Sony MSB-2000 Operation Manual

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MULTI-FORMAT STREAM BRIDGE

MSB-2000

OPERATION MANUAL 2nd Edition Version 1.30

[English]

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WARNING

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

WARNING: THIS WARNING IS APPLICABLE FOR USA

ONLY.

If used in USA, use the UL LISTED power cord specified below. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER POWER CORD. Plug Cap Parallel blade with ground pin

(NEMA 5-15P Configuration)

Cord Type SJT, three 16 or 18 AWG

wires Length Less than 2.5 m (8 ft. 3 in.) Rating Minimum 10A, 125 V

THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.

AVERTISSEMENT

Afin d’éviter tout risque d’incendie ou d’électrocution, ne pas exposer cet appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité.

Afin d’écarter tout risque d’électrocution, garder le coffret fermé. Ne confier l’entretien de l’appareil qu’à un personnel qualifié.

CET APPAREIL DOIT ÊTRE RELIÉ À LA TERRE.

VORSICHT

Um Feuergefahr und die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages zu vermeiden, darf das Gerät weder Regen noch Feuchtigkeit ausgesetzt werden.

Um einen elektrischen Schlag zu vermeiden, darf das Gehäuse nicht geöffnet werden. Überlassen Sie Wartungsarbeiten stets nur qualifiziertem Fachpersonal.

DIESES GERÄT MUSS GEERDET WERDEN.

Using this unit at a voltage other than 120 V may require the use of a different line cord or attachment plug, or both. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

WARNING: THIS WARNING IS APPLICABLE FOR

OTHER COUNTRIES.

1. Use the approved Power Cord (3-core mains lead)/ Appliance Connector/Plug with earthing-contacts that conforms to the safety regulations of each country if applicable.

2. Use the Power Cord (3-core mains lead)/Appliance Connector/Plug conforming to the proper ratings (Voltage, Ampere).

If you have questions on the use of the above Power Cord/ Appliance Connector/Plug, please consult qualified service personnel.

AVERTISSEMENT:

1. Utiliser le cordon d’alimentation approuvé (conducteur à trois noyaux)/connecteur pour appareils approuvé / fiche avec contacts de mise à la terre approuvée, qui est conforme aux règles de sécurité de chaque pays, si applicable.

2. Utiliser un cordon d’alimentation (conducteur à trois noyaux)/connecteur pour appareils/fiche avec contacts de mise à la terre conforme aux valeurs nominales correctes (tension, ampérage).

Pour toute question concernant l’emploi du cordon d’alimentation/connecteur pour appareils/fiche ci-dessus, consulter un agent de service compétent.

WARNUNG:

1. Es ist ein (dreiadriges) Netzkabel/Netzstecker mit Erdungskontakt zu verwenden, der den Sicherheitsbestimmungen vor Ort entspricht.

2. Es ist ein (dreiadriges) Netzkabel/Netzstecker mit ausreichenden Anschlußwerten (Spannung/Strom) zu verwenden.

Bei Fragen zum Gebrauch des obigen Netzkabels/ Netzsteckers wenden Sie sich bitte an den technischen Kundendienst.

When using a LAN cable: For safety, do not connect to the connector for peripheral device wiring that might have excessive voltage.

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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.

For the customers in Europe

This product with the CE marking complies with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European standards:

• EN60950: Product Safety

• 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).

Pour les clients européens

Ce produit portant la marque CE est conforme à la fois à la Directive sur la compatibilité électromagnétique (EMC) (89/ 336/CEE) et à la Directive sur les basses tensions (73/23/ CEE) émises par la Commission de la Communauté Européenne. La conformité à ces directives implique la conformité aux normes européennes suivantes:

• EN60950: Sécurité des produits

• EN55103-1: Interférences électromagnétiques (émission)

• EN55103-2: Sensibilité électromagnétique (immunité)

Ce produit est prévu pour être utilisé dans les environnements électromagnétiques suivants: E1 (résidentiel), E2 (commercial et industrie légère), E3 (urbain extérieur) et E4 (environnement EMC contrôlé ex. studio de télévision).

Für Kunden in Europa

Dieses Produkt besitzt die CE-Kennzeichnung und erfüllt sowohl die EMV-Direktive (89/336/EEC) als auch die Direktive Niederspannung (73/23/EEC) der EG-Kommission. Die Erfüllung dieser Direktiven bedeutet Konformität für die folgenden Europäischen Normen:

• EN60950: Produktsicherheit

• EN55103-1: Elektromagnetische Interferenz (Emission)

• EN55103-2: Elektromagnetische Empfindlichkeit

(Immunität) Dieses Produkt ist für den Einsatz unter folgenden elektromagnetischen Bedingungen ausgelegt: E1 (Wohnbereich), E2 (kommerzieller und in beschränktem Maße industrieller Bereich), E3 (Stadtbereich im Freien) und E4 (kontrollierter EMV-Bereich, z.B. Fernsehstudio).

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

Features ................................................................................................5

Optional Accessories............................................................................5

Related Products...................................................................................6

Notes on Use ........................................................................................6

Names and Functions of Parts..................................................................7

Example System Configurations ............................................................11

Changing Settings Using the Front Panel .............................................13

On-Screen Display Overview..................................................................16

Changing Settings Using Telnet or RS-232C Terminals......................26

Changing Settings Using a Web Browser..............................................29

List of Menus............................................................................................36

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)..................................89

SNMP Commands..............................................................................90

Private Management Information Base (MIB)...................................93

SNMP Traps ..................................................................................... 110

Specifications..........................................................................................111

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Names and Functions of Parts

Overview

The MSB-2000 Multi-Format Stream Bridge provides SDI, SDTI-CP, DVB-ASI and 100Base-TX with MSBA-20IP network adapter board, and is a stream converter which performs MPEG2 encoding/decoding (sdi_to_asi, sdti-cp _to_asi, asi_to_sdi, asi_to_sdti-cp, tx-rx (sdi_to_asi/asi_to_sdi), tx-rx (cm)).

Features

Audio and video compression

The MSB-2000 has several encoding modes (IMX, Normal, Normal BL, Low delay and so on) that provide the best balance between the encoded picture quality, the codec latency and the bit rate depending on the particular manner of use. The MSB-2000 has audio encoding and decoding to MPEG1 Layer II Audio (four channels) and SMPTE 302M LPCM Audio (eight channels).

For more details, see the List of Menus (page 36).

Parameter referring re-encoding

Parameter referring re-encoding keeps up the superb MPEG picture quality at mutual conversions between Long GOP and Short GOP (All I CBG (IMX)). It can minimize generation loss when reiterating GOP conversions by using the history data.

Simultaneous encoding/decoding function

In case of tx-rx (sdi_to_asi/asi_to_sdi) or tx-rx (cm) mode, encoding and decoding can be carried out simultaneously.

Operation control

The operator can control the MSB-2000 from the front panel or through an HTTP, Telnet, or RS-232C interface. The system incorporates a GUI which can be accessed with an Internet browser without requiring special-purpose control software, for unit setup and VTR/disk recorder remote control via an RS422A interface.

VBI Transmission

The MSB-2000 (TX side) transmits VITC, closed caption (available only in a 525 video system), UMID and uncompressed data in the VBI information of SDI input video as private data.

Resume function

The resume function preserves mode settings after a power off, allowing the system to be started up after power on with the saved settings.

Fitted with alarm contact output

If an error occurs in the MSB-2000, in addition to the alarm indicator on the unit, both SNMP and relay contact outputs are available.

Self-diagnosis function

The self-diagnosis function operates when the unit is powered on, and the self-diagnosis information (log message) is output on the Telnet and RS-232C interfaces and SNMP.

Optional Accessories

MSBA-20IP network adapter board

This network adapter board, installed in the unit, provides UDP/IP based bidirectional realtime material transfer by RTP (realtime transport protocol).

Maintenance manual

This manual contains the information needed for servicing at the main component level (error messages, service parts list, overall block diagram and so on.)

Power cord

This connects the AC power inlet on the rear panel of the unit to a power source.

RMM-30 Rack Mount Rail

Consists of slide rails to mount this unit in a 19-inch standard rack.

Network monitoring function

The system supports SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) used in the telecommunications industry for network monitoring/control.

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1) Not supported by Versions 1.30.

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Overview

Related Products

BDX-D1000 MPEG Decoder Unit BDX-N1000 ATM Network Interface Unit

Notes on Use

Use this unit within the following limitations:

•The bit rate for video data the MSB-2000 can encode or decode is 15 Mbps at maximum with MPEG 2 MP@ML and 50 Mbps at maximum with MPEG 2 4:2:2P@ML. Note, however, that ts_rate is 35 Mbps or less with MSBA-20IP.

•Note that performance cannot be guaranteed if there is a large amount of jitter on the input signal.

•When using the MSBA-20IP for MPEG stream transfer, transfer bandwidth must be ensured, for example by setting the VLAN (Virtual LAN) on the LAN Switch side.

