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USER MANUAL
SFD-IP
Stereo FM Demodulator
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1. GENERAL
PROFline
Thank you for selecting this fine piece of equipment.
This user manual will help you in installing and operating this product on your network.
The philosophy of PROFline is to develop and to produce equipment that is in conformity with the
international standards, and is in no-way proprietary. In the last decade we have developed and
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produced digital- and analogue audio transmission products for a wide range of customers on the
world market.
The PROFline SFD is a “state of the art” broadcast quality FM demodulator with an extremely
accurate reproduction capability. The demodulator is a total FM-demodulator system of which the
input frequency can be freely selected within the 87.5 to 108 MHz band using the keypad on the
front.
The very high technical specifications of the SFD are combined with exceptionally stable
characteristics.
For many years now PROFline is preferred supplier for major global and local broadcast
companies all over the world.
FM Radio Demodulator SFD
The SFD responds to the demands from the professional broadcast market.
It is build around a high dynamic range FM-tuner with high selectivity, switchable wide and narrow
IF bandwidth.
The SFD is able to log 64 alarm events and has an extended range of alarm capabilities.
For RDS-analyzing there are several RDS-monitoring functions available in the SFD.
For further information, please contact PROFline.
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2. INSTALLATION
Before connecting the SFD to the mains, please check the unit for any traces of damage on
mechanical or electrical parts.
The SFD is a 19” 1U rack-mounting unit with connector access at the rear side. The power rating
and heat generation are such that the unit can be placed in a 19” cabinet without
special cooling facilities. However, sufficient clearance must be maintained between the
SFD and other equipment (1U gap). If the other equipment generates a great amount of heat
and/or the ambient temperature becomes too high, additional measures will have to be taken
to dissipate the heat and guarantee reliable operation.
The unit can be mounted at the front of a 19” rack using an appropriate mounting set.
However, the use of lateral support is strongly recommended.
Please check the following chapters when connecting the SFD in the application so maximum
performance is guaranteed.
Special care should be taken with respect to the safety regulations (earthing) as well as the proper
mounting of the (RF) connectors.
Warning!
Do not attempt to open the SFD as there are no user-serviceable parts inside and warranty is
void! For upgrading please contact PROFline or your local distributor.
For contact information please refer to chapter 8 “Support”.
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3. OPERATION
The SFD was designed for professional use in broadcast environment and has a user friendly
operating menu available through the keypad and display on the front side. The rear panel has
also self-explaining connections and will be explained in chapter 5 “Connections”.
3.1. KEYPAD
The buttons on the front, are function keys (< -menu). With the function keys all adjustments can
be performed at the fronted of the SFD.
Ep + ๆ um O ww D
O = O
Fl <= = STOP INPUT / MENU BACK-STEP
F2 T = STEP RIGHT / INCREASE VALUE
F3 4 = STEP LEFT / DECREASE VALUE
F4 J = CONFIRM (ENTER)
F5 menu = OPEN MENU / CLOSE MENU
To change settings and/or values, please perform the following steps.
Push on [menų] to select the menu function
Select the submenu (visible by flashing name) by pushing function keys Î and 4.
Confirm the selection by pushing J
Select the following submenu or setting (visible by flashing name) by pushing Î and 4
Put the SFD in the Editing mode by pushing .. the setting starts flashing
Now change the setting according to the manual by using Î and 4, «+ and .4 confirm the new
setting by pushing the J button until the setting stops flashing (the name will now start flashing).
To leave the menu without storing the new value, please push on +
e When settings are performed push on < to leave the submenu or push [menu] to return to the
operating mode.
In short:
Step 1 Call menu ([menu])
Step 2 Select (T, 4, — and )
Step 3 Confirm by pushing J button until setting stops flashing
Step 4 Close all menus [menu] or close sub menu (<)
Step 2 and 3, depending of the value to be changed, are to be repeated several times.
Attention!
For quickly increasing or decreasing the settings, Y or 4 should be hold for more than 1 second.
After this period, value steps rapidly changes until the key is released.
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3.2. DISPLAY
When connecting the SFD to the mains, the unit will start up and after + 4 seconds the selected
display mode will appear on the display.
3.2.1. DEFAULT MODE
SFD [m m] น Program PFC: 240/100 kHz
In: A 96.20 MHz 68 dBuV OUT: STEREO
SFD : Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE when the
SFD is remote controlled.
โฆ ml : VU indication of received audio. When a stereo signal is received the VU
indicator will show: [y m] in case of o mono signal it will show [๒ ู ]
: This symbol indicates the availability of RDS-data at the received frequency
Program : Preset name or when RDS is available this shows the RDS-name.
When the external MPX-input is selected by the user, the name
will be toggled with MPX EXT.
When the SFD is forced to the external MPX-input (with see chapter 4.3)
this display will toggle with MPX EXT !, so here is the extra explanation point.
Note: When the internal clock of the SFD is not set the display will only show SET CLK!
