Leightronix LabVault-HD Installation, Configuration, And Operation Manual

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PRODUCT MANUAL

Installation, Conﬁguration, and Operation Instructions

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Support

At LEIGHTRONIX, every customer of our standard product line receives technical support at no extra charge. There are no service contracts, no annual renewals, no allowances, no deductibles, and no exclusions.

In addition to a 5 year hardware warranty, benets include access to:

• Priority toll-free telephone support

• Email support

• Online support, desktop to desktop via Webex®

• Software updates

• Firmware updates

• Assistance with updates

Looking for ﬁrmware/software or additional documentation? Go to www.leightronix.com/support.html to download important updates and full product manuals.

Phone: (800) 243-5589 Email: [email protected]

LABvault-HD™, E-HD2™, and ePRO-BUS™ are trademarks of LEIGHTRONIX, INC.

LEIGHTRONIX, INC. 1125 N Cedar Rd Mason, MI 48854 Phone: (800) 243-5589 or (517) 694-8000 Fax: (517) 694-1600 www.leightronix.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents

ABOUT THIS MANUAL ................................................................................................................... 1

PACKING LIST ................................................................................................................................ 1

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .........................................................................................2

FRONT PANEL ................................................................................................................................3

KEYPAD .................................................................................................................................................................... 3

LEDS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

DISPLAY ................................................................................................................................................................... 3

BACK PANEL ..................................................................................................................................4

SYSTEM INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................ 5

INSTALLING THE LABVAULT-HD ............................................................................................................................ 5

ENTERING NETWORK SETTINGS INTO LABVAULT-HD ...................................................................................... 8

ADMINISTRATIVE WEB INTERFACE .......................................................................................... 10

OPENING AND LOGGING IN ................................................................................................................................. 10

UNDERSTANDING STATUS INDICATORS ON “SYSTEM DASHBOARD” SCREEN ............................................11

ENTERING LABVAULT-HD SETTINGS ................................................................................................................. 12

Site Name and Location ................................................................................................................................... 12

LABvault-HD System Time ............................................................................................................................... 12

Usernames and Passwords for Administrative Interface .................................................................................. 13

ePRO-BUS Setting ........................................................................................................................................... 14

Serial Port Setting ............................................................................................................................................. 14

SETTING UP FILE TRANSFER DESTINATION(S) ................................................................................................ 15

E-HD2 Server Destination ................................................................................................................................ 15

Server with FTP Capabilities ............................................................................................................................ 16

RECORDING .......................................................................................................................................................... 17

Record Settings ................................................................................................................................................ 17

Recording from the Web Interface .................................................................................................................... 18

PLAYING FILES ...................................................................................................................................................... 19

“MPEG Player” Left Column Controls ............................................................................................................... 19

“MPEG Engine Control” Panel .......................................................................................................................... 20

MANAGING FILES ................................................................................................................................................. 21

Rename Files on Internal Hard Drive ............................................................................................................... 22

Delete Files from Hard Drive/Transfer Queue .................................................................................................. 22

Manually Transfer Recorded Files .................................................................................................................... 22

Change File Transfer Destinations ................................................................................................................... 22

Enable/Disable Auto Delete .............................................................................................................................. 22

CHECKING LOG FILES ......................................................................................................................................... 23

Open a Log File ................................................................................................................................................ 23

Search a Log File ............................................................................................................................................. 23

Delete a Log File .............................................................................................................................................. 24

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MAINTAINING THE LABVAULT-HD........................................................................................................................ 25

Update Firmware .............................................................................................................................................. 25

Check Internal Hard Drive ................................................................................................................................ 25

Reboot/Shut Down ........................................................................................................................................... 25

CONTROL COMMANDS ............................................................................................................... 26

SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 30

PRODUCT WARRANTY ................................................................................................................ 32

DECLARATION OF STANDARDS CONFORMITY .......................................................................32

COPYRIGHT STATEMENTS .........................................................................................................33

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LABvault-HD

About This Manual

The LABvault-HD broadcast digital video encoder makes it simple to digitally record any video source

with the push of a button. Capture high-denition digital video les for use with a LEIGHTRONIX

E-HD2 server/controller and/or a FTP capable third party server or storage location. Use the included administrative Web interface to operate your LABvault-HD record and transfer features from any

location and set up le transfer destinations, change recording quality presets, manage les on the LABvault’s internal hard drive, and access the system’s log les.

ABOUT THIS MANUAL

This manual describes how to install your LABvault-HD as well as use the included LABvault-HD Web interface to set up and control the player/recorder. Instructions on using a touch screen or other external control system with the LABvault-HD should be obtained from the third party provider. Refer to the “CONTROL COMMANDS” on page 26 of this manual for a list of the commands needed to program your external control system.

PACKING LIST

(1) LABvault-HD Digital Video Player/Recorder

(1) Product Resource Disc, Including LABvault-HD Manual

(1) Part #10-0311, AC Power Cord, 6 ft.

(1) Part #10-4856, CAT 5e Ethernet Cable, 7 ft.

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Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including ampliers) that

produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding

prong. The third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult an electrician for

replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at the plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.

12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

13. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,

such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus

has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

14. When the apparatus is turned off, certain components in the power supply and system board remain energized. In order to remove all electrical power from the apparatus, unplug the power cord from the MAINS socket outlet.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

This apparatus must be connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

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Front Panel

FRONT PANEL

KEYPAD

The four LABvault-HD arrow keys are used to display status information as well as for the entry of TCP/IP network addresses. If you hold down an arrow key for more than one second, it begins to scroll through all of the available options. Release the key when the desired option is displayed.

The front panel keypad also turns the LABvault-HD on/off. Note that the LABvault-HD automatically turns on when the unit is plugged in. When held for four seconds, the red “X” button turns off the LABvault-HD. If the LABvault-HD has been turned off, press the green check push button for two seconds to turn the unit back on.

LEDS

The LABvault-HD front panel has two status, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) for at-a-glance feedback. The red “Record” LED lights up when the LABvault-HD is encoding. The blue “Play” LED lights up when playback on the LABvault is activated.

BEFORE unplugging or removing power from the LABvault-HD, shut down the unit from its front panel.

