Reach Enc1260 User manual

REACH HD Encoder

ENC1260

User’s Manual

V1.0

2012-8

REACH ENC1260

User’s Manual

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Contents

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................6

1.1

RIEF

NTRODUCTION

.................................................................................................6

1.2

ARAMETERS

.............................................................................................................6

INSTALLATION..........................................................................................................6

2.1

ARTS

.................................................................... E

RROR

OOKMARK NOT DEFINED

2.2

ET TO

NOW

...........................................................................................................7

2.3

ONNECTING

ABLES

................................................................................................8

GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS .........................................................................................8

3.1

URNING ON AND OFF THE

EVICE

..............................................................................8

3.2

LCD

ANEL AND

TATE

NDICATORS

............................................................................9

3.2.1

LCD panel ............................................................................................................9

3.2.2

State Indicators....................................................................................................9

3.3

NTERFACE

OGIN

..............................................................................................9

3.4

OGOUT AND

ANGUAGE

ETTINGS

......................................................................... 10

3.5

ETTINGS

........................................................................................................... 10

PARAMETER SETTINGS ........................................................................................11

4.1

IDEO

OURCE

ETTINGS

........................................................................................11

4.1.1

Signal Source Format ....................................................................................... 12

4.1.2

Signal Source Type........................................................................................... 12

4.1.3

Color Space ...................................................................................................... 12

4.1.4

HDCP................................................................................................................ 13

4.1.5

Screen Adjustment............................................................................................ 13

4.2

IDEO

ODING

....................................................................................................... 13

4.2.1

Output Resolution ............................................................................................. 14

4.2.2

Zooming Mode.................................................................................................. 14

4.2.3

Coding Level..................................................................................................... 14

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4.2.4

Frame Rate....................................................................................................... 15

4.2.5

GOP.................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

4.2.6

Code Rate......................................................................................................... 15

4.2.7

Title/LOGO........................................................................................................ 16

4.3

UDIO

.................................................................................................................... 16

4.3.1

Audio Inout........................................................................................................ 16

4.3.2

Sampling Rate .................................................................................................. 16

4.3.3

Audio Code Rate .............................................................................................. 17

4.3.4

Audio Gain ........................................................................................................ 17

4.3.5

Mute.................................................................................................................. 17

4.4

EDIA

TREAM

....................................................................................................... 17

4.4.1

TS Setting ......................................................................................................... 18

4.4.2

RTP Setting....................................................................................................... 19

4.4.3

RTSP Setting .................................................................................................... 21

4.4.4

TS_OVER_RTP Setting.................................................................................... 23

4.4.5

RTSP Parameter Settings................................................................................. 24

4.4.6

Media Stream Management ............................................................................. 25

4.5

ITLE

/LOGO.......................................................................................................... 26

4.5.1

Title Settings ..................................................................................................... 27

4.5.2

LOGO Settings ................................................................................................. 27

4.6

AMERA

ONTROL

.................................................................................................. 28

SYSTEM SETTINGS............................................................................................... 29

5.1

ETWORK

.............................................................................................................. 29

5.2

SERS

................................................................................................................... 30

5.3

YSTEM

................................................................................................................. 30

5.3.1

Time Setting...................................................................................................... 30

5.3.2

System Reboot ................................................................................................. 31

5.4

YSTEM

PGRADING

.............................................................................................. 31

5.4.1

System Upgrading ............................................................................................ 31

5.4.2

System Resetting.............................................................................................. 31

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SYSTEM INFO ........................................................................................................ 32

TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................ 32

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1 Overview

1.1 Brief Introduction

The HD Encoder is a special hardware device independently developed by Reach for

encoding and network transmission of HD video signals (720P/1080i/1080P) or VGA

signals with high resolution and high frame rate. It can be used with set top boxes and

player applications like VLC, QuickTime andRiPlayer and provide standard SDK to

match third party video management platforms. Adopting high-performance DSP

processing chip and embedded OS, the HD Encoder features stable and reliable

performance, high definition, low code rate and low delay, etc. It can be widely used for

occasions based on IP network transmission where it is required to collect HD video

signals and VGA signals with high resolution and high frame rate.

