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MPEG-4 AVC
HDTV Encoder
XVE9300
User's Guide
 Before using the product, read this User's Guide to make safe, correct use of the product.
 Keep the User's Guide in a safe place after reading so you can reread it when you
encounter questions using the product.
NTT Electronics Corporation

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XVE9300 User's Guide
Contents
Before Using the Product ........................................................................................... iii

I. Safety Guidelines .................................................................................................... iii
Vor der Verwendung dieses Produktes ....................................................................... iv
I. Sicherheitsrichtlinien .............................................................................................. iv
II. Hints for Correct Handling ................................................................................... xii
II. Hinweise für richtige Handhabung ..................................................................... xiv
III. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ................................................................ xv
IV. Safety Standard ................................................................................................... xvi
V. Disclaimer of Warranty ........................................................................................ xvii
VI. Patent Notice ..................................................................................................... xviii
VII. Copyright Notice ................................................................................................ xix
VIII. User's Guide ...................................................................................................... xx
IX. Scrapping the Product......................................................................................... xxi
X. Packages ............................................................................................................... xxi
1 Introduction ........................................................................................................... 1
1-1 Overview ...................................................................................................................... 1
1-2 Features ....................................................................................................................... 2
1-3 Component Names ....................................................................................................... 3
2 How to Operate the Encoder.................................................................................. 7
2-1 Turning the Encoder ON ............................................................................................. 7
2-2 Operating Status Display ............................................................................................ 8
2-3 Turning the Encoder OFF.......................................................................................... 10
2-4 Changing Setting Values ........................................................................................... 11
2-5 Key Lock Function ..................................................................................................... 13
3 Encoder Menu ...................................................................................................... 14
3-1 Menu List ................................................................................................................... 14
3-2 Topmost Menu Level Operations ............................................................................... 19
3-3 PARAMETER Menu - Parameter Set Settings - ....................................................... 20
3-4 CONFIG Menu - Various Parameter Settings - ........................................................ 21
3-4-1 BITRATE Menu - Bitrate Setting/Display - ...................................................................... 21
3-4-2 TS Menu - TS Output Settings - ........................................................................................ 24
3-4-3 VIDEO Menu - Video Settings - ......................................................................................... 25
3-4-4 AUDIO Menu - Audio Settings - ........................................................................................ 27
3-4-5 TS over IP Menu (Option) - TS over IP Settings - ............................................................ 34
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3-4-6 BISS Menu (Option) - BISS Settings - .............................................................................. 37

3-4-7 ID Menu - ID Settings - ...................................................................................................... 38
3-4-8 SNMP Menu - SNMP Settings -......................................................................................... 41
3-5 TEST SIGNAL Menu - Test Signal Settings - ........................................................... 42
3-6 MISC Menu - Other Settings - .................................................................................. 43
3-7 NETWORK Menu - Network Settings - .................................................................... 45
3-8 OPTION Menu - Option Settings - ............................................................................ 49
3-9 LOG Menu - Log Information Display - .................................................................... 50
3-10 VERSION Menu - Version Information Display - ..................................................... 51
4 Specifications ....................................................................................................... 52
Appendixes ................................................................................................................. 53
Video and Audio Input/Output Settings .............................................................................. 53
PAT and PMT Configuration Example ................................................................................ 57
List of Factory Defaults ....................................................................................................... 60
CONFIG Menu Defaults .................................................................................................................... 60
TEST SIGNAL Menu Defaults.......................................................................................................... 63
List of MISC Menu Defaults ............................................................................................................. 63
NETWORK Menu Defaults ............................................................................................................... 64
Event Codes ......................................................................................................................... 65
External Dimensions ........................................................................................................... 71
Connector Specifications...................................................................................................... 72
ALARM-CTRL (Round Connector 12-pin) ........................................................................................ 72
<< Contact Information>> ......................................................................................... 73
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Before Using the Product

I. Safety Guidelines
Before using the product, read these Safety Guidelines for proper product handling. This guide contains tips
on using the product safely while preventing physical harm to you or others or the properties. Warning and
pictorial marks are used in the User's Guide to identify the risks of improper handling and their extents.
Definitions of these marks are given below. Gain a full understanding of the definitions of these marks
before going into the text.
 Explanations of Warning Marks*
Advises users that failure to take or avoid a specific action could result
Warning in death or serious injury.
Advises users that failure to take or avoid a specified action could result
Caution in physical injury and property damage.
An instruction that needs to be observed to prevent degraded product performance,

Tip loss of data and so forth.
Memo Points to a topic that should deserve special notice in handling the product.
 Explanations of Pictorial Marks*
Prohibited action
This pictorial mark designates a prohibited action. The prohibited action itself is
illustrated in a picture or text near the pictorial mark.
Warning
This pictorial mark alerts the user to a possibly hazardous action (including warning
and advising the user). The possibly hazardous action itself is illustrated in a
picture or text near the pictorial mark.
Mandatory action
This pictorial mark compels the user to take a specified action. The specified
action itself is illustrated in a picture or text near the pictorial mark.
*As per JIS S0101: 2000 Consumer Warning Graphic Symbols.
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Vor der Verwendung dieses Produktes

I. Sicherheitsrichtlinien
Bevor Sie dieses Produkt verwenden, lesen Sie bitte diese Sicherheitsrichtlinien aufmerksam durch, um
richtige Handhabung des Produktes zu gewährleisten. Diese Richtlinien enthalten Tipps für die Verwendung
dieses Produktes mit optimaler Sicherheit, damit körperliche Verletzungen und Sachschäden vermieden
werden. Warn- und Piktogramm-Markierungen werden in der Bedienungsanleitung verwendet, um das Risiko
von falscher Handhabung und deren Auswirkung zu identifizieren. Die Definitionen dieser Markierungen sind
nachfolgend aufgeführt. Achten Sie darauf, dass Sie die Definitionen dieser Markierungen vollständig
verstehen, bevor Sie mit dem Text fortsetzen.
 Erläuterungen der Warnmarkierungen*
Damit wird der Anwender gewarnt, dass die Ausführung oder Vermeidung
einer bestimmten Aktion zum Tode oder zu ernsthaften Verletzungen
Warnung führen kann.
Damit wird der Anwender gewarnt, dass die Ausführung oder Vermeidung
einer bestimmten Aktion zu ernsthaften Verletzungen oder Sachschäden
Vorsicht führen kann.
Diese Instruktion muss beachtet werden, um eine Verschlechterung des

Tipp Leistungsvermögens des Produktes, den Datenverlust usw. zu vermeiden.
Damit wird auf einen Punkt hingewiesen, der bei der Handhabung des Produktes
Notiz besonders beachtet werden soll.
 Erläuterungen der Piktogramm-Markierungen*
Verbotene Aktion
Diese Piktogramm-Markierung bezeichnet eine verbotene Aktion. Die verbotene Aktion

selbst ist in einem Bild oder im Text in der Nähe der Piktogramm-Markierung dargestellt
oder beschrieben.
Warnung
Diese Piktogramm-Markierung warnt den Anwender vor einer möglichen gefährlichen

Aktion (einschließlich Warnung und Anleitung für den Anwender). Die mögliche
gefährliche Aktion selbst ist in einem Bild oder im Text in der Nähe der
Piktogramm-Markierung dargestellt oder beschrieben.
Obligatorische Aktion
Diese Piktogramm-Markierung fordert den Anwender zur Ausführung einer bestimmten

Aktion auf. Diese bestimmte Aktion selbst ist in einem Bild oder im Text in der Nähe der
Piktogramm-Markierung dargestellt oder beschrieben.
* Entspricht JIS S0101: Verbraucher-Warnhinweise 2000 für Grafik-Symbole
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Warning
 Product Handling
Do not use any power cable except for the one included with this product in Japan and
North America. If the product is used in any other part of the world, it is the customer’s
responsibility to supply a power cable compliant with the applicable standard.
Don’t use Fires, electrical shocks, failures or physical injury could result.
For products manufactured to European specifications:

AC mains power cord
The mains power supply cord is not shipped with the device. You are advised to use
a mains cable with the following features:
 Device end of cable: IEC 60320 compliant connector;
Do  Flexible wire: 3 x 1 mm2 cross-section or 18 AWG, 10 A minimum, 250 V

compliant with the applicable standard or rules of the country where the
device is installed;
Mains outlet end of cable: plug compliant with the applicable standard or rules of the
country where the device is installed.
The power cable of this product has a three-pin connector at one end. Ground the
power cable by inserting it into a three-hole (OA) receptacle.
Fires, electrical shocks, failures or physical injury could result.
Must
This product is powered by a lithium battery. Ask the contact to have the battery
replaced.
An improperly replaced battery could result in explosion.
Do
Do not overhaul, modify or repair the product.

Fires, electrical shocks, physical injury or failures could result.
Don’t
disassemble
If the product heats to an unusual degree, gives off offensive smells, smokes or develops
unusual noises, discontinue using it immediately.
Continued use could result in fires, electrical shocks or failures. Disconnect the power
Stop using plug from the receptacle and ask the contact.
Discontinue using the product immediately when it has been dropped or subjected to a
strong impact or when its exterior package has been damaged.
Continue use of the product could result in fires, electrical shocks or failures.
Don’t use
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Do not connect the LAN port to any networks which are subject to overvoltages.
It may cause fire, electrical shocks or failures.
Don’t
Contact Information

Multimedia Division
Maintenance Service
13F New Stage Yokohama, 1-1-32, Shin-Urashimacho,

Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 221-0031, Japan
Phone : +81 45-414-9620

Fax : +81 45-453-9670
E-mail : support@ntt-el.com
Contact hours : 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through
Friday, except for public holidays and our
holidays.
Except for the lunch break from 12:00 p.m.
to 1:00 p.m. JST.
We are closed on the anniversary of the founding of our

company, summer holidays and the year-end and new-year
holidays. Please remember that our holidays vary from one
year to another.
(The same contact information is also found on the last page.)
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Warnung
 Handhabung des Produktes
In Japan und Nordamerika darf dieses Produkt nur in Verbindung mit dem im
Lieferumfang enthaltenen Netzkabel verwendet werden. Wenn das Produkt in anderen
Ländern verwendet wird, muss vom Kunden hierfür ein Netzkabel bereitgestellt werden,
Nicht das den örtlichen Vorschriften entspricht. Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer,
ausführen Elektroschock oder andere Verletzungen die Folge sein.
Für Produkte mit europäischen Spezifikationen:

Netzkabel für Wechselspannung
Das Netzkabel für Wechselspannung ist nicht im Lieferumfang dieses Geräts
enthalten. Es wird empfohlen, ein Netzkabel zu verwenden, das die folgenden
Merkmale aufweist:
 Am Geräte-Ende des Kabels: Ein Stecker, der dem Standard IEC 60320
entspricht;
Ausführen  Flexkabel: 3 x 1 mm² Querschnitt (18 AWG), mindestens 10 AZ, 250 V, das
den geltenden Vorschriften bzw. Gesetzen des Landes entspricht, in dem
das Gerät installiert wird;
Wandstecker-Ende des Kabels: der Stecker muss den geltenden Vorschriften bzw.
Gesetzen des Landes entsprechen, in dem das Gerät installiert wird.
Das Netzkabel dieses Produkts ist an einem Ende mit einem dreipoligen Stecker
versehen. Das Netzkabel kann geerdet werden, indem dieses mit einer dreipoligen
Steckdose (OA) verbunden wird.
Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock oder andere Verletzungen die
Erforderlich
Folge sein.
Dieses Produkt ist mit einer Lithium-Batterie ausgestattet. Zum Auswechseln der Batterie
einen Fachhändler zu Rate ziehen.
Eine inkorrekt installierte Batterie kann eine Explosion verursachen.
Ausführen
Überholen, modifizieren oder reparieren Sie niemals selbst das Produkt.

Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock, Verletzungen oder
Nicht Funktionsstörungen die Folge sein.
zerlegen
Im Falle einer starken Wärmeentwicklung, von ungewöhnlichen Gerüchen,

Rauchentwicklung oder starken Geräuschen muss das Gerät sofort ausgeschaltet
werden.
Bei einer fortgesetzten Verwendung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock oder
Nicht Funktionsstörungen die Folge sein. Das Netzkabel aus der Steckdose abziehen, dann
benutzen einen Fachhändler zu Rate ziehen.
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Das Produkt nicht verwenden, wenn es fallengelassen oder starken Stößen ausgesetzt
wurde; ebenso darf im Falle einer beschädigten Verpackung das Produkt nicht
angeschlossen werden.
Nicht Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock oder Funktionsstörungen die Folge
ausführen sein.
Kontaktinformation
en
Kundendienst
Multimedia-Abteilung
13F New Stage Yokohama, 1-1-32 Shin-urashimacho,

Telefon : +81 45-414-9620

Faksimile : +81 45-453-9670
Sprechstunden: 10:00 Uhr morgens bis 5:00 Uhr nachmittags,
Montag bis Freitag, ausgenommen
öffentliche Feiertage und unsere Ferien.
Mit Ausnahme der Mittagspause von 12:00
bis 13:00. JST
Wir schließen am Jahrestag unserer Firmengründung,

während der Sommerferien sowie während der Neujahrsferien.
Bitte denken Sie daran, dass unsere Ferien in Abhängigkeit
von dem Rechnungsjahr ändern.
(Die gleichen Kontaktinformationen können Sie auch auf der
letzten Seite finden.)
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Caution
Do not use the product in a dusty place.

Accumulated dust could cause shorts to occur, resulting in smoking or fires.
Don’t
Do not place the product in a place that may be splashed with water or in a damp place.
Fires, electrical shocks or failures could result.
Don’t
Do not use the product in a place that may be directly infiltrated by rainwater, mist or the
like.
Fires, electrical shocks or failures could result.
Don’t
Do not place a cup, vase or any other container filled with any liquid, such as water,
chemicals on top of this product, or leave them close to the product.
A spilt liquid penetrating the product could result in fires, electrical shocks or failures.
Don’t
Do not place a heavy object on this product, or a hand be not apply forced.
The upper lid has touched the parts inside equipment, and causes a fire, an electric
shock, and failure.
Don’t
Do not block the vent hole in the product. Burns, fires or failures could result.
Never block the vent hole, because heat could build up inside the product, heating it to a
high temperature.
Don’t
Do not place the product in an unstable place, such as a rickety table or inclined surface.
The product could drop or fall down, resulting in physical injury.
Don’t
Do not drop or impact the product.

Failures or physical injury could result.
Don’t
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For complete electrical disconnection, pull out the main plug.

The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
Do
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Vorsicht
Verwenden Sie dieses Produkt niemals an einem staubigen Ort. Es könnte sich Staub
ansammeln, wodurch es zu Kurzschluss, Rauchentwicklung oder Feuer kommen kann.
Nicht
ausführen
Stellen Sie das Produkt niemals an einem Ort auf, an dem Wasser darauf gespritzt
werden kann, und vermeiden Sie feuchte Aufstellungsorte.
Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock, oder Funktionsstörungen die
Nicht
Folge sein.
ausführen
Verwenden Sie dieses Produkt niemals an einem Ort, der Regen, Nebel oder
Feuchtigkeit ausgesetzt ist.
Bei Nichtbeachtung könnten ein Feuer, Elektroschock, oder Funktionsstörungen die
Nicht
Folge sein.
ausführen
Stellen Sie niemals einen Becher, eine Vase oder einen anderen mit Flüssigkeit gefüllten
Behälter auf der Oberseite des Produktes ab bzw. belassen Sie solche Behälter nicht in
der Nähe des Produktes. Falls die Flüssigkeit verschüttet wird und in das Produkt
Nicht
gelangt, kann es zu Feuer, Elektrosshock, oder Funktionsstörungen die Folge sein.
ausführen
Die Belüftungsöffnung im Gehäuse darf nicht blockiert werden. Bei Nichtbeachtung

können Verbrennungen, ein Feuer oder Funktionsstörungen die
Folgen sein.
Nicht Niemals die Belüftungsöffnung blockieren, da durch den entstehenden Hitzestau im
ausführen Innern des Produkts die Temperatur sehr hoch ansteigen kann.
Stellen Sie das Produkt niemals auf einer instabilen Unterlage ab, wie zum Beispiel
einem wackeligen Tisch oder einer geneigten Fläche. Das Produkt könnte herunterfallen
Nicht und persönliche Verletzungen verursachen.
ausführen
Das Produkt nicht fallenlassen oder starken Stößen aussetzen.

Bei Nichtbeachtung können Funktionsstörungen oder Verletzungen die Folge sein.
Nicht
ausführen
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II. Hints for Correct Handling
 Product Usage Environment and Storage Location
Tip Install the product within tolerable limits of the product specifications.
This product uses a fan. The fan requires periodic replacement. Replacement every
Tip three years is recommended.
Ask the contact to have the fan replaced.
Do not leave the product in a possibly hot place, such as a place exposed to direct
Tip sunlight, the inside of a closed car, and near a heater.
Failures or malfunctions could result.
Do not leave the product at extremely low temperatures.

Tip The product might fail or malfunction.
Do not subject the product to sharp temperature changes.

Tip Dew might be condensed on the product, causing it to fail or malfunction. If dew is
condensed on the product, allow it to dry before using it.
Do not place the product in a place that is subjected to strong vibrations.