DISPLAY

The LABvault-HD display shows status and password-protected TCP/IP address entry screens. Once the LABvault-HD has been booted up, press the up or down arrows on the keypad to display the following status screens:

Serial Number & Firmware Version

06/13 10:30:00AM 094000 V1.1.11

Firmware Date

06/13 10:30:00AM FW Blt:5/31/12

Build Number

06/13 10:30:00AM Bld Num: 197

IP Address

06/13 10:30:00AM

10.9.0.16

LABvault-HD Identication

06/13 10:30:00AM ID:LABvault-HD

Processor Temperature

06/13 10:30:00AM Temp: 28°C

Recorder Status

06/13 10:30:00AM Recorder Stopped

Player Status

06/13 10:30:00AM MPEG Player Stop

Bios Date

06/13 10:30:00AM Bios:02/20/10

PStat Firmware Version

Displays the rmware version for

the infrared remote control and front panel status LEDs.

06/13 10:30:00AM PStat Ver:4.10

Transfer Status

Indicates le transfer destination and

progress. If more than one destination is selected for a transfer, the screen only shows

the rst destination to which the LABvault-HD sends the le. Changes to “Send Idle” when there are no active le transfers.

06/13 10:30:00AM NX: 0.8591GB 2%

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BACK PANEL

LABvault-HD

Back Panel

Not Used

The LABvault-HD back panel, includes, from left to right, top to bottom:

A: Power cord connector B: 9-pin male RS-232 DTE connector for control by

a compatible third party system, such as a AMX or Crestron touch screen

C: 1 RJ-45, 10/100/1000 BASE-T Ethernet port with corresponding LED indicators

Not Used

D: 1 input tension clamp terminal block for analog or AES digital audio recording

E: Audio output tension clamp terminal block for analog or AES digital audio playback

F: 1 BNC video input connector for recording G: 1 BNC video output connector for playback

D E

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System Installation

SYSTEM INSTALLATION

INSTALLING THE LABVAULT-HD

While installing the LABvault-HD, refer to the labeled back panel on page 4 that corresponds to your LABvault-HD. Perform the following installation steps:

1. The LABvault-HD may be left as a standalone, tabletop unit or mounted into a rack as follows:

Leave empty rack spaces above and below the LABvault-HD. The LABvault-HD should not have anything stacked on top of it.

a. Insert the LABvault-HD into the rack, aligning the holes of the unit’s mounting bracket with those of the rack.

b. Secure the LABvault-HD to the rack with user-supplied rack screws.

2. Connect the included power cable to the LABvault-HD’s power cord connector and then plug the other end into an AC power source.

LEIGHTRONIX strongly recommends the use of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) with the LABvault-HD. Damage from power loss or spikes is not covered under warranty.

3. Using a straight-through RJ-45 Ethernet cable, connect the LABvault-HD Ethernet port to a hub or switch on your TCP/IP network. To check your network connection, look at the Ethernet LEDs above the Ethernet port and compare to the the table on the bottom corresponding to your LABvault-HD’s back panel.

NOTE: The LABvault requires the following network

ports:

• 23 Telnet

• 21 FTP Control Connection

• 20 FTP Data (if using third party FTP client in passive mode)

• 80 for the LABvault-HD Web interface

• 2000 UDP for ePRO-BUS Control

LABvault-HD Ethernet LED Indicators

LED Position State Description

Right Off Connection speed is 10Mb/s

Green Connection speed is

Orange Connection speed is

Left Slow blinking

yellow

Fast blinking yellow

100Mb/s

1000Mb/s

Ethernet link not established

Ethernet link established. LABvault-HD is transmitting on the network.

4. Connect your video signal wiring to the LABvault-HD as follows:

a. Video Source: this is the video resource or signal the LABvault-HD will record. Connect your video source

wiring to the LABvault-HD’s BNC video input.

b. Video Preview: preview your recorded video before it is transferred from the LABvault-HD by connecting a

monitor to the LABvault-HD’s BNC video output.

5. Your LABvault-HD audio connections are determined by the type of audio signals you wish to record and play out, as described below:

• Embedded Digital Audio: part of your digital video signal, no additional audio connections are needed to play or record this type of audio signal.

• Non-Embedded Audio Signals: the LABvault-HD supports two-channel analog and AES balanced digital audio

signals. The LABvault-HD server comes equipped with two audio terminal blocks for recording and playing your

non-embedded audio signals.

To play/record any of the LABvault-HD’s supported, non-embedded audio signals, connect your audio signal wiring according to the following steps:

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NOTES:

a. Prepare your audio wiring for connection to the terminal

blocks by stripping approximately a 1/4 inch of shield off the end of each wire. Twist each wire’s individual strands together to prevent separation (see illustration at right for example).

b. Perform the following steps for the LABvault-HD audio

record input and playback output:

i. With your ngers, gently grasp the desired terminal

block on the LABvault-HD’s rear panel and pull to separate the block from the player/recorder.

ii. Secure each of your prepared audio wires in their

appropriate terminals as follows, referring to the table below for each wire’s placement on the terminal block:

NOTE: The AES audio conguration uses only one of either common grounds.

• The illustrations for the following examples show the terminal blocks in vertical positions. When connected to the rear panel, the blocks are horizontal with the AES terminals on each block rotated toward the “SDI IN” BNC video input.

• The LABvault-HD supports an audio wiring gauge range of 18 (maximum) to 28 (minimum) AWG.

Terminal Block Wiring Congurations and Examples

AES

Terminal Block Conguration

Example of Wire Prepared for a LABvault-HD Terminal Block

Two-Channel Analog

Terminal Block Conguration

Terminals

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(1) Using a slotted, pocket clip screwdriver with a

maximum tip width of 2.5mm and thickness of .4mm, open the terminal’s tension clamp by inserting the screwdriver tip into the clamp’s corresponding tension release slot (see the illustration on the right for an example). Firmly push the screwdriver into the slot until the clamp in the bottom of the terminal slides open (refer to the illustration

Screwdriver Inserted into Tension Clamp Release Slot

Tension Clamp Release Slot Highlighted on a LABvault-HD

Terminal Block

Tension Clamp

Release Slot

Terminal

Tension Clamp

below). (2) Insert the audio wire into its corresponding terminal until it is touches the bottom. (3) While holding the wire in place, pull the screwdriver from the slot. The wire should now be clamped into

place and should not fall out of the terminal if gently tugged. (4) Repeat steps 5.b.ii(1)–(3) for each of the remaining terminals in your audio terminal block conguration.

iii. Push each wired terminal block back into its slot on the rear panel of the LABvault-HD. The block only ts

one way into its holder on the rear panel

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ENTERING NETWORK SETTINGS INTO LABVAULT-HD

LABvault-HD

System Installation

1. Power up the LABvault-HD by pressing the green check button on the front panel for at least two seconds.

2. From the front panel, enter your password by pressing the right arrow

Default Front Panel Password:

ve right arrow keys

button to display the password entry screen and then your ve arrow key password. If the password is entered correctly, the LABvault-HD’s conguration menu will be displayed (see below).