PFC: 240/100 kHz : Setting of the Programmable Filter Configuration
The indication is: IF-bandwidth (240) / AF-bandwidth (100)
In: A 96.20 MHz : The input parameters are shown here, RF-input A, and input frequency 96,20 MHz
If the input-level becomes lower than the MUTE-level (see chapter 4.1) the
frequency will be toggled with the word MUTED.
68 dBuV : Level of the RF-signal at the selected RF-input
OUT: STEREO : Gives information about the audio signals at the XLR-outputs (Mono or Stereo)
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3.2.2. MPX-DEVIATION
SFD : Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
This VU-meter displays a measurement of the deviation of the complete MPX-signal.
This VU-meter has a peak hold function, which can be reset by pressing the < button.
3.2.3. AUDIO PM (dBu)
SFD : Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
This VU-meter displays a measurement of the audio-level at the XLR-outputs.
Note: When there is a stereo signal at the XLR-outputs, there will be two independent
VU-indicators at the display.
When the audio signals are mono, the VU meter will switch to one indicator, for Left and Right.
3.2.4. AUDIO PPM (dBFS)
SFD : Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
This VU-meter displays a measurement of the digital audio-level at the digital XLR-output.
Note: When there is a stereo signal, there will be two independent VU-indicators at the display.
When the audio signal is mono, the VU meter will switch to one indicator, for both Left and Right.
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3.2.5. RDS DEFAULT
SFD
TA=
TP=
Pl=
Di=
PS=
PTY= :
any
SFD TA=YES TP=OFF Pl=8203 DI=STEREO
PS=Radio3FM PTY=Pop Music
: Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
: Indication of received TA (Traffic Announcement) information (YES or NO)
: Indication of received TP (Traffic Program) information (ON or OFF)
: Received Pl (Program Identification) information (4 digit hexadecimal number)
: The received DI (Decoder Identification control) (MONO or STEREO)
: Received PS (Program Service name) information
PTY (Program TYpe) information
When one or more data-items are not available the display will show -----------
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3.2.6. RDS RADIOTEXT
SFD
MS=
AF=
Method A:
Method B:
RT=
CT=
SFD MS=MUSIC AF(A)=<95.20 MHz 95.8>
RT=<Radio 3FM 24h> CT=20:00 02-02-2002
: Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
: Music / Speech switch code
: Alternative Frequency .
Both AF methods A and B are supported (automatically selected by the SFX)
The displaying method of both AF-list methods differ from each other.
These different methods are indicated with A or B by the SFX.
This list is decoded in the background and all decoded data will be scrolled.
If a new list is decoded the current list will finish scrolling and will
be followed by the new one.
This list is decoded in real time.
After decoding one AF-list, the tuning frequency and the number of alternative
frequencies is displayed.
The alternative frequencies itself are not displayed!
If the next AF-list is decoded, this one will be displayed.
The SFX displays as many AF-lists in real time as possible, however it can
skip displaying a list because they follow up each other too fast to display.
: The Radio Text will be scrolled here
: The received Clock and date information (Clock Time and date)
When one or more data-items are not available the display will show -----------
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3.2.7. MEASUREMENT
SFD SS= 69dBuV PILOT= 7.1 kHz
RDS= 1.9kHz BER= 0% MAX DEV= 62kHz
SFD : Stereo Fm Demodulator, or Toggled with REMOTE,
when the SFD is remote controlled.
SS= : Signal Strength of the tuned frequency at the RF-input
PILOT= : The measured Pilot (19 kHz) deviation of the received signal
RDS= : The measured RDS (57 kHz) deviation of the received signal
BER= : The Block Error Rate of the decoded RDS-data
0 % is error free
MAX DEV= : Measurement of the maximum FM-deviation of the received program.
This figure is the maximum (peak hold) deviation which can
be reset by pressing the < button.
When the receiver frequency is changed, the peak-value
will automatically be cleared.
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3.3. MENU STRUCTURE
Following diagram reflects the menu structure of the SFD
SFD [m@m] * Program PFC: 240/100 kHz
In: A 96.20 MHz 68 dBuV OUT: STEREO
¡€ This menu appears only when the
! password function is activated !
MAIN | RF-IN FILTER MPX AUDIO DISPLAY
| NAME PRESET IP ALARM 1/0
RF-IN | FREQUENCY: 96.20 MHz INPUT: A
| ATTENUATOR: AUTO MUTE: 30 dBuV
FILTER | IF/MPX: 240 / 100 kHz (WIDE)
| STEREO THRESHOLD: 35dBuV
MPX | LEVEL: 6.0 dB PRE-EMPHASE: OFF
| SRC: INTERNAL MODE: RDS
AUDIO | LEVEL: 6.0 dBu TESTTONE:OFF
| DE-EMPHASE: 50uS
DISPLAY| MODE: DEFAULT PASSWORD
| CONTRAST: 50 % VERSION
NAME | EDIT: Program
| COPY: <RDS-PS-name>
PRESET | RECALL... SAVE AS...
