Z3 Technology Z3-DM8148-RPS User manual

User’s Guide
H.264 HD Multimedia System
High Definition Video Processor Module
DM8148 Rapid Prototyping System
Model Name: Z3-DM8148-RPS
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Manual Version 1.05.05b
Software Version 1.05.05
December 15, 2014
Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save the manual
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Revision History
Version
Date
Change Note
Author
0.0.1
09/20/11
Original Document
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0.0.2
10/11/11
Formatting changes. Updated images.
CH
0.0.3
11/28/11
Added section 7.3
CH
0.0.4
02/13/12
Added Troubleshooting Section
CH
0.0.5
07/16/12
Updated address
NS
1.1.0
10/04/12
Removed Linux SDK sentence, modified version # for production
NC
1.2.0
07/15/13
Formatting changes, corrections on p.9 and p.13
RC
1.2.1
07/25/13
Formatting changes
MC
1.2.2
08/29/13
Updated to reflect GUI support, added more detail on demo setup.
RC
1.2.3
09/04/13
Updated Error message
MC
1.5.5
11/20/13
Updated to reflect latest release, added section on encoding other inputs
(p.18), encode passthrough (p.19), tuning for latency and quality (p.20),
running the decoder (p.21), firmware updates through the GUI (p.26), and
summary of parameters (p.34)
RC
1.5.5a
11/21/13
Corrections on p.7, p.19.
RC
1.5.5b
12/15/14
Added block diagram in Section 1.0, Section 2.0 Quick Start Guide and
Section 3.0 Included Parts List, Modified note in Section 6.11, Formatting
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“Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.—Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver.—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.—Consult the
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................. 5
2.0 QUICK START GUIDE ..................................................................................................... 8
2.1 If You Have Received a System from Z3 with the Software Preloaded........................................ 8
2.2 If You Already Have a System from Z3 and Need to Update the Firmware................................... 8
2.3 If You are Ready to Start Development............................................................................ 8
3.0 INCLUDED PARTS LIST ................................................................................................... 9
4.0 FEATURES ................................................................................................................. 9
4.1 Supported Input Resolutions - Encode ............................................................................. 9
4.2 Supported Output Resolutions ...................................................................................... 9
5.0 UNTARRING AND BUILDING THE SAMPLE CODE .....................................................................10
5.1 Preparing the Linux Environment..................................................................................10
5.2 Making the Directories and Running the Make Script ...........................................................10
6.0 CODE OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................12
6.1 EZSDK Documentation...............................................................................................12
7.0 RUNNING THE ENCODER ...............................................................................................13
7.1 Set up the HD Source................................................................................................13
7.2 Connect the Board ...................................................................................................13
7.3 Set up the Terminal Window .......................................................................................14
7.4 Power on the Board..................................................................................................15
7.5 Ensure your PC has a Proper IP Address ..........................................................................16
7.6 Run the Web Interface to Configure Encode.....................................................................16
7.7 Run VLC to View Stream ............................................................................................18
7.8 Streaming RTP........................................................................................................19
7.9 Encoding from Other Inputs ........................................................................................20
7.10 Showing Encode Passthrough on a Screen (Optional) .........................................................21
7.11 Adjusting for Latency and Quality ...............................................................................22
8.0 RUNNING THE DECODER ...............................................................................................23
8.1 Connect the Decoder Board ........................................................................................23
8.2 Set up the Decoder Board to Work with the Encoder Board ...................................................24
8.3 Configure the Encoder ..............................................................................................25
8.4 Configure the Decoder ..............................................................................................26
9.0 EXERCISING OTHER FEATURES ........................................................................................27
10.0 RUNNING THE CODE YOU BUILT ON THE BOARD ..................................................................28
10.1 Method 1: Updating the Image File ..............................................................................28

