Sony CBK-WA100 User manual

Wireless Network
Connection
Setup Guide
Rev. 1.00
Software Version 3.20
CBK-WA100/101
E-829-100-11 (1)
© 2019 Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Inc.

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2 Use Cases
2.1. Live Workflow in XDCAM air Example Use Cases ............... 6
2.1.1. Live Streaming .................................................................. 7
2.1.2. Intercom Operation.......................................................... 7
2.1.3. Camera Remote Control .................................................. 8
2.2. File Workflow in XDCAM air Example Use Case ................. 9
2.2.1. File Naming using Planning Metadata ............................ 9
2.2.2. Proxy Auto Upload..........................................................10
2.2.3. Upload to FTP Server ......................................................10
Chapter 3 Preparation
3.1. Network Environment....................................................... 12
3.1.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem ........................................................12
3.1.2. Wireless LAN....................................................................12
3.1.3. Wired LAN........................................................................ 13
3.2. Network Client Mode (NCM) .............................................14
3.3. FTP Server......................................................................... 15
Chapter 4 Setup To-Do List
4.1. To-Do List for “Live Streaming”.........................................16
4.2. To-Do List for “Intercom Operation”.................................16
4.3. To-Do List for “Camera Remote Control”..........................16
4.4. To-Do List for “File Naming using Planning Metadata” .... 17
4.5. To-Do List for “Proxy Auto Upload”.................................. 17
4.6. To-Do List for “Upload to FTP Server”............................... 17
Chapter 5 Common Setup
5.1. Equipment for Wireless Solution.......................................18
5.2. Assembling ......................................................................19
5.3. Network Settings............................................................. 20
5.3.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem....................................................... 20
5.3.2. Wireless LAN ................................................................... 21
5.3.3. Wired LAN ...................................................................... 25

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5.3.4. Networks Combinations ................................................26
5.4. Network Client Mode Settings ......................................... 27
5.4.1. Connection Compatibility ..............................................28
5.5. Network Communication Test.......................................... 29
5.5.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem .......................................................29
5.5.2. Wireless LAN ..................................................................29
5.5.3. Wired LAN ......................................................................30
5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test.......................31
5.6.1. XDCAM air........................................................................31
5.6.2. Network RX Station ........................................................ 32
Chapter 6 Setup for “Live Streaming”
6.1. Camcorder Settings.......................................................... 34
6.2. Streaming Test................................................................. 35
Chapter 7 Setup for “Intercom Operation”
Chapter 8 Setup for “Camera Remote Control”
8.1. Camcorder Settings.......................................................... 37
8.2. Camera Remote Test........................................................ 37
Chapter 9 Setup for “File Naming using Planning Metadata”
9.1. Camcorder Settings.......................................................... 38
9.2. Planning Metadata Handling Test.................................... 38
Chapter 10 Setup for “Proxy Auto Upload”
10.1. Camcorder Settings ........................................................ 39
10.2. FTP Server Settings ........................................................40
10.3. FTP Server Communication Test ..................................... 42
Chapter 11 Setup for “Upload to FTP Server”
11.1. Camcorder Settings......................................................... 44
11.2. FTP Server Settings ......................................................... 44
11.3. FTP Server Communication Test ..................................... 44
11.4. Upload to FTP Server Test ............................................... 44

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Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
12.1. Network.......................................................................... 45
12.1.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem...................................................... 45
12.1.2. Wireless LAN ................................................................. 46
12.1.3. Wired LAN ..................................................................... 46
12.2. Network Client Mode ......................................................47
12.3. Use Cases ....................................................................... 48
12.3.1. Live Streaming .............................................................. 48
12.3.2. Camera Remote Control............................................... 48
12.3.3. Intercom Operation...................................................... 48
12.3.4. File Naming with Planning Metadata .......................... 48
12.3.5. Proxy Auto Upload ....................................................... 49
12.3.6. Upload to FTP Server.................................................... 50
Revision History

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Chapter
1Overview
This Setup Guide describes the preparation for the use cases listed on the following pages, and the daily
checks required when using a Sony camcorder with a CBK-WA100/101-wireless adapter.
Common items for use cases are listed in chapters 3 and 5, and individual items for each use case are listed
separately in chapters 4 and 6 to 11.
Terminology
“Network RX Station” refers to “PWS-100RX1/PWS-110RX1/PWS-110RX1A” devices.
“CCM” refers to the “Connection Control Manager” of “XDCAM air” or “Network RX Station”.
Trademarks
Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance®.
XDCAM air is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

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Chapter
2Use Cases
This section shows the typical use cases. Each use case may vary by the number of users. Choose the use
case that is most similar to your operation for reference.
2.1. Live Workflow in XDCAM air Example Use Cases
The following diagram shows three typical use cases.
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Live Streaming
QoS Stream
Intercom Operation
*1
Intercom
Camera Remote Control
Remote Control
SNS output
SDI output
Camera Operators
in the field
*1: Shoulder camcorder does not supported.
Studio Operators
in the station