| DEFAULTS
IP | MAC LINK TCP/IP NAME DEFAULTS:NO
| TELNET:ON SNMP:ON WEB:ON MP3:ON
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
VO | INPUT [ 1]: FREQUENCY + 100 kHz
| OUTPUT [ 1]: RDS PTY ALARM
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4. SETTINGS
After pushing [menu] one time, the main menu will appear. The main menu will show all
available submenus:
MAIN | RF-IN FILTER MPX AUDIO DISPLAY
| NAME PRESET IP ALARM 1/0
4.1. RF-IN
When selecting the submenu “RF-IN”, the following settings will become available:
RF-IN | FREQUENCY: 96.20 MHz INPUT: A
| ATTENUATOR: AUTO MUTE: 30 dBuV
FREQUENCY : Receiver frequency (i.e.: 96.20 MHz) (87.5-108 MHz).
INPUT : Selected RF-input (A / B)
ATTENUATOR : Attenuation of the RF-input (0 - 40 dB or AUTO)
MUTE : When the RF-input level becomes lower than this level,
the RF-input will be muted. (1 — 50 dBuV or OFF)
4.2. FILTER
The “FILTER” menu is responsible for the IF- and AF- filter settings.
FILTER | IF/MPX: 240 / 100 kHz (WIDE)
| STEREO THRESHOLD: 35dBuV
IF/MPX : IF- and AF-filter settings
240 / 100 kHz (wide IF(240 kHz), full MPX (100 kHz)-processing)
180 / 100 kHz (small IF(180 kHz), full MPX (100 kHz)-processing)
180 / 15 kHz (small IF(180 kHz), mono MPX (15 kHz)-processing)
————» STEREO THRESHOLD : RF-input level on which the filters will automatically
switch back to 180/ 15 kHz (adjustable: 20-50 dBuV)
The stereo threshold has an 5 dBuV hysteresis.
i.e.: stereo threshold level = 30dBuV,
the SFD will switch to mono (180/15 kHz) at 30dBuV,
to switch back to the original settings, the SFD needs 35dBuV.
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4.3 MPX
When selecting the submenu “MPX”, the following settings can be adjusted:
MPX | LEVEL: 6.0 dB PRE-EMPHASE: OFF
| SRC: INTERNAL MODE: RDS
LEVEL : Level of MPX-signal at the BNC-connectors (MPX-out)
(adjustable 0 dB / +11 dB)
PRE-EMPHASE : Pre-emphase filter for the External MPX-input. (ON / OFF)
This option can be switched ON when there is a
straight (not pre-emphased) —mono-audio-signal on the
External MPX-input .
SRC : The MPX-source used for modulating the PLL transmitter.
INTERNAL/EXTERNAL(AUTO)/EXTERNAL(100kHz)/EXTERNAL (15kHz)
Internal: The MPX-signal from the receiver-part is used for
modulating the PLL transmitter.
External (auto): The signal at the EXTERNAL MPX-input
(Sub D15) is used for modulating the PLL transmitter.
The filters of the SFP will be acting the same way as in
the INTERNAL mode.
So it will automatically switch at the Stereo threshold level, and
the signal will be muted when it comes lower then the mute level.
External (100 kHz): The signal at the EXTERNAL MPX-input
(Sub D15) is used for modulating the PLL transmitter.
The filters of the SFP will stay at 100 kHz so there will be an
100 kHz (full stereo) filter over the MPX-signal.
The receiver will keep on working but the signal will not be muted
and filters will no longer be switched automatically.
External (15 kHz): The signal at the EXTERNAL MPX-input
(Sub D15) is used for modulating the PLL transmitter.
The filters of the SFP will stay at 15 kHz so there will be an
15 kHz filter (Mono) over the MPX-signal. The receiver will keep
on working but the signal will not be muted and filters will no longer
be switched automatically.
Note: In internal mode it is possible to force the MPX-input to external.
To do so, pin 15 of the sub D15 connector should be grounded.
The display will show: SOURCE: FORCED EXTERNAL
The MPX-filter will switch to 100kHz when FORCED EXTERNAL
MODE : Selects the type of RDS (Radio Data System) decoding.
