NICHT in der Nähe von Wasser oder in feuchten Räumen, z. B. feuchten Kellern oder in der Nähe von
Schwimmbecken verwenden.
Das Gerät NICHT im Freien verwenden. Alle Verbindungen müssen sich innerhalb eines Gebäudes
befinden.
Gerät von Feuchtigkeit, Staub oder ätzenden Flüssigkeiten fernhalten.
Das Gerät NICHT während eines Gewitters installieren, verwenden oder warten. Bei Gewitter besteht die
Gefahr eines Stromschlags.
AUSSCHLIESSLICH geeignete Zubehörteile an das Gerät anschließen.
Sicher stellen, dass alle Kabel an den korrekten Port angeschlossen sind.
Ethernet-, Antennen- und Stromkabel sorgfältig verlegen, so dass niemand darauf treten oder darüber
stolpern kann.
Die Lüftungsschlitze des Geräts NICHT abdecken, da eine ungenügende Luftzufuhr zur Beschädigung des
Geräts führen kann.
KEINE Gegenstände auf das Gerät legen. Das Gerät so platzieren, dass NIEMAND auf das Gerät treten
kann.
Vor Wartung oder Demontage immer das Ethernet- und Stromkabel vom Gerät trennen.
Bei Beschädigung Stromzufuhr zum Gerät unterbrechen.
KEINE Reparaturversuche unternehmen. Kontaktieren Sie Ihren Händler, um ein neues Gerät zu bestellen.
Das Gerät oder die Einheit NICHT öffnen. Nach dem Öffnen oder Entfernen von Verkleidungen bestehen
Risiken, z. B. durch gefährlich hohe Spannung. Dieses Gerät ist AUSSCHLIESSLICH durch qualifiziertes
Servicepersonal zu warten oder zu deinstallieren. Kontaktieren Sie Ihren Händler für weitere
Informationen.
Der HoE 1-03 Cloud Media Player erweitert Ihr Netzwerk um ein Multimedia-Streaming-Abspielgerät.
Das Gerät selbst streamt hierbei die multimedialen Inhalte, die auf dem angeschlossenen USB-Stick abgelegt
werden, über eine Ethernet-Verbindung an bis zu 127 netzwerkinterne Empfänger HoE 1-01. Letztere wandeln
das IP-Broadcast-Signal in ein HDMI-Signal um, sodass HDMI-Endgeräte die multimedialen Inhalte
wiedergeben können. Weitere Informtionen über die Empfänger HoE 1-01 erhalten Sie auf unserer Homepage
www.axing.com.
Diese Inhalte können vom Cloud Media Player sowohl online, das heißt, von der Cloud bezogen werden, oder
alternativ lokal im Netzwerk abgelegt sein.
Hierbei nutzt der Cloud Media Player klassisch zum Medienbezug (im Folgenden als "Sync" bezeichnet), das
FTP-Protokoll.
Alternativ können manuell Daten auf dem Gerät abgelegt werden - dies ist sowohl durch Speichern der MediaDaten auf dem USB-Stick möglich (z.B. von einem PC), als auch durch Kopieren der Daten auf das vom Cloud
Media Player bereitgestellte Windows-Share (CIFS- / SMB-Freigabe).
Dies erlaubt es Ihnen, dynamische, ständig wechselnde, in der Cloud vorgehaltenen multimedialen Inhalte an
diese HoE 1-01 Empfänger-Geräte und somit per HDMI an die Endgeräte, beispielsweise Beamer oder TFTFernsehgeräte zu übertragen.
Der Cloud Media Player überträgt dann die multimedialen Inhalte über sein zweites Ethernet-Interface an bis
zu 127 entsprechend angebundene HoE 1-01 Empfänger-Geräte.
Hierbei wird das Videosignal durch eine spezielle Technik in das Ethernet-Netz eingespeist, sodass die
Empfänger-Geräte dieses Signal parallel und nicht zeitversetzt empfangen und an das Endgerät weitergeben
können.
Durch die parallele Ausstrahlung der multimedialen Inhalte im Netzwerk sind diverse Anwendungsgebiete
denkbar.
Überall, wo digitale Inhalte abgespielt werden sollen, jedoch ein einzelnes Abspielgerät nicht zweckmäßig ist,
kann ein Cloud Media Player zum Einsatz kommen.
Durch die kaskadierbaren Verteilungswege per Cloud ist es weiterhin möglich, mehrere Redundanzstufen zu
schaffen. Sollte ein Server oder eine Internetverbindung ausfallen, werden weiterhin die lokalen, auf dem USBStick abgelegten Daten wiedergegeben.
Eine zentralisierte Verwaltung und automatische Verteilung der multimedialen Inhalte ist genauso
gewährleistet, wie die Aktualisierung der Medieninhalte nach einem manuell definierten Zeitraster. Aufgrund
der inkrementellen Synchronisierung, bei welcher nur die Änderungen zum letzten Synchronisierungsstand
abgerufen werden müssen, ist es weiterhin möglich, auch umfangreiche Medieninhalte sogar über langsame
Internetverbindungen oder VPN-Verbindungen zu übertragen.
Ein Anwendungsgebiet stellt die Werbeindustrie dar. Werbungs-Inhalte werden auf einen zentralen Server bzw.
auf einer Cloud abgelegt. Der Cloud Media Player synchronisert diese Daten mit dem USB-Stick und spielt die
Medien an den Endgeräten ab.
Durch flexible Synchronisationseinstellungen ist es beispielsweise auch möglich, tageszeitabhängige Medien
wiederzugeben.
Alternativ zu Video-Inhalten können auch Diashows wiedergegeben werden, wobei das Intervall des
Bildwechsels manuell konfiguriert werden kann - auch Standbilder sind möglich.
