Sony BKMW-E3000 User Manual

NETWORK INTERFACE BOARD

BKMW-E3000

OPERATION MANUAL [English] 1st Edition

For the customers in the USA

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.

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

For customers in Canada

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-

003.

For the customers in Europe

This product with the CE marking complies with the EMC Directive(89/336/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with this directive implies conformity to the following European standards:

• EN55103-1: Electromagnetic Interference(Emission)

• EN55103-2: Electromagnetic Susceptibility(Immunity)

This product is intended for use in the following Electromagnetic Environment(s): E1 (residential), E2 (commercial and light industrial), E3 (urban outdoors) and E4 (controlled EMC environment, ex. TV studio).

Warning

This unit must be installed by qualified service personnel only. Incorrect installation may cause a fire, electrical shock, or other accident, resulting in personal injury or property damage.

Note to service personnel installing the board

Refer to the installation manual supplied with the BKMWE3000 for installation instructions.

NOTICE TO USERS

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Table of Contents

Overview ................................................................................ 5

e-VTR Functions ........................................................................5

e-VTR Manager Application Software Functions......................6

System Configuration .................................................................7

Preparations .......................................................................... 9

For Using a Computer ................................................................9

Basic Network Settings...............................................................9

Setting the Tape Top and the Beginning of the File.................11

Viewing the Network Settings..................................................11

Enabling File Reception when Using a Cassette without a

Memory Label .................................................................12

Enabling the REC Command via a Network for a Cassette with a

Memory Label .................................................................13

Enabling File Creation Exceeding the Capacity of a Memory

Label................................................................................13

Applying Changes to Basic Network Settings..........................14

Resetting User Names and Passwords......................................15

Setting the Maximum Transfer Rate.........................................15

Setting the Transfer Processing for Nonrecorded Sections ......16

Copying the Timecode Recorded in the Source Cassette.........16

Selecting the Output Audio Channel of e-Monitor...................16

Enabling File Transfer Through Control Panel Operation .......17

Starting e-VTR Manager...................................................... 19

e-VTR Manager Window Menus .............................................20

e-VTR Manager Window Tool Buttons ...................................20

Registering e-VTRs ............................................................. 21

Outputting Device Register Information to a File ....................21

Registering the Device Information at a Time by Reading a File

Accessing e-VTRs From the Computer....................................22

VTR Window Configuration................................................ 24

Entering the Title and ID of a Cassette (under Superuser

Privilege) .........................................................................26

Setting the Directory Path on the External Metadata Server

(under Superuser Privilege).............................................26

Manipulating the File System Data on an External Server (under

Superuser Privilege) ........................................................27

Creating Files (under Superuser Privilege)....................... 28

Creating Record Entries............................................................28

Importing/Exporting File List...................................................29

Automatically Creating Files from Tape or Memory Label

Information......................................................................30

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Backing Up the Menu Settings.................................................30

Saving the Files with a Different Name ...................................30

Monitoring File Contents .................................................... 31

Displaying File Top Pictures ....................................................31

Monitoring the Video and Audio of Files (e-monitor) .............31

Storing JPEG Data....................................................................31

Storing/Playing Files Using a PC....................................... 32

Storing an MXF Proxy AV File on the PC Local Disk ............32

Playing Back a MXF Proxy AV File on the PC Local Disk ....32

Transferring Files ................................................................33

File Transfer Progress Window Operations .............................33

If the Receiving Side Has a File of the Same Name With the File

Being Transferred............................................................34

Changing File Attributes (Change Attribute) ...........................34

Web Application Operations .............................................. 35

Displaying the Web Application ..............................................35

Information in the Top Page .....................................................36

File Page Operations........................................................... 37

Displaying and Modifying Attributes of Existing Files ...........38

Updating the Content of File and Entry Record Lists ..............38

Capturing Images......................................................................38

Creating Files............................................................................38

Creating Record Entries............................................................38

Maintenance Page Operations ........................................... 39

Hours Meter Page .....................................................................40

Error Logger Page.....................................................................41

User Registration Page .............................................................42

