Z3 Technology FSDI-1XA User manual

FSDI-1XA User Guide
Model Name: FSDI-1XA
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REVISION HISTORY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(1) Contents
1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................6
2.0 FEATURES .............................................................................................................7
2.1 Supported Resolutions ........................................................................................... 8
3.0 Cable OPTIONS.......................................................................................................8
4.0 OPERATING CONTROLS..............................................................................................9
5.0 GETTING STARTED WITH THE FSDI-1XA ......................................................................... 10
5.1 Access the User Interface Using ZFinder .....................................................................11
5.2 Thermal Camera Configuration................................................................................13
6.0 STREAMING CONTROL ............................................................................................. 13
6.1 Stream UDP.......................................................................................................13
6.1.1 UDP Camera Setup ..........................................................................................13
6.1.2 Run VLC to View UDP Stream..............................................................................15
6.2 Stream RTP .......................................................................................................16
6.2.1 RTP Camera Setup ..........................................................................................16
6.2.2 Run VLC to View RTP Stream ..............................................................................17
6.3 Stream RTSP......................................................................................................17
6.3.1 RTSP Camera Setup .........................................................................................17
6.3.2 Run VLC to View RTSP Stream.............................................................................18
6.4 Stream RTMP .....................................................................................................20
6.4.1 RTMP Camera Streaming to the Wowza Streaming Engine™ ..........................................20
6.4.2 RTMP Camera Streaming to YouTube Live................................................................23
6.4.3 Facebook Live ...............................................................................................24
6.5 Tuning for Latency...............................................................................................26
6.5.1 TS Lowlat Mode..............................................................................................26
6.5.2 VLC Media Player Latency .................................................................................26
6.6 Stream Multiple Resolutions ...................................................................................27
a. ...........................................................................................................................28
6.7 Setting NTP.......................................................................................................28
6.8 Record to USB/Micro SD ........................................................................................28
6.9 Dual Stream and Record ........................................................................................31
6.10 Microphone Input ................................................................................................31
6.11 Composite Pass-Through........................................................................................32
6.12 Record Snapshot .................................................................................................33
i...........................................................................................................................33
7.0 CAMERA CONTROL ................................................................................................. 34
7.1 Zoom ..............................................................................................................34
7.2 Preview and Download Image..................................................................................34
7.3 PTZ ................................................................................................................36
7.3.1 Add PTZ Preset ..............................................................................................36
7.3.2 Recall PTZ Preset............................................................................................37
7.3.3 Delete PTZ Preset ...........................................................................................38
7.3.4 Create PTZ Tour .............................................................................................39