1.1. Funktionen
Cloud Media Synchronisierung
manuelle Synchronisierung
zeitgesteuerte Synchronisierung
intervallgesteuerte Synchronisierung
SMB / CIFS / SAMBA / Windows-Share Unterstützung
Passwortgeschützes Webinterface
Integrierter USB-Stick
Updatebare Firmware
Diashow-Funktion
USB-Wiedergabefunktion
HD & SD Playback
Intuitives Web-Frontend
Streaming an bis zu 127 Receiver
Fernkonfiguration im VPN-Netz möglich
Da Ihr HoE 1-03 Cloud Media Player alle Ethernet-Netzwerktopologien unterstützt, sind diverse
Einsatzszenarien realisierbar.
2.1. Cloud-Lösung (unsere Empfehlung)
Diverse Online-Dienstleister bieten sog. Cloud-Dienste an. Hierbei ist für unseren Anwendungsbereich
ausschließlich der Bereich "Cloud-Storage" relevant.
Diese Online-Dienste bieten vollen FTP-Zugang auf einen dedizierten Speicher an. Aufgrund der dynamischen
Cloud-Struktur kann dieser später zu günstigen Konditionen erweitert werden (Vorteil gegenüber eigenem
Hosting). Dieser Server ist weltweit erreichbar und der Zugang wird über die entsprechenden Zugangsdaten
gewährleistet. Hierbei handelt es sich um die sog. Dienstleistung im Rahmen eines Cloud-Computing SaaSVertrags (Software as a Service). FTP ist somit der Software-Dienst, der auf der entfernten Cloud arbeitet.
Wenn die Media-Daten ausgetauscht werden sollen, so werden sie auf diesem Server ausgetauscht bzw. von
einem beliebigen System im Internet auf den Server transferiert.
Die Abbildung zeigt die Medienverteilung mittels Cloud-System.
Vorteile durch Cloud-Nutzung
Weltweite Erreichbarkeit - auch Ablegen der Dateien von "unterwegs" möglich
Hohe Ausfallsicherheit - globale Dienstleister mit entsprechenden SLAs
Modularer Aufbau - Speichererweiterungen problemlos möglich
Hohe Geschwindigkeit - unlimitierte Anzahl gleichzeitiger Synchronisierungen möglich
i.d.R. keine Bandbreitenbeschränkung aufgrund der guten Anbindung im Rechenzentrum
Hohe Datensicherheit duch ISO-Zertifizierung der Dienstleister
Ein klassisches Szenario ist, dass die Media-Daten auf einem eigenen Server (eigenes Hosting) vorgehalten
werden. Auf diesem Server finden sich die aktuellen Dateien, welche vom Cloud Media Player synchronisiert
werden sollen.
Dieser Server ist per FTP erreichbar und die Daten sind auch lokal im Netz verfügbar.
Wenn die Media-Daten ausgetauscht werden sollen, so werden sie auf diesem Server ausgetauscht bzw. von
einem beliebigen System im Netz auf den Server transferiert.
Mit VPN (z.B. per PPTP) ist auch eine weltweite Abdeckung möglich. Hierbei muss sowohl beim Sender als
auch beim Empfänger ein VPN-Router konfiguriert sein.
Für Ausfallsicherheit und Geschwindigkeit von Hardware und Internetanbindung muss gesorgt werden.
Außerdem ist diese Lösung im Vergleich zur Cloud-Lösung für mehrere parallele Synchronisierungen meist
unterdimensioniert.
Die Abbildung zeigt die Lösung für den VPN-Zugriff der einzelnen Filialen zum zentralen Server.
2.3. Die Kombinationslösung
Bei dieser Lösung werden die Daten auf Ihrem eigenen Server vorgehalten und werden regelmäßig in die Cloud
gespiegelt.
Dies ist insbesondere dann sinnvoll, wenn die zentrale Stelle, von welcher die Mediendaten transferiert werden
sollen, mit schlechtem Internet angebunden ist.
Hierdurch profitieren Sie von allen Vorteilen des Cloud-Computing und von der Geschwindigkeit des lokalen
Netzes.
Alle Geräte vor der Installation ausschalten. Die Installation des Cloud Media Players gestaltet sich intuitiv
einfach.
3.1. Verkabelung
Video Wiedergabe (Plug and Play)
Für eine sofortige Wiedergabe des hinterlegtem Videos müssen Sie den Cloud Media Player (Media-OutputPort) und den Empfänger HoE 1-01 mit einem LAN-Kabel verbinden. Das Video ist anschließend auf dem am
HoE 1-01 angeschlossenen Monitor sichtbar. Verbinden Sie zum Schluss die 5V-Netzteile mit den Geräten. Die
Betriebsanzeige neben dem USB-Port (Cloud Media Player) und die Power LED leuchten.
Der Media-Output des Cloud Media Players ist ab Werk wie folgt konfiguriert:
IP-Adresse 192.168.168.55 / Subnetz-Maske = 255.255.255.0
Die HoE 1-01 Empfänger sind ab Werk wie folgt konfiguriert:
IP-Adresse 192.168.168.56 / Subnetz-Maske = 255.255.255.0
Konfiguration über einen Management Switch
Wird der Internet-Zugang (Media Input des Cloud Media Players) über den gleichen Netzwerkswitch wie der
Media-Output-Port und die Empfänger HoE 1-01 betrieben, muss zwingend ein Netzwerkswitch mit VLANFunktion, Managementfunktionen und Unterstützung der Broadcast-Protokolle eingesetzt werden.
Wegen der Bandbreitenanforderungen des Video-Broadcasts müssen der Media-Output-Port und die
Empfänger HoE 1-01 immer in einem eigenen abgeschlossenen VLAN Netz erfolgen. Konfigurieren Sie den
Netztwerkswitch dementsprechend.
Nachdem die Geräte nun gestartet ist, können Sie beginnen, die Geräte zu konfigurieren.
Bevor Sie die Einstellungen zum Medienabruf setzen, müssen Sie zuallererst die Einstellungen für die HoEVerbindung setzen.
4.1. Konfiguration Media-Input
Um die Synchronisierungs-Einstellungen zu setzen, müssen Sie sich über einen Browser auf dem Gerät
einloggen.