CONFIG MENU

Edit unit address

If the password is entered incorrectly, the front panel display returns to the status screens.

3. Either enter your LABvault-HD network addresses manually or use DHCP to automatically congure the addresses according to the following steps:

• Automatic Network Addressing: enable DHCP on your LABvault-HD according to the table below. When enabled,

DHCP will congure your LABvault with an IP, subnet mask, and gateway network addresses.

DHCP Conguration Steps Corresponding Screen Displays

i. From the “CONFIG MENU” screen, press “↑” or “↓” to pro-

ceed to the “Edit DHCP” screen.

CONFIG MENU

Edit DHCP

ii. Press “→” to select the screen.

iii. Press “↑” or “↓” to toggle the eld value from “DISABLED”

to “ENABLED.”

iv. Press “→” to enter the next screen.

ENABLE DHCP: ENABLED

v. Either press “→” again to save your changes or “←” to

abort changes.

Press ~ to confirm DHCP

The LABvault-HD must be powered down and then powered back up to apply any DHCP changes (press the red “X” button for four seconds to turn the unit off and then press the green check button for two seconds to return power).

• Manual Network Address Entry Obtain an IP address, subnet mask, and a gateway for your LABvault-HD from your network administrator.

Repeat the network conguration steps below to enter your IP, subnet, and gateway network addresses.

Network Address Conguration Steps Corresponding Screen Displays

i. From the “CONFIG MENU” screen, press “↑” or “↓” to pro-

ceed to the desired address screen.

ii. Press “→” to select the screen.

CONFIG MENU

Edit unit address

iii. Press “→” or “←” to position the underscore beneath the

editable elds and press “↑“ or “↓“ to edit the values.

iv. Press “→” past all of the editable elds to enter the next

Enter address

255. 0. 0. 0.

screen.

v. Either press “→” again to save your changes or “←” to

abort changes.

Press ~ to confirm address

The LABvault-HD must be powered down and then powered back up to apply any network address changes (press the red “X” button for four seconds to turn the unit off and then press the green check button for two seconds to return power).

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4. Optional: the LABvault-HD FTP buffer size setting helps to control the rate at which data is transferred to and from the LABvault. The buffer size defaults to 16 kilobytes, but may be adjusted down to 4 KB or up to 64 KB. If your

network equipment can handle a higher rate, edit the setting to 32 or 64 KB for faster transfer times.

To change the FTP buffer size, perform the following:

FTP Buffer Size Conguration Steps Corresponding Screen Displays

i. From the “CONFIG MENU” screen, press “↑” or “↓” to

proceed to the “Edit FTP TCP Buf” screen.

ii. Press “→” to select the screen.

CONFIG MENU

Edit FTP TCP Buf

iii. Press “→” or “←” to position the underscore beneath the

editable elds and press “↑” or “↓” to edit the values.

iv. Press “→” again to apply change and enter reboot

TCP Buf size: 64 kbytes

message screen or “←” to abort changes.

The LABvault-HD must be powered down and then powered back up to apply any FTP buffer size changes (press the red “X” button for four seconds to turn the unit off and then press the green check button for two seconds to return power).

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Administrative Web Interface

ADMINISTRATIVE WEB INTERFACE

Your LABvault-HD includes an administrative Web interface, allowing any authorized user to conveniently set up and check on your LABvault from the Internet. The LABvault-HD administrative Web interface has been tested for compatibility with Internet Explorer, version 8 or higher, Firefox, Safari, and Google Chrome.

OPENING AND LOGGING IN

Type your LABvault-HD’s IP address into your Web brower’s address bar (i.e., http://10.255.14.175). Enter the LABvaultHD “admin” username and password into the login prompt and click the “Login” button.

NOTE: The username is always “admin” and the factory-default password is the last six digits of your LABvault-HD’s

serial number.

Administrative Interface Login Screen

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Administrative Web Interface

UNDERSTANDING STATUS INDICATORS ON “SYSTEM DASHBOARD” SCREEN

Click the “Dashboard” button to display the “System Dashboard” screen. The Dashboard displays all of the currently

congured settings for your LABvault-HD as well as the unit’s operational and storage status.

“System Dashboard” Web Interface Screen

MPEG Player Status: shows the

lename and playback time of the video

currently being displayed

Storage: shows the storage capacity of your LABvault-HD’s internal hard drive for both

system conguration information (“System”) and digital video les (“Internal”). Both the

“System” and “Internal” indicators show how much storage has been used and is currently available for each internal drive partition. The “Internal” storage indicator also shows how

many les are currently on the hard drive.

Site Information: customize the “Site Name” and “Site Location” information for your system from the “Site Information” tab on the “System Management” screen. Refer to the “Edit Site Name and Location from the ‘System Management’ Screen” subsection on the following page for further information.

File Transfers: shows which les

are currently being transferred, the transfer destination(s), and the transfer rate.

MPEG Recorder Status: shows

the user-selected lename and recording quality preset for the current recording

session as well as the record time in hours:minutes:seconds:frames. The

“Auto Delete” eld indicates whether or

not your LABvault-HD has been set up to

automatically delete transferred les from its

internal hard drive.

Destination Conguration: indicates

the le destination(s) set up for automatic/ manual le transfers and network settings

entered for all destinations.

Network Settings: shows the network settings entered into your LABvault-HD’s front panel.

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Administrative Web Interface

ENTERING LABVAULT-HD SETTINGS

Congure your LABvault-HD’s site identication, system time and time zone, login username(s) and password(s), and

more from the “System Management” screen as described in the following subsections:

Site Name and Location

Customize the “Site Name” and “Site Location” on your “System Dashboard” screen for your system. Click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “Site Information” tab. Enter

a new identication name for your site into the “Site Name” eld and a location description in the “Site Location” eld. Click “Apply Changes” to change the

information on your “System Dashboard” screen.

“Site Information” Tab on “System Management” Web Interface Screen

“Site Information” Window on “System Dashboard” Screen

LABvault-HD System Time

Click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “Site Information” tab. “LABvault-HD Time” shows the date and time currently on your LABvault-HD system. To change the LABvault-HD’s date/time, perform one of the following:

• Sync your LABvault-HD system’s date and time to your computer’s current date and time by clicking the “Set”

button next to the “Computer Time” eld.