SNMP Variable Settings Page..................................................44

Network Information Page .......................................................45

MENU Information for Network Page .....................................45

MXF D10 Transfer Destination Page .......................................46

MXF Proxy AV Transfer Destination Page..............................47

DNS Server & HTTP Proxy Server Page .................................48

Table of Contents

Overview

The BKMW-E3000 is a network interface board for installation in an MSW-2000 series digital videocassette recorder. With this board installed, the VTR can be added to a 10/100/1000Base-T network to transfer video, audio, and metadata as MXF files. You can use MXF data received over the network to record video, audio, and metadata to cassettes. MXF (Material Exchange Format) is a file format that stores video, audio, and metadata in a single package. It enables communications between network devices such as VTRs and servers.

Windows application network services

Installing e-VTR Manager, the supplied Windows application, allows FTP file transfer and monitoring of video and audio from the application.

Using the e-VTR control panel to transfer FTP/HTTP files

You can use the control panel operation of the e-VTR instead of the supplied Windows application e-VTR Manager to transfer FTP or HTTP files. If you specify IN and OUT points in advance, you can then transfer the section between the points as a file. Up to 5 servers can be registered as transfer destinations. These destination settings are saved even after the power to the VTR is turned off.

e-VTR Functions

A VTR with this board installed (called an e-VTR below) provides the following functions in addition to functions provided by standard MSW-2000 series VTR.

MXF file transfer and reception (file management)

MXF files containing video, audio, and metadata can be sent and received over a network (using FTP protocol).

MXF Proxy AV file transfer

You can store low-resolution video, audio, and metadata as an MXF file and handle the file at a low transfer rate. Files that contain such low-resolution video and audio data are called “MXF Proxy AV files.” MXF Proxy AV files are played back using the supplied Windows application software e-VTR Manager.

Copying of timecode from the source material

Timecode (LTC) from the source tape in the transmitting VTR can be copied as is to the cassette tape in the receiving VTR. The Setup menu of the receiving VTR (ITEM-252: TCG NETWORK REGEN MODE) can be used to specify whether the timecode is regenerated or copied as is from the source tape.

e-monitor functions

Video and audio can be monitored on a computer screen. Video is sent from the e-VTR using JPEG compression, and audio is sent using A-Law compression.

Network transmission data rate limitations

Limitations can be placed on data transmission rates for transmissions from the e-VTR to the network. This can prevent congestion and severe degradation in performance when the network is busy.

Automatic acquisition of IP addresses and other network settings

Network settings for the e-VTR (IP address, subnet mask, default gateway) can be automatically acquired from a DHCP server when the VTR is turned on and the VTR set according to the information. In order to utilize this function, it is necessary to install a DHCP server or a DHCP relay agent on the same network as the e-VTR.

Network operation using a host name (DNS client function)

When connecting with external devices via network, operations can be achieved using the host names as well as the IP addresses. Specifying a server to be connected by its host name pemits the server to be easily identified.

Web server network services

Internet browsers such as Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator can be used for the following operations:

• File operations

• Displaying the hours meter

• Displaying the error logger list

• SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) settings

• Displaying network information

• Displaying menus for network operations

File jump function

When the tape already contains data defined as MXF files, you can jump between neighboring files and play the files back.

Automatic creation of MXF files from tape or memory label information

MXF files can be automatically created from information in the timecode (LTC) on the tape (rec start marks, shot marks, post marks) or from information recorded on the

Overview

memory label (rec start marks, shot marks, cue points, IN/ OUT points).

User registration

Up to 5 users can be registered for one e-VTR. One of the registered users is “superuser,” and the other users are “general users,” registered by the superuser. The privileges of the users are as follows:

e-VTR Manager Application Software Functions

The supplied e-VTR Manager application software can be installed on a computer connected to the e-VTR to enable control of the e-VTR from the computer. The software provides the following functions.

Superuser

• Can register general users.

• Can view video and audio recorded at any location on cassette tapes.

• Can create files at any location on cassette tapes.

• Can change the properties of files owned by all users.

General users

• Can change own password.