Tip Failures or malfunctions could result.
Do not move the product uncovered or mounted in a rack. In moving the product,
Tip package it to product against shocks during transit.
Shocks could result in failures or erratic operations.
Never use, benzine, thinner or any other organic solvents for cleaning the product.
Tip The product could be degenerated, deformed or discolored.
Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply,

Tip See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate
"For Use in Norway

Tip This product is also designed for an IT power system with phase-to-phse voltage 230V."
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Rack Mount Instructions -
A) Elevated Operating Ambient -

If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient temperature of
the rack environment may be greater than room ambient. Therefore, consideration should
be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum
ambient temperature (Tma) specified by the manufacturer.
B) Reduced Air Flow -

Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required
for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised.
C) Mechanical Loading -
Tip Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not
achieved due to uneven mechanical loading.
D) Circuit Overloading -
Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit
and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and
supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used
when addressing this concern.
E) Reliable Earthing -
Reliable earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained. Particular attention
should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit
(e.g. use of power strips).
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II. Hinweise für richtige Handhabung

 Umfeld für den Betrieb des Produktes und Aufbewahrungsort
Bei der Installation des Produkts müssen die in den Spezifikationen festgelegten
Tipp Grenzwerte beachtet werden.
Dieses Produkt verwendet einen Lüfter, der ein Auswechseln in periodischen Abständen
Tipp erfordert. Es wird empfohlen, den Lüfter alle drei Jahre zu ersetzen.
Zum Auswechseln einen Fachhändler zu Rate ziehen.
Stellen Sie dieses Produkt niemals an einem warmen Ort auf, wie zum Beispiel in
Tipp direktem Sonnenlicht, im Inneren eines geschlossenen Kraftfahrzeuges oder in der Nähe
einer Heizung. Anderenfalls kann es zu einem Versagen oder zu Fehlbetrieb kommen.
Das Produkt darf nicht in sehr niedrigen Temperaturen gelagert werden. Bei
Tipp Nichtbeachtung können Funktionsstörungen oder andere Defekte die Folge sein.
Setzen Sie das Produkt niemals plötzlichen Temperaturänderungen aus. Anderenfalls

kann es zu Kondensatbildung und damit zu einem Versagen oder zu Fehlbetrieb
Tipp kommen. Falls Kondensatbildung festgestellt wird, lassen Sie das Produkt trocknen,
bevor Sie es in Betrieb nehmen.
Stellen Sie dieses Produkt niemals an einem Ort mit starken Vibrationen auf.
Tipp Anderenfalls kann es zu einem Versagen oder zu Fehlbetrieb kommen.
Bei einem Transport das Produkt nicht unverpackt oder in einem Gestell montiert
belassen. Bei einer Ortsveränderung vorher das Gerät verpacken, um es vor Stößen zu
Tipp schützen.
Starke Erschütterungen können zu Funktionsstörungen oder abnormalem Betrieb führen.
Verwenden Sie niemals Benzol, Verdünner oder andere organische Lösungsmittel für
Tipp das Reinigen des Produktes. Anderenfalls kann das Produkt altern, verformt oder
verfärbt werden.
Unter Umständen sind besondere Handhabungshinweise für Perchlorat-Material zu

Tipp beachten.
Siehe http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate
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III. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

 FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A Compliance Notice (United States)
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.
Pursuant to Part 15.21 of the FCC Rules, any changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly
approved by NTT Electronics Corporation may cause harmful interference, and void your authority to
operate this equipment.
 ICES-003 Class A Compliance Notice (Canada)

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
 Europe (EU)
This equipment complies with the requirements of the EMC standard (EN55022 Class A, EN55024,
EN61000-3-2 and EN61000-3-2) for EMC Directive (2004/108/EC) in Europe.
Warning
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
 VCCI Class A (Japan)

This is Class A information technology equipment conforming to the specifications of the Voluntary
Control Council for Information Technology Equipment (VCCI). In a domestic environment this
product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take corrective actions.
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IV. Safety Standard
 United States
This equipment complies with the requirements of the safety standard (UL60950-1) for information
technology equipment in the U.S.
 Canada
This equipment complies with the requirements of the safety standard (CSA C22.2 Mo.60950-1-03) for
information technology equipment in Canada
 Europe (EU)
This equipment complies with the requirements of the safety standard (EN60950-1) for Low Voltage
Directive (2006/95/EC) in Europe.
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V. Disclaimer of Warranty
1. Notice on Product Usage
While we are committed to a continuing effort to keep up with product quality and reliability,
products are apt to fail with certain probabilities. The probabilities with which products fail
vary significantly with their usage conditions (including circuit and ambient conditions).
Considerations and tips that should deserve special notice to use our product with its highest
level of reliability are presented below. Please abide by the instructions given in this User's
Guide in using the product. We will not be responsible for any damages resulting from failure
to follow our instructions.
1-1. Compliance with Recommended Operating Conditions

Always use the product within its recommended operating conditions. The product could
malfunction if it is used under any functional, topic or operating conditions that are not
accounted for in the User's Guide. Please use under such conditions at your own risk.
1-2. Notice on Applications

This product is intended for use in multimedia network communication systems or the like.
The product is not designed for use in systems in which its failures could cause damages, such
as the loss of life, physical injury, damaged assets and system unavailability, and in systems to
which quality or reliability is of critical importance (such as nuclear power control systems,
operation and navigation control systems for transportation equipment (such as automobiles,
trains, vessels and aircraft), and medical control systems relating to life support). Please use
under such conditions at your own risk.
1-3. Prohibition of Alterations

Do not overhaul or tamper with this product. We will not be responsible for any damages
resulting from such overhaul or tampering.
1-4. Combination with Other Equipment and Systems

We will not be responsible for any damages resulting from malfunctioning of the product used in
conjunction with equipment or software with which we are not concerned.
2. Notice on Information Usage

Information about circuits, software, systems and so forth given in the User's Guide is
provided only to explain typical operations or applications of the product and is not intended
for use in equipment or system implementations of the product. We will not be responsible
for any damages resulting from the use of such information.
3. Intellectual Property Rights

We will not be responsible for any problems concerning third parties' intellectual property
rights that may result from the use of the product, except for those that directly relate to the
structure and manufacturing process of the product.
4. Exemption from Responsibility for Incidental Damages

We will not be responsible for any incidental damages resulting from the use of or
inability to use the product (including but not limited incidental or indirect damages,
estimated lost earning, interruptions in business caused by failure to meet customer
requirements, loss of business information and other monetary damages).
5. Compliance with Export Regulations

The exportation of the product must comply with the requirements of the Foreign Exchange and
Foreign Trade Control Law. Before exporting the product, please check with us to find out if the
product is a regulated item or not.
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VI. Patent Notice
1. MPEG-4 AVC License / MPEG-2 License
ANY USE OF THIS PRODUCT OTHER THAN CONSUMER PERSONAL USE IN ANY
MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG-2 STANDERD FOR ENCODING VIDEO
INFORMATION FOR PACKAGED MEDIA IS EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT A
LICENSE UNDER APPLICABLE PATENTS IN THE MPEG-2 PATENT PORTFOLIO, WHICH
LICENSE IS AVAILABLE FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C.,
250 STEELE STREET, SUITE 300, DENVER, COLORADO 80206, USA.
SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM
THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE AVC PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE
PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE OF A CONSUMER TO (ⅰ) ENCODE VIDEO IN
COMPLIANCE WITH THE AVC STANDARD (“AVC VIDEO”) AND/OR (ⅱ) DECODE AVC
VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL AND
NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER
LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED
FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA,
L.L.C.,
250 STEELE STREET, SUITE 300, DENVER, COLORADO 80206, USA.
SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM
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VII. Copyright Notice
 All copyrights on the User's Guide and the software included with the product are the property of
and remains vested in NTT Electronics Corporation. Such copyrighted materials are protected by
the Japanese and international copyright laws. Unauthorized reproduction or duplication of such
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VIII. User's Guide

 The information in the User's Guide is subject to change without notice.
 While meticulous care has been exercised in the preparation of this User's Guide, you are
encouraged to notify our contact if any problems should come to your attention, including
questions, errors, inaccuracies, omissions, imperfect collating, and missing pages.
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Maintenance Service
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Phone : +81 45-414-9620

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to 1:00 p.m. JST.

holidays. Please remember that our holidays vary from one
year to another.
(The same contact information is also found on the last page.)
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XVE9300 User’s Guide
IX. Scrapping the Product
 Dispose of this product as industrial waste pursuant to local regulations.

 Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacture’s instructions and local disposal requirement.
X. Packages
 Before using the product, check that the package contains the components listed below. If any
component is missing, please call our contact.
• XVE9300 1 unit
• AC power cable 1 (Japan and North American models)
• Cable clamp 1
• Rubber legs 1 set
• Rack mount brackets 1 set
• User's Guide 1 copy
• CD(Manual) 1
• Warranty card 1 copy
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1 Introduction
Thank you for buying an NTT Electronics "HDTV Encoder XVE9300."
This User's Guide explains setup methods and correct methods of use to ensure the safe and correct use of
this product. Be sure to read this User's Guide before using this product. Also, keep it nearby during use.
This User's Guide is intended for engineers who work in broadcasting stations, etc.
1-1 Overview
This device encodes video signals input on two lines by AVC/H.264 and encodes audio signals by various standards, and
multiplexes and outputs these encoded signals as MPEG-2 transport stream.
Input digital video signals (SMPTE292M and SMPTE299M) are encoded in real time, and MPEG-2 transport stream is
output as DVB-ASI signals and IP packets.
HDTV encoder XVE9300
DVB-ASI signal / IP packet
HDTV/SDTV デコーダ HVD9100 など

HDTV/SDTV decoder HVD9100, etc.
Fig. 1-1 System Configuration Example
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1-2 Features
■ Broadened video format support
1080i, 1080p and 720p various video formats are supported.
■ 3D video supported
3D video can be transferred by inputting synchronized video on two lines.
■ Asynchronous two video supported

The frame synchronizer enables to transfer asynchronous video on two lines.
■ Broadened audio format support

MPEG‐2 AAC-LC (1ch, 2ch, 4ch, 5.1ch, 6ch), MPEG-4 AAC-LC (2ch, 5.1ch), MPEG-4 HE-AAC (2ch, 5.1ch),
MPEG-2 BC (1ch, 2ch), MPEG-1 LayerⅡ (1ch, 2ch), and SMPTE302M (2ch, 4ch, 6ch, 8ch) formats are supported,
and encoding on a maximum of four lines for a maximum total of 16ch is possible.
■ Greater ease of use

Settings can be easily changed and status easily checked by the display panel and operator buttons on the front.
■ High image and audio quality transfer with low latency

The HDTV encoder can be applied in a wide range of uses, for example, in encoding on in-station facilities and at
reporting sites.
■ Low power consumption

Power consumption is 70W or less.
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1-3 Component Names
① ② ③ ④
v
⑤ ⑦ ⑨ ⑫ ⑭ ⑰ ⑳
⑥ ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑬ ⑮ ⑯ ⑱ ⑲
Fig. 1-2 Front and Rear of Encoder Device
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① Power switch
This switch turns the power ON and OFF. When the power is turned ON, the upper LED at the side of the
switch lights (green).
② LED
POWER (green), ALARM (red), WARNING (orange) LEDs
Table 1-1 LED Indications
LED Type Function

POWER (green) This is the power LED. It lights when the power is turned ON.
This is the alarm LED. It lights when an alarm event is generated.
ALARM (red)
For details on alarm events, see the Appendix "Event Codes."
This is the warning LED. It lights when a warning event is generated.
WARNING (orange)
For details on warning events, see the Appendix "Event Codes."
③ Display panel
This panel displays the encoder's operating state and the setting information of the various encoder menus.
④ Operator Button
These buttons are for moving between the layers of the encoder menu level displayed on the display panel
and for setting and operating parameters.
Table 1-2 Operator Button Functions
Operator Button Function
up/down button This is used for moving within the same menu level, selecting items and
correcting values.
Right button This is used for moving down the menu level and for selecting the digit.
Left button This is used for moving up the menu level, selecting the digit and instructing
cancellation.
ENT This is used for setting and instructing execution of processing for selected
ENT button
items.
ESC
ESC button This is used for moving up the menu level and instructing cancellation.
⑤ ASI-OUT1 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for output of the MPEG-2 stream signal (DVB-ASI signal).
The same stream as ASI-OUT2 is output when multiplexing two encoded transport streams
(TS-MUX=ENABLE) or when encoding only one video (VIDEO MODE=SINGLE).
In other cases (TS-MUX＝DISABLE or VIDEO MODE=DUAL / 3D), the TS1 stream is output.
⑥ ASI-OUT2 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for output of the MPEG-2 stream signal (DVB-ASI signal).
The same stream as ASI-OUT1 is output when multiplexing two encoded transport streams
(TS-MUX=ENABLE) or when encoding only one video (VIDEO MODE=SINGLE).
In other cases (TS-MUX＝DISABLE or VIDEO MODE=DUAL / 3D), the TS2 stream is output.
⑦ SDI-IN1 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for digital video signal (SMPTE292M, SMPTE299M) input.
Video input from SDI-IN1 becomes "VIDEO1".
⑧ SDI-IN2 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for digital video signal (SMPTE292M, SMPTE299M) input.
Video input from SDI-IN2 becomes "VIDEO2".
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⑨ SDI-OUT1 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for digital video signal (SMPTE292M, SMPTE299M) through-out. (used for monitoring
only)
Signals input from SDI-IN1 are through-out and output.
⑩ SDI-OUT2 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for digital video signal (SMPTE292M, SMPTE299M) through-out. (used for monitoring
only)
When encoding only one video (VIDEO MODE=SINGLE), the SDI-IN1 signal is through-out and output,
and in other cases, the signal input from SDI-IN2 is through-out and output.
⑪ EXT-CLK (75Ω BNC type)

This is the external TS clock input connector
⑫ AES/EBU1 (75Ω BNC type)

This connector is for digital audio signal (AES/EBU) 1 input.
⑬ AES/EBU2 (75Ω BNC type)

⑭ AES/EBU3 (75Ω BNC type)

⑮ AES/EBU4 (75Ω BNC type)

⑯ EIA-232C (D-Sub 9-pin)

This connector is for maintenance.
It cannot be used by the customer.
⑰ ALARM-CTRL (round 12-pin)

This connector is for output of alarm/warning signals and for input of an external forced reset. The
alarm/warning state is output at relay contacts (transfer output).
For details on connector pin assignments, see Appendix "Connector Specifications."
⑱ CTL 10/100 (RJ-45 type)

This is the 10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet connector.
It is used when remote-controlling the encoder.
Table 1-3 Ethernet Connector (CTL) LED Indications
LED State
Green LED lit Indicates that the Ethernet connection is normal (link is established).
Orange LED Indicates that data is being sent or received via the Ethernet
flashing connection.
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⑲ DATA 100/1000 (RJ-45 type)

This is the 100Base-TX/1000Base-T Ethernet connector.
It is used when outputting the transport stream as IP.
Table 1-4 Ethernet Connector (DATA) LED Indications
LED State
Indicates that the Ethernet connection is normal (link is established)
by 1000Base-T.
Green LED lit
It does not light even if a link is established by a 100Base-TX
connection.
Orange LED Indicates that data is being sent or received via the Ethernet
flashing connection.
⑳ AC inlet (with cable fastener clip)

This connector is for power input. It enables AC supply.
For details on input/output that are changed according to setting, see Appendix "Video
Memo and Audio Input/Output Settings."
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2 How to Operate the Encoder

2-1 Turning the Encoder ON
Turn the encoder ON by the following procedure.
(1) Press the front panel power switch.

(2) When initialization is completed after the encoder is turned ON, the indication on the display panel
changes to that shown in Fig. 2-1.
NTT E l e c t r o n i c s
XVE 9 3 0 0
Fig. 2-1 Display Panel Indication After the Encoder Is Turned ON
Be sure to allow at least two seconds before turning the encoder OFF then back ON
again within a short time of turning the encoder ON. Otherwise, the encoder may
Caution malfunction.
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2-2 Operating Status Display

Encoding begins when initialization is completed after the encoder is turned ON.
The display panel shows the operating status as shown in Fig. 2-2.
① ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
① ③ ④⑤⑥
10 8 0 I 2 9 4 4 . 7 3 6 I VVA
Pa r am: 0 1 3 0 . 1 1 0 T T T]
② ⑦
② ⑦
Fig. 2-2 Operating Status Display
①Video format
This shows the format of the video currently being encoded.
In this example, "1080I29" means interlaced scanning with the number of vertical pixels at 1080 and the
frame rate at 29.97 Hz.
②Parameter set No.

This shows the No. of the encoding parameter set in operation.
When "AP" is displayed, this indicates that the setting has been changed from the parameter set that was
selected.
③Encoding rate
This shows the encoding rate in operation. (unit: Mbps) Table 2-1 shows the display details.
Table 2-1 Encoding Rate Status
Display Mode Explanation

When TS-MUX=ENABLE, this shows the encoding rate after
Upper (numerical
TS-MUX.
Row value)
When TS-MUX=DISABLE, this shows the encoding rate of TS1.
(numerical
This shows the encoding rate of TS2.
value)
Lower (empty
Row Setting is VIDEO MODE=SINGLE.
field)
TS-MUX Setting is TS-MUX=ENABLE.
④TS clock
This shows the state of the TS clock in operation. Table 2-2 shows the display details.
Table 2-2 TS Clock State

"I" lit The encoder's internal clock is being used.
The external clock input from the "EXT-CLK" connector is being
"E" lit
used.
"E" flashing The external clock is abnormal or is not being input.
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⑤Video signal state

This shows the state of the video signals currently being input. The left side shows the state of VIDEO1 and
the right side shows the statue of VIDEO2. Table 2-3 shows the display details.
Table 2-3 Video Signal State

The video signal is being input normally or the test signal is
"V" lit
selected.
"V" out (right side only) Setting is VIDEO MODE=SINGLE.
The video signal currently being input is abnormal or is not
"V" flashing
being input.
⑥Audio signal state

This shows the state of the audio signals currently being input. Table 2-4 shows the display details.
Table 2-4 Audio Signal State

The audio signal is being input normally or the test signal is
"A" lit
selected.
"A" out Audio encoding is not done.
"A" flashing The audio signal is abnormal or is not being input.
⑦Test signal
This shows if the test signal is being used or not. The left side, middle and right side show the state of
VIDEO1, VIDEO2 and audio, respectively. Table 2-5 shows the display details.
Table 2-5 Test Signal State

"T" lit The test signal built-into the encoder is being used.
"T" out An external input signal is being used.
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2-3 Turning the Encoder OFF

Turn the encoder OFF by the following procedure.
(1) Press the front panel power switch.