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10.2 Method 2: Running your Code through TFTP/NFS..............................................................30
10.3 Other Available u-boot Commands...............................................................................35
11.0 SUMMARY OF OPTIONS................................................................................................36
11.1 The Encoder Settings Tab .........................................................................................36
11.2 The Decoder Settings Tab .........................................................................................38
11.3 The System Setup Tab .............................................................................................39
11.4 The User Presets Tab ..............................................................................................39
11.5 Values Appearing at the Bottom of All Tabs....................................................................39
12.0 KNOWN ISSUES .........................................................................................................40
APPENDIX A: Example of a Successful Boot Log.........................................................................41
APPENDIX B: Troubleshooting .............................................................................................51
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Z3-DM8148-MOD-2X ............................................................................................... 5
Figure 2 Z3-DM8148-RPS App Board....................................................................................... 6
Figure 3 Z3-DM8148-RPS Block Diagram .................................................................................. 7
Figure 4 Sample content of Images Directory after Successful Build ...............................................11
Figure 5 Demo Connections for Z3-DM8148-RPS .......................................................................13
Figure 6 Demo Connections for Z3-DM8148-RPS (Audio/Video Detail)..............................................13
Figure 7 Z3-DM8148-RPS Main Menu .....................................................................................15
Figure 8 Encoder Settings Screen ........................................................................................16
Figure 9 Setting Encode Parameters for TS Streaming................................................................17
Figure 10 VLC Network Screen Setting to Receive Z3 TS Stream ....................................................18
Figure 11 Example of Z3 Video Streaming on VLC (UDP) .............................................................18
Figure 12 Example of Z3 Video Streaming on VLC (RTP)..............................................................19
Figure 13 Component and Composite Inputs ...........................................................................20
Figure 14 Mapping of A/V Cable to Component Jacks.................................................................20
Figure 15 Mapping of A/V Cable to Composite 1/2 ....................................................................21
Figure 16 HDMI Out to Show Encode Passthrough......................................................................21
Figure 17 Tuning for Various Use Cases .................................................................................22
Figure 18 Connections for the Z3-DM8148-RPS.........................................................................23
Figure 19 New IP Address on Decoder ...................................................................................24
Figure 20 Encoder Settings for Sample Decode ........................................................................25
Figure 21 Decoder Settings................................................................................................26
Figure 22 Updating the Device Firmware from the Web Interface ..................................................28
Figure 23 Browsing for the Image File in the Updater ................................................................29
Figure 24 Editing u-boot-env-centaurus.txt ...........................................................................32
Figure 25 Minicom Terminal Settings ....................................................................................32
Figure 26 Minicom Paste File Selection .................................................................................33
Figure 27 Example of Successful u-boot Configuration ...............................................................33

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1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Z3-DM8148-RPS is a development system that allows encode and decode of up to 1 channel of 1080p60
H264. The Z3-DM8148-RPS consists of a hardware package and software bundle designed to enable rapid
development of multimedia applications. The hardware consists of one Z3-DM8148-MOD-2X System on
Module card and one Z3-DM8168-APP-02 application board. The software bundle consists of the necessary
components for developing advanced multimedia, graphics, and DSP applications.
The Z3-DM8148-MOD-2X is a compact OEM module. It is especially suited for power-sensitive applications
requiring a single video stream. These applications include broadcast video encoding and decoding, video
surveillance and security, industrial digital video recorders (DVRs), and medical video. The Z3-DM8148-
MOD-2X features a unique expansion interface consisting of five high density connectors which provide
access to most of the interface signals available from the DM8148 processor. Figure 1 below shows the Z3-
DM8148-MOD-2X System on Module:
Figure 1 Z3-DM8148-MOD-2X
88 mm
108 mm
HDMI
Out
GigE
SATA
USB (x2)
12V
Power
A/V Out
Serial
Power switch
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An application board, the Z3-DM8168-APP-02, is included with the Z3-DM8148-RPS.This application board
uses the I/O expansion capability of the Z3-DM8148-MOD-2X to implement additional functions not present
in the base module. The Z3-DM8168-APP-02 application board has 2 HDMI inputs, 2 YPbPr component
inputs, 2 analog stereo audio inputs, an SD card jack, 2 bi-color LEDs for status and a JTAG header to access
the module’s on-board MSP430 processor. Figure 2 below shows the Z3-DM8168-APP-02 application board:
Software licensing, additional design services, and support are available from Z3 Technology. Please contact
Z3 at http://www.Z3technology.com or e-mail at [e-mail].
Audio
1 and 2 In
HDMI
1 and 2
In
In
Component
1 and 2 in
SD Card
LEDs
88 mm
186 mm
Figure 2 Z3-DM8148-RPS App Board
JTAG

