TMC TM7006E User manual

Compact IP Codec

User's Manual

Version 1.0.6

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Prohibitions and Precautions during Use

Prohibitions

Doing something that is prohibited can cause malfunction of this Product.

 Do not disassemble or modify.

Doing so creates the risk of electric shock.

 Use only the provided AC adapter.

Using another adapter creates the risk of electric shock and fire.

 Do not insert or pull out the power plug while your hands are wet.

Doing so creates the risk of electric shock.

 Do not allow equipment to become wet.

Water or other liquid getting into the equipment creates the risk of electric shock

and fire.

 Do not allow foreign objects to get into the unit.

Flammable or conductive objects getting into the equipment create the risk of

electric shock and fire.

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Precautions

 Use only the method described in this manual to turn power ON or OFF.

(Refer to Power ON/OFF.)

Using another method creates the risk of Product malfunction.

 If you do not plan to use the Product for a long period, unplug it from the

power outlet.

Failure to do so creates the risk of electric shock and fire due to insulation

deterioration, electric leakage, etc.

 Plug the power plug into an outlet as far as it will go.

Incomplete insertion creates the risk of electric shock and fire.

 Do not do anything that can cause damage to the electric cord and plug.

(Do not pull on the cord, place heavy objects on it, locate it near a heating device,

etc.)

Continued use of a damaged power cord and/or plug creates the risk of electric

shock and fire.

 Do not locate the Product in areas where there are large amounts of moisture

and/or dust, where it is exposed to oil smoke and/or steam, or near a heater.

Doing so creates the risk of electric shock and fire.

 Do not locate the Product where it is exposed to direct sunlight.

Doing so creates the risk of Product deterioration and/or malfunction, and fire.

 Do not use the Product in a location subject to sudden temperature changes,

which can cause condensation to form.

Doing so creates the risk of Product malfunction. Should condensation form on

the product, leave power turned off until it dries.

 Do not locate the Product in an unstable location where there is the risk of

dropping due to vibration and/or impact.

Doing so creates the risk of personal injury.

 Do not locate the Product in a location where strong magnetism is present.

Doing so creates the risk of Product malfunction.

 Should you ever notice smoke, abnormal sound, strange odor, or other

abnormality, immediately stop using the Product.

Continued use of a Product exhibiting such abnormalities creates the risk of

electric shock and fire.

 For the rear panel input ports, input only signals that conform to the

prescribed standards. (Refer to Product Specifications.)

Doing so creates the risk of Product malfunction.

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Contents

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................. 7

Product Features .............................................................................................. 7

Main Features .................................................................................................. 7

2. Names of Parts and Functions ............................................................................... 8

3. Operation ............................................................................................................... 10

Operation Flow ............................................................................................... 10

Power ON/OFF ............................................................................................... 11

Operation from a PC ...................................................................................... 11

Controlling the Device with the Preset Switches ......................................... 11

4. Basic Settings ........................................................................................................ 12

Starting Up the Application Software ........................................................... 12

Basic Encoder Settings .................................................................................. 14

Basic Decoder Settings................................................................................... 18

5. Connecting an Encoder or Decoder ...................................................................... 20

When the Encoder has a Static IP ................................................................. 21

When the Decoder has a Static IP ................................................................. 28

When Neither the Encoder nor Decoder has a Static IP .............................. 31

5.3.1. Connection Example 1 ............................................................................ 35

5.3.2. Connection Example 2 ............................................................................ 36

6. Functions ............................................................................................................... 37

Repeater Function .......................................................................................... 37

Bidirectional Audio Call ................................................................................. 41

Auto Rate Control .......................................................................................... 44

6.3.1. Encoder Rate Control Operation Settings ............................................. 44

Rate Control Table Settings ........................................................................... 46

6.4.1. Decoder Rate Control Operation Setting ............................................... 48

7. Settings that Suit the Network Environment ..................................................... 49

Packet Length Setting ................................................................................... 49

Buffer Size Setting ......................................................................................... 50

Error Correction Settings .............................................................................. 51

Flatten Setting ............................................................................................... 53

8. Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 54

Setting File Download .................................................................................... 54

Setting File Upload ........................................................................................ 54

Firmware Update ........................................................................................... 55

9. Error and Warning Indicators .............................................................................. 56

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Appendix 1. Errors and Warnings ............................................................................... 57

Appendix 2. Product Specifications ............................................................................. 61

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Revision History

Version

Number

Date Description

0.8 2015/02/18

0.9 2015/03/03

• Initial default settings added for each setting item

• Mobile data communication card compatible wireless LAN

router connection added

• In connection diagrams 5.1. to 6.1., changed "Static IP" to

"Static global IP"

• Changed "static IP server" to "IP server."