• Manually change the LABvault-HD system date and time by editing the “Manual” elds as follows:

1. Use the up/down arrows to adjust the time elds.

2. Click on the date eld and select a new date in the calendar that appears.

3. Click the “Set” button to make the changes.

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Usernames and Passwords for Administrative Interface

Control access to your LABvault-HD system settings and operation through the browser-based interface. Click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “Security” tab. Perform the following:

“Security” Tab on “System Management” Web Interface Screen

• “System User (admin)” Password: use these elds to change the password for the “admin” user account. The “admin” user is able to access the main LABvault-HD browser-based interface to change system conguration settings, activate the LABvault-HD recorder, modify le transfer settings, and view system log les. To change the

“admin” password, enter up to eight alphanumeric characters in both elds and then click the “Change Password” button to save.

• “Front Panel Password”: protect access to the network settings entered into the front panel of your LABvault-

HD by clicking a combination of ve arrow buttons and then clicking the “Save” button to change the password or “Clear” to remove your entry from the eld.

• “Remote Users”: remote user accounts allow users with supported third party systems to initiate, stop, and check

the status of recording on your LABvault-HD. Enter a username and password into the corresponding elds and

then click the “Submit” button to add the account. To delete a remote user account, single click on the user’s name and then click the “Delete” button.

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Administrative Web Interface

ePRO-BUS Setting

Click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “ePRO-BUS” tab. Click the “Enable” button to allow the LABvault-HD to receive PRO-BUS control commands over your Ethernet network from a LEIGHTRONIX E-HD2 server. Clicking “Disable” will prevent the LABvault-HD from receiving ePRO-BUS commands.

NOTE: Any LABvault-HD and E-HD2 server using the ePRO-BUS feature must be assigned a static IP address and

made available for UDP on Port 2000.

“ePRO-BUS” Tab on “System Management” Web Interface Screen

Serial Port Setting

The serial port mode setting, accessed by clicking the “Serial Port” tab on the “System Management” screen, applies to the bottom serial port on the back panel of the LABvault-HD chassis. “Host” mode allows the LABvault-HD to receive serial control commands from supported, external devices connected to the bottom serial port. “Camera” mode is not

currently supported. Currently, the LABvault-HD is automatically congured in the “Host” mode.

“Serial Port” Tab on “System Management” Web Interface Screen

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SETTING UP FILE TRANSFER DESTINATION(S)

Easily control where your recorded les are sent by clicking the “Destinations” button and using the “File Destinations” screen tabs. Recorded les may be automatically or manually transferred to an E-HD2 server/

controller and/or third party server with FTP capabilities, as outlined below. The settings apply to each recording session until you change them.

NOTE: If no destinations are enabled, the LABvault-HD will record and store your les on its internal 250 GB

hard drive. Refer to “Managing Files” on page 21 for instructions on transferring and deleting les off the internal hard drive.

E-HD2 Server Destination

Send your LABvault-HD les to any of the storage volumes attached to your E-HD2 server. Enter your E-HD2’s IP address, username, and password along with the name of the volume that you want to store the les. The names of

your storage volumes can be viewed in the WinLGX “Storage Manager” window. Complete the remaining settings

according to the labeled illustration below and click the “Apply Changes” button when you have nished.

“E-HD2” Tab on “File Destinations” Web Interface Screen

“Enable”: when checked, les will be automatically

transferred to the specied E-HD2 system after each

recording session.

“Verify Connectivity”: after entering your E-HD2 unit’s

IP address, username, and password, click the “Verify Connectivity” button to ensure your LABvault-HD can connect to the server.

“Transfer Holdoff Schedule”: 7 day/24-hour timeline

allows you to decide which hours of the week your

LABvault will transfer les to your E-HD2 system. Single

click each hour segment on the timeline to toggle transfer capabilities on or off (green = on, red = off).

“Enable Auto-Play CH”: if you have selected the “PEGcasting”

option on the “Record Settings” tab, you may choose to have the

transferring le stream automatically begin playing on your E-HD2

system’s Digital Video Player 1 and/or 2. Select a “Playback

Delay” of 2-60 minutes to specify how long after the le stream is

transferred that it should begin playing on the selected channel(s).

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Server with FTP Capabilities

Push your les to another LEIGHTRONIX or third party video server with FTP capabilities. Enter your server’s IP

address, username, and password along with the name of the destination path. Complete the remaining settings

according to the labeled illustration below and click the “Apply Changes” button when you have nished.

“FTP Server” Tab on “File Destinations” Web Interface Screen

“Enable”: when checked, les will be automatically transferred

to the specied FTP server after each recording session.

“Verify Connectivity”: after entering your FTP server’s IP address,

username, and password, click the “Verify Connectivity” button to ensure your LABvault-HD can connect to the server.

“Transfer Holdoff Schedule”: 24-hour timeline allows you to decide

which hours of the day your LABvault will transfer les to your server.

Single click each hour segment on the timeline to toggle transfer capabilities on or off (green = on, red = off).

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Administrative Web Interface

RECORDING

Set up your LABvault-HD system for recording with the administrative interface’s record quality and automation settings

and then learn how to use the interface to activate the LABvault-HD’s record features through the following subsections:

Record Settings

Click the “DESTINATIONS” button and then select the “Record Settings” tab. Enter the following record settings and then click the “Apply Changes” button to send the changes to your LABvault-HD or “Cancel” to abort. The settings will be applied to every recording session until they are changed.

“Record Settings” on “File Destinations” Screen

• “File Name”: in the “File Name” eld, enter up to 14 characters (letters, numbers, and underscores only—no spaces). If you use the same lename for more than one recording session, the record date and start time will be appended to the name of each additional recorded le as “yy/mm/dd-hh/mm/ss” (year/month/day-hours/minutes/

seconds).

NOTE: Alternatively, you may enter the new lename into the “File Name” box in the lefthand column of the

LABvault-HD Web interface. Click the “Save” button to make the change. The new name will appear in

the “File Name” eld on the “File Settings” tab.

• “Create Unique Files”: when this option is selected, the record date and start time will be appended to the lename of each recorded le as “yy/mm/dd-hh/mm/ss” (year/month/day-hours/minutes/seconds).

• “Automatic Delete”: if you want your recorded les deleted from the LABvault’s internal hard drive after each transfer, select the “Enable” “Automatic Delete” option. The “Disable” option will cause your recorded les to stay

on the hard drive until you manually delete them from the “File Management” screen (click the “Files” button).

NOTE: If no destinations are enabled, the LABvault-HD will record and store your les on its internal 250 GB hard

drive. Refer to “Managing Files” on page 21 for instructions on transferring and deleting les off the internal hard drive.

• “File Quality”: select a “File Quality” recording preset for your les. Each recording quality preset represents the

range of bit rates within which the le will be recorded.