Das Gerät ist werksseitig mit statischen IP-Adressen versehen. Beachten Sie, dass das HoE 1-03 zwei IPAdressen besitzt – eine für Media-Input und eine für Media-Output.
Um die Konfiguration ihres Cloud Media Player vorzunehmen, müssen Sie nun eine Verbindung zu der MediaInput-IP-Adresse aufbauen.
Bevor Sie auf das Gerät zugreifen können, müssen Sie sich vergewissern, dass die IP-Adresse Ihres Laptop / PC,
von welchem Sie konfigurieren, im selben Netzsegment wie der HoE 1-03 liegt.
Die Werks-IP-Adresse der HoE 1-03 (Media-Input-Port) ist die IP-Adresse 192.168.0.130. Zur Einstellung
der IP-Adresse von Laptop / PC führen Sie bitte folgende durch.
Ändern Sie die IP-Adresse des PC / Laptop z.B. auf 192.168.0.11:
Systemsteuerung > Netzwerkverbindungen > LAN Verbindung >Eigenschaften >
Internetprotokoll Version 4 TCP/IPv4 > Eigenschaften > Folgende IP-Adresse verwenden:
Drücken Sie OK zum Speichern.
Stellen Sie eine Verbindung zwischen Media-Input-Port und Ihrem PC / Laptop her.
Geben Sie jetzt die IP-Adresse 192.168.0.130 in den Web Browser ein.
Nach dem Aufruf der Weboberfläche können Sie die initiale Konfiguration vornehmen.
4.2. Konfiguration Media-Output
Der HoE-Media-Output-Port wird über einen Web-Browser konfiguriert. Die Werks-IP-Adresse ist
192.168.168.55. Bevor Sie auf den Media-Output-Port zugreifen können, müssen Sie sich vergewissern, dass
die IP-Adresse Ihres Laptop / PC, von welchem Sie konfigurieren, im selben Netzsegment wie der Media-Output
Port liegt. Bitte folgen Sie den Anweisungen unter Punkt 4.1. Nach Eingabe der IP-Adresse im Browser öffnet
sich das Menü-Fenster Welcome.
Unter dem Menüpunkt System kann die IP-Adresse, MAC-Adresse und die Subnetz Maske geändert werden.
Mit dem Button Apply wird die Änderung bestätigt. Schritt 4 wird für jeden Empfänger mit einer eigenen IPAdresse wiederholt.
Um sicher zu gehen, dass die HoE 1-0x korrekt erreichbar sind, können Sie im Web Browser die neue IPAdresse eingeben. Das Menüfenster öffnet sich. Wenn diese Einstellungen korrekt sind, sehen Sie bereits zum
jetzigen Zeitpunkt an einem angeschlossenen Endgerät ein kurzes Info-Video zur Konfiguration.
4.3. Konfiguration der IP-Adresse (Empfänger HoE 1-01)
Der HoE 1-01 wird über einen Web-Browser konfiguriert. Die Werks-IP-Adresse ist 192.168.168.56.
Unter dem Menüpunkt System kann die IP-Adresse, MAC-Adresse und die Subnetz Maske geändert werden.
Mit dem Button Apply wird die Änderung bestätigt. Schritt 4 wird für jeden Empfänger mit einer eigenen IPAdresse wiederholt
Um sicher zu gehen, dass die HoE 1-0x korrekt erreichbar sind, können Sie im Web Browser die neue IPAdresse eingeben und das Menüfenster sollte sich öffnen.
Wenn diese Einstellungen korrekt sind, sehen Sie bereits zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt an einem am HoE 1-01
angeschlossenen Monitor ein kurzes Video.
Mehrere HoE 1-01 in einem System:
Jeder HoE 1-01 benötigt eine eigene IP-Adresse, die im gleichen Netzsegment liegt, sowie eine eigene MACAdresse (siehe Betriebsanleitung des HoE 1-01 www.axing.com | Download).
4.4. Weboberfläche
Passwordeingabe
Beim Aufruf wird das werksseitige Passwort verlangt: Nutzername: admin, Passwort: ax8262
Das Password sollte nach dem ersten Anmelden wie unter Punkt WEB Password geändert werden.
4.4.1. FTP SETTINGS
FTP Server Address
Geben Sie hier bitte Ihre FTP-Server-Adresse vom FTP-Server oder Ihrer Cloud ein.
Bitte nutzen Sie den vollen Pfad zu dem Ordner, in welchem die Medien abgelegt sind.
Die FTP-Server-Adresse muss gespeichert werden, bevor Nutzername und Passwort konfiguriert wird.
Zu beachten ist, dass die Video / Bild-Dateien immer in einem Ordner „Video“ (bitte beachten Sie Groß- und
Kleinschreibung) auf der Cloud oder FTP Server hinterlegt werden müssen.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass immer ein Video auf dem USB-Stick hinterlegt ist.
Hier können Sie die Zugangsdaten zum FTP-Server angeben.
Bitte beachten Sie Groß- und Kleinschreibung. Wenn Sie den 'anonymous' Zugang nutzen möchten, so geben
Sie bitte die folgenden Werte ein:
User: "anonymous"
Password: "mail@no-reply.com" (Hier könnten Sie eine beliebige E-Mail-Adresse angeben)
Beim Verändern von Username oder Passwort muss die FTP Server Adresse nochmals bestätigt werden. Das
betrifft ebenso, wenn die FTP-Adresse geändert wird, dann muss Username und Password nochmals bestätigt
werden.
Nachdem der FTP-Server Zugang konfiguriert wurde, prüfen Sie bitte anschließend den FTP-Server Zugang mit
Sync Now.
Betrieb von mehreren Cloud Media Player
Beim Zugriff mehrerer Cloud Media Player auf einen FTP-Server, muss der FTP-Server dementsprechend
konfiguriert werden.
