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Configuration: Passthrough > COM2

Configuration: Passthrough > COM2

Passthrough settings for COM2 are a subset of COM1. See Configuration: Passthrough > COM1 for complete details.

Configuration: System

Configuration: System > General

Network Time	Enabled or Disabled. If enabled, the System Date Time field
Synchronization	is inactive. See Network Time Synchronization on page 20 to
	set host name or IP address of time server. You must set these
	parameters before you can enable Network Time Synchronization on
	this window.

System Date Time	Set system date and time in mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm format.

System

This menu lets you set system-related parameters.

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VBrick v4.2 WM Appliance Admin Guide VB4000-5000-6000 Series Network Video AppliancesAbout VBrick Systems CopyrightFCC Notice 2. WM Configuration ContentsWM Admin Guide 1. Introduction3. SDI Configuration 4. Status7. Maintenance Mode 5. Diagnostics6. Maintenance 8. WM Templates9. Stream Prioritization IndexWM Admin Guide OrganizationGetting Help Getting the Best VideoItalics are used to emphasize specific words or phrases Font ConventionsPrinter-Friendly Preface Overview IntroductionChapter System Requirements for Windows Media PlayerStandard Feature Standard FeaturesTypical VBrick Applications EncoderApplication DescriptionMulticasting UnicastingVBrick Reflecting ReflectingReflecting from VBrick Appliances Push ReflectingPull Reflector Type Pull ReflectingPush Reflecting from a Windows Media Server Other Considerations Using Multiple Bit Rate StreamsMBR Output Streams destinations receive the same stream with the same MBR combination OutputDescription Independent Video Settings MBR Output SettingsShared Video Settings OutputIndependent Audio Settings MBR GroupsShared Audio Settings MBR Troubleshooting Using On Demand Playback Optimizing System Performance Mixed Model AppliancesArchiver and Recorder Functionality 2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Topics in this chapter WM ConfigurationChapter Configuration Network Configuration Network Ethernetnumbers or hyphens Domain Name Serverapplication tools. The Host Name syntax can be a maximum of blank valuesConfiguration Network Routing Network Time SynchronizationRouting Method Configuration Network Management Template Name Configuration EncoderConfiguration Encoder Template DescriptionDescription Configuration Encoder VideoTemplate Name Windows Media Encoder Video -- Slot1 Video Source reduces the saturation Meta Data String Video Rate2 Video Template Settings -- Slot1 Video Rate1Video Rate1 Video Rate3Video Rate3 Video Rate1Video Rate2 Video Rate1Page Configuration Encoder Audio Audio Template Settings to either Stereo or Mono L+RMono Bit Rate and Sample FrequencyStereo Mono Configuration Encoder MulticastStereo Windows Media Encoder Multicast -- Slot1 Multicast Playback NSC File Information -- Slot1Configuration Encoder Announce SAP Windows Media Announce Common Information -- Slot1 string IPMask=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx represents a example http//myserver/mybanner.gif orConfiguration Encoder Server Announce Program Guide SAP for Multicast -- Slot1Windows Media Encoder Server -- Slot1 http//172.22.173.108080/vbrickvideo1/group1 rtspu//172.22.173.10/vbrickvideo1/group1Unicast Playback Announce HTTP and RTSPU Server Figure 10. Configuration Encoder Server - Part ASX Rollover Announce External Server -- Slot1Creating Publishing Points Creating Publishing Points on Windows Media ServersCreating Publishing Points on Helix Universal Servers Creating Non-Authenticated Push Publishing PointsConfiguration Encoder Archiver Creating Pull Publishing PointsWhen this happens, the archiver tracks the combined time and size of all open and closed files, compares the total to the configured Archive Duration and Archive Maximum File Size, and continues recording until the limits are reached. For example, if you configure the archiver for a two-hour duration, and there is a disruption that forces it to close one file and open another, the time in file1 plus the time in file2 will equal two hours regardless of how long the disruption lasted. When the archiver is configured with a duration and a file size set to 0 Maximum, the archiver limits are 4 GB or 12 hours, whichever comes first, no matter how many disruptions occur and how many files are created firmware Windows Media Archiver -- Slot1the C drive. The C drive has limited space and is reserved for VBrick Archive File Name FTP Server Enable Progressive DownloadConfiguration Encoder Push HTTP Push - Slot1Page Configuration Reflector Configuration Reflector Source Push ReceiverPull Receiver Source URL restarted at file end progress. Note that even though the reflector will automaticallyrestart the pull of a stored file, the client player must be manually Pulling