•When using this unit with video_encmode set to “LD”, and connected to a BDX-D1000, set seq_hdr_cycle to “interstitial”, and use the factory default settings for pat_interval, pmt_interval, and pcr_interval.

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Names and Functions of Parts

Front panel

Rear panel

1 POWER switch

2 PANEL INHI indicator and selector switch

PANEL

POWER

INHI

3 IN/OUT indicators

SDTI

SDI ASI

OUT

ASI

CASCADE

4 REF IN indicator

5 VIDEO SYSTEM 525/625 indicators

REFINVIDEO

OPTION

SYSTEM

LAN ALARM

525 625

7 ALARM indicator

6 LAN indicator

9 MENU button

8 Display window

MULTI-FORMAT STREAM BRIDGE MSB-2000

qs RESET button

qa Cursor keys

ENTER

RESET

0 ENTER button

REF IN INPUT OUTPUT

SDI/SDTI BIT STREAM CASCADE 1 2SDI/SDTI 1 2

DVB ASI MON OUT DVB ASI

RTP

SDI

MON

(SUPER)

BIT STREAM

DVB ASI

3 OUTPUT

2 INPUT connectors

connectors

1 REF IN connector

a) The rear panel is shown with an optional MSBA-20IP installed.

REMOTE1 REMOTE2

10BASE-T

RS-232C ALARM

4 CONTROL I/O

connectors

CONTROL

I/O

6 - AC IN connector7 Option panel

- AC IN

5 U (signal ground)

connector

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Names and Functions of Parts

Front panel

1 POWER switch

This powers the unit on or off. When the “ ` ” side of the switch is pressed the power is on, and when the

“

a” side is pressed the power is off.

2 PANEL INHI (panel inhibit) indicator and selector switch

To disable the MENU button, ENTER button, and cursor keys (v, V, b, B), slide this switch up. (The indicator lights amber.)

3 IN/OUT indicators

The indicators light or flash green corresponding to the input/output signals selected in the “B:mode” menu.

IN indicator lit (green): The input signal selected in

the “B:mode” menu is detected.

IN indicator flashing (green): The input signal

selected in the “B:mode” menu is not detected.

OUT indicator lit (green): Selected in the “B:mode”

menu.

Note

When the MSBA-20IP is installed, the validity of the OPTION IN/OUT indicators depends on the settings in the “B:mode” menu and menu items “E001:rtp_tx” and “E021:rtp_rx”. Note that when a destination is not found, the OPTION OUT indicator flashes.

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page

36).

4 REF IN (reference input) indicator

Lit (green): In the menu item

“C002:frame_sync_ref,” ref_in is selected, and a composite [video] signal such as black burst is connected to the REF IN connector.

Flashing (green): In the menu item

“C002:frame_sync_ref,” ref_in is selected, but a composite [video] signal such as black burst is not connected to the REF IN connector.

Note

To the REF IN connector, connect a signal such as black burst whose amplitude does not fluctuate.

5 VIDEO SYSTEM 525/625 indicators

525 indicator lit (green): In the menu item

“M001:video_system” 525-line format is selected.

625 indicator lit (green): In the menu item

“M001:video_system” 625-line format is selected.

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page

36).

6 LAN indicator

Lit (green): The unit is connected to the LAN

(10BASE-T).

Flashing (green): The unit is connected to the LAN

(10BASE-T), and data is being transmitted.

7 ALARM indicator

If a problem is detected during operation, an alarm signal is output from the ALARM connector on the read panel, and this indicator lights red.

8 Display window

After powering on, an initial screen appears for about 2 seconds. Next, the STATUS screen appears. Press the MENU button to display the menus and setting confirmation screens.

For details of the display at power on, see the section “Display when the unit is powered on” (page 13).

9 MENU button

Press the MENU button to light it, and show the menus and setting confirmation screens in the display window. Press once more to switch to the STATUS screen, and turn the button off. At the point of confirming a setting, to cancel the change, press the MENU button to return to the previous settings.

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page

36).

0 ENTER button

When a setting is shown in the display window, press this button to select or confirm it. When menu operations are enabled on the monitor screen, this also confirms the selection of an input program.

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page

36).

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Names and Functions of Parts

qa Cursor keys (vVbB)

In the menu display, press the v and V keys to select an item. In the menu display, press the b and B keys to move through the menu levels. When a setting value is an IP address or other value that you enter directly, use the b and B keys to select a digit, and the v and V keys to change the numeric

3 OUTPUT connectors

SDI/SDTI (serial digital interface/serial data

transport interface output) 1, 2 connectors (BNC type): These output SDTI-CP format

digital video/audio signals.

SDI MON (serial digital interface monitor output)

(SUPER) connector (BNC type): This outputs an

SDI signal for a monitor. value. The v, V,b and B keys have an auto-repeat mode when held down. When menu operations are enabled on the monitor screen, press the v and V keys to select a submenu. Press the b and B keys to select an input program.

qs RESET button

This resets the unit. Use a sharp object to press the recessed button.

The on-screen display can be enabled by a menu

setting. For more details, see “On-Screen Display

Overview” (page 16) and “List of Menus” (page 36).

Notes

•If the menu item “C021” is set to “LPCM” and “C026” to “1-8” when “sdi_to_asi” or “sdticp_to_asi” is selected in the “B:mode” menu, then no audio is output from the SDI/SDTI and SDI MON (SUPER) connectors.

•If the menu item “C004:monitor_select” is set to

Rear panel

“tx” when “tx-rx” is selected in the “B:mode” menu, then no audio is output from the SDI

1 REF IN (reference input) connector (BNC type)

Input a reference video signal from an external device.

MON (SUPER) connector.

•If “tx-rx (cm)” is selected in the “B:mode” menu, neither video nor audio is output from the SDI

Note

To this connector, connect a signal such as black burst whose amplitude does not fluctuate.

MON (SUPER) connector.

•The SDI MON (SUPER) connector does not support EDH or VBI transmission. Depending on the mode, it does not support video/audio output,

2 INPUT connectors

as described above.

SDI/SDTI (serial digital interface/serial data

transport interface input) connectors (BNC type): The left connector is an input connector for

SDI/SDTI-CP format digital video/audio signals. The right connector is an active through output, which while the unit is powered on outputs a

BIT STREAM DVB ASI 1, 2 connectors (BNC

type): These are MPEG2 serial bit stream output

connectors. This allows DVB serial (DVB-ASI standard compliant (DVB A010 compliant)) format transport output.

wave-shaped copy of the signal input to the left connector.

BIT STREAM DVB ASI connector (BNC type):

This is an MPEG2 serial bit stream input connector. This allows DVB serial (DVB-ASI standard compliant (DVB A010 compliant)) format transport input.

BIT STREAM MON OUT (bit stream monitor

4 CONTROL I/O (control input/output) connectors

REMOTE1 connector/REMOTE2 connector (D-

sub 9-pin, RS-422A standard compliant, female): Connect to the REMOTE connector of

an MSW-M2000/A2000/2000, Betacam VTR, or similar, to enable remote control of the VTR.

output) connector (BNC type): While the unit is powered on, a wave-shaped copy of the signal input to the BIT STREAM DVB ASI connector is output.

CASCADE DVB ASI connector (BNC type): Not

currently used.

1) Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.

For more details, see “Changing Settings Using a Web Browser” (page 29).

Note

The maximum guaranteed cable length for the REMOTE1/REMOTE2 connector is 200 m.

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Names and Functions of Parts

10BASE-T connector (RJ-45 modular jack,

Ethernet

IEEE802.3 compliant): This

connector is for network control from a host computer.

RS-232C connector (D-sub 9-pin, RS-232C

standard compliant, male): This is a control and

maintenance connector. Connect to the RS-232C connector on the control computer.

ALARM connector (D-sub 9-pin, female): When a

problem occurs, this outputs an alarm signal (relay contact output). The output consists of two types, designated major alarm and minor alarm. Externally shorting pins 4 and 5 by changing internal DIP switch settings causes a forced hardware reset.

For details, refer to the Installation Manual.

Note

To prevent inadvertent connection of a wrong connector, it is recommended to keep this protected by a safety cap.

5 U (signal ground) connector

This is signal ground. Connect to ground as required.

6 - AC IN connector

Connect to an AC power supply with the AC power cord (sold separately).

7 Option panel

This allows an optional MSBA-20IP Network Adapter Board to be installed.

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Names and Functions of Parts

Example System Configurations

MPEG Stream Transmission & Control vial a Telco’s Network

Host computer (Control computer)

MSW-M2000/M2000P

SDTI-CP

RS422A

SDTI-CP

Ethernet 10Base-T

MSB-2000

Video & Audio Command & Status, etc.

DVB-ASI ex. 20 Mb/s Long GOP

50 Mb/s All I-frame

NETWORK IF UNIT BDX-N1000

BDX-N1000

IP over ATM MPEG over ATM

ATM

MPEG over ATMIP over ATM DVB-ASI ex. 20 Mb/s Long GOP

50 Mb/s All I-frame

NETWORK IF UNIT BDX-N1000

MAV-555A

a) To be supported in near future.