The SFD supports 2 different standards;
- RDS (European)
- RBDS (USA, Canada & Latin America)
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4.4. AUDIO
When selecting the submenu “AUDIO”, the following settings can be adjusted:
AUDIO | LEVEL: 6.0 dBu TESTTONE: OFF
| DE-EMPHASE: 50 us
LEVEL : Audio output level at the XLR-connectors (-90-— 15 dBu)
TESTTONE : Test tone of 500 Hz triangle waveform (ON — OFF)
DE-EMPHASE : De-emphase of the audio signal (OFF - 50us - 75 น ร )
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4.5. DISPLAY (1/2)
When selecting the submenu “DISPLAY”, the following settings can be adjusted:
DISPLAY|MODE: DEFAULT PASSWORD
| CONTRAST: 50 % VERSION
4.5.1. MODE: Setting of the display when the SFD is not operated
( Default, RDS default, RDS radiotext, Measurement )
DEFAULT: | SFD [พ พ | * = Program PFC:240/100 kHz
In: A 96.20 MHz 68dBuV OUT: STEREO
RDS DEFAULT: SFD TA=YES TP=OFF Pl=8203 DI=STEREO
PS=Radio3FM PTY=Pop Music
RDS RADIOTEXT: | SFD MS=MUSIC AF=<95.20 MHz 95.8>
RT=<Radio 3FM 24h> CT=20:00 02-02-2002
MEASUREMENT:
SFD SS= 69dBuV PILOT= 7.1 kHz
RDS= 1.9kHz BER= 0% MAX DEV= 62kHz
MPX DEVIATION | ๑ ๓ แข แ
kHz 1
0 20 40 60 80 00 160
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dBu -31 -21 -11 -1 9
AUDIO PM (dBES),| SFD ไล ล “แน
dBFS -40 -30 -20 -10 0
Note!:
When the SFD is in the default mode, the display-mode can be adjusted by pushing the Î and J buttons
This setting will not affect the settings in the display-menu and is therefore not stored in the memory.
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4.5.2. PASSWORD
PASSWORD | PROTECTION: ENABLED
| PASSWORD: PROFLINE
PROTECTION: Protection for entering the menu interface.
(ENABLED / DISABLED)
—» PASSWORD: — PROFLINE
The password can be changed by the user,
the maximum length of the password is 8 characters.
To enter a shorter password, fill up to 8 characters
with asterix (*) signs. (i.e.: TEST****)
After enabling the protection and leaving the menu’s
the following message will appear:
EXIT MENU?: NO
(PASSWORD PROTECTED)
If it’s sure to leave the menu change NO to YES by
use of the T and J buttons and press -to confirm.
Or press < to return to the menu.
Attention! Do not forget the password otherwise you will not be able to enter the SFD menu.
DISPLAY (2/2)
When selecting the submenu “DISPLAY”, the following settings can be adjusted:
DISPLAY|MODE: DEFAULT PASSWORD
| CONTRAST: 50 % VERSION
CONTRAST : Display contrast setting ( 0 — 100 %)
VERSION | SFD VOxx SERIAL=090929012
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SERIAL : This will show the serial number of the SFD
SFD VOxx : This will show the software-version of the SFD
OPTIONS | RX85_110.5 (NOT INSTALLED)
13 | (Hardware option)
OPTIONS | IP2=V00X (INSTALLED)
213 | (Software option)
OPTIONS | MP3 (INSTALLED)
3/3 | (Software option)
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4.6. NAME
The submenu “NAME” incorporates the name settings for this program / preset:
NAME | EDIT: Program
| COPY: Radio3FM
EDIT : The name of this program / preset can be entered here.
This name will be displayed when there is no RDS(PS) name available.
——» COPY : When there is a RDS(PS)-name available it will be shown here.
By pushing the enter-button (1) one time, (when COPY is flashing),
the RDS(PS) name will be copied to the program/preset-name
4.7. PRESET
The submenu “PRESET” displays the SFD preset management.
PRESET | RECALL... SAVE AS...
| DEFAULTS
RECALL PRESET : The user can select a programmed preset,
using the T and J buttons. This preset becomes
active when pressing the enter (~!) key.
The name of the selected preset is shown behind NAME=
SAVE AS : This selection makes it possible to save the current
SFD-configuration to a preset. Choose the right preset with
the T and J buttons and press -to confirm
———» DEFAULTS : Active preset will be reset to factory defaults
It’s recommended, when saving the variables from a program, to save also the name of this
program (see submenu “NAME”. This gives the user, besides the preset number, an extra
identification when using “RECALL PRESET” or “SAVE AS”.
In Program and Recall mode, while stepping through the presets 1 to 64, the display will show
the name of the program (preset).
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4.8. IP
The IP mode can be chosen to either DHCP or Manual.
IMAC LINK TCP/IP) NAME DEFAULTS : NO
| TELNET: ON SNMP:ON WEB:ON MP3:ON (*)
DEFAULTS ‘NO, YES IP, factory defaults are loaded (changing the
setting results in a LAN port reboot)
TELNET :ON, OFF Detailed IP application configuration see
Appendix (changing the settings results in a
LAN port reboot)
SNMP :ON, OFF SFD remote control and measurement
(changing the settings results in a LAN port
reboot)The SNMP application note is
available
on request)
WEB :ON, OFF Enabling or disable the WEB GUI functionality
(changing the settings result in a LAN port
reboot) (see below information about the
login)
MP3 (note *: Optional) :ON, OFF MP3 audio streamed over network
The port number and IP address needs to be
configured in TELNET (see appendix)
Login username and password.