(2) The power switch LED (green) goes out and the encoder's power supply is turned OFF.
Be sure to allow at least two seconds before turning the encoder OFF then back ON
again within a short time of turning the encoder ON. Otherwise, the encoder may
Caution malfunction.
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2-4 Changing Setting Values

Press any of the operator buttons. The menu on the display panel changes as shown in Fig. 2-3.
R OO T
> P A R A ME T E R >
② ③
Fig. 2-3 Menu Display
①Menu level
Indicates the encoder menu level.
②Menu item
Indicates the encoder menu item.
③Marker
Table 2-6 shows the display details of each marker.
Table 2-6 Marker Display State
Display Explanation
＞ There is an item on the level below the current position.
＝ The current item is a setting.
＊ The current item has been chosen.
If no operation is performed for at least 60 seconds in the menu display in Fig. 2-3, the
Memo
screen changes back to the operating status display in Fig. 2-2.
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After the menu is displayed, change setting values by the following procedure.
Up button
Display panel
ENT button
Left button
Down buttoｎ ESC button

Right button
Fig. 2-4 Basic Operations
(1) Use the up, down, left, and right buttons to move to the desired encoder menu, and then press the ENT
button. The current setting value is displayed.
(2) Use the up, down, left, and right buttons to set the value or select the conditions.
(3) Press the ENT button, and the parameter is changed.
If the left button or ESC button is pressed without pressing the ENT button, the change made to the
parameter will be canceled.
When a setting value in the encoder menu is changed, it will be reflected in encoding
Memo without having to restart the encoder.
(excluding the "3-7 NETWORK menu" and "3-8 OPTION menu")
Parameters are saved each time a setting is changed. The encoder holds the
Memo parameter that was last set, so operation is started in accordance with that setting
when the encoder is turned ON.
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2-5 Key Lock Function

Enable and disable the key lock by the following procedure.
(1) Enabling the key lock

With the front panel showing the operating status display (topmost menu level), press the ENT button with
the left button held down. The following message is displayed and the key lock is enabled. After two seconds,
the display returns to the operating status display.
10 8 0 I 2 9 4 4 . 7 3 6 I VVA
- KEY L OC K -
Fig. 2-5 Display When Key Lock Is Enabled
(2) Operation when the key lock is enabled

When a button other than the ESC button is pressed while the key lock is enabled, the following message is
displayed and lower menu levels cannot be moved to. After two seconds, the display returns to the operating
status display.
- K E Y L OC K -
U N L OC K : E
PUSH & ESC
Fig. 2-6 Message Display When Key Lock Is Enabled
(3) Disabling the key lock

When the ESC button is pressed while the key lock is enabled, the following message is displayed and the
key lock is disabled. After two seconds, the display returns to the operating status display.
10 8 0 I 2 9 4 4 . 7 3 6 I VVA
- KEY UN L OC K -
Fig. 2-7 Display When Key Lock Is Disabled
For details on the automatic key lock setting, see "③AUTO KEY LOCK" in "3-6 MISC
Memo
menu."
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3 Encoder Menu
3-1 Menu List
The encoder menu is in the hierarchical structure shown in Table 3-1. The up and down buttons are for
moving within the same level, and the left and right buttons are for moving between upper and lower levels.
These buttons are also for selecting items, setting numerical values and instructing operations in lower levels.
Table 3-1 Hierarchical Structure of Encoder Menu
Hierarchical Structure of Encoder Menu Explanation
PARAMETER CURRENT
Parameter
PARAM LOAD
settings
PARAM SAVE
CONFIG BITRATE TS1 RATE

TS2 RATE
TS-MUX RATE
VIDEO1 RATE MODE
VIDEO1 RATE
VIDEO2 RATE MODE
VIDEO2 RATE
AUDIO1 RATE
AUDIO1 OUTPUT Bitrate
setting/display
AUDIO2 RATE
AUDIO2 OUTPUT
AUDIO3 RATE
AUDIO3 OUTPUT
AUDIO4 RATE
AUDIO4 OUTPUT
IP RATE CH1＊1
IP RATE CH2＊1
TS TS-MUX
ASI FORMAT
TS CLOCK TS settings
PACKET SIZE
VIDEO COMMON MODE

PROFILE
ENTROPY
FORMAT
H SIZE@1080
M
GOP SETTING MODE Video settings
GOP
CLOSED GOP
VIDEO1 FILTER MODE
STRENGTH
VIDEO2 FILTER MODE
STRENGTH
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AUDIO INPUT 1-8ch

9-16ch
AUDIO1 MODE
BITRATE
AAC TRANSPORT TYPE
SETTING＊2
SMC INTERVAL
SBR SIGNAL MODE
DELAY
EXT DELAY
SAMPLE BIT
AUDIO2 MODE
BITRATE
AAC TRANSPORT TYPE
SETTING＊2
SMC INTERVAL
SBR SIGNAL MODE
DELAY
EXT DELAY
SAMPLE BIT
AUDIO3 MODE
Audio settings
BITRATE
DELAY
AUDIO4 MODE
BITRATE
DELAY
MAPPING MODE
AUDIO1
AUDIO2
AUDIO3
AUDIO4
GAIN EQUAL TO CH1-2
ADJUSTMENT
CH1-2
CH3-4
CH5-6
CH7-8
CH9-10
CH11-12
CH13-14
CH15-16
TS over IP＊1 IP OUTPUT

CH1 PACKET FORMAT
CAST MODE
STREAM IP ADDRESS
STREAM PORT
IPv6 SOURCE ADDR
CH2 PACKET FORMAT
CAST MODE TS over IP
STREAM IP ADDRESS settings
STREAM PORT
IPv6 SOURCE ADDR
COMMON IP VERSION
FEC
Pro-MPEG Tx MODE
TTL/HOP LIMIT
TOS FIELD
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BISS®＊3 MODE
SW SET
BISS settings
ESW SET
ACTIVE ID SET
ID TS1 TS ID
PROGRAM NO.
PMT PID
PCR PID
VIDEO PID
V STREAM ID
ECM PID＊3
TS2 TS ID
PROGRAM NO.
PMT PID
PCR PID
VIDEO PID
V STREAM ID
AUDIO AUDIO1 OUTPUT
AUDIO2 OUTPUT
AUDIO3 OUTPUT ID settings
AUDIO4 OUTPUT
AUDIO1 PID
AUDIO2 PID
AUDIO3 PID
AUDIO4 PID
A1 STREAM ID
A2 STREAM ID
A3 STREAM ID
A4 STREAM ID
MPEG1 STREAM TYPE
TS-MUX PROGRAM EDIT＊4
AUDIO1
AUDIO2
AUDIO3
AUDIO4
SNMP DEFAULT TRAP LOAD

TRAP CUSTOMIZE SNMP settings
TEST SIGNAL COLOR BAR TS1

TS2 Test signal
settings
AUDIO SIN
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MISC ERROR OPERATE

WARNING MODE
AUTO KEY LOCK
ID DISPLAY
BUZZER
BRIGHTNESS
DATE
TIME
TIMEZONE
NTP AUTO TIME SYNC
Other settings
SERVER ADDRESS
SYNC INTERVAL
DST ADJUST
DST START TIME MONTH
DAY
HOUR
DST END TIME MONTH
DAY
HOUR
DST OFFSET
NETWORK CONTROL IPv4 ADDRESS

SUBNET MASK
GATEWAY
IPv6 ADDRESS
MANUAL ADDRESS
MANUAL ADDRESS2
GATEWAY ADDRESS
INTERFACE ID
ADDRESS CONFIG
GATEWAY CONFIG
Network
INTERFACE ID CONF settings
DAD CONFIG (control)
PORT NUMBER MAINTENANCE
SNMP
SNMP TRAP
HTTP
ID
PASSWORD
LINK SPEED/DUPLEX
LINK STATUS
MAC ADDRESS
DATA＊1 IPv4 ADDRESS

SUBNET MASK
GATEWAY
IPv6 ADDRESS
MANUAL ADDRESS
MANUAL ADDRESS2
GATEWAY ADDRESS
INTERFACE ID Network
settings (data)
ADDRESS CONFIG
GATEWAY CONFIG
INTERFACE ID CONF
DAD CONFIG
LINK SPEED/DUPLEX
LINK STATUS
MAC ADDRESS
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OPTION AVAILABLE Option

KEY settings
LOG DISPLAY
CLEAR Log display
VERSION S/N
Version
VERSION display
*1 The TS over IP function is enabled when the option is added on.

*2 The HE-AAC / MPEG-4 AAC LC function is enabled when the option is added on.
*3 The BISS function is enabled when the option is added on.
*4 The Program Edit function is enabled when the option is added on.
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3-2 Topmost Menu Level Operations
Fig. 3-1 shows operations for moving in the topmost menu level.
PARAMETER To parameter set setup/registration

menu
To parameter setup menu

CONFIG
TEST SIGNAL To test signal setup menu
To other setup menus

MISC
NETWORK To network setup menu
OPTION To option setup menu
LOG To log information display menu
To version information display

VERSION menu
: Up button
: Down
button
: Right Or, ENT button ENT
button
: Left Or, ESC button ESC
button
Fig. 3-1 Operations in the Topmost Menu Level
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3-3 PARAMETER Menu - Parameter Set Settings -
Parameter sets can be loaded and saved in the PARAMETER menu.

A "parameter set" is a unit of items grouped under the CONFIG menu of the encoder menu. (excluding the
SNMP menu) The encoder manages setting values in parameter set units.
Items under the TEST SIGNAL menu and MISC menu are not included in the parameter set.
Table 3-2 lists the menu items.
Table 3-2 PARAMETER Menu Items
Item
Menu Name Explanation Setting Range
No.
This shows the No. and comment of the encoding
parameter set in operation.
00/01/…/15/AP (displayed
① CURRENT When "AP" is displayed, this indicates that the setting
only)
value has been changed from the parameter set that was
selected.
Loads the parameter set to be used for encoding from
currently registered parameter sets.
[How to Load a Parameter Set]

00/01/…/15
(1) Select the desired parameter set and
(When there are no
② PARAM LOAD press the ENT button. The message
registered parameter sets,
"PARAMXX LOAD OK?" will be
"No Parameter" is displayed.)
displayed. ("XX" stands for the
parameter set No.)
(2) Press the ENT button again to start
loading the parameter set.
Registers (saves) the currently used parameter set to one
of #0 to #15.
[How to Save a Parameter Set]

(1) Select the desired parameter set No., 00/01/…/15
edit the comment and then press the (Comments up to 15
③ PARAM SAVE
ENT button. The message characters long can be
"PARAMXX SAVE OK?" will be entered.)
displayed. ("XX" stands for the
parameter set No.)
(2) Press the ENT button again to start
registering the parameter set.
When a parameter set is locked, parameter data cannot be registered to the locked
No.
Memo (For details about locking parameter sets, refer to the "XVE9300 Remote Operations
Reference Manual".)
Parameter set #00 contains registered default setting values, and the encoder is
Memo shipped with this parameter set in a locked state.
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3-4 CONFIG Menu - Various Parameter Settings -

The CONFIG menu contains the following setting items: "BITRATE", "TS", "VIDEO", "AUDIO", "TS over
IP", "BISS", "PSI/SI", "ID", and "SNMP". This section describes these nine parameters.
3-4-1 BITRATE Menu - Bitrate Setting/Display -

The BITRATE menu is for setting and displaying the bitrate. Table 3-3 lists the menu items.
Table 3-3 BITRATE Menu Items
Item
Menu Name Explanation Setting Value Setting Details
No.
Setting content differs according to the
setting of "3-4-2 TS Menu ③TS CLOCK."
Sets and displays the [TS CLOCK=INTERNAL]

① TS1 RATE XXXX kbps
bitrate of TS1. Displays the setting value so that the value
can be changed.
[TS CLOCK=EXTERNAL]
Displays the value set by the external clock.
setting of "3-4-2 TS Menu ③TS CLOCK."
Sets and displays the [TS CLOCK=INTERNAL]

② TS2 RATE XXXX kbps
bitrate of TS2. Displays the setting value so that the value
can be changed.
[TS CLOCK=EXTERNAL]
Displays the value set by the external clock.
Displays the total bitrate XXXX kbps Displays the TS-MUX bitrate.
③ TS-MUX RATE when the transport
stream is multiplexed. NONE Setting is TS-MUX= DISABLE.
The video rate is automatically calculated
VIDEO1 RATE Selects the VIDEO1 AUTO
④ and set.
MODE bitrate setting method.
MANUAL Sets the video rate set at "⑤VIDEO1 RATE".
setting of "④VIDEO1 RATE MODE".
[VIDEO1 RATE MODE=AUTO]

Displays the automatically calculated setting
Sets and displays the
⑤ VIDEO1 RATE XXXX kbps value.
bitrate of VIDEO1.
[VIDEO1 RATE MODE=MANUAL]
Displays the setting value. The value can
be changed.
When the value exceeds the setting range,
it will be changed to a valid value.
The video rate is automatically calculated
VIDEO2 RATE Selects the VIDEO2 AUTO
⑥ and set.
MODE bitrate setting method.
MANUAL Sets the video rate set at "⑦VIDEO2 RATE".
setting of "⑥VIDEO2 RATE MODE."
[VIDEO2 RATE MODE=AUTO]

Displays the automatically calculated setting
Sets and displays the
⑦ VIDEO2 RATE XXXX kbps value.
bitrate of VIDEO1.
[VIDEO2 RATE MODE= MANUAL]
Displays the setting value. The value can
be changed.
When the value exceeds the setting range,
it will be changed to a valid value.
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Item
Menu Name Explanation Setting Value Setting Details
No.
Displays the AUDIO1 XXXX kbps Displays the AUDIO1 bitrate in operation.
⑧ AUDIO1 RATE
bitrate. NONE AUDIO1 is not encoded.
AUDIO1 Displays the output
⑨ TS1 / TS2 --
OUTPUT destination of AUDIO1.
⑩ AUDIO2 RATE
⑪ TS1 / TS2 --
⑫ AUDIO3 RATE
⑬ TS1 / TS2 --
⑭ AUDIO4 RATE
⑮ TS1 / TS2 --
This shows the rate of XXX.XXXMbps This shows the IP rate of IP CH1.
⑯ IP RATE CH1*
IP CH1. NONE Streams are not sent on IP CH1.
This shows the rate of XXX.XXXMbps This shows the IP rate of IP CH2.
⑰ IP RATE CH2*
IP CH2. NONE Streams are not sent on IP CH2.
* "IP Rate" is displayed when the TS over IP option is added on.
The standardization of H.264 defines the upper limit of the video rate. The table
below shows the upper limit of the video rate. "⑤VIDEO1 RATE" and "⑦VIDEO2
RATE" are not allowed to set the value that is over the upper limit.
The video rate defines the level in main profile and high profile at 1080I and 1080P.
Memo
Upper limit of video rate
1080I / 1080P 720P
Profile Level 4.0 Level 4.1 Level 3.2
Main 24Mbps 60Mbps 24Mbps
High 30Mbps 75Mbps 30Mbps
High4:2:2 96Mbps - 96Mbps
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The setting range of the "⑤VIDEO1 RATE" and "⑦VIDEO2 RATE" values is
calculated according to the values of "①TS1 RATE" and "②TS2 RATE" and the
AUDIO setting.
When a value outside the setting range is set, the message "VideoRate is too High" or
"VideoRate is too Low" is displayed, and changes are not reflected.
Normally set the values of "⑤VIDEO1 RATE" and "⑦VIDEO2 RATE" so that they are
at the recommended video rate or higher.
If the values are set below the recommended video rate, compressed video may
experience interference from input video.
Memo
The following table shows the recommended video rate values (setting range).
Recommended Video Rate Value (Setting Range)

Profile
1080I 1080P 720P
6Mbps
Main
(1.7 to 60Mbps) (1.7 to 24Mbps)
6Mbps
High
(1.7 to 75Mbps) (1.7 to 30Mbps)
8Mbps
High4:2:2
(1.7 to 96Mbps)
The setting of "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ③ENTROPY" takes effect only if "⑤VIDEO1
Memo RATE" or "⑦VIDEO2 RATE" is the lower than 20Mbps; otherwise, the setting is
overridden to CAVLC.
Rates corresponding to the settings made in "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu" are indicated as the
Memo bitrates displayed at "⑧AUDIO1 RATE", "⑩AUDIO2 RATE", "⑫AUDIO3 RATE", and "
⑭AUDIO4 RATE."
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3-4-2 TS Menu - TS Output Settings -

The TS menu is for setting the data to be output as the transport stream (TS). Table 3-4 lists the menu items.
Table 3-4 TS Menu Items
Item Setting
Menu Name Explanation Setting Details
No. Range
Outputs TS1 and TS2 as separate
Sets whether or not to multiplex
transport streams from "ASI-OUT1"
and output encoded TS1 and TS2. DISABLE
and "ASI-OUT2" without being
multiplexed.
① TS-MUX When "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①
MODE" is set to "SINGLE", this
TS1 and TS2 are multiplexed and
setting content does not influence ENABLE
output.
encoding.
Sets the format of the TS being The stream is output in 188-byte or
PACKET
② ASI FORMAT output from the DVB-ASI output 204-byte units.
terminal. BURST The stream is output in 1-byte units.
INTERNAL The encoder's internal clock is used.
Sets the clock to be used for
③ TS CLOCK The external clock input from the
controlling the TS bitrate. EXTERNAL
"EXT-CLK" connector is used.
188Byte Outputs 188-byte TS packets.
④ PACKET SIZE Sets the TS packet size.
204Byte Outputs 204-byte TS packets.
PID cannot be set at "①TS-MUX" to have duplicate violating "Enable" settings.