MSB-2000

Ethernet 10Base-T

BDX-N1000

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Example System Configurations

Stream Receive and Transmit

Simultaneous Tx/Rx (MSBA-20IP required)

SDI (B)

MSB-2000 with MSBA-20IP

SDI (A)

For MSB control

• Telnet

• Ftp

• Http

• SNMP...

Ethernet 10Base-T

For MSB control

• Telnet

• Ftp

• Http

• SNMP...

SDI (A) SDI (B)

MSB-2000 with MSBA-20IP

RTP MPEG TS Streaming only

Ethernet 100BASE-TX

Ethernet 10Base-T

Ethernet 100Base-TX

RTP MPEG TS Streaming only

IP router

Dedicated IP router

IP router

Note

If “tx-rx” or “tx-rx (cm)”is selected in the “B:mode”menu so that the bidirectional simultaneous transfer (simultaneous encoding/ decoding) function is enabled, note that only 4 channels at the maximum of SDI Embedded Audio are supported.

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Changing Settings Using the Front Panel

Display when the unit is powered on

When the unit is powered on, the display window shows the message “Welcome to SONY MPEG World!” for about two seconds (initial screen).

After about 2 seconds have elapsed, this changes to the STATUS screen.

•Display for sdi_to_asi mode, tx-rx mode, tx-rx (cm) mode, and sdti-cp_to_asi mode: “video_rate: nnn, ts_rate: nnn”

•Display for asi_to_sdi mode and asi_to_sdti-cp mode: “program_no = nnn”

To change the mode setting

ENTER button

MENU button

ENTER

Cursor keys

RESET

6 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button goes off, and this exits the menus.

To change ts_rate

1 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, and the menu appears in the display window.

2 Press the V key, to display “C:Setup.” 3 Press the B key. 4 With the v and V keys, display “C061:ts_rate.”

The lower part of the display window shows the current setting value.

5 Press the ENTER button.

The “manual” indication and the ENTER button flash.

1 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, and the menu appears in the display window.

2 Press the V key, to display the “B:mode” menu. 3 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button and the mode indication flash.

4 With the v or V key, select the mode. You can

also use the B and b keys.

5 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the unit is set to the selected mode.

To cancel a change of mode setting

Without pressing the ENTER button, press the MENU button.

6 With the v and V keys, select the setting value.

When “auto” is selected

1 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the setting changes to an automatically calculated value for ts_rate. An “A” is appended after the setting value.

When “manual” is selected

1 Press the ENTER button.

The cursor flashes on the setting value.

2 Enter the setting value with the v and V keys.

To move from one digit to another use the B and b keys. You can specify ts_rate in increments of 1 kbps. Parameter unit: Mbps

3 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, the setting is changed, and “**” appears.

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Changing Settings Using the Front Panel

If the new setting of ts_rate is outside the permitted range

An error message appears in the display window.

C061:ts_rate error max=68Mbps

Press the MENU button or ENTER button, and reenter the setting value.

For details of the setting range, see the List of Menus (page 36).

To cancel a changed ts_rate

Without pressing the ENTER button, press the MENU button.

To return all “C:Setup” settings to their values before a change

1 With the v and V keys, display “C998:cancel.” 2 Press the ENTER button.

The “Execute” indication and ENTER button flash.

3 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and all setting changes within “C:Setup” are canceled.

If an item number will not fit in the display window, the B and b keys flash. Press a flashing key to check the related item number. After checking, return to step 1, and reenter the setting value.

Press the ENTER button.

This executes the setting.

Press the MENU button.

The MENU button goes off, and this exits the menus.

To change the IP address

1 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, and the menu appears in the display window.

2 Press the V key, to display “L:network.” 3 Press the B key.

7 After pressing the b key, with the v key display

“A:process.”

8 Press the ENTER button.

The “analyse” indication and ENTER button flash.

9 Press the ENTER button.

The “analyse OK start” indication and ENTER button flash.

If a change in ts_rate causes errors in related items

In the lower part of the display window the item number causing the error appears.

A:process C013,C021,C022,C023

4 With the v and V keys, display “L001:ip_addr.”

In the lower part of the display window , the currently set IP address appears.

5 Press the ENTER button.

The cursor on the IP address and the ENTER button flash.

6 Enter the setting value with the v and V keys.

To move from one digit to another use the B and b keys.

7 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the IP address is changed.

To cancel a change of IP address

Without pressing the ENTER button, press the MENU button.

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Changing Settings Using the Front Panel

8 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button goes off, and this exits the menus.

9 Power off the unit, and power on again.

The IP address change now takes effect.

Note

When changing the IP address, be sure to carry out the step of powering off and on again.

To return the “C:Setup” settings to their factory default values

1 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, and the menu appears in the display window.

To return all settings to their factory default values

1 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, the menu appears in the display window.

2 Press the V key, to display “N:maintenance.” 3 Press the B key. 4 With the v and V keys, display “N999:init.” 5 Press the ENTER button.

The “Execute” indication flashes.

6 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the settings return to their factory defaults.

2 Press the V key, to display “C:Setup.” 3 Press the B key. 4 With the v and V keys, display “C999:init.” 5 Press the ENTER button.

The “Execute” indication flashes.

6 Press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the settings return to their factory defaults.

To cancel returning the settings to their factory default values

Without pressing the ENTER button, press the MENU button.

7 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button goes off, and this exits the menus.

To cancel returning the settings to their factory default values

Without pressing the ENTER button, press the MENU button.

7 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button goes off, and this exits the menus.

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On-Screen Display Overview

With this unit, you can use the display on a monitor screen connected to the SDI MON (SUPER) connector to monitor information such as packet IDs, or to select an input program. The on-screen display (OSD) shows a main menu, with a number of submenus, relevant information, and an input program selection menu. For menu operations, use the MENU button, ENTER button, and cursor keys on this unit (see the illustration on page 13).

Settings for OSD and operation

Use the following procedure.

1 Power on the monitor. 2 Press the MENU button.

The MENU button lights, and the menu appears in the display window.

Submenus Relevant information

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR

I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

Input program selection menu

RX MONITOR PROGRAM NUMBER 200 VIDEO RATE 12.000 Mbps AUDIO INDICATOR CH1 PRESENT CH2 PRESENT CH3 ABSENT CH4 ABSENT CH5 ABSENT CH6 ABSENT CH7 ABSENT CH8 ABSENT

7 Press the V key.

The menu item “S002:control” appears.

8 Press the ENTER button.

3 Press the V key, and display the “S:osd” menu. 4 Press the B key.

The menu item “S001:display” appears.

•When this is set to “off,” continue to step 5.

•When this is set to “on,” continue to step 7.

Note

In tx-rx (cm) mode, this menu item is always set to “on.”

5 Press the ENTER button.

The “off” indication and the ENTER button flash.

6 Press the v key, to select the “on” setting, then

press the ENTER button.

The ENTER button goes off, and the OSD appears on the monitor screen. The content of the OSD depends on the operating mode of the unit.

Using the buttons and cursor keys on this unit, you can make submenu selections and input program settings on the monitor.

To select a submenu

Press the V key or v key, to move the cursor to the desired submenu.

The information for the selected submenu appears on the right of the screen.

Note

The submenus can only be displayed; it is not possible to change the settings.

To change the input program setting (INPUT PROGRAM SELECT)

Press the b key or B key, to move the cursor to the desired input program. While the cursor is moved, it appears white. When you press the ENTER button, the cursor shows red and the desired input program is selected. At the same time, the selected input program submenu information appears.

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Submenu display for asi_to_sdi mode and asi_to_sdti-cp mode

For asi_to_sdi mode and asi_to_sdti-cp mode, the following DECODER submenus appear.