• Added precautions for bidirectional audio communication

• Deleted entry about Dummy packet settings

• Changed error and warning list log output items to actually

output notation

1.0.0 2015/03/30

• Modified some preset switch setting contents

• Added and deleted error and warning list items

• Replaced remote application images to the latest versions

1.0.1 2015/06/08

• Made all kilo unit symbols lower case (k)

• Deleted "Audio Input" from encoder basic settings

• Deleted "Mode" entry

• Modified bidirectional audio communication connection diagram

• Added new flatten mode

1.0.2 2015/07/10

• Changed "Packet Settings" preset switch command to

"Advanced Settings," and added bidirectional audio

communication contents

1.0.3 2015/08/25

• Changed "IP circuit line network" and "IP line network" to

"Internet line network"

• Changed "system" to "device"

• Changed "transmission IP rate" and "IP rate" to "transmission rate"

• Changed "application" to "application software"

• Added reference positions to operation flow

• Changed description of operation using an application to

operation using a PC

• Changed "audio communication" to "phone call"

• Except for those in the appendix, added numbers to all tables

and figures

• Added preset switch command example

• Added normal connection explanation

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1.0.4 2015/12/03

• Added 1280 x 720 and 720 x 480 to video input/output formats.

• Added copyright of OPUS.

1.0.5 2016/3/22 • Changed "preset switch" to "preset switch with LED "

• Deleted preset switch command example

• Added volume control to "Bidirectional Audio Call"

•

Added "Pro-MPEG" to "Error Correction Setting "

•

Added "program update"

1.0.6 2016/04/06

• Improved the quality of images.

• Modified captions.

• Chaneged “8. Preset Swicth Settings” to “8. Maintenance”.

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1. Introduction

This Product uses standard Internet line network to transmit video and audio.

Product Features

 High image quality at low bit rates

High-quality video and audio can be transmitted even over a 3G or other mobile

line.

 Low latency

Transmission is possible with inter-device latency of approximately 100 ms.

Transmission with the same latency is also possible in a network environment.

(There may be some variation due to the network environment used.)

 Practical functions

Optional functions are included to meet a variety of different needs: auto rate

control function, bidirectional audio communication function, repeater function,

and more.

 Easy operation

Four preset switches on the front panel can be used to trigger preset functions.

Main Features

Table 1-1 Main Features

Transmission rate 64kbps to 3Mbps

Video input/output formats HDMI (TM7006E/TM7006D), HD-SDI (TM7007E)

1920 x 1080 60i/59.94i/30p/29.97p

1280 x 720 60p/30p

720 x 480 60i/59.94i/30p/29.97p

Automatically select

Video encoding bit rate 64kbps to 3Mbps

Video encoding frame rate 5fps/10fps/15fps/30fps (1080, 480)

10fps/20fps/30fps/60fps (720)

Audio input/output formats HDMI (TM7006E/TM7006D), HD-SDI (TM7007E)

16bit 48kHz PCM

Audio encoding sampling rate 24kHz/48kHz

Number of audio encoding

channels

None, 1ch., 2ch.

Audio encoding bit rate 32kbps/64kbps/128kbps/192kbps

For details, refer to "Appendix 2. Product Specifications."

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2. Names of Parts and Functions

TM7006E (encoder, HDMI input)

TM7007E (encoder, HD-SDI input)

TM7006D (decoder, HDMI output)

Table 2-1 Names of Parts and Functions

(1) Power switch

Turns power ON/OFF.

(2) Power lamp

Lit while power is on.

(3) Preset switches

Operations are assigned to each switch beforehand (From left to

right: A, B, C, D). When switch is pressed, Green LED is lit.

(4) Status indicators

LEDs that indicate the status of the device.

ERR (Lit red LED): Error WRN (Lit orange LED): Warning

RUN (Flashing blue LED):

Running

CON (Flashing green LED):

Transmitting data

(5) 12 VDC power

supply

Connect 12 VDC as power supply.

(6) LAN port

This Ethernet port transmits and receives image and audio

Front panel Rear panel

(8)

(6)

(5)

(9)

(7)

(12)

(4)

(3)

(1)

(2)

(8)

(6)

(5)

(10)

(7)

(12)

(4)

(3)

(1)

(2)

(8)

(6)

(5)

(11)

(7)

(13)

(4)

(3)

(1)

(2)

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streams.