• Can view file segments in files to which the user has access privileges.

• Can modify attributes of files for which the user has attribute modification privileges.

The superuser registers general users on the user registration page of the Web application (see page 42). General users can use the same page to change their own passwords.

Backing up Setup menu settings

Setup menu settings of the e-VTR can be saved to the computer via a network. The saved file can then be used to recover settings or copied to other e-VTRs.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) function

The SNMP function allows management information on network devices (i.e., the e-VTR) to be monitored from external monitoring software. SNMP settings for each eVTR on the network can be made through the maintenance screen of the Web browser.

External server link of metadata

A meta-data file in an external server can be downloaded and stored with video and audio data as a single MXF file enabling file transmission. You can thus operate metadata under external control and video/audio data recorded on tapes in collaboration.

MXF file transfers between FTP servers, including the e-VTR

The application can control MXF file transfers between eVTRs and between e-VTRs and servers, You can register multiple network devices on a single computer and control the devices individually.

e-VTR file creation, modification, and deletion

Files can be created by defining the top and end of previously recorded sections on the tape. These files can be modified and deleted.

e-VTR video and audio monitoring

The contents of video and audio files on the e-VTR can be monitored in real time on the computer. You can create files while checking video and audio.

Storage and playback of MXF Proxy AV files

You can load MXF Proxy AV files from an e-VTR to a local disk of your PC. It is also possible to play back MXF Proxy AV files stored on the local disk.

Trademarks

• Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Netscape is a registered trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Automatic file-system data operations with an external server

Information regarding the file system is normally stored in the Tele-File. You can set your e-VTR to write and automatically read these data to/from an external server. This permits you to specify many files regardless of the Tele-File capacity.

Overview

System Configuration

The following figures show examples of network systems using e-VTRs.

Connecting two e-VTRs

Computer

Z Z

e-VTR 1 e-VTR 2

Hub

Connecting multiple e-VTRs and a server

Computer

e-VTRs

Hub

Server

Overview

Connecting multiple e-VTRs and a mass storage server

Computer

Hub

Rooter

Hub

e-VTRs

Mass storage server

Overview

Preparations

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M5: NETWORK and press the F5 (SET) button.

For Using a Computer

Install e-VTR Manager on a computer meeting the following requirements. e-VTR Manager may not perform normally if installed on a computer that does not meet these requirements.

CPU: 1 GHz or higher Memory: 256 MB or greater OS: Windows XP/2000 DirectX 8.1lb or higher Language: English Available hard disk space: 5 MB or more Monitor resolution: XGA (1024 × 768) or more

recommended

Basic Network Settings

Use the VTR maintenance menu to make basic network settings. Use the following procedure to set the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

VTR control panel

MULTI

CONTROL

PUSH/ SHIFT

ALARM

CHANNEL

CONDITION

CTL/TC

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

HOME

KEY INHI

RESET

MAINTENANCE MODE M0 : CHECK M1 : ADJUST M2 : ERROR LOGGER M3 : OTHERS M4 : SETUP MAINTENANCE M5 : NETWORK

The M5: NETWORK page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor to M50: IP ADDRESS and press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

HOME button

HOME page of function menu

On the VTR control panel, display the HOME page of

F5(MENU) button

MULTI CONTROL knob

the function menu.

With the HOME button pressed, press the F5 (MENU) button to open the MAINTENANCE MODE page.

The M50: IP ADDRESS setting page appears.

Enter a new value or change the present value.

M5 : NETWORK M50 : IP ADDRESS

192. 168. 0. 123

Preparations

To bring the cursor to the value you want to change

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob.

To change a value

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob while holding the HOME button down.

To set the default gateway

Bring the cursor to M52: DEFAULT GATEWAY in step 4.

Restart the e-VTR, or operate M58: M50-M52 RENEW to apply the changes to the network settings.

For automatic assignment of network settings (such as IP address)

Set the IP address to “000.000.000.000” or “255.255.255.255.” When the e-VTR is turned on, the network settings are automatically assigned.

Notes

• If the IP address is set to “000.000.000.000” or “255.