RX MONITOR menu display

The RX MONITOR menu shows operating information relating to the current decoding mode of the unit.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR

I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

SELECT

b B

RX MONITOR PROGRAM NUMBER 200 VIDEO RATE 15.000 Mbps AUDIO INDICATOR CH1 PRESENT CH2 PRESENT CH3 ABSENT CH4 ABSENT CH5 ABSENT CH6 ABSENT CH7 ABSENT CH8 ABSENT

I/O STATUS menu display

The I/O STATUS menu shows the signal processing mode and input/output signal status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR

I/O STATUS

RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

SELECT

b B

I/O STATUS PROC MODE SELECT INPUT SELECT OUTPUT OUTPUT LOCK INPUT STREAM REF . VIDEO

RX TRANSCODE ASI SDI REF PRESENT PRESENT

PROC MODE: signal processing mode SELECT INPUT: input interface SELECT OUTPUT: output interface OUTPUT LOCK: output synchronization INPUT STREAM: input stream present or not REF. VIDEO: reference video present or not

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected input

program number VIDEO RATE: video bitrate (Mbps) AUDIO INDICATOR: output status of corresponding

audio channels

RX STREAM STATUS menu display

The RX STREAM STATUS menu shows the currently selected input program (input stream receiver) status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

SELECT

b B

RX STREAM STATUS PROGRAM NUMBER 201 PMT

PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID

0x00C8 0x00FE 0x00FF 0x0101 0x0102 – – – – – – – – – – – –

PCR VIDEO AUDIO1 AUDIO2 LPCM PDATA1 PDATA2 UMID

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected input

program number

PMT PID/PCR PID/VIDEO PID/AUDIO1 PID/

AUDIO2 PID/LPCM PID/PDATA1 PID/ PDATA2 PID/UMID PID: Corresponding packet IDs (shown in hexadecimal)

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RX TIMING STATUS menu display

The RX TIMING STATUS menu shows the current synchronization status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX TIMING STATUS STC PCR VIDEO

PTS

AUDIO1

PTS

AUDIO2

PTS

LPCM

PTS

0x03FC4218F 0x03FC4218D 0x03FC4208A – – – – – – – – –

STC: reference counter value (shown in hexadecimal)

33-bit counter PCR: program clock reference (shown in

hexadecimal) 33-bit counter VIDEO PTS: video presentation time stamp (shown

in hexadecimal) AUDIO1 PTS/AUDIO2 PTS: Corrresponding audio

channel presentation time stamps (shown in

hexadecimal) LPCM PTS: audio linear PCM presentation time

stamp (shown in hexadecimal)

RX VIDEO STATUS menu display

The RX VIDEO STATUS menu shows the currently selected input program (input stream receiver) video compression status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX VIDEO STATUS PID SYSTEM PROF@LEVEL ENC MODE HISTORY BIT RATE PICT SIZE

0x00FF 525/59.94 4:2:2P@ML Long OFF

30.000Mbps 720 × 480

PID: video packet ID SYSTEM: system (525/59.94 or 625/50) PROF@LEVEL: compression mode (MP@ML or

4:2:2P@ML)

ENC MODE: encoding mode (Long, LD All I, LD

All P, or LD IPPP)

HISTORY: reencoding parameters specified by

SMPTE327, 328, 329 (In Versions 1.01 to 1.20,

OFF only) BIT RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) PICT SIZE: Pixel dimensions (horizontal x vertical)

RX AUDIO STATUS menu display

The RX AUDIO STATUS menu shows the currently selected program (input stream receiver) audio compression status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX AUDIO STATUS PID

0x0101

MODE

MPEG L2 STEREO

FREQ

48KHz

RATE

384Kbps

BITS

– – –

0x0102 MPEG L2 DUAL 48KHz 256Kbps – – –

PID: audio packet ID MODE: audio processing mode (MPEG L2

STEREO, MPEG L2 DUAL, LPCM, etc.) FREQ: sampling frequency (48 kHz) RATE: bit rate (kbps) BITS: audio linear PCM word length

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DECODE STATUS menu display

The DECODE STATUS menu shows the currently selected program (input stream receiver) video decoding status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

DECODE STATUS

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

DECODE STATUS PICTURE CNT UNDERFLOW DECODE RESET SYNTAX ERROR

10000 0 0 0

PICTURE CNT: number of pictures decoded UNDERFLOW: buffer underflow count DECODE RESET: video decoder reset count SYNTAX ERROR: video stream syntax error

Submenu display for sdi_to_asi mode and sdti-cp_to_asi mode

For sdi_to_asi mode and sdti-cp_to_asi mode, the following ENCODER submenu appears.

TX MONITOR menu display

The TX MONITOR menu shows operating information relating to the current encoding mode of the unit.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR

I/O STATUS TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

TX MONITOR PROGRAM NUMBER 201 VIDEO RATE 12.000 Mbps AUDIO INDICATOR CH1 PRESENT CH2 PRESENT CH3 ABSENT CH4 ABSENT CH5 ABSENT CH6 ABSENT CH7 ABSENT CH8 ABSENT

SYSTEM INFO. menu display

The SYSTEM INFO. menu gives information relating to the hardware of this unit.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-DECODER-

RX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203 204 205 206

b B

SELECT

SYSTEM INFORMATION MODEL NAME SERIAL NO. SYSTEM VER.

IP ADDR GATEWAY NETMASK

MSB-2000 010020 VER.1.10

192.168.5.20

192.168.5.254

255.255.255.0

MODEL NAME: model name (MSB-2000) SERIAL NO.: serial number SYSTEM VER.: configuration version IP ADDR: IP address of this unit GATEWAY: for control of this unit through a

network, a gateway IP address allocated by a network administrator

NETMASK: for control of this unit through a

network, a sub-net mask allocated by a network administrator

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected output

program number VIDEO RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) AUDIO INDICATOR: output status of corresponding

audio channels

I/O STATUS menu display

The I/O STATUS menu shows the signal processing mode and input/output signal status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR

I/O STATUS

TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

I/O STATUS PROC MODE SELECT INPUT SELECT OUTPUT INPUT STREAM

TX TRANSCODE SDI ASI PRESENT

PROC MODE: signal processing mode SELECT INPUT: input interface SELECT OUTPUT: output interface INPUT STREAM: input stream present or not

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TX STREAM STATUS menu display

The TX STREAM STATUS menu shows the status of the currently selected output program (output stream transmitter).

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

TX STREAM STATUS PROGRAM NUMBER 201 PMT

PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID

0x00C9 0x00FE 0x00FF – – – – – – 0x1000 – – – – – – – – –

PCR VIDEO AUDIO1 AUDIO2 LPCM PDATA1 PDATA2 UMID

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected output

program number

PMT PID/PCR PID/VIDEO PID/AUDIO1 PID/

AUDIO2 PID/LPCM PID/PDATA1 PID/ PDATA2 PID/UMID PID: corresponding packet IDs (shown in hexadecimal)

TX VIDEO STATUS menu display

The TX VIDEO STATUS menu shows the currently selected output program (output stream transmitter) video compression status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

TX VIDEO STATUS PID SYSTEM PROF@LEVEL ENC MODE HISTORY BIT RATE PICT SIZE

0x00FF 525/59.94 4:2:2P@ML NORMAL OFF

30.000Mbps 720 × 480

BIT RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) PICT SIZE: Pixel dimensions (horizontal x vertical)

TX AUDIO STATUS menu display

The TX AUDIO STATUS menu shows the currently selected program (output stream transmitter) audio compression status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

TX AUDIO STATUS PID

0x1000

MODE

LPCM 1-4CH

FREQ

48KHz

RATE

– – –

BITS

20bit

– – – – – –

– – – – – – – – –

PID: audio packet ID MODE: audio processing mode (MPEG L2

STEREO, MPEG L2 DUAL, LPCM, etc.) FREQ: sampling frequency (48 kHz) RATE: bit rate (kbps) BITS: audio linear PCM word length

PID: video packet ID SYSTEM: system (525/59.94 or 625/50) PROF@LEVEL: compression mode (MP@ML or

4:2:2P@ML)

ENC MODE: encoding mode (IMX, NORMAL,

SLD, NORMAL_BL)

HISTORY: reencoding parameters specified by

SMPTE327, 328, 329 (In Versions 1.01 to 1.20, OFF only)

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On-Screen Display Overview

SYSTEM INFO. menu display

The SYSTEM INFO. menu displays hardware information for this unit.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENCODER-

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT

SYSTEM INFORMATION MODEL NAME SERIAL NO. SYSTEM VER.

IP ADDR GATEWAY NETMASK

MSB-2000 010020 VER.1.10

192.168.5.20

192.168.5.254

255.255.255.0

MODEL NAME: model name (MSB-2000) SERIAL NO.: serial number SYSTEM VER.: configuration version IP ADDR: IP address of this unit GATEWAY: for control of this unit through a

network, a gateway IP address allocated by a network administrator

NETMASK: for control of this unit through a

network, a sub-net mask allocated by a network administrator

Submenu display for tx-rx mode

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected input

program number VIDEO RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) AUDIO INDICATOR: output status of corresponding

audio channels

TX MONITOR menu display

The TX MONITOR menu shows operating information relating to the current encoding mode of the unit.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR

I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

TX MONITOR PROGRAM NUMBER 201 VIDEO RATE 12.000 Mbps AUDIO INDICATOR CH1 PRESENT CH2 PRESENT CH3 ABSENT CH4 ABSENT CH5 ABSENT CH6 ABSENT CH7 ABSENT CH8 ABSENT

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected output

program number VIDEO RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) AUDIO INDICATOR: output status of corresponding

audio channels

For tx-rx mode or tx-rx (cm) mode, the following ENC/DEC submenu appears.

