Ross IGGY-AES16-16 User manual

IGGY-AES16.16 User Guide

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IGGY-AES16.16 · User Guide
• Ross Part Number: 1000DR-816-02
• Software Version: 2.0
• Release Date: July 17, 2023.
The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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IGGY-AES16.16 User Guide (v2.0) Contents • i
Contents
Introduction 11
Related Publications ................................................................................................................................ 11
Documentation Conventions .................................................................................................................. 12
Interface Elements ................................................................................................................................. 12
User Entered Text .................................................................................................................................. 12
Referenced Guides ................................................................................................................................ 12
Menu Sequences ................................................................................................................................... 12
Important Instructions .......................................................................................................................... 12
Contacting Technical Support ................................................................................................................. 12
Before You Begin 13
Features ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
Work Flow Diagram .................................................................................................................................. 14
What are Receivers, Senders, and Streams? ......................................................................................... 14
Installation and Setup Overview ............................................................................................................ 15
Quick Start 17
Hardware Overview 19
Chassis Faceplate Overview .................................................................................................................... 19
PSU Connection and PWR Status LED .................................................................................................... 19
PWR 15V 4A Connection ....................................................................................................................... 20
POWER/STATUS LED .............................................................................................................................. 20
CONTROL Port .......................................................................................................................................... 21
NET 1, NET 2 Ports .................................................................................................................................... 21
NET 1 ACT LED ........................................................................................................................................ 22
AES3 I/O Connections .............................................................................................................................. 22
Reference Connections ............................................................................................................................ 23
PTP LEDs Overview ................................................................................................................................... 23
PTP MASTER LED .................................................................................................................................... 24
PTP LOCK LED ........................................................................................................................................ 24
TALLY/GPIO Port ....................................................................................................................................... 24
Other Features .......................................................................................................................................... 25
Reset Button ........................................................................................................................................... 25
USB Port .................................................................................................................................................. 25
Micro SD Card ........................................................................................................................................... 25
Physical Installation 27
Static Discharge ........................................................................................................................................ 27
Unpacking ................................................................................................................................................. 27
Mounting and Installing the IGGY-AES16.16 ......................................................................................... 27
Cabling 29
Before You Begin ...................................................................................................................................... 29
Connecting to a 15V PSU ......................................................................................................................... 29
Cabling the NET Ports .............................................................................................................................. 29
Cabling NET 1 as a PoE Connection ..................................................................................................... 29
Connecting the NET Ports to a Network ............................................................................................. 30
Cabling the CONTROL Port ..................................................................................................................... 30
Cabling the Reference Ports ................................................................................................................... 30

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Connecting a Reference Source to the IGGY-AES16.16 .................................................................... 30
Cabling the Reference Output ............................................................................................................. 31
Cabling the AES3 Inputs and Outputs .................................................................................................... 31
AES3 I/O CH1-8 Pin Designations ........................................................................................................ 32
AES3 I/O CH9-16 Pin Designations ...................................................................................................... 32
Connecting an External Device to the TALLY/GPIO Port ..................................................................... 32
GPIO Pin Designations .......................................................................................................................... 33
Tally Pin Designations ........................................................................................................................... 33
Ground Pin Designations ...................................................................................................................... 33
Getting Started 35
Before You Begin ...................................................................................................................................... 35
Configuration Overview ........................................................................................................................... 35
Launching DashBoard ............................................................................................................................. 35
Using Walkabout to Assign the Initial IP Address to IGGY-AES16.16 ................................................. 35
Manually Adding the IGGY-AES16.16 to the Tree View ........................................................................ 36
Using the IGGY Setup Wizard .................................................................................................................. 37
Accessing the IGGY-AES16.16 in DashBoard ......................................................................................... 38
Configuring the Device Settings ............................................................................................................. 38
Setting the Audio Channel Count Mode ................................................................................................ 39
Configuring the Ethernet Settings 41
Configuring the CONTROL Port .............................................................................................................. 41
Configuring the NET Ports ....................................................................................................................... 42
Protocol Setup 43
NMOS Support .......................................................................................................................................... 43
RAVENNA Support .................................................................................................................................... 43
ANEMAN Support ..................................................................................................................................... 44
RTSP Support ............................................................................................................................................ 44
Ember+ Support ....................................................................................................................................... 44
Establishing a Connection .................................................................................................................... 47
Specifying the Audio Channel Count Mode on the IGGY-AES16.16 ................................................ 47
Configuring the IGGY-AES16.16 for Ember+ ....................................................................................... 47
SLP Support ............................................................................................................................................... 47
Enabling Source Specific Multicast Mode (SSM) ................................................................................... 47
Configuring the Timing Settings 49
Configuring the PTP Settings .................................................................................................................. 49
Configuring the Audio Delay for Outputs .............................................................................................. 50
Setting the Audio Packet Time ................................................................................................................ 50
Configuring the Destinations 53
Using the Default Destination Settings .................................................................................................. 53
Customizing a Destination ...................................................................................................................... 53
Configuring the Senders 55
Configuring an Audio Sender .................................................................................................................. 55
Mapping the Audio Channels to a Sender Stream ............................................................................... 55