Sollen beispielsweise drei Cloud Media Playern mit unterschiedlichen Werbefilmen verwendet werden, müssen
drei Unterordner z.B. HoE 1, HoE 2 und HoE 3 auf dem FTP-Server erstellt werden. Den Unterordnern müssen
drei verschiedene Usernamen und Passwörter vergeben werden.
Dementsprechend müssen die Cloud Media Player in diesem Beispiel folgendermaßen konfiguriert werden.
Aktiviert die automatische FTP-Synchronisierung. Bei Auswahl dieser Funktion wird der Sync-Prozess alle 30
Minuten wiederholt. Die Zeit beginnt ab dem Moment zu zählen, zu dem das Gerät gestartet wird. Sie können
alternativ Zeiten und Intervalle im Bereich „FTP custom Interval“ bzw. „SET single sync Time“ (Abbildung 8 &
9) selbst bestimmen.
Für den Fall, dass die Synchronisierung länger als die angegebene Zeit dauert, wird kein zweiter Vorgang
initiiert. Das System erkennt automatisch, dass bereits ein Synchronisierungsvorgang läuft und startet somit
keinen neuen. Weiterhin laufen alle folgenden Synchronisierungsvorgänge inkrementell ab, das heißt, nur
Änderungen werden synchronisiert. Dies erlaubt deutlich schnellere Synchronisierungsvorgänge.
Nachdem die Einstellung vorgenommen wurde, zeigt das oben stehende Textfeld den Status an, ebenfalls
wenn Sie die weiter unten stehenden Einstellungsmöglichkeiten nutzen.
Deaktiviert die automatische Synchronisierung. Diese Einstellung ist für die ausschließliche lokale USB-Nutzung
konzipiert.
Sync now
Der "Sync Now" Button startet eine einzelne Sync-Instanz. Diese Funktion kann benutzt werden, wenn Sie
manuell synchronisieren wollen und beispielsweise keine regelmäßigen automatischen
Synchronisierungsvorgänge wünschen. Eventuell bestehende automatische Synchronisierungseinstellungen
bleiben davon unberührt.
Check Sync Status
Dieser Button wird benötigt, um herauszufinden, ob aktuell Synchronisierungsvorgänge ablaufen. Dies ist
insbesondere dann notwendig, falls die Internetverbindung langsam ist und ein Synchronisierungsvorgang
längere Zeit in Anspruch nimmt.
Das oben stehende Textfeld zeigt Ihnen den letzten Stand an.
Achtung: Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Textfeld Ihnen nur den letzten Stand anzeigt, nicht jedoch den
aktuellen Stand, sofern Sie nicht den Button "Check Sync Status" getätigt haben. Dieser wird nicht
automatisch beim Seitenaufruf getätigt. Nutzen Sie immer den Button, wenn Sie den aktuellen
Status erfahren wollen.
Set-custom-Interval
Hier können Sie ein eigenes Synchronisierungsintervall festlegen. Sie können entscheiden, was Sie wählen
wollen: 1. jede x. Stunde oder 2. jede x. Minute. Sie dürfen nur eine von beiden Optionen wählen, andernfalls
funktioniert die Synchronisierung nicht. Bitte geben Sie einen Wert zwischen 1 und 23 für Stunden oder
alternativ einen Wert zwischen 1 und 59 für Minuten ein.
Nachdem Sie die Einstellungen übernommen haben, wird der aktuelle Wert im Hauptmenü Automatic FTP-Sync im oberen Bereich angezeigt.
Hier können Sie eine einzelne Synchronisierungzeit pro Tag festzulegen, zu welcher die Synchronisierung
ausgeführt wird. Sie müssen hier zumindest einen Wert in das Feld "hour" eingeben. Beispielsweise können
Sie Stunde zu 21 und Minute zu 43 setzen, somit beginnt die Synchronisierung um 21:43 Uhr. Diese Funktion
ist insbesondere sinnvoll für den Fall, dass Sie einen eigenen (own hosting) Server benutzen, welcher in der
Internetbandbreite beschränkt ist. In diesem Fall können Sie die Synchronisierungszeit der einzelnen Cloud
Media Player entsprechend aufeinander abstimmen, damit Sie eine Überlastung der Netzwerkbandbreite
verhindern können.
4.4.2. OTHER SETTINGS
USB Stick Access via Windows share (SAMBA)
Dieses Feld wird benutzt, um die Windows Netzwerkfreigabe des USB-Stick zu aktivieren bzw. zu deaktivieren.
Dieses Protokoll wird auch SMB, SAMBA oder CIFS-Protokoll genannt.
Im Auslieferungszustand ist der USB Stick Access deaktiviert.
Nachdem die SMB-aktiviert wurde, können Sie sich über das Windows-Share verbinden. Geben Sie die IPAdresse des Gerätes in das Adressfeld des Windows-Explorers ein (z. B. \\192.168.0.130\). Sie haben dann
automatisch Zugriff auf den USB-Stick.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie sowohl vollen Lese- als auch Schreibzugriff haben und sämtliche
Dateien verändern können. Nutzen Sie die Funktion mit Vorsicht und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion,
sofern Sie diese nicht mehr benötigen. Die Bild und Video Dateien müssen unbedingt in den Ordner
„Video“ hinterlegt werden. Die Bild und Video daher dürfen kein Leerzeichen im Dateiennamen
haben.
Bitte beachten Sie, wenn kein Video auf dem USB Stick hinterlegt sein sollte, bootet das Gerät alle
10 Minuten neu. Auf den Monitoren erscheint ein Informationsvideo mit dem Hinweis:
Setzen Sie sich anschließend mit Ihrem Administrator in Verbindung oder speichern Sie ein Video
manuell auf den USB-Stick. Bei einer Fernwartung das Video auf den FTP-Server oder auf der Cloud
hinterlegen und unter Punkt „Automatic FTP-Sync“ manuell die Synchronisierung einleiten.