RX MONITOR menu display

The RX MONITOR menu shows operating information relating to the current decoding mode of the unit.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DEC-

RX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX MONITOR PROGRAM NUMBER 200 VIDEO RATE 12.000 Mbps AUDIO INDICATOR CH1 PRESENT CH2 PRESENT CH3 ABSENT CH4 ABSENT CH5 ABSENT CH6 ABSENT CH7 ABSENT CH8 ABSENT

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I/O STATUS menu display

The I/O STATUS menu shows the signal processing mode and input/output signal status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR

I/O STATUS

RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

I/O STATUS PROC MODE TX

-SELECT INPUT

-SELECT OUTPUT

-INPUT STREAM RX

-SELECT INPUT

-SELECT OUTPUT

-OUTPUT LOCK

-INPUT STREAM

-REF. VIDEO

TX & RX SIMUL SDI

ASI PRESENT

ASI SDI INPUT PRESENT ABSENT

PROC MODE: signal processing mode TX-SELECT INPUT: TX input interface TX-SELECT OUTPUT: TX output interface TX-INPUT STREAM: TX input stream present or

not RX-SELECT INPUT: RX input interface RX-SELECT OUTPUT: RX output interface RX-OUTPUT LOCK: RX output synchronization RX-INPUT STREAM: RX input stream present or

not RX-REF. VIDEO: reference video present or not

RX STREAM STATUS menu display

The RX STREAM STATUS menu shows the status of the currently selected input program (input stream receiver).

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX STREAM STATUS PROGRAM NUMBER 200

PMT

PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID

0x00C8 0x00FE 0x00FF 0x0101 0x0102 – – – – – – – – – – – –

PCR VIDEO AUDIO1 AUDIO2 LPCM PDATA1 PDATA2 UMID

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected input

program number

PMT PID/PCR PID/VIDEO PID/AUDIO1 PID/

AUDIO2 PID/LPCM PID/PDATA1 PID/ PDATA2 PID/UMID PID: corresponding packet ID (shown in hexadecimal)

RX TIMING STATUS menu display

RX TIMING STATUS menu shows the current synchronization status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX TIMING STATUS STC

PCR VIDEO

PTS

AUDIO1

PTS

AUDIO2

PTS

LPCM

PTS

0x03FC4218F 0x03FC4218D 0x03FC4208A – – – – – – – – –

STC: reference counter value (shown in hexadecimal)

33-bit counter

PCR: program clock reference (shown in

hexadecimal) 33-bit counter

VIDEO PTS: video presentation time stamp (shown

in hexadecimal)

AUDIO1 PTS/AUDIO2 PTS: presentation time

stamp of corresponding audio channels (shown in hexadecimal)

LPCM PTS: audio linear PCM presentation time

stamp (shown in hexadecimal)

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On-Screen Display Overview

RX VIDEO STATUS menu display

The RX VIDEO STATUS menu shows the currently selected input program (input stream receiver) video compression status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX VIDEO STATUS PID

SYSTEM PROF@LEVEL ENC MODE HISTORY BIT RATE PICT SIZE

0x00FF 525/59.94 4:2:2P@ML Long OFF

30.000Mbps 720 × 480

PID: video packet ID SYSTEM: system (525/59.94 or 625/50) PROF@LEVEL: compression mode (MP@ML or

4:2:2P@ML)

ENC MODE: encoding mode (Long, LD All I, LD

All P, or LD IPPP)

HISTORY: reencoding parameters specified by

SMPTE327, 328, 329 (In Versions 1.01 to 1.20,

OFF only) BIT RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) PICT SIZE: Pixel dimensions (horizontal x vertical)

RX AUDIO STATUS menu display

The RX AUDIO STATUS menu shows the currently selected program (input stream receiver) audio compression status.

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

RX AUDIO STATUS PID

0x0101

MODE

MPEG L2 STEREO

FREQ

48KHz

RATE

384Kbps

BITS

– – –

0x0102 MPEG L2 DUAL 48KHz 256Kbps – – –

PID: audio packet ID MODE: audio processing mode (MPEG L2

STEREO, MPEG L2 DUAL, LPCM, etc.) FREQ: sampling frequency (48 kHz) RATE: bit rate (kbps) BITS: audio linear PCM word length

TX STREAM STATUS menu display

The TX STREAM STATUS menu shows the status of the currently selected output program (output stream transmitter).

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

TX STREAM STATUS PROGRAM NUMBER 201

PMT

PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID PID

0x00C9 0x00FE 0x00FF – – – – – – 0x1000 – – – – – – – – –

PCR VIDEO AUDIO1 AUDIO2 LPCM PDATA1 PDATA2 UMID

PROGRAM NUMBER: currently selected output

program number

PMT PID/PCR PID/VIDEO PID/AUDIO1 PID/

AUDIO2 PID/LPCM PID/PDATA1 PID/ PDATA2 PID/UMID PID: corresponding packet ID (shown in hexadecimal)

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On-Screen Display Overview

TX VIDEO STATUS menu display

The TX VIDEO STATUS menu shows the currently selected output program (output stream transmitter) video compression status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

TX VIDEO STATUS PID

SYSTEM PROF@LEVEL ENC MODE HISTORY BIT RATE PICT SIZE

0x00FF 525/59.94 4:2:2P@ML IMX OFF

30.000Mbps 720 × 512

PID: video packet ID SYSTEM: system (525/59.94 or 625/50) PROF@LEVEL: compression mode (MP@ML or

4:2:2P@ML)

ENC MODE: encoding mode (IMX, NORMAL, LD,

SLD, NORMAL_BL)

HISTORY: reencoding parameters specified by

SMPTE327, 328, 329 (In Versions 1.01 to 1.20,

OFF only) BIT RATE: video bit rate (Mbps) PICT SIZE: Pixel dimensions (horizontal x vertical)

PID: audio packet ID MODE: audio processing mode (MPEG L2

STEREO, MPEG L2 DUAL, LPCM, etc.) FREQ: sampling frequency (48 kHz) RATE: bit rate (kbps) BITS: audio linear PCM word length

DECODE STATUS menu display

The DECODE STATUS menu shows the video decoding status selected in “C004: monitor_select” for monitor output (TX/RX).

MSB-2000

MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

DECODE STATUS

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

DECODE STATUS PICTURE CNT

UNDERFLOW DECODE RESET SYNTAX ERROR

10000 0 0 0

PICTURE CNT: number of pictures decoded UNDERFLOW: standard buffer underflow count DECODE RESET: video decoder reset count SYNTAX ERROR: video stream syntax error

TX AUDIO STATUS menu display

The TX AUDIO STATUS menu shows the currently selected program (output stream transmitter) audio compression status.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO

DECODE STATUS SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

TX AUDIO STATUS PID

0x1000

MODE

LPCM 1-4CH

FREQ

48KHz

RATE

– – –

BITS

20bit

– – – – – –

– – – – – – – – –

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On-Screen Display Overview

SYSTEM INFO. menu display

The SYSTEM INFO. menu displays hardware information for this unit.

MSB-2000 MAIN MENU

-ENC/DECRX MONITOR

TX MONITOR I/O STATUS RX STATUS

-STREAM

-TIMING

-VIDEO

-AUDIO TX STATUS

-STREAM

-VIDEO

-AUDIO DECODE STATUS

SYSTEM INFO.

v V

SELECT INPUT PROGRAM SELECT

200 201 202 203

204 205 206

b B

SELECT

MODEL NAME: model name (MSB-2000) SERIAL NO.: serial number SYSTEM VER.: configuration version IP ADDR: IP address of this unit GATEWAY: for control of this unit through a

network, a gateway IP address allocated by a network administrator

NETMASK: for control of this unit through a

network, a sub-net mask allocated by a network administrator

SYSTEM INFORMATION MODEL NAME

SERIAL NO. SYSTEM VER.

IP ADDR GATEWAY NETMASK

MSB-2000 010020 VER.1.10

192.168.5.20

192.168.5.254

255.255.255.0

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Changing Settings Using Telnet or RS-232C

Changing Settings Using Telnet or RS-232C Terminals

Terminals

Preparations

Connect the 10BASE-T connector on this unit to the Ethernet connector on the host computer (PC) with an Ethernet cable, and make the following preliminary settings.

For details of installation and connections for this unit, refer to the supplied Installation Guide.

1 Power on this unit. 2 Power on the PC. 3 Start the terminal software (Tera Term in this

example).

Open the “New connection” dialog box.

4 Check the TCP/IP radio button.

Note

When using the RS-232C connector on this unit connected to a serial port on the computer, check the Serial radio button.

7 Confirm the settings, then click the OK button.

Notes

•Increasing the terminal size may cause a malfunction.

•When using this unit with its RS-232C connector connected to a computer serial port, set “Transmit” to “CR.” Next, in the setup menu select “Serial port setup,” and check the settings in the dialog box (see figure below), then click the OK button.

5 In the Host box, enter the IP address of this unit,

and then click the OK button.

The default setting of the IP address is “192.168.1.2”.

For details of how to set the IP address, see “To change the IP address” (page 14).

6 In the setup menu, select “Terminal setup.”

A dialog box appears.