• “Audio Source”: select the type of embedded or non-embedded (“Analog” or “AES”) audio signal your system is set up to record from the options below.

¾ “Analog”: corresponds to the analog terminals on the LABvault-HD’s audio input terminal block

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¾ “AES”: corresponds to the AES terminals on the LABvault-HD’s audio input terminal block ¾ “Embedded 1-2”, “Embedded 3-4,” “Embedded 5-6,” and “Embedded 7-8”: if your audio is embedded within the

incoming video signal, select the embedded audio channel pair that you want to record

• “Closed Captions”: Select the “Enable Closed Captions” option to capture any closed caption data from the source. Closed captions are hidden in the video signal and decoded for display on televisions with built-in decoders or televisions connected to external decoders.

• “PEGcasting”: if you want your LABvault-HD les transferred to your E-HD2 server 15 seconds after the les begin recording, select the “Enable” “PEGcasting” option. To use the PEGcasting Next to Live autoplay feature for

simulated live broadcasting, you must still complete the “PEGcasting N2L” conguration settings on the “E-HD2”

tab.

Left Column

“MPEG Recorder” Controls

Recording from the Web Interface

Start/Stop recording from the LABvault-HD Web interface as follows:

1. From the “MPEG Recorder” panel under the menu buttons or from the “MPEG Engine Control” panel on the bottom of the “File Management” screen, click the record button to begin recording.

2. To end the recording session, click the stop recording button . If a le

destination was congured and enabled in the Web interface, your recorded le will be automatically transferred to the destination.

“MPEG Engine Control” Panel

Stop Button

Record Button

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PLAYING FILES

Playback of your recorded les on a connected preview monitor may be initiated from the LABvault-HD web interface as well as a third party touch screen. To initiate playback of a le from the web interface, use one of the following control

options:

“MPEG Player” Left Column Controls

Left Column

“MPEG Player” Controls

On the left sidebar of the LABvault-HD web interface, you will see the control buttons for the LABvault-HD’s MPEG player. Perform the following:

1. Click the load button to display the “Open File” popup window. Single click to select

the le you wish to display and click “Open” to load the selection or “Cancel” to

abort.

“Open File” Popup Window

Load Button

Stop Button

Pause Button

Play Button

2. Start playing the le by clicking the play button.

3. You may pause playback by clicking the pause button or stop it completely with the button. The stop button also

unloads the le from the MPEG player.

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“MPEG Engine Control” Panel

The LABvault-HD’s MPEG player controls are also available on the bottom of the “FILES”/”File Management” screen in the “MPEG Engine Control” panel. The “MPEG Engine Control” panel playback controls mirror the functionality of the “MPEG Player” left column controls, so that controls from either panel can be used interchangeably during each

playback session. If a le is playing or paused, its lename will have the corresponding symbol next to it in the lefthand

“File Management” listing. Perform the following:

1. Click the “FILES” menu button to display the “File Management” screen.

“MPEG Engine Control” Panel on “File Management” Screen

Files on the

LABvault-HD’s

Internal Hard

Drive

Currently

Playing File

Stop Button

“MPEG Engine Control” Panel

Pause Button

Play Button

2. From the lefthand listing of les on the LABvault-HD’s internal hard drive, single click to select the le you wish to display.

3. From the “MPEG Engine Control” panel, start playing the le by clicking the play button.

4. You may pause playback by clicking the pause button or stop it completely with the stop button. The stop button

also unloads the le from the MPEG player.

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MANAGING FILES

The “File Management” screen displays a recorded le listing and transfer queue, allowing you to manually transfer les, stop le transfers, and manage any les stored on the LABvault-HD’s internal hard drive. Recorded les are stored on the LABvault’s internal hard drive if the “Automatic Delete” record le setting has been disabled and/or no le destinations have been enabled, giving you the option to rename, delete, and manually transfer les from the “File Management”

screen. Click the “Files” menu button to display the screen and then perform any of the following steps, as needed:

“File Management” Web Interface Screen

Files on the

LABvault-HD’s

Internal Hard

Drive

File Transfer Queue

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Rename Files on Internal Hard Drive

Under the “Video Files” listing on the left side of the screen, either single click on the le you would like to rename and then click the “Rename” button or just right click on the le and select “Rename” from the menu that appears. In the “Rename File” window that appears, enter a new lename of up to 27 alphanumeric characters, no spaces, and click

“Ok” to accept the change or “Cancel” to abort.

Delete Files from Hard Drive/Transfer Queue

• Hard Drive: under the “Video Files” listing, either single click on the le you would like to delete and then click

the “Delete” button or just right click on the le and select “Delete File” from the pop-up menu. Click “Yes” when prompted to delete the le or “No” to abort.

• Transfer Queue: to delete a single le under “Video Transfers,” either single click on the le you would like to delete and then click the “Remove” button or just right click on the le and select “Remove Transfer” from the pop-up menu. To remove all les from the transfer catalog, either single click on a le and then click the “Remove All” button or just right click on the le and select “Remove All Transfers” from the pop-up menu. Click “Yes” when prompted to delete the le(s) or “No” to abort.

Manually Transfer Recorded Files

Under the “Video Files” listing, either single click on the le you would like to transfer and click the “Add” button to transfer the le to your congured destination(s) or right click on the le and select a le transfer destination(s) from the pop-up menu. Ensure you have entered the conguration settings for the selected destination(s) on the “File

Destinations” screen.

Popup Menu for “Video Files” Listing on the “File Management” Screen

Change File Transfer Destinations

Change the destination of any le in the “Video Transfers” queue by right clicking on the le and selecting one of the add/remove options in the popup menu. The remove options de-select current le transfer destinations, while the add options transfer the le to the corresponding destinations. Ensure you have entered the conguration settings for the

selected destination(s) on the “File Destinations” screen.

Popup Menu for “Video Transfers” Listing on the “File Management” Screen

Enable/Disable Auto Delete

Use the “Toggle Auto Delete” option to turn “Delete” on and off for the selected le.

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CHECKING LOG FILES

The LABvault-HD keeps track of everything done to or by it in internal log les which are accessible from the

administrative Web interface. Click the “LOGS” menu button to display the list of current LABvault-HD logs on the “Log Files” screen.

“EVENTS.LOG” Selected on “Log Files” Web Interface Screen

Open a Log File

From the top panel on the “Log Files” screen, single click on the desired log le to select it and then click the “Save” button to display an open/save le dialog box. Either open or save the selected log le on your computer or network as

a .txt or Excel® le.