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7.3.5 Run PTZ Tour.................................................................................................40
7.3.6 PTZ Relative or Absolute Positioning .....................................................................40
7.4 Color Controls....................................................................................................40
7.5 Sony VISCA Camera Control ....................................................................................41
7.5.1 Com2TCP Setup..............................................................................................41
7.5.2 Camera Controller Software...............................................................................42
7.6 ONVIF® Profile S & T.............................................................................................43
7.7 ONVIF® User Management ......................................................................................43
7.7.1 Changing Password for user admin .......................................................................43
7.8 ONVIF® Fixed Profile Support ..................................................................................44
8.0 PERFORMING OTHER OPERATIONS WITH THE FSDI-1XA....................................................... 46
8.1 Save Current Settings ...........................................................................................46
8.2 Advanced Settings Mode........................................................................................46
8.2.1 Setup a Custom Configuration.............................................................................47
8.2.2 Access Advanced Settings ..................................................................................47
8.3 Channel 2 PIP on Channel 1 ....................................................................................47
8.4 Encoder ROI ......................................................................................................49
8.5 Overlay Timestamp..............................................................................................49
8.6 Set a Static IP Address ..........................................................................................50
8.6.1 Setup a Custom Configuration.............................................................................50
8.6.2 Manually Set Network Settings ............................................................................50
8.6.3 Open the User Interface Using ZFinder ..................................................................51
8.6.4 Open the User Interface Manually ........................................................................51
8.7 Upgrade Firmware...............................................................................................51
8.8 User Management ...............................................................................................53
1.1 Factory Reset ....................................................................................................54
9.0 DECODE OPTIONS .................................................................................................. 54
9.1 PC Configuration for HD HEVC/H.265 Decode...............................................................54
9.1.1 Video Card ...................................................................................................55
9.1.2 LAV Filters....................................................................................................55
9.1.3 VLC Media Player............................................................................................56
9.2 ZEUS® DMD-4K Decoder .........................................................................................57
9.3 ZEUS® SME-01 Decode...........................................................................................57
10.0 SUMMARY OF OPTIONS ............................................................................................ 58
10.1 The System Setup Tab...........................................................................................58
10.2 The User Presets Tab ............................................................................................61
10.3 Users Tab..........................................................................................................61
10.4 The Status Tab ...................................................................................................61
10.5 The Camera Tab .................................................................................................62
10.6 The Term Tab.....................................................................................................65
10.7 The CH1 Tab (Channel 1) .......................................................................................66
10.8 The CH2 & CH3 Tabs (Channels 2 & 3)........................................................................72
10.9 Values Appearing at the Bottom of All Tabs..................................................................72
10.10 ZFinder ..........................................................................................................73
APPENDIX A: Finding the IP Address of Your Computer.............................................................. 74
APPENDIX B: Configuring the Wowza Server for RTMP .............................................................. 75
APPENDIX C: Example Camera Controller Application .............................................................. 77
APPENDIX D: Support and Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 81

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Appendix D: Support .....................................................................................................81
Appendix D: Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................81
Appendix E: Warranty....................................................................................................83

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1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The FSDI-1XA is designed for dual camera inspection, surveillance, industrial and UAV applications. The
flexibility of the system allows for a SDI visible camera and an infrared or night vision camera. The system is
capable of encoding multiple channels of H.265 and H.264 video in HD resolutions. The encoder can be
configured to stream over IP and simultaneously record to USB or micro SD card. The FSDI-1XA is available
with either software preloaded or with an optional SDK starter kit.
Figure 1 FSDI-13A (Front) Dimensions
58 mm
58 mm

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2.0 FEATURES
▪FSDI-1XA Features:
oH.264/H.265 encode and stream up to 1080p at 60 fps
oEncode modes of operation: H.265, H.264 and MJPEG
oLow bandwidth, low latency video encoding
oSimultaneously output three different resolutions from a single video source
oRemote camera control via HTTP-based interface or pass VISCA camera control commands over IP
oInputs: Composite, 3G-SDI, line audio
oOutputs: Composite, Micro HDMI
oAdditional Interfaces on the FV2K-13A include Gigabit Ethernet, USB 2.0, Micro SD Card and RS-
232 Serial, alarm input and output
oSupports streaming in MPEG-2 TS (UDP), RTP, RTSP, RTMP and TSRTP
oSupports unicast and multicast streaming
oCompatible with CDN’s including Wowza Streaming Engine™ *, YouTube Live* and Facebook Live*
oRecord a compressed .ts/.mp4 file to a USB/SD storage device or NFS.
oONVIF® profile S & T compliant
oCompatible with the ZEUS® DMD-4K and Z3-SME-01 (also available from Z3 Technology)
oHTTP-based configuration software for user-friendly configuration, control and update
oRS-232 serial port for technical configuration and control
oSupports Power over Ethernet (PoE) when present (802.3af/at class 0)
oOperating Temp: -5 to 70 °C in open air at 20-80% relative humidity (non-condensing)
oStorage Temp: -20 to 80 °C at 20-80% relative humidity (non-condensing)