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Configuring the Receivers 57
Configuring Presets 59
Overview .................................................................................................................................................... 59
What is a Preset? .................................................................................................................................... 59
Work Flow ............................................................................................................................................... 59
Adding a Preset ........................................................................................................................................ 59
Using an Advertised Stream ................................................................................................................. 59
Manually Assigning a Stream ............................................................................................................... 60
Mapping the Audio Channels ................................................................................................................. 61
Operation 63
Connections Tab Overview ..................................................................................................................... 63
Routing the Signals .................................................................................................................................. 64
Using IGGY-AES16.16 with Ultritouch .................................................................................................... 64
Accessing the IGGY-AES16.16 Interfaces ............................................................................................ 65
Upgrading the Software 67
DashBoard Interface Overview 69
Welcome Tab ............................................................................................................................................ 69
Initial Setup Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 69
Connections Tab ....................................................................................................................................... 70
Routing Selection Area .......................................................................................................................... 70
Stream Sources Area ............................................................................................................................. 71
Presets Tab ................................................................................................................................................ 72
Audio Gain Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 74
Destination Audio Gain ......................................................................................................................... 75
Advanced Tabs .......................................................................................................................................... 75
Status Tab ............................................................................................................................................... 75
AES3 Input Status Tab ........................................................................................................................... 77
Device Setup Tab ................................................................................................................................... 78
Ethernet I/O Tab .................................................................................................................................... 80
Receivers Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 81
Destinations Tab .................................................................................................................................... 83
Senders Tab ............................................................................................................................................ 84
Discovery Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 85
Timing Tab .............................................................................................................................................. 88
Alarms Tab .............................................................................................................................................. 91
Diagnostics Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 93
Network Diagnostics ............................................................................................................................. 93
CPU Diagnostics ..................................................................................................................................... 93
Technical Specifications 95
CONTROL Port .......................................................................................................................................... 95
NET 1 and NET 2 Ports ............................................................................................................................. 95
TALLY/GPIO Port ....................................................................................................................................... 95
Reference Clock ........................................................................................................................................ 96
Power ......................................................................................................................................................... 96
Environment ............................................................................................................................................. 97
Dimensions ............................................................................................................................................... 97
Service Information 99
Troubleshooting Checklist ....................................................................................................................... 99

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Warranty and Repair Policy ..................................................................................................................... 99
In Case of Problems ............................................................................................................................ 100
Software Licenses 101
BSD ........................................................................................................................................................... 101
Dual GPL .................................................................................................................................................. 101
GPL ........................................................................................................................................................... 101
LGPL ......................................................................................................................................................... 106
MIT ............................................................................................................................................................ 107
zlib ............................................................................................................................................................ 107
Glossary 109