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2.1.1. Live Streaming
Live streaming with QoS control is supported with XDCAM air or Network RX Station.
2.1.2. Intercom Operation
Not supported.
Setup checkpoints
TX side Camcorder Settings
Related Equipment (Wireless LAN/LTE/Wired LAN)
Single or Dual Link
RX side CCM (XDCAM air / Network RX Station)
Network RX Station QoS Streaming receiving server
Single or Multi point Distribution
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
QoS Stream SNS output
SDI output
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
QoS Stream
Cloud Services
i.e. XDCAM air

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2.1.3. Camera Remote Control
Supported camera remote control functions
• Zoom/Iris/etc. control (from Network RX Station only)
• “ALL File” management not supported
Setup checkpoints
TX side Camcorder Settings: Lens Settings
Related Equipment (Wireless LAN/LTE/Wired LAN)
RX side CCM (Network RX Station)
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
Remote Control
*) This feature is most likely used in
“One-man Reporter” case.

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2.2. File Workflow in XDCAM air Example Use Case
The following diagram shows three typical use cases.
2.2.1. File Naming using Planning Metadata
Setup checkpoints
TX side Camcorder Settings: Clip Naming Setting
Related Equipment (Wireless LAN/LTE/Wired LAN)
RX side CCM: Planning Metadata Handling
XDCAM air
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
Proxy Clip upload
Select Clips / Select a
part of clips (Partial
Transfer)
File Naming
Hi-Res Clip upload
File Naming with
Planning Metadata
Proxy Auto-Upload
Upload to FTP server
NRCS
(3rd party)
News
Story
FTP Server
(3rd party)
Preview & Select Clips
or
Rough-cut Edit
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
NRCS
(3rd party)
News
Story
Assign and Load “News Story” as
planning metadata from CBM or Cloud
Service (i.e. XDCAM air) to camcorders.
Camcorder automatically sets a file
name with title of planning metadata
for both Proxy Clips and Hi-Res ones.

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2.2.2. Proxy Auto Upload
2.2.3. Upload to FTP Server
Setup checkpoints
TX side CBK-WA100/101 Settings: Auto Upload
Related Equipment (Wireless LAN/LTE/Wired LAN)
RX side FTP Server Settings
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
FTP Server
(3rd party)
Pre-configure the destination of
storage space to where camera
upload Proxy clips automatically.
Upload Proxy Clips automatically
to FTP server, Cloud Services like
XDCAM air, Ci Media Cloud.
XDCAM air
Shoulder Camcorders
e.g. PXW-X400
Handheld Camcorders
e.g. PXW-Z280/Z190
Camera Operators
in the field
Studio Operators
in the station
FTP Server
(3rd party)
Access camcorder to see Proxy clips
list by Camera GUI, CBM or cloud
service (i.e. XDCAM air)
Preview Proxy clips remotely.
Select clips / Select a part of clips by
specifying in-point and out-point
(Partial Transfer)
Transfer to FTP server. (Proxy or
High-res)

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Setup checkpoints
TX side Camcorder Settings (with CBK-WA100/101): none
Related Equipment (Wireless LAN/LTE/Wired LAN)
RX side CCM File List UI
Proxy Playback and Proxy File Pull
CCM Cut Edit using Proxy
Request to camcorder for Partial File Transfer

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Chapter
3Preparation
Prepare the following items before setting up your camcorder in each use case.
Appropriate network settings and Network Client Mode settings are needed for each use case.
3.1. Network Environment
The supported network environments for internet connection are as follows.
• 4G/LTE USB Modem
• Wireless LAN
•WiredLAN
3.1.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem
The supported USB modem models vary depending on the country or region.
For details, contact a Sony professional sales representative.
“Single Link” and “Dual Link” are both supported for the Live Streaming Operation use case.
“Single Link” uses one network, while “Dual Link” uses multiple networks for streaming.
“Dual Link” works with two 4G/LTE USB modems, or one 4G/LTE USB modem and one wireless LAN station
network. In this case, use of different carriers is recommended for stable network performance.
For “Dual Link”, the CBK-DL1 USB Adapter is required.
Before attaching a 4G/LTE USB modem to the camcorder, check the operation on your computer.
In particular, if you install a new SIM or replace the SIM, check the modem’s settings on the computer.
If you replace the SIM with a SIM from another carrier, you need to reset the APN (Access Point Name).
3.1.2. Wireless LAN
Check the wireless LAN router’s settings before configuring the camcorder’s network settings.
The following information is required.
• SSID and password
• Whether the IP address is set by DHCP or manually
• Whether DNS is set automatically or manually

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3.1.3. Wired LAN
Check Wired LAN settings before configuring the camcorder’s network settings.
The following information is required.
• Whether the IP address is set by DHCP or manually
• Whether DNS is set automatically or manually

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3.2. Network Client Mode (NCM)
Check the XDCAM air or Network RX Station settings information before configuring the camcorder’s
network client mode settings.
The following information is required.
• URL or IP address for Connection Control Manager (CCM)
• Port to use
•Username
• Password
The following operations can also be configured.
• Streaming and proxy recording simultaneously
Network Client Mode can be registered in Preset 1 to 3, and the name to be displayed for each preset can
be set.
You can also change the name from the preset number (for example, “MyCCM”).