Resolution
Bei der Videowiedergabe kann zwischen der Auflösung 720p und 1080p gewählt werden. Der blau hinterlegte
Button ist aktiv. Im Auslieferungszustand ist als Werkseinstellung 1080p eingestellt. Nach dem die Auflösung
geändert wurde, wird ein Reboot automatisch durchgefürhrt.
Web-Password
Dieses Feld erlaubt es Ihnen, das Passwort der Web-Oberfläche zu ändern.
Das werksseitige Passwort lautet "ax8262". Bitte beachten Sie die folgenden Regeln für Passwörter:
Das Passwort darf aus nur einer zusammenhängenden Zeichenkette bestehen. Die Zeichenkette darf nur
druckbare Buchstaben enthalten.
Für den Fall, dass Sie das Passwort komplett entfernen möchten (nicht empfohlen), lassen Sie das Feld frei und
Dieses Feld erlaubt es Ihnen, die Bilder-Slideshow zu starten. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Bilder hierzu
ebenfalls im Verzeichnis "Video" abgelegt sein müssen. Nachdem Sie "Start Slideshow" gewählt haben, wird
das laufende Video-Streaming sofort unterbrochen, die Bilder geprüft und anschließend angezeigt. Dieser
Vorgang kann bis zu 20 Sekunden dauern. Das Bildwechselinterval sollte nicht unter 15 Sekunden liegen.
Auf Wunsch können Sie ein Bildwechselintervall setzen. Somit könnten sie beispielsweise 7 Bilder zur
Verfügung stellen und jeden Tag ein anderes Bild zeigen - z.B. für Werbezwecke.
Beachten Sie bitte, dass die Dateigröße der Bilder annährend gleich groß sind. Zwischen den einzelnen
Bildwechsel erscheint kurzzeitig ein schwarzer Hintergrund, dessen Dauer je nach Bildgröße variiert.
Reboot
Hier können Sie das Gerät neu starten. Nach bestimmten Firmware-Updates ist es notwendig, das Gerät
manuell neu zu starten.
Der obere Bereich dieser Seite bietet Ihnen eine generelle Übersicht über das Gerät. Hier finden Sie
Informationen zu Ihrer aktuellen Software Version, der Seriennumer, der derzeitigen Termperatur des Gerätes
sowie des benötigten Speichers des USB Sticks in Prozent.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Temperatur 85°C nicht übersteigt. Sollte die Temperatur in solch hohen Bereichen
liegen, prüfen Sie die Temperatur bitte regelmäßig und sorgen Sie für ausreichend Kühlung.
Update Software Version
Um die Software zu updaten, wählen Sie zuerst die entsprechende Update-Datei (softa.zip) durch Nutzen des
Buttons „Durchsuchen“ aus. Nachdem Sie diese Datei ausgewählt haben, wählen Sie "Update". Dieser
Vorgang kann bis zu zwei Minuten dauern. Nach dem Update wird ein Neustart des Cloud Media Players
empfohlen.
Aktuelle Firmware finden Sie auf www.axing.com unter Download | Software/Firmware
Backup
Mit der Funktion Backup können Sie eine Sicherungskopie vom Cloud Media Player machen. Es werden alle
Einstellung abgespeichert. Die Datei“export.bin“ wird in den Download-Ordner hinterlegt.
Restore
Mit der Funktion Restore kann eine Backup Datei mit voreingestellter Konfiguration von einem anderem
Cloud Media Player aufgespielt werden.
Mit der Funktion Reset wird der Cloud Media Player in den Auslieferungszustand zurückgesetzt.
System Options
In diesem Feld können Sie die Netzwerkeinstellungen festlegen.
Dazu gehört IP-Adresse, Netzwerkmaske als auch Gateway-Adresse.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Gerät nach dem Übernehmen der Einstellungen ausschließlich über die
neue IP-Adresse erreichbar sein wird. Ein Reset ist nicht möglich! Bitte nutzen Sie diese Funktion
nur mit Vorsicht. Nutzen Sie keine Netzwerkeinstellungen, die Sie nicht kennen.
Prüfen Sie alle Kabelverbindungen auf festen Sitz.
Prüfen Sie, ob die HoE 1-0x Geräte mit der eingestellten IP-Adresse über den Web-Browser zu erreichen
sind.
Falls Sie kein VLAN abgetrenntes Netzwerk verwenden, kann es zu Überlastungen und Ausfällen im Netz
kommen. Falls dies der Fall ist, lassen Sie ihr Netzwerk von einem erfahrenen Netzwerktechniker
konfigurieren.
Falls Sie das Problem nicht lokalisieren können – und falls ein Netzwerkproblem vorliegt – wenden Sie sich
an einen erfahrenen Netzwerktechniker.
Kein Videosignal
Prüfen Sie die Verkabelung
Schließen Sie zu Testzwecken das HoE 1-01 direkt an den Media-Output-Port des HoE 1-03 an.
Prüfen Sie, ob Videos im Ordner "Video" auf dem USB-Stick vorhanden sind.
Prüfen Sie, ob der USB-Stick FAT16 / FAT32 formatiert ist.
Prüfen Sie, ob die HoE 1-01 Einstellungen (im gleichen Netzsegment liegt) korrekt sind.
Schlechtes oder ruckelndes Video
Überprüfen Sie, welches Videoformat Ihre Videodateien besitzen.
Beachten Sie, dass nur die in der Tabelle "Unterstützte Formate" angegebenen Formate unterstützt
werden.
Kein Zugriff auf die Weboberfläche
Nutzen Sie zu Testzwecken einen alternativen Browser.
Prüfen Sie die Netzwerkverbindung (PING).
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Do NOT use the device near water or in rooms with high humidity such as humid cellars or near swimming
pools.
Do NOT use the device outdoors. All connections must be located inside a building.
Keep the device away from moisture, dust or corrosive liquids.
Do NOT install the device, use it or perform maintenance during a thunderstorm. There is a risk of an electric
shock during thunderstorm.
Connect ONLY appropriate accessories to the device.