255.255.255,” the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway are automatically assigned. In this case, step 7 below is unnecessary.

• If automatic assingment is active, M51: SUBNET MASK and M52: DEFAULT GATEWAY are not displayed.

• For automatic assignment of network settings, a DHCP server or a DHCP relay agent must be installed on the same network as the e-VTR.

• If network settings are automatically assigned, the IP address may change whenever the e-VTR is restarted. To prevent this, the IP address for the hardware address of the e-VTR should be defined in advance on the DHCP server. The hardware address can be confirmed on the Network Interface page (see page 45) of the Web application.

Checking the state of the network

The network indicator lights or goes out as follows, according to the state of the network.

Not lit: No FTP connection Lit: FTP control connection Blink: FTP data connection

NETWORK button

Full access to the network is possible when the NETWORK button is lit. When the NETWORK button is not lit, limited network access is permitted for the functions indicated below.

• Access via link layer (ping response, etc.)

• Web browsing

When you have set the value, press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Save Complete” appears.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS

192. 168. 0. 123

Save Complete

Set the subnet mask and default gateway in the manner which is explained in steps 4 to 6.

To set the subnet mask

Bring the cursor to M51: SUBNET MASK in step 4.

Preparations

Setting the Tape Top and the Beginning of the File

You can specify the length of the leader section at tape top, the timecode at the start of the recordable portion, and the type of video signal recorded on the leader section.

Tape top

Leader section

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Starting timecode

Header section

Video signal type

File contents

M550: LEADER LENGTH: Sets the length of the

leader section at tape top. The default setting is 10 seconds.

M551: LEADER TC: Sets the timecode at the start of

the recordable portion of the tape. The default setting is “00:00:00:00.”

M552: LEADER SIGNAL: Sets the type of signal

recorded on the leader section of the tape and the start of each file. The default setting is “OFF” (black burst).

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to the item to be set, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to change the setting, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Save Complete” appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M55: TAPE LEADER CONFIG, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

The sub-page for M55: TAPE LEADER CONFIG appears.

M5 : NETWORK

M550: LEADER LENGTH M551: LEADER TC M552: LEADER SIGNAL

Viewing the Network Settings

You can use the maintenance menu to list the following network settings.

• Setting for automatic acquisition of IP address

• Whether the internet proxy is used or not

• IP address assigned to the e-VTR

• Subnet mask for the connected network

• IP address of the default gateway of the connected network

• IP address of the DNS server

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M56: IP CONFIG, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

A list of network-related settings appears.

Preparations

M5 : NETWORK

M56 : IP CONFIG

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

DHCP:disable IP ADDRESS:

192.168.000.001 SUBNET MASK:

255.255.255.000 DEFAULT GATEWAY:

192.168.000.254 DNS SERVER ADDRESS:

192.168.000.254

Enabling File Reception when Using a Cassette without a Memory Label

It is normally necessary to attach a memory label to a cassette to enable FTP file reception. Follow the procedure to below enable FTP file reception when using a cassette without a memory label.

Note

In the case of a cassette without a memory label, recording of a file by the e-VTR begins from the tape position at the time the FTP command is received. Keep in mind that all material after that point will be overwritten by the received file.

OTHERS CONFIG

M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F M571: REC WITH TELE-F M572: TEMP FILE CREATE

The M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F setting page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to change the setting.

OTHERS CONFIG

M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F

disable

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M57: OTHERS CONFIG, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

The sub-page for M57: OTHERS CONFIG appears.

Push SET button

enable: Recording of transferred files is enabled even

when cassettes inserted in the e-VTR have no memory labels.

disable (default setting): Recording of transferred

files is disabled for cassettes inserted in the e-VTR with no memory labels.

Press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Save Complete” appears.

Preparations

Enabling the REC Command via a Network for a Cassette with a Memory Label

OTHERS CONFIG

M571: REC WITH TELE-F

Execution of the REC command via a network when using a cassette with a memory label attached is normally disabled to prevent overwriting of a file that has been already received. However, you can execute the REC command via a network for a cassette wtih a memory label in a case in which no file has been created by any user.