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2.1 Supported Resolutions
The FSDI-1XA supports simultaneous output of up to three streams encoded at different resolutions,
frame rates and bitrates. Supported stream resolutions are:
1080p (2MP), 1280x1024, 720p (1MP), 480p, 576p, 1024x576, 704x576, 640x480, 640x360, 420x380,
352x576, 352x288, 352x240, 320x240, and 320x180
In addition to scaling the resolution, the camera is also capable of scaling down the frame rate to save
bandwidth. Each channel can select from full frame rate, half frame rate, quarter or sixth frame rate.
For example, it is possible to configure a primary stream of 1920x1080 at 60 fps simultaneously with a
secondary stream at 480p at 10 fps.
The maximum performance for three channels is two 1080p60 plus one 1080p30 stream.
3.0 Cable OPTIONS
All cables are sold separately from board set.
Figure 3 FSDI-1XA Cable Options
*NOTE: additional cables may be required to connect your secondary camera. Contact Sales for more
information about available cables and compatible cameras.
CBL-0028-01
12cm KEL Ribbon
Cable
Serial Cable
Composite to Molex
(CBL-0069-01)
Null Modem Adapter
12V 1 Amp AC Adapter
BNC to MMCX
(CBL-0033-01)

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4.0 OPERATING CONTROLS
RS-232 Serial Port
USB 2.0
12 V Power
Gigabit Ethernet
Status Light
Composite Output
Line level audio
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5.0 GETTING STARTED WITH THE FSDI-1XA
If you have received an FSDI-1XA assembly, you will need to connect it to the Sony LVDS camera block or a
compatible LVDS camera or a SDI Camera. The FSDI-1XA assembly has a 30-pin KEL connector that allows a
flexible ribbon cable to be used to connect the encoder assembly to an identical connector on the Sony LVDS
compatible camera. Connect the KEL ribbon cable to the Sony LVDS block camera. (Gold teeth face up).
Connect the other end of the KEL ribbon cable to the KEL connection on the bottom of the Interface board
on the FSDI-13A. (Gold teeth face away from the PCB’s)
WARNING: Only use a Z3 approved KEL ribbon cable to connect Z3’s boards to the Sony camera. Using an
incorrect cable (the cables provided by Sony) can permanently damage the boards or camera. The KEL
cable is sold separately by Z3 (ordering part number: CBL-0028-01).
WARNING: Use ONLY FCB-9500L LVDS or compatible camera with the KEL Cable connection.. Using an
incompatible camera may permanently damage the camera and the FSDI-1XA.
Figure 4 FSDI-1XA Physical Module Connection
Figure 5 Interface PCB (Gold)
Composite In (J5)
3G-SDI In (J3)
3G-SDI Loop Out (J4)
Micro HDMI Out (side)
KEL (J8)
(bottom)
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Once received, the FSDI-1XA assembly will need to be connected to the Sony FCB-9500L camera block and
optional secondary camera with LVDS or Composite Out.
WARNING: ONLY USE THE CORRECT KEL RIBBON CABLE PROVIDED BY Z3 TECHNOLOGY.
Using an incorrect cable can permanently damage the camera body.
(1) Connect an Ethernet cable from the encoder ethernet port to a switch, router or other DHCP server
on the same network as your Windows PC.
(2) Connect the 12V power supply to +12V on the Encoder and plug into a power outlet.
If Power over Ethernet (PoE) is available, then no connection to the power supply is required.
It will then boot.
5.1 Access the User Interface Using ZFinder
ZFinder is a PC utility that allows you to find any Z3 Technology product on your network. If you have not
yet downloaded this to your computer, go to Z3technology.com and login to your account.
(3) Verify your PC is set to DHCP. If it is set to a static IP address, ZFinder may be unable to discover
your camera.
Note: The FSDI-1XA is set to DHCP by default. If no DHCP server is available on the network, a static IP address of
192.168.0.120 and a netmask of 255.255.0.0 will be assigned. The IP address can be manually entered as
the URL in a browser window to access the user interface.
(4) Run the ZFinder PC utility on your PC. You may need to allow it past any firewalls or security
programs on your PC. The ZFinder window appears and completes a scan of the network. ZFinder
then lists all Z3 systems connected to the network. The FSDI-1XA appears.
(5) Click on the FSDI-1XA entry in the window to select it. This will cause the Edit Device, Open Device
and Flash LEDs buttons to activate.
Figure 6 ZFinder with Device Selected
Note: Selecting Edit Device allows for manual changes to network settings. Edit device only provides a temporary
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Set-up tab, set the desired IP settings and select "Save”. The system will need to restart on the desired IP
settings for the update to be retained through a power cycle. See Section 10.10, ZFinder, for more
information.
Note: If the device appears in red, there is a network error, and network settings will need to be modified in
order to access the user interface.
(8) Click on Open Device. An internet browser window is opened in your default web browser (for best
results, Firefox or Chrome are recommended).
(6) By default, the system will have automatically started encoding. Click on the CH1 tab for channel
one configuration settings. If the encoder status message in the bottom right corner of the screen
shows RUNNING, you will need to click the stop or Stop All button in order to change any settings.
Figure 7 FSDI-1XA User Interface – CH1 Tab

