User Guide
Streaming AV Product
SMP 300 Series Streaming Media Processor
68-2238-01 Rev. M 03 21 Safety Instructions
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NOTE: For more information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.
Battery Notice This product contains a battery. Do not open the unit to replace the battery. If the battery needs replacing, return the entire unit to Extron (for the correct address, see the Extron Warranty section on the last page of this guide).
CAUTION: Risk of explosion. Do not replace the battery with an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions. ATTENTION : Risque d’explosion. Ne pas remplacer la pile par le mauvais type de pile. Débarrassez-vous des piles usagées selon le mode d’emploi.
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Conventions Used in this Guide
Notifications The following notifications are used in this guide:
ATTENTION: • Risk of property damage. • Risque de dommages matériels.
NOTE: A note draws attention to important information.
TIP: A tip provides a suggestion to make working with the application easier.
Software Commands Commands are written in the fonts shown here: ^AR Merge Scene,,0p1 scene 1,1 ^B 51 ^W^C.0 [01] R 0004 00300 00400 00800 00600 [02] 35 [17] [03] E X! *X1&* X2)* X2#* X2! CE} NOTE: For commands and examples of computer or device responses used in this guide, the character “0” is used for the number zero and “O” is the capital letter “o.” Computer responses and directory paths that do not have variables are written in the font shown here: Reply from 208.132.180.48: bytes=32 times=2ms TTL=32 C:\Program Files\Extron Variables are written in slanted form as shown here: ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx —t SOH R Data STX Command ETB ETX
Selectable items, such as menu names, menu options, buttons, tabs, and field names are written in the font shown here: From the File menu, select New. Click the OK button.
Specifications Availability Product specifications are available on the Extron website, www.extron.com.
Extron Glossary of Terms A glossary of terms is available at http://www.extron.com/technology/glossary.aspx.
Contents
Introduction...... 1 Background Recall Menu About this Guide...... 1 (For composite mode only)...... 42 About the SMP 300 Series...... 1 Advanced Configuration Menu...... 42 PC Requirements...... 3 Comm Settings (View and Edit) Menu...... 45 Extron LinkLicense...... 3 Status Menu...... 47 Licensed Third-party Software...... 4 Exit Menu...... 47 General Product Overview...... 6 Front Panel Lockout (Executive Modes)...... 48 Input...... 6 Alarms...... 48 Encoding and Output...... 6 File Storage...... 7 Web-Based User Interface...... 50 Control Options...... 8 Overview of the Web-Based User Interface...... 50 Recordings...... 8 Web Browser Requirements...... 51 Features...... 9 Web-Based User Interface Help Files...... 51 Accessing the Web-Based User Interface...... 51 Installation...... 15 Page Overview...... 53 Mounting the SMP 300 Series...... 15 Logging Out and Logging In...... 55 Rear Panel Overview...... 15 AV Controls Panel...... 56 Power Connection...... 16 AV Controls Panel Features...... 56 Control System and External Device Start an Ad Hoc Recording...... 59 Connections...... 16 Recording Controls...... 62 Input Connections...... 17 Scheduled Events...... 64 Output Connections...... 17 Recording Calendar...... 64 Rear Panel Reset...... 19 Schedule Settings...... 65 Publish Settings...... 67 Configuration...... 70 Front Panel Operation...... 21 Configuration Tab Features...... 71 Front Panel Features...... 21 Input/Output Settings...... 72 Layout Presets (For Composite Mode Only)...... 23 Image Settings...... 77 Power Up Procedure...... 25 Encoding & Layout...... 79 Front Panel Menu Operation...... 26 Users and Roles...... 84 Menu Navigation...... 26 Alarms and Traps...... 86 Menu Overview...... 26 System Settings...... 87 Presets Menu...... 28 Advanced Features...... 91 Picture Control Menu...... 30 File Management...... 93 Record and Stream Configuration Menu...... 32 Add a Network Share...... 94 Input Configuration Menu...... 38 Upload and Download Files Using an SFTP Client...... 94
SMP 300 Series • Contents vii Troubleshooting...... 95 Drive Formats...... 135 Features of the Troubleshooting Page...... 95 Browsers...... 136 Status...... 96 Browser Plugins...... 136 Logs...... 97 DataViewer...... 136 Alarms...... 98 What is an IP Address?...... 138 Diagnostic Tools...... 99 Private and Public Address Ranges...... 138 System Resets...... 100 Multicast Address Range...... 138 Mirroring LinkLicense...... 101 Subnet Mask...... 139 Port Number...... 139 FlexOS Applications...... 102 Choosing an IP Address...... 140 Optional Applications...... 102 Using the Ping Utility to Test Communications...... 140 Digital I/O Configurator...... 102 Multicast IP Addressing for Multiple Kaltura...... 103 SMP 300 Series Installations...... 141 iCalendar...... 103 Streaming Method Overview...... 142 Panopto...... 103 Protocols Used for Streaming...... 142 Streaming Playback Methods...... 144 Remote Communication and Control...... 104 Streaming Capabilities and Connection Options...... 104 System Scalability...... 146 RS-232 Port...... 104 Playing a Pull Stream Front Panel Configuration Port...... 104 Using VLC Media Player...... 148 Ethernet (LAN) Port...... 105 Playing a Push Stream Using Stream Host-to-device Communications...... 106 Announcement Protocol (SAP)...... 150 SMP 300 Series-initiated Messages...... 106 Playing a Pull Stream Using Password Information...... 107 QuickTime Media Player...... 152 Error Responses...... 107 Estimating Storage Requirements for a Recording...... 154 Using the Command and Response Tables...... 107 Estimating Storage per Recording Hour...... 154 Command and Response Tables...... 111 Front Panel Menu Diagrams...... 155 Front Panel Menu Diagrams
Reference Information...... 134 (Record/Stream Configuration)...... 156 Mounting the SMP 300 Series...... 134 Tabletop Use...... 134 Glossary...... 157 Furniture Mounting...... 134 Table or Wall Mounting...... 134 Extron Warranty...... 165 Rack Mounting...... 134 Supported File Types, Drive Formats, Browsers, and Browser Plugins...... 135 File Formats...... 135
SMP 300 Series • Contents viii Introduction
This section gives an overview of the user guide and describes the SMP 300 Series and its features. Topics that are covered include: • About this Guide • About the SMP 300 Series • PC Requirements • Licensed Third-party Software • Extron LinkLicense • General Product Overview • Features
About this Guide This guide contains installation, configuration, and operating information for the SMP 351, SMP 351 3G-SDI, SMP 352, and SMP 352 3G-SDI. In this guide: • “SMP 300 Series”, “SMP models”, or “the SMP” refer to the SMP 351, SMP 351 3G-SDI, SMP 352, SMP 352 3G-SDI models. • “Codec” refers to the H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC codec. • “Stream” can refer to audio, video, or both that is transmitted by the SMP. • “UI” and “web UI” refer to the web-based User Interface.
About the SMP 300 Series The Extron SMP 300 Series is a compact, high performance H.264 recording and streaming processor that provides the ability to record a presentation and output an HDMI signal to a local display, and, if needed, stream the AV content live while recording. Six versions of the SMP models, with varying internal file storage capacity, are available: • SMP 351 (150 GB and 480 GB) • SMP 351 3G-SDI (150 GB and 480 GB) • SMP 352 (480 GB) • SMP 352 3G-SDI (480 GB) NOTE: The SMP models have similar front and rear panel features and function exactly the same. The SMP 351 3G-SDI and SMP 352 3G-SDI support a 3G-SDI video input. Figure 1 on page 2 shows an SMP 351 application that utilizes Channel A HDMI and an audio loop-out for local display of the computer input. The presentation is then streamed to an SMD 101. Figure 2 on page 2 shows a typical SMP 352 application featuring a computer input with embedded audio, an SDI camera input, and a wireless microphone for audio. The presentation is streamed to a SMD 101 and the SMP 352 records both channels and publishes to the Kaltura cloud hosted service. The SMP 351 models can be upgraded to support SMP 352 features through a LinkLicense upgrade.
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Figure 2. Figure 1. Typical SMP 352Application Typical SMP351Application SMP 300Series •Introduction 2
Extron LinkLicense PC Requirements • • LinkLicense upgradesavailablefortheSMP300Seriesincludefollowing: from theSMPandactivatedasneedarises. enhance thecapabilitiesofExtron products. EachLinkLicensecanbepurchased separately An Extron LinkLicenseunlocksfeatures thataddconvenience,expandsystemoptions,and • • • The PCrequirements toaccessthedefaultwebpagesofSMPare listedbelow. • • • Enhanced KalturaFeatures Upgrade • • • • 3G-SDI intothecorresponding SMP352model. Dual Recording Upgrade • • • • • Web Browsers • • Operating Systems • Hardware NOTE: Enables theunit tostream livemediatoKalturausing RTMP. Enables theabilitytoschedule recordings directly from Kaltura. An annually-renewable supportlicense. workflow. Enables streaming presets thatincrease functionalityandprovide asimplified and treble controls, filtering,anddynamics. Unlocks advancedaudioDSPcapabilitiesforchannelB dualmonoinputs,bass two videochannels(dualchannelmode). the dualrecording feature tocreate synchronized recordings andstreams withthe for simultaneousstreaming andrecording (compositerecording mode)orenabling stream settingsforeachchannel.Usershavethechoiceofcreating asinglelayout different videosources. Theupgradeprovides independentarchive andconfidence Enables theSMP351tocreate independentrecordings andtwostreams from two This licenseisenabledonceandlastsforthelifeof product. browser client: Additionally, thedevicewebUIiscompliant,butnotfullyfeatured, withtheinternal Apple Microsoft Edge™ Mozilla Google Mac Microsoft 2.0 GHzdual-core processor • • preview ofthecurrent stream either: player andisnotsupportedbyMicrosoft Edge™orApple®Safari®.To seea NOTE: VLC mediaplayer)andconnecttothestream from theSMP. Open astandalone,third-party opensource videoplayer(suchasVideoLAN Use adifferent browser ®
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Licensed Third-party Software fontconfig flex file fbset expat eventlog eudev ethtool e2fsprogs dosfstools dbus cracklib cjson bzip2 busybox aws-sdk-cpp aufs2-util alsa-utils alsa-lib ExtJS 4 Package License GPLv2 AFLv2.1 orGPLv2 LGPLv2.1 MIT bzip2 license GPLv2 GPLv2 GPLv2 GPLv2 LGPLv2.1 Sencha Commercial License fontconfig license FLEX BSD-3c BSD-2c, onefileBSD-4c, file GPLv2 MIT BSD-3c GPLv2 GPLv2 libet MIT-like withadvertisingclause GPLv2, libuuidBSD-3c,libssand • The followingtableliststhelicensedthird-party software usedbytheSMP models. Help File For more informationoneach LinkLicense,seethe • Licensed Third-party Software UsedintheSMP300Series NOTE: • Horizontal VideoMirroring Upgrade • • • Enhanced PanoptoFeatures Upgrade • • without notice. Enables thefeature thatflipsthevideohorizontallybefore theencoding,allowinga Enables theunittostream orRTMPS. livemediatoPanoptousingRTMP Enables theabilitytoschedulerecordings directly from Panopto. An annually-renewable supportlicense. issued. Enables theusertosetadelaystartrecording aftertherecord commandis Enables theusertoadjustminimumavailablerecording time. on theboard. Theimageis flippedtoallowthewritingbedisplayedcorrectly. presenter tostandbehind a glassmarkerboard andfacethecamera,whilewriting .
Licensed third-party software usedbytheSMP modelsissubjecttochange Package netsnmp netcat neon ncurses mxml mtd lzo lvm2 luastruct luasocket luaposix luaexpat luacrypto lua-cjson luabitop lua ltrace lsof lshw logrotate — — SMP 300SeriesEmbeddedWeb Pages Various BSD-like GPLv2 tests) LGPLv2 (library),GPLv2(manual and MIT withadvertisingclause LGPLv2 withexceptions GPLv2 GPLv2 GPLv2 LGPLv2.1 MIT MIT MIT MIT MIT MIT MIT MIT GPLv2 lsof license GPLv2 GPLv2 License SMP 300Series •Introduction 4
lm-sensors Linux-PAM libxml2 libv4l libusb libtirpc libssh2 libpng libpcap libgpgme libgpg-error libglib2 libffi libfcgi libevent libelf libdnet libdaemon libcurl libcgicc libassuan kmod jpeg-turbo iptables iproute2 iostat ifplugd i2c-tools heirloom-mailx gnupg freetype Package License BSD libpng license BSD-3c LGPLv2.1 LGPLv2.1 LGPLv2 MIT fcgi license BSD-3c, OpenBSD LGPLv2 BSD-3c LGPLv2.1 ISC LGPLv2.1 LGPLv2.1 (Libraryonly) LGPLv2.1 jpeg-license (BSD-3c-like) GPLv2 GPLv2 GPL GPLv2 GPLv2, GPLv2(py-smbus) Group (hmac),MPLv1.1(nss) Security (md5),NetworkWorking (imap_gssapi),RSAData OpenVision BSD-4c, Bellcore (base64), GPLv2 Dual FTL/GPLv2 GPLv2 libsensors LGPLv2.1,programs BSD-3c MIT Unknown LGPLv2.1 BSD-3c Licensed Third-party Software UsedintheSMP300Series Package pv psmisc procps popt pcre openssl openssh ntp nmap nginx nfs-utils zlib xinetd vsftpd util-linux usbutils tzdata tcpdump sysstat syslog-ng strace sqlite spawn-fcgi socat smartmontools rpcbind rapidjson qwt qt qjson Artistic-2.0 GPLv2 GPLv2, libproc andlibpsLGPLv2 MIT BSD-3c OpenSSL orSSLeay BSD-3c, BSD-2c,PublicDomain ntp license GPLv2 BSD-2c GPLv2 License zlib license xinetd license GPLv2 LGPLv2.1, libuuidBSD-3c GPLv2, BSD-4c,libblkidandlibmount GPLv2 Public domain BSD-3c GPLv2 (modules) LGPLv2.1 (syslog-ngcore), GPLv2 BSD-3c Public domain BSD-3c GPLv2 GPLv2 BSD-3c MIT Unknown LGPLv2.1 withexceptions LGPLv2.1 SMP 300Series •Introduction 5
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • — Highresolutions andhigh bitratesdeliversuperiorqualityimagesforoverflow Stream concurrently attworesolutions andbitratesfrom thesamesource will bedocumented andrepurposed. — Ensure thatpresentations willberecorded andstreamed, andvaluableinformation Easy toconfigure andoperatefrom thefront control panel orexternal system 1080p/60. TheSMP3GSDI modelsoffer anadditional3GSDIinputconnection. compatibility withcommon AV signalformats at resolutions upto1920x1200including HDMI, component,composite, andoptional3GSDIinput for streaming distributionandconfidenceviewingapplications. superior qualityimagesforoverflowapplicationsandlower resolutions are more efficient Stream atresolutions from 512x288to1080p/30 based oncontentorviewingrequirements. Use standard videoresolutions orcomputerresolutions and user-defined customrates Record at480p,720p,1080p,1024x768,1280x1024,orcustomresolution efficient searching andscanning. and JPEGimagethumbnailsinuserdefinedresolutions are produced topromote Chapter andeventmarkingwiththumbnails convenient tousers. network storagedirectory Save recordings USBstorage,oradefined solidstatedrive,external tointernal recording andstreaming. required licensingorrecurring supportfees,theSMPisacost-effective solutionforAV License-free operationcontributestoa low costofownership operation. applications ontotheSMPthatinterfacewithcontrol portsandautomatesystem Flexible I/OportsforadvancedAV systemmanagement Supports streaming streaming toFacebookLiveusing the RTMPS protocol. authentication forserviceslikeYouTube Live,Wowza, Twitch, IBMCloud,andmore. services RTMP andRTMPS streaming protocols supportpopularthird partyhosting without requiring mixingandDSPequipment. theuseofexternal offer control overaudiolevels,filtering,anddynamicsforaquality experience Audio mixingandadvancedDSPfunctionality the 128GBversion,or150hourstooptional480encodedat10Mbps. files) or480GB(440forrecording files).Upto40hoursofmaterial canbesavedto before destinations.Capacityof128GB(110forrecording transferringittoexternal SolidStateStorage Internal also beavailableforremote preview ofrecorded orstreamed content. sources withindependent stream settingsforeachchannel.Aconfidencestream will upgrade enablessimultaneousrecording andstreaming from twodifferent video LinkLicense fordualchannelrecording andstreaming both videochannelsindifferent PiPorSidebymodes. ten different layoutsforconfidencestream andlocalHDMIconfidenceoutputtopreview Flexible dualchannellayoutforconfidenceoutput(SMP352) remote preview ofrecorded orstreamed content. independent stream settingsforeachchannel.Aconfidencestream isalsoavailablefor SMP 352cansimultaneouslyrecord andstream from twodifferent videosources with Dual channelrecording andstreaming withconfidencestream (SMP352) distribution andconfidenceviewingapplications. applications, andlowerbitratesresolutions are more efficient forstreaming — Supports RTMP pushstreaming —SupportsRTMP withstream nameorkey, anduser —Recordings canbesavedtopre-defined locationsmost —Saverecorded datatoreliable, storage, internal —Chaptersoreventscanbemarked, —AdvancedaudioDSPfeatures SMP 300Series •Introduction —Highresolutions deliver —TheLinkLicense —InstallExtron FlexOS —Provides —Choosebetween — With no —With — —The 10
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • to saverecordings tospecificstoragedirectories basedontheuserenvironment or Define specificstoragedestinationsforrecorded data for additionalAV equipmentsuchasdistribution amplifiers. buffered loop-through, foreasyintegrationintoneworlegacysystems withouttheneed Channel Abuffered inputloop-through optimize videocodingforuse withvarioustypesofapplicationsanddecodingdevices. use oftheBaseline,Main,orHighProfiles atLevels4.x,or3.xproviding theabilityto Standards-based H.264/MPEG4AVC videocompression devicesusedintheAVsensors, orexternal presentation environment. anddigitalI/OcontrolRS 232,Ethernet, ports from Microsoft ExchangeServerorusingtheiCalendarformat. Schedule recording andstreaming Calendar andotherschedulingservices. App supportsmanual.icsfileingestandperiodicschedule ingestfrom Outlook,Google iCalendar FlexOSAppforingestingschedules require reversal ofthevideoimage. automatically flippingvideohorizontallytosupportlightboard orotherapplications that LinkLicense forHorizontalVideoMirroring Upgrade RTMP, streaming. andRTMPS enhanced integrationwiththeKalturahostedvideoplatformincludingscheduling, LinkLicense forEnhancedKalturaFeatures require installationofthecomplimentaryFlexOSapplicationframework. Panopto andautomatingthesystemoperationdoesnotrequire aLinkLicense,butdoes toPanopto.Basicad-hocrecording andRTMPS video usingRTMP andpublishingto receive recording schedulesfrom thePanoptovideoplatformaswellstreaming live enhanced integrationwiththePanoptoenterprisevideoplatformtoenableSMP LinkLicense forEnhancedPanoptoFeatures on anydevice,usingbrowser. thumb driveaccess,orthevRCPFlexOSApptoremotely control theSMPprocessor RCP 101Seriesremote control panelforextendedfront paneloperationandconvenient using akeyboard andmouseviewingtheembedded webpage.Connecttheoptional USB remote control port Opencast. recorded mediadirectly tothird partyplatformssuchasPanopto,Kaltura,and Direct compatibilitywithhostedvideoplatforms as m4porm4v, theSMPcanalsorecord andstore audioasaseparatem4afile. Record audioasseparate m4afile Windows environments. Supports thelatestSMBv2andSMBv3protocols forsecure filesharingin in theaudiomixalongwitheitherHDMIoranalogsources. SDI audiode-embedding channel. — Digitalandanalogaudiosignalsare supportedontheinputchannelsandoutput HDMI-embedded stereo audiooranalogstereo inputandoutputsignalsupport playback ofrecordings. SMP cannowbemountedasnetworkshares onSMD-seriesdecodersforimmediate Recording folderplayback from SMD-seriesdecoders application requirements. —Configure communicationsettingsoftheSMPprocessor —Audiofrom anSDIsource canbedecodedandincluded —Inadditiontostoringvideowithincludedaudio —Easilyimportandcreate recording schedules —ChannelAinputconnectors includea —Thisannualsupportlicenseenables —Thisannualsupportlicensebrings —Interfacewithcontrol systems, SMP 300Series •Introduction —Integratepublishingof —Streamlines recording by —Recording folderson —Configure theSMP —TheiCalendarFlexOS —TheSMPsupports 11
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • video signalandthenautomaticallyadjustssizing,centering,filteringtooptimize Auto Imagesetup User configurablerecording filesize than 4GBare bundled intoarecording packageofsequentialMP4files. Extended timerecording can bepresented withintheonscreen oftheoutputsignal. displayinthetopleftcorner Onscreen displayvideotimereference images toaidintroubleshooting andfaultfindingactivities. On screen displayinformation 1920x1080 toidentifyorganizationaloreventinformation. Uploadable background imagefiles identified onrecording layoutswithAV sources andabackground image. Metadata textoverlay and Date. recordings Creator, simpleincluding:Title, Subject,Description,Publisher, Contributor, Recording metadata between computerandvideosources willnotbeexperiencedwhenusingtheSMP. such asvisualjumps,glitches,anddistortioncommonlyexperiencedwhenswitching Clean switching viewing application,storage,streaming, ornetwork conditions. Kbps to10Mbpsforvideoandaudiobitratesfrom 16Kbpsto384based onthe Adjustable recording andstreaming bitrates multicast pushstreaming applications. — SAPandSDPprotocols simplifyidentification ofAV source streams inunicastor Session AnnouncementProtocol -SAPandSessionDescriptionProtocol -SDP pullstreamingmulticast RTSP foreachencode. multiple concurrent stream modesperchannelallowingsimultaneousunicast and Simultaneous unicastandmulticaststreaming perencode basedonnetworkconditions. TS maybetransportedusingUDPorRTP Transport Streams -TS,maybeappliedinunicastormulticaststreaming applications. Push streaming transportprotocols conditions ortoaidinfirewall navigation. tunneled streaming transportprotocols maybeapplied,basedonvariousnetwork Pull streaming transport protocols support different applications. Users canquicklyswitchbetweenthesearchive andconfidenceencoderpresets to as H.264profile, resolution, GOP, andbitratesessionmanagementconfigurations. provides 16standard orcustomizablepresets forsavingspecificencodingsettingssuch Encoding presets forquickrecall ofspecificcompression settings between livestreams. protocols, andparameters are availableforquickandeasysetup,switching Streaming presets management andselectionoflayoutsfrom thefront control paneloranexternal system. presets thatspecifythesize andpositioningofAV sources andmetadata,simplifying Layout presets simplifycontrol image quality. Thiscansavetimeandeffort infinetuningdisplayedimages. —Switchinghasacleantransitionbetweensources. Distractions —Whenactivated,theunitautomaticallyanalyzesincoming —Thirty-twostreaming presets combiningstream destination, —Metadatacanbeassignedtomakeindexingandsearching of — Data concerning therecording —Dataconcerning canbepresented andclearly —Recordings thatwouldproduce amediafilesizegreater —Present deviceinformationandstatusonsource —TheSMPprovides 16standard orcustomizable —RTP/RTSP, interleaved,andHTTP RTSP —UploadPNGimagefilesatresolutions upto —NativeRTP, RTMP, orMPEG2 RTMPS, —Splitrecordings intospecifiedfilessizes. —Text displayingatimeanddatereference —Selectvideobitratesfrom 200 SMP 300Series •Introduction —TheSMPsupports —TheSMP 12
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • created fornewrecordings whenadditionalspaceisrequired. Filesare deletedona storage Automatic filemanagementforinternal calibration andsetup. usage, networkstatus,disk free file space,audiolevel,andsysteminformationtoaidin display -OSDdataoverlay including timestamp,numberofconnectedusers,CPU forsetup testpatterns Internal NTSC 3.58,4.43,PAL, andSECAMforintegrationinto systems worldwide. Quad standard videodecoding visual confirmationthatprotected contentcannotbeviewedonthatdisplay. HDCP compliantdisplay, a fullscreen green signalissenttothedisplayforimmediate HDCP VisualConfirmation feedback toasystemoperatororhelpdesksupportstaff. for easysignalandHDCPverificationthrough providing RS232orEthernet, valuable verification ofHDCPstatusforeachdigitalvideoinput and outputsignal.Thisallows HDCP authenticationandsignalpresence confirmation into thesource. preserves theaspectratio,orFITmode,whichmaintainsimageuniformityandzooms selecting aFILLmode,whichprovides afullscreen output,FOLLOWmode,which Aspect ratiocontrol Sixteen usermemorypresets are availableforeachinputtostore allimagesettings. Picture controls forbrightness,contrast,signalsampling,andoverscan adjusting audiolevelsfortheoutputstream. input signaltoeliminatenoticeabledifferences whenswitchingbetweensources or Audio inputgainandattenuation Minder, ensuringuseofoptimalsignalformats. EDID Minder Automatically manageEDIDcommunicationbetweenconnecteddeviceswith again, theseimagesettingsare automaticallyrecalled from memory. and picture settingsbasedontheincoming signal. Whenthesamesignalisdetected Auto InputMemory Several usercontrols are availabletoadjustencodingquality. rate, constantorvariablebitratecontrol, GOPlength,andaudiobitrate Video encodingqualitycontrols includingvideoresolution, videobitrate,frame requirements. compatibility withmanydevices.Thebitratecanbeadaptedtodifferent application AAC audioencoding Communication andControl. command informationcanbefoundintheSMPUserGuidesectionRemote View Temperature SIS Traps >AlarmMessageList. transferring recordings. ThenewalarmcanbefoundintheConfiguration>Alarmsand "Publish Failure" Alarm using email,SNMPtraps,orSimpleMailTransfer Protocol -SMTPmessages. Alarm reporting exist. is low, encryptedsignalsare detected,AV signalerrors occur, orothererror conditions System workflowalarms they are manuallydeleted. first-in, first-outbasis.Importantrecordings canbelockedandretained indefinitelyuntil —AutomaticallymanageEDIDcommunicationsbetweendevices, —Automatecommunicationwithmonitoringsystemsorsupportstaff —Whenactivated,theSMPautomaticallystores size,position, —Theaspectratioofasource windowcan becontrolled by —Standards-based audiocompression isusedtoprovide —SIScommandtoviewsystemtemperature. Thenew —There isanewalarmnotification forapublishingfailure for —Notifymonitoringsystemsorsupportstaff ifdiskspace —WhenHDCPencryptedcontentistransmittedtoa non —TheSMPoffers aswellon-screen testpatterns —Adigital,five-lineadaptivecombfilterdecodes —Gainorattenuationcanbeadjustedforeach SMP 300Series •Introduction —Storagespaceisautomatically —Provides real-time — — 13
• • • • • • • • • functions only, orallbutrecording transportcontrols. Allfunctionsare availablethrough Front panellockout Extron EverlastPowerSupplyiscovered bya7yearpartsandlaborwarranty. cost. with highdemonstratedreliability andlowpowerconsumptionforreduced operating ExtronInternal Everlast powersupply Rack-mountable 1U,fullrackwidthmetalenclosure. LockIt HDMIcablelacingbracketsincluded. connection. using akeyboard andmouseviewingtheembeddedwebpagefrom theHDMIoutput USB keyboard andmouseports protocol, asetofbasicASCII commandsthatallowforquickandeasyprogramming. a control system.Extron products usetheSIS-SimpleInstructionSetcommand RS-232 control port adjustments. video windowforviewingthelivestream, aswellsource inputandencoding Embedded Web interface supporting configurationandreal-time managementfrom acontrol system. monitoringandcontrolEthernet USB,andRS232control.Ethernet, —Thisfeature locksouteitherallfront panelfunctions,Menu —Enabletheuseofserialcommandsforintegrationinto —Provide anintuitiveWeb interfacewithanembedded —Configure communication settingsoftheSMP —TheSMPiscontrollable overEthernet, —Provides worldwidepowercompatibility, SMP 300Series •Introduction 14 Installation
This section provides information on: • Mounting the SMP 300 Series • Rear Panel Overview • Rear Panel Reset
Mounting the SMP 300 Series The SMP 300 Series models are housed in a 1U high, full rack width metal enclosure that can sit on a table with the provided rubber feet or mounted using the attached rack mounts. Select a suitable mounting location (see Mounting the SMP 300 Series on page 134), then choose an appropriate mounting option. • Before connecting the SMP 300 Series, turn off all devices that are to be connected. • Connect all external devices to the SMP models before applying power.