The default values are for IP version below version 5 (1):
Username: admin
Password: password
The default values are for IP version 5 and higher (1) (2):
Username: admin
Password: PrOfline (The symbol 0 is zero sign)
Note 1: Please verify the IP version in the menu:
MAIN DISPLAY OPTIONS OPTIONS 2/3
Note 2: In case you have upgraded the IP software to version 5, the WEB GUI
password is not changed. We recommend to load the defaults after the
upgrade, this will result in one password (PrOfline) for the Telnet and WEB
GUI access. In the Telnet session you can change the password as required.
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MAC | ADDRESS=00-20-4A-9A-7C-71
IP |
LINK | ETHERNETMODE : Auto-negotiation
IP |
ETHERNETMODE: Auto-negotition
100 Mbps Full-duplex
100 Mbps Half-duplex
10 Mbps Full-duplex
10 Mbps Half-duplex
TCP/IP | MODE :DHCP
IP | ADDRESS: 169.254.97.232
MODE :MANUAL, DHCP If DHCP is entered the LAN port will
reboot and return to DHCP menu
If MANUAL is entered the LAN port
will reboot and following menu will
appear
TCP/IP | MODE :MANUAL SUBNET GATEWAY
IP | ADDRESS: 169.254.97.232
ADDRESS. :Enter the fixed IP address for the SFD
SUBNET | HOST BITS : 8
TCP/IP | (SUBNET MASK=255.255.255.0)
HOST BITS : Enter the number of host bits
GATEWAY | GATEWAY : 255.255.255.0
TCP/IP | (0.0.0.0 will disable gateway)
GATEWAY :Enter the gateway address
NAME | DHCP : SFD 090929012—
IP |
DHCP ¡A name can be edited with the up/down arrows.
Default the name is linked with the serial number of
the SFD.
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4.9. ALARM
4.9.0. ALARM GENERAL
In order to receive an alarm on the relay outputs, make sure that
the alarms are properly configured !!!!
The following settings are available in the ALARM menus;
MODE : OFF = Warning and Alarm are switched off
: Warning Only = Warning light on the front will be activated
:Warning+RelayA = Warning light on the front will light up and,
after the alarm delay, the warning light will be changed
into an alarm light and relay A will become active.
:Warning+RelayB = Warning light on the front will light up and,
after the alarm delay, the warning light will be changed
into an alarm light and relay B will become active.
:Warning+RelayC = Warning light on the front will light up and,
after the alarm delay, the warning light will be changed
into an alarm light and relay C will become active.
WARNING DELAY = Delay in seconds before the warning light will be activated
ALARM DELAY = Delay in seconds before the alarm light and relay will be activated
Note!
1. Warning Delay is programmable between 0 and 599 seconds
2. Alarm Delay is programmable between 1 and 600 seconds
The warning-delay should always be less then the alarm-delay.
When the warning-delay is entered higher than the alarm-delay, the alarm-delay
will automatically be set to the warning-delay-time + 1 second.
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4.9.1. RF-IN ALARM
The RF-IN alarm can be activated by two causes; (these each have their own menu's)
* RF-input level to LOW (1-120 dByV)
* RF-input level to HIGH (1-120 dBuV)
Both alarm-levels can be configured individually.
The alarm and warning delays can be adjusted in the sub-menu DELAY.
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
ALARM RF-IN | LOW HIGH
|
ALARM RF-IN | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
LOW |LOW<: 30 dBuV DELAY
ALARM RF-IN | WARNING DELAY: 10s
LOW | ALARM DELAY: 30s
ALARM RF-IN | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
HIGH | HIGH>: 90 dBuV DELAY
ALARM RF-IN | WARNING DELAY: 10s
HIGH | ALARM DELAY: 30 ร
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4.9.2. PILOT ALARM
The PILOT alarm can be activated by a too low pilot-deviation.
* Pilot level to LOW (0.1 - 15 kHz)
The alarm and warning delays can be adjusted in the sub-menu DELAY.
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
ALARM PILOT | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
| LEVEL<: 6.0 kHz DELAY
ALARM PILOT | WARNING DELAY: 5 s
| ALARM DELAY: 10 s
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4.9.3. RDS ALARM
The RDS alarm can be activated by two causes; (these each have their own menu)
* RDS level to LOW ( 0.1 - 6.0 kHz) (RDS-deviation to LOW)
* BER to HIGH (0-99 %) (Block Error Rate of the RDS-data)
Both alarm-levels can be configured individually.
The alarm and warning delays can be adjusted in the sub-menu DELAY.
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
ALARM RDS | LEVEL BER
|
ALARM RDS | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
LEVEL | LEVEL<: 1.2 kHz DELAY
ALARM RDS | WARNING DELAY: 10s
LEVEL | ALARM DELAY: 30 ร
ALARM RDS | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
BER | BER>: 50% DELAY
ALARM RDS | WARNING DELAY: 10s
BER | ALARM DELAY: 30 s
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4.9.4. MPX ALARM
The MPX alarm can be activated by a too high MPX-deviation.
* MPX-deviation to high: (0 -159 kHz)
Unlike other alarm’s, the MPX-alarm has no DELAY for activating the alarm, so the alarm will come
up immediately after a too high MPX-deviation.