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5.2 Thermal Camera Configuration
Go to the System Set-up tab. Use the FPGA option to configure a thermal camera.
Figure 8 FPGA Configuration
(1) Select Tau2 for Digital video from the Flir® Tau2 or Boson for Boson support
(2) Select Tamarisk for Digital video from the DRS Tamarisk®
(3) Select Composite if Analog or NTSC/PAL video from Flir® Tau2, DRS Tamarisk®, or another composite
video output
NOTE: For thermal camera setting requirements and additional encoder control options refer to the (FV2K, FV4K
and FSDI System Guide).
6.0 STREAMING CONTROL
This section gives step-by-step instructions on setting the FSDI-1XA to output and stream video using each of
the output format options: UDP, RTP, RTSP and RTMP. In addition to the FSDI-1XA, a Windows PC with VLC
media player
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downloaded or a hardware decoder. . Please see Section 9.0, Decode Options, for more
information on compatible decoders and PC configuration and requirements for H.265/HEVC decode at HD
resolutions.
6.1 Stream UDP
6.1.1 UDP Camera Setup
Note: Settings in the user interface cannot be changed if the unit is currently encoding.
(1) If necessary, click on the Stop button in the Channel Controls section of the user interface CH1 tab
or the Stop All button in the lower right corner of the screen of any tab.
(2) Verify the Output Resolution is set to Follow Input to output the resolution that the camera is set
to.. If a lower resolution output is desired, select this in the dropdown menu and resizing will occur.
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(3) Select the Video Codec you would like to use for your video encoding. In the pictured example
H265(HEVC) is selected.
(4) Under Output Setup, select UDP in the Output Format dropdown menu.
(5) Set Dest Address to:
a. the IP address of your PC that will be running the VLC media player. To determine the correct
IP address of your PC, see APPENDIX A: Finding the IP Address of Your Computer. In the
example pictured, 192.168.0.6 is used.
b. or a multicast address. An example multicast address would be 225.1.2.3. If you are on a
shared network, check with your Network Administrator.
(6) Make note of the value listed for Dest Port. This will be 8600 by default when your system is first
received.
Note: By default, a limited selection of video encoding settings are available in the user interface. See Section
8.2, “Advanced Settings Mode”, for more information on accessing additional settings.
(7) Click on the Start button. After a moment, the encoder status will change to RUNNING and the fields
that can not be changed while the system is running will appear in dark grey. The status LED on the
unit will blink green when streaming.
(4) Change
to “UDP”
(1) If necessary, click “Stop”
(7) Click “Start”
(2) Verify is
“Follow input”
(3) Verify is
“H265(HEVC)”
(5) Set to PC
IP Address or
Multicast Address
(6) Note value
CH1 Tab Configuration – UDP