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100-240V 0.8A MAX AUDIO 3 5 OUTPUTS SMP 351 HDMI HDMI B-Y MOUSE / LOOPOUT KEYBOARD 1 3G/HD/SDI LAN 1 LR DIGITAL I/O REMOTE 4 USB STORAGE RS-232 2 LR LRAUDIO LRAUDIO RESET INPUTS-CH A INPUTS-CH B 2 R-YVID 1 234G Tx Rx G /Y HDMI HDMI 50-60 Hz A B C D E F L M J I K N O P Q Figure 4. SMP 300 Series Rear Panel (SMP 351 3G-SDI shown) A 100-240 VAC IEC connector for power input J (Optional input 5) 3G/HD/SDI input card (SMP 351 3G-SDI and SMP 352 3G-SDI only) B USB type A port for external storage device K 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw port for channel B analog stereo audio input C (2) USB type A ports for mouse and keyboard, or L HDMI loop thru from input 1 or 2 remote control RCP 101 D 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw port for digital I/O M 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw port for channel A analog stereo audio loop output E 3.5 mm, 3-pole captive screw port for Simple N HDMI preview output Instruction Set (SIS™) control over RS‑232 F HDMI inputs 1 and 2 O 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw port for analog stereo audio output G 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw port for channel A P Reset button and LED analog stereo audio input H 3 BNC connectors for component or composite Q RJ-45 Ethernet port for LAN connection video input 3 I HDMI input 4
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Control SystemandExternalDeviceConnections Power Connection Q P E D C B firmware upgrades. for streaming output,Extron recommends usingitforconfiguration,remote control, and for control andconfiguration from theLANport.Becauseportmustbeconnected page 21 figure 4 The SMP 300Seriescanbeconfigured andcontrolled from theRemoteRS-232port(see A
network. Thedefaultnetworksettingsare: connector(LAN) RJ-45 Ethernet during thereset operation(see The LEDindicatestheselectedreset mode,andprovides thereset status settings ortoreturn allsettingsbacktofactorydefaults. There are severalreset modestoreturn theSMPtouser Reset buttonandLED The defaultprotocol portis: to control theSMP 300SeriesusingSIScommandsoverRS‑232. a 3-polecaptive Remote RS-232 Configurator user-defined digitalinputsoroutputs(see Digital I/O browserand theinternal view. < akeyboard andmouseconnected,theusercantoggle two USBtype Aports.With USB keyboard andmouse,orRCP101 hard driveorUSBflash formattedwithacompatiblefilesystem. rear USBportstosaverecorded files.Thestoragedevicecanbeanystandard external USB storagedevice Operation IEC cord. Verify thefront panelbuttonsandLCDilluminate(see 100-240 VAC powerinput DHCP: Gateway: Default Subnet Mask: IP Address: • • NOTE: NOTE: NOTE: CtrL 1 stopbit 9600 baud ) usingSIScommandswithDataViewer. Astandard webbrowser canbeused , crossover cable(see Ethernet on page 84 passwords converttothedefault,whichisnopassword (see been settothedeviceserialnumber. Inthe eventofacompletesystemreset, the 4 GB ortherecording creates multiple4GBfiles. formatted storagevolumes.ForFAT32 USBstorage,filesizesmustbelimitedto FAT32, VFAT longfilenameextensions, EXT2,EXT3,EXT4filesystems,orNTFS- E + on
ALT To connecttheSMP 300 Seriesdirectly port,usea toacomputerEthernet The SMP 300Seriescandetectandrecord toUSBstoragedevicesusing The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehave onpage 26 —Connecttothefour3.5mm,5-polecaptivescrew portstoprovide page 15 + onpage 102 S tochangeapassword). screw connectorforbidirectional (±5 V)serialhostcontrol, > theHDMIoutput(see —ConnectthehostRS-232cabletorear panelwith OFF 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.254.254 ) orthefront panelUSBmini-BConfigport(see — Attach an optional external USBstoragedevicetothefront —Attachanoptionalexternal or ). • • —Press thebuttontoreset theSMP 300Series. no flowcontrol (handshaking) no parity ). (see Rear PanelReset figure 4 Connection Options — Useastandard cabletoconnecta Ethernet figure 8 onpage 15 About theFlexOSApp-DigitalI/O —Connectakeyboard andmousetothe • ) betweenthestandard preview output onpage 19 8 databits SMP 300Series •Installation ) —Connecttheprovided ‑defined configuration onpage 104 ). Front PanelMenu Users andRoles
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Output Connections Input Connections M L K J I H G F • • page 15 The audioandvideoinputsare grouped intochannelAandB(see ChannelBanalogand3G-SDIaudioinput
HDMIinput4 Analog videoinput3 Sleeve(s) Audio isalwaysfrom audioinput( to this5-pole,3.5mmcaptivescrew theconnectorasshownin port.Wire device totheHDMILoopThruoutputviewselected input1or2. HDMI loop-thruoutput the audiocanbesettoOff. theconnectorasshownin Wire audio canbeselectedfrom eithertheHDMI embedded audio,Ch Banalogor stereo linelevelaudiodevicetothis5-pole,3.5 mmcaptivescrew port.Channel B Connect a3G/HD/SDIvideosignaltothisBNCconnector. Serial digitalvideoinput5(SMP3513G-SDIandSMP352only) input 4. R-Y, VID/Y).ConnectacompositevideosignaltotheVID/YBNCconnector. Slee connector asshownin the selected foroutputwithHDMIinputs1and2insteadoftheembeddedaudio.Wire level audiodevicetothis5-pole,3.5mmcaptivescrew port.ChannelAaudiocanbe to input1and2. HDMI input (1 and 2) Channel Banalogaudiocanbeselectedforvideoinputs3( Channel Aanalogaudioinputcanbeselectedforvideoinputs1or2( Audio loopoutput Channel Aanalogaudioinput Figure 6. Figure 5. NOTE: ATTENTION: Ring Ring Ring Ring v Tip Tip e(s) Tip Tip ). select "FullRange"forthemostaccuratevideoreproduction. When usingavideosource withadjustablequantizationrangeontheseinputs, • • connecter lesmanchonsaux contactsnégatifs(–). Pour l’audioasymétriqueconnectezlesmanchonsau contact ausol.NePAS connect thesleevestonegative(–)contacts. For unbalancedaudio,connectthesleevestoground contact.DONOT
Balanced AudioOutput Balanced StereoInput Channel A(inputs1and2)isoptimizedforfullrangesources suchasPCs. (high impedance) —ConnectanHDMI(orDVIwithsuitableadapter)source deviceto Audio Output CaptiveScrew ConnectorWiring Audio InputCaptiveScrew ConnectorWiring
—Connectabalancedorunbalancedstereo linelevelaudiodevice —Connectcomponentvideotothethree BNCconnectors(B-Y,
— Connect an HDMI (or DVI with suitable adapter) source device figure 5 —ConnectanHDMI(orDVIwithsuitableadapter)display Right Left Right Left . —Connectabalancedorunbalancedstereo line G Sleeve(s) ). Slee Slee NO GroundHere NO GroundHere Tip Tip Tip Tip ve ve Unbalanced StereoInput Unbalanced AudioOutput —Connectabalancedorunbalanced (high impedance) SMP 300Series •Installation H figure 5 ), 4( Right Left Right Left I . ), or5( F figure 4 Do nottinthewires! ). Do nottinthewires! figure 6 J — on ). . 17
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mono. is selectedfrom channelBdualmonooramix ofbothchannelAandBdual the SMP352and351withLinkLicense,dualmonoenabled,audiooutput is selectedfrom channelA,B,oramix ofbothchannelAandB.For analog audioisselectedforthatinput(see The audiooutputdependsbothontheinputselectionandifembeddedor information) forselectaudiooutput. device tothis5-pole3.5mmcaptivescrew port(see recorded browser contentandaninternal client. keyboard andmouse,thepreview outputcanbeswitchedbetweena preview ofthe device tothisHDMIoutput(see HDMI preview output Analog audiooutput NOTE: ATTENTION: enabled, thedefaultoutputischannelAandBdualmono. • • • • dans lesterminaisonsdesàviscaptivesetpourraientsortir. Ne pasétamerlescâbles.Lescâblesétamésnesontaussibienfixés terminals andcouldpullout. wiresDo nottinthewires. are Tinned notassecure inthecaptivescrew captives. S’ils sonttrop courts,ilspourraientsortir, mêmes’ilssontattachésparlesvis longs, lescâblesexposéspourraientsetoucheretprovoquer uncourtcircuit. les dénuder. Lalongueuridéaleestde5 mm(3/16 inches).S’ilssonttrop La longueurdescâblesexposésestimportantelorsquel’onentreprend de tightly fastenedbythecaptivescrews. short circuit betweenthem.Ifshorter, thewires canbeeasilypulledoutevenif length is3/16inch(5mm).Iflonger, theexposedwires maytouch,causinga The lengthoftheexposedwires inthestrippingprocess isimportant.Theideal
The defaultaudiochannelisAandB.Whendualmode —Connectabalancedorunbalancedstereo linelevelaudio —ConnectanHDMI(orDVIwithsuitableadapter)display figure 4 onpage 15 Audio Select ). UsinganattachedUSB SMP 300Series •Installation figure 6 onpage 42 onpage 17 ). Audiooutput forwiring 18 7
Rear PanelReset Figure 7. modes. See power totheSMP 300Series. when theSMP 300Seriesispowered onorpress andholdthe reset modes,useapointed stylusorsmallscrewdriver topress andholdthe (numbered 1,4,and5)thatare initiatedfrom therear panelreset button.To selectdifferent returns theSMP 300Seriestovariousmodesofoperation.There are three unitreset modes The NOTES: ATTENTION: Mode 5 Mode 4 Mode 1 f Press andhold the Resetb Press andhold f Press andhold or 9seconds or 6seconds Reset • • • • • figure 7 • • on page 113 For informationonresetting theSMP 300Series usingSIScommandssee System Resets The SMP 300Seriescanalsobereset usingtheweb-baseduserinterface(see Reset modes2and3are notavailablefortheSMP 300Series. Each reset modeisaseparate reset (notacontinuationfrom mode1to5). content. comparing thereset modesanddetailingaffected configurationsettingsanduser close allopenIPandTelnet connectionsandallsockets.Thetablehasdetails The reset modeslistedinthe remettent l’appareil aumodedeconfigurationpardéfaut. de réinitialisation supprimentl’intégralitéducontenuchargédel’utilisateuret Analysez minutieusementlesdifférents modesderéinitialisation. Certainsmodes content andrevert thedevicetodefaultconfiguration. Review thereset modescarefully. Somereset modesdeletealluser loaded buttonontherear paneloftheSMP 300Series(see andthe utton. . . Resetting theSMP 300Series
RESET RESET RESET . SMP 300SeriesResetModes onpage 100 times. Reset LEDflashesthree Reset LEDflashestwice. SMP 300SeriesResetModes ). Apply po to theSMP RESET RESET we . r
table forasummaryofthereset SMP 300Series •Installation Reset LEDflashes press andreleaseagain. Release Reset LEDflashes press andreleaseagain. Release RESET RESET RESET Reset , thenimmediatel , thenimmediatel figure 4 Release Resetb tableon buttonwhileapplying , thengoesoff , thengoesoff onpage 15 Reset y y utton. page 20 . . Resets button )
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Reset to Factory Defaults Reset All IP Settings Factory Firmware Mode NOTES: *5 *4 1 • • password (see number. Intheeventofacomplete systemreset, thepasswords converttothedefault, whichisno The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehavebeensettotheserial *For modes4and5,nothinghappensifthemomentary press doesnotoccurwithin1second. Activation second Reset release andpress the again at6seconds).Then, twice (onceat3seconds, until the Hold inthe applying powertotheunit. panel Hold intherecessed rear second Reset release andpress the again at9seconds).Then, seconds, againat6 three times(onceat3 until the Hold inthe NOTE:
most current firmware tothedevice. Reset buttonagainwithin1 buttonagainwithin1 * * . . Reset Reset
Do notoperatewiththedefaultfirmware loadedbyamode 1reset. Useitonlytoloadthe Reset Reset buttonwhile Users andRoles LEDblinks LEDblinks button button SMP 300SeriesResetModes Result • • • • • • • defaults (exceptthefirmware). Performs acompletereset tofactory • • • • • • power cycle. factory defaultfirmware forasingle The SMP 300Seriesreverts tothe onpage 84 Sets thesubnetmaskaddress ( back tofactorydefault Sets theIPaddress factory default. Sets portmappingbackto succession. of theunitflashesfourtimesin The Clears allfilesfrom theunit. Clears allusersettings. Resets allpasswords. Resets allIPoptions. Clears portconfigurations. Does everythingmode4does. succession. of theunitflashesfourtimesin The Turns DHCPoff. the factorydefault( Sets thegatewayIPaddress to ( back tothefactorydefault 192.168.254.254 255.255.0.0 Reset Reset tochangeapassword). LEDontherear panel LEDontherear panel ). 0.0.0.0 ). ). SMP 300Series •Installation Purpose andNotes display. appears onaconnected Resetting ARP andtheMACaddress. IP address informationusing Mode 4isusedtoset maintained. All userfilesandsettingsare with user-loaded firmware. incompatibility issuesarise for asinglepowercycleif the factorydefaultfirmware Use mode1torevert to Resetting events. uploading, andalsotoreplace with defaultconfigurationand Mode 5isusefultostartover page 113 command command Mode 5isequivalenttoSIS display. appears onaconnected ). Absolute reset ZQQQ
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20 Front Panel Operation
This section of the manual discusses the operation of the SMP 300 Series from the front panel. Topics covered include: • Front Panel Features • Layout Presets (For Composite Mode Only) • Power Up Procedure • Front Panel Menu Operation • Front Panel Lockout (Executive Modes) • Alarms
Front Panel Features
8 CHANNEL A Extron AUDIO ADJUST SMP 351 LR LAYOUT MENU Streaming Media Processor 2 PRESET I/O 1 1 CHANNEL B 2 USB STORAGE CONFIG MARK SWAP NEXT 3 3 4 5 4
A B C D E F G H I J Figure 8. SMP 300 Series Front Panel A Type A USB connector and activity LED for F Layout Preset and Swap buttons external storage B USB mini B connector for configuration G Menu display C Input buttons for source selection H Menu navigation buttons (MENU and NEXT) D Record controls with LED indicators I Adjust knobs (left [ and right {) E Audio level indicators J I/O display LEDs A USB storage port and activity LED — Connect a USB compatible media device to this port. The green LED blinks during both reading and writing of data. The storage device can be any standard external hard drive or USB flash drive formatted with a compatible file system. NOTE: The SMP 300 Series can detect and record to USB storage devices using FAT32, VFAT long file name extensions, EXT2, EXT3, EXT4 file systems, or NTFS‑formatted storage volumes. For FAT32 USB storage, file sizes must be limited to 4 GB or the recording creates multiple 4 GB files.
ATTENTION: • Disconnecting a USB device while recording to it may result in corrupt or lost data. • Déconnecter un périphérique USB alors qu’un enregistrement y est effectué, peut engendrer une altération ou une perte de données.
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USB mini-Bcable(notsupplied).UsethisporttosendSIScommandstheSMP 300 Config port button illuminatesgreen for1secondtoindicatetheinputswap. Press activate it. figure 8 Only) select oneofthe16capture presets (see Layout Preset • • LEDs indicatebothsignalpresence andactiveinputsignallevels. left andrightaudiochannelsfrom -60dBFS(oneLED)to0(eightLEDs).The Audio levelindicators • • • • record operation. buttons toperformtheoperation.Thelightindicatecurrent stateof Record controls withLEDindicators button lightsolidamber. The currently selectedChannelAinputbuttonandcurrently selectedChannelBinput • • input ports. Input selection Control Series fordeviceconfigurationandcontrol (see NOTE: blended ormerged(ifapplicable). measured afterallaudioinputadjustmentsare applied andaudiosources are Normal Mode gain (see currently selectedinputleftandrightchannelaudiolevelstoassistsetting Input ConfigurationMode automatically created atafixedinterval(default: 1minute). marker isinserted.ThebuttonalsoilluminateswhenJPEGthumbnailsare during recording, thebuttonilluminatesgreen momentarilytoindicateachapter Mark resume recording, orpress green toindicaterecording ispaused.Press Pause solid green whenthefileisfinalized. the stopbuttonblinksgreen whiletherecorded fileisbeingfinalized,thenlights Stop red duringactiverecording. Record input 4,ChannelBanalogaudioisoutputwiththeselectedvideoinput. input 3, HDMIinput4,and(optional)SDI5.Ifanalogaudioisselectedfor Channel B analog audioisoutputwiththevideo. analog audio(insteadofembeddedaudio)isselectedforaninput,ChannelA Channel A is selected. onpage 23 SWAP startingonpage 104 ,
—Press I —Press Input 5lightsonlywhentheoptionalSDIinputcard isinstalledandtheinput —Press toswitchChannelAandB inputsbetweenthetwolayoutwindows.The
— Press (see on Audio Level —Press thecorresponding buttontoselectHDMIinput1or2.If —Press thecorresponding buttontoselectcomposite/component (for compositemodeonly) page 23 — Press thesebuttonsto select inputsassociatedwiththerear panel ). Thebuttonilluminatesgreen. Use the figure 8 —Themetersdisplaytheleftandrightencoderinput levels MARK tostoptheactiverecording. Whenpressed duringarecording, —Two stacksofeightgreen LEDstracktheaudiolevelof toplaceachaptermarkerintherecorded file.Whenpressed ) toselectthedesired outputlayout.Press topauserecording. Whenpressed, the onpage 21 torecord theselectedinputs.Therecord buttonlightssolid onpage 42 ). Stop —Wheninputgainisadjusted,themetersdisplay tohalttherecording. )— Connectacontrol devicetothisportwitha ). —Press the SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations Layout Presets (ForCompositeMode and Swap Remote Communicationand Record —Press Record orpress ADJUST , Stop LAYOUT knobs(see Pause Pause NEXT , Pause
PRESET buttonblinks againto ( H , and ) to to Mark 22
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B A 3 1 Layout Presets (ForCompositeModeOnly) C 4 2 5 D MARK AUDIO LR E 3. 2. G 1. To select1ofthe12preconfigured layoutpresets: The twoinputchannels,AandB,are determinedbydirect selectionfrom thefront panel. Figure 9. screen. There are 12preconfigured and4userpresets forcustomlayoutconfigurations. Layout presets definewhichinputsare selectedandwhere theyare placed ontheoutput J I H SW SW LA PRESET F YOUT AP AP
name appearsontheoutputdisplay, stop. Use either ( Press and Menu display Select input1or2forchannelAand3,4,5 channelB(see digital output( on oroff statusofthecorresponding portswhichcanbeconfigured asdigitalinputor connections ontherear panel( I/O display and tomakeadjustmentswithinamenuorsubmenu. Adjust knobs • • submenus. enabled). Press toaccessandnavigatetheconfigurationcontrol menusand Menu navigation( listed instead. Procedure the menu.Duringnormaloperation,adefaultdisplaycycleispresented (see G NOTE: NOTE: ). NEXT MENU (Executive Modes) configuration usingthefront panelisnotpossible(see NEXT LAYOUT
Front PanelLayoutPreset andSwap buttons(see — Usethisbuttontostepthrough thesubmenusofselectedmenu. — Usethisbuttontoenterandmovethrough themainmenusystem. The buttonsandcontrols ontheSMP 300Seriescanbelockedsothat The menubuttonblinksred whenthere isanactivealarm(see ADJUST onpage 25 —Astackoffourgreen LEDsthatcorrespond tothefourdigitalI/O G
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PRESET —Displaysconfigurationmenusandstatusinformation.Usethe (left About theFlexOSApp-DigitalI/OConfigurator knob(
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figure 8 and right ). Ifthere isanactivealarm(see onpage 48 I and figure 9 ) tocyclethrough thepresets. Whenthedesired layout MENU NEXT NEXT H see onpage 21 NEXT { ) , figure 4 — Rotatethesecontrols toscroll through menus F ). ) ADJUST —Lightsamber(unlessmenulockoutis ) toopenthemenuonfront paneldisplay I SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations onpage , H ) and
J I/O 4 3 2 1 15 ADJUST ) Alarms . EachLEDindicatesthe Str eaming MediaPr Front PanelLockout knobs( SMP 351 onpage 48 ocessor I onpage figure 4 ) tonavigate Alarms ), itis Power Up ). MENU 102 ). ).