(7) Remote connection

port

This Ethernet port connects to the setup PC.

(8) Reset button

This button resets the Product to restart when an error is

generated, etc.

(9) HDMI input port

Inputs HDMI signals. (TM7006E)

(10) HD-SDI input port

Inputs HD-SDI signals. (TM7007E)

(11) HDMI output port

Outputs HDMI signals. (TM7006D)

(12) A USB port and HDMI port (disabled) is located under the cover. (TM7006E/7E)

(13) A USB port is located under the cover. (TM7006D)

(1) to (8) are common to all three models, while (9) through (13) are unique to each model.

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3. Operation

Operation Flow

The flow of basic operations is shown below.

*The first time the device is used or whenever network settings (device IP

address, etc.) are changed, configure 4. Basic Settings after (2).

(1) Connect the device and camera, monitor, router, and other peripherals.

(5. Connecting the Encoder or Decoder)

(2) Turn on the device and peripherals.

(3.2 Turning Power ON or OFF)

(3) Connect a PC to the device, and

perform operations and configure

settings on the PC using the

application.

(3.3 Controlling the Device from a PC)

(4) Perform operations and configure

settings from the device preset

switches.

(3.4 Controlling the Device with the

Preset Switches)

(5) Connect the encoder and decoder, and transmit video and audio.

(5. Connecting the Encoder or Decoder)

(6) After transmission is complete, turn off the device and peripherals.

(

3.2 Turning Power ON or OFF

)

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Power ON/OFF

 Power ON: After confirming that the rear panel DC power supply is connected,

press the front panel power switch. The power lamp will light. After about 40

seconds the RUN LED (blue) will flash.

 Power OFF: Press the front panel power switch. This will turn off power and

cause the power lamp and LEDs to go out.

Operation from a PC

After connecting this device to the setup PC, device operation and setting

configuration can be performed from the setup PC. Download the application

software from the same download site where you downloaded this User's Manual.

Controlling the Device with the Preset Switches

Operations (destination settings, rate control settings, etc.) are assigned to each of

four switches beforehand. TMC can also configure desired settings for you.

Initial default settings are shown in the table below.

Table 3-1 Initial Default Settings of Preset Switches

Switch A Switch B Switch C Switch D

Encoder

Transmission

rate

3Mbps

Transmission

rate

1Mbps

Transmission

rate

128kbps

Rate Control

ON

Decoder

Connection

request to

encoder

192.168.100.101

Connection

request to

encoder

192.168.100.102

Rate Control

OFF

Rate Control

ON

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4. Basic Settings

Configure the settings of this device from the application running under Windows.

Download the application software from the same download site where you

downloaded this User's Manual.

Starting Up the Application Software

 To install the application software, execute the RemoteCtrl_nn.msi (nn: version

number) file you downloaded. After installation is complete, there will be two

icons on the PC desktop: ENCODER and DECODER.

 Turn on the device.

 Use LAN cable to connect the setup PC and the device remote connection port.

A network hub (with at least three ports) and three LAN cables can be used to

configure encoder and decoder settings simultaneously.

 Set the PC IP address to match the remote connection IP address of the device.

The initial default settings of the IP addresses for device remote connection are

192.168.199.3 for the encoder and 192.168.199.4 for the decoder, so set the IP

address of the setup PC within the range of 192.168.199.1 to 255 (excluding

192.168.199.3 and 192.168.199.4).

• Open Control Panel.

• Click in the following sequence: Network and Internet → Network and Sharing Center

→ Change adapter settings.

• Right-click the icon of the network whose setting you want to change and then click

[Properties].

• Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and then click [Properties].

• Click Advanced Settings and then click [Add].

• Enter an IP address (such as: 192.168.199.1) and subnet mask (such as: 255.255.255.0)

and then click [Add].

Configuring the PC IP Address Setting

Hub

Encoder

Decoder

PC

Figure 4-1 Connect the Setup PC and the Device

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 Click ENCODER to configure encoder settings, or DECODER for decoder settings.

ENCODER

DECODER

Figure 4-2 Application Software Icons

 Under initial default settings, select Default and then click [Connect].

Figure 4-3 Select Connection IP and Port

*If you changed the remote connection IP address and port number using the

procedures under "4.2. Basic Encoder Settings" or "4.3. Basic Decoder Settings,"

click [Add] and then add the changed values. Remarks can be left blank.

*An error message will appear if connection is not possible due to IP address

mismatch.

 The screens shown below will appear following startup. From here on,

explanations will be based on these screens.