The de-activating time for this alarm can be set in the delay menu. This means that in the period,
entered in this menu, no exceeding of the MPX-deviation may occur in order to turn off this alarm.
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
ALARM MPX | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A
DEVIATION | LEVEL>: 70 kHz DELAY
ALARM MPX | OFF DELAY: 10s
DEVIATION |
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4.9.5. AUDIO ALARM
The AUDIO alarms can be activated by three causes; (these each have their own menu’s)
All audio alarms are related to a lower audio deviation then entered in the menu!
All three alarm-levels can be configured individually.
* Level Left: (0dB (40.0 kHz) €> -50dB (=0.14 kHz)) (monitoring of Left audio channel only)
* Level Right: (0 dB (40.0 kHz) €> -50dB (=0.14 kHz)) (monitoring of Right audio channel only)
* Level Both: (0 dB (40.0 kHz) €> -50dB (=0.14 kHz)) (monitoring of Left and Right
audio-channel, this alarm will be activated if both Left and Right are below
the alarm-level during entered delay-time)
The alarm and warning delays can be adjusted in the sub-menu DELAY.
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
ALARM AUDIO | LEFT RIGHT
| BOTH
ALARM AUDIO | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A DELAY
LEFT | LEVEL<:-40dB (=0.42 kHz)
ALARM AUDIO | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A DELAY
RIGHT| LEVEL <:-40dB (=0.42 kHz)
ALARM AUDIO | MODE: WARNING+RELAY A DELAY
BOTH| LEVEL <:-40dB (=0.42 kHz)
ALARM AUDIO | WARNING DELAY: 10 s
| ALARM DELAY: 30s
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4.9.6 LOG
The Log menu gives access to the following parameters
ALARM | RF-IN PILOT RDS MPX
| AUDIO LOG
LOG | VIEW
| CLEAR LIST:NO
VIEW LOG| ALARM RF-IN LVL LOW RAISED
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The log will show the alarms, which were Raised and Cleared.
In the example the RF-IN level is dropped below the chosen level.
The LOG-displays: ALARM RF-IN LVL LOW RAISED , with the
time and date of the occurrence. (LVL = Level)
The LOG is able to display the last 64 events.
The LOG is made in a FIFO configuration, so the first event that occurred
is the first that will be deleted from the LOG (after 64 events)
Note:| POWER ON and POWER OFF are also displayed in the LOG (with time and date)
CLOCK | TIME: 12:10:42 OFFSET: 0.0h
| DATE: 02-04-2005 LOCK TO: SNTP
TIME: HH:MM:SS
DATE: DD-MM-YYYY
OFFSET: ltis possible to give a time offset
(for LOG use only).
This can be used for a radio station that
broadcasts a different time than the local-time
(offset adjustable between -12 and + 12
hours).
LOCK TO: To lock the internal clock to the time received from the
RDS-data of SNTP (OFF / RDS / SNTP)
CLEAR LIST: When selecting CLEAR LIST, the NO-sign will start flashing.
If necessary change NO into YES with
the T and | buttons and press . to confirm.
The Log list will now be emptied.
The display will show: CLEAR LIST: (EMPTY)
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4.10 1/0
VO | INPUT [ 1]: FREQUENCY + 100 kHz
| OUTPUT [ 1]: RDS PTY ALARM
INPUT [1]
OUTPUT [1]
In the submenu “I/O”, the following settings can be set:
: FREQUENCY + 100 kHz.
When input 1 is ‘triggered’ the RF-input frequency will be set + 100 kHz.
: RDS PTY ALARM.
When the PTY of the received station is switched to ALARM
(PTY=31); output 1 will be set to high.
Input's and output's each have four individual configurable in/output's.
These can be found at the SUB-D9 connector l/O at the backside of the SFD.
Input settings make it possible to assign a SFD (internal) function to an input signal.
The output is TLL compatible (0 to 5 Volt DC).
Assignable input functions are:
Input A/B
Frequency + 10 kHz
Frequency + 100 kHz
Frequency - 10 kHz
Frequency - 100 kHz
Preset +
Preset —
Preset x (x = 1 to 64 )
NOT USED
The input will switch to the other RF-input
The RF-input frequency will be increased with 10 kHz
The RF-input frequency will be increased with 100 kHz
The RF-input frequency will be decreased with 10 kHz
The RF-input frequency will be decreased with 100 kHz
The next preset will become active
The previous preset will become active
The SFD will switch to Preset x (which becomes active)
No function assigned
Input pulse, TLL compatible, falling edge sensitive, pulse length =>100 millisecond
Output settings make it possible to assign a SFD (internal) measurement to an output signal.