IGGY-AES16.16 User Guide (v2.0) Introduction • 11
Introduction
This guide covers the installation, configuration, and use of the IGGY-AES16.16. The following
chapters are included:
• “Introduction” summarizes the guide and provides important terms, and conventions.
• “Before You Begin” provides a brief product overview and installation requirements for the
IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Hardware Overview” describes the IGGY-AES16.16 hardware features and physical
connections.
• “Physical Installation” provides information when installing the IGGY-AES16.16 in your system.
• “Cabling” provides an overview of connecting external devices to the IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Getting Started” outlines how to display the IGGY-AES16.16 interfaces in DashBoard.
• “Configuring the Ethernet Settings” provides instructions for configuring the IGGY-AES16.16
settings for basic network communications.
• “Protocol Setup” provides information for setting up media distribution via the IGGY-AES16.16
using third-party protocols.
• “Configuring the Timing Settings” provides instructions for configuring the IGGY-AES16.16 to
use Precision Time Protocol, and specifying a reference source.
• “Configuring the Destinations” provides instructions for configuring the destination channels
on the IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Configuring the Senders” provides instructions for configuring the sender channels on the
IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Configuring the Receivers” outlines how to use the audio receiver options on the
IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Configuring Presets” outlines how to define the network streams that the IGGY-AES16.16 can
access.
• “Operation” provides general information for operating the IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Upgrading the Software” provides instructions for upgrading the software via DashBoard.
• “DashBoard Interface Overview” summarizes the functions, menus, and parameters of the
IGGY-AES16.16 in DashBoard.
• “Technical Specifications” provides the specifications for the IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Service Information” provides information on the warranty and repair policy for your
IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Software Licenses” provides third-party software license information for your IGGY-AES16.16.
• “Glossary” provides a list of terms used throughout this guide.
Related Publications
It is recommended to consult the following Ross documentation before installing and configuring
your IGGY-AES16.16:
•DashBoard User Manual, Ross Part Number: 8351DR-004
•IGGY-AES16.16 Quick Start Guide, Ross Part Number: 1000DR-821
• IGGY-AES16.16 video tutorials, available from the Ross View website (http://www.rossvideo.com)

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Documentation Conventions
Special text formats are used in this guide to identify parts of the user interface, text that a user
must enter, or a sequence of menus and sub-menus that must be followed to reach a particular
command.
Interface Elements
Bold text is used to identify a user interface element such as a dialog box, or menu. Bold text set in
Arial font is used to identify a button. For example:
In the Edit dialog, click Apply.
User Entered Text
Courier text is used to identify text that a user must enter. For example:
In the Language box, enter English.
Referenced Guides
Italic text is used to identify the titles of referenced guides, manuals, or documents. For example:
For more information, refer to the DashBoard User Manual.
Menu Sequences
Menu arrows are used in procedures to identify a sequence of menu items that you must follow.
For example, if a step reads “Advanced > Timing,” you would select the Advanced tab and then
select the Timing sub-tab.
Important Instructions
Star icons are used to identify important instructions or features. For example:
Contact your IT department before connecting to your facility network to ensure that there are
no conflicts. They will provide you with an appropriate value for the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and
Gateway for your IGGY-AES16.16.
Contacting Technical Support
At Ross Video, we take pride in the quality of our products, but if problems occur, help is as close as
the nearest telephone.
Our 24-hour Hot Line service ensures you have access to technical expertise around the clock.
After-sales service and technical support is provided directly by Ross Video personnel. During
business hours (Eastern Time), technical support personnel are available by telephone. After hours
and on weekends, a direct emergency technical support phone line is available. If the technical
support person who is on call does not answer this line immediately, a voice message can be left
and the call will be returned shortly. This team of highly trained staff is available to react to any
problem and to do whatever is necessary to ensure customer satisfaction.
•Technical Support: ([phone]
•After Hours Emergency: ([phone]
•E-mail: [email protected]
•Website: http://www.rossvideo.com