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5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To store acustomlayoutconfiguration: 5. 4. Figure 10. MET MET MET MET Ch. B Ch. B NOTE: 16:9 16:9 ADA ADA ADA ADA PbP 25%,mainwindow75% PbP 25%,mainwindow75% PbP 25%,mainwindow75% TA TA TA TA PBP UpperRight<2> Press Use either Press andhold as needed(see Change thewindowsizeandcenteringadjustmentsforeachinputtomodifylayout Select thelayoutfrom theaboveconfigurations closesttoyourrequirements. If desired, press Press PBP UpperLeft<1>
PBP MidLeft<3> NOTE: Ch. A 16:9 custom layoutsattheresolution atwhichthey are toberecalled. have slightlydifferent spacingatlowerresolutions. Itisrecommended tosave
Next NEXT PIP PBP Ch. A Ch. A 16:9 16:9
Layout Presets =Picture InPicture =Picture BesidePicture In order topreserve theaspectratiosofwindows,somelayoutscan ADJUST tosavethenewlayout. (see MET MET Ch. B 16:9 ADA ADA TA TA LAYOUT Picture Control Menu SWAP figure 9 knobtoselectthedesired preset locationtostore thenewlayout. Ch. B 16:9 toreverse thescreen positionoftheAandBinputselections. PiP 25%,mainwindow100% PiP 25%,mainwindow100% PbP 25%,mainwindow75%
PIP UpperRight<6> PIP UpperLeft<5> PBP MidRight<4> PRESET , Ch. A 16:9 H Ch. A Ch. A 16:9 16:9
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MET MET Ch. B Ch. B 16:9 16:9 ADA ADA TA TA onpage 30 SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations ) toselectthelayout. Windows horizontallycenter Windows horizontallycenter Ch. A Ch. A 16:9 16:9 Side by(1)<8> Fullscr Side by<7> main window100% MORE MET MORE MET MET MET Ch. A ), 16:9 een A<9> ADA ADA ADA ADA T T A, A, TA TA Ch. B Ch. B 16:9 16:9 ed ed main window75%,centere main window75%,centere META META CH BCenter<12> CH ACenter<11> Fullscr main window100% DATA, MOREMET DATA, MOREMET Ch. B Ch. B Ch. A een B<10> 16:9 16:9 16:9 ADA ADA d inscr d inscr TA TA een een 24 12
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Power UpProcedure Po On wer Power ELECTR FIRMW On LO E XTR ADING ONICS ON ARE ELECTRONICS FIRMWARE LOADING EXTRON sec. ~4 sec. 2 sec. 30 SMP 35xFW added tothedefaultcycle. resolution. Duringrecording, thecurrent lengthoftherecording andtimeremaining are selection. Itshowstheselectedinputsandtheirresolutions, stream bitrate,andoutput The defaultdisplaycyclevariesdependingontheinputvideosignalandoutputstream Figure 12. Figure 11. has anactivealarm),thedefaultdisplaycycleisonLCDdisplay. figure 12 page 16 Connect thepowercord toa100240VAC supply(see NOTE: NOTE: INITIALIZING sec. ~4 SMP 352 E sec. 2 sec. 30 XTR recording timeavailableduringanunscheduledrecording. recording. the activeinputandtypeofvideosignal. connected properly. Devicesdonotneedtobepowered. ON SMP 35xFWV1.06 ). Theunitundergoesselftestingduringthebootsequence(see
). Afterthesequenceiscomplete(andwhendevicenotbeingconfigured or V1.06 INITIALIZING SMP 35x The informationshowninthedefaultdisplaycyclediffers dependingon Before poweringtheSMP 300 Series,ensure thatallnecessarydevicesare EXTRON Boot Se Boot SequenceandDefaultDisplayCycleforCompositeMode sec. 45 Time
Remain sec. 45 quence andDefaultDisplayCycleforDualChannelMode displaystheremaining timeintheeventand theestimated In 11024x768@60 In 3720p@60 SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations TIME REMAIN HH:MM:SS 2 sec. Time In 11024x768@60 In 3720p@60
Record TIME REMAIN HH:MM:SS Default Displa 2 sec. Default DisplayCycle Power Connection sec. 2 sec. 2 onlydisplaysduringa 1280x720@30 fps TIME RECORD CHA 5.0MB HH:MM:SS sec. 2 sec. 2 y Cyc 2 sec. ARCHIVE 5.0MB 1280x720@30 fps TIME RECORD figure 11 HH:MM:SS le 2 sec. 2 sec. 2 sec. on 1280x720@30 fps CHB 5.0MB and 25 Power On ELECTRONICS FIRMWARE LOADING EXTRON NOTE: r
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emaining timeintheeventand Front PanelMenuOperation sec. 45 ecor ding. Menu Overview Menu Navigation fers
Figure 13. TIME If there isanactiverecording, number andvideoformatoftheactiveinputcurrent outputresolution. screen progressively cyclesthrough theinputandoutputformatinformation,showing (see After start-up,whennoadjustmentsare activelybeingmade,the I H G during theinitialsetup. at theright, menus displayedontheLCDscreen (seeimage page 104 Communication andControl on page 50 Overview oftheWeb-Based UserInterface performed usingtheembeddedwebpages(see Configuration andadjustmentscanbe NOTE: ADJUST Extro flowcharts inthischapterfordetails). control toscroll through submenuoptionsandtomakeconfigurationselections(seethe • • Navigation buttons Menu display in placeoftheinputtype.Forexample, figure 13
USB STORAGE REMAIN A n menu. NEXT MENU
), orthefront panelcontrols andthe If asignalisnotpresent onthecurrently selectedinput, CHANNEL CHANNEL In#1 1024x768@60 In#3 720p@60 ), SIScommands(see B CONFIG G showsthetimeremaining foranactivescheduled recording. belowand
Default DisplayCycleforCompositeMode knobs TIME REMAIN button HH:MM:SS 2 sec. button ). Thesemenusare usedprimarily B A Default DisplayCycle 3 1 —Displaystheconfigurationmenusona16x2LCDdisplay.
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sec. ~4 sec. 2 sec. 30 SMP 35xFW INITIALIZING SMP 352 E XTR ON V1.06 PRESS NEXT EXIT MENU? PRESETS sec. 45 (to submenus) 1(;7 0(18 0(18 Panel MenuDiagrams A completeschematicofthemenusandsubmenusis in thereference section (see Submenu detailswithconfigurationandoptionsforeach settingare onthefollowingpages. next submenu. to exitthesubmenuandreturn tothecurrently activemenuorpress Press inactivity andreturns tothedefaultcycle. EXIT To returntothedefaultcyclefrom atoplevelmenuorsubmenu,press MENU The toplevelmenusare displayedoneatatime, inorder, ontheLCDpanelbypressing the The flowchartaboveprovides anoverviewof themenusystem. Figure 15. Each successive Press the Figure 14. NOTE: CONTROL PICTURE STATUS 0HQX times‑out tothedefaultdisplaycycle. front panelbutton. MENU NEXT (to submenus) (to submenus) 1(;7 1(;7
MENU From anymenuorsubmenu, after30secondsofinactivity, theSMP 300Series ? when a menu displays to access its submenu. Within thesubmenu,press whenamenudisplaystoaccessitssubmenu.Within shows,thenpress In 11024x768@60 In 3720p@60 Top LevelMenus Default DisplayCycleforDualChannelMode TIME REMAIN 0(18 HH:MM:SS 2 sec. buttononcetobringupthefirstmain(toplevel)menu,asshownbelow. 0(18 MENU RECORD/STREAM CONFIGURA (to submenus) buttonpress cyclestothenextmainmenu. 1(;7 Default Displa VIEW COMM SETTINGS startingonpage 155 sec. 2 sec. 2 (to submenus) 1(;7 TION 1280x720@30 fps NEXT TIME RECORD CHA 5.0MB HH:MM:SS f Input 5 + 1(;7 or EditMen 0(18 . Alternatively, themenutimesoutafter30 secondsof y Cyc 0(18 2 sec. le u CONFIGURA CONFIGURA SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations ). ADV 2 sec. 2 sec. INPUT 1280x720@30 fps ANCED CHB 5.0MB (to submenus) 1(;7 (to submenus) TION TION 0(18 0(18 BACKGROUND NEXT REC MENU ALL 1(;7 (to submenus) tomovethe repeatedly until Mode Only) (F or Composite Front MENU 27
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Presets Menu Encoder presets savethefollowingparameters: settings. applications. Presets 33through 42 are factorydefaultpresets tosupportPanoptoquality resolution andbitrates.There are 32encoderpresets fordifferent streaming andrecording Encoder presets allowuserstoquicklyswitchbetweenvariousencoderprofiles fordifferent Encoder presets • • • • • The presets menuallowsthe usertosaveorrecall encoderanduserpresets. Figure 16. Bit RateControl Frame Rate BitRate Video Resolution Video IN<1> USERRECALL ARCHIVE ENCODER IN<1> USERSAVE ARCHIVE ENCODER Press recall orsavetheselection. thesubmenu,use Within Press Press From thedefaultmenu,press RECALL SAVE PRESETS
ADJUST MENU tocyclethe controls toselectthepreset, thenpress SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations Figure 17. CHA ARCHIVE ENCODER CHA ARCHIVE CHA ARCHIVE ENCODER CHA ARCHIVE IN<1> USERRECALL IN<1> USERSAVE IDR Interval Preset Name GOP Length Record Mode RECALL SAVE PRESETS Recall
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10-32 9 8 7 6 5 4 * 2 1 NOTES: Preset 3 # • • • to theabovetablevalues. The predefined encoderpresets canbemodifiedbytheuser. Ifnecessary, afactoryreset returns allchanges Default record modeisvideoandaudio. rate is192kbps. monitoring isnotre-encoded. Therefore, bydefault,therecording usesencoderpreset 3,andtheaudiobit *
Audio settingsare determinedbytheencoding fortheprimaryrecording orstream. Audioforconfidence
Preset Name User Defined 1080p High 1080p Low Confidence 480p High 720p High 480p Low 720p Low VGA High VGA Low Default encoderpresets 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To saveauserpreset from thefront panel: • • • User presets savethefollowingparameters(perinput): There are 16userpresets perinput. input. Userpresets canbesavedononeinput rateandrecalled onadifferent inputrate. User presets savecurrent settingsorrecall previously savedconfigurationsfortheselected User presets Preset 9isthedefaultvalue fortheConfidenceEncoder(Streaming =onbydefault). Preset 3isthedefaultvalue fortheArchive Encoder(ChannelAandChannelB). The firstnineencoderpresets are predefined. Resolution 1280x1024 1920x1080 1920x1080 1024x768 1280x720 1280x720 512x288 848x480 848x480 Contrast Tint Color Press Use theright( Rotate theleft( Press Press Configuration Menu From the NOTE: are available. NEXT NEXT MENU
Picture Only theselectedfront panelchannelAandtheselectedBinputs tosavethenew preset values. tocyclethe tocyclethrough themainmenusto Bit Rate (kbps) Video 2500 3500 1500 2500 3000 5000 6000 8000 { 350 [ ) ADJUST )
Control ADJUST • • • onpage 38 Frame knobtoselectoneofthe16 userpresets. Brightness Aspect ratio Preset name Rate (fps) 15 15 30 15 30 15 30 15 30 User knobtoselecttheinput. menu,configure theselectedinputasdesired (see
Save ). Bit Rate (kbps) Audio 192 128 128 128 128 192 128 320 80 submenu. SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations Bit Rate Control CVBR CVBR CVBR VBR VBR VBR VBR VBR VBR Presets Length GOP 15 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 menu. Profile H.264 Base Main Main Main High High High High High H.264 Level Input 3.0 3.1 4.1 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.2 4.1 29
Picture Control Menu preset numberusingthismenu, theembeddedwebpages,orviaSIS.Select Each inputhassixteenuserpreset locationsavailable.Aconfigurationcanbesavedtoany submenus are availabledependingontheinputselection(seefollowingtable). The Press and changevaluesasrequired. thesubmenu,use Within submenu displaysthestatusofselectedwindow. control toselectbetweenchannelAandB.The Channel is displayed.Ifbothchannelsare active,usethe In fullscreen mode,onlychannelAorchannel B to thedesired submenu. From the page 23 Layout Presets (ForCompositeModeOnly) and verticalwindowsizefortheselectedinput(see and verticalwindowpositioningalongwithhorizontal composite mode,itallowstheusertoadjusthorizontal settings suchascolor, tint,brightness,andcontrast.In The N/A Each inputhas16userpresets recalled usingthismenu,thewebpages,orviaSIS.Select 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To recall auserpreset from thefront panel: NEXT Position Tint Color Contrast Brightness Size NOTES: andpress Press Use theleft( Rotate theleft( Press Press Channel Picture • • • toexitwithoutsavingsettings. NOTE: MENU The positionand sizevaluesare forarchive encoding. X * ). are available. indicatesapplicablepicture controls fortheinputtype. Thepositionrangedepends ontheselectedresolution.
Select Picture
NEXT NEXT MENU toexitthesubmenu.
Select Control Only theselectedfront panelchannelAandtheselectedBinputs NEXT toselectthenewpreset fortheinput. tocyclethe tocyclethrough themain menustothe { submenuandeitheradjustment Horz:120 Vert:64 )
Control [ ADJUST toexitwithoutapplyingtheuserpreset settings. submenuisavailableforallinputs.Subsequentpicture control ) menuincludesallpicture 0 0 0 0 ADJUST Range to to to to to * knobtoselectoneofthesixteenuserpresets. 127 127 127 127
menu,press 0(18 0(18 to ADJUST 4096 User
knobtoselecttheinput. 4096 ENCODER RECALL
ENCODER SA Recall knobstoselect PRESETS
X X X X submenu. VE SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations w preset. tomove on . ve 0(18 current ve YUVi the
Presets X X X X X . . 0(18 0(18 Composite menu. <+0000> HPOSITION[A] NTSC Only CHANNEL SELECT
This submenuselectstheinputchannelforremainder ofthesubmenus. Channel select • • To usethissubmenu: This submenuisusedtoadjustthecolorandtintof activevideofortheselectedinput. Color andtint • • selected input.To usethissubmenu: This submenuisusedtoadjustthebrightnessandcontrastofactivevideofor Brightness andcontrast • • selected input.To usethissubmenu: The Picture size(composite modeonly) • • To usethe case itislimitedto-268pixels). screen. Asmallwindow(for example,300pixelswide)cannotgofarintothenegative(inthis range isdynamicallyadjustedtoensure atleast32x32pixelsofthewindowstayon selected channel.Themaximumvaluedependsonthearchive encoderresolution. The This submenusetsthehorizontal(H)andvertical(V)positionofactivevideofor Picture position(compositemodeonly) Rotate either NOTES: for theselectedinput.Therange ofsettingsis Rotate theright( of settingsis When thisconfigurationoption issetto Rotate theleft( input. Therangeofsettingsis Rotate theright( input. Therangeofsettingsis Rotate theleft( selected input.Therangeofsettingsisdependentontheoutputresolution. Rotate theright( selected input.Therangeofsettingsisdependentontheoutputresolution. Rotate theleft( default is selected input.Thevaluerelates tothetopedgeofactivevideo.The Rotate theright( default is the selectedinput.Thevaluerelates totheleftedgeofactivevideo.The Rotate theleft( Size • • not availableforPAL videosignalinputs. is The tintadjustmentisonlyavailableforcompositeNTSC videosignalinputs.Tint The coloradjustmentisonlyavailableforcompositeand YUVvideosignalinputs. submenuisusedtosetthehorizontalandverticalsizeofactivevideofor Picture ADJUST 0000 0000 000 . . [ [ [ [
Position { { { { knobtoselectchannelAandB. to ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST 127 . Thedefaultis submenu: knobtochangetheverticalpositionofvideofor knobtoadjustthetint(appearance ofcolors)thevideo knobtochangethecontrastofvideoforselected knobtochangetheverticalsizeofvideofor knobtochangethehorizontalpositionofvideofor knobtoadjustthecolorofvideoforselectedinput. knobtochangethebrightnessofvideoforselected knobtochangethehorizontalsizeofvideofor 000 000 to to 127 127 064 0 SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations , colorsappearasshadesof gray. Therange . Thedefaultis . Thedefaultis . 000 to 127 064 064 . Thedefaultis . . 064 . 31
Record andStream ConfigurationMenu • • configuration submenusare dependentonthissetting.Selectoneofthefollowing: This submenudeterminesthepurposeofencoded stream. Thesubsequentencoder Encoder selectmenu submenu selections. depending onprevious are hiddenordisplayed Subsequent submenus menu. STREAM submenus forthe right showsallpossible The flowchartonthe return tothemainmenu. Menu the nextsubmenu.Press changes andmoveto Press to changetheselections. Use either encodes. (recording) andconfidence to configure thearchive This menuallowstheuser Confidence resources. Thesettingsalso applytotherecordings. Archive toenterchangesand Next
CONFIGURATION Adjust toenter —Provides thehighestqualitystream butusesthemostbandwidthand —Provides alowerqualitystream, typically forconfidencemonitoring. RECORD/ knob
VID BITRATE AUD <5000> <384> RECORD/STREAM RECORD TO 71.75GB STREAM PROTOCOL CONFIGURATION
Recording mode • • • to select: Channel storage location.Rotateeitherselectionknobtoselect The Figure 19. Figure 18. NOTE: RECORD/STREAM CONFIGURATION ENCODER MODE
Recording SubmenusforDualChannelMode Recording SubmenusforCompositeMode Archive figure 19 MENU —Thearchive stream isrecorded driveandthe tothe internal
Channel RECORD/STREAM RECORD TO 71.75GB CONFIGURATION ENCODER MODE RECORDING REC INTERNAL TO X.XX Display only N N NAME> GB (see . figure 18 Single ) or or Dual Off . 33 20 Subsequent submenusare availablebasedonthe Embedded Web Pages HelpFile For more informationaboutrecording mediaselection,pleaserefer tothe Figure 20. (see When thatdriveisfull,theSMPusesnextwithavailablespaceinprioritylist are savedtothehighestprioritythathasavailablestoragespacelowest(leftright). four Auto • • • When • • • The Record To (Single) NOTE: NOTE: ATTENTION: < < < available drivespace.Ifthere isnodriveconnected,thesubmenuskipped. External Internal Destination Auto Record have the4 GBsizelimit,ifunlimitedfileisselected. to 4 GBortherecording creates multiple4GBfiles.FAT32 recording internal doesnot NTFS‑formatted storagevolumes.ForFAT32 USBstorage,filesizesmustbelimited using FAT32, VFAT longfilenameextensions,EXT2,EXT3,EXT4systems,or USB front, USBrear, and USBRCPstoragedevices. numbered. Usetheright Destination Start anAd HocRecording • • modeallowsuserstosettherecording storageprioritybyselectingoptionsfrom the USBRCP USBREAR USBFRONT External engendrer unealtérationou unepertededonnées. Déconnecter unpériphériqueUSBalorsqu’unenregistrement yesteffectué, peut Disconnecting aUSBdevicewhilerecording toitmayresult incorruptorlostdata. —TheSMPstores therecording tolocationsinorder ofpriorityassetinthe The SMP 300Seriescandetectandrecord toUSBstoragedevices When aUSBdevicehasmore thanonelogicalvolume,eachvolumeis To [ Recording MediaSelectionandLimit —Selectsthedriveconnectedtofront panelUSBportanddisplaysthe driveanddisplaystheavailablespace. —Selectstheinternal [ VOLNAME submenuselectsthedriveinputisrecorded to. [ VOLNAME isactive,rotate theleft( VOLNAME Recording Recording ]> ]> — An external driveconnectedtotheRCPUSBport. —Anexternal ]> — An external driveconnectedtotherear —Anexternal panelUSBport. — An external driveconnectedtothefront —Anexternal panelUSBport. ADJUST Priority Priority . onpage 59 knobtoselectfrom amongthedifferent volumeson [ drop-down lists. drop-down lists(seefigure 20below).Recordings ) SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations ADJUST ). Recording knobtoselectfrom thefollowing: selection. SMP 300 Series 34 21 Record To (Internal+2nd) encodes haveindependent stream settings. The followingsubmenusappear onlywhentheencoderselectionis Figure 21. submenus are displayeddependingontheprevious submenuselection. MULTICAST (enabled) or Streaming isavailableinbotharchive andconfidenceencodes.Streaming canbe Streaming • • • When • • drives. and external assumes there isaUSBdriveconnected.Theinputalwaysrecorded toboththeinternal The NOTE: NOTE: RECORD/STREAM CONFIGURA STREAM PROTOCOL STREAM METHOD NEXT NEXT NEXT PUSH, orRT select R Rotate eitherto on oroff toggle streaming Rotate eitherto TION In DualChannelmode,SecondaryRecording isdisabled. In themenusandsubmenus, IP to ne Press NEXTtoselectandmo Rotate eithertoselectprotocol. OFF To [ Streaming Submenus TSP PULL,R —DisplaystheavailabledrivespaceofconnectedUSBdrive.Ifno drive. —Displaystheavailabledrivespaceforinternal [ . VOLNAME or submenuselectsthedriveinputrecords to.Selecting xt submenu. [ VOLNAME MENU . Whenstreaming isenabled,the isactive,rotate theleft( VOLNAME MP PUSH. DESTINATION -OR- TP ]> ]> — An external driveconnectedtotheRCPUSBport. —Anexternal ]> STREAM PROTOCOL — An external driveconnectedtotherear —Anexternal panelUSBport. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX — An external driveconnectedtothefront —Anexternal panelUSBport. MUL TICAST> IP - OR Rotate {tochangeaddress Rotate [toselectoctet. NEXT submenusare available(see MULTI [ ) SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations ADJUST refers toamulticastprotocol and STREAM N/A . knobtoselectfrom thefollowing: . STREAM PROTOCOL STREAM METHOD XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX DESTINA METHOD xt submenu. PROTOCOL . Confidence TP TP . UNI ON MUL MUL MUL , and TI TI TI ES/R TS/R TS/UDP 35 ve TP TP Rotate either Stream Method either channels The SMP351withLinkLicenseandthe352allow userstosetthe A The SMP351withoutLinkLicenseallowstheusertoset the Audio Output AUDIO/VIDEO Rotate either video only. When the Output mode • • Enter the When pushstreaming isselected,the Destination IPforpushstreaming • • Enter the with theITdepartmentforcorrect multicastIPaddress foryournetwork. When amulticastprotocol isselected,the Multicast IPforpullmulticast For more information,refer tothe • • • The availablestream protocol followspushorpullstreaming. Stream Protocol NOTE: ONLY Rotate theright( Rotate theleft( Rotate theright( Rotate theleft( stream name/keyofthepush destination When MULTI UNI When MULTI When SMP 300 Series Embedded Web PagesHelp File fully qualifieddomainnameusingtheweb-baseduserinterface(see , B TS/UDP DESTINATION MULTICAST ARCHIVE ONLY RTMP RTP RTSP The destinationcanalsobeconfigured toalocalhostnameor ES/RTP RTP/UDP ADJUST ADJUST or PUSH , or A+B (default), PUSH PULL VIDEO . encoderisselected,anoptionprovided tooutputaudioandvideoor A+B [ [ . DUAL streaming isselected,choose oneofsixoptions: { { knobtoselect: knobtoselectanoutputmode(see streaming isselected,go to thewebUIenterserverURLand streaming isselected,choose between IP ) ) ) ) . ADJUST ADJUST . ADJUST ADJUST address: IP MONO UNI address: TS/RTP or knobtochangetheaddress. knobtoselecttheoctet. knobtoselecttheoctet. knob tochangetheaddress. SMP 300 Series EmbeddedWeb PagesHelpFile B DUAL PULL DESTINATION , UNI MONO (default)or MULTICAST ES/RTP SMP 300Series •Front PanelOperations whenDualMonoforchannelBisenabled. , IP MULTI fordetails). PUSH IP address mustbeentered. address mustbeentered. Check figure 22 . TS/UDP AUDIO UNI RTP/UDP OUTPUT onthenextpage): , MULTI AUDIO toeither (default)and TS/RTP OUTPUT . and to 36 22 Frame ratesare selectedseparately forthearchive andconfidenceencoder configurations. a framerateselection(frames persecond)from thefollowing list: Archive andconfidenceencodeshaveindependentframe ratesettings.Thismenuprovides Frame Rate(video) Recording resolution defaultsto1280x720. There are three typesofencoders-Archive ChannelA,Archive ChannelB,andConfidence. The selectionsare: Archive andconfidenceencodershaveindependentresolution settings. Resolution Figure 22. • • • • • • NOTES: RECORD/STREAM 6 5 4 3 2 1 CONFIGURA 25 30 1024x768 848x480 512x288 Custom Video Loss (keyboard andmouse) USB Overcurrent (front andrear USB) USB Overcurrent Temperature Internal Sched Server Record Halt Publish Failure NTP Sync HDCP Video Firmware Failure Disk Space Disk Error Auth Failures Audio Loss App Failure Alarm • • • or keyboard exceedsthe0.5Alimitofports. A USBportcurrent drawofaconnectedmouse of theports. A USBportcurrent drawexceedsthe1.5Alimit 2 minutes. temperatureThe SMPinternal exceeds60°Cfor scheduling server. There isanerror communicatingwiththe stop. A recording isterminatedwithoutacommandto fails touploadfilesafter5sequentialretries. A filetransfermethodisconfigured but theunit • • active input. cannot negotiateHDCPforanyreason onan The signalisHDCPprotected and theSMP • • • • • • • of userIDs(includingnon-existentIDs). attempts within20secondsonanycombination authentication, withamaximumof20failedlogin Telnet, API,SFPT, SISviaSSH)thatrequire Any combinationofaccessinterfaces(webpage, • • One oftheseoccurduringarecording: • A drop incommunicationbetweenfirmware be established within a2 secondslimit. The inputischanged andvideosynccannot an inputchange. period of0.5secondsthatisnot theresult of syncislostduring arecordingVideo fora SMP failsmultiplemanualsyncattempts. primary andretry attempts. with theconfigured NTPserverand failsthe The SMPattemptstoautomaticallysync It isa operation. A failure tostartacriticalportion ofSMP space torecord atthestartofanevent. 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The SMPtemperature drops below50°C. schedulingconfiguration is set. alternate The connectiontotheserverisrestored oran web page(see Can onlybecleared byanAdministratorviathe command (see the webpage(see Can onlybecleared byanAdministrator via period offivesynchronization attempts. The NTPsyncsucceedswithoutretries fora off theinput. The HDCPsource isnolongeractive oristaken triggered. Contact Extron Supportwhenthis alarmis • • Remove thewriteprotection from thevolume. Choose adifferent targetstoragevolume. Replace theaffected USBstorage. The recording sessionends. 60 seconds. -60 dBFS foracontiguousperiodof The audiosignalismaintainedabove with adequatespace. targetstoragevolume Choose analternate adequate space(USBdrive). Replace theaffected storagewith onehaving onpage 113 ) orSIScommands(see Alarms andTraps Clear activealarms Alarm Cleared Alarms andTraps Alarms andTraps ). Clear active ). ). ) orSIS on 49 Web-Based User Interface This section provides information about: • Overview of the Web-Based User Interface • Scheduled Events • Accessing the Web-Based User Interface • Configuration • Logging Out and Logging In • File Management • AV Controls Panel • Troubleshooting • Recording Controls • Mirroring LinkLicense Overview of the Web-Based User Interface The SMP 300 Series embedded web pages provide the software user interface for operating and configuring the SMP via a PC on the same network. NOTE: In figure 25, the home page for a standard SMP 300 Series device is shown. If the Horizontal Video Mirroring LinkLicense is purchased, there will be an additional Mirroring LinkLicense tab and Horizontal Video Mirroring Status section. 25 Figure 25. SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages These web pages provide the following features: • Configure the SMP. • Import a schedule, integrate schedules from a scheduling system, or create ad hoc recordings. • Update firmware. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 50 • Configure automatic uploads (publishing) of completed recordings to a designated server or video publishing system. • Remote control and active monitoring of the SMP. • View the AV content that is being recorded and streamed in a small embedded video window. • Access to upload background files to and download or transfer presentation recordings from the SMP. • Display alarm history and allow administrators to clear active alarms. • Upload and install a LinkLicense on an SMP 351 or SMP 351 3G-SDI (see Extron LinkLicense on page 3). Web Browser Requirements In order to view the SMP 300 Series embedded web pages, use one of the supported web browsers (see PC Requirements on page 3). NOTE: The preview video in the AV Controls panel of the SMP uses an HTML5 player and is not supported by Microsoft Internet Explorer v.11, Microsoft Edge, or Apple Safari. To see a preview of the current stream you can either: Use a different browser, or Open a standalone, third-party video player (such as VideoLAN™ open source VLC™ media player) and connect to the confidence stream from the SMP. Web-Based User Interface Help Files The SMP 300 Series web-based user interface contains an extensive set of help files to assist with the connection, configuration, monitoring, and operation of the SMP 300 Series. The following sections contain an overview of those files and also include information not contained in the help files. Accessing the Web-Based User Interface To access the embedded web page user interface: 1. Connect a control PC to the LAN port of the SMP 300 Series, or to the same network shared by the SMP. 2. Open a web browser. 