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6.1.2 Run VLC to View UDP Stream
Note: Verify your PC is set up to handle decode of H.265 content at HD resolutions. See Section 9.1, “PC
Configuration for HD HEVC/H.265 Decode”, for more information.
(8) Open the VLC media player on your PC.
(9) Select the Media menu.
(10) Select Open Network Stream.
(11) Under the Network tab, enter “udp://@Dest_Address:Dest_Port” for the network URL.
c. Dest_Address will be values of the IP address or multicast address entered in the Dest
Address field in the user interface CH1 tab. The IP address used in this example is
192.168.0.6.
d. Dest_Port will match the value found in the Dest Port field in the Encoder tab. The default
value is 8600.
e. In this example, the full network URL would be “udp://@192.168.0.6:8600”.
(12) Press Enter or click Play. You will see your camera’s video streaming to VLC.
Figure 10 VLC Open Network Stream Screen for UDP
Figure 11 Example of Video Streaming to VLC (UDP)

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6.2 Stream RTP
6.2.1 RTP Camera Setup
Note: Settings in the user interface cannot be changed if the unit is currently encoding.
(1) Return to the user interface, and if necessary, click on the Stop button in the Channel Controls
section of the user interface CH1 tab or the Stop All button in the lower right corner of the screen of
any tab.
(2) Verify Output Resolution is set to Follow Input to output a HD stream. If a lower resolution output is
desired, select this in the dropdown menu and resizing will occur.
(3) Select the codec you would like to use for your video encoding. In the pictured example,
H265(HEVC) is selected.
(4) Under Output Setup, select RTP in the Output Format dropdown menu.
Note: By default, a limited selection of video encoding settings are available in the user interface. See Section
8.2, “Advanced Settings Mode”, for more information on accessing additional settings.
(5) Click on the Start button. After a moment, the encoder status will change to RUNNING and the fields
that cannot be changed while the system is running will appear in dark grey. The status LED on the
unit will blink green when streaming.
Figure 12 CH1 Tab Configuration – RTP
(4) Change
to “RTP”
(1) If necessary, click “Stop”
(5) Click “Start”
(3) Note value
(2) Verify is
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6.2.2 Run VLC to View RTP Stream
An SDP file is needed to view an RTP stream from the FSDI-1XA in the VLC media player. If you have not
yet downloaded these files to your computer, you can find them on your Z3 account.
Note: Verify your PC is set up to handle decode of H.265 content at HD resolutions. See Section 9.1, “PC
Configuration for HD HEVC/H.265 Decode”, for more information.
(6) Open the VLC media player on your PC.
(7) Select the Media menu.
(8) Select Open File.
(9) Find and select the SDP file corresponding to the video codec you selected previously.
a. H265(HEVC) video: use the SDP file entitled “z3-h265-he4k-dck.sdp”
b. H264(AVC) video: use the SDP file entitled “z3-h264-he4k-dck.sdp”
(10) Press Enter or click Open. You will see your camera’s video streaming to VLC.
6.3 Stream RTSP
6.3.1 RTSP Camera Setup
Note: Settings in the user interface cannot be changed if the unit is currently encoding.
(1) Return to the user interface, and if necessary, click on the Stop button in the Channel Controls
section of the user interface CH1 tab or the Stop All button in the lower right corner of the screen of
any tab.
(2) Verify Output Resolution is set to Follow Input to output a HD stream. If a lower resolution output is
desired, select this in the dropdown menu and resizing will occur.
(3) Select the codec you would like to use for your video encoding. In the pictured example, H265
(HEVC) is selected.
(4) Under Output Setup, select RTSP in the Output Format dropdown menu.
Note: By default, a limited selection of video encoding settings are available in the user interface. See Section
8.2, “Advanced Settings Mode”, for more information on accessing additional settings.
Figure 13 Example of Encoded Video Streaming to VLC (RTP)