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3.3. FTP Server
An FTP server must be prepared for file transfers.
For secure transfer, the use of FTPS is recommended.
The following information is required.
• CA certificate
• Server URL or IP address
•Username
• Password
For the FTP server settings, a wireless LAN network is required.
Two mode for Wireless LAN network settings are available (Wireless LAN Access Point and Wireless LAN
Station).

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Chapter
4Setup To-Do List
This section describes the “To-Do List” for each use case.
The Network settings and Network Client Mode settings are common to each use case.
4.1. To-Do List for “Live Streaming”
Table 1. To-Do List for “Live Streaming”
4.2. To-Do List for “Intercom Operation”
Not supported.
4.3. To-Do List for “Camera Remote Control”
Table 2. To-Do List for “Camera Remote Control”
No. See
1 5.2. Assembling
2 5.3. Network Settings
3 5.4. Network Client Mode Settings
4 5.5. Network Communication Test
5 5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test
6 6.1. Camcorder Settings
7 6.2. Streaming Test
No. Item and Link
1 5.2. Assembling
2 5.3. Network Settings
3 5.4. Network Client Mode Settings
4 5.5. Network Communication Test
5 5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test
6 8.1. Camcorder Settings
7 8.2. Camera Remote Test

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4.4. To-Do List for “File Naming using Planning
Metadata”
Table 3. To-Do List for “File Naming using Planning Metadata”
4.5. To-Do List for “Proxy Auto Upload”
Table 4. To-Do List for “Proxy Auto Upload”
4.6. To-Do List for “Upload to FTP Server”
Table 5. To-Do List for “Upload to FTP Server”
No. Item and Link
1 5.2. Assembling
2 5.3. Network Settings
3 5.4. Network Client Mode Settings
4 5.5. Network Communication Test
5 5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test
6 9.1. Camcorder Settings
7 9.2. Planning Metadata Handling Test
No. Item and Link
1 5.2. Assembling
2 5.3. Network Settings
3 5.4. Network Client Mode Settings
4 5.5. Network Communication Test
5 5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test
6 10.1. Camcorder Settings
7 10.2. FTP Server Settings
8 10.3. FTP Server Communication Test
No. Item and Link
1 5.2. Assembling
2 5.3. Network Settings
3 5.4. Network Client Mode Settings
4 5.5. Network Communication Test
5 5.6. Network Client Mode Communication Test
6 11.1. Camcorder Settings
7 11.2. FTP Server Settings
8 11.3. FTP Server Communication Test
9 11.4. Upload to FTP Server Test

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Chapter
5Common Setup
5.1. Equipment for Wireless Solution
Table 6. Equipment List
Wireless LAN USB devices
IFU-WML3
CBK-WA02 Supports 5 GHz Wireless LAN.
CBK-NA1E is bundled with CBK-WA02.
Other USB devices
USB modem
CBK-NA1 Network Adapter Kit.
This kit comprises the CBK-NA1R for wired LAN
and CBK-NA1E.
CBK-DL1

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5.2. Assembling
Single Link for “Live Streaming” operation
Figure 1. Attaching wireless LAN USB device and USB modem
Dual Link for “Live Streaming” operation
Figure 2. Attaching wireless LAN USB device and USB modem to CBK-DL1
Two USB modems can be attached to the CBK-DL1.
Connect a USB cable to the CBK-WA100/101 for communication with the camcorder.
Note

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5.3. Network Settings
To configure the initial network settings, connect a mobile device via wireless LAN in access point mode
(see
“5.3.2.2. Wi-Fi Access Point mode settings” )
The user name and password for access authentication are required to log in using the web menu of the
CBK-WA100/101.
For security, set the user name and password by yourself.
It is recommended that you set a password with a sufficiently long character string that is hard to guess
by others, and that you store it safely.
If you experience any difficulty, see
“12.1. Network” in the Troubleshooting section.
5.3.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem
1 Attach the wireless LAN USB module and USB modem, and turn on the power.
2 Access the web menu, and display the Settings > Modem Settings screen.
The 3G/4G icon appears on the LCD panel of the camcorder.
If you experience any difficulty, see
“12.1.1. 4G/LTE USB Modem” in the Troubleshooting section.