Memo
For details, see "3-4-7 ID Menu."
When "EXTERNAL" is selected at "③TS CLOCK", enter the external clock from the
Memo
"EXT-CLK" connector.
For the external clock, the bitrate setting is 1 kbps = 1 kHz.
The TS rate set by the external input clock differs according to the setting of "①
TS-MUX" and "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①MODE."
The following table shows the relationship between external input clock and TS rate
that is set.
Memo
MODE Single Dual/3D Dual/3D
TS-MUX － Disable Enable
TS1 EXT-CLK Value EXT-CLK Value EXT-CLK Value/2
TS2 EXT-CLK Value EXT-CLK Value/2
TS-MUX EXT-CLK Value
* EXT-CLK value=value of external input clock
When the video rate falls below the lower limit value (1.7 Mbps) due to a change made
Memo to "④PACKET SIZE", the message "VideoRate is too Low" is displayed, and the
change is not reflected. Set so that the video rate is lower than the lower limit value.
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3-4-3 VIDEO Menu - Video Settings -

The VIDEO menu is used for doing video-related settings. Table 3-5 lists the menu items.
Table 3-5 VIDEO Menu Items
Item
Menu Name Explanation Setting Range Setting Details
No.
Only one video input from
SINGLE
"SDI-IN1" is encoded.
Each of the two videos input
from "SDI-IN1" and "SDI-IN2"
Selects the type of input DUAL are encoded. This mode
① MODE
video. encodes two videos whether
they are synchronos or not.
Each of the 3D videos input
3D from "SDI-IN1" and "SDI-IN2"
are encoded.
MAIN Encodes by the Main profile.
Selects the encoding HIGH Encodes by the High profile.
② PROFILE
profile. Encodes by the High4:2:2
HIGH4:2:2*
profile (8bit).
CABAC Encodes by CABAC.
③ ENTROPY Selects the entropy.
CAVLC Encodes by CAVLC.
1080I 25 1080I 25 Hz
1080I 29.97 1080I 29.97 Hz
1080I 30 1080I 30 Hz
Sets the frame size and 1080P 23.98* 1080P 23.98Hz
④ FORMAT frame rate of the input
video. 1080P 24* 1080P 24Hz
720P 50 720P 50 Hz
720P 59.94 720P 59.94 Hz
720P 60 720P 60 Hz
Sets the number of Number of horizontal pixels:
COMMON 1920
pixels in the horizontal 1920
⑤ H SIZE@1080 direction at encoding
when "④FORMAT" is Number of horizontal pixels:
1440
1440
1080I.
Encodes as IP picture.
1
Sets the P picture (If GOP = 1, only I picture)
⑥ M
insertion interval. 2 Encodes as IBP picture.
3 Encodes as IBBP picture.
The number of pictures in
Selects whether or not 1GOP is automatically set to
AUTO
to automatically set the the optimum value according
⑦ MODE to the frame rate.
number of pictures in
1GOP. Manually sets the number of
MANUAL
pictures in 1GOP.
Content differs according to the
GOP setting of "⑦MODE".
SETTING
Sets the number of
pictures in 1GOP. [MODE=AUTO]
The automatically set value is
⑧ GOP The "GOP" value 1～30
cannot be set smaller displayed.
[MODE=MANUAL]
than the "⑥M" value.
Specifies the number of
pictures in 1GOP. (multiple
of M in range 1 to 30)
Selects whether or not DISABLE Disables Closed GOP.
⑨ CLOSED GOP
to enable Closed GOP. ENABLE Enables Closed GOP.
The video filter is automatically
Selects whether or not
AUTO set according to the video
⑩ VIDEO1 FILTER MODE to automatically set the
bitrate.
video filter of VIDEO1.
MANUAL The video filter is manually set.
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Item Menu Name Setting

Explanation Setting Details
No. Range
Sets the intensity of the
spatial filter. OFF Sets intensity to "OFF".
Content differs
Sets the intensity according to
according to the setting ADAPTIVE
the video.
of "⑩MODE".
⑪ STRENGTH [MODE=AUTO] LIGHT Sets intensity to "weak".

The automatically set
value is displayed.
[MODE=MANUAL] MEDIUM Sets intensity to "medium".
Displays the setting
value so that the
value can be HEAVY Sets intensity to "strong".
changed.
The video filter is automatically
Selects whether or not
AUTO set according to the video
⑫ FILTER MODE to automatically set the
bitrate.
video filter of VIDEO1.
MANUAL The video filter is manually set.
Sets the intensity of the
spatial filter. OFF Sets intensity to "OFF".
Content differs Sets the intensity according to

ADAPTIVE
according to the setting the video.
VIDEO2 of "⑬MODE".
LIGHT Sets intensity to "weak".
⑬ FILTER STRENGTH [MODE=AUTO]
The automatically set
MEDIUM Sets intensity to "medium".
value is displayed.
[MODE=MANUAL]
Displays the setting
value so that the HEAVY Sets intensity to "strong".
value can be
changed.
* The "High4:2:2 profile" and “1080P” are enabled when each option is added on.
In case that Mode is DUAL, video from SDI-IN2 is synchronized with clock derived
from SDI-IN1. Therefore, the error of inputting video from SDI-IN1 causes damage to
encoding video from SDI-IN2.
Memo In case that Mode is 3D, video from SDI-IN2 must be synchronized with video from
SDI-IN1. If the error of inputting video from SDI-IN1 happens, the clock at SDI-IN1 is
changed to the backup. Therefore, it causes two videos to be asynchronous and
damage to encoding video from SDI-IN2.
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3-4-4 AUDIO Menu - Audio Settings -

The AUDIO menu is used for doing audio-related settings. Table 3-6 lists the menu items.
Table 3-6 AUDIO Menu Items
Item
No.
The audio of 1-8ch
Displays the format
embedded in the HD-SDI
① 1-8ch of the 1-8ch audio SDI1 EMBEDDED
signal input from "SDI-IN1"
inputs.
is used.
The audio input from
"AES/EBU1",
AES/EBU "AES/EBU2",
"AES/EBU3",
and "AES/EBU4" is used.
Setting content differs
according to the setting of
"3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①
INPUT
Displays the format MODE."
② 9-16ch of the 9-16ch audio
inputs. [MODE=SINGLE]
The audio of 9-16ch
SDI2 EMBEDDED embedded in the HD-SDI
signal input from
"SDI-IN1" is used.
[MODE=DUAL/3D]
The audio of 1-8ch
embedded in the HD-SDI
signal input from
"SDI-IN2" is used.
Audio encoding is not
NONE
done.
Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Mono
MPEG-1 1ch.
MPEG1 Dual Encoding is done by
Mono MPEG-1 2ch(1chx2).
Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Stereo
MPEG-1 2ch.
MPEG2 AAC-LC Encoding is done by
1/0* MPEG-2 AAC 1ch(1/0).
1+1* MPEG-2 AAC 2ch(1/0)x2.
2/0* MPEG-2 AAC 2ch(2/0).
4/0* MPEG-2 AAC 4ch(2/0)x2.
Select the audio
③ AUDIO1 MODE MPEG2 AAC-LC Encoding is done by
encoding method.
3/2/1* MPEG-2 AAC 5.1ch(3/2/1).
6/0* MPEG-2 AAC 6ch(2/0)x3.
2/0* MPEG-4 AAC 2ch(2/0).
3/2/1* MPEG-4 AAC 5.1ch(3/2/1).
MPEG4 HE-AAC Encoding is done by
2/0* MPEG-4 HE-AAC 2ch(2/0).
MPEG-4 HE-AAC
3/2/1* MPEG-4 HE-AAC
5.1ch(3/2/1).
Encoding is done by
SMPTE302M 2ch SMPTE 302M 2ch method
(non-compressed).
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Item
No.
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
The setting and display
differs according to the
audio encoding method
Sets and displays
④ BITRATE XXXX kbps selected at "③MODE".
the bitrate.
For details, see "Table 3-7
Audio Encoding Method
and Bitrate."
TRANS Selects the ADTS Transfers by ADTS.
⑤ PORT TRANSPORT TYPE
TYPE of AAC encoding. LOAS/LATM Transfers by LOAS/LATM.
Inserts an SMC in each
1
frame.
SMC Sets the SMC insert
AAC Inserts an SMC in every
⑥ INTERV frequency in AAC 8
SETTIN eight frames.
AL encoding.
G* Inserts an SMC in every 16
16
frames.
SBR Transfers SBR by
IMPLICIT
SIGNA Sets the SBR mode IMPLICIT.
⑦
L in AAC encoding. Transfers SBR by
EXPL-HIER
MODE EXPL-HIER.
Compared to video, the
audio in the output stream
Sets the delay
⑧ DELAY -100～50 ms is faster if the value is
adjustment.
negative and slower if the
value is positive.
Encodes without adjusting
0frame
for delay.
The audio in the output
Sets the delay stream is faster than the
1frame
adjustment when time equivalent to one
⑨ EXT DELAY
MODE=SMPTE302 video frame.
M. The audio in the output
stream is faster than the
2frame
time equivalent to two
video frames.
Sets the sample bit 16bit Encodes at 16bit.
when
⑩ SAMPLE BIT
MODE=SMPTE302 20bit Encodes at 20bit.
M.
NONE
done.
Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Mono
MPEG-1 1ch.
MPEG1 Dual Encoding is done by
Mono MPEG-1 2ch(1chx2).
Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Stereo
MPEG-1 2ch.
Select the audio MPEG2 AAC-LC Encoding is done by
⑪ AUDIO2 MODE
encoding method. 1/0* MPEG-2 AAC 1ch(1/0).
1+1* MPEG-2 AAC 2ch(1/0)x2.
2/0* MPEG-2 AAC 2ch(2/0).
4/0* MPEG-2 AAC 4ch(2/0)x2.
3/2/1* MPEG-2 AAC 5.1ch(3/2/1).
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Item
No.
6/0* MPEG-2 AAC 6ch(2/0)x3.
2/0* MPEG-4 AAC 2ch(2/0).
3/2/1* MPEG-4 AAC 5.1ch(3/2/1).
2/0* MPEG-4 HE-AAC 2ch(2/0).
MPEG-4 HE-AAC 5.1ch
3/2/1* MPEG-4 HE-AAC 5.1ch
(3/2/1).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Encoding is done by
(non-compressed).
Sets and displays
⑫ BITRATE XXXX kbps selected at "⑪MODE".
the bitrate.
and Bitrate."
TRANS Selects the ADTS Transfers by ADTS.
⑬ PORT TRANSPORT TYPE
TYPE of AAC encoding. LOAS/LATM Transfers by LOAS/LATM.
Inserts an SMC in each
1
cycle.
SMC Sets the SMC insert
AAC Inserts an SMC in every
⑭ INTERV frequency in AAC 8
SETTIN eight cycles.
AL encoding.
G* Inserts an SMC in every 16
16
cycles.
SBR Transfers SBR by
IMPLICIT
SIGNA Sets the SBR mode IMPLICIT.
⑮
L in AAC encoding. Transfers SBR by
EXPL-HIER
MODE EXPL-HIER.
Sets the delay
⑯ DELAY -100～50 ms is faster if the value is
adjustment.
value is positive.
Encodes without adjusting
0frame
for delay.
The audio in the output
Sets the delay stream is faster than the
1frame
adjustment when time equivalent to one
⑰ EXT DELAY
MODE=SMPTE302 video frame.
M. The audio in the output
stream is faster than the
2frame
time equivalent to two
video frames.
Sets the sample bit 16bit Encodes at 16bit.
when
⑱ SAMPLE BIT
MODE=SMPTE302 20bit Encodes at 20bit.
M.
Select the audio Audio encoding is not
⑲ AUDIO3 MODE NONE
encoding method. done.
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Item
No.
This can be set only Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Mono
when "③AUDIO1 MPEG-1 1ch.
MODE" is set to MPEG1 Dual Encoding is done by
MPEG-1. Mono MPEG-1 2ch(1chx2).
Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Stereo
MPEG-1 2ch.
Sets and displays
⑳ BITRATE XXXX kbps selected at "⑲MODE".
the bitrate.
and Bitrate."
Sets the delay
㉑ DELAY -100～50 ms is faster if the value is
adjustment.
value is positive.
NONE
Select the audio done.
encoding method. Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Mono
This can be set only MPEG-1 1ch.
㉒ MODE
when "⑪AUDIO2 MPEG1 Dual Encoding is done by
MODE" is set to Mono MPEG-1 2ch(1chx2).
MPEG-1. Encoding is done by
MPEG1 Stereo
MPEG-1 2ch.
AUDIO4
Sets and displays
㉓ BITRATE XXXX kbps selected at "㉒MODE".
the bitrate.
and Bitrate."
Sets the delay
㉔ DELAY -100～50 ms is faster if the value is
adjustment.
value is positive.
Input to AUDIO1 to 4 is
Selects how to AUTO
automatically assigned.
assign the audio
㉕ MODE Audio channels to map to
channels to map to
MANUAL AUDIO1 to 4 are manually
AUDIO1 to 4.
set.
Sets which inputs AUDIO2
XXXX : XXXX :
1-2ch, 3-4ch, 5-6ch, and
XXXX : XXXX
(1-2 : 3-4 : 5-6 : 7-8ch are to correspond to.
7-8ch) The selection items for
MAPPING AESX and E2_X differ
Selects the audio Selection according to the input
㉖ AUDIO1 channel to map to parameters: selected at "②INPUT
AUDIO1 channels. E1_1/E1_2/ 9-16ch."
E1_3/E1_4/
AES1(E2_1)/ For details, see "Table 3-8 "
AES2(E2_2)/ ㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING
AES3(E2_3)/
AUDIO1~4" Description of
AES4(E2_4)
settings."
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Item
No.
1-2ch, 3-4ch, 5-6ch, and
7-8ch are to correspond to.
The input selected at "②
XXXX : XXXX : INPUT 9-16ch" can be
Selects the audio selected for AESX and
XXXX : XXXX
㉗ AUDIO2 channel to map to (1-2 : 3-4 : 5-6 : E2_X.
AUDIO2 channels. 7-8ch)
For details, see "Table 3-8 "
㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING
settings."
INPUT 9-16ch" can be
XXXX E2_X.
㉘ AUDIO3 channel to map to (1-2ch)
AUDIO3 channels.
㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING
settings."
INPUT 9-16ch" can be
XXXX E2_X.
㉙ AUDIO4 channel to map to (1-2ch)
AUDIO4 channels.
㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING
settings."
Selects whether to Sets the adjustment of
DISABLE
set the audio gain each channel individually.
adjustment
㉚ EQUAL TO CH1-2 Unifies the adjustment of
individually or unify
ENABLE each channel to the CH1-2
it to the CH1-2
setting.
setting.
Sets the gain
㉛ CH1-2 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH1-2.
Sets the gain
㉜ CH3-4 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH3-4.
Sets the gain
㉝ CH5-6 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
GAIN
input CH5-6.
ADJUSTM
Sets the gain
ENT
㉞ CH7-8 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH7-8.
Sets the gain
㉟ CH9-10 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH9-10.
Sets the gain
㊱ CH11-12 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH11-12.
Sets the gain
㊲ CH13-14 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH13-14.
Sets the gain
㊳ CH15-16 adjustment of audio -12～12 dB --
input CH15-16.
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* The MPEG-2 AAC and HE-AAC / MPEG-4 AAC LC functions are enabled when options are added on.
Table 3-7 Audio Encoding Method and Bitrate
Audio Encoding Method Selectable Bitrate

MPEG1 Mono 128, 192kbps
MPEG1 Dual Mono
128, 192, 256, 384kbps
MPEG1 Stereo
MPEG2 AAC-LC 1/0 128, 192kbps
MPEG2 AAC-LC 1+1
128, 192, 256,
MPEG2 AAC-LC 2/0
320, 384kbps
MPEG4 AAC-LC 2/0
MPEG2 AAC-LC 4/0
MPEG2 AAC-LC 3/2/1
320, 480, 512, 640kbps
MPEG2 AAC-LC 6/0
MPEG4 AAC-LC 3/2/1
MPEG4 HE-AAC 2/0 64,96,128kbps
MPEG4 HE-AAC 3/2/1 128,192,256kbps
SMPTE302M 2ch
SMPTE302M 4ch
XXXX kbps (displayed only)
SMPTE302M 6ch
SMPTE302M 8ch
Table 3-8 "㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING AUDIO1~4" Description of settings
Setting
Setting Details
Value
E1_1 Embedded 1-2ch audio input from "SDI-IN1"
AES1 Audio input from "AES/EBU1"
Setting content differs according to the setting of "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu
①MODE."
［MODE=SINGLE］
E2_1
Embedded 9-10ch audio input from "SDI-IN1"
［MODE=DUAL / 3D］
①MODE."
［MODE=SINGLE］
E2_2
①MODE."
［MODE=SINGLE］
E2_3
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①MODE."
［MODE=SINGLE］
E2_4
When the video rate falls below the lower limit value (1.7 Mbps) due to a change made
to "④PACKET SIZE", "⑫AUDIO2 BITRATE", "⑳AUDIO3 BITRATE" and "㉓AUDIO4
Memo
BITRATE" the message "VideoRate is too Low" is displayed, and the change is not
reflected. Set so that the video rate is lower than the lower limit value.
In case that audio from AES/EBU1-4 is encoded using SMPTE302M, audio from
Memo AES/EBU1-4 must be synchronized with SDI-IN1.
To enable through output of Dolby E and other data by SMPTE302M, set "㉛ to ㊳
Memo
Gain AdjustmentCH1,2-CH15,16" to odB.
When "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu, ④FORMAT" is set to 720P50, "MPEG-4 HE-AAC" in the "
Memo
③AUDIO1 MODE" and "⑪AUDIO2 MODE" settings is not supported.
When "MPEG4 HE-AAC" is set at the "③AUDIO1 MODE" and "⑪AUDIO2 MODE"
settings, the encoder delay time increases when conditions fall under the following
Memo category:
・"3-4-3 VIDEO Menu, ④FORMAT" is set to 720P50, 720P59.94 or 720P60
Memo "㉖ to ㉙ MAPPING AUDIO1 to 4" settings can not be duplicated.
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3-4-5 TS over IP Menu (Option) - TS over IP Settings -