Search a Log File

Search for specic entries within either of the event or rmware logs. From the top panel on the “Log Files” screen, single click the desired log le. Enter your search term into the “Find” box and click the “Search” button to lter out any

entries not containing the search term. Use the “Previous” and “Next” buttons to move up and down between entries in

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the log le.

Delete a Log File

From the top panel on the “Log Files” screen, single click the desired log le to select it and then click the “Delete” button. A popup box will appear, asking whether or not you wish to delete the le. Click “Yes” to delete or “No” to abort.

The types of LABvault-HD log les are as follows:

• Event Logs: the event logs track LABvault-HD operations, including recording sessions, le transfers, and

LABvault status. Single click either “EVENTS.LOG” to select the most current le of LABvault-HD actions or “OLDEVNTS.LOG” to view archived LABvault actions. When selected, both event logs display the screen shown in

the illustration above. The event logs provide a description of each action under “Message,” along with the action’s date and time, severity, and type (“Source”).

The LABvault will continually write to the “EVENTS.LOG” le until it reaches 7 MB. Once “EVENTS.LOG” reaches

7 MB, the LABvault-HD will rename it to “OLDEVNTS.LOG” (deleting the previous “OLDEVNTS.LOG”) and then display a new “EVENTS.LOG” on the “Log Files” screen. This ongoing cycle ensures that recent events are always logged.

• Firmware Logs: the LABvault-HD creates log les that specically track rmware installations. The “pkgsrch.

log” le veries whether the LABvault-HD rmware le has been uploaded onto your LABvault, while the

“lvhdxxxxxx_full.log” records information about the actual installation of rmware on the LABvault. Separate “pkgsrch.log” and “lvhdxxxxxx_full.log” rmware log les are created each time you perform a LABvault-HD rmware

update. Previous rmware log les are not overwritten when new rmware updates are performed.

• Disk Diagnostics Logs: the “scan_C.log” and “scan_D.log” les display information from the most recent

LABvault-HD hard drive scan performed with the “Disk Diagnostics” utility. Both les are automatically overwritten

each time you run a drive scan, with “scan_C.log” providing information about the system data partition on the drive

and “scan_D.log” covering the drive’s le partition area.

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MAINTAINING THE LABVAULT-HD

The administrative interface provides a “Maintenance” tab screen under “System Management” to help you easily keep

your LABvault-HD at peak performance. Take advantage of the no-charge rmware le updates to ensure your LABvaultHD system has the latest features and enhancements. Also, safeguard any recorded les and data on your LABvault-

HD’s internal hard drive by regularly running the disk diagnostics utility with the click of a button. Refer to the subsections below for more details.

“Maintenance” Tab on “System Management” Web Interface Screen

Update Firmware

LEIGHTRONIX places the most current LABvault-HD rmware les on the LEIGHTRONIX Support Center Web site. Save the update les to an accessible directory on your computer or network.

Once you have downloaded the LABvault-HD rmware update le from the Support Center, open the LABvault’s Web

interface and click the “SYSTEM” menu button. Select the “Maintenance” tab and use the “Choose File” button to

navigate to the saved location of the rmware le. Click the “Update” button to download and install the rmware le

onto your LABvault-HD.

Check Internal Hard Drive

The LABvault-HD disk diagnostics feature automatically xes many common File Allocation Table (FAT) errors that may

impair or cause data loss on your LABvault’s internal hard drive. LEIGHTRONIX recommends using the feature on a

monthly basis to ensure optimal drive performance as well as any time you discover le/drive errors in your log les or notice drive performance issues due to improper system shutdown or rmware changes.

NOTE: The disk diagnostics process does not x physical degradation of the hard drive. Contact LEIGHTRONIX

Technical Support for further information on servicing your LABvault’s internal hard drive.

To run the disk diagnostics feature, click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “Maintenance” tab. Click the “Disk Diagnostics” button and then select the popup menu’s “Yes” option to

perform the disk check process. When the diagnosis has been completed, a log le describing any errors discovered

and actions performed will be added to the “Log Files” page on your LABvault’s Web interface.

Reboot/Shut Down

Click the “SYSTEM” button to display the “System Management” screen and then click the “Maintenance” tab. Click “Reboot” to power your LABvault-HD off and then back on or click the “Shutdown” button to only power off your LABvault.

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CONTROL COMMANDS

The LABvault-HD is meant to be locally operated from a compatible, third party control system connected either directly to the LABvault via an RS-232 serial cable or through your network. This section provides the control commands needed to program your touch screen to operate your LABvault-HD. For even greater versatility, your programmer can create a Web interface for Internet

Explorer that duplicates your touch screen interface.

Touch Screen Interface: RS-232 SERIAL or TELNET

NOTES:

• Serial communication is 115200, N, 8, 1.

• The remote control port is standard RS-232 DTE (connection to a standard PC DB-9 would be via DB9F to DB9F NULL cable).

• Telnet has a 5 minute session timeout after no activity. Serial connections do not have a timeout.

• A LABvault-HD with a serially connected external control system will boot logged in. A

LABvault-HD with an external control system connected via Telnet requires the user to log in

again on a reboot.

• When logged in, the prompt is: “LABVAULTHD>” and when not logged in, the prompt is: “>”

• Multiple Telnet sessions and a serial session are independent of each other.

• All commands and responses are terminated with <CR><LF>.

• The destination server for the FINALIZE command is congured via the LABvault-HD Web interface.

LABvault-HD Control Commands

FUNCTION COMMAND DETAILS ASCII RESPONSE

(Username) Login USER <USERNAME> Logs in username. Allows

access to restricted function. Followed by PASS command to complete login. If followed by ANY argument, it will appear to be successful (as to not give away which user accounts are and are not valid).

331 User name ok, need password

(Password) Login PASS <PASSWORD> Species password after

“USER” command has been completed.

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• If successful: 230 User Logged in, proceed

• If already logged in: 335 Already logged in

• If not preceded by successful USER attempt: 332 USER account not

specied

• If invalid password or user entered (user will

be required to re-execute

USER command): 507 Login attempt FAILED

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FUNCTION COMMAND DETAILS ASCII RESPONSE

Logout LOGOFF Logs off the user and ends

the session. Restores

336 Session reset, rights reset to guest privileges

default user guest rights.

Show Prompt PROMPTON Turns on the “LABVAULT>”

200 Command OK

prompt.

Hide Prompt PROMPTOFF Turns off the “LABVAULT>”

200 Command OK

prompt.

Play

NOTE: When playback is initiated, recording will be stopped.