The output is TLL compatible (drive-level output: 20mA each port)
Measurements available are:
RDS TA
RDS TP
RDS TA 8 TP
RDS MS
RDS PTY NEWS
RDS PTY ALARM
MPX MONO/STEREO
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When RDS TA-bit is set the output will be TRUE
When RDS TP-bit is set the output will be TRUE
When RDS TA and the TP-bit are set the output will be TRUE
When RDS M/S-bit is set to Mono the output will be TRUE
When RDS M/S-bit is set to Stereo the output will be CLEARED
When RDS PTY is set to NEWS set the output will be TRUE
When RDS PTY is set to ALARM set the output will be TRUE
When received signal is Mono the output will be TRUE
When received signal is Stereo the output will be CLEARED
No function assigned
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5. Connections
ae Len
From | left to right:
. Mains connection
. /O Connector
. Local Area Network
. Digital output
. Audio output left
. Audio output right
. RDS DATA-connector
OONDARWDY —
. MPX-output 1
10. MPX-output 2
11. Audio left & right
12. RF-input B
13. RF-input A
14. Ground chassis
5.1. /O Connectors
I/O connector TTL
9-pole sub-D female connector:
: input #1
: input #3
: Ground
: Output 2
: output 4
AUN-
Data connector
9-pole sub-D female connector:
1 = 4 = 6 (Connected)
2 : Data out
3 : Data in
5 : GND
AUDIO LEFT/RIGHT (XLR male)
1 : ground
2 : signal +
3 : signal -
I/O & Alarms connector
15- เย sub-D male connector:
: RELAY C Common
: RELAY C NO
: RELAY B NC
: RELAY A Common
: RELAY A NO
: MPX-OUT
: SCA-IN
: MPX-IN
: RELAY C NC
0 : RELAY B Common
- (๐ 0 ๐ ง 6 ่ ๓ ๑ ๓ ๒ ๐ ง -
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m0 oS So Oe
: IEC panel mount plug with fuse
: Sub D9 female (See 5.1 I/O Connectors)
: RJ-45
: XLR male (Impedance 110 ๑ )
: XLR male (Impedance is 600 Q)
: XLR male (Impedance is 600 Q)
: Sub D9 female (See 5.1 I/O Connectors)
. O & Alarms connector:
Sub D15 male (See 5.1 I/O Connectors)
: BNC
: BNC
: RCA-Cinch 2x
: BNC 750
: BNC 750
:M6
: input #2
: input #4
: output 1
: Output 3
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7 = 8 (Connected)
9 : nc.
Digital output connector (XLR male)
1 : ground
2 : signal +
3 : signal -
: RELAY B NO
: RELAY ANC
: ground
: ground
: MPX-FORCE-IN
Alarm= Common and NO
No alarm= Common and NC
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6. Specifications SFD
RF unit
Frequency input
RF tuning stability
RF input sensitivity
RF inputs, main and spare
: Fully adjustable from 87.5 to 108 MHz, 10 kHz steps
: < 500 Hz
:5 to 110 dBuV
: 2 x BNC, 50/75 Ohm
Return loss : >20 dB
Selectivity
Narrow:
Selectivity at + 90 kHz : >-3 dB
Selectivity at + 200 kHz : >-54 dB
Selectivity at + 300 kHz : >-95 dB
Selectivity at + 400 kHz : >-110 dB
Selectivity at + 300 kHz
Wide:
: lw/lu =-40 dB(mono) (*)
Selectivity at + 120 kHz : >-3 dB
Selectivity at + 200 kHz : >-30 dB
Selectivity at + 300 kHz : >-65 dB
Selectivity at + 400 kHz : >-100 dB
Selectivity at +/-300 kHz : lw/lu = -23 dB(stereo) (*)
Image rejection : >100 dB
IF rejection :>110 dB
AM rejection at 30% AM/75 kHz dev. : >72 dB
RF Attenuation
Adjacent channel suppression
Muting threshold
Stereo threshold
Channel separation (Wide)
Channel separation (Narrow)
: Automatic or manual
: See selectivity specs
: On/Off or adjustable 0 - 50 dBuV
: Adjustable 20 - 50 dBuV
: >48 dB 1 kHz typical >50 dB
: >45 dB 100 Hz-500 Hz
: >30 dB 10 kHz-15 kHz
: >30 dB 1kHz
Note *: Iw/lu means the relation between the Input wanted signal and Input uwanted signal
Stereo decoder
Audio level adjustments L&R
L/R separation
Phase
De-emphases
19 kHz suppression
Distortion
S/N 1 kHz (at 75 kHz deviation)
RMS 20Hz-20 kHz
QP CCIR
S/N 1 kHz (at 40 kHz deviation)
RMS 20Hz-20 kHz
QP CCIR
Audio main output
Output impedance
Audio frequency
Phones
MPX-output level
MPX output impedance
MPX output connector
Digital output
Test tone output, 500 Hz
: from -90 dB to 15 dB(steps 0.1 dB)
: > 46 dB (1 kHz mod. / 40 kHz dev.) typ.> 50 dB
: < 5°, 40 Hz -15 kHz
: Adjustable 0-50-75usec
: > 50 dB
: < 0.2%,1 kHz mod. / 40 kHz dev.