1.2 Parameters

Category Item Technical parameters

Mechanical parameters Dimensions (W×H×D) 350mm×219mm×44.5mm

Weight 2Kg

Electrical indicators Operating Voltage 12V

Power consumption 10W

Environmental

requirements

Operating temperature -20

℃

Storage temperature -40

℃

RH -40~80%

2 Installation

2.1 Accessories

Part Qty

Power adaptor 1

Network cable 1

CD 1

2.2 Get to Know

Figure

Note:

please refer to 3.2.3State Indicators for information onstate indicators

Figure

①

ower supply

②

③

④

Dual

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Table 2-1Park List

Figure 2-1Front View of the Product

Figure

2-2 State Indicators on the LCD Panel

please refer to 3.2.3State Indicators for information onstate indicators

Figure

2-3Back View of the Product

ower supply

input

⑤

Micaudio

input

-SDI input

⑥

Dual-

track

DVI-I input

⑦

GB Ethernet port

track audio output

⑧

COM

port

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please refer to 3.2.3State Indicators for information onstate indicators

input

(XLR)

track

audio input

GB Ethernet port

(RJ45)

port

(RS232)

Note:

1. The encoder

is equipped with a

2. The HD-SDI

interface

3. The DVI-I

interface supports

signals;

4. The COM

port is mainly used for

RS422

need to be converted into

2.3

Connecting Cables

DVI

Network cable

Guide for Beginners

3.1

Turning on and off the Device

ENC1260

is not provided with a power switch, and it will be automatically started only

the power supply

is connected and be automatically turned off once the

disconnected. To ensure safety of the device, please connect the device and the

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(disabled)

is equipped with a

12V/3A power adaptor;

interface

can support up to 1080p@30Hz;

interface supports

YPbPr/RGBHV, YCbCr/DVI

and computer screen

port is mainly used for

camera control and supports

RS232

need to be converted into

RS232.

Connecting Cables

DVI

cable HD-SDI cable

Network cable

Power adaptor

Guide for Beginners

Turning on and off the Device

is not provided with a power switch, and it will be automatically started only

is connected and be automatically turned off once the

disconnected. To ensure safety of the device, please connect the device and the

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and computer screen

RS232

. RS485 and,

is not provided with a power switch, and it will be automatically started only

is connected and be automatically turned off once the

power supply

disconnected. To ensure safety of the device, please connect the device and the

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adaptor before connecting the AC power supply.

PWR indicator will be on and the LCD panel will display “Starting…” once the power

supply is connected. After about 40 seconds, the RUNindicator will flash, indicating

completion of the startup of the encoder.

3.2 LCD Panel and State Indicators

3.2.1 LCD panel

TheLCD panel will display “Starting…” upon startup of the device.The following

information will be shown circularly after successful startup:

Device version number, encoder model, network information (IP address, subnet mask,

gateway), input signal source resolution, CBR/VBR code rate/quality level, audio

sampling rate and audio code rate.

3.2.2 State Indicators

Indicator State Indication

PWR

On Power supply normally connected

Off Power supply not connected

RUN

Flashing regularly Flashing once every frame during normal operation

Off Encoder failure

STATU

On Video source input available and video source

supported

Flashing Videosource input available but video source not

supported

Off No video source input

3.3 WebInterface Login

After startup of the encoder, you may log in the web interface of the encoder with

browsers like IE.

Connect the n

LCD panel,

just open IE on the

address field of the browser

browsers:Chrome, Firefox

and

Default username of the

encoder

Click on log in to enter the web operation interface of the

3.4

Logout and Language Settings

Click on

at the upper left corner of the page to log out.

Click on the pull-

down menu of

required language.

3.5 IP Settings

After

successful connection to the networ

“System Settings”>>“

Network

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Connect the n

etting twine

and obtain the encoderIP address from the

just open IE on the

and input the IP address of the encod

address field of the browser

to enter the login interface. (The

encoder

and

Safari.)

encoder

: admin, Password: admin

Click on log in to enter the web operation interface of the

encoder

Logout and Language Settings

at the upper left corner of the page to log out.

down menu of

Language

from the upper right corner to select the

successful connection to the networ

k and successful log in the

Network

” to show the following interface:

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and obtain the encoderIP address from the

and input the IP address of the encod

erin the

encoder

also supports

at the upper left corner of the page to log out.

from the upper right corner to select the

k and successful log in the

encoder, click on

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ENC1260 supportsDHCP dynamic IP address assignment and static IP addresses,

click on “Save” after completion of the settings, which will take effect after reboot of

theencoder.

4 Parameter Settings

4.1 Video Source Settings

After logging in the encoder, click on “parameter settings”>>“Audio source” to enter

audio source settings.