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The figure below shows a block diagram of the Z3-DM8148-RPS system.
Figure 3 Z3-DM8148-RPS Block Diagram

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2.0 QUICK START GUIDE
2.1 If You Have Received a System from Z3 with the Software Preloaded
To start working with the encoder, you can go straight to Section 7.0, “RUNNING THE ENCODER,” on
page 13. Using the decoder is described in Section 8.0, “RUNNING THE DECODER” on page 23. Finally, a
summary of each parameter that can be configured in the GUI is given in Section 11.0, “SUMMARY OF
OPTIONS,” on page 36.
2.2 If You Already Have a System from Z3 and Need to Update the Firmware
You can update the firmware via the web GUI interface by following the instructions in Section 10.1,
“Method 1: Updating the Image File,” on page 28.
2.3 If You are Ready to Start Development
Details on how to untar and build the code can be found in Section 5.0: “UNTARRING AND BUILDING THE
SAMPLE CODE,” on page 10. A brief overview of the code itself can be found in Section 6.0: “CODE
OVERVIEW” on page 12.
Details on how to set up your system to access the code you have built can be found in Section 10.0:
“RUNNING THE CODE YOU BUILT ON THE BOARD”, on page 28.

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3.0 INCLUDED PARTS LIST
1 x Z3-DM8148-MOD-22 + 1 x Z3-DM8168-APP-02
1 x 12V2A Power Supply
1 x Serial Cable
1 x Gender Charger
1 x Video Cable
1 x HDMI Cable
1 x Z3-DM8168-DEB-01
1 x Cable Strip
1 x Z3-DM8148-RPS Documentation
4.0 FEATURES
Single channel H.264 video encode and decode up to 1080p60
HDMI, Component, and Composite Input
HDMI Output
Gigabit Ethernet, Dual USB 2.0, Dual SATA2 (supporting 3Gbps), MMC/SD
512MB DDR3
256 MB NAND Flash
Control through RS-232 serial port or HTTP
JTAG debug port
High density connectors to interface to all signals
4.1 Supported Input Resolutions - Encode
HDMI: 1080p60, 1080p50, 1080i30, 1080i29.97, 1080i25, 720p60, 720p59.94, 720p50, 576p50,
576i25, 480p60, 480i30, and 480i29.97
Component: 1080i30, 1080i29.97, 720p60, 720p59.94, 480p60, 480i30, and 480i29.97
Composite: 576i25, 480i29.97
4.2 Supported Output Resolutions
HDMI: 1080p60, 1080i30, 720p60, 720p50, 576p50, 576i25, 480p60, 480i30

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5.0 UNTARRING AND BUILDING THE SAMPLE CODE
5.1 Preparing the Linux Environment
Prior to building the Z3 sample code, certain modules are required. In Ubuntu 10.x or later, the
following command can be used to get the required modules:
sudo apt-get install bison flex mtd-utils liblzo2-dev uuid-dev zlib1g-dev
libpcre3-dev autoconf autoconf-archive automake automake1.9 automake1.9-doc
libtool libtool-doc
In Fedora, the command would be:
sudo yum install bison flex mtd-utils mtd-utils-ubi lzo-devel libuuid-devel
pcre-devel automake automake17 automake14 autoconf libtool
If you are running a 64-bit OS, it may be necessary to install some 32-bit libraries for the cross-compiling
toolchain. You can determine whether your OS is 64-bit by using the “uname –p” command. A 64-bit OS
will return “x86_64,” while a 32-bit OS will return “i386”, “i586”, or “i686”.
For 64-bit Ubuntu, you can get the necessary libraries by typing:
# sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
For 64-bit Fedora, you can type:
# sudo yum install glibc.i686
5.2 Making the Directories and Running the Make Script
The software provided will allow you to re-create the pre-installed software of the Z3-DM8148-RPS
starting from the included source code.
On a PC running Linux, create a directory where the released materials are going to be located:
# mkdir /home/z3/z3-dm814x
Copy the released tar archive to that directory:
# cp SW-5E1-00101-01_DM8148-RPS-20131118.tar.bz2 /home/z3/z3-dm814x
Untar the archive:
# tar -xvjf SW-5E1-00101-01_DM8148-RPS-20131118.tar.bz2
Note: Untarring could take 5 to 10 minutes.
Then go into the directory just created and run the build script:
# cd z3-centaurus-dm814x_RPS-20131118
# ./makeall.sh
Note: Building can take around 30-40 minutes. You will also need to type in the sudo password a few
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The outcome of the build process should be newly created image files in the images directory. You can
confirm this by doing the following:
# cd images
# ls -alt
The result should be something like the following. Note that actual filenames, dates, and times will
differ.
Figure 4 Sample content of Images Directory after Successful Build