Make sure that all cables are connected to the correct port.
Lay the Ethernet, antenna and electric cables carefully in order to prevent anyone from stepping on or
stumbling over them.
Do NOT cover the ventilation slots of the device since insufficient air supply may cause damage to the
device.
Do NOT place any objects on the device. Position the device in a place where NOBODY can step on it.
Prior to maintenance or dismounting work, disconnect the Ethernet and power cable from the device.
In case of damage, interrupt the power supply.
Do NOT try to repair the device. Contact your local retailer to order a new device.
Do NOT open the device or unit. Opening the device or removing its covers would put in risk risks such as
being exposed to high voltage. This device should ONLY be maintained or uninstalled by qualified service
personnel. Contact your retailer for further information.
The HoE 1-03 Cloud Media Player expands your network by a multimedia streaming playback device.
The device itself streams the multimedia contents which are deposited on the connected USB stick through a
ethernet connection to network-internal HoE 1-01 receivers. The latter convert the IP-broadcast-signal into a
HDMI-signal. Therewith HDMI-devices can playback the multimedia content. Further information regarding the
the HoE 1-01 devices can be found on our webpage www.axing.com.
These contents can be obtained from HoE 1-03 online, which means, from the cloud, or alternatively be stored
in the local network.
The player uses the FTP protocol classically regarding media (hereafter referred to as "Sync").
Alternatively, you can store data manually on the device - this can be done not only by saving media data on
the USB stick (e.g. from a PC), but also by copying the data from Windows Share (CIFS- / SMB share) provided
by the player.
This allows you to transfer dynamic, constantly changing multimedia contents which are stored in the cloud to
the HoE 1-01 receiving devices, and consequently transfer them per HDMI to the terminal devices, such as
projectors or TFT television sets.
Through this, the video signal will be fed into the Ethernet network through a special technology, so that the
receiving devices can receive this signal without any delays, and pass it to the terminal device.
By the parallel broadcasting of multimedia contents in the network, various fields of application are possible.
A HoE 1-03 Cloud Media Player can be deployed wherever digital contents should be played but a single player
would not be appropriate.
It is also possible to create several redundancy grades through the cascadable distribution channels per Cloud.
If a server or an Internet connection fails, the local data deposited on the USB stick can still be reproduced.
A centralized management and automatic distribution of multimedia content is also guaranteed, as well as the
updating of media contents according to a manually defined time slot. It is also possible to transfer large
media contents even with slow Internet or VPN connections, due to the incremental synchronization, where
only the changes to the latest synchronization state have to be demanded.
One area of application would be the advertising industry. Advertising contents are stored on a central server
or on a Cloud. The player synchronizes these data with the USB stick and plays the media on the terminal
device.
For example, it is also possible to reproduce media depending on the time of the day by flexible
synchronization settings.
As an alternative to the video contents, slideshows can also be reproduced, whereby the interval of image
change can be configured manually - still images are also possible.
1.1. Functions
Cloud Media synchronization
Manual synchronization
Time-controlled synchronization
Interval-controlled synchronization
SMB / CIFS / SAMBA / Windows Share support
Password protected web interface
Integrated USB Stick
Updateable firmware
Slideshow function
USB playback function
HD & SD playback
Intuitive web frontend
Streaming up to 127 receivers
Remote configuration in VPN network possible
Since your HoE 1-03 Cloud Media Player supports all Ethernet network topologies, a variety of application
scenarios can be realized.
2.1. Cloud solution (our recommendation)
A variety of online service providers offer so-called cloud services. Here, only the "cloud storage" is relevant for
our application.
These online services provide full FTP access to a dedicated storage. Due to the dynamic cloud structure, this
can be extended to favorable conditions (advantage over a hosting of its own). This server is globally
accessible and the access is guaranteed via the corresponding credentials. This is the so-called service within
the framework of a cloud-computing SaaS contract (Software as a Service). Thus the FTP is the software
service, which works on the remote cloud.
If the media data should be exchanged, they will be exchanged on this server or transferred on the server from
any system on the Internet.
The illustration shows the distribution of media by means of cloud system.
The advantages through using cloud
Globally accessible - even the storage of data whilst traveling would be possible.
High reliability - global service providers with corresponding SLAs.
Modular design - storage expansion is possible without any problems.
High speed - unlimited number of synchronizations are simultaneously possible.
Normally there is no bandwidth limitation due to the good connection at the data center.
High data security by ISO certification of the service providers
A typical scenario would be that the media data are kept on its own server (the hosting of its own). The recent
data are located on this server, which should be synchronized from the Cloud Media Player.
This server is accessible through FTP and the data are also available locally in the network.
If the media data should be exchanged, they will be exchanged on this server or transferred on the server from
any system in the network.
With VPN (e.g. per PPTP), a worldwide coverage is also possible. In this situation, the VPN router must be
configured at the sender's side as well as at the receiver's side.
The reliability and speed of the hardware and Internet connection must be ensured. Apart from that, this
solution is, in comparison with the cloud solution, mostly undersized for several parallel synchronizations.
The illustration shows the solution for the VPN access of individual branches to the central server.
2.3. The combination solution
With this solution, the data will be kept on your own server and mirrored in the cloud on regular basis.
This would be therefore particularly useful, when the central location from which the media data should be
transferred is under the circumstance of poor Internet connection.
This would enable to benefit from all advantages of cloud-computing and the speed of the local network.
Switch off all devices before installation. The installation of HoE 1-03 runs intuitively.
3.1. Cabling
Video playback (Plug and Play)
For an instant playback of the stored video, you first have to connect the LAN cable (RJ-45) to the HoE 1-03
(Media-Output-Port) and establish the connection to your network. The video will be shown on the monitor
connected to your HoE 1-01 device. Finally, connect the 5V power supply to the devices and the power
indicator next to the USB port (Cloud Media Player) will light up.