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M57: OTHERS CONFIG, and then press the F5 (SET) button to display the sub-page.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M571 REC WITH TELE-F, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

OTHERS CONFIG

M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F M571: REC WITH TELE-F M572: TEMP FILE CREATE

enable

Push SET button

enable: If no file has been created, execution of the

REC command execution is enabled even if the cassette inserted in the e-VTR has a memory label.

disable (default setting): REC command execution is

disabled for any cassette inserted in the e-VTR that has a memory label.

Press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Save Complete” appears.

Enabling File Creation Exceeding the Capacity of a Memory Label

Creation of a file exceeding the capacity ot the memory label attached to the cassette is normally disabled. With the following menu operation, you can enable continuous file creation even after the capacity of the memory label is exceeded. Note that the files to be created after the capacity of the memory label is exceeded will be temporary files.

The M571: REC WITH TELE-F setting page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to change the setting.

For the temporary files, see the description under “File list” on page 25

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M57: OTHERS CONFIG, and then press the F5 (SET) button to display the sub-page

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M572: TEMP FILE CREATE, and then press the F5 (SET) button.

Preparations

OTHERS CONFIG

M570: REC WITHOUT TELE-F M571: REC WITH TELE-F M572: TEMP FILE CREATE

The M572: TEMP FILE CREATE setting page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to change the setting.

OTHERS CONFIG

M572: TEMP FILE CREATE

enable

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M58: M50-M52 RENEW and press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

The M58: M50-M52 RENEW page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to set the setting to ON.

M5 : NETWORK

M58 : M50-M52 RENEW

Push SET button

enable: You can create files even after the capacity of

the memory label is exceeded. Files to be created after the capacity of the memory label is exceeded are temporary files.

disable (default setting): File creation is disabled

after the capacity of the memory label is exceeded.

Press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Save Complete” appears.

Applying Changes to Basic Network Settings

After changing basic network settings, you can use M58: M50-M52 RENEW to apply the changes without restarting the e-VTR. Proceed as follows.

Push SET Button

Press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Complete” appears.

M5 : NETWORK

M58 : M50-M52 RENEW

Complete

Do steps 1 to 3 of “Basic Network Settings” (see page

9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the

maintenance menu.

Preparations

Resetting User Names and Passwords

M5 : NETWORK

M59 : RESET ALL USER

Use the VTR maintenance menu to reset registered user names and passwords to the default.

Note

This procedure resets the names and passwords of all registered users.

Do steps 1 to 3 in the procedure of “Basic Network Settings” (see page 9) to display the M5: NETWORK page of the maintenance menu.

With the HOME button pressed, rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob to bring the cursor (*) to M59: RESET ALL USER and press the F5 (SET) button.

M5 : NETWORK

M50 : IP ADDRESS M51 : SUBNET MASK M52 : DEFAULT GATEWAY M55 : TAPE LEADER CONFIG M56 : IP CONFIG M57 : OTHERS CONFIG M58 : M50-M52 RENEW M59 : RESET ALL USER

Complete

Turn off/on POWER !!

Restart the e-VTR.

Setting the Maximum Transfer Rate

You can reduce the load on the network by setting the maximum transfer rate to the network by the sending side e-VTR. When required, change the setting using the Setup menu ITEM-250: MAXIMUM RATE on the transmitting VTR.

For details on setup operation, refer to the Operation Manual supplied with the VTR.

ITEM-250

MAXIMUM RATE

The M59: RESET ALL USER page appears.

Rotate the MULTI CONTROL knob while holding the HOME button down to change the setting to ON.

M5 : NETWORK

M59 : RESET ALL USER

Push SET Button

– – – – – – Caution – – – – – –

All the user name and

password settings will be

changed to factory default.

Press the F5 (SET) button.

The message “Complete Turn off/on POWER !!” appears.

best effort

best effort (default setting): Send data at the maximum

possible transfer rate.

1 Mbps to 50 Mbps: Limit the data transfer rate to the

selected value.

Preparations

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