The TS over IP menu is for making the IP network transmission related settings for transport streams. Table
3-9 lists the menu items.
Table 3-9 TS over IP Menu Items
Item
No.
DISABLE IP transmission output is disabled.
The IP stream is output by the settings of "
② to ⑥CH1".
The content of the output stream differs
according to the setting of "3-4-2 TS Menu
①TS-MUX."
CH1
[TS-MUX=ENABLE]
The IP stream is output after TS-MUX.
[TS-MUX= DISABLE]
The IP stream of TS1 is output.
The IP stream is output by the settings of "
② to ⑥CH1" and "⑦ to ⑪CH2."
Sets the IP The content of the output stream differs
① IP OUTPUT
stream output. according to the setting of "3-4-2 TS Menu
①TS-MUX" and "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①
MODE."
[TS-MUX=ENABLE]
CH1＆CH2 The IP stream is output after TS-MUX by
the settings of CH1 and CH2.
[TS-MUX=ENABLE,MODE= SINGLE]
The IP stream of TS1 is output by the
settings of CH1 and CH2.
[TS-MUX= DISABLE,MODE= DUAL / 3D]
The IP streams of TS1 and TS2 are output
by the settings of CH1 and CH2,
respectively.
PACKET Sets the RTP Transmits packets by RTP/UDP/IP.
②
FORMAT packet format. UDP Transmits packets by UDP/IP.
Sets the UNICAST Transmits by unicast.
③ CAST MODE transmission
MULTICAST Transmits by multicast.
method.
XXX.XXX.XXX.X The IPv4 or IPv6 address is set according
Sets the IP XX to the "⑫IP VERSION" setting.
or
STREAM IP address of the When "③CAST MODE" is set to unicast,
④ XXXX:XXXX:XX
ADDRESS transmission XX:XXXX:XXXX: the transmission destination IP address is
destination. XXXX:XXXX:XX input, and when set to multicast, the group
CH1 XX address is input.
Sets the port
STREAM No. of the
⑤ 1024 to 65530 Only even-numbered port Nos. can be set.
PORT transmission
destination.
AUTO The IPv6 address is automatically set.
Sets the XXXX:XXXX:XX
IPv6 SOURCE
⑥ source XX:XXXX:XXXX: One IPv6 address is set from those aquired
ADDR
address. XXXX:XXXX:XX to the “DATA 100/1000”.
XX
PACKET Sets the RTP Transmits packets by RTP/UDP/IP.
⑦
FORMAT packet format. UDP Transmits packets by UDP/IP.
CH2 Sets the UNICAST Transmits by unicast.
⑧ CAST MODE transmission
MULTICAST Transmits by multicast.
method.
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Item
No.
XXX.XXX.XXX.X The IPv4 or IPv6 address is set according
Sets the IP XX or to the "⑫IP VERSION" setting.
STREAM IP address of the XXXX:XXXX:XX When "⑧CAST MODE" is set to unicast,
⑨ XX:XXXX:XXXX:
ADDRESS transmission the transmission destination IP address is
destination. XXXX:XXXX:XX input, and when set to multicast, the group
XX
address is input.
Sets the port
STREAM No. of the
⑩ 1024 to 65530 Only even-numbered port Nos. can be set.
PORT transmission
destination.
AUTO The IPv6 address is automatically set.
Sets the XXXX:XXXX:XX
IPv6 SOURCE
⑪ source XX:XXXX:XXXX: One IPv6 address is set from those aquired
ADDR
address. XXXX:XXXX:XX to the “DATA 100/1000”.
XX
Sets the IP IPv4 Transmits IPv4 packets.
⑫ IP VERSION
version.
IPv6 Transmits IPv6 packets.
DISABLE FEC is not used.
Redundancy 10%. This is burst loss (10
packets) resistant. Though random loss is
Pro-MPEG-1D
not provided for, this setting is effective in
10X10
Sets FEC network environments where burst loss
⑬ FEC
(Pro-MPEG). occurs.
Redundancy 20%. This is burst loss (10
COMM
Pro-MPEG-2D packets) and random loss resistant. This
ON
10X10 setting is effective when both burst loss and
random loss exist.
Sets the FEC The AnnexA mode is used.
Pro-MPEG AnnexA
⑭ (Pro-MPEG) Normally, use AnnexA.
TxMODE
mode. Block The Block mode is used.
Sets the Time Sets the value of the Time to Live field
⑮ TTL/Hop Limit 1 to 255
to Live value. (IPv4) or Hop Limit field (IPv6).
Sets the Type Sets the value of the Type Of Service to
⑯ TOS FIELD Of Service 0 to 0xFF Live field (IPv4) or the Traffic Class field
value. (IPv6).
Memo DVB-ASI output is done also when "CH1" or "CH1＆CH2" is set at "①IP OUTPUT".
Memo Do the TS over IP settings correctly to match the settings for the receiver.
When "⑥IPv6 SOURCE ADDR” or “⑪IPv6 SOURCE ADDR” is set to AUTO, the
source address is determined by the order of priority described below.
・ Global address manually set
Memo
・ Global address automatically set (that is based on the router advertisement)
・ Link local address manually set
・ Link local address automatically set (that is based on the router advertisement)
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When "⑬FEC" is used, the FEC packet is transmitted by the port No. obtained by
adding the following number to the port No. set at "⑤CH1 STREAM PORT" and "⑩
Memo CH2 STREAM PORT":
"2" in the case of "Pro-MPEG-1D 10X10"
"2" and "4" in the case of "Pro-MPEG-1D 10X10"
The maximum TS rate that can be transmitted is depends on the setting of "① IP
OUTPUT" and "⑬ FEC". The following table shows the relationship.
⑬FEC =
MODE *1 TS-MUX *2 ①IP OUTPUT ⑬FEC = DISABLE Pro-MPEG-1D 10X10
/ Pro-MPEG-2D 10X10
CH1 TS1=150Mbps TS1=150Mbps
SINGLE -
CH1&CH2 TS1=90Mbps TS1=60Mbps
CH1 TS1=150Mbps TS1=150Mbps
Memo DＩＳＡＢＬＥ TS1=90Mbps TS1=60Mbps
DUAL / CH1&CH2
TS2=90Mbps TS2=60Mbps
3D CH1 TS1+TS2=150Mbps TS1+TS2=150Mbps
EＮＡＢＬＥ
CH1&CH2 TS1+TS2=90Mbps TS1+TS2=60Mbps
*1 "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①MODE" is described as “MODE.”

*2 3-4-2 TS VIDEO Menu ①TS-MUX " is described as “TS-MUX.”
*3 In the table, "3-4-1 BITRATE menu ① TS1 RATE" and "3-4-1 BITRATE menu ②
TS2 RATE " are described as "TS1" and "TS2", respectively.
The strength of error resistance of the Pro-MPEG setting at "⑬FEC" is as follows:

Memo Resistance to burst loss: 1D 10x10 ＝ 2D 10x10
Resistance to random loss: 1D 10x10 ＜ 2D 10x10
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3-4-6 BISS Menu (Option) - BISS Settings -

The BISS menu is for setting scrambling of TS packets before they are sent. Table 3-10 lists the menu items.
Table 3-10 BISS Menu Items
Item
No.
MODE-0 Packets are not scrambled.
① MODE Sets the BISS mode. MODE-1 Packets are scrambled using SW.
MODE-E Packets are scrambled using ESW.
Sets the SW (Session Word) ************
② SW SET Setting value 0 to 9, A to F
used in MODE-1. (12 digits)
Sets the ESW (Encryption
****************
③ ESW SET Session Word) used in Setting value 0 to 9, A to F
(16 digits)
MODE-E.
Sets the active ID to be used **************
④ ACTIVE ID SET Setting value 0 to 9, A to F
in MODE-E. (14 digits)
The SW, ESW and ACTIVE_ID setting values are displayed as "****..." when entry is
Memo fixed by the ENT button.
(Note that settings cannot be checked after entry is fixed.)
When "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX" is set to "DISABLE", scramble can be applied only
to TS1.
Memo
To scramble both TS1 and TS2 such as in 3D transfer, set "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX"
to "ENABLE".
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3-4-7 ID Menu - ID Settings -

The ID menu is used to do various ID settings. Table 3-11 lists the menu items.
Table 3-11 ID Menu Items
Item
No.
Sets the transport stream 0x0000～0xFFFF
① TS ID --
ID. (0～65535)
0x0001～0xFFFF
② PROGRAM NO. Sets the program No. --
(1～65535)
0x0010～0x1FFE
③ PMT PID Sets the PMT packet ID. --
(16～8190)
0x0010～0x1FFE
④ PCR PID Sets the PCR packet ID. --
(16～8190)
TS1
0x0010～0x1FFE
⑤ VIDEO PID Sets the video packet ID. --
(16～8190)
0xE0～0xEF
⑥ V STREAM ID Sets the video stream ID. --
(224～239)
Sets the ECM packet ID This is fixed at 0x1FFF
when "3-4-6 BISS Menu 0x0010～0x1FFE when "3-4-6 BISS Menu
⑦ ECM PID*
①MODE" is set to (16～8190) ①MODE" is set to
"MODE-E". "MODE-1".
Sets the transport stream 0x0000～0xFFFF
⑧ TS ID --
ID. (0～65535)
0x0001～0xFFFF
⑨ PROGRAM NO. Sets the program No. --
(1～65535)
0x0010～0x1FFE
⑩ PMT PID Sets the PMT packet ID. --
(16～8190)
TS2
0x0010～0x1FFE
⑪ PCR PID Sets the PCR packet ID. --
(16～8190)
0x0010～0x1FFE
⑫ VIDEO PID Sets the video packet ID. --
(16～8190)
0xE0～0xEF
⑬ V STREAM ID Sets the video stream ID. --
(224～239)
AUDIO1 Selects the output TS of TS1 Outputs to TS1.

⑭
OUTPUT AUDIO1. TS2 Outputs to TS2.
⑮
⑯
⑰
Sets the AUDIO1 packet 0x0010～0x1FFE
⑱ AUDIO1 PID --
ID. (16～8190)
AUDIO Sets the AUDIO2 packet 0x0010～0x1FFE
⑲ AUDIO2 PID --
ID. (16～8190)
⑳ AUDIO3 PID --
ID. (16～8190)
㉑ AUDIO4 PID --
ID. (16～8190)
0xBD, 0xC0～0xDF This is fixed at 0xBD when
Sets the AUDIO1 stream (189, 192～223) "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu ③
㉒ A1 STREAM ID
ID. AUDIO1 MODE" is set to
"SMPTE302M".
0xBD, 0xC0～0xDF This is fixed at 0xBD when
Sets the AUDIO2 stream (189, 192～223) "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu ⑪
㉓ A2 STREAM ID
ID. AUDIO2 MODE" is set to
"SMPTE302M".
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Item
No.
Sets the AUDIO3 stream 0xC0～0xDF
㉔ A3 STREAM ID
ID. (192～223)
Sets the AUDIO4 stream 0xC0～0xDF
㉕ A4 STREAM ID
ID. (192～223)
Sets the "MPEG-1 Audio
Sets the stream type 0x03(MPEG-1)
MPEG1 STREAM Layer2" stream type.
㉖ when MPEG-1 is selected
TYPE Sets the "MPEG-2 BC"
as the audio format. 0x04(MPEG-2 BC)
stream type.
Selects how to assign the This is set in the same way
audio output program. AUTO as the "⑭ to ⑰ AUDIO
PROGRAM This can be set only when OUTPUT" setting.
㉗
EDIT* "3-4-2 TS Menu ①
The program configuration
TS-MUX" is set to MANUAL
can be set manually.
"ENABLE".
The configuration is
PROGRAM1
assigned to PROGRAM1.
PROGRAM2
Selects the AUDIO1 assigned to PROGRAM2.
㉘ AUDIO1
program configuration. The program configuration
is assigned to both
PROGRAM1&2
PROGRAM1 and
PROGRAM2.
PROGRAM1
PROGRAM2
㉙ AUDIO2
TS-MUX
is assigned to both
PROGRAM1&2
PROGRAM1 and
PROGRAM2.
PROGRAM1
PROGRAM2
㉚ AUDIO3
is assigned to both
PROGRAM1&2
PROGRAM1 and
PROGRAM2.
PROGRAM1
PROGRAM2
㉛ AUDIO4
is assigned to both
PROGRAM1&2
PROGRAM1 and
PROGRAM2.
* The BISS and Program Edit functions are enabled when the options are added on.
When "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX" is set to "ENABLE",set so that unique PIDs are set
for TS1 and TS2.
Note, however, the duplication in the following combinations are possible
・"④TS1 PCR PID" and "⑪TS2 PCR PID"
・"④TS1 PCR PID" and "⑤TS1 VIDEO PID", "⑪TS2 PCR PID" and "⑫TS2 VIDEO
PID".
Memo
When "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX" is set to "DISABLE",set so that unique PIDs are set
within each TS.
Note, however, the duplication in the following combinations are possible.
・"④TS1 PCR PID" and "⑤TS1 VIDEO PID", "⑪TS2 PCR PID" and "⑫TS2 VIDEO
PID".
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3-4-8 SNMP Menu - SNMP Settings -

The SNMP menu is for doing settings relating to SNMP TRAP output and setting parameters. Table 3-12 lists
the menu items.
Table 3-12 SNMP Menu Items
Item
No.
[How to Return TRAP Output Settings to
Their Defaults]
(1) Press the ENT button. The
DEFAULT Returns the TRAP output "DEFAULT LOAD OK?" message is
① --
TRAP LOAD settings to their defaults. displayed.
(2) Press the ENT button again. The
TRAP output settings are returned
to their defaults.
When "*" is displayed at the right end of
TRAP Sets TRAP output for each
② Event code "EventCode:0xXXXX". TRAP output is
CUSTOMIZE event code.
done.
The default settings made at "①DEFAULT TRAP LOAD" are the settings in the Trap
Memo
field in Appendix "Event Code List".
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3-5 TEST SIGNAL Menu - Test Signal Settings -

The TEST SIGNAL menu is used for setting the video and audio test signals. Table 3-13 lists the menu items.
Table 3-13 TEST SIGNAL Menu Items
Item
No.
DISABLE Encodes external video input.
Selects whether or not to Encodes the encoder's color bar
① TS1 encode the encoder's scroll video.
test signal (color bar). ENABLE(SCROLL)
("Test signal" on the display panel
COLOR flashes.)
BAR DISABLE Encodes external video input.
Selects whether or not to Encodes the encoder's color bar
② TS2 encode the encoder's scroll video.
test signal (color bar). ENABLE(SCROLL)
("Test signal" on the display panel
flashes.)
Encodes external audio as an
DISABLE
Selects whether or not to input.
encode the encoder's Encodes the encoder's 1 kHz sine
③ AUDIO SIN 1kHz(-18dBFS)
test signal (1 kHz sine wave signal (-18 dBFS).
wave signal). Encodes the encoder's 1 kHz sine
1kHz(-20dBFS)
wave signal (-20 dBFS).
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3-6 MISC Menu - Other Settings -

The MISC menu is for setting and displaying encoder operation when an error occurs, and encoder settings
and displays other encoder-specific information. Table 3-14 lists the menu items.
Table 3-14 MISC Menu Items
Item
No.
Sets the processing to
perform when an alarm RESET Resets the system.
① ERROR OPERATE
causing error is
detected. IGNORE Ignores the alarm.
An audio input error is notified
when there is no audio data in
MODE 0
Sets how even one of the channels used
HD-Embedded input among HD-Embedded 1 to 8ch.
② WARNING MODE
audio errors are An audio input error is notified
detected. when there is no audio data in all
MODE 1
of the channels used among
HD-Embedded 1 to 8ch.
DISABLE Disables the automatic key lock.
Sets whether or not to
lock the keys Enables the automatic key lock.
automatically when the The keys are automatically
③ AUTO KEY LOCK locked when the front panel has
front panel has not been １～10 min
operated for a certain not been operated for a
period of time. specified period of time since the
encoder was started up.
Sets the display format DECIMAL Display is in decimal annotation.
④ ID DISPLAY of the ID settings in HEXADECIMA Display is in hexadecimal
"3-4-7 ID Menu". L annotation.
Sets the volume of the
buzzer that sounds, for 0 is mute, and the volume
⑤ BUZZER example, when the 0 ～ 255 increases as a larger value is
encoder is operated or set.
when an error occurs.
The panel display is lit at about
25％
25% brightness.
Sets the brightness of 50％
50% brightness.
⑥ BRIGHTNESS the encoder's
fluorescent display. 75％
75% brightness.
100％
100% brightness.
XXXX/ XX/ XX The date can be set within the
⑦ DATE Sets the date. Year/Month/Da range 2000/01/01 to
y 2099/12/31.
XX:XX
⑧ TIME Sets the time.
Hours:Minutes
⑨ TIMEZONE Sets the time zone. UTC±XX:XX
Selects whether or not Disables automatic time

DISABLE
to use the time synchronization.
⑩ AUTO TIME SYNC
synchronization Enables automatic time
ENABLE
function. synchronization.
SERVER Sets the IP address of xxxx.xxxx.xxxx
⑪
ADDRESS the NTP server. .xxxx
NTP
Sets the execution
interval (time) of
⑫ SYNC INTERVAL 1～255
automatic time
synchronization.
Selects whether or not Disables adjustment for summer
⑬ DST ADJUST DISABLE
to adjust for summer time.
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Item
No.
time when executing Enables adjustment for summer
ENABLE
time synchronization. time.
Sets the month that January to
⑭ MONTH
summer time is to start. December
XXXX
DST Week (1st to 4th, final week)
Sets the day that XXXXXX
⑮ START DAY Day of week (Sunday to
summer time is to start. Week Day of
TIME Saturday)
week
Sets the hour that
⑯ HOUR XX:00 00 to 23 hrs
summer time is to start.
Sets the month that January to
⑰ MONTH
summer time is to end. December
XXXX
DST Week (1st to 4th, final week)
Sets the day that XXXXXX
⑱ END DAY Day of week (Sunday to
summer time is to end. Week Day of
TIME Saturday)
week
Sets the hour that
⑲ HOUR XX:00 00 to 23 hrs
summer time is to end.
Sets the Summer time
⑳ DST OFFSET 60, 30
offset (mins)
The system is reset if an alarm cause occurs when "RESET" is set at "①ERROR
OPERATE". System reset is retried three times after a reset if the system does not
Memo
recover from the alarm cause. After this, the encoder will not start up until it is turned
ON again.
The time synchronization function of "⑫NTP" supports only the unicast mode of the
Memo
SNTPv3 protocol.
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3-7 NETWORK Menu - Network Settings -

