Serial Port
full duplex for external control 12 LAN Gigabit Ethernet Network interface (RJ-45)
6Line-IN 3.5mm 2 channel Hi-Z unbalanced line in 13 VGA_IN VGA connection (HD-15)
7AUDIO 3.5mm 2 channel Hi-Z unbalanced line out 14 DC_IN Standard 19V DC power supply
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K2120T0 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground Connection 9HDMI_IN
HDMI_OUT Looping HDMI input/output
2Console Programming and Service Port 10 HDMI_OUT1 Output 1 (Program out)
3COM_S
COM_T
Serial connection for PTZ cameras-
(RJ-45 x2) 11 HDMI_OUT2 Output 2 (Director output for local control)
4SDI 1
SDI 2
3G-SDI Inputs-
(BNC x2) 12 AUDIO Audio out (3.5mm)
5MIC Microphone Input (Phantom Power)-
2.5mm pitch x2 13 LINE_IN Audio in (3.5mm)
6VGA_IN VGA connection (HD-15) 14 COM
COM_P
3 Pin (COM) for control of local tracking
devices, 4 Pin (Com-P) for external control
of recorder. (2.5mm pitch x2)
7DC IN Standard 19V DC power supply 15 USB3.0 Content transfer (x2)
8LAN LAN connection (RJ45)
1 2 3 4 5 6
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K2220T0 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground Connection 10 LAN LAN connection (RJ45)
2Console Programming and Service Port 11 HDMI_IN
HDMI_OUT HDMI Loop In/Out
3COM1_2 Serial connection for PTZ cameras-
(2.5mm pitch x2) 12 HDMI_OUT1 Output 1 (Program out)
4HDMI_IN1 HDMI input 1 (non-looping) 13 HDMI_OUT2 Output 2 (Director output for local control)
5SDI2_IN
SDI2_OUT
3G-SDI input 2 (looping)-
(BNC x2) 14 AUDIO Audio out (3.5mm)
6SDI1_IN
SDI1_OUT
3G-SDI output 2 (looping)-
-(BNC x2) 15 LINE-IN Audio in (3.5mm)
7MIC Balanced MIC inputs with phantom power.
(2.5mm pitch x2) 16 COM COM_P
3 Pin (COM) for control of local tracking
devices, 4 Pin (Com-P) for external control
of recorder (2.5mm pitch x2)
8VGA_IN VGA connection 17 USB3.0 Content transfer (x2)
9DC IN Standard 19V DC power supply
1 2 3 4
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K2140T0 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground Connection 9HDMI_IN
HDMI_OUT HDMI IN and HDMI Loop Out
2Console Programming and Service Port 10 HDMI_OUT1 Output 1 (Program out)
3COM_S
COM_T
Serial connection for PTZ cameras.
(RJ-45) 11 HDMI_OUT2 Output 2 (Director output for local control)
4SDI 1-4 3G-SDI inputs (BNC x4) 12 AUDIO Audio out (3.5mm)
5MIC Balanced MIC inputs with phantom power.
(2.5mm pitch x2) 13 LINE-IN Audio in (3.5mm)
6VGA_IN VGA connection (HD-15) 14 COM
COM_P
3 Pin (COM) for control of local tracking
devices, 4 Pin (Com-P) for external control
of recorder. (2.5mm pitch x2)
7DC IN Standard 19V DC power supply 15 USB3.0 Content transfer (x2)
8LAN LAN connection (RJ-45)
1 2 3 4 5 6
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K3100T2 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground Connection 9HDMI_IN
HDMI_OUT Looping HDMI input/output
2ANT Wireless access point antennas (x4) 10 HDMI_OUT1 Output 1 (Program out)
3MIC (5-0) Balanced MIC inputs with phantom power.
(2.5mm pitch x6) 11 HDMI_OUT2 Output 2 (Director output for local control)
4COM3 COM3 serial for control panel P2000-(RJ-45) 12 AUDIO Audio out (3.5mm)
5COM1-2 Serial connection for PTZ cameras-
(2.5mm pitch x2) 13 LINE-IN Audio in (3.5mm)
6Console Programming and Service Port 14 COM_P
4 Pin (Com-P) for external control
of recorder with RS232 port.
(2.5mm pitch)
7DC IN Standard 19V DC power supply 15 COM
3 Pin (COM) for control of local tracking
devices with RS232 port.
(2.5mm pitch)
8LAN LAN connection (RJ-45) 16 USB3.0 Content transfer (x2)
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K3160T0 pictured)
No. Component Description No. Component Description
1Screw Ground Connection 11 LAN LAN connection (RJ-45)
2Console Programming and Service Port 12 HDMI_IN
HDMI_OUT HDMI input/output
3HDMI_OUT3 Reserved 13 HDMI_OUT1 Output 1 (Program out)
4LAN LAN connection for streaming
(current model only)-(RJ-45) 14 HDMI_OUT2 Output 2 (Director output for local control)
5COM_S
COM_T
Serial connection for PTZ cameras.
(RJ-45 x2) 15 AUDIO Audio out (3.5mm)
6SDI 1-6 3G-SDI inputs 1-6 (BNC x6) 16 LINE-IN Audio in (3.5mm)
7VGA_IN VGA connection (HD-15) 17 COM
COM_P
3 Pin (COM) for control of local tracking
devices, 4 Pin (Com-P) for external control
of recorder H.265 main profile.
(2.5mm pitch x2)
8HDMI_IN2 HDMI Input 1 18 USB3.0 Content transfer (x2)
9HDMI_IN1 HDMI Input 2 19 COM1-2
COM3
Serial ports for PTZ control
(2.5mm pitch x2)
10 DC IN Standard 19V DC power supply 20 MIC (5-0) Balanced MIC inputs with phantom power.
(2.5mm pitch x6)
1 2 3
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIVITY (K4140T0 pictured)
1 2 4 5
6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
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No. Component Description No. Component Description
1CONSOLE Console connection for debugging 10 LINE_IN 3.5mm unbalanced line in
2COM_S
COM_T
Presenter and room PTZ serial control
(RJ45) 11 AUDIO 3.5mm unbalanced line out
3SDI 1-4 3G-SDI inputs (BNC x4) 12 HDMI_OUT2 Director HDMI out
4MIC Balanced MIC inputs w/ phantom power 13 HDMI_OUT1 Program HDMI out
with embedded audio
5VGA_IN Legacy VGA input (HD-15) 14 HDMI_OUT HDMI out
6MIC (5-0) Balanced MIC Inputs 15 HDMI_IN HDMI in loop
7COM1-2
COM3 Auxilliary serial ports 16 LAN LAN connection (RJ-45)
8USB3.0 USB 3.0 ports (x2) 17 DC IN DC power in
9COM
COM_P Serial ports for legacy serial control 18 ANT Wi-Fi antenna connections (x4)
Note: There are no Wi-Fi antenna connetions on K4140T02