3. Enter the IP address of the SMP 300 Series into the browser address field (the default IP address is 192.168.254.254). 4. Enter the username and password to log in. NOTE: The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). 5. Click Log In or OK. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 51 The main user interface opens to the Recording Controls page (see figure 26). 26 Figure 26. SMP 300 Series Main User Interface NOTE: In figure 26, the home page for a standard SMP 300 Series device is shown. If the Horizontal Video Mirroring LinkLicense is purchased, there will be an additional Mirroring LinkLicense tab and Horizontal Video Mirroring Status section displaying the status of the horizontal mirroring of each input. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 52 Page Overview The SMP 300 Series pages are organized by function and further organized within those main functions. Click the tabs to open the pages. Tabs The pages in the SMP 300 Series are grouped within five main tabs at the top of the page: 27 Figure 27. Five Main Function Tabs 1 Recording Controls (see page 62) — This single page provides a view of the status of currently selected inputs and outputs, along with details of the active recording and stream (the current event), and a table-style list of upcoming scheduled events. The URLs of the streams are also displayed on this page. 2 Scheduled Events (see page 64) — This tab features three pages that provide a calendar view of previous and upcoming recording events, as well as scheduling and publishing configuration options. 3 Configuration (see page 70) — The eight pages within this tab contain the core controls typically needed during initial setup, upgrading the unit, or restoring a configuration. These pages make it possible for an administrator to configure basic AV input settings: • Output video test patterns for setup. • Configure output stream settings and presets. • Set up AV encoding and presets. • Select or configure layouts and layout presets. • Set passwords. • Set up notices and alarms. • Select preview window settings. The Configuration pages also provide the means to configure basic communication, identity, time, data storage, and recording location settings, along with making it possible to update firmware or restore a configuration from a saved file. 4 File Management (see page 93) — This page provides the means to view folders and files on the internal drive and any attached external drive, and to upload background image files to the unit. It also provides the means to connect the SMP to shared network drives. 5 Troubleshooting (see page 95) — The five pages within this tab display factory- defined and user-defined information about the unit and the encoded streams, display a log of events and a log of alarms and their status, provide two simple diagnostic tools for checking network connections, and provide the means to perform a variety of types of resets on the SMP. 6 Mirroring LinkLicense (see page 101)— If the unit has been upgraded with the Horizontal Video Mirroring LinkLicense, there will be a sixth tab with two panels. This page allows the user to enable horizontal video mirroring on each input, adjust the minimum available recording time available on a storage device, and set a start recording delay. NOTE: Users logged in as administrators can access all the embedded web pages and subpages. User logged in as users can access only the Recording Controls page and the AV Controls panel. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 53 Pages Within Tabs The Scheduled Events, Configuration, and Troubleshooting tabs each include several pages. To access each page, click the corresponding function within the second tier of tabs (sub-tabs) located below the main tabs near the top of the page (see Configuration > Input/Output Settings shown selected in figure 28). 28 Figure 28. Pages Within Tabs — Sub-tabs Panels and Sections Each SMP 300 Series web page contains at least one panel and a main window with sections that group the controls and information for each page. Most panels include controls and a variety of adjustments and settings. Specific sections can include controls or simply display information. Sections or panels can include tabs with additional selections and options. All SMP 300 Series web pages include the AV Controls panel at the left of the page (see AV Controls Panel on page 56). The Recording Controls page is the main page and also serves as the main operating interface. It contains one panel and three sections. Pages such as the Systems Settings page within the Configuration tab include several panes, each with a different collection of information and settings. Collapse and expand panes Click the Expand (see figure 29, 1) arrow button on the right side of a pane. The pane opens to a full view, or as much as possible with the current display settings. Click the Collapse (2) arrow button at the top corner of a pane to collapse it. This hides the controls and provides additional room for other panes. 29 Figure 29. Collapsed and Expanded Panes NOTE: For some pages, the last-selected view is maintained. If you navigate away from one page to a different tab or page, and then return, the page appears as it did before leaving the page. Panes automatically collapse each time you leave and return. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 54 Web Page Idle (Timeout) To conserve resources (memory, bandwidth) on the PC, if the web browser is idle for more than about an hour, the SMP 300 Series web page enters idle mode. During idle mode, status updates and video confidence (preview) display image updates are suspended, and the following message is displayed in front of the page: 30 Idle Communication with the device is being temporarily suspended to conserve resources. Please press “Resume” to continue. Resume Figure 30. Communication Suspended Notification Dialog NOTE: The idle status does not affect the recording or the output AV streams, which continue unaffected, no matter what state (active or idle) the web pages are in. To reconnect the web page to the live feed from the SMP 300 Series, click Resume. In a moment, the browser refreshes the view, the status updates, and video confidence display resume. NOTE: If the SMP 300 Series loses the network connection, the connection to the embedded web pages is also lost. You may receive notice of the connection failure, but there is no specific status indication for disconnection. Logging Out and Logging In Before changing roles (from administrator to user, or user to administrator) or changing user accounts, log out of the embedded web pages. The user or administrator status is displayed in the upper right corner of all web pages. The Logout button shows only if one or more passwords is active. NOTE: The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). To log out of the web pages: 1. From any embedded web page, click the Logout button at the upper right of the browser page. A Logout dialog box opens. 2. Click OK to log out of the SMP 300 Series web pages, or click Cancel to remain logged on using the same account. The Logout dialog closes and returns you to the embedded web pages. NOTE: • If you click Cancel, you remain logged in and the embedded web pages continue to function as they did before you clicked Logout. • If you click OK, the controls are replaced by a message confirming that you are logged out and asking you to close the browser. Close the browser completely. If you close only a tab within the browser, the logout process does not complete. • Some browsers, such as Google Chrome, include an option to continue running in the background after closing. If this is enabled on Windows, the browser can be exited completely using the taskbar notification icon. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 55 To log in to an SMP 300 Series: 1. Open a web browser. 2. Enter the IP address of the SMP into the address field and navigate to that unit. The Authentication Required (Chrome or Firefox) or Windows Security (Microsoft Edge) login dialog box opens. 3. Enter the appropriate user or administrator user name and corresponding password into the fields. NOTE: The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). 4. Click Log In or OK. The embedded web page opens. AV Controls Panel The AV Controls panel is available on every page and within all tab views. Located along the left side of the pages, this panel makes it possible to easily control a recording, see a thumbnail view of the recorded and output video, swap video content between windows, select different inputs, and mute or unmute the AV output. The browser always opens with the AV Controls panel expanded and both presenters and administrators have access. AV Controls Panel Features The AV Controls panel includes the following features: 31 Preview This area (see 1, at right) provides a small, live stream 2 view of the output video. It is delayed about 5 seconds 3 compared to the recording and output stream. 1 4 The live preview stream is independent of the streaming settings configured in the Encoding Presets pane (see Encoding & Layout on page 79). 5 NOTE: The preview video in the AV Controls panel of the SMP uses an HTML5 player and is not supported by Microsoft Edge or Apple Safari. To see a preview of the current stream either: Use a different browser or Open a standalone, third-party video player (such as VideoLAN opensource VLC media player) and connect to the stream from the SMP. • Disabling the preview window — To make the embedded web pages faster to refresh, the live preview can be disabled. The recording and output streams continue to be streamed when this preview is disabled. To disable the live feed to this preview, clear (uncheck) the Enable Preview checkbox (2) above the preview window. To display the preview again, select (check) the Enable Preview checkbox. The confidence stream for the preview can also be disabled using front panel controls (see Front Panel Menu Operation on page 26). Figure 31. AV Controls Panel SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 56 • Separate preview window — To open the live preview in a separate, larger window, click the Launch Preview button (see figure 31, 3 on page 56) in the upper right corner of the AV Controls panel. When the separate live preview window opens, preview audio is enabled and the preview window within the panel is disabled. If you close the separate live preview window, select (check) the Enable Preview checkbox (2) again to display the preview stream within the panel. • Full screen preview — To display the preview in full screen view, double-click the preview image in the AV Controls panel. To exit full screen view, press the keyboard Preview mute 32 By default, the audio portion of the preview is muted, which does not affect audio to the recording and web streams. To listen to the audio that accompanies the preview, click the preview audio Mute button (5) to Figure 32. Mute Button change from muted (default) to unmuted (see figure 32): Recording controls 33 Recording control buttons function the way controls do on a DVR or other recording device. Buttons include (see figure 33): • Record — Set up an ad hoc* recording Figure 33. Recording Control Buttons session and start or resume recording. • Pause — Pause recording. • Extend — Extend the duration of a recording event by ten minutes beyond the scheduled end time. NOTE: The Extend Recording button only applies to scheduled recordings. • Stop — Stop recording and end the recording session. *An ad hoc recording session is one that has been set up for a specific occasion without being scheduled. Ad hoc recordings can last up to eight hours. Text above the buttons lists the status of the recording: recording, paused, or stopped. A button is blue when selected (active or on) and gray when deselected (inactive or off). • Mark — This button works like the Mark button on the front panel of the SMP. It is grayed out and inaccessible when the unit is not recording, and becomes accessible and clickable once a recording starts. When you click this button during a recording, you create a time-referenced chapter marker to make it easy to find content at that point in the recording during playback. When you click the button, the button becomes unavailable (grays out). The button reactivates after a brief delay (about five seconds) while unit stores the marker information. NOTE: The front panel buttons also indicate the recording state, mirroring the AV Control panel indicators (see Front Panel Features on page 21). SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 57 3 Progress bar 34 A progress bar (see figure 34, 1) below the 1 recording control buttons is a horizontal bar graph that shows how much recording time has elapsed and, if it is a scheduled session rather than an 2 ad hoc recording, how long the presentation is expected to last. For an ad hoc recording, initially Figure 34. Progress Bar and the progress bar shows a five minute duration. Recording Time The displayed duration increases in five-minute Available increments as the ad hoc recording progresses. 1 Recording time available 2 Recording time remaining (2) is indicated below the progress bar in the format HHH:MM:SS. The estimate of how much time remains available is based on the combination of available storage space and the current stream resolution and bit rate. During a scheduled recording, this field indicates how much time remains in the event. During an ad hoc recording,3 the calculated time is displayed. If dual recording mode is enabled, the remaining time is listed first for the internal storage drive and then for the selected secondary (external USB) drive (132:46:27*00:03:44, for example). Input selection, mute controls, audio indication, and auto-image 35 Inputs are grouped into two channels: • Channel A (see figure 35, 1) — Composed 1 4 of input 1 (HDMI) and input 2 (HDMI). • Channel B (2) — Composed of input 3 2 5 (component/composite), input 4 (HDMI), and optional input 5 (3G/HD/SDI) for the SMP 351 3G-SDI and SMP 352 3G-SDI. There is one analog audio input per channel. HDMI 3 inputs can be configured for digital audio (embedded in HDMI) or a shared analog input for the channel. Figure 35. Active Inputs, The audio type for each input is displayed in the right Mute, Audio, and column (4). Auto‑image Audio format (Off, Digital Stereo or Analog Stereo) must be configured in the Input/ Output Settings page (see Input/Output Settings on page 72). To select AV sources: 1. Click the input buttons (see figure 35, 1 and 2) in the left column of the Active Inputs area to select AV sources for a presentation. Input changes take effect immediately. 2. To apply Auto-Image to input 3, click Auto-Image (5). Auto‑Image automatically sizes and centers the selected input to match the channel B window. 3. Click the desired button (3) to mute video only (Video Mute), audio only (Audio Mute), or both audio and video (Mute All). When a mute mode is selected (active), the corresponding button or buttons are red. Click the buttons to toggle mute states, use the front panel controls, or send SIS commands to the unit via RS-232 or USB control. When unmuted, the button changes from red to gray. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 58 36 4. To enable the meters, select the Enable Meter checkbox below the meters (see figure 36). Left and right channel indicators display the audio output level (in dBFS) when there is an active audio output. The boxes at the top of the meters are red when audio clipping occurs and black when audio is not clipped. Figure 36. Audio Output Meter Start an Ad Hoc Recording A user logged on to the SMP, either at the user level or the administrator level, can initiate an ad hoc (unscheduled) recording. To start an ad hoc recording from the AV Controls panel, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. NOTES: • For more information about single and dual storage modes, see Setting the Default Recording Media on page 88) within Configuration > System Settings. • If the unit is set for recording destination limiting, users do not have the option to select a different storage location. The storage location or locations are preselected and cannot be changed from this dialog box. • If the recording is restricted to a USB device with multiple partitions, then partition selection within the USB drive is still available. • Ad hoc recordings can last up to eight hours. At the end of eight hours, the SMP stops recording. Recording Destination Options If the unit is set for single storage mode (recordings are saved to only one storage drive), choose a recording destination from the Recording Destination drop-down list (see figure 37). 37 Figure 37. Ad hoc Recording Destination Dialog, Single Recording Destination SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 59 • If the unit is NOT set to limit the recording destination, recording destination options are as follows: • auto — The recording is saved to the first available storage location that is not full. The priority is front USB port, rear USB port, internal memory. If a USB drive has more than one logical volume, only the volume with the largest free space for that port in the Recording Destination drop-down list is used to store content. To record to another volume on the device, the target location must be manually select rather than using the auto option. • internal — The recording is saved in the internal memory of the SMP. • external-usbfront/usbrear/VOLUME2/, usbrear/VOLUME1/, usbrear/NEW_ VOLUME, usbrcp/volume3, and so forth — The recording is stored to the indicated external USB drive and volume (using whatever volume name is on that drive) connected to the front panel or rear panel USB storage port on the SMP. • If the unit is set to limit the recording destination, you cannot change the storage location (internal, front USB, rear USB, RCP USB). However, if the unit is set to store recordings to one of the USB ports, and if the connected drive contains more than one volume, you can select a volume from the Recording Destination drop-down list. If the unit is set for secondary storage mode, the file is saved to two storage drives simultaneously. In dual recording mode, the recording is always saved to the internal drive as the primary storage location; only the secondary location is configurable. 38 Figure 38. Ad hoc Recording, Secondary Recording Destination Selection Select the secondary storage location from the drop-down list (see figure 38). • If the unit is set to restricted mode, you can select only from front panel USB drives or from rear panel USB drives, depending on whether the front or the rear option is selected in the system settings. If the unit is set to use a front panel USB drive for the secondary storage location but a drive is connected to the rear panel USB port instead of the front panel port, the Secondary Recording Location: drop‑down list displays n/a (not available or not applicable) as the only option. • If the unit is NOT set for restricted mode, you can select any available USB drive and volume. • If no USB drive is attached to a particular port, the option for that port is either not shown at all or is shown as n/a. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 60 Recording Profile and Metadata After selecting the recording destination, a preconfigured, saved recording profile can be selected or metadata can be entered for the ad hoc recording (see figure 39). NOTE: When a recording profile is selected from the drop-down list, the metadata fields are grayed out. 39 Figure 39. Ad hoc Recording Profile and Metadata SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 61 Recording Controls The Recording Controls page displays information about the active inputs and the output signal, the presentation event currently in progress, and a list of upcoming presentations. Information on this page updates every few seconds. Contents of the page are read-only and are displayed for all users. This page contains five panels and AV Controls (see figure 40): 1 Stream URL — The URL for the unicast and multicast streams currently in progress. 2 Storage Information — The location or locations and size of the stored file or files. 3 System Inputs and Outputs — The input and output signal parameters. 4 Current Event — The presentation currently in progress. 5 Upcoming Events — A list of upcoming scheduled events for the day. 6 AV Controls — Start an ad hoc recording or control a recording in progress (see Start an Ad Hoc Recording on page 59 for details). NOTE: In figure 40, the home page for a standard SMP 300 Series device is shown. If the Horizontal Video Mirroring LinkLicense is purchased, there will be an additional Mirroring LinkLicense tab and Horizontal Video Mirroring Status section displaying the status of the horizontal mirroring of each input. 40 System Name: SMP-351-TechP21 Location: SMP-351-TechP21 6 4 1 2 5 3 Figure 40. AV Controls, Recording Controls Page NOTE: For information on the AV Controls (see AV Controls Panel on page 56) and Recording Controls panels, aside from a basic description of the Storage Information table, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 62 Storage Information The storage information table (see figure 41) the Stream URL panel (also available in File Management on page 93) displays the names of the available connected storage devices, their locations (internal, USB front panel port, USB rear panel port, USB RCP port), total capacity, and amount of used and available storage space. It also provides an estimate of remaining recording time for each drive and indicates (with a check mark) which drive is selected as the only or primary recording location. If the SMP is set for dual recording mode, a second check mark symbol indicates the drive selected as the secondary recording location. NOTE: The capacity of the internal drive shown in the Total column depends on the options selected for the device. The SMP 352 has 440 Gigabytes. The SMP 351 has the options of 80 Gigabyte models and 440 Gigabyte models available for purchase. 41 Figure 41. Recording Controls, Storage Information Table NOTES: • Recordings stored on the internal drive can be automatically uploaded to a network server (see Setting the Default Recording Media on page 88). • If internal storage space is nearly full and the SMP is set up to automatically upload recordings to a server, the SMP uses an automatic disc cleanup feature to make room for new recordings. As needed, the unit automatically deletes recordings previously uploaded to a server, starting with the oldest recordings, until there is enough free space on the disk. • For details on recording deletion, see Deleting Recordings in the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. • To learn how to lock a recording to prevent it from being automatically deleted, see Locking and Unlocking a Recording Package Folder in the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 63 Scheduled Events The Scheduled Events page includes three secondary tabs, Recording Calendar, Schedule Settings (see page 65), and Publish Settings (see page 67), with corresponding pages that allow administrators to create scheduled recordings, publish (upload) them, and review the status of recordings. Recording Calendar The Recording Calendar page lists the currently selected scheduling source, publishing destination, when the schedule was last synchronized, and has a file cleanup schedule. It also features two different views (calendar or list) to see all recordings (in-progress events, upcoming scheduled events, and recordings that have already taken place). 42 Figure 42. Recording Calendar Page The calendar displays recordings in two views: • Calendar View (see figure 42) — Access a detailed view dialog box about each specific event from this page. Also, in the event that a recording does not transfer to the designated network server or if a file needs to be uploaded again, initiate a re-upload from the detail view. • List View (see figure 43) — Recording events are listed in a table format. Recordings are listed by title, starting time, course ID, creator, identifier (file name), state, and the like. Entries can be sorted or searched in this view. 43 Figure 43. Recording Calendar List View Information on this page updates every 300 seconds, but can be refreshed as needed by clicking the Update Schedule button above the Active Profiles panel. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 64 Schedule Settings The Schedule Settings page within Scheduled Events allows administrators to choose how to obtain presentation schedules and, if appropriate, import calendars or connect to a scheduling system (see figure 44). Scheduling must be set up using this page. It cannot be set up via the front panel. Firmware v2.xx Schedule Settings The Firmware v2.xx Schedule Settings page has two panels: Active Profiles and Schedule Source Configuration, which has five sub‑pages that provide options to import calendars from sources such as an iCalendar file, a Microsoft Exchange Server schedule, and an Opencast Matterhorn Server. NOTE: The SMP 300 Series device has the basic Schedule Settings and Publish Setting tabs while operating with firmware v2.xx (xx = latest version). 44 Figure 44. Schedule Settings Page A note on using the SMP with an Opencast system The SMP supports HTTP ETags (entity tags), which make it possible to cache some scheduling information to minimize network traffic. When the SMP requests schedules from the Opencast server system, the Opencast server sends an ETag parameter to the SMP. Each time the SMP and server exchange schedule information, the system reads the ETag and determines whether there were any changes to scheduled events since the last synchronization. • If there have been no changes, then less scheduling data is exchanged between the SMP and the server, which reduces network traffic and the time needed for schedule updates. • If changes have been made, the server issues a new ETag, and the SMP updates the schedules. NOTE: Read the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File for details and step- by-step procedures on scheduling. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 65 Firmware v3.xx Schedule Settings The Firmware v3.xx Schedule Settings page within Scheduled Events allows administrators to connect to a scheduling system (see figure 45). Scheduling must be set up using this page. Scheduling options are available from the selected FlexOS app. NOTE: The SMP 300 Series device has the Flex OS app options Schedule Settings and Publish Setting tabs while operating with firmware v3.xx (xx = latest version). To install Panopto for scheduling: 1. Download the SMP firmware v3.00 or newer from from www.extron.com. 2. Install firmware via the web UI (see Firmware and License Loader in System Settings on page 87). 