The NETWORK menu is used for doing LAN settings for the encoder. Table 3-15 lists the menu items.
Table 3-15 NETWORK Menu Items
Item
No.
① IPv4 ADDRESS* Sets the IPv4 address. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
② SUBNET MASK* Sets the subnet mask. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
③ GATEWAY* Sets the gateway. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Displays a
Displays the acquired IPv6 XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
④ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
maximum of seven
addresses.
addresses.
MANUAL
Sets the IPv6 address XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
⑤ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
manually.
*
MANUAL
⑥ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
manually.
2*
When
“⑩GATEWAY
GATEWAY CONFIG” is set to
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
⑦ ADDRESS Sets the gateway address. XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX MANUAL, it is
* active, and when
set to AUTO, it is
not active.
When
“⑪INTERFACE ID
CONF” is set to
INTERFAC
⑧ Sets the interface ID XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX: MANUAL, it is
E ID*
active, and when
set to AUTO,it is not
active.
The IPv6 address is
CONTR IPｖ6 automatically
OL Selects whether or not to ENABLE acquired using
ADDRESS set the IPv6 address router
⑨
CONFIG* automatically using the advertisement.
router advertisement. The IPv6 address is
DISABLE not acquired
automatically.
The gateway is
Selects whether or not to AUTO
GATEWAY automatically set.
⑩ set the gateway
CONFIG* The gateway is
automatically. MANUAL
manually set.
The interface ID is
INTERFAC Selects whether or not to AUTO derived from EUI-64
⑪ E ID set the interface ID format.
CONF* automatically. The interface ID is
MANUAL
manually set.
DAD is done to all
ENABLE
IPv6 addresses.
DAD is done only to
the IPv6 address
DAD PARTIALLY ENABLE
⑫ Selects the mode of DAD derived from EUI-64
CONFIG*
format.
DAD is not done to
DISABLE any IPv6
addresses.
MAINTENA Sets the port No. for
⑬ 3060, 1024 to 65535
PORT NCE maintenance.
⑭ NUMBE SNMP Sets the port No. for SNMP. 161, 1024 to 65535
R* SNMP Sets the port No. for SNMP
⑮ 162, 1024 to 65535
TRAP TRAP.
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Item
No.
⑯ HTTP Sets the port No. for HTTP. 80, 1024 to 65535
Sets the login ID of the Setting Value
⑰ ID Max. 8 characters
web-based GUI. 0 to 9, a to z, A to
Sets the login password of
⑱ PASSWORD
the web-based GUI.
Max. 8 characters Z, ., ‐, _
Automatically
AUTO
detected
LINK SPEED/ Sets the link speed and 100 Mbps
⑲ 100HALF
DUPLEX half-duplex or full-duplex. half-duplex
100 Mbps
100FULL
full-duplex
⑳ LINK STATUS Displays the link status. --
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
㉑ MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address.
(displayed only)
㉒ IPv4 ADDRESS* Sets the IP address. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
㉓ SUBNET MASK* Sets the subnet mask. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
㉔ GATEWAY* Sets the gateway. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Displays a
Displays the acquired IPv6 XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
㉕ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
maximum of seven
addresses.
addresses.
MANUAL
㉖ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
manually.
*
MANUAL
㉗ ADDRESS XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
manually.
2*
When
“㉛GATEWAY
GATEWAY CONFIG” is set to
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
㉘ ADDRESS Sets the gateway address. XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX MANUAL, it is
* active, and when
set to AUTO, it is
not active.
When
“㉜INTERFACE ID
CONF” is set to
INTERFAC
㉙ Sets the interface ID XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX: MANUAL, it is
E ID*
active, and when
DATA set to AUTO,it is not
IPｖ6* active.
The IPv6 address is
automatically
Selects whether or not to ENABLE acquired using
ADDRESS set the IPv6 address router
㉚
CONFIG* automatically using the advertisement.
router advertisement. The IPv6 address is
DISABLE not acquired
automatically.
The gateway is
Selects whether or not to AUTO
GATEWAY automatically set.
㉛ set the gateway
CONFIG* The gateway is
automatically. MANUAL
manually set.
The interface ID is
INTERFAC Selects whether or not to AUTO derived from EUI-64
㉜ E ID set the interface ID format.
CONF* automatically. The interface ID is
MANUAL
manually set.
DAD is done to all
ENABLE
IPv6 addresses.
DAD DAD is done only to
㉝ Selects the mode of DAD
CONFIG* the IPv6 address
PARTIALLY ENABLE
derived from EUI-64
format.
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Item
No.
DAD is not done to
DISABLE any IPv6
addresses.
Automatically
AUTO
detected
LINK SPEED/ Sets the link speed and 100 Mbps
㉞ 100HALF
DUPLEX half-duplex or full-duplex. half-duplex
100 Mbps
100FULL
full-duplex
㉟ LINK STATUS Displays the link status. --
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
㊱ MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address.
(displayed only)
* For items marked with "*" (asterisk), the encoder must be restarted after the item
Memo setting has been changed.
Note that the network might be damaged when values are set carelessly (for example,
when identical IP addresses are set in the same segment).
Caution
When “⑰ID" and "⑱PASSWORD" are used by the Web-based GUI, entry is
Memo
case-sensitive. Enter the items as indicated for the setting.
When “⑩GATEWAY CONFIG" is set to AUTO, the router that sends the router
Memo advertisement to “CTL 10/100” is set as the gateway. "㉛GATEWAY CONFIG" is the
same way to “DATA 100/1000”.
About “⑫DAD CONFIG":

・ In case of ENABLE
 When “CTL 10/100” receives the neighbor advertisement against the
neighbor solicitation about the link local, XVE9300 stopps booting.
 When “CTL 10/100” receives the neighbor advertisement againt the
neighbor solicitation about “⑤MANUAL ADDRESS” or “⑥MANUAL
ADDRESS2”, “CTL 10/100” makes the address inactive.
・ In case of PARTIALLY ENABLE
Memo  In case of “⑪INTERFACE ID CONF” is AUTO and when “CTL 10/100”
receives the neighbor advertisement against the neighbor solicitation about
the link local, XVE9300 stopps booting.
 In case of “⑪INTERFACE ID CONF” is MANUAL and when “CTL 10/100”
the link local, XVE9300 continues booting and start encoding.
・ In case of DISABLE
 “CTL 10/100” does not send the neighbor solicitation, and starts encoding
after booting.
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About “㉝DAD CONFIG":

・ In case of ENABLE
 When “DATA 100/1000” receives the neighbor advertisement against the
neighbor solicitation about the link local, XVE9300 stopps booting.
 When “DATA 100/1000” receives the neighbor advertisement againt the
neighbor solicitation about “㉖MANUAL ADDRESS” or “㉗MANUAL
ADDRESS2”, “DATA 100/1000” makes the address inactive.
・ In case of PARTIALLY ENABLE
 In case of “㉜INTERFACE ID CONF” is AUTO and when “DATA 100/1000”
Memo
the link local, XVE9300 stopps booting.
 In case of “㉜INTERFACE ID CONF” is MANUAL and when “DATA
100/1000” receives the neighbor advertisement against the neighbor
solicitation about the link local, XVE9300 continues booting and start
encoding.
・ In case of DISABLE
 “DATA 100/1000” does not send the neighbor solicitation, and starts
encoding after booting.
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3-8 OPTION Menu - Option Settings -

The OPTION menu is used for setting display of currently available functions and the password for mounting
new functions. Table 3-16 lists the menu items.
Table 3-16 OPTION Menu Items
Item
No.
Chroma4:2:2-based video
Chroma 4:2:2 encoding (High4:2:2 Profile) is
enabled.
Encoding 1080P23.98 and
1080P24
1080P24 is enabled.
MPEG-2 AAC-based audio
MPEG-2 AAC
encoding is enabled.
Displays currently HE-AAC- and MPEG-4
① AVAILABLE
available functions. HE-AAC AAC-based audio encoding are
enabled.
BISS-based TS encoding is
BISS
enabled.
TS over IP TS over IP output is enabled.
Audio description editing on PMT
Program Edit when TS-MUS is used is
enabled.
Enter the Key Number
Sets the option key for
② KEY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (16-character text string) listed on
mounting new functions.
the certificate.
After setting the option key, restart the encoder.

Otherwise, the newly set option function might not run normally.
Caution
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3-9 LOG Menu - Log Information Display -

The LOG menu is used for displaying and deleting encoder log information. Table 3-17 lists the menu items.
Table 3-17 LOG Menu Items
Item
Menu Name Explanation Display Details
No.
Running number :
Up to 1000 items of the latest log information is
① DISPLAY Year/Month/Day/Hours:Minutes:Seconds
displayed.
Message
Deletes all log information stored on the
encoder.
[How to Delete Log Information]

② CLEAR (1) Press the ENT button. The "Log --
Clear OK?" message is
displayed.
(2) Press the ENT button again. All
log information is deleted.
For details on the message at "①DISPLAY" Display Details, see the Appendix "Event
Memo
Code List."
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3-10 VERSION Menu - Version Information Display -

The VERSION menu is for displaying the encoder's version information. Table 3-18 lists the menu items.
Table 3-18 VERSION Menu Items
Item
Menu Name Explanation Display Details
No.
① S/N Displays the serial No. of the encoder. Exxxxxxxx
② VERSION Displays the version information. xx.xx
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4 Specifications
System ISO/IEC13818-1 （MPEG-2 SYSTEM TRANSPORT STREAM ）
Video ISO/IEC14496-10（MPEG-4 AVC / H.264 ）
ISO/IEC11172-3 （MPEG-1 AUDIO LayerⅡ）
Supported
Standards ISO/IEC13818-7 （MPEG-2 AAC） LC Profile*
Audio ISO/IEC14496-3 subpart 4 （MPEG-4 AAC） LC Profile*
ISO/IEC14496-3 Amendment 1 （MPEG-4 HE-AAC v1）*
SMPTE302M-2002
1080I (1920/1440x1080) @25 Hz, 29.97 Hz, 30 Hz : SMPTE274M
Video Format 1080P (1920/1440x1080) @23.98Hz, 24Hz : SMPTE274M*
720P (1280x720) @50 Hz, 59.94 Hz, 60 Hz : SMPTE296M
Profile : Main, High, High4:2:2 (8bit) *
Video Profile & Level MPEG-4AVC Level : 4.1/4.0/3.2
Specifications Entropy : CABAC / CAVLC
Video Input SMPTE292M BNC x 2 lines (0.8 Vp-p 75Ω)
Video Through Output SMPTE292M BNC x 2 lines (0.8 Vp-p 75Ω)
GOP Structure M=1 to 3, N=1 to 30
Test Signal Color Bar Video Signal
AES/EBU (8ch) : BNC x 4 lines (1 Vp-p 75Ω)
※Only one stream: Embedded Audio
Audio Input Embedded Audio (SDI1 8ch) : SMPTE299M
is available for up to 16ch SDI1.
Embedded Audio (SDI2 8ch) : SMPTE299M
Encoding Channels AES 8ch max., Embedded 8ch max. x 2
MPEG-1 L2 (1ch(Mono), 2ch(DualMono), 2ch(Stereo)) max. 4PES
MPEG-2 BC (1ch(Mono), 2ch(DualMono), 2ch(Stereo)) max. 4PES
MPEG-2 AAC-LC (1ch(1/0), 2ch(1+1), 2ch(2/0), 4ch(4/0), 5.1ch(3/2/1), 6ch(6/0)) max.
Encoding Method 2PES*
MPEG-4 AAC-LC (2ch(2/0), 5.1ch(3/2/1)) max. 2PES*
MPEG-4 HE-AACv1 (2ch(2/0), 5.1ch(3/2/1)) max. 2PES*
SMPTE302M (2, 4, 6, 8ch) max. 2PES
Audio Sampling Frequency 48 kHz
Specifications 16bit(MPEG-1, MPEG-2 BC, MPEG-2/4 AAC, MPEG-4 HE-AAC),
Sampling Bit
16/20bit(SMPTE302M)
128/192kbps（MPEG-1, MPEG-2 BC 1ch）
128/192/256/384 kbps（MPEG-1, MPEG-2 BC 2ch）
128/192kbps（MPEG-2 AAC-LC* 1ch）
Bitrate 128/192/256/320/384 kbps (MPEG-2/4 AAC-LC* 2ch)
320/480/512/640 kbps (MPEG-2/4 AAC-LC *4ch, 5.1ch, 6ch)
64/96/128kbps (MPEG-4 HE-AAC* 2ch)
128/192/256kbps (MPEG-4 HE-AAC* 5.1ch)
Test Signal 1 kHz sine wave (-18/-20 dBFS)
Pass Through Dolby E external encoder delay absorption function (0 to 2 frames)
DVB-ASI : BNC x 2 lines (0.8 Vp-p 75Ω)
Output Interface IP* : 100BaseTX/1000Base-T (RJ-45) x 1 line (Category 5/5e/6)
RTP/UDP/IP (RFC1889), FEC (Pro-MPEG COP#3 R2 method)
Max. 160.000 MHz (ARIB STD B-18 clock input compliant)
External Clock Input
BNC x 1 line (0.8 Vp-p 75Ω)
TS
Stream Type TS (188/204 byte: No Reed-Solomon)
Specifications
TS multiplexing: Video: 2, Audio: Max. 4
TS non-multiplexing (per 1TS): Video: 1, Audio: Max. 4 (Note, however, for audio, max. 4
Max. Multiplicity
for total of 2TS)
Only one stream: Video 1, Audio: max. 4
Maximum TS Rate 160.0000 Mbps (internal setting in 1 kbps units)
Local Control Fluorescent display (20 digits x 2) + operator switches (6 buttons)
Remote Control LAN10Base-T/100Base-TX (RJ-45)
Control Maintenance I/O LAN10Base-T/100Base-TX (RJ-45) (joint use with remote control)
Specifications Alarm Output Buzzer (volume adjustable), relay contact outputs (2 NO/NC contacts)
External Reset System reset by relay contact input (1 NO contact)
Device Monitor Control SNMP, Web-based GUI
TS encoding BISS-1/E*
External Dimensions 43.6 mm (H) x 432.4 mm (W) x 460 mm (D) (excluding protrusions)
Other Weight 6 kg or less
Power Supply Voltage 100 to 240 VAC (50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption 70 W or less
Operating Environment 0 to 45℃, 30 to 90% (condensation not allowed)
* The "MPEG-2 AAC", “MPEG-4 AAC”, “MPEG-4 HE-AAC", "High4:2:2", "TS over IP" "BISS", and “1080P” functions are
options.
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Appendixes
Video and Audio Input/Output Settings
This encoder has two input and output lines each for both video and audio.
The content of the output stream from "ASI-OUT1", "ASI-OUT2" and "DATA 100/1000 (IP CH1/IP CH2)" for
video input from "SDI-IN1" and "SDI-IN2" differs according to the setting of "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX" and
"3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①MODE."
"Fig. Appendix-1" shows an illustration of settings and output stream.
TS1 ASI-OUT1
/ IP (CH1)*
TS-MUX=Disable IP
SDI-IN1 (VIDEO) VIDEO1 Video MODE=Single
TS-MUX=Enable
AUDIO
SDI-IN1 (AUDIO) TS-MUX
SDI-IN2 (AUDIO) Fig. Appendix-2 shows

TS1
details of audio input.
AES/EBU1 to 4 TS2
TS2
SDI-IN2 (VIDEO) TS-MUX=Enable ASI-OUT2

VIDEO2
/IP (CH2)*
TS-MUX=Disable
AUDIO
* IP output is optional.
In the figure, "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX" and "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①MODE"
are described as "TS-MUX" and "Video MODE", respectively.
: TS-MUX=Disable
: TS-MUX=Enable
:: TS-MUX=Enable
Video MODE=Single
: TS-MUX=Enable
Fig. Appendix-1 Video Input/Output
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Also, the content of the output stream from "②INPUT 9-16ch ㉕MAPPING MODE" and "㉖ to ㉙AUDIO1
to 4" of "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu" and "3-4-7 ID Menu ⑮ to ⑱AUDIO1 to 4 OUTPUT" for audio input from
"SDI-IN1", "SDI-IN2" and "AES/EBU1 to 4".
"Fig. Appendix-2" shows an illustration of settings and input audio.
TS1
INPUT
VIDEO1
SDI-IN1 AUDIO1
(Embedded Audio 1-8ch) AUDIO
1-8ch
SDI-IN1 AUDIO2 TS2

(Embedded Audio 9-16ch)
SDI-IN2 AUDIO3 VIDEO2

(Embedded Audio 1-8ch)
9-16ch
AUDIO4 AUDIO
AES/EBU1 to 4
The content of the output stream differs

according to the "3-4-7 ID Menu"
"⑮ to ⑱AUDIO1 to 4 OUTPUT" setting.
The audio input taken as 9-16ch differs according to the "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu"
"②INPUT 9-16ch" setting.
[When AUDIO INPUT 9-16ch=SDI2 Embedded] The content of the output stream
differs according to the "3-4-4
In the case of Video MODE=Dual/3D: SDI-IN2 (Embedded Audio 1-8ch)
AUDIO Menu" "㉕MAPPING
In the case of Video MODE=Single: SDI-IN1 (Embedded Audio 9-16ch)
MODE" and
[When AUDIO INPUT 9-16ch= AES/EBU] "㉖ to ㉙AUDIO1 to 4" setting.
AES/EBU1=9/10ch, AES/EBU2=11/12ch, AES/EBU3=13/14ch,
AES/EBU4=15/16ch
Fig. Appendix-2 Audio Input
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When "3-4-4 AUDIO Menu ㉕MAPPING MODE" is set to "AUTO", audio input is automatically assigned to
INPUT1-16ch in valid 2ch units in order AUDIO1, ADIO2, AUDIO3, and AUDIO4.
"Table Appendix-1""Table Appendix-2" shows an example of how audio is assigned when "3-4-4 AUDIO
Menu ㉕MAPPING MODE" is set to "AUTO".
Table Appendix-1 Automatic Assignment of Audio (Single)
Encoding Mode AES Input Connector/Embedded Audio Channel

