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Barco NRC-200 Owner's manual

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NRC Network Integration
K5903127-00
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Barco n.v.
President Kennedypark 35
8500 Kortrijk, Belgium
NRC Network Integration
Application Note
1 Introduction
NRC Network Integration aims at deploying NRC in an existing corporate network infrastructure.
On one hand, the NRC has a dedicated point-to-point network connection to the ClickShare Base
Unit. On the other hand, the second network interface is used to connect to the local network.
The NRC Client and all video sources (encoders, IP based devices, etc. …) are located on this
network. It may also have a wireless extension to support mobile devices.
The sections below contain the necessary guidance to set this up, including some of the inner
details that explain the constraints on the network infrastructure.
Network
(LAN + WLAN)
Corporate Network
NRC-200
ClickShare
Classic
Moderator
PC
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Tablet
NGS-D220
NGS-D200
SetTop Box
Blue Ray Player
IP Camera
Desktop PC
Document
Camera
NGS-D200
Barco n.v.
President Kennedypark 35
8500 Kortrijk, Belgium
NRC Network Integration
K5903127-00
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2 Dedicated connection to the ClickShare Base Unit
The NRC requires a dedicated connection to the ClickShare CSC Base Unit, using the rightmost
network interface. This network connection has been preconfigured in the IP range 192.168.1.x. It
is mandatory to use this subnet for this connection.
For proper operation, the other network connection of the NRC (video network) should be of a
different address range to avoid conflicts.
3 NRC Video network
The second network interface is the connection to the NRC Video Network. This network can have
any address range except for 192.168.1.x, which is reserved for the ClickShare interface.
Optionally, a wireless extension could be installed to connect the NRC Client and add support for
Airplay clients.
Barco AV-to-IP encoders such as the NGS-D200 and NGS-D220 need to be connected over the
NRC Video network. In addition, other devices (such as IP cameras) can be connected on this
network as well.
The ZeroConf protocol is required for the automatic discovery and configuration of the NRC and
the Barco AV-to-IP encoders; as such they all need to be connected to the same network.
Third-party equipment needs to be configured manually
4 Configuring the system
The built-in configuration wizard of the NRC Client will guide you through the installation process.
It will detect all Barco network devices and configure the NRC to use them.
The detection is based on ZeroConf. For a successful procedure, the device which runs the NRC
Client needs to be connected to the same LAN as the streaming video devices and the NRC.
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