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6.0 CODE OVERVIEW
Once you have untarred the code, you will see the following top-level directories:
build-tools Config files and scripts for building the codebase
ezsdk A modified version of the TI EZSDK code
factory Factory testing scripts (the user can disregard these)
filesys The base filesystem for release
kernels Kernel code for release
sysapps Various supporting applications
toolchain The ARM toolchain for building the codebase
u-boot u-boot code for release
z3apps Z3 demo application code and scripts
6.1 EZSDK Documentation
Documentation on the EZSDK can be found in ezsdk/docs. Below is a list of the documentation
available:
docs
├── Readme.Overlay.txt
├── DM814x_EZ_Software_Developers_Guide.pdf
├── software_bom.htm
└── software_manifest.htm
Additional documentation can be found in the “board-support”, “component-sources”, and
“example_applications” subdirectories in ezsdk.

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7.0 RUNNING THE ENCODER
This section gives step-by-step instructions on using the Z3-DM8148-RPS to stream 1080p or 1080i video to
VLC running on your PC.
7.1 Set up the HD Source
(1) Select an HD source with HDMI non-HDCP output (in Z3’s testing, the Brite-View BV-5005HD is used).
-Power on the HD Source
-Connect HDMI to a monitor
-Set the HD Source to 1080p or 1080i output
-Select content you would like to stream
7.2 Connect the Board
For these steps, please refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6.
Serial
Power
Switch
12V In
Ethernet
See Figure 6 Detail
HDMI
Out
Figure 5 Demo Connections for Z3-DM8148-RPS
HDMI In 2
HDMI In 1
Stereo 1
Stereo 2
Component
2
Component 1, or Composite 1 (Yellow) + Composite 2 (Red)
Figure 6 Demo Connections for Z3-DM8148-RPS (Audio/Video Detail)

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(2) Connect the supplied 2.5mm serial cable and NULL modem adapter to your PC.
(3) Take the HDMI cable connected to the monitor and connect it to HDMI In 1 of the board.
(4) Connect the Ethernet
The next step is to set up a terminal to view the activity of the board.
7.3 Set up the Terminal Window
(5) If you are running from a Windows PC, run TeraTerm. Select “Setup – Serial Port” and set the
following:
Port: The serial port the port is connected to
Baud Rate: 115200
Data: 8-bit
Parity: None
Stop: 1-bit
Flow Control: None
(6) If you are running from Linux, type:
# sudo minicom –s
And then configure by doing the following:
-Select “Serial Port Setup”
-Ensure the right Serial Device is specified (typically “/dev/ttyUSB0”)
-Set option E (“Bps/Par/Bits”) to 115200 8N1
-Press <return>
-Select “Exit”

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7.4 Power on the Board
(7) Connect the 12V power supply and turn on the switch. If all is configured properly, you should see
the board booting up within the terminal window. After about a minute, you will see the RPS Main
Menu:
Note the local IP address and netmask (in this example, it is 192.168.81.48 and 255.255.0.0). This is
the IP address of the board. You will need this later to access the web interface.
Figure 7 Z3-DM8148-RPS Main Menu

