IKUSI MHD-202 User manual

Dual HDMI input modulator
DVB-T and IP output
MHD-202
REF. 3855
Web interface user guide

Index
4 Introduction
4 About this Manual
4 Product Description
5 Web interface connection
5 Ethernet configuration by application IKUSI HEADEND DISCOVERY
6 Ethernet manually configuration
7 General Configuration
7 Main Menu
8 Identification
8 Local configuration
9 Network settings
9 Web access password
10 Save/Restore configuration
11 Upgrade
12 Reboot
13 Settings
13 Services
13 Input settings
14 Output settings
16 DVB-T Output
17 Network settings
18 IP Output
19 USB player
20 Status
20 Input
20 Output
21 General
22 Reports
22 Settings
25 Logs

Introduction
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Introduction
About this Manual
This manual describes the conguration environment of the MHD-202 modulator based on
web interface via Ethernet connection.
The Manual covers all conguration options: from start-up and operation, to adjusting the
settings and troubleshooting for the MHD-202.
The description consist of the connection procedure and access to the conguration set-
tings, description of the environment and its contents, conguration options and interpreta-
tion of the information on the screen.
NOTE
This conguration manual is a practical reference guide. For the correct use and
installation of the MHD-202, it is essential to read the corresponding user manual
(please see www.customerarea.ikusi.tv for the manual).
Product Description
The MHD-202 is a standalone modulator that can process different Video and Audio for-
mats, to create a high-denition COFDM or in IP channel.
This product offers a solution to video signal distribution requirements in residential installa-
tions, hotels, special buildings or security video monitoring installations with COFDM digital
TV modulation.
Features
• Two inputs digital audio and video channels in HDMI.
• The rmware update is done through the web interface or USB connector.
• The MHD-202 comes with a USB interface that can incorporate new functions thanks to
the unit’s upgradable and evolving software, such as: video playback from a USB stick for
digital signage and other possible future developments.
• The nal user can programme the modulator through the web interface.
DVB-T output services
• Modulator 1 : HDMI 1 or HDMI 1 + USB
•Modulator 2 : HDMI 2

Web Interface Connection
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Web Interface Connection
Ethernet Connection
The web user interface can be used to congure all the MHD-202 unit’s settings, using an
Ethernet connection and a web browser.
NOTE
To view the graphics provided in the unit’s conguration programme correctly,
we recommend installing Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or later (www.mozilla.com) on the
controlling PC.
Use a PC with an Ethernet network card and a CAT-5E Ethernet cable.
Ethernet configuration by application:
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Download the IKUSI HEADEND DISCOVERY application available on the
website (http://customerarea.ikusi.tv). In the window we will nd the model, the
MAC number, serial number and manufacturing rmware version to access the
interface of this module simply click on the SET button. In the home page the
USERNAME AND PASSWORD elds appear, enter “admin” in both, click on the ENTER
button.
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DVB-T OUT
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
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Ethernet manually configuration:
1) Access the PC’S TCP/IP Settings and congure the following parameters:
F* PC’S /IP Address: 192.168.1.1
F* Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
2) Connect the PC to the LAN port (RJ-45) of the MHD-202 unit (position 1 in the diagram
below).
NOTE
The MHD-202 Ethernet Connector (position 1 in the diagram above), has two
light indicators:
JThe link LED (position 2 in the diagram above), remains continuously lit
without blinking to indicate that the link is working correctly.
JThe activity LED (position 3 in the diagram above), blinks to indicate that the
link is active.
NOTE
The conguration process must be carried out in local mode, even though the
unit can be accessed from any PC on the LAN.
3) Start the web browser and enter the MHD-202 unit’s IP address:
FINITIAL IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.6
NOTE
You may change this initial IP address later if you wish to.
NOTE
The unit is also assigned the default IP address 10.254.254.254
This IP address cannot be modied.
4) Click on ENTER to access the home page.
5) Enter the user name “admin” and the password “admin”.
NOTE
The unit connected to the PC will auto-
matically disconnect if 15 minutes pass
without any interaction.
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MHD-202

General Settings
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General Settings
Main menu
1-Main menu 2-Submenus 3-Work area 4-Language selection 5-Save configuration
To explore the different menus, select each option in the menus area (position 1 in the dia-
gram above). Depending on the options available in each menu, there will be one or various
submenus (position 2 in the diagram above). In turn, each submenu may have one or more
conguration tabs.
JTo change the interface’s language settings, click on the option corresponding to your
preferred language (position 4 in the diagram above): ES= Spanish; EN= English; FR=
French.
JTo save the settings you have changed, click on the SAVE CONFIGURATION option,
(position 5 in the diagram above).
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Identification
1) Select the GENERAL menu and then the CONFIGURATION submenu.
2) Access the IDENTIFICATION menu.
The IDENTIFICATION tab provides conguration data identifying the MHD-202 unit.
JMODEL: The name of the unit. This information cannot be modied.
JSERIAL NUMBER: Displays the manufacturers’ serial number identifying the unit.
This information cannot be modied.
JMAC ADDRESS: Automatically displays the MAC address of the unit for connection
to the network. This information cannot be modied.
JSW, HW AND LOADER: Software and Hardware versions.
JIDENTIFIER: Identifying name assigned to the unit by the installer or operator.
JLOCATION: Name of the location where the unit is installed (for example: a post code).
JINSTALLER: Name of the installer or operator.
JCONTACT:
Contact details of the installer or operator (for example: a telephone number).
3) Once you have nished conguring the data, you can save the changes by clicking on
the SAVE button on the lower part of the tab.
Local settings
1) Select the GENERAL menu and then the CONFIGURATION submenu.
2) Access the LOCAL CONFIGURATION tab.
This section is used to set the date, time and standard time zone of the MHD-202 modula-
tor.
JCOUNTRY: Select the country in which the unit is operating.

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JTIME ZONE: Set the time zone of the country in which the unit is operating.
JCURRENT DATE AND TIME: Shows the hour, date and format (Date: YYYY-MM-
DD; Time: HH:MM).
3) Once you have congured the data, you can save the changes by clicking on SAVE on
the bottom part of the tab.
Network settings
1) Select the GENERAL menu and then the CONFIGURATION submenu.
2) Access the NETWORK CONFIGURATION tab.
JIP ADDRESS: Enter a static IP address within the range valid for the local network to
which the unit is connected.
JNETWORK MASK: Enter the local network mask.
JDEFAULT GATEWAY: Enter the default gateway IP address in the local network to
which the unit is connected.
Web access password
1) Select the GENERAL menu and then the CONFIGURATION submenu.
2) Access the PASSWORD tab.
The PASSWORD conguration tab allows you to change the current password for acces-
sing the web interface of the MHD-202 unit (see web interface connection section, page 5).
JOLD PASSWORD: Enter the current password.
JNEW PASSWORD: Enter the new password.
JCONFIRM NEW PASSWORD: Re-enter the new password.
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3) Once you have congured the data, you can save your changes by clicking on SAVE in
the lower part of the tab.
Save/Restore configuration
1) Select the GENERAL menu and then the SAVE/RESTORE menu.
All the conguration data established in the unit and accessible through the menus, sub-
menus and web interface tabs can be stored in a backup le.
Likewise, all the unit’s settings can be restored using a previously existing backup image.
2) Access the SAVE CONFIGURATION section and click on the SAVE button to save a
backup copy le. A window will open allowing you to select the location and lename
of the security copy.
3) Access the RESTORE CONFIGURATION FROM BACKUP section and click on the
SELECT BACKUP COPY button to load a backup copy. A window will open allowing
you to select the location and backup le name. Click on the RESTORE button.