The Media-Output of the Cloud Media Player is configured ex works as followed:
IP-address 192.168.168.55 / Subnetz-Maske = 255.255.255.0
The HoE-1-01 receivers are configured ex works as followed:
IP-address 192.168.168.56 / Subnetz-Maske = 255.255.255.0
Configuration via a management switch
Is the internet access (Media-Inout-Port of the Cloud Media player) on the same network switch as the MediaOutput-Port and the HoE-1-01 receivers, then thenetwork switch must have a VLAN- and managementfunction as well as must support the broadcast protocols.
Because of the broadband requirements of video broadcasts, the Media-Output-Port and the HoE 1-01
receivers must always be in their own closed VLAN network. Please configure your network switch accordingly.
First of all, before you configure the settings for demanding media, you have to configure the settings for the
HoE connection.
4.1. Configuration of Media Input
In order to configure the synchronization settings, you have to log in through a browser on the device.
The device is equipped with static IP addresses which have been factory set. Please note that the HoE 1-03 has
two IP addresses – one for media input and one for media output.
In order to perform configuration for your media-playback, you have to set up a connection to the media input
IP address.
Before you are able to access the device, you have to make sure that the IP address of your laptop / PC, from
which you configure, is located in the same network segment as the HoE 1-03.
The factory IP address of HoE 1-03 (media input port) is 192.168.0.130. In order to configure the IP address
from Laptop / PC, please perform the following steps.
Change the IP address of the PC / laptop, for example to 192.168.0.11:
Control panel > Network connections > LAN connection >Properties >
Internet protocol version 4 TCP/IPv4 > Properties > Use the following IP address:
Press OK to save.
Establish a connection between media input port and your PC / laptop.
Now enter the IP address 192.168.0.130 in the web browser.
You will be able to carry out the initial configuration after the call of the web interface.
4.2. Configuration of Media Output
The HoE media output port is configured through a web browser. The factory IP address is 192.168.168.55.
Before you are able to access the Media-Output-Port, you have to make sure that the IP address of your laptop
/ PC (from which you configure) is in the same network segment as your Media-Output-Port. Please follow the
instructions of 4.1. After entering the IP-address in your web browser, the Welcome window will open.
The IP- and MAC-address as well as the subnet mask can be changed under the menu item System. With the
button Apply the changes will be confirmed. These steps have to be repeated for each HoE 1-01 receiver with
their own IP-address.
To make sure that the HoE 1-01 devices can be reached correctly, you can enter the new IP-address in your
web browser to double-check. The menu window will open. If the settings are correct, the connected terminal
device already plays an info video.
4.3. Configuration of IP Address (Receiver HoE 1-01)
The HoE 1-01will be configured via a web browser. The IP address ex works is 192.168.168.56.
The IP address, MAC address and the subnet mask can be changed under the menu item "System". The
change will be confirmed by the Apply button. Step 4 is repeated for each receiver with its own IP address.
To check if the HoE 1-0x can be reached correctly, you can enter the new IP addresses in the web browser, a
menu window should be displayed.
If these settings are correct, at this time you can see a short info video on a connected monitor.
Several HoE 1-01 in one system:
Each HoE 1-01 requires its own IP-address , which is in the same network segment, as well as an own MACaddress (see HoE 1-01 operating manuel www.axing.com | Download).
4.4. Web interface
Password entry
The factory set password will be required when visiting the web interface: User name: admin, password:
ax8262
The password should be changed after the first login (detailed description under FTP user name and web
password).
4.4.1. FTP SETTINGS
FTP server address
Please enter your FTP server address for your FTP-Server or your Cloud here.
Please use the "full qualified" path to the folder, in which the media is deposited.
The FTP server address must be saved before user name and password are configured.
Please pay extra attention that the video / picture data will always be put into a folder "Video" (please pay
attention to small and capital letters) on the cloud or FTP server.
Here you can enter the access data to the FTP server.
Please pay attention to lower case and upper case. If you want to use the "anonymous" access, please enter
the following values:
User: "anonymous"
Password: "mail@no-reply.com" (Here you can enter any e-mail address)
When changing user name or password, the FTP server address must be confirmed again. The same applies
when changing the FTP address, then user name and password must be confirmed again.
After the FTP server access has been configured, please check the FTP server access with Sync Now afterwards.
Operation of several Cloud Media Players
If several Cloud Media Players access the same FTP-server, the FTP-server has to be configured accordingly.
For example three Cloud Media Players are going to be used. Each with a different commercial video. Thus on
the FTP-Server three different subfolders have to be created, e.g. HoE 1, HoE 2 and HoE 3. The subfolder need
three different usernames and passwords.
The Cloud Media Players have to be configured as followed:
Activates the automatic FTP synchronization. If this function has been selected, the sync process will repeat
once every 30 minutes. The timing starts from the moment when the device has been started. As an
alternative, you can specify the times and intervals on your own in the area "FTP custom interval“ or "SET
single sync Time“ (Illustrations 8 & 9).
In the case, where the synchronization will take longer than the indicated time, the second procedure will not
be initiated. The system automatically recognizes that a synchronization procedure is already running and will
thus not start a new one. Also, all of the following synchronization procedures take place incrementally, which
means only the changes will be synchronized. This would allow significantly faster synchronization procedures.
After the setting has been made, the text field above displays the status, likewise when you use other
configuration options below.
Disabled
The automatic synchronization has been deactivated. This setting is designed exclusively for local USB
application.
Sync now
The "Sync Now" button starts a single sync instance. This function can be used when you want to synchronize
manually and in the case where you do not want automatic synchronization procedures on a regular basis.
Potentially existing automatic synchronization procedures remain unaffected.
This button is needed in order to find out if synchronization procedures are currently running. This is especially
necessary when the Internet connection is slow and the synchronization procedure takes longer time.
The text field above shows you the latest status.
Attention: Please note that the text field only shows you the latest status, not the current status if
you have not pressed the "Check Sync Status" button. This will not take place automatically when
viewing the page. Always use this button if you want to learn the current status.