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7.5 Ensure your PC has a Proper IP Address
(8) To be able to communicate with the board, the PC that you are communicating from needs to have
at least the same first 2 parts of the IP address. For example, if the board has an IP address of
192.168.81.48, your PC would need to have an address of 192.168.x.y, where x.y is anything but
81.49 (and not conflicting with whatever is on your current network). Ensure that this is the case.
If necessary, use the “H” and “I” options in the RPS menu to modify the address / network mask of
the board to conform to your network. Note that the first 2 parts being the same are based on a
netmask of 255.255.0.0. If netmask were 255.255.255.0, then the first 3 parts of the IP address
would have to be the same.
After you are done, make note of your PC’s address. This will be important in the streaming step.
7.6 Run the Web Interface to Configure Encode
(9) In your PC, run a web browser (for best results, Z3 recommends FireFox or Chrome). In this browser,
type the IP address of the board noted in step (7) (for example, if the default value is used, it
would be http://192.168.81.48). After 3 seconds, the Encoder Settings menu should come up:
Figure 8 Encoder Settings Screen

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(10) In this menu, confirm that Video Source is set to “HDMI1(Top)” and Audio Source is set to
“Automatic”.
(11) Set “Output Format” to “MPEG-2 TS” and “Dest IP Address” to the IP address of your PC (in this
example, 192.168.0.6) Also make note of the value of “Dest Port” (should be 8888 by default):
(12) Click “Start.” After about 6 seconds, the status should change from “idle” to “running.”
(a) Change format to MPEG-2 TS
(b) Change Dest IP Address to PC IP address
(c) Note Dest Port (will use in VLC)
(d) Click “Start” or “Restart”
(e) After clicking “start”, the
status should change to “Running”
Figure 9 Setting Encode Parameters for TS Streaming

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7.7 Run VLC to View Stream
(13) Run VLC on your PC (version used in testing at Z3: 2.05).
(14) Select Media –Open Network Stream. In the box, type “udp://@192.168.0.6:8888”, where
“192.168.0.6” is the IP address of your PC, and 8888 is the value of “Dest Port” noted in step (11).
(15) Press “Enter.”
(16) You should now see video streaming to VLC:
Figure 10 VLC Network Screen Setting to Receive Z3 TS Stream
Figure 11 Example of Z3 Video Streaming on VLC (UDP)

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7.8 Streaming RTP
Once you have UDP streaming, it is relatively simple to change to RTP streaming. All that is needed are
a change of settings and an SDP file (an example file is provided with the software release from Z3). To
stream using RTP, do the following steps:
(17) In the Encoder settings tab, click on “Stop” to stop the current encoding session.
(18) Change “Output Format” from “MPEG-2 TS” to “RTP” (see Figure 8).
(19) Change “Dest IP Address” to “225.1.2.3”
(20) Confirm that “Dest Port” (see Figure 8) is 8888 (this will be important for the VLC configuration).
(21) Copy the “z3-multicast_h264_aac_480000.sdp” file received from Z3 to your PC.
(22) Open VLC. Select “Media – Open File” and select the “z3-multicast_h264_aac_48000.sdp” file you
just copied.
(23) You should then see RTP video streaming on VLC:
Figure 12 Example of Z3 Video Streaming on VLC (RTP)

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7.9 Encoding from Other Inputs
In addition to HDMI1, the Z3-DM8148-RPS allows encode from a second HDMI channel, 2 component
inputs, and 2 composite inputs. To select a source, simply select the desired source from “Video
Source.”
To use HDMI2, simply plug a video source to the HDMI port just below HDMI1.
For Component, the 2 inputs are to the right of the HDMI ports, with Component1 on the right and
Component2 on the left (Figure 13Error! Reference source not found. below). When connecting
Component to the video source, the mapping is red->red, white->blue, and yellow->green (Figure 14).
Component
2
Component
1
Composite 1 (yellow) + Composite 2
(red)
Figure 13 Component and Composite Inputs
Figure 14 Mapping of A/V Cable to Component Jacks