PLAYFILE <FILENAME> FILENAME is full lename/

ext of le to be played.

Filename is case insensitive. \Internal\mpeg\ directory is assumed.

200 Command OK

Ex.: PLAYFILE BROOKS. M2T

Record

NOTE: When recording is initiated, playback will be stopped.

RECFILE <FILENAME> Time/Date stamp will be

appended if same lename

is used for multiple records.

Do not include “.m2t” le

extension at the end of

lename. \Internal\mpeg\

200 Command OK

directory is assumed.

(Alphanumeric, ‘-’, ‘_’ allowed)

Ex.: RECFILE BROOKS

NOTE: Record le

parameters are set in the LABvault-HD’s Web interface

Pause Play PAUSE Pauses channel if it is in

200 Command OK play, unpauses it if it is in pause (toggle).

Stop STOP Stops the current playback

200 Command OK or record function.

Send File FINALIZE <FILENAME> FILENAME is full lename/

ext of le to be nalized.

Filename is case insensitive.

\Internal\mpeg\ directory is assumed. File will no longer

• If successful: 200 Command OK

• If unsuccessful: 663 Cannot

nalize le, no destinations

are enabled

be available for playback.

NOTE: For nalize to

succeed, at least one destination must be

congured and enabled

via the LABvault-HD Web interface, otherwise the result will be fail.

Ex.: FINALIZE BROOKS. M2T

LABvault-HD

Control Commands

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FUNCTION COMMAND DETAILS ASCII RESPONSE

Get File Dir GETMPEGDIR Gets the directory of the \

Internal\mpeg\ dir. Ex.: 399 * 20683495 06-162009 14:32:30 00:00:30:07 BROOKS.m2t

For each entry:

399 * <FILESIZE> <MMDD-YYYY> <HH:MM:SS> <LH:LM:LS:LF> <FILENAME>

• <FILESIZE>: raw length of

le in bytes

375 * 00003 Mpeg Files Returned

• <MM-DD-YYYY>: last write time date

• <HH:MM:SS>: last write time

• <LH:LM:LS:LF>: M2T length in hours: minutes: seconds: frames

• <FILENAME>: lename of

le

After last entry:

375 * nnnnn Mpeg Files Returned

Get Status GETSTAT Gets the current player

and recorder status and timecode.

Record Ex.: GETSTAT

recording le BROOKS.

m2t, current record time is 7m, 19s, 29 frames (388 0 NONE 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 7 BROOKS. M2T 00:07:19:29)

Playback Ex.: GETSTAT

playing le BROOKS.m2t,

current playback position is 4m, 21s, 10 frames.

Total le length is 22m,

10s, 8 frames. (388 1 BROOKS.M2T 00:04:21:10 00:22:10:08 0 NONE 00:00:00:00)

388 P <PLAYERFILE> <PH:PM:PS:PF> <LH:LM:LS:LF> R <RECFILE> <RH:RM:RS:RF>

• P: Player mode (0 = STOP, 1 = PLAY, 2 = PAUSE)

• <PLAYERFILE>: lename

of le currently playing

(NONE if none)

• <PH:PM:PS:PF>: current playback timecode position in HH:MM:SS:FF

• <LH:LM:LS:LF>: total

length of le currently being

played back

• R: recorder mode (0 = STOP, 7 = RECORD)

• <RECFILE>: lename

of le currently being

recorded (NONE if none)

• <RH:RM:RS:RF>: current

record le length in

HH:MM:SS:FF

Bump FWD MPGBUMPFWD “Bumps” the current

200 Command OK playback position 10 seconds forward (to the nearest applicable I-Frame).

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FUNCTION COMMAND DETAILS ASCII RESPONSE

Bump REV MPGBUMPREV “Bumps” the current

200 Command OK playback position backwards 10 seconds or to the

beginning of the le if within the rst 10 seconds (to the

nearest applicable I-Frame).

Jump TC MPGJUMPTC

<HH:MM:SS:FF>

Sets the current playback position to the nearest

200 Command OK

applicable I-Frame to the

timecode specied.

Get Free Space GETDISKFREE <ROOT

PATH>

Gets the free space from the

specied drive.

232 <VOLSIZE> <FREE

SPACE> bytes free

Ex.: getdiskfree d:\ 232 * 120031477760 102305726464 bytes free

Delete File XREMOVE <PATH\

FILENAME>

Delete a le from the hard

drive (most applicable to the D:\MPEG directory).

Ex.: XREMOVE d:\mpeg\

• If successful: 200 Command OK

• If unsuccessful: 531 Could

not remove requested le

KOWALSKI.m2t

Rename File XRENAME <ORIG PATH\

FILENAME> <NEW PATH\

FILENAME>

Rename a le on the hard

drive.

Ex.: XRENAME d:\mpeg\ origname.m2t d:\mpeg\

• If successful: 200 Command OK

• If unsuccessful: 534 Rename failed, (Error: nn)

newname.m2t

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Specications

SPECIFICATIONS

In no event shall LEIGHTRONIX be liable for any damages whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data, or prots, whether

or not advised of the possibility of damage, and on any theory of liability, arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the LABvault-HD.

Dimensions 1.75”H x 14”W x 9”D (19”W with rack ears)

Weight, without carton or cables

Front Panel Display 2x16 character liquid crystal display

Keypad Six push button keypad

Power Input Three-position IEC power input with removable power cord

Power Supply Internal 200W power supply with active P.F.C., which accepts 90-264VAC @ 47-

Product Safety Certied and listed as:

Internal Real Time Clock

Conguration Storage • Internal battery-backed memory

Ethernet Network Host Management

Firmware • Updateable via Ethernet

Administrative Web Interface

Internal Storage 250 GB internal hard drive provides 200 GB of digital media storage

5 lbs.