AES/EBU1 AES/EBU2 AES/EBU3 AES/EBU4
A1 MODE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MPEG1 Mono M - - - - - - -
MPEG1 Dual Mono M M - - - - - -
MPEG1 Stereo L R - - - - - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 1/0 M - - - - - - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 1+1 M M - - - - - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 2/0 L R - - - - - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 4/0 L R L R - - - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 3/2/1 L R C LFE LS RS - -
MPEG2 AAC-LC 6/0 L R L R L R - -
MPEG4 AAC-LC 2/0 L R - - - - - -
MPEG4 AAC-LC 3/2/1 L R C LFE LS RS - -
MPEG4 HE-AAC 2/0 L R - - - - - -
MPEG4 HE-AAC 3/2/1 L R C LFE LS RS - -
SMPTE302M 2ch ch1 ch2 - - - - - -
SMPTE302M 4ch ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4 - - - -
SMPTE302M 6ch ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4 ch5 ch6 - -
SMPTE302M 8ch ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4 ch5 ch6 ch7 ch8
M: Monoural
L: Left channel
R: Right channel
C: Center channel
LFE: Low-Frequency Effects channel
LS: Left Surround channel
RS: Right Surround channel
ch1-ch8: Monaural channel number
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Table Appendix-2 Automatic Assignment of Audio (Example)
Encoding Mode AES Input Connector/Embedded Audio Channel
A1 MODE / A2 MODE INPUT 1-8ch INPUT 9-16ch

/ A3 MODE / A4 MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 14 15 16
MPEG1 Mono/ NONE M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

/ NONE/ NONE A1
MPEG2 AAC-LC 3/2/1/ NONE L R C LFE LS RS - - - - - - - - - -
/ NONE/ NONE A1 A2
AAC 5.1ch / MPEG1 2ch L R C LFE LS RS L R - - - - - - - -
/ NONE / NONE A1 A2
AAC 5.1ch / AAC 5.1ch L R C LFE LS RS L R C LFE LS RS - - - -
/ NONE / NONE A1 A2
SMPTE302M 8ch / SMPTE302M 8ch ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4 ch5 ch6 ch7 ch8 ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4 ch5 ch6 ch7 ch8
/ NONE/ NONE A1 A2
MPEG-1 2ch / MPEG-1 2ch L R L R L R L R
/ MPEG-1 2ch / MPEG-1 2ch A1 A2 A3 A4
*A1, A2, A3, and A4 mean AUDIO1, AUDIO2, AUDIO3, and AUDIO4, respectively.
M: Monoural
L: Left channel
R: Right channel
C: Center channel
LFE: Low-Frequency Effects channel
LS: Left Surround channel
RS: Right Surround channel
ch1-ch8: Monaural channel number
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PAT and PMT Configuration Example

PAT and PMT that is included in the transport stream output from this Encoder setting content differs
according to the setting of “3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX”, “3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①MODE”, “3-4-4 AUDIO
Menu”, “3-4-6 BISS Menu ①MODE” and “3-4-7 ID Menu”
"Fig. Appendix-3" is the PAT and PMT configuration example, when you set "3-4-3 VIDEO menu ①
MODE = SINGLE."
PAT Configuration(Excerpt） 3-4-7 ID Menu

成（抜粋）
transport_stream_id TS1/TS ID
program_number TS1/PROGRAM NO.

program_map_PID TS1/PMT PID
PMT Configuration(Excerpt） 3-4-7 ID Menu

設定
PCR_PID TS1/PCR PID
Video_PID TS1/VIDEO PID

Audio1_PID COMMON/AUDIO1 PID
Fig. Appendix-3 PAT, PMT Configuration Example①
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"Fig. Appendix-4" is the PAT and PMT configuration example, when you set "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①
MODE=DUAL / 3D" and "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX=DISABLE."
TS1 PAT Configuration (Excerpt) 3-4-7 ID Menu

TS1 PMT Configuration (Excerpt) 3-4-7 ID Menu
PCR_PID TS1/PCR PID

TS2 PAT Configuration (Excerpt) 3-4-7 ID Menu

PCR_PID TS2/PCR PID

Fig. Appendix-4 PAT, PMT Configuration Example②
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"Fig. Appendix-5" is the PAT and PMT configuration example, when you set "3-4-3 VIDEO Menu ①
MODE=DUAL / 3D" and "3-4-2 TS Menu ①TS-MUX=ENABLE."
PAT Configuration (Excerpt) 3-4-7 ID Menu

PROGRAM1

PROGRAM2 program_map_PID TS2/PMT PID
PCR_PID TS1/PCR PID

PCR_PID TS2/PCR PID

Fig. Appendix-5 PAT, PMT Configuration Example③
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List of Factory Defaults

CONFIG Menu Defaults
The following shows a list of defaults for "3-4 CONFIG Menu" items.
Before shipment from the factory, the CONFIG menu defaults are registered to parameter set #0.
Comment is "_default_param_".
-Appendix Table 3 List of CONFIG Menu Defaults
Menu Item Setting Value

TS1RATE 15.000Mbps
TS2RATE 15.000Mbps
VIDEO1 RATE MODE AUTO
BITRATE
VIDEO1 RATE 14.000Mbps
VIDEO2 RATE MODE AUTO
VIDEO2 RATE 14.000Mbps
TS-MUX ENABLE
ASI FORMAT PACKET
TS
TS CLOCK INTERNAL
PACKET SIZE 188
MODE 3D
PROFILE HIGH
ENTROPY CABAC
FORMAT 1080I29.97
COMMON H SIZE@1080 1920
M 3
VIDEO MODE AUTO
GOP SETTING
GOP 15
CLOSED GOP DISABLE
MODE AUTO
VIDEO1 FILTER
STRENGTH LIGHT
MODE AUTO
VIDEO2 FILTER
STRENGTH LIGHT
INPUT 9-16ch AES/EBU
MODE MPEG1 Stereo
(at MPEG1 Mono) 128kbps
(at MPEG1 Dual Mono, Stereo) 256kbps
(at MPEG-2 AAC-LC 1/0) 128kbps
(at MPEG-2 AAC-LC 1+1, 2/0) 256kbps
(at MPEG-2 AAC-LC 4/0, 3/2/1,
BITRATE
6/0) 640kbps
AUDIO 256kbps
AUDIO1 (at MPEG-4 AAC-LC 2/0)
(at MPEG-4 AAC-LC 3/2/1) 640kbps
(at MPEG4 HE-AAC 2/0) 128kbps
(at MPEG4 HE-AAC 3/2/1) 256kbps
TRANSPORT TYPE ADTS
AAC
SMC INTERVAL 8
SETTING
SBR SIGNAL MODE EXPL-HIER
DELAY 0 ms
60

EXT DELAY 0frame
SAMPLE BIT 16bit
MODE NONE
(at MPEG-2 AAC-LC 1+1, 2/0) 256kbps
(at MPEG-2 AAC-LC 4/0, 3/2/1,
BITRATE
6/0) 640kbps
AUDIO2 (at MPEG-4 AAC-LC 3/2/1) 640kbps

(at MPEG4 HE-AAC 2/0) 128kbps
(at MPEG4 HE-AAC 3/2/1) 256kbps
TRANSPORT TYPE ADTS
AAC
SMC INTERVAL 8
SETTING
SBR SIGNAL MODE EXPL-HIER
DELAY 0 ms
EXT DELAY 0frame
SAMPLE BIT 16bit
MODE NONE
AUDIO3 BITRATE
DELAY 0 ms
MODE NONE
AUDIO4 BITRATE
DELAY 0 ms
MODE AUTO
AUDIO1 E1_1:E1_2:E1_3:E1_4
MAPPING AUDIO2 E1_1:E1_2:E1_3:E1_4
AUDIO3 E1_1
AUDIO4 E1_1
EQUALTOCH1-2 DISABLE
CH1-2 0dB
CH3-4 0dB
CH5-6 0dB
GAIN
CH7-8 0dB
ADJUSTMENT
CH9-10 0dB
CH11-12 0dB
CH13-14 0dB
CH15-16 0dB
IP OUTPUT DISABLE
PACKET FORMAT RTP
CAST MODE UNICAST
(IPv4 UNICAST) 192.168.1.202
TS over IP STREAM IP (IPv4 MULTICAST) 239.192.0.1
CH1
ADDRESS (IPv6 UNICAST) FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0202
(IPv6 MULTICAST) FF02:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0110
STREAM PORT 6000
IPv6 SOURCE ADDR AUTO
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PACKET FORMAT RTP
CAST MODE UNICAST
(IPv4 UNICAST) 192.168.1.202
STREAM IP (IPv4 MULTICAST) 239.192.0.1
CH2
ADDRESS (IPv6 UNICAST) FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0203
(IPv6 MULTICAST) FF02:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0220
STREAM PORT 6010
IPv6 SOURCE ADDR AUTO
IPVERSION IPv4
FEC DISABLE
COMMON Pro-MPEGTxMODE Annex A
TTL/HOPLIMIT 16
TOSFIELD 0x00
MODE MODE-0
SW SET 000000000000
BISS
ESW SET 0000000000000000
ACTIVE ID SET 00000000000000
TS ID 0x00A0 (160)
PROGRAM NO. 0x0001 (1)
PMT PID 0x0100 (256)
TS1 PCR PID 0x0200 (512)
VIDEO PID 0x0200 (512)
V STREAM ID 0xE0 (224)
ECM PID 0x1FFE (8190)
TS ID 0x00A1 (161)
PROGRAM NO. 0x0002 (2)
PMT PID 0x0300 (768)
TS2
PCR PID 0x0400 (1024)
VIDEO PID 0x0400 (1024)
V STREAM ID 0xE0 (224)
AUDIO1 OUTPUT TS1
AUDIO2 OUTPUT TS1
ID AUDIO3 OUTPUT TS1
AUDIO4 OUTPUT TS1
AUDIO1 PID 0x1010 (4112)
AUDIO2 PID 0x1020 (4128)
AUDIO AUDIO3 PID 0x1030 (4144)
AUDIO4 PID 0x1040 (4160)
A1 STREAM ID 0xC0 (192)
MPEG1 STREAM TYPE 0x03 (MPEG1 L2)
PROGRAM EDIT AUTO
AUDIO1 PROGRAM1
TS-MUX AUDIO2 PROGRAM1
AUDIO3 PROGRAM1
AUDIO4 PROGRAM1
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TEST SIGNAL Menu Defaults

The following shows a list of defaults for "3-5 TEST SIGNAL Menu" items.
-Appendix Table 4 List of TEST SIGNAL Menu Defaults
Menu Item Setting Range

TS1 DISABLE
COLOR BAR
TS2 DISABLE
AUDIO SIN DISABLE
List of MISC Menu Defaults

The following shows a list of defaults for "3-6 MISC Menu" items.
-Appendix Table 5 List of MISC Menu Defaults
Menu Name Setting Range

ERROR OPERATE RESET
WARNING MODE MODE 0
AUTO KEY LOCK DISABLE
ID DISPLAY HEXADECIMAL
BUZZER 128
BRIGHTNESS 50％
TIMEZONE UTC±9
AUTO TIME SYNC DISABLE
SERVER ADDRESS 0.0.0.0
SYNC INTERVAL 24
DST ADJUST DISABLE
MONTH March
NTP DST START DAY LAST Sunday
HOUR 01:00
MONTH October
DST END DAY LAST Sunday
HOUR 01:00
DST OFFSET 60
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NETWORK Menu Defaults

The following shows a list of defaults for "3-7 NETWORK Menu" items.
-Appendix Table 6 List of NETWORK Menu Defaults
Menu Name Setting Range

IPv4 ADDRESS* 192.168.1.101
SUBNET MASK* 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY* 0.0.0.0
MANUAL ADDRESS* FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0101
MANUAL ADDRESS2 FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0102
GATEWAY ADDRESS 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
INTERFACE ID 0000:0000:0000:0000
IPｖ6
ADDRESS CONFIG ENABLE
GATEWAY CONFIG AUTO
CONTROL
INTERFACE ID CONF AUTO
DAD CONFIG ENABLE
MAINTENANCE 3060
SNMP 161
PORT NUMBER*
SNMP TRAP 162
HTTP 80
ID admin
PASSWORD --
LINK SPEED/DUPLEX AUTO
IPv4 ADDRESS* 192.168.1.201
SUBNET MASK* 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY* 0.0.0.0
MANUAL ADDRESS FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0201
MANUAL ADDRESS2 FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0202
GATEWAY ADDRESS 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
DATA
INTERFACE ID 0000:0000:0000:0000
IPｖ6*
ADDRESS CONFIG ENABLE
GATEWAY CONFIG AUTO
INTERFACE ID CONF AUTO
DAD CONFIG ENABLE
LINK SPEED/DUPLEX AUTO
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Event Codes
Event codes are registered to logs when an event is generated internally on the encoder and are
displayed on the encoder's display panel. A message also is displayed together with the event code
on the display panel.
The event code list shows log codes, messages displayed on the encoder's display panel, ALARM LED
and WARNING LED states, severity of events when SNMP is used, TRAP transmission record, event
category, etc. For "ALARM" and "WARNING", "○" indicates "LED lit", "x" indicates "LED out" and －
indicates "unrelated item." "Severity" indicates the severity of events in SNMP. "Trap" indicates TRAP
transmission as a default setting. "Type" indicates the category of events in SNMP. The event
categories are as follows.
TYPE1: Abnormal input signal event. These events are deleted from the table when a restore event
is generated.
TYPE2: Events caused by hardware malfunction. These are not deleted from the table until a
system reset or power OFF.
TYPE3: Serious abnormalities that require a system reset. These are not deleted from the table
until a system reset or power OFF.
TYPE4: Abnormalities that occur momentarily. These are deleted from the table 30 seconds after
they occur.
Event code values not mentioned in the event code list are treated as reserved values.
Event Code List