3. Purchase the Enhanced Panopto Features Linklicense from www.extron.com. NOTE: The Enhanced Panopto Features LinkLicense is required for scheduling only. 4. Install the LinkLicense on the SMP (see Firmware and License Loader in System Settings). 5. Download the Panopto FlexOS app v1.01 or newer from www.extron.com. 6. Install the Panopto scheduling FlexOS app (see Advanced Features on page 91). 7. In the Active Profiles panel, select Panopto in Step 1: Active PUBLISHING Destination. 8. Select Panopto in Step 2: Active SCHEDULE Source. 9. Click the Configure button to set up Panopto integration. NOTE: • If Panopto is selected for both scheduling and publishing, enter the Panopto Registration Key on the Schedule Settings page and the user is automatically logged in on the Publish Settings page also. • If the Panopto Server field is changed in either the Schedule Settings tab or the Publish Settings tab, the same field is updated in both tabs. 45 Figure 45. Schedule Settings Page for Panopto Users NOTE: For additional information and details on how to configure settings for Panopto scheduling, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 66 Publish Settings The Publish Settings page provides controls to specify and configure the server destination to upload completed recordings. Firmware v2.xx Publish Settings The Firmware v2.xx Publish Settings page has two panels: Active Profiles and Publishing Destination Configuration, which has three sub‑pages to specify the server destination to upload completed recordings, to configure and test protocols and settings to enable publication (uploading), and to automatically delete internal recording folders after successfully publishing the folders. NOTE: The SMP 300 Series device has the basic Schedule Settings and Publish Setting tabs while operating with firmware v2.xx (xx = latest version). 46 Figure 46. Publish Settings Page To select an Active Schedule Source, select the desired radio button for the following options: Active Schedule Source Corresponding Tab No Centralized Schedules (adhoc event only) Not applicable (default) Manually import iCalendar one time Manual Calendar Import Import iCalendar data periodically Periodic Calendar Import Centralized Schedule as Microsoft server Microsoft Exchange Server Centralized Schedule as Opencast Server Opencast Server To select a publishing destination, select the desired radio button below the Active Publishing Destination for the following options: Active Publishing Destination Corresponding Tab No Centralized upload server (default) Not applicable Ingest into Kaltura Hosted Video Platform Kaltura Ingest Ingest into Opencast Server Opencast Ingest FTP/SFTP/CIFS server Other FTP/SFTP/CIFS For additional information and details on how to configure settings for each publishing option, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 67 Firmware v3.xx Publish Settings The Firmware v3.xx Publish Settings page provides controls to specify the server destination to upload completed recordings. Once an App is installed and configured, such as the Panopto app, the recorded file is automatically set to publish (upload) to the applicable server. NOTE: The SMP 300 Series device has the Flex OS app options Schedule Settings and Publish Setting tabs while operating with firmware v3.xx (xx = latest version). To install Panopto: 1. Download the SMP firmware v3.00 or newer from the Extron website. 2. Install firmware via the web UI (see Firmware and License Loader in System Settings on page 87). 3. Download the Panopto Flex OS app v1.00 or newer from the Extron product page. 4. Install the app via the web UI (see Advanced Features on page 91). To publish files to Panopto: 1. Go to Scheduled Events > Publish Settings > Publishing Destination Configuration to configure Panopto publishing. 2. Enter the IP address or fully qualified domain name of the Panopto server into the Panopto Server field. • If the Panopto Registration Key was entered on the Schedule Settings page, the administration username and password are not requested (see figure 47). Go to step 6 on page 69. 47 Figure 47. Publish Settings Page for Panopto Scheduling Users • If Panopto scheduling is not selected on the Schedule Settings page, the administration username and password are required (see figure 48 on page 69). Continue to step 3 on page 69. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 68 48 Figure 48. Publish Settings Page for Panopto Users step 3 3. Enter the Panopto account user name into the Administrator Username field. 4. Enter the Panopto account password in the Administrator Password field . 5. Enter the Panopto Folder ID in the Default Folder ID field. To locate the Panopto Folder ID number: a. Log in to your Panopto account in a web browser. b. Click on the desired folder. c. Click on the folder settings icon ( ) in the right corner of the page, under the Help link. A pop-up window opens for the selected folder. d. Click Manage from the options in the left column. e. Copy the alpha-numeric Folder ID. f. Paste or enter the alpha-numeric Folder ID into the Default Folder ID field in the SMP web UI. step 6 6. Click the Test Connection button to have the SMP check and validate the connection to the server. Notification of a successful connection or an error appears as a pop-up notification at the top of the panel. NOTE: The SMP communicates with Panopto via HTTPS. To establish a successful connection, the cacert.pem must be uploaded to the SMP cert folder. The latest cacert.pem file can be downloaded from https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem. For additional information on how to obtain and upload a CA certificate file to the SMP, see the SMP 300 Embedded Web Pages Help File. 7. If needed, change the address, username, or password, and retest the connection until the server connection is successful. 8. (Optional) If the SMP is in Dual Channel mode, enter the audio channel for the Panopto upload, Channel A or Channel B. 9. Click Save to save the settings. 10. Click Cancel to clear the username and password. NOTE: The SMP creates an XML file describing the upload content and is uploaded with the recording files. Title and Description metadata are listed in the XML file. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 69 Configuration The eight pages within the Configuration page contain the core controls needed during initial setup, for upgrading the unit, and restoring a configuration. NOTE: Administrators can view and make changes to all settings. Those logged in as users do not have access to the Configuration tab. 49 Figure 49. Configuration Tab with Subtabs Using these pages, an administrator can: • Configure basic AV input settings. • Output video test patterns for setup. • Configure output stream settings and presets. • Set up AV encoding and presets. • Select or configure layouts and layout presets. • Set passwords. NOTE: The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). • Set up notices and alarms. • Select preview window settings. • Configure digital I/O ports. • Configure basic communication, identity, time, data storage, and recording location settings. • Upgrade the unit by updating firmware or installing an Extron LinkLicense (see page 3). • Save configurations or restore a configuration from a saved file. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 70 Configuration Tab Features 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Figure 50. Configuration Tab and Sub-tabs The pages within Configuration include the following (see figure 50): 1 Input/Output Settings (see page 72) — Change the name for each input, select the video format for input 3, select an aspect ratio type, and enable or disable Auto‑Image, Auto Memory, HDCP authorization for each input. Configure audio for each channel (A and B). For SMP 351 models, adjustments are for audio level only. For the SMP 352 and SMP 351 models, adjustments can be made to many audio levels, filter and tone (bass and treble), and dynamic compression. Output one of several video test patterns for use during display setup, select the refresh rate for the local HDMI output, and configure the universal OSD content, size, and style. 2 Image Settings (see page 77) — Configure video input sampling and sizing, set up overscanning of SMPTE input signals, and adjust picture controls (brightness, contrast, and the like). Save or recall input and user presets. 3 Encoding & Layout (see page 79) — From the first expandable panel in this page: • Set up AV encoding • Configure the streaming method, protocol, and settings • Create encoder presets • Create streaming presets From the second panel: • Configure layouts (arrangement of windows) • Select or create layout presets • Select the background image • Configure metadata elements From the third panel: • Select metadata to associate with a recording file • Create recording profiles 4 Users and Roles (see page 84) — Set administrator and user passwords. NOTE: The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password. 5 Alarms and Traps (see page 86) — Set up the e-mail server and the sender and recipient e-mail addresses for notifications within this page. Select the alarm "priority" level for each of several types of errors or conditions monitored by the unit. 6 System Settings (see page 87) — Configure settings in ten expandable panels. An administrator can configure settings for unit identity, communication, storage, and the like. Configure settings for network and serial communication, identity (unit name and network location), and date and time. Also, update firmware, add a license, and save configurations or restore a configuration from a saved file. 7 Advanced Features (see page 91) — Enable a web browser client option on the unit or upload new applications such as the Digital I/O port configuration plug-in. For more detailed information on these pages, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 71 Input/Output Settings The three expandable panels within Input/Output Settings allow an administrator to select a number of settings for video input, test the output, and select options for audio output format and mute. This page includes audio configuration controls for each channel (A and B): • For the basic SMP 351 models, adjustments are for audio levels only. • For SMP 352 models or SMP 351 models with LinkLicense, adjustments can be made to audio levels, filter and tone (bass and treble), and dynamic compression. To open this page, click the Configuration > Input/Output Settings. 51 Figure 51. Input/Output Settings Sub-tab The Input/Output Settings page opens (see figure 52) 52 Figure 52. Input/Output Settings Page NOTE: The selected input aspect ratio setting is applied to both the archive and confidence outputs. If the confidence resolution is different, the applied aspect ratio cannot be maintained. For example, if the archive resolution is 1080p with an aspect ratio of 16:9, and the confidence display is 1024x768 with an aspect ratio of 4:3, the input aspect ratio selection cannot be maintained for both. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 72 Auto Image and Auto Memory Select the checkbox to enable Auto-Image. Auto-Image simplifies setup by executing image sizing, centering, and filtering adjustments with a single button push. Select the checkbox to enable Auto Memory. Auto Memory recalls input and image settings for signals that have previously been applied. When Auto Memory is disabled, the SMP 300 Series treats every new input as a new source. These two features can work together depending on the configuration the user chooses. See the table below for more information on the settings. Auto Memory and Auto-Image Features Auto Memory Auto-Image Information On On "New" signals or rates not previously detected by the device are initially set up using default parameters. Then, Auto-Image is automatically applied and those values are stored. The next time that signal is detected, the stored values in the auto memory location are applied. On Off "New" signals or rates not previously detected by the device are set up using default parameters. If changes are made manually to the input and picture settings, an auto memory location is created and then recalled each successive instance that the input is detected. Off On When auto memory is disabled, each change in the input sync is treated as a new signal, and Auto-Image is triggered automatically. Any changes that are made manually to the image and picture controls are lost each time a new refresh rate is detected. Off Off Each change in the input sync causes default values to be applied to the rate. Any changes that are made manually to the image and picture controls are lost when a new rate is applied. HDMI Output Configuration Configure the preview output from this panel. 53 1 2 3 4 Figure 53. HDMI Output Configuration Pane 1 View the resolution of the local HDMI preview output (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File to configure the resolution). NOTE: The resolution of the local output follows the archive encoder resolution. When the selected archive resolution is under 720 lines (512x288, for example), the HDMI preview output is set to 1280x720, with the video content centered in the 720p window. 2 Select a refresh rate (50 Hz or 60 Hz) for the HDMI preview output. 3 Select the preview output displays when the SMP 300 is in dual channel mode. 4 Select a button to mute the audio, video, or both the audio and video. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 73 Changing the Font and Text Settings Used for the Input Switching On‑screen Display If optional fonts are uploaded to the SMP 300 Series, you can select and use one for displaying OSD text instead of the default font. Size and color can be selected for the OSD text. Optional fonts must be uploaded to the fonts folder within the SMP from the File Management page or by using an SFTP client program before selecting it in this page. NOTES: • The SMP supports TrueType™ (.ttf) and OpenType® (.otf) fonts. • To upload a font file, use the file upload utility within the File Management page (see File Management on page 93). • The user is responsible for obtaining necessary font licenses before uploading fonts. • After changing the font, some text may appear truncated in the OSDs because characters may be wider in the selected font than in the system default font. • The font selected here can be different from the font that is used for the metadata overlay within a recording layout (see Configuring Metadata Elements (For composite mode only) on page 82). TIP: Many free, open source fonts are available at https://fonts.google.com/. To select a different font and change the size and color: 1. Open the Input/Output Settings page (see Input/Output Settings on page 72). 2. Expand the OSD Configuration panel (see figure 54). 54 Figure 54. OSD Configuration Panel 3. Navigate to the OSD section and select an available font from the Font drop‑down list (1). The selected font is immediately applied to both the input switching OSD and the universal OSD. 4. To change the size, enter a number into the Size field or click the Up and Down arrows (2) to adjust the value. The number is a percentage of the baseline font height, from 40 to 120%, with 100 being the default. 5. To change the font color, enter a six-character hexadecimal color value into the Color field (3). The default color is #ffffff (white). NOTE: Consult a hex color table, if needed. Each pair of characters represents the three separate values that specify the levels of the component colors red, green, and blue, respectively. For example, red is represented by #FF0000, which is 100% red, 0% green, 0% blue. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 74 Outputting and using a video test pattern NOTE: No input signal is needed when using a test pattern for display device setup. The OSD Configuration panel in the Input/Output Settings page allows selection and immediate output of one of eight internally stored test patterns to the local HDMI preview output from the SMP, as well as to the recording and output stream. Video test patterns are helpful for calibrating connected displays or projectors for color, convergence, focus, resolution, contrast, and aspect ratio. Audio test options are useful for testing audio output. To select and output a test pattern: 1. Open the Input/Output Settings page. 2. Expand the OSD Configuration panel. 3. Select a pattern from the Test Patterns drop-down list. A preview of the test pattern shows above the drop-down list. Available test patterns include the following: 55 Color Bars Aspect Ratio 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio 1.78:1 Aspect Ratio 1.85:1 Crop Pulse Time Stamp Universal OSD )UL $SU Figure 55. Test Patterns • The Pulse "test pattern" is an audio-only test. Select Pulse to output an audio pulse of 400 Hz at -10 dBu for audio output testing. • For composite mode only: • The Time Stamp pattern displays white text in a small, gray rectangle with the unit date and time (for example: Fri Apr 18 HH:MM:SS) on a black background in the top left corner of the display window. • The Universal OSD pattern consists of a small, translucent, gray rectangle with white text overlaid atop the source video content. It shows in the upper left of the screen. The text includes brief custom text followed by three selectable elements separated by commas. The options for those elements are listed in Setting up the universal OSD test pattern on page 76. The universal OSD pattern can be displayed together with the main AV content because it overlays the video rather than replacing it. As a result, the universal OSD pattern can be used at any time, not just during setup. It can also serve as an on screen label for presentations, in addition to metadata labels (which may or may not be displayed, depending on the screen layout) (see Encoding & Layout on page 79 for more information on metadata within screen layouts and on selecting content for the metadata fields). The selected test pattern is immediately output to the display and reflected in the preview in the AV Controls panel on the left of the screen. The test pattern displays until another pattern, or Off is selected from the Test Pattern drop-down list, or until unit power is recycled. NOTE: When a test pattern is selected, it is overlaid atop the source AV and streamed to the display, stream, and recording. If Off is selected, the test pattern is turned off. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 75 Setting up the universal OSD test pattern To set up the universal OSD test pattern (for composite mode only): 1. Open the Input/Output Settings page. 2. Expand the OSD Configuration panel at the bottom of the page. 3. Select Universal OSD from the Test Patterns drop-down list. The fields and drop- down menus in the Universal OSD section become accessible. 4. Enter the text (up to 16 characters) into the Display Text field within the Universal OSD area. This is the first text that appears in the universal OSD, and can function as a brief title or description. 5. Select an information category from the Information 1 drop-down list, and also, if desired, from the Information 2 and Information 3 drop-down lists. 56 Figure 56. Universal OSD Information Selection As an example, when File destination is selected, the OSD text might be Front USB or Internal Drive Only, depending on the current system settings. The categories are identical to those used in the SIS information commands (such as 1i, 2i, 3i, and so forth). For reference, see the Command and Response Tables starting on page 111. If desired, select an information category from the Information 2 drop-down list and select another category from the Information 3 drop-down list. Changes are saved automatically and applied shortly after being selected. The universal OSD text appears on-screen in this format: Display Text, Information 1, Information 2, Information 3. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 76 See figure 57 for examples of how the configuration settings (on the left) translate to the universal OSD (on the right). 57 REC1,CPU Usage 56% 00:10:33,20:10:51 OSD, SMP 351,1*4,up*100*full Figure 57. Universal OSD Information Selection and Display Input Switching OSD Select the Display "No Source" OSD to indicate no video input checkbox to remove the check mark and disable this OSD. 58 Figure 58. “No Source” OSD Selection When enabled, enter a number into the How many seconds should Input Switch OSD be displayed? field or use the Up and Down arrows next to the field to select a number from 0 to 300 seconds. By default, the SMP displays a "No Source" OSD when there is not an active video input. NOTE: If Active Input in Full Screen is selected in from the When there’s no input, display drop-down in Configuration>Encoding & Layout> Layout Presets, the "No Source" OSD will not appear. For more options, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. Image Settings Use the controls within the Image Settings page within the Configuration tab to configure video input sampling and sizing, set up overscanning of SMPTE input signals, and adjust picture controls (brightness, contrast, and similar). Also save or recall input and user presets from this page. NOTE: A user must be logged in as an administrator to see or change these settings. To open this page, click the Configuration tab at the top of the SMP Series embedded web pages and then click the Image Settings tab on the second tier of tabs. 59 Figure 59. Image Settings Sub-tab SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 77 The Image Settings page opens (see figure 60). 60 Figure 60. Image Settings Page This page has a collapsible panel with seven sections (see figure 60): 1 Input Config — Select the input to be configured. NOTE: You must select an input from the Input Config panel in the upper left of this page before you can adjust the image settings or save or recall presets. Selecting an input within the Image Settings page also changes the active input. 2 Picture Controls — Alter the quality of the image by changing brightness, contrast, color, and tint. 3 Signal Sampling — Configure the size, location, and aspect ratio of the currently selected input or select Auto-Image, Auto-Image & Fill, or Auto‑Image & Follow. 4 Overscan — Set the amount (0, 2.5%, or 5%) of picture enlargement applied to each video signal type for any SMPTE standard input. 5 Input Presets — Save up to 128 presets per input or recall one of those presets per input, each with a combination of signal type, signal sampling, and picture controls. 6 User Presets — Save or recall up to 16 presets of picture controls per input. 7 SDI Settings (SMP 351 3G-SDI and 352 3G-SDI only) — Set the quantization range for SDI signals from input 5. Except for the overscan settings and input preset saving and recalling, the settings on this page can also be configured using the front panel menu and controls (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File for more information). SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 78 Selecting SDI-specific Settings For input 5 of an SMP 351 3G-SDI and SMP 352 3G-SDI you can select the quantization range, which sets the black and white level for the RGB data of the SDI input. To set the quantization: Select one of the following options from the Quantization Range drop-down list: 61 Figure 61. Quantization Range Drop-down List • Legal — Select this option when the YCbCr video data of the SDI source (input 5) is within the "legal" range (64-940 for luma and 64-960 for chroma). • Full — Select this option when the quantized YCbCr video data of the SDI source uses the full range of available bandwidth. NOTES: • The SDI settings are disabled for inputs 1 through 4. • Most SDI sources use the "legal" range. Encoding & Layout The controls within the Encoding & Layout page configure signal streaming and encoding and also permit selection or configuration of video layouts. A user must be logged in as an administrator to see or change these settings. To open this page, click the Configuration > Encoding & Layout. 