Set custom interval
Here you can determine your own synchronization interval. You can decide on what you want to select: 1.
every x. hour (s) or 2. every x. minute (s). You are only allowed to select one of the two options; otherwise the
synchronization will not function. Please enter a value between 1 and 23 for hours or alternatively a value
between 1 and 59 for minutes.
After you have adopted the settings, the current value in the main menu Automatic FTP Sync will be shown
in the upper section.
Set single sync time
Here you can determine a single synchronization time every day, at which it will be conducted. You must enter
at least one value here in the field "hour". For example, you can set the hour to 21 and the minute to 43, thus
the synchronization begins at 21:43. This function is particularly useful in case that you use your own (hosting)
server, which is limited in the Internet bandwidth. In this case you can adjust the synchronization time between
each individual Cloud Media Player. By doing so you can prevent an overload of the network bandwidth.
This field is used for activating or deactivating Windows network share of the USB stick. This protocol is also
called SMB, SAMBA or CIFS protocol.
In delivery state, the USB stick access is deactivated.
After the SMB has been activated, you can combine via the Windows Share. Just enter the IP address of the
device in the address field of Windows Explorer (e.g. \\192.168.0.130\). Then you have access to the USB stick
automatically.
Please note that you have full reading and writing access and can change all files. Please use this
function with caution and deactivate the function as soon as you do not need it any more. The
image files and video files must be kept in the "Video" folder. It is not allowed to use the space
character in the file names of images and videos.
Please note that if no video has been saved on the USB stick, the device will reboot every 10
minutes. A guidance video with the note appears on the monitors:
Please contact your administrator afterwards or save a video manually on the USB stick. During
remote maintenance, deposit the video on the FTP server or on the cloud, and initiate the
synchronization manually under the item "Automatic FTP Sync".
You can choose between a resolution of 720p and 1080p. The button with the blue colored background is
active. In delivery state, 1080p is configured as factory setting. After the resolution has been changed, a reboot
should be performed.
Web password
This field allows you to change the password of the web interface:
The factory-set password is "ax8262". Please note the following rules for passwords:
The password can only be composed of a continuous string of characters. The string of characters can only
include printable letters.
If you want to remove the password completely (which is not recommended), then leave this field empty and
select "apply changes".
Slideshow
This field allows you start the slideshow mode for images. Please note that the images also have to be stored
in the directory "Video". After selecting "Start Slideshow", the running video-streaming will be interrupted at
once, the images will be checked and displayed afterwards. This process can last for up to 20 seconds. The
image change interval should not be set at less than 15 seconds.
If you prefer, you can configure an image change interval. E.g. this would enable you to have 7 images
available and show one image every day - e.g. for advertising purposes.
Please note that the images have a similar file size. A black background appears for a short time between each
image changes.Thus the black background may vary in time according to the image file size.
The upper part of this page gives you a general overview of the device. Here you can find information on your
current software version, the serial number, current temperature of the device and the required storage
capacity of the USB stick (in percentage).
Please note that the temperature should not exceed 85ºC. If the temperature is within such a high range,
please check the temperature regularly and ensure sufficient cooling.
Update software version
In order to update the software, select the corresponding update file (softa.zip) by using the "Search" button.
Select "Update" after choosing the file. This process can last for up to two minutes. It is recommended to
restart the Cloud Media Player after the update.
For current firmware go to www.axing.com and then click Download | Software/Firmware
Backup
You can make a backup copy from the Cloud Media Player with the Backup function. All settings will be
stored. The file “export.bin“ will be deposited in the download area.
Restore
A backup file with default configuration from another Cloud Media Player can be loaded with the Restore
function.
With the reset function, the Cloud Media Player will be reset to the state of delivery.
System options
In this field you can specify the network settings.
They include IP address, network mask and gateway address as well.
Please note that the device can only be reached via the new IP address after the adoption of the
settings. A reset is impossible! Please use this function with caution. Do not use any network
settings that you do not know.
Check if all cable connections are fitted tightly.
Check whether the HoE 1-0x devices can be accessed with the set IP address via the web browser.
If you do not use a VLAN separated network, overloads and failures may occur in the network. If that is the
case, make sure your network will be configured by an experienced network technician.
If you cannot locate the problem and if a network problem is present at the time, contact an experienced
network technician.
No video signal
Check the cabling
For testing purposes, connect the HoE 1-01 directly to the media output port of the HoE 1-03.
Check if the videos in the file "Video" are available on the USB memory stick.
Check if the USB memory stick is formatted with the file system FAT16 / FAT32.
Check if the HoE 1-01 settings (located in the same network segment) are correct.
Poor or bumpy video
Check the format of your video files.
Please note that only formats listed in the "supported formats" will be supported.
No access to the web interface
For testing purposes, use an alternative browser.
Check the network connection (PING).
The web frontend is password protected
Enter "admin" as user name and "ax8262" as password.
You can change the password later by yourself.
The device always restarts automatically
Please check if video files are available and if the data of the FTP server in the web interface have been
correctly entered.
The device does not start
Check if the power cable is connected correctly.
Disconnect it and re-connect it after about 20 seconds.
FTP sync status indicates that a synchronization process is running, but nothing has happened.
Do you have a slow Internet connection? Is your FTP server accessible?
Perhaps the last synchronization procedure has started, when the settings were still incorrect and now the
process tries to synchronize taking the old settings into account.
In order to solve the problem, try restarting your device.
Video files are not synchronized
Have you replaced the USB stick? Please note that only the USB stick provided by us is officially supported.
I want to reproduce images, but only videos can be played.
Only if videos are available and can be played on this device, it is possible to change into the slideshow
mode. This mode remains active until the restart of HoE 1-03.
Several video-streams in the network do not function
If several HDMI sources need to be distributed to different receiving networks, then the Ethernet
Management switch must be configured in such a way that the transmitter and receiver of one source work
in a separate closed VLAN network respectively.
It is impossible to access any of the IP addresses
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