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SERIAL EXTERNAL CONTROL CONNECTION
ALL MINRRAY RS-232 MINI DIN8 CONNECTORS
SERIAL EXTERNAL CONTROL CONNECTION
ALL MINRRAY RS-232 MINI DIN8 CONNECTORS
PIN Designation Description
1DTR Data Terminal Ready (Not Used)
2DSR Data Set Ready (Not Used)
3TXD Transmit Data
4GND Ground
5RXD Receive Data
6GND Ground
7NC No Connection
8NC No Connection
PIN TIA-568A Color TIA-568B Color Description
1WHT/GRN WHT/ORN (Not Used)
2GRN ORN (Not Used)
3WHT/ORN WHT/GRN Transmit Data
4BLU BLU Ground
5WHT/BLU WHT/BLU Receive Data
6ORN WHT/ORN (Not Used)
7WHT/BRN WHT/BRN (Not Used)
8BRN BRN (Not Used)
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SERIAL EXTERNAL CONTROL CONNECTION
ALL EXTERNAL CONTROL DEVICES, R3CI SRC1 AND P2000
SERIAL EXTERNAL CONTROL CONNECTION
R3CI P2000 DETAIL
DB-9 Pin Phoenix (COM-P) Pin Description
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23 Tx
31 Rx
4
DB-9 Pin Phoenix (COM-P) Pin Description
52 Ground
6
7
8
PLUGGABLE TERMINAL BLOCK
SUPPLIED
(Dongle 1)
HEADER
SUPPLIED
(Dongle 2)
CAT-5e