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Before You Begin
If you have questions pertaining to the operation of the IGGY-AES16.16, contact us at the numbers
listed in “Contacting Technical Support”. Our technical staff is always available for consultation,
training, or service.
Features
Some features of the IGGY-AES16.16 include:
• Dual redundant Gigabit Ethernet audio interfaces, and optional GE control interface
• 16 audio receivers, 16 audio senders
› SMPTE ST 2022-7 hitless 1+1 redundancy per sender and receiver
› Packet times: 125µs, 250µs, and 1ms
› Samples/packet: 6, 12, and 48
› Sample rates: 48kHz with ASRC available and 44.1kHz with ASRC available
› Receive up to a 64 channel stream
› Supports the L24 and L16 audio formats; configurable per audio stream
› WAN-capable buffering: 30ms per receiver stream
• SMPTE ST 2110-30, including all conformance levels: A, B, and C
• Supports discovery and registration via:
› RAVENNA
› ANEMAN
› NMOS
› Dante/SAP (only in AES67 mode)
• Connection control via:
› Ember+
› JSON API
› ANEMAN
› NMOS
• Configuration via JSON API, Ember+, and DashBoard
• Flexible mounting options
• Full DashBoard control

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Work Flow Diagram
Figure 1 provides an example work flow of the IGGY-AES16.16.
Figure 1 IGGY-AES16.16 Work Flow Diagram
What are Receivers, Senders, and Streams?
The following terms are used throughout this user guide:
Device
A physical, virtual, or software application that may include multiple sources, destinations, senders,
or receivers.
Essence
A single elementary logical media signal. For example, a video essence is one video channel. An
audio essence is a single audio (mono) channel.
Flow
The continuous raw media content. It can contain more than one essence (e.g. an audio flow can
contain multiple channels).
A flow is independent of the transport protocol. For example, 48kHz LPCM audio is a flow; AES67 is
one type of stream which can carry the flow.
Flows cannot generally be passed around natively, and need to be encapsulated in a stream. Flows
from the same source are considered “editorially equivalent”, but may be encoded differently.
CONTROL
NET 1
NET 2
AES3 I/O 1-8
AES3 I/O 9-16
WORDCLOCK
OUT
WORDCLOCK
REF IN PTP ENGINE
AUDIO CLOCK
GENERATOR
PTP
16+16
REDUNDANT
FLOWS
16+16
REDUNDANT
FLOWS
GIGABIT
ETHERNET MAC
CONTROL AND
MANAGEMENT
DUAL GIGABIT
ETHERNET
MAC
16 SENDER
AES67 & ST2110
WITH 2022-7
AUDIO MATRIX
AND SHUFFLE
ASYNC
SAMPLE RATE
CONVERSION
ASYNC
SAMPLE RATE
CONVERSION
16 RECEIVERS
AES67 & ST2110
WITH 2022-7

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Receiver
An element within a device that receives exactly one stream, which contains one flow from a
network.
Sender
An element within a device which presents exactly one flow, packaged as a stream onto a network.
Stream
One flow, encapsulated within a transport protocol. Examples include SMPTE ST 2022-6, SMPTE ST
2110-20 Video, or SMPTE ST 2110-30 Audio (AES67).
Installation and Setup Overview
The generalized work flow of installing and configuring your IGGY-AES16.16 is:
1. Download and install the latest version of the DashBoard client software.
2. Contact your IT department for the required IP addresses for your IGGY-AES16.16.
3. Physically install and cable the IGGY-AES16.16.
4. Use DashBoard to access the IGGY-AES16.16.
5. Use the IGGY Setup Wizard to configure the basic settings for your module.
6. Define the Network Stream Sources.
7. Make your connections.