62 Figure 62. Configuration Tab, Encoding & Layout The Encoding & Layout page opens. It features three expandable panels: • Encoding Presets — Configure audio encoding, video encoding, and streaming parameters, then create and save or recall presets of those settings. • Layout Presets — Set the size, position, and aspect ratio of video windows for both channels and save those settings as a preset or recall default or user-created preset, also set the background image and configure metadata elements. • Recording Profiles — Select metadata content to associate with an individual recording file and save it to one of 32 Recording Profiles that can be recalled for later use. NOTES: • Some of the encoder settings can also be set using the front panel menu and controls (see Picture Control Menu on page 30) or using Extron SIS commands (see the Command and Response Tables on page 111). • Layout presets are set up in this web page or via the front panel menu (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File for additional information). SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 79 Encoding Presets Encoding presets are combinations of settings for audio and video encoding. The recording uses the highest quality signal encoding (archive encoding), and the preview (confidence view) displayed within the embedded web pages uses the lowest quality encoding (confidence encoding) of the encoding streams. • SMP 351 models support up to two encodes (archive and confidence), one recording, one local output, and live streams simultaneously. • SMP 352 models and SMP 351 models with LinkLicense support up to three encodes (archive A, archive B, and confidence), two recordings, one local output, and live streams simultaneously. NOTE: In composite mode, the video encoding resolution of the archive encoder must always be higher than or equal to that of the confidence encoder. Any of the default encoder presets or user-created presets can be recalled and applied to a recording session (archive encoder) and stream using the embedded web pages. Presets can also be recalled using the front panel menu and controls (see Presets Menu on page 28) or SIS Commands (see the Presets on page 121). NOTE: Encoding presets must be selected prior to the start of a recording. You cannot change encoding settings during an active recording. For custom resolutions, the resolution height and width must be specified before the custom rate can be used. The first 18 presets are factory set. Presets 1 through 9 are for popular, general AV uses with settings from 1080p High (1080p resolution at 8000 Kbps) to Confidence (515x288 at 350 Kbps). Presets 10 through 18 provide convenient settings that make it easy to integrate the SMP into an Opencast system, especially when using dual channel encoding. Some are tailored for speaker flavor, some for presentation flavor. Factory defined presets 33 through 42 support Panopto quality settings. For more information, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. NOTE: Some of the parameters available on this page can also be set individually using front panel controls. An overview of encoding Each of the two encoders for the SMP 300 Series can be used for multiple purposes. The table below shows how each encoder is typically used and the differences. For details, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. Encoding Stream Usage Conditions or Differences Comment Archive Encoding Recording Refresh rate: 5 to 30 fps Highest quality and One stream for SMP 351 resolution • Local HDMI output through Refresh rate: 50 or 60 Hz. models and all models in the rear panel Output Does not use the compression composite encoding mode (preview) port settings specified in the archive • Two streams (channel A, encoder preset. This output channel B) for dual encoding bypasses compression and mode in SMP 352 models encoding. and SMP 351 models with LinkLicense Live stream via the LAN Refresh rate: 5 to 30 fps (same as port and network if using a the recording stream) decoder application Confidence Encoding Preview window in the AV For composite Controls panel encoding mode, confidence encoding Live stream via the LAN must always be port and network if using a the same or lower decoder application resolution than archive encoding SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 80 Streaming Presets Streaming Presets allow the user to quickly switch between various streaming options. There are 32 streaming presets that can be saved or recalled to archive and confidence. Streaming presets save the following parameters: STREAMING PRESETS Preset name Multicast IP/destination (for Multicast only) Streaming method and protocol QoS (for Push streaming only) Stream port SAP setting (for Push streaming only) MTU RTMP publish URL (for RTMP push only) TTL Destination IP/hostname RTSP Stream Name Advanced section of RTMP, such as RTMP RTSP over HTTP port (Pull streaming only) port, primary and backup server URL, stream name, username, and password (for RTMP push only) Audio Encoding Which input signals are combined to form the encoded audio output vary depending on audio channel selection and the status of the dual analog mono option, as detailed in the following table: Audio Encoding Channel Channel B Dual Channel Input and Output Selection Analog Mono Status Channel A Disabled Enc L = ChA L Enc R = ChA R Channel B Disabled Enc L = ChB L Enc R = ChB R ChB Dual Mono Enabled Enc L = ChB L + ChB R Enc R = ChB L + ChB R ChA + ChB Disabled Enc L = ChA L + ChB L Enc R = ChA R + ChB R ChA + ChB Dual Mono Enabled Enc L = ChA L + ChB L + ChB R Enc R = ChA R + ChB L + ChB R NOTES: • Enc = Encoded output channel • Ch n = Input channel n • L = Left, R = Right • Dual analog mono audio is available only on input channel B. If you enable this feature, all audio input for channel B should be analog mono, though digital stereo is accepted on input 4. • Set the dual analog mono audio status in Configuration > Input/Output Settings > Input/Output Configuration. • Select the audio encoding channel in Configuration > Encoding & Layout > Encoding Presets > Channel Selection. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 81 Both left and right encoded audio signals (Enc L and Enc R) are incorporated into all the outputs (whether recordings or streams): • Archive (composite) or archive channel A and archive channel B • Confidence • Local HDMI preview output The SMP 300 Series has two independent recording options, which can be selected together or independently: • Recording Enabled — Select this checkbox to record a video as an mp4/m4v file. The drop-down list provides two video recording options: Audio + Video and Video Only. • Audio-only Recording Enabled — Select this checkbox for a recording of only the audio as an m4a file. For more audio processing information, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. Layout presets (for composite mode only) NOTES: • A user must be logged in as an administrator to see or change these settings. • Users can recall layout presets when setting up recordings. • Layout presets and metadata configuration are available only in composite encoding mode. Layout presets define where on the screen the video windows for each input channel are located and how big each window is. Each channel (A and B) has a defined aspect ratio, size, and position. Depending on the layout arrangement, a layout can also include metadata text and some areas that let a black background or background images be visible. In the Layout Presets panel, set up some of the metadata that can appear in streams. Any of the default or user-created layout presets can be recalled and applied. Layouts apply to all streams at once: a recording session, streams, and the preview stream within the AV Controls panel (see AV Controls Panel on page 56). Presets can also be recalled using SIS commands (see Layout Presets (for composite mode only) on page 122). The first 12 presets are factory default layouts. Presets 13 through 16 are unassigned and unconfigured. All presets can be configured through the controls in the Encoding & Layout page (for additional information, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File). Configuring Metadata Elements (For composite mode only) Select and specify the metadata text content that is incorporated into the video and used for other purposes. Also, select the font and font color to use for that text overlay within the video. NOTE: The metadata display and the metadata configuration controls are disabled when dual channel encoding mode is active in SMP 352 models and SMP 351 models with LinkLicense. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 82 Changing the Font Used for the Metadata Overlay If optional fonts are uploaded to the SMP, they are available to select for displaying metadata text instead of the default font. NOTES: • The SMP supports TrueType™(.ttf) and OpenType® (.otf) fonts. • To upload a font file, use the file upload utility within the File Management page. • The user is responsible for obtaining any necessary font licenses before uploading fonts to the SMP 300 Series. • After changing the font, some text may appear truncated in the on-screen text because characters may be wider in the selected font than in the system default font. • The font selected for the overlay can be different from the font used for both the input switching OSD and the universal OSD (see Changing the Font and Text Settings Used for the Input Switching On‑screen Display on page 74). • To select a different font color, enter the six-character hexadecimal color value. The default font color is white (ffffff). • For additional information on how to select a different font or font color, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. TIP: Many free, open source fonts are available at https://fonts.google.com/. Recording Profiles Recording profiles can be configured, saved, and recalled in the Recording Profiles expandable panel. Fill in the appropriate fields with the metadata text content to be associated with an individual recording file. There are 32 recording profiles that can be saved or recalled to archive and confidence files. Recording profiles save the following parameters: RECORDING PROFILE FIELDS Contributor Presenter Copyright Publisher Course Relation Coverage Source Description Subject Format Title Language Type The SMP 300 Series lists the currently Active Profile, and the Default Profile can be selected from a drop-down list. The specified default profile is used if a user starts a recording without choosing a profile. Any recording profile can be recalled and applied before starting a recording. Recording Profiles can also be recalled, but not created, by using SIS commands (see Recording Profiles on page 127). For additional information on Recording Profiles, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 83 Users and Roles In the Users and Roles page within Configuration, an administrator can set up both administrator and user level passwords. Passwords are not required, though they are recommended for controlling access to configuration functions. Passwords can be set up only via this page or using SIS commands (see Remote Communication and Control starting on page 104). They cannot be set via the front panel. NOTES: • The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password. • An administrator password is required before a user password can be set. • If only an administrator password is set, only administrators are able to log in to the SMP 300 Series web pages. Users have no access. • To allow user access to a password-protected unit, set both an administrator password and a user password, and users must log in using the user password. To open this page, click the Configuration tab at the top of the SMP 300 Series embedded web pages and then click the Users and Roles tab on the second tier of tabs. 63 Figure 63. Configuration Tab, Users and Roles Sub-tab The Users and Roles page opens, showing the Password pane (see figure 64). 64 Figure 64. Password Panel SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 84 Setting passwords If no passwords are set, anyone who opens the internal web pages is connected with administrator-level access and can make changes to all settings. To limit access and prevent changes to system configuration, the following options are available: • Set an administrator level password only — This option allows only administrators to access the SMP 300 Series web pages. End users cannot log in to use the web pages. • Set both an administrator level password and a user level password — This allows administrators to log in and manage all aspects of the SMP 300 Series. Users can log in to use just the AV Controls panel and the Recording Controls page. 65 3 1 2 6 4 5 Figure 65. Password Panel To set passwords: 1. Enter a desired password, at least four characters long, into the Administrator Password field (see figure 65, 1) in the Login ID: admin panel. • Passwords must consist of any readable characters, up to 128 characters. • Passwords cannot contain a single space or the "pipe" ( | ) character. • Passwords are case-sensitive. 2. Enter the same password into the Confirm Password field (2) directly below the Administrator Password field. Once a password is entered, the fields in the Login ID: user section are accessible. 3. If no user password is set, click Save (3) in the upper right of the Password panel. To set a user password, complete steps 4 through 6. 4. To set a user level password, type a desired password into the User Password field (4) in the Login ID: user panel. 5. Type the same password into the Confirm Password field (5) directly below the User Password field. 6. Click Save (3). Both the administrator and user passwords are saved. Clearing Passwords To remove (clear) a password, click Clear (6) corresponding to the administrator or user password and click Save (3) to remove. NOTE: When the administrator password is cleared, the user password is also cleared. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 85 Alarms and Traps In the Alarms and Traps page within Configuration, an administrator can configure e-mail account and communication settings to allow the unit to send notification e-mails. This is also the location for selecting whether to log, display a message about, or send an email about various conditions and errors experienced by the SMP 300 Series. To open this page, click the Configuration tab (see figure 66) at the top of the SMP embedded web pages and click the Alarms and Traps tab on the second tier of tabs. 66 Figure 66. Configuration Tab, Alarms and Traps Subtab The Alarms and Traps page opens, showing the two panels (see figure 67). 67 Figure 67. Alarms and Traps Page 1 Alarm Notifier Destinations — Enter email sender and receiver information for alarm notifications (see the Alarm table on page 49 for more information on the alarms). 2 Alarm Message List — Choose the priority for a given alarm on the SMP, or disable the alarm. The options for an alarm are: • Notify — The SMP sends an email and unsolicited SIS response. • Display — The indicate alarm LED is active on the front panel, AAP or wallplate, and web page. The event is also logged. • Log — The SMP records the alarm in the events log only. • Disabled — The alarm is disabled. NOTES: • If internal storage space is nearly full (when the disk space alarm is triggered) and the SMP is set up to automatically upload recordings to a server (see Publish Settings on page 67), then the SMP uses an automatic disc cleanup feature to make room for new recordings. The unit automatically deletes previous recordings that have been uploaded to a server, starting with the oldest recordings, until there is enough free space on the disk. • All active alarms can be manually cleared by an administrator via the web page. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 86 System Settings Controls within eight of the twelve panels in the System Settings page are essential during initial setup of the unit. The four other panels contain features used infrequently for updating the unit, restoring a configuration, or limiting access to front panel controls. NOTE: A user must be logged in as an administrator to see or change these settings. 68 Figure 68. System Settings Panels The panels are: 1 Unit Identification — Set the system (unit) name and a description for its location. This is also the location of the model name and description, part number, firmware version, overall unit temperature, part number, serial number, and license information. 2 Date and Time — Set the date, time, time zone, and settings for syncing with one or more NTP (network time protocol) servers. 3 Networking — Set the IP addresses for the unit, gateway, and DNS server, as well as the subnet mask and port numbers for a variety of port types, or enable or disable SNMP. 4 Recording Media Selection — Set recording parameters, such as destination, destination priority, and secondary recording mode. 5 Recording Limits — Set recording file size and duration limits for ad hoc recordings. 6 Default Recording File Names — Choose what type of information is used to compose names of recordings and what type of file extension (m4a, m4v, and mp4). 7 Marks and Thumbnails — Choose whether to have the SMP produce normal (small) size thumbnail images of the recorded video or thumbnail images the same size (resolution) as the archive encoder settings. 8 Serial — Set the baud rate and protocol for the rear panel remote control serial port. 9 Firmware and License Loader — Initiate firmware uploads and enter LinkLicense information (see Extron LinkLicense on page 3). NOTE: All streaming configurations go back to default when firmware is updated. ¢ Backup and Restore — Back up current SMP or IP configuration settings, or restore a previously saved configuration file. £ Executive Mode — Enable or disable various levels of front panel lock-out to limit access to the controls and functions of the SMP. ¤ SSL Certificate — Import user supplied SSL certificates. Many of the system setup tasks must be performed within these pages (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File). However, some of the settings can also be set using the front panel controls or Extron SIS commands. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 87 Setting the Default Recording Media To choose where a recording is saved during its creation: NOTE: Secondary storage mode is not available and cannot be selected if dual channel encoding mode is active. 1. In the System Settings page, click the Recording Media Selection panel bar. 69 Figure 69. Recording Media Selection Panel step 2 2. Use the drop-down lists in Set Recording Destination Priority (see figure 69, 1) to designate where the SMP stores a recording when Auto is selected as the recording destination or a recording destination is unavailable. The default destination priority is: RCP USB, Front USB, Rear USB, Internal. 3. An Admin can disable one or more Record Destinations to prevent a user from recording to that location by deselecting the checkbox or checkboxes. For example, if the Front USB is deselected, the SMP does not recognize a USB drive inserted into the Front USB port, and the recording file is not saved to this Record Destination. To save recordings to a single location (to use single storage mode): a. Verify that the Secondary Recording Enabled checkbox (2) is disabled (unchecked). b. Select the checkbox or checkboxes in the Record Destination panel (3) to enable recording destinations. • Internal — This forces the unit to store recordings only in its internal storage, even if USB drives are attached to the front and rear panel ports. • Front USB, Rear USB, or RCP USB — These options force the unit to record to a USB drive connected to the corresponding port. NOTES: • At least one record location must be enabled as a record destination. • The Internal recording destination must be enabled for file publishing. • The SMP automatically uploads recording files to a network server only if files are recorded to and stored on the internal drive. If only a USB option is selected, files cannot be auto-uploaded to a server. • When a record destination is disabled, the SMP will not report a USB flash drive attached to a port. • The RCP USB location is grayed out if an RCP 101 is not detected. • All locations are enabled by default. Select the checkbox to deselect. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 88 4. To save recordings to two locations at once (dual recording mode): NOTE: Secondary storage mode is not available and cannot be selected if dual channel encoding mode is active. a. Select (check) the Secondary Recording Enabled checkbox (see figure 70, 1). 70 Figure 70. Recording Media Selection - Enable Dual Recording • The selection in the Recording Destination: field changes to Internal Drive (2). This cannot be changed in dual recording mode. The recording is always stored to the internal drive. • The Secondary Recording Destination: drop-down list is enabled (3). b. Select an option (Auto, Front USB, Rear USB, or RCP USB) from the Secondary Recording Destination: drop-down list. • This designates which storage drive (if one is connected at that location and it has been enabled in the Record Destination pane) is used to store a second copy of the recording. • If Auto is selected, the secondary recording destination is based upon the selections made in step 2 on page 88. Ensure Internal and the desired secondary recording destination are enabled (see figure 69, 3 on page 88). 5. Optionally, limit users to the storage drive location selected in step 2 or the Secondary Recording Destination specified in step 4 (without the ability to change locations). To do so, select (check) the Record Destination Limiter checkbox (4). NOTE: If the Record Destination Limiter checkbox is selected and the setting has been saved by clicking the Save button within the Recording Media Selection panel, destination settings cannot be changed and secondary storage mode cannot be enabled or disabled until the Record Destination Limiter is disabled and that change is saved. Once the Record Destination Limiter has been disabled, make changes to the other settings and save the changes. Setting the Recording File Limits Recording files can be limited (portions of long recordings) to a specific size. If this feature is enabled (default), each time a recording file reaches the specified size, the file is saved and the SMP creates a new file (up to the specified size) for the next portion of the recording, and so on until the recording event ends or the SMP runs out of storage space. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 89 To set a recording file size limit: 1. In the System Settings page, click the Recording Limits panel bar. 71 Figure 71. Limit Recording Size 2. Select (check) the Recording File Size Limiter checkbox (see figure 71, 1). 3. Enter a number into the Maximum File Size field or use the Up and Down arrows (2) next to the field to select a number. The file size can be limited to any size between 100 MB to 3800 MB (3.8 GB). • The default is 3584 MB. • If the Recording File Size Limiter checkbox is deselected, the size limit function is disabled, and the entire recording is stored in a single file. 4. Click Save, or Cancel (3) to discard the changes. NOTE: For an SMP set for secondary storage mode with unlimited file size selected, the recording saved on the internal storage drive is saved in a single file. However, if the recording is saved to a USB storage device with FAT32 formatting, recording creates multiple 4 GB files as a result of the FAT32 size limit. Use a USB drive formatted for NTFS in order to avoid the file size limit. Ad hoc recordings can be limited to a specific duration. If this feature is enabled, the SMP stops recording an event after the specified number of hours. To limit the ad hoc recording duration: 1. In the System Settings page, click the Recording Limits panel bar. 72 Figure 72. Limit Ad hoc Recording Duration 2. Select (check) the limit Recording Ad hoc Duration Limiter checkbox (see figure 72, 1). 3. Enter a number into the Maximum Ad hoc Record Duration field or use the Up and Down arrows (2) next to the field to select a number from 0 to 24 hours. • By default, the Recording Ad hoc Duration Limiter checkbox is not checked and there is no limit on duration. • Enter time in full hours only. Fractions of an hour are not saved. 4. Click Save, or click Cancel (3) to discard the changes. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 90 Advanced Features In the Advanced Features page within the Configuration page, an administrator can do the following: • Set the SMP to run a web browser client application for direct control on site for limited network (IP) configuration when a network-connected computer is not available. • Upload a FlexOS plugin application to add functions and configuration options, then use the plugin to configure features of the SMP. NOTE: These settings cannot be set via the front panel. To open this page, click Configuration > Advanced Features. 73 Figure 73. Configuration tab, Advanced Features Sub-tab The Advanced Features page opens to the Browser Client and FlexOS Apps panels. 74 1 Figure 74. Advanced Features Page Using an Internal Browser Client, a Keyboard and Mouse to Control the SMP 300 Series Configure the SMP to run a web browser client application for direct control, if a stand‑alone computer is not available on site. If enabled, the internal browser provides access to a subset of the Network (IP) Settings configuration pane. To set up the SMP for local control using its internal browser client: 1. On a computer connected to the same network as the SMP, open a browser, enter the IP address of the unit into the address field, and connect to the embedded web pages. 2. Click the Configuration tab at the top of the SMP 300 Series embedded web pages and then click the Advanced Features tab on the second tier of tabs. 3. Select the Enable the browser client? checkbox (see figure 74,1) in the Browser Client panel. NOTE: The following steps do not require a computer and do not require the SMP to be connected to a network. 4. Connect a monitor, keyboard, and mouse directly to the SMP 300 Series (see Control System and External Device Connections on page 16). • Connect the keyboard to one of the rear panel Mouse/Keyboard USB connectors. • Connect the mouse to the other rear panel Mouse/Keyboard USB connectors. • Connect a display to the local HDMI Preview Out port on the rear panel. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 91 5. By default, the local output shows the preview (confidence) image on the connected monitor or display. To switch between viewing the preview and viewing the embedded web pages, press the Uploading a FlexOS Application to the SMP 300 Series Occasionally Extron develops supplemental applications or plug-ins to enhance or add functions or control options to the product. For example, download a plug-in application to use the embedded web pages to configure and monitor the rear panel digital I/O ports. The controls in the Advanced Features page upload the application (app) to the SMP (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File). 75 Figure 75. FlexOS Apps Panel NOTE: You may need to log in to the Extron website using your Extron Insider account information in order to download the software. Contact your Extron representative if you need a login ID. Available applications Digital I/O configuration — The digital I/O configuration (Digital I/O) application is included with the SMP 300 Series. Use it to rename each digital input/output port, set its use mode (input or output, with or without pull-up), create labels for on and off states, and see the status of each port. Additionally, link monitored conditions, such as the state of a particular I/O port, a specific recording mode, or mute state or alarm with actions with this application. These actions include changing an input, recording mode, or mute mode, or swapping channels or setting a chapter marker. For further information, see FlexOS Applications on page 102. Panopto app — This optional application enables importing Panopto Schedules and file publishing to Panopto. The Panopto app requires firmware v3.00 or newer. Scheduling and RTMP/RTMPS streaming to Panopto are enabled by Enhanced Panopto Features LinkLicense. Kaltura app — This optional application enables scheduling, RTMP streaming, and publishing directly to Kaltura KMC. The Kalutua app requires firmware v3.00 or newer. Scheduling and RTMP/RTMPS streaming to Kaltura KMC are enabled by Enhanced Kaltura Features LinkLicense. iCalendar app - This optional application enables ingesting periodic schedules from Outlook, Google Calendar, and other shceduing servies. The iCalendar app requires firmware v3.01 or newer. Additional applications may become available in the future for download from the Extron website. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 92 File Management The File Management page contains a directory of files stored in the SMP 300 Series and any connected shared drives on the network, which can be deleted, renamed or locked. It also contains a file upload utility to add new files to the SMP for use as background images. Use this page to connect the SMP to shared network drives and upload or download files from the SMP through an SFTP client. Only users logged in to the SMP 300 Series with administrator privileges have access to the File Management page and can make changes. To open this page, click the File Management tab: 76 Figure 76. File Management Tab The File Management page opens to the File Directory (see figure 77,1), File Upload Utility (2), Accessing Internal Filesystem (3) panes, and the storage information table (4): 77 Figure 77. Configuration, File Management Tab The storage information table (also on the Recording Controls page) lists the names of the available connected storage devices, their locations (internal, USB front panel port, USB rear panel port), total capacity, and amount of used and available storage space. It also provides an estimate of remaining recording time for each drive. 78 Figure 78. Storage Information Table This list can be sorted. Click on any of the table headings or click the arrow that appears when you mouse over a table heading and select a sort order from the drop-down list. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 93 NOTES: • Recordings stored on the internal drive can be automatically uploaded to a network server (configured in Configuration > Schedule Settings > Publish Settings). If internal storage space is nearly full, the SMP uses a disc cleanup feature to make room for new recordings. As needed, the unit automatically deletes old recordings that have already been uploaded to a server, starting with the oldest recordings, until there is enough free space on the disk. The unit removes recordings that have not been published if additional free space is needed. • The recording time estimate for the internal drive considers space that can be made available from recordings that are eligible for automatic deletion. At times, the total listed space may not equal the total calculated space (used + available + system). • The total space listed for the internal drive may be larger than the sum of used space plus available space because the total includes space reserved for system files. • The available space might be larger than the difference between the total and used space because used space includes deletable recordings. • For detailed information on disk space and storage, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. Add a Network Share Network servers or network-attached storage drives (network shares) can be added to the file list so the SMP 300 Series can access files and folders stored on shared network resources. These shares can store background images. NOTE: The size of network shares is initially unknown and there can be significant performance issues if the entire contents of every network share is indexed on every filter or search request. To provide the best performance with available resources, the searches and filtering for network shares is limited to the layer immediately below the level that the user manually expands. If the user fully expands the share, then it is fully indexed, searched, and filtered (see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File to add a network share). Upload and Download Files Using an SFTP Client NOTE: Recordings can be downloaded from the SFTP client but recordings cannot be deleted from the client. Automatic file uploading to a network location (see Setting the Default Recording Media on page 88), the recording re‑transfer (re-upload) option within the Scheduled Events page, and the upload option on the File Management page for uploading background image files to the unit satisfy most file transfer needs. However, if there is a need to transfer files into or out of the SMP outside of those controls, use an SFTP client utility. To use an SFTP client utility to transfer files: 1. Click the File Management tab. 2. Copy the URL from the Accessing Internal Filesystem pane. The URL includes the SFTP protocol name (sftp), the address of the SMP, and the logical port number (usually 22022) of the LAN port. For example, sftp://192.168.194.28:22022. 3. Open an SFTP client program of your choice. 4. Paste the URL from the SMP 300 Series into the host name or host address field of the SFTP client program. If necessary, delete sftp from the URL and select SFTP from a different field or menu, and remove the port number from the URL and paste it into a port number field. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 94 5. If an administrator username and password are set for the unit, enter those in the appropriate fields in the SFTP client. 6. Log into or connect to the SMP. 7. Use the SFTP client software to copy files (recordings, logs, background images) to and from the internal storage folders on the SMP. 8. Disconnect from the SMP (close the SFTP session). Troubleshooting The five pages within the Troubleshooting page contain controls typically used during initial setup to test connections, and then later if product support issues arise. A logged in administrator can: • View current system conditions and connections. • View event logs and alarms. • Test network connections. • Reset the unit. NOTES: • Only administrators have access to the Troubleshooting tab and can see and make changes to all settings. • The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). Features of the Troubleshooting Page 79 System Name: SMP-351-TechP21 Location:1 2 SMP-351-3TechP21 4 5 Figure 79. Troubleshooting Tab The pages within Troubleshooting are: 1 Status (see page 96) — Displays information about the firmware and web page versions, system and component temperatures, fan speeds, Ethernet connection, MAC address, date and time, as well as details about the bit rates for audio and both the archive and confidence encoding streams. 2 Logs (see page 97) — Displays a list (log) of alerts and notices for any event set up for any status other than Disabled in Configuration > Alarms and Traps > Alarm Message List. The log can be sorted by date and time, severity, DB ID, or message. It can also be filtered, or exported to a CSV file. 3 Alarms (see page 98) — Similar to Logs, this page displays a list of the more severe events that trigger alarms. The list can be sorted, filtered, or exported to a CSV file. Individual alarms can be cleared. Only active and recently active alarms are displayed. 4 Diagnostic Tools (see page 99) — Test network connections using a ping utility, a route (tracert) function, or Nmap test. Also, run other diagnostic tests that generate a debugging log. 5 System Resets (see page 100) — Initiate a unit reboot, delete all stored content and format the internal storage, or perform one of five different types of reset. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 95 Status The Status page within the Troubleshooting page displays factory-defined and user‑defined information about the unit. This page contains the unit name, part number, firmware version, MAC address, location description, and related information about the unit. It also displays the current audio bit rate and the video bit rates for all encoding streams. Some of the information in this page can also be found using SIS commands (see Command and Response Tables starting on page 111) or the front panel (see Status Menu on page 47). To open this page, click the Troubleshooting tab at the top of the SMP 300 Series embedded web pages and then click the Status tab on the second tier of tabs (see figure 80). 80 Figure 80. Troubleshooting Tab, Status Sub-tab The Status page opens, showing the Detailed System Status and Encoder Status panels (see figure 81). 81 Figure 81. Status Page All of the items on this page are read-only except: • The hyperlink to the Extron website Find new firmware on Extron.com (see figure 81, 1) where updated firmware for the unit is located. • The Date & Time Sync button (2) commands the unit to sync its internal clock time and date with the settings from an NTP server. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 96 Logs The Logs page within Troubleshooting displays a list (log) of alerts and notices for any event set up for a status other than Disabled in the Configuration > Alarms and Traps > Alarm Message panel. All log entries are read-only. The logs can be sorted, filtered, searched, or exported to a comma-separated values (CSV) file. To open this page, click the Troubleshooting tab at the top of the embedded web pages, then click the Logs tab on the second tier of tabs (see figure 82). 82 Figure 82. Troubleshooting Tab, Logs Sub-tab The Logs page opens, showing filtering controls and the log list (see figure 83). 83 Figure 83. Logs Page For further information, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 97 Alarms The Alarms tab within Troubleshooting displays a list of alerts for events as determined in Configuration > Alarms and Traps > Alarm Message List. Alarm list entries are read‑only. The alarm list can be sorted, filtered, searched, or exported to a comma‑separated values (CSV) file. To open this page, click the Troubleshooting tab at the top of the SMP 300 Series embedded web pages, then click the Alarms tab on the second tier of tabs (see figure 84). 84 Figure 84. Troubleshooting, Alarms Sub-tab The Alarms page opens, showing filtering controls and the alarm history list (see figure 85). 85 Figure 85. Alarms Page, Alarm History Panel • Active, unresolved alarms are displayed as red text. • To clear or remove an alarm, select the row it is listed in and click Clear Selected Alarm(s). • To mute an alarm, so that it does not appear in the alarm list again the next time it is triggered, select the checkbox for that alarm in the Muted column. For further information about the Alarms page, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 98 Diagnostic Tools The Diagnostic Tools page within Troubleshooting provides a convenient way to test network connections using a ping utility, a trace route (tracert) function, and an Nmap network discovery tool. Also, generate a log file to send to Extron support staff to aid in troubleshooting problems with the unit or the system. To open this page, click the Troubleshooting tab at the top of the embedded web pages and then click the Diagnostic Tools tab on the second tier of tabs (see figure 86). 86 Figure 86. Troubleshooting Tab, Diagnostic Tools Sub-tab The Diagnostic Tools page opens (see figure 87). 87 Figure 87. Diagnostic Tools For further information about the Diagnostic Tools page, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 99 System Resets The System Resets page within Troubleshooting contains options to initiate a unit reboot, delete all stored content and format the internal storage, or perform one of five different types of reset. Some of the reset options offered here can also be performed using SIS commands or the front panel menu. To open this page, click the Troubleshooting tab at the top of the embedded web pages and then click the System Resets tab on the second tier of tabs (see figure 88). 88 Figure 88. Troubleshooting Tab, System Resets Sub-tab The System Resets page opens to the Reset panel (see figure 89). 89 Figure 89. System Resets Page Each option within this page includes a description of its function. To perform a reboot, reset, or content deletion (storage reformatting), click the button for the desired option. When a reset or reboot is performed, the unit reboots and loses its network connection. NOTES: • After a reset or reboot, it may take a few minutes for the SMP to restart and connect to the network. Refresh the browser window to reconnect to the unit. • When you select Reset IP Networking Settings or Factory Reset, all IP addresses and network settings are reset to factory defaults. You must connect again using the default addresses. • The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password (see Users and Roles on page 84 to change a password). For information about resets, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 100 Mirroring LinkLicense If the SMP has been upgraded with the Horizontal Video Mirroring LinkLicense, the web UI will have a Mirroring LinkLicense tab. The Mirror LinkLicense page has two panels: Recording Settings, and Horizontal Video Mirroring Settings that are used to configure the SMP for one button recording. To open this page, click the Mirroring LinkLicense tab at the top of the embedded web pages (see figure 90). 90 Figure 90. Mirroring LinkLicense Tab The Mirroring LinkLicense page opens with two expandable panels (see figure 91). 91 Figure 91. Mirror LinkLicense Page The panels in the Mirror LinkLicense page are: 1 Recording Settings — • Set the delay time to start recording after the record command has been issued (default is 5 seconds). • Set the minimum recording time on a recording destination (default is 5 minutes). 2 Horizontal Video Mirroring Settings — Enable Horizontal Video Mirroring for one or more inputs. This feature shows the video or stream as a reflected image on the central vertical axis, as the SMP flips the video horizontally, to allow the notes to be displayed correctly, if the presenter is standing behind a glass marker board, facing the camera to address the audience while writing notes on the board. For detailed information on configuring the Mirroring LinkLicense page settings, see the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Web-Based User Interface 101 FlexOS Applications This section provides basic instructions on how to use each supplemental plug-in application (app) available for the SMP 300 Series. When an app is downloaded and installed, a user must have administrator privileges to access the Advanced Features page and to use the applications. The apps are available on the SMP 300 Series product page at www.extron.com. Optional Applications Digital I/O Configurator This application allows the user to first configure and label the digital input/output (I/O) ports and then create up to 16 different monitors that check for conditions and apply actions when the conditions are met. 92 Figure 92. Configure Digital I/O Dialog Box NOTE: Pull-up resistors are often used with buttons and switches that are wired as contact closures to ground. With a pull-up resistor, the input pin reads a high state when the button is not pressed (the circuit is open). When the button is pressed, it connects the input pin directly to ground, and the input pin reads a low state. TIPS: Here are some guidelines on when to select one of the pull-up modes. • Input with pull-up — Enable the pull-up resistor if the external device does not have the capability or is not configured to drive the SMP digital input above the minimum logic high threshold (such as when connected to a switch contact closure to ground, or when a digital output drives an open collector or drain). • Output with pull-up — Enable the pull-up resistor if the load requires that a logic high signal be driven from the source (the SMP) (when the load does not have its own internal pull-up resistor, for example). Pull-ups do not need to be used when driving loads that require only contact closure to ground (when controlling an Extron IPL T PC1, for example). SMP 300 Series • Flex I/O Applications 102 Kaltura This optional application enables scheduling, RTMP streaming, and publishing directly to Kaltura KMC. The Kalutua app requires firmware v3.00 or newer. Scheduling and RTMP/RTMPS streaming to Kaltura KMC are enabled by Enhanced Kaltura Features LinkLicense. iCalendar This optional application enables ingesting periodic schedules from Outlook, Google Calendar, and other shceduing servies. The iCalendar app requires firmware v3.01 or newer. Panopto This optional application enables importing Panopto Schedules and file publishing to Panopto. The Panopto app requires firmware v3.00 or newer. Scheduling and RTMP/RTMPS streaming to Panopto are enabled by Enhanced Panopto Features LinkLicense. Full instructions for loading and using FlexOS applications in the web-based user interface, are available in the SMP 300 Series Embedded Web Pages Help File. SMP 300 Series • Flex I/O Applications 103 Remote Communication and Control This section describes Simple Instruction Set (SIS) command programming and control of the SMP 300 Series, including: • Connection Options • Host-to-device Communications • Using the Command and Response Tables • Command and Response Tables Connection Options The SMP 300 Series can be configured and controlled using SIS commands or embedded web pages. Configure and control the SMP 300 Series remotely via a host computer or other device (such as a control system) by connecting to the rear panel RS‑232 port, LAN port, or the front panel USB Config port of the SMP device. RS-232 Port The SMP 300 Series has a rear panel serial port (see figure 4, E on page 15) that can be connected to a host device such as a computer running a HyperTerminal utility, or the Extron DataViewer utility. The port makes serial control of the SMP possible. Use the protocol information listed below to make the connection (see Host-to-device Communications on page 106). RS-232 protocol defaults: • 9600 baud • no parity • 1 stop bit • 8 data bits • no flow control Front Panel Configuration Port The mini B USB port is located on the front panel (see figure 8, B on page 21). Connect to a host computer for configuration using SIS commands with DataViewer, available at www.extron.com. To connect the SMP 300 Series to a host computer, download the USB driver, follow the on-screen instructions, and configure the SMP as required. NOTE: If an Extron USB device has never been connected to the host computer, prior to connecting the SMP 300 Series config (USB) port for the first time, you must install and activate the USB driver. The simplest way to do this is to install Dataviewer (see DataViewer on page 136). SMP 300 Series • Remote Communication and Control 104 93 Ethernet (LAN)Port The rear panelLANconnector (see 3. 2. 1. To establishanetworkconnectiontotheSMP: • • must beproperly terminatedforyourapplication. cablecanbeterminatedasastraight-throughThe Ethernet cableoracrossover cableand Ethernet Connection Gateway IPaddress: Subnet mask: SMP 300 SeriesIPaddress: DHCP: LAN portdefaults: of thedevicepossibleusingacontrol systemorPCconnectedtothesameLANWAN. necessary, viaSISorusingtheSMP 300SerieswebUI.Thisconnectionmakescontrol system orPCisviaTelnet (aTCPsocketusingport23).TheTelnet portcanbechanged,if LANorWAN.connected toanEthernet Communicationbetweenthedeviceandcontrol b. a. password. The deviceispassword protected, entertheappropriate name, firmware version,partnumber, andthecurrent dateandtime. The SMPresponds withacopyrightmessageincludingthenameofproduct, Open aTCPsockettoport23usingtheSMP300SeriesIPaddress. Patch (straight)cable Crossover cable Figure 93. Connector NOTE: N RJ-45 OTE: Pins: If thepassword is notaccepted,the Administrator If thepassword is accepted,thedeviceresponds with on page 84 passwords converttothedefault,whichisnopassword (see been settothedeviceserialnumber. Inthe eventofacompletesystemreset, the factory‑specified default, The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehave If thelocalsystemadministratorshavenotchangedvalue, RJ-45 Ethernet ConnectorPinAssignments RJ-45 Ethernet Pin tochangeapassword). —Direct connectionbetweenthecomputerandSMP. End 1 Wir T568B . e Color Cr — Connection of the SMP to an Ethernet LAN. —ConnectionoftheSMPtoanEthernet ossover Cable 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.254.254 off SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl 192.168.254.254 Pin figure 4 Wir End 2 T568A e Color , Password Q on Pin page 15 , isthecorrect valueforthisfield. Straight-thr End 1 prompt reappears. Wir T568B e Color ) onthedevicecanbe Login ough Cable Pin admin Users andRoles User Wir End 2 T568B e Color or or user Login and 105 Host-to-device Communications SMP 300 Series-initiatedMessages Day, Connection Timeouts V Day, 60–1634-12 ] or ] or Day, 60– ] or D ] from thehost.TheSMP 300Seriesinitiatedmessagesare listedhere. The SMP 300Seriesinitiatesmessagesunderspecificconditions.Noresponse isrequired the response characterstring.Astringisoneormore characters. command endswithacarriagereturn andalinefeed(CR/LF= special characterstobeginorendthecommandsequence.Eachresponse toan SIS SIS commands panel changesare alsosenttouserswhoare inverbosemode. Telnet socketreports changesinmessagesthatresemble SIScommandresponses. Front notices, theTelnet sessionmustbeinverbosemode1or3.In3,the from otherTelnet socketsorserialportchanges.ForaTelnet sessiontoreceive change Telnet connectionscanbeusedtomonitorforchangesthatoccur, suchasSIScommands Verbose Mode default, thistimeoutvalueis5minutes,butthecanbechanged. linktimesoutafteradesignatedperiodoftimewithnocommunication.By The Ethernet ay, n.nn NOTE: NOTE: © Copyright © Copyright © © 1324-02 responses, forexample,standard is must besent. periods, disconnectthesocketandreopen theconnectionwhenanothercommand issuing the Copyright Copyright DD MMMYYYYHH:MM:SS DD DD MMMYYYYHH:MM:SS DD MMMYYYYHH:MM:SS isthefirmware versionnumber. MMM SSH connectionsmayaddanextralinefeedinthefinalterminatorSIS Extron recommends leavingthedefaulttimeoutat5minutesandperiodically ] ] YYYY HH:MM:SS 2014-2017, 2014-2017, Query consist ofoneormore characterspercommand field.Theydonotrequire 2014-2017, 2014-2017, ( Q ) commandtokeeptheconnectionactive.Ifthere are longidle Extron Extron ] ] ] ] Extron Extron SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl Electronics, Electronics, Electronics, Electronics, X1!] andSSHis SMP 3513G‑SDI, SMP 351, SMP SMP 352 352, X1!}] Vn.nn 3G-SDI, ] V n.nn , ), whichsignalstheendof . 60– Vn.nn , 1324-01 60–1634-11 V n.nn , , ] ] 106 94 Using theCommandandResponseTables Error Responses Password Information • The SMP sendsthecopyrightmessagesunderfollowingcircumstances: Figure 94. Space conversion tablebelowisforusewiththecommandand response table. are shownthroughout thetable.TheSIScommandsare notcasesensitive.The ASCIItoHex represent variablesinthecommandandresponse fields.Command andresponse examples The The error response codesandtheirdescriptionsare asfollows: When theSMPisunabletoexecutecommand,itreturns anerror response tothehost. administrator anduser, theunitdefaultstoadministratorprivileges. ] If thecorrect password isentered, theunitresponds with a carriagereturn. The prompt isrepeated ifthecorrect password isnotentered. The • NOTE: E17 E14 E13 E12 E10 Login If theSMPisoff andanRS-232connectionisalready setup(thePCiscabledto message, date,andtimeisfollowedbyapassword prompt. connected viaTelnet, butnotviaRS-232.IfusingaTelnet connection,thecopyright SMP is firstopened.Thedayoftheweek,date,andtimeare shownwhentheSMPis If theSMP ison,itsendscopyrightmessageswhenaTelnet connectiontothe connected unitsendsthesemessagesviaRS-232whenfirstpowered on. the SMPandaserialcommunicationprogram suchasHyperTerminal isopen),the Command andResponseTables ] change apassword). convert tothedefault,whichisnopassword (see to thedeviceserialnumber. Intheeventofacompletesystemreset, thepasswords – – – – – Password: Invalid commandforsignaltype Not validforthisconfiguration Invalid parameter(numberisoutofrange) Invalid portnumber Unrecognized command User ASCII toHe The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehavebeenset ASCII toHexConversion ] , dependingonthepassword entered. Ifpasswords are thesameforboth prompt requires apassword (administratorleveloruserlevel)followedby x Con ver sion SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl Ta bl e beginson • page 111 E28 E26 E24 E22 E18 Users andRoles – – – – – ] Bad filenameornotfound Maximum connectionsexceeded Privilege violation Busy System timedout Login . Symbolsusedinthetable Administrator onpage 84 to ] or 107 Symbol definitions or X1# X1% X1& X2! X2) X1( X1* X1^ X1$ X1@ X1! X1) E or } X( X* X! ] W • | ======to (GMT)offsetGreenwich value: MeanTime zoneacronym (2to6letters) Time Day, date,and time( hostnamestandards.Must complywithinternet Device name(63characters,max) Firmware versionnumber Inputs Escape Space or pipesymbol(nolinefeed,hex= Carriage return CR/LF (carriagereturn/line feed) D max = leading zeros. capital The parameteriscasesensitive, andmustuse is parameter: = receive orDelimitervalue. Parameter toseteitherLengthofmessage have bothvalues= zeros. Commandsusingboth 2 terminating (min= characters comingintoaserialportbefore intensofmilliseconds towaitbetween Time response isreturned withleading zeros. 0 coming intoaserialportbefore terminating (min= intensofmillisecondstowaitforcharacters Time ( Hardware MACaddress Default: Subnet mask Default DNSserverIPaddress: Default gatewayIPaddress: Default: ( IP address indotteddecimalnotation offset from GMTincludingthetimezonename. 00-05-A6- xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 2 0 Configuration type 1 0 1 0 Status =DecimalvalueforASCIIcharacter(min = , max= =Boxspecificparameters(box.cfg) =IPConfig(ip.cfg) =Enabled/assigned/on/muted =Live 00255 10D = = 14:00 20 Disabled/unassigned/off/unmuted (default) Offline . ms).Theresponse isreturned withleading 1 32767 D to 255.255.0.0 192.168.254.254 orcapital , default= . Represents hoursandminutes ( 32767 4 3 NN-NN-NN ( bytelength= , default= 1 to ) and,default= 5 0 L 00000L 0 forSDImodels) , max= . Theresponse isreturned with Day orbothsettonon‑zero. ) (nopadding) 0L ,• L MM ). Value isplacedpriorto 3L =#=byte count(min= (nopadding) = 32767 0.0.0.0 andASCII 0 • X1& 10 bytecount). DD 0.0.0.0 = and , anddefault= • 0 YY 100 D) ‑ X2) HH ms).The 0A HH -12:00 : MM must delimiter 0 : MM , max : SS 0 ) ) , SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl X2# X4# X3# X2% X2& X4% X3) X2* X2^ X2$ X2@ X4$ X4@ X4! X4) X4^ ======2 1 0 Audio format RS-232 stopbits— RS-232 databits— O RS-232 parity—singleletter: 57600 RS-232 baudrate( Temperature —Degrees inCelsius(example: 3 2 1 0 Verbose mode parameters instead. 1 they exist)(default). 