MBR StreamsConfiguration Reflector Multicast Configuration Reflector Announce SAPVBrick WM Appliance Admin Guide Configuration Reflector ServerWM Configuration Configuration Reflector Archiver VBrick WM Appliance Admin Guide Configuration Reflector PushWM Configuration Configuration JPEG http//172.22.123.23/vbs1SnapShot.jpgremoves the visual artifacts but creates a JPEG image that is one JPEG Configurationthe captured JPEG image. Be aware that disabling interlacing JPEG FTP Configuration JPEG Capture ConstraintsJPEG Configuration Configuration FTP File TransferConfiguration FTP File Transfer Servers ModelFTP Server Configuration FTP File Transfer Transfers FTP StatusFTP Queue Operation Configuration PassthroughHard Drive Status Configuration Passthrough COM1 Passthrough State ResponderPassthrough State Initiator Destination Configuration System General Configuration SystemConfiguration Passthrough COM2 SystemConfiguration System SNMP Traps Front Panel LCD DisplayProgram Files\VBrick\VB6000\Download\ReleaseVxxxxxx Number Event DescriptionEvent Description Configuration System SecurityNumber Improving Security Page Run Scripts Using IWS Configuration Script ManagementConfiguration Script Management Event Triggering Figure 11. Script Management - Part Sample Script Run Scripts Using the IR Remote ControlRun Scripts Using Event Triggers Configuration Script Management Auto Configuration Scripting NotesSample Script XML Header2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Introduction SDI ConfigurationSDI Configuration ChapterConfiguration Encoder Video Configuration Encoder Audio Audio Limitations with SDI Video Input and SDI Audio Input SDI LimitationsVideo Limitations with SDI Video Input Audio Limitations with SDI Video Input and Analog Audio Input2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Chapter StatusStatus System Information Topics in this chapterGeneral Status Network StatusStatus Network Status Codec InterfaceStatus Network Status Routing Status Encoder Status Status Network Status Network TimeVideo GeneralAudio Close CaptioningMulticast Status Reflector StatusStatus Reflector Status General Push ReceiveStatus JPEG Status MulticastVideo Resolution 2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Status Hard DriveStatus Hard Drive General Status Hard Drive Archiver General FTP StatusStatus Server Status Encoder Details Status Server StatusStatus Server Status General HTTP/RTSP ServerStatus Push Status Status Server Status Reflector DetailsHTTP Push Status Status System Log Status System Log ConfigStatus FTP Server Status Status System Log System Event 2008 VBrick Systems, IncStatus System Log Traps Status System Log System Info2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Status User InformationStatus User Information Main Board Status Status User Information Slot1VBrick WM Appliance Admin Guide 2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Diagnostics Network Tests Ping Test DiagnosticsDiagnostics Network Tests ChapterDiagnostics Network Tests Trace Route Test Diagnostics Device Test Trace Route Test ResultsNumber of times to run test 6. When done, reset Configured Operational Mode to RunLoop Count ContinuousDiagnostics Hard Drive 2008 VBrick Systems, Inc Chapter MaintenanceMaintenance Device Information Topics in this chapterMaintenance Read/Write Read From Device Maintenance Default All ConfigurationMaintenance Read/Write Configuration Read Configuration Data from Device Maintenance Read/Write Write To Device Write Configuration Data to Device Maintenance Usernames & PasswordsMaintenance Usernames & Passwords Change Usernames & Passwords User Name Default Password Maintenance Usernames & Passwords Change SNMPv3 PasswordsDefault User Name User LevelAuthentication Password Overview Maintenance ModeChapter Topics in this chapterMaintenance Mode Limitations Maintenance Mode FeaturesMaintenance Mode Indicators Description Maintenance Mode CLI OperationCommand EntryDescription CommandWhere vv.vv.vv.vv is the IP address EntryTopics in this chapter WM TemplatesChapter Setting Best QualityResolution 640x480. This template does not support Template NameSetting Cable/DSL-300K, High MotionSetting SettingCable/DSL-128K, Low Motion Cable/DSL-300K, Low MotionCable/DSL-128K, High Motion SettingSetting Modem 56KSecurity & Surveillance SettingSetting Audio Encoder ParameterChapter Stream PrioritizationStream Prioritization OverviewExample 1 - Priority List Non Bitrate ConstrainedBitrate Constrained Example 2 - Redundant ListFor Archiving, and Pushing to or Pulling from a WM Server How the WM Appliance Creates Priority ListsFor Group Serving Example 4 - Sliding Window BehaviorConfiguring Groups Safe Group ConfigurationsIndex Page Usernames & Passwords Default All Configuration Read/Write Read From DeviceRead/Write Write To Device Read/Write Configuration Device Test Network TestsIndex Page VBrick Systems, Inc 12 Beaumont Road Wallingford, Connecticut 06492, USA