• Four arrow push buttons provide password-protected front panel status and

network conguration

• Green check button powers on the unit

• Red “X” button powers off the unit

63Hz

• Audio, Video, and Similar Electronic Apparatus Safety Requirements ANSI/UL

60065, 7th edition

• Audio, Video, and Similar Electronic Apparatus Safety Requirements CAN/CSA

C22.2 No. 60065:03, 1st edition

Type: microprocessor interfaced Reference: crystal controlled, temperature compensated Accuracy: +/- 5 seconds per month

• Data integrity veried

• Elements:

►

IP address

►

Subnet mask

►

Gateway

►

User Information

• Remote Support: Dial-Up Networking

• Network Support Interface:

►

Eight-position, eight-conductor RJ-45 modular jack, 10/100/1000 BASE-T, unshielded twisted pair, Ethernet

►

Ethernet_II frame type

►

Protocol: TCP/IP

►

Services: Telnet, FTP, Web

• Cyclical redundancy check (CRC) veried at time of reprogram

• Password-protected

• Provides setup for automatic le transfers to one of the following destinations:

►

LEIGHTRONIX E-HD2

►

Any destination with FTP capabilities

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Specications

Internal Hardware Encoder (Recorder)/ Decoder (Player)

Digital Video Inputs/ Outputs

The LABvault-HD’s HD/SD digital video channel operates as either a player or recorder. Initiating playback during recording stops recording and likewise starting recording during playback stops video playback. The LABvault-HD encoder/decoder supports the following:

• H.264 High Prole video encoding/decoding, HD Level 4 and SD Level 3

• MPEG-1 Layer II audio encoding/decoding

• HD (1080i and 720p) and Standard Denition (480i) playback and recording

• High Denition

○ 1920 x 1080 (29.97 Hz Interlaced, IBP group of pictures [GOP]

structure)

○ 1280 x 720 (59.94 Hz progressive, IBBP GOP structure)

¾ Standard Denition: 720 x 480 (29.97 Hz interlaced, IBBP GOP structure)

• 4:2:0 chroma subsampling, 8-bit, YCbCr

Automatic video and audio multiplexing during recording results in a single MPEG-

2 transport stream (.m2t) le containing an H.264 High Prole video stream and MPEG-1 Layer II audio.. The maximum recorded le length allowed by the

LABvault-HD is 23 hours, 59 minutes, and 50 seconds.

Digital video recording results are based on a combination of the selected recording

quality default and the quality of the input source. Video being fed to the encoder

must have stable sync. Input signals with copy protection are not recordable.

The LABvault-HD encoder can capture HD (1080i and 720p) and Standard Denition (480i) video at one of the following recording qualities:

• Good: VBR of 3.00-5.00 Mb/s, incoming video signal with a resolution of 1920 x 1080i is recorded at a video resolution of 1440 x 1080i; all other signals recorded at their native resolutions, 192 kb/s audio bit rate, 48 kHz audiosample rate

NOTE: This setting is best for reducing le size when recording signals with

lower levels of action. The LABvault-HD records the incoming HD 1920 x 1080i video signal at a resolution of 1440 x 1080i while preserving the 16:9 aspect ratio of the video in an anamorphic format.

• Better: VBR of 4.00-7.00 Mb/s, resolution same as source, 192 kb/s audio bit rate, 48 kHz audiosample rate

• Best: VBR of 7.00-9.00 Mb/s, resolution same as source, 224 kb/s audio bit rate, 48 kHz audiosample rate

• Two BNC-F HD/SD-SDI video inputs

• Two BNC-F HD/SD-SDI video outputs

• Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers (SMPTE) standards for inputs/outputs:

►

HD: SMPTE292M

►

SD: SMPTE259M

• Support for embedded audio

Digital and Analog Audio Inputs/Outputs

• Digital AES balanced audio connections

• Analog balanced audio connections

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Product Warranty

PRODUCT WARRANTY

LEIGHTRONIX, INC. warrants this digital video LABvault-HD encoder against defective workmanship

or materials for a period of ve (5) years from the original date of purchase.

During this warranty period, any parts found to be defective will be replaced at no charge. Labor to repair or replace defective parts will also be performed at no charge during the warranty period.

This warranty does not cover abuse, shipping damage, neglect, tampering by unauthorized personnel, acts of God, damage inadvertently caused by the user, preventive maintenance, or any product whose serial number is removed or defaced.

The sole responsibility of LEIGHTRONIX shall be to repair or replace in accordance with this

warranty. The seller’s and manufacturer’s only obligation shall be to repair or replace such quantity of

the product proved to be defective.

The customer shall bear the cost of shipping products returned to LEIGHTRONIX for warranty repair. The cost for return shipment to the customer will be assumed by LEIGHTRONIX and shipped via an

equal priority service shipper prepaid and insured.

Neither seller nor manufacturer shall be liable for any injury, loss or damage, direct or consequential,

arising out of the use of, or the inability to use the product. Before using, the user shall determine the suitability of the product for his/her intended use, and user assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith.

The warranty and the obligations and liabilities thereunder shall replace all other warranties or guarantees, express or implied.

DECLARATION OF STANDARDS CONFORMITY

FCC NOTICE

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause

harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct

the interference at his own expense.

Changes or modications to this device not expressly approved by LEIGHTRONIX,

INC. could void the user’s authority to operate this device.

This equipment is intended to be installed in a controlled environment with restricted access.

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The LABvault-HD rmware contains portions of the software referenced in the following copyright statements.

WHITSOFT SLIMFTPD

Portions of the LEIGHTRONIX FTP Server are derived from WhitSoft SlimFTPd.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without

modication, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

* Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice,

this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

* Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,

this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation

and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

* Neither the names of Matt Whitlock and WhitSoft Development nor the names

of their contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived

from this software without specic prior written permission.

LABvault-HD

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

THE PHP LICENSE, VERSION 3.0

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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modication, is permitted provided that the following

conditions are met:

1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

3. The name “PHP” must not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without prior written permission. For written permission, please contact [email protected].

4. Products derived from this software may not be called “PHP”, nor may “PHP” appear in their name, without prior written permission from [email protected]. You may indicate that your software works in conjunction with PHP by saying “Foo for PHP” instead of calling it “PHP Foo” or “phpfoo”

5. The PHP Group may publish revised and/or new versions of the license from time to time. Each version will be given a distinguishing version number. Once covered code has been published under a particular version of the license,

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you may always continue to use it under the terms of that version. You may also choose to use such covered code

under the terms of any subsequent version of the license published by the PHP Group. No one other than the PHP

Group has the right to modify the terms applicable to covered code created under this License.

6. Redistributions of any form whatsoever must retain the following acknowledgment: “This product includes PHP, freely available from <http://www.php.net/>”.

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE PHP DEVELOPMENT TEAM ``AS IS’’ AND ANY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE PHPDEVELOPMENT TEAM OR ITS CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

This software consists of voluntary contributions made by many individuals on behalf of the PHP Group.

The PHP Group can be contacted via Email at [email protected].

For more information on the PHP Group and the PHP project, please see <http://www.php.net>.

This product includes the Zend Engine, freely available at <http://www.zend.com>.

GD STATEMENT

based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. See the le README-JPEG.TXT for more information.

thread safety by Thomas Boutell.

safety by Thomas Boutell.

IJPEG STATEMENT

“this software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group”

FREETYPE STATEMENT

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