When the video signalinput is normal, the encoder can identify input source

information, including signal format,signal source color space and the presence of

HDCP copyright protection. You may set input interface, modify color space or adjust

screen position in this page

4.1.1

Signal Source Format

Click on “Detail”

to see detailed information of the

4.1.2

Signal Source Type

There are 2 input ports, DVI

need to select input type here because the

interface to use.

4.1.3 Color Space

After signal input, the

encoder

signal source, RGB or

YUV

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Click on “Save” for saving upon

completion of the settings

Signal Source Format

to see detailed information of the

signal source.

Signal Source Type

There are 2 input ports, DVI

-I and HD-

SDI on the backboard of the

need to select input type here because the

encoder

cannot automatically identify which

encoder

will automatcially identify the color space of the

YUV

The user may also set the compulsary color space to be

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completion of the settings

SDI on the backboard of the

encoder, the user

cannot automatically identify which

will automatcially identify the color space of the

input

The user may also set the compulsary color space to be

RGB or YUV in this page.

4.1.4 HDCP

When input

ting audio sources with protection technology for digital content, the

encoder

will not be able to collect the information and

The coding output

will be blank screen

4.1.5

Screen Adjustment

Image deviation after coding may be adjusted by “Screen adjust” at the level of

“Mid” and “Low”. Click on

the

to restore the default status

Note:

When the red and blue in the coded image are

once for modification.

4.2 Video Coding

Click on “Video Encoding”

various parameters of the

encoder

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ting audio sources with protection technology for digital content, the

will not be able to collect the information and

the display will be

will be blank screen

Screen Adjustment

Image deviation after coding may be adjusted by “Screen adjust” at the level of

the

arrow keys to adjust the position of the image and

to restore the default status

When the red and blue in the coded image are

inversed, select “Low

”

from the navigation bar on the right to enter settings of

encoder

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ting audio sources with protection technology for digital content, the

the display will be

“YES” here.

Image deviation after coding may be adjusted by “Screen adjust” at the level of

“High”,

arrow keys to adjust the position of the image and

click

”

and click on or

from the navigation bar on the right to enter settings of

4.2.1

Output Resolution

The encoder

allows encoding according to the original resolution of the video input

source or the user’s selection

4.2.2

Zooming Mode

When the video

input source

choose Ratio (

without distorsion of the image) or Stretch

for adjustment.

4.2.3 Coding Level

You may choose from the 2 coding levels of

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Output Resolution

allows encoding according to the original resolution of the video input

source or the user’s selection

Zooming Mode

input source

does not fit the radio of the output

resolution

without distorsion of the image) or Stretch

(

with distortion of the image

You may choose from the 2 coding levels of

H.264:

baseline profile/high profile

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allows encoding according to the original resolution of the video input

resolution

, you may

with distortion of the image

)

baseline profile/high profile

Note: AVC/H.264 defines 4

(main class), Extended

profile

- Baseline Profile offers

I/P

- Extended Profile offers

I/P/B/SP/SI

CAVLC

- Main Profile offers I/P/B

frames and su

as well as CAVLC or

CABAC

- - High Profile(or FRExt)

adds the following features on the basis of the M

intra prediction,

custom quant

4.2.4 Frame Rate

The coding frame rates for signal sources with the definition below

scope of 1~60 frames/

second

within the scope of 1~30

frames/second

4.2.5 GOP

The GOP

is within the scope of

Note: this is used for setting

GOP

frames.

4.2.6 Bit Rate

The bigger the bit rate

is, the better the video quality will be. The range of the

is from 128kbps to 20M

kbps

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rofiles (classes): Baseline profile (

Baseline class

profile

(extended class) and High profile (

high class

I/P

frames and only supportsprogressive

scanning and

I/P/B/SP/SI

frames and only supports

progressive

frames and su

pportsprogressive

scanning and

CABAC

adds the following features on the basis of the M

custom quant

, lossless video coding,

and more YUV formats

The coding frame rates for signal sources with the definition below

1080

second

, and those with the definition of

1080

frames/second

is within the scope of

0~1000

GOP

. If the GOP is 150,

there will be one I frame in

is, the better the video quality will be. The range of the

kbps

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Baseline class

), Mainprofile

high class

scanning and

CAVLC

progressive

scanning and

interlacedscanning,

adds the following features on the basis of the M

ain Profile: 8x8

and more YUV formats

1080

are within the

1080

resolution are

there will be one I frame in

150 video

is, the better the video quality will be. The range of the

code rate

4.2.7 Title/LOGO

Static

title and logo can be added to the coded vide

logo can be set in “Title

/LOGO”

4.3 Audio

Click on

“Audio”from the

parameters. Click on “

Save

4.3.1 Audio Input

The back board of the

encoder

and the user need to choose the correct

4.3.2

Sampling Rate

The audio sampling rate is

48KHz

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title and logo can be added to the coded vide

o stream.