Event Message on Encoder's
ALARM WARNING Severity Trap Type Explanation
Codes Display Panel
Power-on/off
0x0001 Power ON - - MINOR - - POWER On
0x0005 Reset - - MINOR - - Reset
0x0006 External Reset - - MINOR - - Reset by an external equipment
H/W Reset by the hang-up in case of the
0x0007 Power ON Reset - - MINOR - -
turning on
H/W Recover by the hang-up when
0x0008 Hangup Recover - - MINOR - -
running
Encoder I/O signals
0x0010 Video1 Input Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Video1 input disconnected
0x0011 Video1 Input Recover - × MINOR ○ - Video1 input recovered
0x0012 Video2 Input Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Video2 input disconnected
0x0013 Video2 Input Recover - × MINOR ○ - Video2 input recovered
0x0014 Audio Input Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Audio input disconnected
0x0015 Audio Input Recover - × MINOR ○ - Audio input recovered
0x0016 V1 Format Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Video1 format error
0x0017 V1 Format Recover - × MINOR ○ - Recovered from a video1 format error
0x0018 V2 Format Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Video2 format error
0x0019 V2 Format Recover - × MINOR ○ - Recovered from a video2 format error
0x001A Ext Clock Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 External clock disconnected
0x001B Ext Clock Recover - × MINOR ○ - External clock recovered
0x001C Video1 VSize Error - - WARNING - - Video1 V size error (1035I input)
0x001D Video1 VSize Recover - - MINOR - - Recovered from Video1 V size error
0x001E Video2 VSize Error - - WARNING - - Video2 V size error (1035I input)
0x001F Video2 VSize Recover - - MINOR - - Recovered from a Video2 V size error
0x0050 Video Sync Error - ○ WARNING ○ 1 Video Sync Error
0x0051 Video Sync Recover - × MINOR ○ - Video Sync Recover
0x0060 Video2 Clock Change - ○ WARNING - - Video2 Clock Change
Normal operation
0x0100 1080I25 Encode Start - - MINOR ○ - 1080I25 Start of encoding
0x0103 1080P23 Encode Start - - MINOR ○ - 1080P23 Start of encoding
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Codes Display Panel
0x0110 TS-MUX Start - - - - - TS-MUX Start of encoding
0x0111 Single Start - - - - - Single Start of encoding
0x0112 Dual Start - - - - - Dual Start of encoding
0x0113 3D Start - - - - - 3D Start of encoding
0x0120 A1 S302M Enc Start - - - - - Audio1 S302M Start of encoding
0x0121 A1 MPEG1 Enc Start - - - - - Audio1 MPEG1 Start of encoding
0x0122 A1 AAC Enc Start - - - - - Audio1 MPEG2 AAC-LC Start of encoding
0x0123 A1 MP4 AAC Enc Start - - - - - Audio1 MPEG4 AAC-LC Start of encoding
Audio1 MPEG4 HE-AAC v1 Start of
0x0124 A1 HEAACv1 Enc Start - - - - -
encoding
0x0140 A2 S302M Enc Start - - - - - Audio2 S302M Start of encoding
0x0141 A2 MPEG1 Enc Start - - - - - Audio2 MPEG1 Start of encoding
0x0142 A2 AAC Enc Start - - - - - Audio2 MPEG2 AAC-LC Start of encoding
0x0143 A2 MP4 AAC Enc Start - - - - - Audio2 MPEG4 AAC-LC Start of encoding
Audio2 MPEG4 HE-AAC v1 Start of
0x0144 A2 HEAACv1 Enc Start - - - - -
encoding
Audio3 MPEG1 Start and reset of
0x0160 A3 MPEG1 Enc Start - - - - -
encoding
Audio4 MPEG1 Start and reset of
0x0180 A4 MPEG1 Enc Start - - - - -
encoding
0x0300 Enc Parameter Change - - - - - Changes to encoding parameter settings
0x0301 Video1 Rate Change - - - - - Changes to Video1 rate settings
0x0302 Video2 Rate Change - - - - - Changes to Video2 ratsettings
0x0303 A: Channel Change - - - - - Change Audio channel
Host connection
0x0400 C LinkDown - - - - - Control port link down
0x0401 C LinkUp(10Half) - - - - - Control port link up(10Half)
0x0402 C LinkUp(10Full) - - - - - Control port link up(10Full)
0x0403 C LinkUp(100Half) - - - - - Control port link up(100Half)
0x0404 C LinkUp(100Full) - - - - - Control port link up(100Full)
0x0407 C Link Unknown - - - - - Control port link up(Unknown)
0x0408 C Initial State - - - - - Control port Reset MMU
0x0410 D LinkDown - - - - - Stream port link down
0x0413 D LinkUp(100Half) - - - - - Stream port link up(100Half)
0x0414 D LinkUp(100Full) - - - - - Stream port link up(100Full)
0x0415 D LinkUp(1000Half) - - - - - Stream port link up(1000Half)
0x0416 D LinkUp(1000Full) - - - - - Stream port link up(1000Full)
Duplication of Manual Address at Control
0x0420 C1 Addr Duplicate - - - - -
port
Duplication of Manual Address2 at Control
0x0421 C2 Addr Duplicate - - - - -
port
Duplication of Manual Address at Stream
0x0422 D1 Addr Duplicate - - - - -
port
Duplication of Manual Address2 at Stream
0x0423 D2 Addr Duplicate - - - - -
port
File access errors
0x1120 Video1 File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video1 File Error
0x1121 Video2 File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video2 File Error
0x1122 MPEG1 File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 MPEG1 firmware file access error
0x1123 AAC File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 AAC firmware file access error
0x1124 S302M File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 302M firmware file access error
0x1131 DefParam File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Default parameter file access error
0x1132 FixParam File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Fixed parameter file access error
0x1133 Msgtbl File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Message table file access error
0x1134 BISS File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 BISS file access error
0x1140 Log File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Log file access error
0x11C0 Param00 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 0 file access error
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Codes Display Panel
0x11CA Param10 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 10 file access error
0x11CB Param11 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 11 file access error
0x11CC Param12 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 12 file access error
0x11CD Param13 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 13 file access error
0x11CE Param14 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 14 file access error
0x11CF Param15 File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Parameter 15 file access error
0x11D1 Install File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Install file access error
0x11D2 Network File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Network file access error
0x11D3 Misc File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Misc file access error
0x11D4 Test File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Test file access error
0x11D6 Last File Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Last parameter file access error
0x11D7 SNMP File Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 SNMP file access error
Control errors
0x1300 Control Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Unknown control error
0x1301 Error Retryout ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Reset retry failure (three times)
0x1306 Param Activate Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Parameter activation failure
0x1309 DSPSet Timeout Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 DSP parameter set timeout error
Detection of a watchdog timer notification
0x1310 Watchdog Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3
on system abnormal termination
SNMP errors
0x1401 SNMP Community Err - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Access from an invalid community
0x1402 Community Set Err - ○ WARNING ○ 4 Community setting error
Device errors
0x2001 IIC Bus Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2 IIC bus interface error
0x2002 RTC Not Initialize - ○ WARNING ○ 2 Real-time clock not initialized
0x2006 FAN1 Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2 Fan 1 stop
0x2007 FAN2 Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2 Fan 2 stop
Power supply unit ambient temperature
0x2004 Temp1 High Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
upper limit detected
Power supply unit ambient temperature
0x2008 Temp1 Low Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
minimum detected
Video1 LSI peripheral temperature upper
0x2005 Temp2 High Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
limit detected
Video1 LSI peripheral temperature
0x2009 Temp2 Low Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
minimum detected
Video2 LSI peripheral temperature upper
0x200A Temp3 High Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
limit detected
Video2 LSI peripheral temperature
0x200B Temp3 Low Error - ○ WARNING ○ 2
minimum detected
0x2020 FPGA1 Config Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 FPGA1 configuration failure
0x2026 DSP1 Boot Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 DSP1 initialization failure
0x2030 VSYNC None ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 VSYNC not detected error
0x2050 NTP Init Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4 NTP initialization failure
Receiving time data from NTP server
0x2052 NTP GetTime Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4
failed
Starting the automatic time
0x2053 NTP Auto Sync Error - ○ WARNING ○ 4
synchronization failed
SDI1 HD Emb Ch5-8 audio data packet
0x2101 SDI1:2Audio CErr - ○ MINOR - 4
Data Block Number Error
0x2103 SDI1:2Audio PErr - ○ MINOR - 4
Error
Error
Error
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Codes Display Panel
Error
SDI1 HD Emb Ch1-4 audio control packet
0x2130 SDI1:1Audio Ctrl - ○ MINOR - 4
Timeout
Timeout
Timeout
Timeout
0x2150 SDI1:Ch12 CS Err - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 HD Emb Ch1-2 audio status Error
0x2400 SDI: EAV Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 End of Active Video Error
0x2401 SDI: SAV Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Start of Active Video Error
0x2402 SDI: LNUM Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Line Number Error
0x2403 SDI: YCRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Luma CRC Error
0x2404 SDI: CCRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Chroma CRC Error
0x2405 SDI: YCS Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Luma Checksum Error
0x2406 SDI: CCS Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Chroma Checksum Error
0x2408 SDI: AP CRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Active Picture CRC Error
0x2409 SDI: FF CRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Full Field CRC Error
0x240A SDI: VD STD Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI1 Video Standard Error
0x2410 SDI2: EAV Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 End of Active Video Error
0x2411 SDI2: SAV Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Start of Active Video Error
0x2412 SDI2: LNUM Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Line Number Error
0x2413 SDI2: YCRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Luma CRC Error
0x2414 SDI2: CCRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Chroma CRC Error
0x2415 SDI2: YCS Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Luma Checksum Error
0x2416 SDI2: CCS Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Chroma Checksum Error
0x2418 SDI2: AP CRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Active Picture CRC Error
0x2419 SDI2: FF CRC Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Full Field CRC Error
0x241A SDI2: VD STD Error - ○ MINOR - 4 SDI2 Video Standard Error
Video1
0x3001 V1:Init Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI initialization error
0x3011 V1:TSOUT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS output start command error
0x3012 V1:VSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video sync start command error
0x3013 V1:VSTART Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video encoding start command error
0x3014 V1:VSTOP Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Video encoding stop command error
0x3016 V1:TSSTOP Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS output stop command error
0x3017 V1:CMSTAT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI access error
0x3018 V1:ESTAT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI status error
0x3019 V1:SOFTRESET Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI software reset error
0x301E V1:BOOT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI Boot error
0x301F V1:FSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video FSYNC error
Detection of a TRISC watchdog timer
0x3020 V1:TRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
Detection of a VRISC watchdog timer
0x3021 V1:VRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
Detection of a CRISC watchdog timer
0x3022 V1:CRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
0x3032 V1:HOST IF Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 HOST I/F communication error
0x303A V1:VPES NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Video PES input FIFO overflow
0x303C V1:APESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Audio PES1 input FIFO overflow
0x303D V1:APESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Audio PES2 input FIFO overflow
0x303E V1:UPESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES1 input FIFO overflow
0x303F V1:UPESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES2 input FIFO overflow
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Codes Display Panel
0x3040 V1:UPESC NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES3 input FIFO overflow
0x3041 V1:VPES NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video PES beginning detection timeout
0x3043 V1:APESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio PES1 beginning detection timeout
0x3044 V1:APESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio PES2 beginning detection timeout
0x3045 V1:UPESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES1 beginning detection timeout
0x3046 V1:UPESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES2 beginning detection timeout
0x3047 V1:UPESC NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES3 beginning detection timeout
0x3048 V1:A1 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio PES1 input PES format
0x304A V1:U1 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES1 input PES format
0x304B V1:U2 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES2 input PES format
0x304C V1:U3 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES3 input PES format
0x3050 V1:VFRRATE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Frame rate error detection
0x3051 V1:VCLK Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 VCLK detection timeout
0x3052 V1:VSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 VSYNC detection timeout
0x3057 V1:TSCLK Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TSCLK detection timeout
0x3058 V1:STRM BUFF Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Stream buffer oevrflow
0x305F V1:CMIRQ Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMIRQ protocol error detection
0x3060 V1:REQEND Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMIRQ request detection
0x3061 V1:CMSTAT=0 Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMSTAT=0 rate error detection
0x3067 V1:DSOVER Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Dynamic step over detection
0x3068 V1:INIT PARAM Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Initial Parameter error
Video2
0x34A1 V2:Init Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI initialization error
0x34B1 V2:TSOUT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS output start command error
0x34B2 V2:VSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video sync start command error
0x34B3 V2:VSTART Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video encoding start command error
0x34B4 V2:VSTOP Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video encoding stop command error
0x34B5 V2:VSYNCSTOP Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video sync stop command error
0x34B6 V2:TSSTOP Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS output stop command error
0x34B7 V2:CMSTAT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI access error
0x34B8 V2:ESTAT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI status error
0x34B9 V2:SOFTRESET Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI software reset error
0x34BE V2:BOOT Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video LSI Boot error
0x34BF V2:FSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video FSYNC error
Detection of a TRISC watchdog timer
0x34C0 V2:TRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
Detection of a VRISC watchdog timer
0x34C1 V2:VRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
Detection of a CRISC watchdog timer
0x34C2 V2:CRISC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 notification on video LSI abnormal
termination
0x3432 V2:HOST IF Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 HOST I/F communication error
0x343A V2:VPES NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Video PES input FIFO overflow
0x343C V2:APESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Audio PES1 input FIFO overflow
0x343D V2:APESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 Audio PES2 input FIFO overflow
0x343E V2:UPESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES1 input FIFO overflow
0x343F V2:UPESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES2 input FIFO overflow
0x3440 V2:UPESC NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 4 User PES3 input FIFO overflow
0x3441 V2:VPES NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Video PES beginning detection timeout
0x3443 V2:APESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio PES1 beginning detection timeout
0x3444 V2:APESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio PES2 beginning detection timeout
0x3445 V2:UPESA NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES1 beginning detection timeout
0x3446 V2:UPESB NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES2 beginning detection timeout
0x3447 V2:UPESC NONE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES3 beginning detection timeout
0x344A V2:U1 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES1 input PES format
0x344B V2:U2 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES2 input PES format
0x344C V2:U3 STARTCODE Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 User PES3 input PES format
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Codes Display Panel
0x3450 V2:VFRRATE Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Frame rate error
0x3451 V2:VCLK Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 VCLK detection timeout
0x3452 V2:VSYNC Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 VSYNC detection timeout
0x3457 V2:TSCLK Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TSCLK detection timeout
0x3458 V2:STRM BUFF Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Stream buffer oevrflow
0x345F V2:CMIRQ Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMIRQ protocol error detection
0x3460 V2:REQEND Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMIRQ request detection
0x3461 V2:CMSTAT=0 Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 CMSTAT=0 rate error detection
0x3467 V2:DSOVER Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Dynamic step over detection
0x3468 V2:INIT PARAM Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Initial Parameter error
Audio1
0x3101 A1:Res Timeout Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Response timeout
0x3106 A1:Status Run Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 RUN status transition failure
0x3108 A1:Command Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Command error
0x3109 A1:Parameter Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Parameter error
0x3110 A1:DSP Cmd Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Command error
0x31F0 A1:Unknown Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Unknown Error
Audio2
0x3201 A2:Res Timeout Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Response timeout
0x3206 A2:Status Run Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 RUN status transition failure
0x3208 A2:Command Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Command error
0x3209 A2:Parameter Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Parameter error
0x3210 A2:DSP Cmd Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Command error
0x32F0 A2:Unknown Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Unknown Error
Misc
SDI1 HD embedded audio data 1 to 4ch
0x3601 HD-Emb1 Data Error - ○ MAJOR - 4
error
0x3602 HD-Emb2 Data Error - ○ MAJOR - 4
error
0x3605 HD2-Emb1 Data Error - ○ MAJOR - 4
error
0x3606 HD2-Emb2 Data Error - ○ MAJOR - 4
error
0x3609 A1:Stream Flow Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio1 stream stop
0x360A A2:Stream Flow Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 Audio2 stream stop
0x360E TS1:Stream Flow Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS1 output stop
0x360F TS2:Stream Flow Err ○ - CRITICAL ○ 3 TS2 output stop
0x3613 SDIData Status Error ○ - CRITICAL ○ SDI Error Status Detect
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External Dimensions
ENT
ESC
432.40
460.00
(※)
43.60
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Connector Specifications
ALARM-CTRL (Round Connector 12-pin)
Pin number Signal name Remarks
During normal operation Shorted with "pin No.2 Alarm Common"
1 Alarm Open
During an alarm Open
2 Alarm Common Common pin
During normal operation Open
3 Alarm Close
During an alarm Shorted with "pin No.2 Alarm Common"
4 Reset Reset input pin
5 Reset Common GND
6 －－
During normal operation Shorted with "pin No.8 Warning Common"
7 Warning Open
During a warning Open
8 Warning Common Common pin
During normal operation Open
9 Warning Close
During a warning Shorted with "pin No.8 Warning Common"
10 －－
11 －－
12 －－
ALARM CTRL is the relay contact output that indicates the encoder state.
When the encoder is in a normal operating state, a short is formed across Alarm Common and
Alarm Open and across Warning Common and Warning Open.
Memo When an alarm occurs, a short is formed across Alarm Common and Alarm Close and across
Warning Common and Warning Close.
Relay output is done at relay contacts, and can be controlled up to 30 VDC, 1A (resistance
load).
Alarm states are output when the power is turned OFF, during initialization of the encoder, or
Memo when an alarm cause is generated. Alarm LEDs light interlocked with alarm generation.
Warning states are output when the power is turned OFF, during initialization of the encoder, or
Memo when a warning cause is generated. Warning LEDs light interlocked with alarm generation.
A system reset is applied to the encoder when a reset is input. A deadband of 100 ms is
provided for reset input, so add an input of the same time or greater following a reset input.
Memo A system reset is applied by shorting across RESET and RESET COMMON. Drive the reset
input at a resistance of 300Ω or less. (The discharge voltages are RESET (+12 V) and RESET
COMMON (0 V). )
Use the following connector to fit ALARM-CTRL:

Memo HR10-10P-12P (73) HIROSE ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.
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If your encoder should fail or malfunction, please contact the
following location:
The product may not be repairable if any required parts are
already out of production. Please understand that the original
functionality of the product may be limited if it is repaired using
a replacement for any original part.
Contact Information

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Maintenance Service
13F New Stage Yokohama, 1-1-32, Shin-Urashima-cho,

Phone : +81 45-414-9620

Fax : +81 45-453-9670
holidays.
Except for the lunch break from 12:00 p.m. to
1:00 p.m. JST.

holidays. Please remember that our holidays vary from one year
to another.
For information on the latest releases of manuals and software,
please visit our Website at
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Before Using the Product ........................................................................................... iii

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Before Using the Product

 Explanations of Warning Marks*

An instruction that needs to be observed to prevent degraded product performance,

 Explanations of Pictorial Marks*

*As per JIS S0101: 2000 Consumer Warning Graphic Symbols.

Vor der Verwendung dieses Produktes

 Erläuterungen der Warnmarkierungen*

Diese Instruktion muss beachtet werden, um eine Verschlechterung des

 Erläuterungen der Piktogramm-Markierungen*

Diese Piktogramm-Markierung bezeichnet eine verbotene Aktion. Die verbotene Aktion

Diese Piktogramm-Markierung warnt den Anwender vor einer möglichen gefährlichen

Diese Piktogramm-Markierung fordert den Anwender zur Ausführung einer bestimmten

* Entspricht JIS S0101: Verbraucher-Warnhinweise 2000 für Grafik-Symbole

For products manufactured to European specifications:

Do  Flexible wire: 3 x 1 mm2 cross-section or 18 AWG, 10 A minimum, 250 V

Do not overhaul, modify or repair the product.

NTT Electronics Corporation

13F New Stage Yokohama, 1-1-32, Shin-Urashimacho,

Phone : +81 45-414-9620

We are closed on the anniversary of the founding of our

 Handhabung des Produktes

Für Produkte mit europäischen Spezifikationen:

Überholen, modifizieren oder reparieren Sie niemals selbst das Produkt.

Im Falle einer starken Wärmeentwicklung, von ungewöhnlichen Gerüchen,

13F New Stage Yokohama, 1-1-32 Shin-urashimacho,

Telefon : +81 45-414-9620

Wir schließen am Jahrestag unserer Firmengründung,

Do not use the product in a dusty place.

Do not drop or impact the product.

For complete electrical disconnection, pull out the main plug.

Die Belüftungsöffnung im Gehäuse darf nicht blockiert werden. Bei Nichtbeachtung

Das Produkt nicht fallenlassen oder starken Stößen aussetzen.

II. Hints for Correct Handling

 Product Usage Environment and Storage Location

Do not leave the product at extremely low temperatures.

Do not subject the product to sharp temperature changes.

Do not place the product in a place that is subjected to strong vibrations.

Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply,

"For Use in Norway

Rack Mount Instructions -

A) Elevated Operating Ambient -

B) Reduced Air Flow -

II. Hinweise für richtige Handhabung

Setzen Sie das Produkt niemals plötzlichen Temperaturänderungen aus. Anderenfalls

Unter Umständen sind besondere Handhabungshinweise für Perchlorat-Material zu

III. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

 ICES-003 Class A Compliance Notice (Canada)

 VCCI Class A (Japan)

IV. Safety Standard

1-1. Compliance with Recommended Operating Conditions

1-2. Notice on Applications

1-3. Prohibition of Alterations

1-4. Combination with Other Equipment and Systems

2. Notice on Information Usage

3. Intellectual Property Rights

4. Exemption from Responsibility for Incidental Damages

5. Compliance with Export Regulations

VI. Patent Notice

1. MPEG-4 AVC License / MPEG-2 License