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Sencore DMG-4100 User manual

Quick Start Guide
DMG 4100/DMG 4200
In The Box
or
2RU or 1RU chassis with modules
Power cord
(1 x for single power
2 x for dual power)
Quick Start Guide
This guide is designed to aid the quick installation of your Sencore
equipment. If you experience problems following these procedures or
require further information regarding your head-end, refer to the User
Manual.
Note: Illustrations in this guide may dier slightly from actual soware.
Before Getting Started
Necessary materials and tools
• Ethernet cable
• Control port IP address
• Input and output cables
Unpacking and handling procedures
• Save the original packaging materials in case you need to return
the equipment
• Health and safety: the equipment is heavy, observe occupational
health and safety rules when handling
System requirements
• Rack size: 19”
• Height: 2RU or 1RU
• Ventilation: Ensure that there is enough space at the front and
back of the unit
• Browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Microso Internet Explorer, Google
Chrome
Technical Support
• Refer to your support agreement or contact Sencore’s support
team
Warranty/Soware Upgrades/Training
• Contact Sencore
• Install the hardware
• Connect the power supply(ies) to the power outlet using the cable(s) provided
• On each power supply located at the back of the chassis, a green LED will indicate that the power is active
Getting Started
Sencore understands that each customer is unique - a solution designed for one customer does not
necessarily suit another customer. Hence, head-ends are tailor made according to customers’ specic
needs - down to the available rack space. We start with an input, output, and a power module. Then,
depending on your requirements, any number of combinations is possible by installing the module that
corresponds to your need. In short, our promise is not a generic one size ts all solution, but a dynamic,
tailor-made solution allowing for future modication.
Design Philosophy
The unit is designed with reliability and exibility in mind. It consists of a chassis in which a number of
hot-swappable cards can be installed. The chassis can be congured to host interface and processing
cards according to the customer’s requirements. Two dierent chassis variations are available - a 1RU
chassis and a 2RU chassis. The product description DMG 4200 represents the 2RU chassis, while the
product description DMG 4100 represents the 1RU chassis. All chassis variations use the same soware
platform, as well as a HW plugin cards (Except the controller cards).
Unit Architecture
• Consists of 14 slots(1,2, ... 14).
• Slot 1 and 2 in the front, holds mandatory
controller card, which also includes line
card functionality.
• Slot 3->14, in the back, are optional slots for
line cards.
The 2RU Chassis - DMG 4200 The 1RU Chassis - DMG 4100
• Consists of 10 slots (1, 2, … 10).
• Slot 1 and 2 in the front, holds
mandatory controller cards, which also
includes line card functionality.
• Slot 3->18, in the back, are optional
slots for line cards. These line cards are
interchangeable between DMG 4100 and
DMG 4200.
In the chassis, the required controller card provides all the communication between all modules
allowing 1 to 1 communication between another. With dual controller cards tted the internal network
paths are duplicated allowing seamless switch behavior internally.
Access to the unit is provided via the control port of the controller card. The controller card also stores
the congurations of all the cards.
Chassis Communication
Control Port Connecting to the device
• Connect the control port on
the switch/controller card to
a PC using an Ethernet cable.
• Set the IP address of the PC’s
Ethernet to a xed address
in the same segment, e.g
192.168.1.99
• Use default login user admin,
without a password.
• Type the default IP
address of the unit:
https://192.168.1.100 in the
web browser to display the
user interface.
If the IP setting has been lost, a
DIP switch can be used to restore
factory defaults. Refer to the User
Manual for more information.
Desktop
The desktop is the main application launcher and system status window. The upper part shows the hardware
conguration and key status regarding received and transmitted bitrate of the cards.
The center part is the application launcher section. As applications are launched they will appear along the
lower edge of the desktop for easy access later. In case of many application the search window can be used to
search for applications.
To revert to the desktop from an application press the icon in the lower le corner.
In the right corner the circles appear when there are active alarm, click the circles to see which ones. The
alarm history is accessible via the bell symbol, and the person symbol provides info about the current user.
Admin | Control card
Once the login is complete the desktop will appear.
To congure personalized login, launch the User Conguration application and add the appropriate
users.
Admin: All rights
Expert: As Admin, but not allowed to congure interface IP addresses.
Engineer: As Engineer, but not allowed to add and remove ows in the system, only to change the
content.
Operator: View only rights
Still as the Admin user launch the IP interfaces
application for the installed modules and
congure the IP addresses of the interfaces. For
the Data ports use the RX and TX checkboxes
to open the Receive and Transmit features
respectively.
Conguring an input
From the desktop launch the IP input application of the desired slot (indicated in the parenthesis on the
application name).
Once on the input application, expand the le side by clicking the arrow to access the menu for adding
new sources.
To add a new source dene the incoming multicast/unicast address and hit Add.
The new source appears in the input list view, highlighted. It is now possible to make changes before
saving the changes to the system. Once saved the input analysis starts and indicates if the input is
available via the bitrate, CC counter and the RTP counter. If the input contains DVB services they will
be listed under services column.
As for the input the output application the action buttons are located behind the expansion arrow on the le
hand side. So to add a new output, expend the le pane and select the source to be added. Use Service / TS /
RTP buttons to select the type of input presentation to be used.
Conguring an output
Select the source, ll
in the parameters and
hit Create Output
As for the input, the stream to be created will be listed, and changes can be done
before the output is saved and activated in the system. To make changes, select
the output and the edit dialog appears on the rigth hand side.
Save the changes, and the output will be activated.
Contact Sencore
Sencore ProCare
Tel: 605-978-4600
Mail: procare@sencore.com

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