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Changing Settings Using Telnet or RS-232C Terminals

Displaying the menu item categories and menu items

Use the following procedure.

1 On the monitor screen, enter “help” after the

prompt.

A list of menu categories appears after the legend “Available command list:”

If the category name is followed by two dots (“..”), this indicates that there is more than one menu item.

Displaying the available settings

Enter “help”, the category name, and the item name in sequence after the prompt.

Checking the current settings of this unit

Enter the category name and item name in sequence after the prompt. The current settings appear. The following figure shows “setup” specified as the category name and “ref_source” as the item name.

2 To display the menu items, enter “help” after the

prompt, and then enter the category name.

The list of menu items appears after the legend “Setup commands.” (The following figure shows an example display with “setup” specified as category name when txrx is selected in the “B: mode” menu.)

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page 36).

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Changing Settings Using Telnet or RS-232C Terminals

Changing the settings on this unit

1 Enter the category name, item name, and new

setting in sequence after the prompt.

2 Enter “proc start” to enable the changed settings.

If there is no problem with the changed settings, “OK” is returned, and this unit restarts.

If there is a problem with the changed settings, the relevant menu item number is displayed.

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Changing Settings Using a Web Browser

Preparations

When connecting the 10BASE-T connector of this unit to an Ethernet connector of the host computer (PC) with an Ethernet cable, carry out the following operations.

For details of installation and connections for this unit, refer to the supplied Installation Guide.

1 Power on this unit. 2 Power on the PC, and start Windows. 3 Start the Internet browser (Recommended:

Microsoft make the necessary settings.

For the method of making the browser settings, see the next section “Making the Internet browser settings.”

Internet Explorer 5.0 or later), and

4 In the address box enter the IP address of this unit,

and press the Enter key.

Making the Internet browser settings

1 In the “Tools” menu, select “Internet Options.”

The “Internet Options” dialog box appears.

2 In the “General” tab, “Temporary Internet files”

section, click the “Settings” button.

The MSB-2000 GUI appears.

The default value for the IP address is “192.168.1.2.”

For details of how to set the IP address, see “To change the IP address” (page 14).

The “Settings” dialog box appears.

1) Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries.

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3 Under “Check for newer versions of stored pages”

select “Every visit to the page.”

Notes

•Please use Netscape Navigator version 4.7 or later.

•When using Netscape Navigator, while the MSB-

2000 GUI is displayed, source files may appear, or the download window. In this case it is necessary to run regedit.exe, to change the registry settings for a cgi file. Doing this, however, may affect the operation of other applications.

2 In the tree display, select “Advanced,” and check

“Enable JavaScript.”

3 In the tree display, select the “Cache” subnode of

“Advanced,” and under “Document in cache is compared to document on network” select “Every time.”

1 In the “Edit” menu, select “Preferences.”

The “Preferences” dialog box appears.

1) Netscape Navigator is a registered trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

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Changing the operation mode

To change the operation mode from the GUI, use the following procedure.

1 In the GUI, click “MPEG” under “Setup.”

The MPEG Setup screen appears.

2 In the MPEG Setup screen, click the operation

mode display (indicating the current operation mode).

3 Select the desired operation mode (for example

“sdi_to_asi”) from the list box.

4 Click the SET button.

The list box for operation mode selection appears.

Operation mode display

Opration mode list box

(Example display with “tx-rx” selected)

The unit’s operation mode changes and the new operation mode is displayed.

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Changing Setup

Use the following procedure.

1 In the GUI, click “MPEG” under “Setup.”.

The MPEG Setup screen appears.

2 In the MPEG Setup screen, click “setup.”

A setting selection/input window appears at the right of the screen.

4 Enter the setting value, or turn on the radio button

for the value you want to select, then click the SET button.

This changes the setting, and “**” appears.

Submenu items of “setup” appear.

3 Click on the submenu item to be set (for example

“C001:ref_source”).

If the setting value is out of range

An error message appears in the setting indication space. Reenter the setting.

For details of error messages, see page 86.

To cancel the setting change

Click the CANCEL button.

To select “auto” in “C013:video_rate” and “C061:ts_rate”

In the field to enter the setting value, enter “auto.”

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5 To check the settings, press the analyse button.

If there is no problem with the settings, “OK” appears below the analyse button.

6 To confirm the settings, press the proc start button.

If there is no problem with the settings, “OK” appears and the unit restarts.

For more details of the menus, see the List of Menus (page 36).

Remote control of a VTR

If there is a problem with the settings, below the analyze button, “SetUp Error List” is displayed.

For remote control of a VTR connected to the REMOTE1 connector or REMOTE2 connector of this unit from the GUI, use the following procedure.

Note

Set the VTR to enable remote control through a 9-pin remote control cable.

1 In the GUI, click “Advanced” under “Setup.”

The Advanced Setup screen appears.

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2 Perform the operations 1) to 3) below to enable

control of VTR.

1) Click “setup-msb.”

Menu items of “setup-msb” appear.

2) Click the menu item “M008:remote1” or

“M009:remote2”. (The description hereafter assumes that “M008:remote1” has been selected.)

3) Turn on the VTR radio button, and click the

SET button.

This enables the VTR connected to the REMOTE1 connector to be controlled from this unit.

3 In the GUI, click “VTR Remote Control” under

“Operation.”

A setting selection window appears at the right of the screen.

The VTR selection screen appears.

4 Click “VTR 1” or “VTR 2.”

The VTR control window appears.

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5 Select the timecode reload time from the list box,

and click the change button.

8 Enter the timecode, and click the SET button.

This cues up the VTR to the specified timecode position.

Note

When remotely controlling the VTR, remember to take into account any network delay.

6 Click the REC, REW, PLAY, FF, and STOP

buttons to control the VTR.

7 To cue up the VTR to a desired position, click the

CUEUP button.

The Cueup dialog box appears.

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List of Menus

The menu items are in the following categories.

A:proc (process) B:mode C: setup (tx-rx, tx-rx (cm), sdi_to_asi, asi_to_sdi,

sdti-cp_to_asi, asi_to_sdti-cp) E:link_mng L:network M:setup-msb N:maintenance P:save R:recall S:osd T:status U:log

In the following tables, the factory default settings are enclosed in boxes. The following symbols are also used. *: Not supported by Versions 1.01 to 1.30. **: Available when the MSBA-20IP is installed.

Menu items not included in the categories listed at left

help (RS232C/telnet) info (RS232C/telnet) remote1 “stop” “play” “rec” “ff” “rew” “cueup

{hhmmssff}” “standby_on” “standby_off” “status” “tc”

remote2 “stop” “play” “rec” “ff” “rew” “cueup

{hhmmssff}” “standby_on” “standby_off” “status” “tc”

snmp*** “init” “sys” “host” “comm” “trap”

For details of the snmp menu, see the section “SNMP Commands” (page 90).

A:proc (process) menu

This is used as a setting value execution command.

Item number Category Item Function

A proc start Checks the consistency of setting values, and if there is no problem

carries out the setting change. If there is an inconsistency, returns the command number of the related setting.

analyse Checks the consistency of setting values, and if there is no problem

returns OK. If there is an inconsistency, returns the command number of the related setting.

B:mode menu

This is used as a operating mode selection command.

Item number Category Item Function

B mode tx-rx Bidirectional encoder/decoder mode (sdi_to_asi/asi_to_sdi)

tx-rx (cm) Bidirectional endoder/decoder mode, communication mode sdi_to_asi SDI input encoder mode asi_to_sdi SDI output decoder mode sdti-cp_to_asi SDTI-CP input encoder mode asi_to_sdti-cp SDTI-CP output decoder mode

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C:setup menu

In this menu, you set setting values that depend on the operating mode. Depending on the operating mode set in the “B:mode” menu, the setting items corresponding to the mode are selected. If the arguments are omitted, the current setting is given as the return value.

•In tx-rx mode

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C001 setup (Tx) ref_source input The SDI input is used as reference for the

system clock. The internal frame phase is determined by following the frame phase of the input. When the SDI is switched with a router switch or similar, if the phase difference of the input video is within ±10 µs, the decoded video is switched without transients appearing. If within the Window (±1.5H), then there are no transients on the ASI TS stream. If the Window is exceeded, in order to follow the input, and reestablish the frame phase lock, the TS stream is interrupted for a few seconds. Use this on condition that the input signal is stable, in order to use a fixed latency.

internal The SDI input is used as reference for the

system clock. The internal frame phase is determined from the phase of the first video frame input. At the time of SDI input switching, therefore, with the relative phase of the input frame and internal frame, the latency fluctuates within a range of one frame. Depending on the latency fluctuation, an offset is applied to the audio PTS, and lip sync is adjusted. Therefore, depending on the phase difference between input frame and internal frame, the audio stream may be interrupted for several seconds. With the switching timing, image degradation occurs up to a maximum of one frame, but transients do not appear on the ASI TS stream. Use this when using asynchronous SDI switched with a router switch or similar, in order to output a stable TS stream even if there is degradation in the input signal.