SETTING UP THE APPLIANCE
FOR THE FIRST TIME:
OUT OF BOX STEPS

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CONFIGURING THE NETWORK IDENTITY:
PART 1: FIRST TIME LOGIN
The K2,K3, and K4 appliances must first be localized onto the LAN it will be installed on. To do
this you must first access the Web Interface for the first time by one of two methods:
• Setting your computer to an IP address in the range of 192.168.1.1-102.168.1.254, then
connect a CAT 5 cable directly between the recorder and your computer. Note: this cable
connection is NOT an Ethernet crossover cable.
• Connecting your computer to a router which has the capability of connecting devices and
automatically assigning an IP address by Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). This
would be the preferred method as you will not have to manually change the IP address of
your computers Ethernet adapter, then change it back when you have finished. Note: this
router must be configured to assign IP addresses in the range of 192.168.1.1-102.168.1.254,
as most are.
Open a browser (Chrome is preferred) on your computer and type in the appliances’s default IP address
of 192.168.1.55 to launch the log in screen.
The default credentials to log in
for the first time is:
User: admin
Password: admin
This will direct you to the Director Page;
the central control page for the K2 and
K3 series equipment.

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CONFIGURING THE NETWORK IDENTITY:
PART 1: FIRST TIME LOGIN (continued)
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Select the Device button
to navigate to the Device
Settings page
Click the advanced IP address
settings button, then populate
the network identity text boxes,
and click OK.
NOTE: The recorder must be
restarted in order for the new
IP settings to take affect.

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STEP 2:
PRE-CONFIGURING AV OVER IP SOURCES
After you’ve restarted and logged back in, return to the Director Page, it is time to configure the
input channels. If you have connected AV over IP sources on the LAN, they will need to be discovered
before they can be assigned to a channel. Note: All AV over IP sources must be on the same LAN as the
R3Ci recorder and within the same network segment, with the same Subnet mask.
Follow these steps:
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Return to the Device page, and Navigate to IPC Settings. Check Enable and the appliance
will search the LAN for potential sources, and they will populate in the table.
When all cameras appear, they will not be available until they are authorized. Enter the user name
and password for each source, then press the Auth button.
When all the sources have been authorized, all the preconfiguration of AV over IP sources is finished,
and you may return to the Director Page to assign these sources to a channel.
Note: Discovering sources on the LAN requires them to conform to ONVIF protocol. Sources can include any
ONVIF enabled device like cameras and encoders. If the device you plan to connect by LAN is not ONVIF
enabled, it can still be added manually. Please refer to page 20 for instructions on how to include both
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STEP 3:
ASSIGNING SOURCES TO CHANNELS: HDMI AND 3G-SDI INPUTS
In each of the preview boxes in the channel strip, you will notice a gear in the upper right corner.
Click the gear to enter the Channel Configuration window.
Here you will select the appropriate type
of input. Like the auto discovery function,
the channel settings auto-detect the signal
type, and displays that information in the
window. For discrete sources like 3G-SDI
and HDMI, a user may accept the automatic
adjustments for brightness, contrast,
saturation, and sharpness, or click the
Manual radio buttton and adjust them
to their liking. The preview screen for this
channel provides real time viewing of the
changes. A Reset Button is provided if
you do not achieve the desired results.
When you are satisfied with the channel
setup, click OK to accept the settings.

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STEP 3:
ASSIGNING SOURCES TO CHANNELS: AV OVER IP INPUTS (ONVIF ENABLED)
In each of the preview boxes in the channel strip, you will notice a gear in the upper right corner.
Click the gear to enter the Channel Configuration window.
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2After you select a source, its signal type, resolution, frame rate and state will be displayed in the window.
Unlike discrete sources like 3G-SDI and HDMI, any encoded signal will not be adjustable and therefore,
any picture adjustments should be made at the source.
Click OK
1Check the Enable IPC box
Here you will select the appropriate AV over IP source by IP address. Any AV over IP source that you
authorized in Step 1 will be available in the pull down menu.
rtsp:// 192.168.1.191 /live av0
URL Scheme IP Address of Host Path Segment #1 Path Segment #2