0 Priority statusforreceiving timeouts— Audio bitrate— bitrate— Video 2 1 0 Bit ratecontrol type 2 1 Output mode 3 2 1 Encode profile "space". alpha-numeric characterspermittedexcept Password —Maximumlength 128characters.All 99 6 5 4 3 2 1 Record resolution GOP length— =Use =CBR =CVBR =VBR(default) only =Video andaudio =Video =High =Main =Base =LPCM2CH(default) =Analog(defaultofinput3) =Disableaudio dd, =Verbose modeandtaggedresponses forqueries =Tagged responses forqueries =Verbose mode(defaultforUSBandRS‑232host =Clear/none(defaultforTelnet connections) =Use =SXGA(1280x1024) =XGA(1024x768) =WCIF(512x288) =1080p =720p =480p NOTE: =Custom control) is nopassword. passwords converttothedefault,which event ofacompletesystemreset, the set tothedeviceserialnumber. Inthe for allaccountsonthisdevicehavebeen E , ven, 115200 Configure Send N The factoryconfigured passwords one (default), datastringcommandparameters(if 1 ) to 200 80 9600 , 30 1 7 to 96 receive timeoutcommand (default), , 8 , 10000 [default], (default) 128 M ark, , 192 2 S pace , 19200 256 , 320 , 38400 | 108 , and xx.x , C) X50# X50% X50$ X50@ X50! X50) X10) X6& X6( X6* X6$ X5! X4& X4( X4* ======Stream selection (for example: last three pairsofMACaddress Default name—Combinationofmodeland padded. Default: Port timeoutintensofseconds EDID resolution (see EDID userlocation( 2 1 0 HDMI output 3 2 1 0 Executive mode: 03 02 01 Aspect ratio 2 1 Output refresh rate 4 3 2 1 Record framerate 1 0 Encoding mode 2 1 Output channel 1 Input number 3 2 1 a hyphen(-),orunderscore (_) Stream name—Upto Input videoformat 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 =Dualchannelmode =Compositemode =B(input3,4,and5) =A(input1and2) or =Confidence =Archive ChannelB(Available forDualModeonly) =Archive ChannelA =Confidencelayout =ChannelBfullscreen =ChannelAfullscreen =Allowrecording controls only =Menulockout(menuonly) =Completelockout(nofront panelcontrol) =Off (default) ======Auto-SDI(Input5default) =SDI =HD-SDI =3G-SDI =Composite =YUVi =YUVp/HDTV(default) =Fit(theinputiszoomedintofilltheentire =Follow(theinputisdisplayedinitsnative =Fill(theinputautomaticallyfillstheentire output 50 60 15 8 24 7 25 6 30 5 2 output rasterwhilemaintainingitsaspectratio) aspect ratio) raster; default) digitcommand,Two-digit response Hz Hz (default) SMP-351-07-8C-EC 1 = = = = to 12 12.5 5 10 00030 5 1 EDID table , 2 , and = 16 alphanumericcharacters, 300 3 seconds) ) 1 onpage 41 to ) 65000 (zero ) SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl X53# X50& X51@ X51! X51) X50^ X53( X53* X53@ X53! X53) X52( X51$ ======2 1 0 Overscan Metadata value— 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Metadata parameter (two-digit response — Streaming preset — Input preset number— Preset name—Upto 1 User/Encoder/Layout Preset number— “coverage”:Coverage1”... PROFILE01, “contributor”:“Contributor1, (for example: Json stringofrecording profile parameters Default =Input Input name,upto16characters— 1 0 HDCP notification 2 1 0 HDCP status -180 Audio levelin 60001 60000 40007 40006 40005 40004 40003 40002 40001 40000 Audio selection = = =Relation =Publisher =Language =Identifier(viewonly) =Format =Description =Date(viewonly) =Presenter =Coverage =Contributor to = =On(green HDCPnotification -screen, default) =Off (muteoutputtoblack) =Sink/source detectedbutnoHDCP =HDCPdetected, =Nosink/source detected =Course =SystemName(viewonly) =Type =Title =Subject =Source =Rights 5.0 2.5 0 32 %(default=HDMIinputs) to =Output(Right,foraudiomutecontrol only) =Output(Left,foraudiomutecontrol only) =DigitalinputB(Right) =DigitalinputB(Left) =AnalogInputB(Right) =AnalogInputB(Left) =DigitalinputA(Right) =DigitalinputA(Left) =AnalogInputA(Right) =AnalogInputA(Left) (two-digitresponse — % (default: YUVi andcompositeinputs) %(default:YUVi %(default:YUVpinput) 240 = { “id”:1,“name”:“RECORD 0.1 X -18.0 where dBsteps— 127 1 to to 16 charactermaximum 0 1 X padding) characters +24.0 to 16 istheinputnumber 128 0 } dB padding) 109 X56# X54# X56& X56% X54% X56^ X56$ X56) X55! X54@ X54! X54) X54^ X54$ ======2 1 0 Destination OutputFrameRate Video paused recording stopped Recorder status 1 0 Thumbnail size 2 1 0 File size(inmegaBytes) N/A usbrcp usbrear usbfront internal auto Recording destination Recorder timeinminutes— 2 1 0 Recording status (Dualmono enabledonly) 5 (Dualmonoenabledonly) 4 3 2 1 Audio output URL(string) RTMP 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Test ( patterns Audio delay— Encoder Presets — 14 13 12 11 3 4 3 2 1 =ChannelAdualmono+ B =ChannelA+Bdual mono =ChannelA+B(Dual monodisableonly) =ChannelBonly(Dualmono disable only) =ChannelAonly(Dualmono disable only) =UniversalOSD(Compositemodeonly) (Composite modeonly) =Timestamp =Pulse =Crop =Aspectratio =Aspectratio =Aspectratio =Colorbars =Off (default) =USBRear =USBFront =Internal =Auto =Followsarchive resolution =Normal(default) =Dualrecording enabled =Singlerecording enabled =Recording disabled =Pause =Start =Stop = = = = = Internal +USBRCP =Internal +USBRear =Internal +USBFront =Internal +Auto =Internal 15 Hz8 24 Hz7 25 Hz6 30 Hz5 0 0 to to 1.85 1.78 1.33 8 = = = = 999 ) 1 to 5 Hz 10 Hz 12 Hz 12.5 Hz ms 32 1 to 60 SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl X59# X62# X61# X60# X59@ X59! X58@ X58! X56* X60& X60% X62$ X62@ X62! X61@ X61! X60( X60* X60^ X60$ ======NOTE: 4 3 2 0 USB Storage mode 2 1 0 Recording mode No bars= Full bars= -1500 Front panelaudiolevelindication 5 4 3 2 1 Recall audiooutputpreset Delay durationinseconds— Valid DB_IDnumber(integer) Pixel phaseadjustment— characters (default= SNMP privatecommunitystring,upto (default = SNMP publiccommunitystring,upto (default = SNMP location,upto (default = SNMP contactnametext,upto Vertical size— Horizontal size— resolution Vertical centering—Varies basedonarchive resolution Horizontal centering—Varies basedonarchive Picture adjust— resolution) the detectedresolution (rangevaries basedoninput Active pixels—Upto resolution) the detectedresolution (rangevaries basedoninput Active lines—Upto the detectedrate Total pixels—Upto (default = Horizontal andverticalstart— =USBRCP =USBRear =USBFront =AllUSBstorage +SecondaryRecording =Internal inComposite =SingleRecording inCompositemode =ChannelAdisabled =Dualmono+HDMI =Analogdualmono =HDMIandanalog =Analogonly =HDMIonly including hyphens,underscores and periods. can beupto64alphanumeric characters to Example: Format: SNMP namesandcommunity strings 0 < public Not Not 128) 0 -600 Specified Specified 64 left*right -58*-63 0 ) to 120 to + + 4096 private 127 ( to 64 + 512 256 512 characters 4096 ) ) ofthedefaultvaluefor 0 ofthedefaultvaluefor to ofthedefaultvaluefor default = 5 ) to 0 63 to 64 (default= 60 characters 255 . 64) 64 64 characters 110 32) Command andResponseTables Information Requests Command Function KEY: NOTE: idle Query systemprocessor usage Query systemprocessor connected users Query numberof Query LinkLicense Query MACaddress Query serialnumber usage Query systemmemory Query modeldescription Query modelname Query partnumber unit temperatureView ofthe version Updated firmware Factory firmware version Bootstrap Version Verbose versioninfo version Firmware andbuild Firmware version the defaultfactoryfirmware isrunning.Anexclamationpoint( loaded. Acaret ( X2$ X1! An asterisk( = Temperature = Firmware version number ^ ) indicatesthefirmware versionthatshouldberunning,butaMode 1reset * ) aftertheversionnumberindicatescurrently runningversion.Questionmarks( 3I 2I 1I 12I 11I 10I E Example: 98I 99I Verbose mode2/3 E Example: 4 Example: 3 2 0 * Q or (Host toDevice) SIS Command N Q Q Q Q Q /q LELIC 20STAT 1 Q } } Degrees inCelsius(example: ! ) indicatescorruptedfirmware. Theseapplyto NN NN N 2547- Dual 00:05:A6:HH:HH:HH Example: #Bytes usedoutof#KBytes Streaming•Media•Processor Example: SMP 351 -Sat,01Nov2014 1.00.0000-b2325(1.81LX- time X1! X1! Sum of X1!] X1!] 20Stat X2$] -Sun, 02Nov201400:12UTC 1 time X1! 20:10 UTC) (Device toHost) Response 60-1634-12 60-1634-11 60-1324-12 60-1324-11 60-1324-02 60-1324-01 .00.0004-b2635*(1.81LX-SMP 351 ] ] ] SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl plusWeb ver. -descUL date/ ] ] ] plus Web ver. -descUL date/ Recording XX X2$] 2 Q ]] SMP A13VE3R -3 xx.x ] ] ] ] ] Q • ] ] 351 -4 C) Q Upgrade ] ] ] ] Rear PanelReset , ] 79- ) ] ] ?.?? 0Q-4Q. ) indicatethatonlyfactoryfirmware is Returns a percentageReturns oftotal. a percentageReturns oftotal. Number ofusers. with each displaysonaseparateline If multiplelicenseare installed, ]] If licensenotinstalled,returns string. addresses inacolonseparated oneormoreReturns MAC theserialnumber.Returns after amode1reset. is theversionSMPreverts to user replaceable. Thisfirmware Factory installedfirmware isnot troubleshooting. may needthisinformationfor not userreplaceable, butyou The bootstrapfirmware is and updatedfirmware version. Show bootstrap,factory-installed, decimal places( places plusbuildnumberto4 Firmware versionto2decimal places ( Firmware versionto2decimal SMP 352,or3523G-SDI SMP 351,3513G-SDI, Series. been uploadedintotheSMP 300 which versionoffirmware has Use thiscommandtofindout Additional Description SMP 3523G-SDI SMP 352 SMP 3513G-SDI/400GBSSD SMP 351400GBSSD SMP 3513G-SDI SMP 351 onpage 19 ]] . 1.00 after thelastlicense. wasexecutedand ). 1.12.1234 ). 111 Sync Schedule Storage Info Information Requests(continued) Command Function NOTES: Unsolicited response Trigger schedulesync v3.00 ornewer) app orapps(firmware Query installedFlexOS Query RCPUSB Query rear USB Query front USB Query internal Query layoutpreset streaming presets Query Confidence presets Query ChBstreaming streaming presets Query Archive/ChA encoder presets Query Confidence only) presets (DualChannel Query CHBencoder encoder presets Query Archive/ChA status Query selectedinput Query filetransferconfig Query eth • • For the< For allUSBports,eachnew< 0 linkstatus active > field,thedevicewill respond with (Host toDevice) SIS Command E Example: name > fieldsignifiesanewpartitiononthatUSBdrive,and are separated byacomma( } ]] ] LFT,7*Side ] ] ] . ] saved (up/down)* 1 ] =singlerecording active, name>* High rate>*<1/0> ] By Side ] ]] ] ] saved speed inMB ] name>** ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] , ). . mode 1 0 112 Backup/Restore System Commands Name Unit Resets Clear Alarms Remove Schedule Command Function KEY: KEY: NOTE: NOTE: NOTE: Restart thenetwork Reboot system Restore configuration Save configuration verbosemode View Set verbosemode unitname View and deleterecording files Reset alldevicesettings defaults) System reset (factory Reset flash Absolute reset TelnetView connections Set unitnametodefault Set unitname View activealarms View Clear activealarms Unsolicited response recording events Remove scheduled system reset, thepasswords converttothedefault,whichisnopassword (see web/direct access)inorder topreserve communicationwiththedevice. X1) X10) X2# X1@ The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehave beensettothedeviceserialnumber. Intheevent of acomplete If taggedresponses isenabled,allread commandsreturn thedata,sameassettingvaluedoes. This reset excludesIPsettingssuchasaddress, subnetmask,gatewayIPaddress, unitname,DHCP settingandportmapping(Telnet/ =Configurationtype =Unitname =Verbose mode =Defaultname E E E Verbose mode 2/3 E E E X1@ E (Host toDevice) SIS Command If noactivealarms 39I E E E E E E E E X2# E CALRM XTRGR ZY ZXXX ZFFF Z CC • 2B 1B 0* 1* CV CN QQQ CN } } OO OO X1) X1) } } CN Unit nameisatextstringofupto63charactersfrom thealphabet( Combination ofmodelnameandlastthree pairsofMACaddress (Example: 0 3 2 1 0 character mustnotbeaminus. and theminussign/hyphen(-).Thefirstcharactermustbeanalphacharacter. Thelast } CV =IPconfig(ip.cfg), =Verbose modeandtaggedresponses forqueries(Example:command: =Tagged responses forqueries =Verbose mode(defaultforUSBandRS-232hostcontrol) =Clear/none(defaultforTelnet connections) } } } } T T } } } XF XF } } } } Zpy Zpx Zpf Icc N Ipn Ipn Zpq None [name:alarm_name],[level:alarm_level]...] Alrm C TrgrX TrgrX (Device toHost) Response Boot2 X2#] Vrb X1@ Boot1 Cfg0* Cfg1* ] 2 SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl ] ] ] ] X10) X1@ X2#] N =Boxspecificparameters(box.cfg) ] ] active ] ] ] ] X1)] X1)] ] ] ] Users andRoles ] onpage 84 A - Z ), digits( tochangeapassword). connections. N subnet masktodefaults. returns theIPaddress and Same as recorded files address, deletealluserand Reset todefaultexceptIP deletes recorded files. Resets devicetodefaultand (excludes recording files). Reset flashmemory Clear allactivealarms. Schedule isrefreshed. removed from theunit. All future recording eventsare Additional Description Complete systemreboot. location (/nortxe-backup). Load configurationfrom file location (/nortxe-backup). Save configurationtofile =NumberofactiveIP E SMP-351-07-8C-EC CV 0 - 9 } System ), Response: ] Reset Vrb3 ) , plus ] ) 113 Echo forSISoverSSH SSL Port SSH (SIS)Port SNMP Port Web Port Telnet Port Port Assignment Command Function KEY: NOTES: View Echostatus View Disable Echo Enable Echo SSLportmap View Disable SSLport Reset SSLportmap Set SSLportmap SSHportmap View Disable SSHport Reset SSHportmap Set SSHportmap SNMPportmap View Disable SNMPport Reset SNMPportmap Set SNMPportmap webportmap View Disable webport Reset webportmap Set webportmap TelnetView portmap Disable Telnet port Reset Telnet portmap Set Telnet portmap • • to Remapping of returned. Duplicate 0 X( ). =Enable/Onordisable/off port# port# assignmentsare notpermitted(forexample,theTelnet andwebportassignmentcannotbethesame) assignmentsmustbetoports (Host toDevice) SIS Command E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E [ [ S 443PMAP S[ B PMAP B 0PMAP B 22023PMAP B[ A PMAP A 0PMAP A 161PMAP A[ MH 0MH 80MH MT 0MT 23MT ECHO 0ECHO 1ECHO S PMAP S 0PMAP port# port# port# port# port# } } } } } } } } } } } } ]MH ]MT } } } ]PMAP ]PMAP ]PMAP } } } } 0 } =Disabled/off (default) } } } 1024 orhigher(unlessresetting tothedefaultportnumberordisablingbysettingit (Device toHost) Response [ Pmh Pmh Pmh[ [ Pmt Pmt Pmt[ X( Echo Echo [ Pmap Pmap Pmap [ Pmap Pmap Pmap [ Pmap Pmap Pmap port# port# port# port# port# ] SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl 00000 00080 00000 00023 port# port# 0 1 S 00000 S 00443 S[ B 00000 B 22023 B[ A 00000 A 00161 A[ ] ] ] ] ] ] ] port# port# port# ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 ] ] = Enabled/on (Returns commandentered =Enabled/on(Returns alongwithresponse). ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Additional Description default value( Reset thewebportto default value( Reset theTelnet porttothe View theEchosetting View Operate likeTelnet (port23). Operate likeSSHclient. default value( Reset theSSLportto default value( Reset theSSHportto default value( Reset theSNMPportto 80 23 443 22023 161 E13 ). ). ). ). error is ). 114 SNMP UnitLocation SNMP AccessEnable SNMP CommunityStrings SNMP UnitContact SNMP (SimpleNetworkManagementProtocol) Command Function KEY: KEY: KEY: KEY: NOTE: View SNMPstate View Disable SNMPaccess Enable SNMPaccess string privatecommunity View string todefault Set privatecommunity string Set privatecommunity string publiccommunity View string todefault Set publiccommunity string Set publiccommunity View unitlocation View default Set unitlocationto Set unitlocation View unitcontact View default Set unitcontactto Set unitcontact X( X62$ X62# X62@ X62! Community stringsare referred toaspasswords intheweb-baseduserinterface. =Enable/disable =SNMPprivatecommunitystring,upto64alphanumericcharacters,hyphens,underscores andperiod(default= =SNMPlocation,upto64alphanumericcharacters,hyphens,underscores andperiod(default= =SNMPcontactnametext,upto64alphanumericcharacters,hyphens,underscores andperiod =SNMPpubliccommunitystring,upto64alphanumericcharacters,hyphens,underscores andperiod(default= (Host toDevice) SIS Command E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E ESNMP E0SNMP E1SNMP XSNMP X X PSNMP P P LSNMP L L CSNMP C C • • X62$ X62# • X62@ • X62! SNMP SNMP SNMP SNMP 0 =Off ordisable(default), SNMP SNMP } } } } } SNMP SNMP } } } } } } } } } } (Device toHost) Response SnmpP* X( SnmpE*0 SnmpE*1 X62$] SnmpX*private SnmpX* X62#] SnmpP*public X62@] SnmpL*Not Snmp X62!] SnmpC*Not SnmpC* 1 SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl ] =Onorenable L* X62#] X62$] X62!] X62@] ] ] • • Specified Specified ] ] ] ] Additional Description to Sets publiccommunitystring theunitlocation. View default setting. Sets theunitlocationto Sets theunitlocationto View theSNMPaccesssetting. View Disable SNMPaccess. Enable SNMPaccess. string. theprivatecommunity View the defaultsetting. Sets privatecommunitystringto to Sets privatecommunitystring string. thepubliccommunity View default. Sets communitystringtothe View theunitcontact. View default setting. Sets theunitcontactto Sets theunitcontactto Not Specified X62# X62$ . . public ). private ). ). X62! X62@ . . 115 IP SetupCommands Command Function KEY: KEY: NOTE: address DNSserverIP View address Set DNSserverIP address gatewayIP View Set gatewayIPaddress subnetmask View Set subnetmask address hardwareView MAC IPaddressView Set IPaddress mask, gateway IPaddress,View subnet mask, gateway Set IPaddress, subnet DHCPmode View Set DHCPoff Set DHCPon alltimezones View timezone View Set timezone date /time View date /time Set Example: X1* X1& X1^ X1% X1$ X1# X( The CISGcommandresets thenetworkimmediatelywithoutneedforaBOOTcommand. =On/off =Hardware MAC address =IPAddress zoneAcronym =Time =SubnetMask zoneoffset =Time =Localdate/time (Host toDevice) SIS Command E E X1^ E E X1^ E E X1& Verbose mode2/3 E E E X1^ Example: E E E E E E Example: Verbose mode2/3 E E E X1$ E HH:MM:SS E CG CH CI 1* DH 0DH 1DH *TZ TZ MM/DD/YY- DI CS 1CISG PST CT X1^ O } } } } } } } CG CI *TZ DI CS (2 to 6 letters) Example: PST for Pacific Standard Time (2 to6letters)Example:PSTforPacificStandard Time Set: MM/DD/YY 0 GMT offset value( from GMTtimeandincludesthezonename.Example: Read: dayofweek,date,month,yearHH:MM:SS(forinstance; } } O * TZ N =Disabled/off (default), N } * CT } } } } } X1& } O O } N N * } } X1^ Default IPaddress: 00-05-A6- Default: Default DNS: Default Gateway: CISG -HH:MM:SS – 12:00 255.255.0.0 } xx 0.0.0.0 - 1 xx to =Enabled/on (Device toHost) Response X( Idh0 Idh1 X1$ ... X1$ PST*(UTC-08:00/UTC-07:00 Tzon X1$ Tzon Tzon X1# Ipt X1^ Ipd X1^ Ipg X1& Ips Iph X1* X1^ Ipi 192.168.254.254/16*0.0.0.0 IP Cisg1*IP 0.0.0.0 - 14:00 xx 192.168.254.254 / SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl ] * * * ] subnet • • • • • • ] ] ] ] ] X1% X1% X1% X1# X1^ X1^ X1& X1* X1^ ] ] • • • ) representing hoursandminutes( PST*(UTC-08:00/UTC-07:00) X1$ X1$ ]] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] / * * subnet X1% bits*gateway X1% ] ] bits*gateway ] PST*(UTC-08:00) ) • Fri, Pacific Time ] ] 21 HH:MM • Additional Description 1 0 Sets DHCPtooff. Sets DHCPtoon. to beginningofstring Verbose mode2/3adds Repeats foralltimezones thedateandtime. View Set thedateandtime. View theDNSserverIP address.View (default: Set theDNSserverIPaddress thegatewayIPaddress.View Set thegatewayIPaddress. address oftheunit. thehardwareView MAC Jun Pacific Time =DHCP on. =DHCP off (default) ) localtimeisoffset 2002 Pacific ] 0.0.0.0 10:54:00 ] Time ). ) Tzon • 116 RS-232 Port IP SetupCommands(continued) RCP 101ExecutiveMode Front PanelLock(Executive Mode) Command Function KEY: KEY: KEY: KEY: Query status Executive modeoff Executivemode View timeout serialportreceiveView timeout Set serialportreceive serialportsettings View Reset serialport parameters Configure serialport timeout globalIPport View timeout Set globalIPport timeout currentView port Set current porttimeout Executive modeon Set Executivemode X( X5! X2* X2& X2^ X2% X2@ X2! X2) X1( X6( =On/off =RS-232stopbits =RS-232parity =Lengthdelimiter =Primaryportstatus =Intercharacter timeout =Porttimeout =Porttimeout =Executivemode =RS-232databits =RS-232baudrate (Host toDevice) SIS Command 99 99 X E E E E 99 X5! E E E E E * * * 0 In tensofseconds,zero padded both (min= (min= 1* 1* 1CE 1CP 1*9600,n,8,1CP 1 1* 0 TC 0 X =Off, X 0X 1X TC * X1( X2% X6( X6( Priority statusforreceiving timeouts: Parameter toseteitherthe intensofmillisecondstowaitbetweencharacterscomingintoaserialportbefore terminating Time intensofmillisecondstowaitforcharacterscomingintoaserialportbefore terminating Time 1 7 O 9600 1 D L case sensitive,mustusecapital Value isplacedpriortoparameter: } } } } (default), , =decimalvalueforASCIIcharacter. (min= = =Use dd, * , 8 # TC TC X2) (default) X2^ =byte count(min= (default), X1( 1 0 0 } =Completelockout(nofront panelcontrol), , max= , max= } * , Configure X2@ X2& and 0 E 2 =Disabled/off (default), ven, * , 32767 32767 X2! X2) X2* 19200 } musthavebothvalues= CE CP . Default: , default: N , } } receive timeoutcommandparameters(default= 0 one (default), 38400 , max= L 1 (Device toHost) Response Cpn X6( Pti1 X6( Pti X( ] Exe99 X5!] X1( Cpn01 X2% Cpn Exe99 Exe ength ofmessagetoreceive, orthe , to 10 2 57600 32767 = SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl = , , D 65000 X5!] 0 01 01 ] ] orcapital X2) X2^ 20 * * 100 3 • * • X6( * • X6( bytelength=“ ms).Theresponse isreturned withleadingzeros. Commandsusing , 1 Cce . Default= 0 Ccp Ccp , 115200 , ] ] ms).Theresponse isreturned withleadingzeros. (default: X2@ X2& ] ] X1( X2% X2% 1 M 0 =Enabled/on =Use , ark, , L 0 0 X2! , . Theresponse isreturned withleadingzeros. X2* orbothsettonon-zero. baud , max= , , X2) 0L X2^ X2^ 00030 ] = ] Send 0 , 3L , , bytecount). X2@ S 00255 X2& X2& pace ” andASCII 2 = =Menulockout, datastringcommandparameterswhenavailable, , 300 X2! , , X2*] X2*] . Default= seconds) ] D 0A elimiter value. 00000L delimiteris“ 0 Additional Description ). 3 ). =Allowrecording controls only 10D ”. Theparameteris 117 Delete Recording EventandFilesbyDB_ID SMP Recording FolderShared onSMD File Commands Password andSecuritySettings Command Function KEY: KEY: KEY: NOTE: NOTE: and file Delete recording event Query path setting Query foldershare Disable foldershare Enable foldershare directory andbelow List filesfrom current and sub-directories Erase current directory and includedfiles Erase current directory currentView directory Up onedirectory torootReturn directory Change directory level sessionsecurity View password Reset (clear)user userpasswordView Set userpassword administrator password Reset (clear) password administrator View password Set administrator SIS command system reset, the passwords converttothe default,whichisnopassword. X( X59@ X3# Folders andfilesinthe The factoryconfigured passwords forallaccountsonthisdevicehavebeensettotheserialnumber. Intheeventofacomplete =Disable/enable =Deleterecording byDB_ID = Password Delete Recording EventandFilesbyDB_ID (Host toDevice) SIS Command E Verbose mode2/3 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E X3# E E E X3# /recordings/ 0 Z /CJ P1SHRF E1SHRF E1 /EF CJ .. path/directory/ CK • CU • CA =Disabled(default), E1 LF // CU CA X59@ EF CJ } } } } * } * CA CU Maximum length128characters.Allalpha-numericcharacterspermittedexcept } } } } 0SHRF 1SHRF } } } } RCDR } } } folderare read -only andcannotbedeletedwith } } Valid DB_IDnumber(integer) CJ } 1 =Enabled . (Device toHost) Response RcdrZ ShrfP1*< < X( ] ShrfE1 ShrfE1 space_remaining ... path/filename path/filename path/filename Ddl Ddl path/directory/ Dirl Dirl/ Dirl path/directory/ n Ipu **** Ipu Ipa **** Ipa SMP ] SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl ] ] • • • • ] X3#] ] X3#] ] ] path/directory/ IP>:/var/uf/recordings X59@] ] * * 1 0 SMP ] ] • • • IP>:/var/uf/recordings date/time date/time date/time • Bytes Left ] • • • ] length length length ] /EF ]] command.Recordings canbedeletedwiththe ] ] ] ] Additional Description View foldershareView status. share. Disable SMPRecording folder share. Allow SMPRecording folder filename/date/time/bytes left Also deletesfilesinsidedirectory 11 Security levelofconnection response is If nopassword isset,the response is If nopassword isset,the = User, ] | , and“space”. 12 ] ] = Administrator (no (no **** **** ) ). . 118 Video Mute Auto‑Image andMemory Input VideoAspectRatio Input Selection Command Function KEY: KEY: KEY: KEY: View videomutestatus View Unmute output AutoMemory View Set AutoMemoryoff Set AutoMemoryon current output Performs Auto‑Imageto Auto‑Image View Auto‑Image perinput Enable/disable aspectsetting View Set tofit(zoom) Set tofollow Mute outputtoblack Set tofill channel inputselection/ View inputname View Set inputname input3format View Set input3format View selectedinput View Select input X50@ X50! X( X50! X4( X50@ X( X51$ X50$ X50@ X50! =Muted/unmuted =On/off =Aspectratio =Inputnumber =Outputchannel =Inputname =Inputvideoformat =Outputchannel =Inputnumber =Outputchannel =Inputnumber (Host toDevice) SIS Command E E X50@ X50! X50! E X50! E X50! E X50! X50@ X50@ E E X50! 32I E X50! E X50! 3\ 3* X50@ X50@ Example: X50! X50$ AMEM 0AMEM 1AMEM B * * *A * ! * A X( X50@ 0B 1B \ Name (upto 1 03 02 01 01 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 A , to =YUVp/HDTV(default), = to =Unmuted(default), = to =Disabled(default), ASPR *3ASPR *2ASPR *1ASPR NI } = X51$ =Fit(theinputiszoomedintofilltheentire outputrasterwhilemaintainingitsaspectratio) =Follow(theinputisdisplayedinitsnativeaspectratio) =Fill(theinputautomaticallyfillstheentire outputraster:default) } } ! A A } 5 5 5 A (Inputs1and2), (Input , } NI } } } } 1 16 and characters).Defaultis"Input 02 = 2 ), B (Device toHost) Response X( ] Vmt X(] Amem0 Amem1 Img X(] Img X4(] Aspr Aspr ChA X51$] Nmi X50$] Typ Vmt Aspr X50!] In In X50! 02*01 1 2 1 2 2 SMP 300Series •RemoteCommunication andControl X50! X50! X50@] X50! = YUVi, =YUVi, = =Muted = =Enabled 03* X50@ X50@ X50! X50! X50! ] ] B B * (Inputs3,4,and5) (Input X50$] * *01 * *ChB , X50@] ] X(] *03 *02 X51$] *01 00 3 ] ] =Composite 3 X50!] ] ] ] , X 4 " where " , and 5 ) X " istheinputnumber Additional Description to Set theinputsource channel 00 Unmute channel Mute channel X50@ current inputselectionofoutput Performs Auto‑Imagetothe Sets input Sets input Sets input View theinputsourceView returned in2-digitresponses. input Switches channel =Unmuted, X51$ . X50! . X50@ . X50! X50! X50! X50! . X50@ tofit. tofollow. tofill. 01 and X50@ X50@ =Muted output. X50! X50@ output. X50! to name are for 119 Audio-only Recording Recording Command Function KEY: KEY: NOTE: View status View recording Disable audio-only recording Enable audio-only recordView destination Set record Destination disabled) (secondary recording recordView destination enabled) (secondary recording recordView destination recording enabled) remaining (secondary recordView time recording disabled) remaining (secondary recordView time of recording duration/elapsed time recordingView enabled) (secondary recording Recording status disabled) (secondary recording Recording status Execute swap Add chaptermarker Extend record time recordView status Pause recording Start recording Stop recording X( X56) X54^ X54@ X54! X54) X50@ X50! For viewrecording time( =On/off =Recorder status =Recording destination =Time =Recording status =Outputchannel =Inputnumber =Destination (Host toDevice) SIS Command E E E E E 37I Verbose 2/3mode 37I Verbose 2/3mode: 36I Verbose 2/3mode 36I Verbose 2/3mode 35I I I % E E E E E E 35I A1RCDR A1 A1 D D B E Y Y2 Y1 Y0 X56) X54! RCDR RCDR RCDR and RCDR RCDR RCDR * * 0RCDR 1RCDR RCDR } } } 36I RCDR } } } } ) } } 00:00:00 } } 0 12 0 0 1 1 stopped, usbfront, usbrear, usbrcp, N/A usbfront,auto, internal, usbrear, usbrcp MM ( = to =Disabled(default), =Auto, =Stop, = Internal +USBFront, =Internal A 5 0 (Input1and2), to isdisplayedwhennotrecording. 60 1 =Record, minutes) 1 =Internal, (Device toHost) Response record> ] • X50! X50! ] X54!] X56) ] HH:MM:SS record> ] ] ] X54@ * * * 0 1 ] * * ] ] * • X54@] ChB ChB HH:MM:SS* 1 13 2 2 2 free • =Enabled =USBFront = = Pause HH:MM:SS = Internal +USBRear, =Internal B X50! X50! * ] (Input3,4,and5) remain_internal*time ]