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IGGY-AES16.16 User Guide (v2.0) Quick Start • 17
Quick Start
This chapter is intended to help you get started quickly with your IGGY-AES16.16.
For More Information on...
• installing your IGGY-AES16.16, refer to the IGGY-AES16.16 Quick Start Guide.
What is an IGGY?
Each IGGY model is a device that allows audio data to travel across an ethernet network with
professional quality AES67 and ST2110 protocols. Different IGGY models connect to different types
of audio devices (using connection types such as MADI and AES3), but the network features and
setup remain the same.
Figure 2 Possible Workflow with an IGGY-MADI and an IGGY-AES16.16
What are AES67 and ST2110?
These are protocols for sending audio data across an ethernet network. Input audio channels (from
the MADI or AES3 ports) are grouped and converted to data packets by IGGY and sent out across
the network as source streams. Other IGGY models can be configured to listen to these packet
streams, receive and process the data, and then pass the audio out the destination MADI or AES3
port(s).
For this streaming to work, the IGGY needs a little configuration. Your IGGY ships with default
configurations that work well in many scenarios. A Configuration Wizard simplifies the set up.
Connect the IGGY-AES16.16
1. Connect the IGGY-AES16.16 to a power source. Refer to “Connecting to a 15V PSU”.
2. Connect the NET1 port of your IGGY-AES16.16 to the same local network that your PC is
connected to (i.e., connected to the same ethernet switch).
Set up the IGGY-AES16.16
1. Locate the serial number label on the side of your IGGY-AES16.16.
• Scan the QR code on the serial number label, or
• Use a browser to go to: www.rossvideo.com/device and enter the serial number.
2. Review the information reported about your IGGY-AES16.16.
3. Select Local Link to launch the IGGY-AES16.16 web UI and open the Welcome page.
4. Select the Initial Setup tab at the top.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to quickly set up the IP address and user settings.
IGGY-MADI
IGGY-AES16.16
AES67 Over
Ethernet
Network
AES3
MADI
IGGY-MADI IGGY-AES16.16MADI DEVICE AES3 DEVICE
AES I/O
MADI

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IGGY-AES16.16 User Guide (v2.0) Hardware Overview • 19
Hardware Overview
This chapter presents information on the IGGY-AES16.16 hardware components and features.
Chassis Faceplate Overview
The chassis faceplate of the IGGY-AES16.16 provides a silk-screen map of the available connections
and LEDs. Figure 3 illustrates the IGGY-AES16.16 faceplate top. From the top you can see that the
chassis has two areas:
• the POWER connection, NET ports, CONTROL port, and Ref/Clk BNCs are located on the left side
• the status LEDs, TALLY/GPIO connector, and AES3 I/O ports are located on the right side
Figure 3 IGGY-AES16.16 — Faceplate Components
PSU Connection and PWR Status LED
The left-side of the IGGY-AES16.16 chassis provides one PSU port. (Figure 4)
Figure 4 IGGY-AES16.16 — PWR Connection
IGGY-AES16.16
PSU Connection

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PWR 15V 4A Connection
The IGGY-AES16.16 can be powered from an external 15V PSU. This port is a standard miniature
power jack (center pin positive). Refer to “Connecting to a 15V PSU” for details.
POWER/STATUS LED
A POWER/STATUS LED is located on the right side of the IGGY-AES16.16 chassis and reports on
general communication and status conditions. (Figure 5)
Figure 5 IGGY-AES16.16 — POWER/STATUS LED
Table 1 describes the possible status information the POWER/STATUS LED will report.
Table 1 POWER/STATUS LED
Status Description
Green The IGGY-AES16.16 is receiving +15VDC on the PSU (DC) port of
its chassis.
No errors are detected in the communication activity between
the IGGY-AES16.16 and external devices.
Yellow/Green The IGGY-AES16.16 is initializing.
Red A communication error is detected or the IGGY-AES16.16 is
currently in reboot mode.
Monitor the IGGY-AES16.16 status before taking action.
Off When this LED is unlit, a valid power connection is not connected
to the POWER port.
POWER/STATUS
LED