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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
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Chapter 1 Installing the Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
Installation
12. Once you are satisfied with your settings, you then press the <ENTER> button to accept the settings
and move to the next screen to set the system clock.
13. The encoder uses Military Time, which is a 24-hour cloc k format, for its system clock entries.
14. Use the <UP>, <DOWN>, <STREAM>, and <ENTER> buttons to set the hour and minute of the
system clock.
15. The last setting is the selection of the video input format that you will enter into the encoder.
16. You will see the following prompt message:
17. Press the <ENTER> button to continue.
18. Select your video source format from either NTSC or PAL.
19. Press the <ENTER> button to set the format, and the final screen will appear confirming that you
have successfully set up your encoder.
20. Press the <ENTER> button to exit the setup menu and begin using your encoder.
Configuring the Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200 to Connect to an IP NetworkNote If you are not familiar with network protocols, please contact your network administrator for assistance.
The Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200 network settings for its two 1,000 megabit network interfaces
default to dynamically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server on the network.
If a DHCP server is not available or cannot be found on the network, then the encoder will assign its own
IP address.
For most network environments, it will not be necessary to modify these default settings. However, if
you wish to assign a static IP address to the encoder’s Network Interface Cards (N ICs), then you can
change the network setting using the encoder front pane l menu.