Note

If the switching timing of the input signal is outside the standard (SMPTE RP168), there may be degradation of the TS stream or image.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C002 setup (Rx) frame_sync_ref stream The STC obtained from the input stream is

used as the reference for SDI output.

ref_in The external analog composite input to the

REF IN connector is used as the reference for SDI output.

Notes

• The analog reference must be a signal such as black burst, with no amplitude fluctuation.

• When ref_in is selected, the wordlength for linear PCM audio samples is 16 bits.

C003 setup (Rx) sync_phase 0x600 to 800 to 9ff Specifies any hexadecimal value from

0x600 to 0x9ff, to enable fine adjustment of the SDI output sync phase. The adjustment range is ±18.9 µs.

C004 setup monitor_select rx Selects the decoder monitor for the monitor

tx Selects the encoder monitor for the monitor

C005 setup (Tx) tx_c_caption off Disables processing to transmit closed

on Enables processing to transmit closed

C006 setup (Rx) rx_c_caption off Disables processing to put closed captions

on Enables processing to put closed captions

C011 setup (Tx) chroma 422 This is 422P@ML.

420 This is MP@ML.

C012 setup (Tx) video_encmode IMX This IMX encoding mode is characterized

NORMAL This encoding mode is M=3 with Long

LD This is a low delay mode, with All P Intra

NORMAL_BL This encoding mode is M=3 with Long

output.

captions as Picture user data.

Note

This item is effective only when video_system is 525.

transmitted as Picture user data on base band.

Note

This item is effective only when video_system is 525.

by All Intra CBG.

GOP CBR. This yields a fixed latency, regardless of the set bit rate.

slice.

GOP CBR. This yields the minimum latency, depending on the set bit rate.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C013 setup (Tx) video_rate auto The video ES bit rate is calculated

manual The video ES bit rate can be specified in

4.000 to 7.500 to 50.000 units of 2 kbps. If a certain degree of error

C014 setup (Tx) scene_change off Disables scene change processing.

on Enables scene change processing.

C016 setup (Tx) pict_size Sets the picture size when encoding is

720x480 Sets the picture size to 720x480. 720x512 Sets the picture size to 720x512.

720x576 Sets the picture size to 720x576. 720x608 Sets the picture size to 720x608.

C017* setup (Tx) history_udata off History data for parameter referring re-

on History data for parameter referring re-

C018 setup (Tx) seq_hdr_cycle continuous Puts the sequence header on every

interstitial Puts the sequence header interstitially.

C021 setup (Tx) audio_encmode MPEG Specifies the audio encoding as MPEG1

LPCM Specifies the audio encoding as linear

C022 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch12_mode stereo Specifies the audio mode for channels 1

dual Specifies the audio mode for channels 1

off Disables the audio for channels 1 and 2.

automatically from the TS rate and audio settings. An 'A' appears after the numeric value.

occurs, this is controlled to be below the setting value. Argument unit Mbps When video_enc mode is IMX:

30.000, 35.000, 40.000, 45.000, 50.000

Mbps When chroma mode is 420:

4.000 to 15.000 Mbps

In other cases:

6.000 to 30.000 Mbps

Notes

• When the MSBA-20IP is installed, keep ts_rate within 35.000 Mbps.

• If “N014:maintenance video_rate” is set to “extended,” and video_encmode is other than IMX, the minimum limit for video_rate is 2 Mbps. Note, however, that operation cannot be guaranteed at present.

performed.

• When video_system is 525:

• When video_system is 625:

encoding is not included in the stream.

encoding is included in the stream.

Note

• This is supported as an option.

• This item is effective only when video_encmode is normal.

picture.

layerII.

PCM (SMPTE 302M).

and 2 as stereo.

and 2 as dual.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C023 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch12_rate 128 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

192 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

256 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

384 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

C024 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch34_mode stereo Specifies the audio mode for channels 3

dual Specifies the audio mode for channels 3

off Disables the audio for channels 3 and 4.

C025 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch34_rate 128 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

192 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

256 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

384 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

C026 setup (Tx) lpcm_channel 1-2 Specifies channels 1 and 2 for linear PCM.

3-4 Specifies channels 3 and 4 for linear PCM. 1-4 Specifies channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 for linear

C027 setup (Tx) lpcm_word_len 16 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

20 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

24 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

C028 setup (Tx) tx_audio_sg off Disables the internal test signal generator.

1 kHz Enables the internal test signal generator

silence Enables the internal test signal generator

C051 setup (Rx) rx_audio_sg off Disables the internal test signal generator.

1 kHz Enables the internal test signal generator

silence Enables the internal test signal generator

C052 setup (Rx) lip_sync –20.000 to +00.000 Carries out lip sync fine adjustment.

to +20.000 Unit: ms

and 2 to 128 kbps.

and 2 to 192 kbps.

and 2 to 256 kbps.

and 2 to 384 kbps.

and 4 as stereo.

and 4 as dual.

and 4 to 128 kbps.

and 4 to 192 kbps.

and 4 to 256 kbps.

and 4 to 384 kbps.

PCM.

Note

If “tx-rx” is selected in the B:mode menu, note that only 4 channels at the maximum of Linear PCM Audio are supported.

16 bits.

20 bits.

24 bits.

to output a 1 kHz sine wave.

to output silence.

to output a 1 kHz sine wave.

to output silence.

Note

When set to a negative value, note that operation may not be guaranteed, depending on the system status.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C061 setup (Tx) ts_rate auto The TS rate is calculated automatically. An

manual The TS rate can be specified in units of

3.000 to 8.448 to 68.000 1 kbps. If a certain degree of error occurs,

C062 setup (Tx) tx_program_no 00001 to 00200 to 65535 Specifies the program number declared in

C063 setup (Tx) video_pid 0x0010 to 00ff to 1ffe Specifies the video PID. C064 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch12_pid 0x0010 to 0101 to 1ffe Specifies the PID for MPEG audio

C065 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch34_pid 0x0010 to 0102 to 1ffe Specifies the PID for MPEG audio

C066 setup (Tx) lpcm_pid 0x0010 to 0100 to 1ffe Specifies the PID for linear PCM audio. C067 setup (Tx) pat_version 0 to 31 Specifies the PAT version number. C068 setup (Tx) pat_interval 1 to 33 to 100 Sets the PAT generation interval.

C069 setup (Tx) pmt_version 0 to 31 Specifies the PMT version number. C070 setup (Tx) pmt_interval 1 to 33 to 100 Sets the PMT generation interval.

C071 setup (Tx) pcr_pid 0x0010 to 00fe to 1ffe Specifies the PID for PCR. C072 setup (Tx) pcr_interval 1 to 33 to 100 Sets the PCR generation interval.

C073 setup (Tx) program_map_pid 0x0010 to 00c8 to 1ffe Specifies the PID for PMT. C074* setup (Tx) network_pid 0x0010 to 0064 to 1ffe Specifies the PID for NIT. C075 setup (Tx) tx_packet_size 188 Specifies the output TS packet size as 188

204 Specifies the output TS packet size as 204

C076 setup (Tx) tx_asi_mode packet Outputs output TS in packet mode.

burst Outputs output TS in burst mode.

C091 setup (Rx) vitc_line1 off Disables processing to put VITC

10 to 18 to 20 (525) Specifies line number to hold VITC

7 to 21 to 22 (625)

C092 setup (Rx) vitc_line2 off Disables processing to put VITC

10 to 18 to 20 (525) Specifies line number to hold VITC

7 to 21 to 22 (625)

‘A’ appears after the numeric value.

this is controlled to be below the setting value. Argument unit: Mbps

Note

When the MSBA-20IP is installed, keep ts_rate within 35.000 Mbps.

PAT.

channels 1 and 2.

channels 3 and 4.

Unit: 1 ms

Unit: ms

bytes.

bytes. (16 bytes of dummy data inlucluded.)

Note

When an MSBA-20IP board is installed, the TS packet size for an MPEG stream output through RTP is fixed at 188 bytes, irrespective of this setting.

transmitted as private data on base band.

transmitted as private data.

transmitted as private data on base band.

transmitted as private data.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C101 setup (Rx) rx_program_no 00001 to 00200 to 65535 Specifies program number for decoding. C102 setup (Rx) rx_packet_size auto Automatically recognizes input TS packet

size. 188 204

C111 setup (Tx) pri_pid_base 0x0010 to 00c0 to 1ff7 Specifies the base PID for transferring

C112* setup (Tx) tx_umid off Disables UMID.

on Enables UMID. PID is “pri_pid_base” +0.