Figure 4-4 Screen After the Connection

 To exit the application software, click the close button ([x]) in the upper right

corner.

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Basic Encoder Settings

(1) Configure the settings below in accordance with the network environment being

used.

A. For video and audio stream transmit/receive (LAN port)

Table 4-1 Encoder – LAN Initial Default Setting

Setting Description Initial Default

DHCP Set to ON when connected to a router that

supports DHCP, and to OFF to use a static IP

address.

OFF

IP Address When DHCP is OFF, sets the static IP address.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.100.101

Subnet Mask

When DHCP is OFF, sets the subnet mask.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

255.255.255.0

Default

Gateway

When DHCP is OFF, sets the default gateway.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.100.1

Port Sets the number of the port that

transmits/receives video and audio streams. (0 to

65535)

60001

B. For remote connection (remote connection port)

Table 4-2 Encoder – REM Initial Default Setting

Setting Description Initial Default

IP Address Sets the IP address for remote connection.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.199.3

Port Sets the port number for remote connection.

(0 to 65535)

63000

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Figure 4-5 Encoder – Network Setting

■ Start up ENCODER.

■ On the Network Setting tab, configure

the settings below.

A. For video and audio stream

transmit/receive

B. For remote connection

■ Be sure to click [Save] after

configuring settings.

A

B

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(2) Settings for encoding are described in the table below.

Table 4-3 Settings for Encoding

Setting Description

IP Rate Sets the transmission rate*1 within the range of 64 kbps to

3000 kbps.

Frame Rate Video frame rate setting: 5, 10, 15, 30 fps

Flatten Sets the transmission packet flattening*2 mode (OFF,

LowDelay, Quality, Double, 2Frame, 3Frame).

For details, refer to "7.4Flatten Setting."

CH Number

/Bit rate

/Sampling rate

Configures the settings of a group consisting of the number of

audio channels, bit rate, and sampling rate as a group.

0ch/0kbps/0kHz

1ch/16kbps/24kHz 1ch/32kbps/24kHz

1ch/32kbps/48kHz 1ch/64kbps/24kHz

1ch/64kbps/48kHz 1ch/128kbps/48kHz

2ch/32kbps/24kHz 2ch/64kbps/24kHz

2ch/64kbps/48kHz 2ch/128kbps/24kHz

2ch/128kbps/48kHz 2ch/192kbps/24kHz

2ch/192kbps/48kHz

*1

Transmission bit rate on the Internet line network

*2

Maintains a fixed transmission rate and does not exceed the rate setting.

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Figure 4-6 Encoder – Video Audio Setting

■ On the Video Audio Setting tab,

configure settings.

■ After configuring the settings of five

groups, you can switch between the

groups by clicking the radio buttons on

the left.

Initial default settings are shown in the table below.

Table 4-4 Video Audio Setting – Initial Default Setting

IP Rate

(kbps)

Frame Rate

(fps) Flatten

CH Number

/Bit Rate

/Sampling Rate

No.1 3000 30 OFF 2ch/192kbps/48kHz

No.2 1000 30 OFF 2ch/64kbps/24kHz

No.3 512 15 OFF 2ch/32kbps/24kHz

No.4 128 10 OFF 1ch/16kbps/24kHz

No.5 64 5 OFF 0ch/0kbps/0kHz

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Basic Decoder Settings

Configure the settings below in accordance with the network environment being

used.

A. For video and audio stream transmit/receive (LAN port)

Table 4-5 Decoder – LAN Initial Default Setting

Setting Description Initial Default

DHCP Set to ON when connected to a router that

supports DHCP, and to OFF to use a static IP

address.

OFF

IP Address When DHCP is OFF, sets the static IP address.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.100.160

Subnet Mask

When DHCP is OFF, sets the subnet mask.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

255.255.255.0

Default

Gateway

When DHCP is OFF, sets the default gateway.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.100.1

Port Sets the number of the port that

transmits/receives video and audio streams. (0 to

65535)

60010

B. For remote connection (remote connection port)

Table 4-6 Decoder – REM Initial Default Setting

Setting Description Initial Default

IP Address Sets the IP address for remote connection.

(000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255)

192.168.199.4

Port Sets the port number for remote connection.

(0 to 65535)

63000

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Figure 4-7 Decoder – Network Setting

■ Start up DECODER.

■ On the Network Setting tab,

configure the settings below.

A. For video and audio stream

transmit/receive

B. For remote connection

■ Be sure to click [Save] after

configuring settings.

A

B

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