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(5) Click on the Start button. After a moment, the encoder status will change to RUNNING and the fields
that cannot be changed while the system is running will appear in dark grey. The status LED on the
unit will blink green when streaming.
6.3.2 Run VLC to View RTSP Stream
Note: Verify your PC is set up to handle decode of H.265 content at HD resolutions. See Section 9.1, “PC
Configuration for HD HEVC/H.265 Decode”, for more information.
(1) Open the VLC media player on your PC.
(2) Select the Media menu.
(3) Select Open Network Stream.
(4) Enter “rtsp:// IP_Address/z3-#{m}.sdp” for the network URL.
a. IP_Address will be the IP address of your FSDI-1XA. If your camera is set to DHCP (This is the
default setting when it is first received.), you can find this in ZFinder or the web browser
with your user interface open. If you have set your encoder to a static IP address, this should
match the Local IP Address field in the System Setup tab. In the example pictured, the
encoder was assigned 192.168.0.120 at start up.
b. In this example, the full network URL would be “rtsp://192.168.0.120/z3-1.sdp”.
(4) Change
to “RTSP”
(1) If necessary, click “Stop”
(5) Click “Start”
(2) Verify is
“Follow Input”
(3) Note value
Figure 14 CH1 Tab Configuration – RTSP
Current IP Address of
your FSDI-1XA
Figure 15 Finding your Camera’s IP Address

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c. {m} is added if a multicast address is being used. (For example, rtsp://IP_Address/z3-
1m.mp4). If you are using a unicast address, as we are in the example pictured, omit the
letter m after z3-1 in the address. VLC requires the Force multicast RTP via RTSP.
Figure 16 Force multicast RTP via RTSP
Note: some versions of VLC do not require the Force Multicast settings in VLC. In this example
“rtsp://192.168.0.120/z3-1m.mp4” would apply.
d. In this example, the full network URL would be “rtsp://192.168.0.120/z3-1.sdp”.
(5) Press Enter or click Play. You will see your camera’s video streaming to VLC.
Figure 17 VLC Open Network Stream Screen for RTP

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Note: RTSP is only supported with VLC version 2.1.5 or later. When encoding via RTSP, any time the encoding
session is stopped and restarted, you will need to reopen VLC in order to view the stream.
6.4 Stream RTMP
When in H.264 mode, the FSDI-1XA supports RTMP streaming accepted by a variety of CDN’s (Content
Delivery Networks) and social media platforms for wide content distribution and live streaming.
6.4.1 RTMP Camera Streaming to the Wowza Streaming Engine™
Z3 Technology is a member of the Wowza Media Systems™ Technology Alliance partner program, and the
Wowza Streaming Engine™ is used here as an example.
Note: Settings in the user interface cannot be changed if the unit is currently encoding.
(1) If necessary, click on the Stop button in the Channel Controls section of the user interface CH1 tab
or the Stop All button in the lower right corner of the screen of any tab.
(2) Verify the Output Resolution is set to Follow Input to output a HD stream. If a lower resolution
output is desired, select this in the dropdown menu and resizing will occur.
(3) Set the Video Codec to H264(AVC) for RTMP streaming. Newer versions of the Wowza Streaming
Engine support HEVC to use HEVC check the Use H.265 for RTMP checkbox.
(4) Under Output Setup, select RTMP in the Output Format dropdown menu. In the case that an
encrypted stream is required select RTMPS. Encryption requires a certificate to be set up on the
Wowza Streaming Engine. See Wowza documentation for details.
(5) Set Dest Address to “IP_Address: port#/application/Stream_Name”.
a. IP_Address will be the IP address of the PC with the Wowza server. In this example,
192.168.0.6 is used.
b. port# will be the port number of the PC with the Wowza server. In this example, 1935 is used.
c. application will need to match the application selected in Wowza. In this example the live
application is used.
d. Stream_Name will need to match the stream information you provide to the Wowza server.
In this example, hevc4k is used.
e. In this example, the full destination address would be “192.168.0.6:1935/live/hevc4k”.
Figure 18 Example of Z3 Video Streaming to VLC (RTSP)