Contents of the title and

/LOGO”

, please refer to 4.5Title/LOGO.

“Audio”from the

navigation bar on the right

to enter settings of a

Save

” for saving after the settings.

encoder

offers 2 interfaces, dual track linear

input

and the user need to choose the correct

audio input port here.

Sampling Rate

48KHz

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Contents of the title and

to enter settings of a

udio

input

and Mic input,

4.3.3 Audio Bit

Rate

The audio bit rate

can be set to

4.3.4 Audio Gain

This is used to set audio

gains.

the right

tracks respectively or select

to dual tracks.

4.3.5 Mute

When Mute is selected, the

4.4 Media Stream

Click on

navigation bar on the right

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Rate

can be set to

64kbps, 96kbps and128kbps.

gains.

You can select “Line in”

to set the gains of the left and

tracks respectively or select

“mic” to allow the encoder

to automatically copy

When Mute is selected, the

encoder will not encode sounds.

navigation bar on the right

“Stream”

to enter the interface for settings of

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to set the gains of the left and

to automatically copy

to enter the interface for settings of

streams.

Click on “Add”

on the right to add the video or audio steam to be sent

ENC1260supports

4 stream protocols:

4.4.1 TS Setting

Select TS from the “Protocol

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on the right to add the video or audio steam to be sent

4 stream protocols:

TS, RTP, RTSP and

TS OVER RTP

Select TS from the “Protocol

” field.

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on the right to add the video or audio steam to be sent

TS OVER RTP

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Item Description

IP Input Multicast IP (only Multicast IPs are supported here, with the range

from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255).

Video port Input port number. Common for video and audio.

Audio port n/a

MTU Maximum Transmission Unit, range: 228~1500 bytes.

TTL Range: 1~255, and the value must be bigger than 1 during cross-segment

transmission.

TOS Different TOSs can be set when supported by the transmission device.

TC Traffic Control,prevents the network packets sent from the encoder from

exceeding a certain limit.

Ceiling (%) Ceiling is the limit parameter for setting the peak bandwidth, which can be

set within the range of 1~100 (%). If the encodingbit rate is set to 2Mbps, the

ceiling (%) is set to 10 and the upward fluctuation of network packets will not

exceed2.2Mbps.

The address format of the receiving end, such as VLC, is: udp: //@[ip]: [port no.]. In this

sample it should be: udp: //@234.255.0.90: 9500

4.4.2 RTP Setting

Select RTP from the “Protocal” field.

Item

IP Input Multi

cast

224.0.0.0 to

239.255.255.255

Video port

Video input port number, which should be an even number

Audio port Audio

input port number, which should be an even number.

MTU

Maximum Transmission Unit

TTL Range: 1~25

5, and the value must be bigger

transmission.

TOS

Different TOSs can be set when supported by the transmission device.

TC Traffic Control

exceeding a certain limit.

Ceiling (%)

Ceiling is the limit parameter for setting the peak bandwidth, which can be set

within the range of 1~100 (%).

ceiling(%)

is set to 10 and the upward fluctuation of network packets will not

exceed

200Kbps

Note:

When using applications like

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Description

cast

IP (only Multicast IPs

are supported here, with the range from

239.255.255.255

) or the IP address

of the receiving end

Video input port number, which should be an even number

input port number, which should be an even number.

Maximum Transmission Unit

, range: 228~1500 bytes.

5, and the value must be bigger

than 1 during cross

Different TOSs can be set when supported by the transmission device.

revents the network packets sent from the encoder from

exceeding a certain limit.

Ceiling is the limit parameter for setting the peak bandwidth, which can be set

within the range of 1~100 (%).

If the encoding

code rate is set to

is set to 10 and the upward fluctuation of network packets will not

200Kbps

When using applications like

VLC, it is required to open the sdp

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are supported here, with the range from

of the receiving end

than 1 during cross

-segment

Different TOSs can be set when supported by the transmission device.

revents the network packets sent from the encoder from

Ceiling is the limit parameter for setting the peak bandwidth, which can be set

code rate is set to

2Mbps, the

is set to 10 and the upward fluctuation of network packets will not

file, which can be

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