Connecting cables, LAN cable, Power cable | TANDBERG D1389801

TANDBERG Content Server User Manual

4.Insert the Content Server into a 19” rack, and secure with screws in the front (four screws).

2.2 Connecting cables

LAN cable

Connect a LAN cable from the ‘LAN 1’ connector on the Content Server to your network. The LAN 2, 3 and 4’ connectors are not used and should be left open.

Power cable

Connect the system power cable to an electrical distribution socket. Press the power switch button at the back side to ‘1’ to turn on the Content Server. On the front panel of the system the power indicator LED, marked ‘Pwr’, will light up.

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TANDBERG D1389801 user manual Connecting cables, LAN cable, Power cable

Contents

Content Server Trademarks and Copyright Disclaimer Iii Production of products Environmental IssuesWaste handling Operator Safety Summary Equipment MarkingsPage Contact us End-User License Information Table of Contents 101 Features at a glance Introduction Installation Precautions Rack Mounting optional Installation site preparationsUnpacking LAN cable Connecting cablesPower cable Return IP Address Setting ConfigurationIP setting configuration Static IP configuration Content Server configuration User configuration QuickTime installation Installing QuickTimePage Restart and shutdown Tandberg Content ServerGeneral Use If the system does not respond How to shutdown the Content Server Restoring the Content Server to factory settingsHow to restart the Content Server How to restore the Content Server to factory settings Administrator Settings Administrator Settings dropdown Menu contains Site Settings Site Settings contain Content Server Properties Not take effect until the service is restarted Restart Service Discovery GatekeeperGatekeeper IP Address 3 H.323 ports Use static ports Site Codec Support Line settings Transcoding Line Transcoding Line Properties 3 H.239 Capabilities Speeds Call optionsSupported call Maximum time Advertised Codecs Transcoding Codec Support Transcoding Templates TIP Template name Output type Windows Media 8 Multicast Default Base TemplateWMV8-MulticastDefault.xml Real Media 10 High Bitrate Audio Streams RM10 Archiving Line Properties Codec Support H323-ASF-Multicast.xml Archiving TemplatesWindows Media ASF H323 Multicast Base Output User Management Adding Users Changing Privileges Managing UsersDeleting users Template Editor Template List Existing Template Editing an Existing Template Editing a New Template Screen Serverpush Output Screen File Output Information Creating a New Template Template types Windows Media Picture PIP location Filename base File OutputDirectory Server Push Network Server name QuickTime File Output Real Media 7.7 H.323 Writer Still Image Using the Multicast TemplatesTemplate creation tips 8.1 PIPPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Software Upgrade Creating and Editing Content Page Creating Conferences Speed Make a call Recording TypeArchive Call State Information Live View Watch Page Conference Views Editing Conferences Page Slide List Media URL List Content Editor Formats DimensionsUploading Slides FilesizePage Deleting Slides Adding Markers Removing Markers Dialing in to the Content Server Page Scheduling a Call with TMS Viewing Content Conference Test Example screen display Content Viewer Content Window has three parts Video Display Video Controls Slide Bar Time Display Play and PauseAudio Bit rate Image size Index Conference Views Sorting Conferences Searching for Conferences Conferences Views Recorded Conferences Titles and Details Scheduled Conferences Access to a Recorded Conference Appendices Commands Appendix 1 LED panel menu structure Player version Recommended player versions Platform Browser version Streaming content formatAppendix 2 Compatibility Platform Browser version Streaming content format Appendix 3 Troubleshooting guide 100 Appendix 4 Example XML File 102 Appendix 5 Tandberg Content Server port assignment