C113 setup (Tx) tx_line_data1 off Disables uncompressed line data

on Enables uncompressed line data

C114 setup (Tx) tx_line_data2 off Disables uncompressed line data

on Enables uncompressed line data

C115 setup (Tx) tx_line_base 12 to 21 Specifies the line number of the

C116* setup (Tx) tx_vanc_data off Disables ancillary data processing in the

on Enables ancillary data processing in the

C117* setup (Tx) tx_vanc1_did 0x 00 to ff Specifies the DID for vertical blanking

C118* setup (Tx) tx_vanc1_sdid 0x 00 to ff Specifies the SDID for vertical blanking

C119* setup (Tx) tx_vanc2_did 0x 00 to ff Specifies the DID for vertical blanking

C120* setup (Tx) tx_vanc2_sdid 0x 00 to ff Specifies the SDID for vertical blanking

C121 setup (Tx) tx_vitc_data off Disables VITC private data transfer.

on Enables VITC private data transfer.

C124* setup (Tx) tx_udata1 off Disables getting user data1 from the UDP

on Enables getting user data1 from the UDP

C125* setup (Tx) tx_udata1_port 05000 to 09000 to 65535 Sets the UDP port No. for picking up user

C126* setup (Tx) tx_udata1_rate 1 to 30 Specifies rate for getting user data1 from

C127* setup (Tx) tx_udata2 off Disables getting user data 2 from the UDP

on Enables getting user data 2 from the UDP

Sets input TS packet size to fixed 188 bytes.

Sets input TS packet size to fixed 204 bytes.

private data.

processing of 1st line.

PID is “pri_pid_base” +1.

processing of 2nd line.

PID is “pri_pid_base” +1.

uncompressed line. This line and the

following line can be transferred as

uncompressed lines.

vertical blanking interval.

vertical blanking interval. PID is

“pri_pid_base” +2.

interval ancillary data.

PID is “pri_pid_base” +3.

port, via the MSBA-20IP.

PID is “pri_pid_base” +6.

data1 from the MSBA-20IP.

the MSBA-20IP.

Unit: Mbps

port, via the MSBA-20IP.

PID is “pri_pid_base” +7.

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(In tx-rx mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C128* setup (Tx) tx_udata2_port 05000 to 09001 to 65535 Sets the UDP port No. for picking up user

data 2 from the MSBA-20IP.

C129* setup (Tx) tx_udata2_rate 1 to 30 Specifies rate for getting user data 2 from

the MSBA-20IP.

Unit: Mbps

C141* setup (Rx) rx_udata1 off Disables user data1 output from the UDP

port, via the MSBA-20IP. on Enables user data1 output from the UDP

port, via the MSBA-20IP.

C142* setup (Rx) dst_udata1_port 05000 to 09000 to 65535 Sets the UDP port No. for outputting user

data1 from the MSBA-20IP.

C143* setup(Rx) dst_udata1_ip 000 to 192 to 255. Sets the destination IP address for output

000 to 168 to 255. 000 to 001 to 255. 000 to 003 to 255

C144* setup (Rx) rx_udata2 off Disables user data 2 output from the UDP

on Enables user data 2 output from the UDP

C145* setup (Rx) dst_udata2_port 05000 to 09001 to 65535 Sets the UDP port No. for outputting user

C146* setup (Rx) dst_udata2_ip 000 to 192 to 255. Sets the destination IP address for output

000 to 168 to 255. 000 to 001 to 255. 000 to 003 to 255

C998 setup cancel – Cancels a setup change before execution. C999 setup init – Returns setup items to their factory default

– setup list – Displays the list set in setup.

of user data1 from the MSBA-20IP.

port, via the MSBA-20IP.

data 2 from the MSBA-20IP.

of user data 2 from the MSBA-20IP

settings.

This is a special-purpose command for

RS232C/telnet operation.

Note

“C124” to “C146” are commands for I/O of UDP port user data as DVB-ASI (option functions), but are not currently supported.

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•In tx-rx (cm) mode

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C001 setup (Tx) ref_source input The SDI input is used as reference for the

system clock.

The internal frame phase is determined by

following the frame phase of the input.

When the SDI is switched with a router

switch or similar, if the phase difference of

the input video is within ±10 µs, the

decoded video is switched without

transients appearing. If within the Window

(±1.5H), then there are no transients on the

ASI TS stream. If the Window is exceeded,

in order to follow the input, and reestablish

the frame phase lock, the TS stream is

interrupted for a few seconds.

Use this on condition that the input signal

is stable, in order to use a fixed latency. internal The SDI input is used as reference for the

system clock.

The internal frame phase is determined

from the phase of the first video frame

input. At the time of SDI input switching,

therefore, with the relative phase of the

input frame and internal frame, the latency

fluctuates within a range of one frame.

Depending on the latency fluctuation, an

offset is applied to the audio PTS, and lip

sync is adjusted. Therefore, depending on

the phase difference between input frame

and internal frame, the audio stream may

be interrupted for several seconds.

With the switching timing, image

degradation occurs up to a maximum of

one frame, but transients do not appear on

the ASI TS stream.

Use this when using asynchronous SDI

switched with a router switch or similar, in

order to output a stable TS stream even if

there is degradation in the input signal.

Note

If the switching timing of the input signal is

outside the standard (SMPTE RP168),

there may be degradation of the TS stream

or image.

C003 setup (Rx) sync_phase 0x600 to 800 to 9ff Specifies any hexadecimal value from

C011 setup (Tx) chroma 422 This is 422P@ML.

420 This is MP@ML.

0x600 to 0x9ff, to enable fine adjustment of

the SDI output sync phase.

The adjustment range is ±18.9 µs.

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(In tx-rx (cm) mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C012 setup (Tx) video_encmode LD This is a low delay mode, with All P Intra

slice. SLD* This is a low delay mode, using field

C013 setup (Tx) video_rate auto The video ES bit rate is calculated

manual The video ES bit rate can be specified in

4.000 to 7.500 to 50.000 units of 2 kbps. If a certain degree of error

C014 setup (Tx) scene_change off Disables scene change processing.

on Enables scene change processing.

C016 setup (Tx) pict_size Sets the picture size when encoding is

720x480 Sets the picture size to 720x480. 544x480 Sets the picture size to 544x480. 480x480 Sets the picture size to 480x480. 352x480 Sets the picture size to 352x480.

720x576 Sets the picture size to 720x576. 544x576 Sets the picture size to 544x576. 480x576 Sets the picture size to 480x576. 352x576 Sets the picture size to 352x576.

C018 setup (Tx) seq_hdr_cycle continuous Puts the sequence header on every

interstitial Puts the sequence header interstitially.

C021 setup (Tx) audio_encmode MPEG Specifies the audio encoding as MPEG1

LPCM Specifies the audio encoding as linear

structure.

Note

This is supported as an option.

automatically from the TS rate and audio

settings. An 'A' appears after the numeric

value.

occurs, this is controlled to be below the

setting value.

Argument unit Mbps

When video_enc mode is IMX:

30.000, 35.000, 40.000, 45.000, 50.000

Mbps

When chroma mode is 420:

4.000 to 15.000 Mbps

In other cases:

6.000 to 30.000 Mbps

Notes

• When the MSBA-20IP is installed, keep ts_rate within 35.000 Mbps.

performed.

• When video_system is 525:

• When video_system is 625:

picture.

layerII.

PCM (SMPTE 302M).

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(In tx-rx (cm) mode)

Item number Category Item Arguments Function

C022 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch12_mode stereo Specifies the audio mode for channels 1

dual Specifies the audio mode for channels 1

off Disables the audio for channels 1 and 2.

C023 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch12_rate 128 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

192 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

256 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

384 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 1

C024 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch34_mode stereo Specifies the audio mode for channels 3

dual Specifies the audio mode for channels 3

off Disables the audio for channels 3 and 4.

C025 setup (Tx) mpeg_ch34_rate 128 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

192 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

256 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

384 Sets the bit rate of the audio for channels 3

C026 setup (Tx) lpcm_channel 1-2 Specifies channels 1 and 2 for linear PCM.

3-4 Specifies channels 3 and 4 for linear PCM. 1-4 Specifies channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 for linear

C027 setup (Tx) lpcm_word_len 16 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

20 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

24 Sets the linear PCM sample word length to

C028 setup (Tx) tx_audio_sg off Disables the internal test signal generator.

1 kHz Enables the internal test signal generator

silence Enables the internal test signal generator

C051 setup (Rx) rx_audio_sg off Disables the internal test signal generator.

1 kHz Enables the internal test signal generator

silence Enables the internal test signal generator

and 2 as stereo.

and 2 as dual.

and 2 to 128 kbps.

and 2 to 192 kbps.

and 2 to 256 kbps.

and 2 to 384 kbps.

and 4 as stereo.

and 4 as dual.

and 4 to 128 kbps.

and 4 to 192 kbps.

and 4 to 256 kbps.

and 4 to 384 kbps.

PCM.

Note

If “tx-rx” is selected in the B:mode menu, note that only 4 channels at the maximum of Linear PCM Audio are supported.

16 bits.

20 bits.

24 bits.

to output a 1 kHz sine wave.

to output silence.

to output a 1 kHz sine wave.

to output silence.

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