: > 75 dB mono, >73 dB stereo
: > 70 dB mono, >65 dB stereo
: > 72 dB mono, >70 dB stereo
: > 70 dB mono, >65 dB stereo
: XLR male, 1=GND 2=+ signal 3=- signal
: 20 Ohm balanced
: 20 Hz-15 kHz, + 0,3 dB: ref=500 Hz /40 kHz deviation/ 6 dBu
: Stereo jack 6.3 mm on frontpanel,150 Ohm, 50 แ ร de-emphasis
: from 0 dB to 11 dB(0,1 dB steps)
: normal termination 600 Ohm : minimum termination 75 Ohm
: 2 BNC connectors
: AES EBU ,XLR balanced
: 500 Hz triangle
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Measurement functions
Large VU audio input (pm -dBFS)
MPX deviation level
RF level
Pilot level 19 kHz
RDS level 57 kHz
RDS BER level
RDS applications
Alarm logging
Management functions
TELNET
SNMP ( Simple Network management Protocol )
WEB
Optional
MP3 streaming
: -60 dBFS to 0 dBFS
: from O to 160 kHz (step 1 kHz)
: from O to 120 dBuV
: from O to 15 kHz(step 0.1 kHz)
: from 0 to 6 kHz(step 0.1 kHz)
: from 0 to 100%(step 1 %)
: MS, CT ,RT, AF, PS, PI, DI, TA, TP, PTY, Clock
: 64 level deep logging of alarms are stored in a FIFO memory
: Basic network settings
and basic SNMP settings
: V1 and V2c supported
: Remote control access over IP
: MP3 audio streamed over network
: configuration in TELNET
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Data and Alarm ports rear panel
I/O connector
RDS data port
MPX input
MPX input pre-emphasis
RDS/SCA input
MPX output nr 3
Alarm connection (relay contacts)
Alarm set up, menu-controlled
Audio level
MPX deviation level
RF level
Pilot level 19 kHz
RDS level 57 kHz
RDS BER level
General
Main power
Power connection
Headphones connection
Safety and EMC
Operation ambient temperature
Housing dimensions, weight
: TTL compatible (drive level output: 20mA each port)
input level 0-5Vdc
: RS 232 protocol: UECP (RS 232)
: via SUB-D15 impedance 600 Ohm.
: 0 usec for stereo use , or 50 usec for mono use
: impedance 600 Ohm
: 600 Ohm for monitoring of receiver input
: Sub-D25 connector female
: Alarm choice A/B/C delay 1 to 600 seconds
: -50 dB to 0 dB (step 1dB ) for Right or Left channel
: from O to 160 kHz (step 1 kHz)
: min RF/max RF from 1 to 119 dBuV
: from O to 15 kHz (step 0.1 kHz)
: from 0 to 6 kHz (step 0.1 kHz)
: from 0 to 100% (step 1 %)
: 100 to 240 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz, maximum 30 Watt
: IEC panel-mount plug filter with fuse 2.5 AT
: Stereo jack 6.3 mm
: In accordance to CE regulations
: 5 to 45 °C (storage -5 to 65 °C)
: 19 inch x ไน x 300 mm (depth), 5 kg
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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7. RDS data output SFD
RDS decoder UECP
packetizer
SFD Tuner
Filtered RDS in specific
MEC's
PL PS, TA_TP,
All RDS in Free Format DI, MS, PTY, RT
SFD
Display
SFDx Serial output
9 p D-connector (pin 2)
Table with RDS messages and MEC’s as defined in the UECP 6.01.
RDS message MEC
PI (Programme identification) 0x01
PS (Programme service name) 0x02
TA_TP (Traffic-announcement Traffic-programme identification) 0x03
DI (Decoder identification) 0x04
MS (Music/speech switch) 0x05
PTY (Program Type) 0x07
RT (Radio Text) Ox0A
FF (Free-Format) 0x24
At the next page the Free-Format group format and convention is explained as described in the UECP final
version 6.01. (copyright RDS Forum, Geneva, Switzerland).
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3.3.26 Message Name: Free-format group
Message Element Code: 24
Function: To add a group to the free-format buffer for that group type.
MSB LSB
MEC
Format:
MED 00..1F Bits 4..1: Group Type number
Bits 0: Group Version A or B
00..7F Bit 7: Setto0
Bits 6..5: Buffer Configuration
MED Block 3 (MSB)
MED
Bits 4..0: Block 2, 5 Bits
MED Block 3 (LSB)
MED Block 4 (MSB)
MED Block 4 (LSB)
Conventions: If free-format data is present in the buffer for the scheduled group, it will be
transmitted instead of the "internally generated RDS data". An encoder
schedules group transmission according to its group sequence or higher priority
event. If free-format data is present in the buffer for a group type which is not
scheduled for transmission the free-format data will not be transmitted.
Therefore the necessary group for free-format data has to be inserted into the
group sequence in addition to the "normal RDS groups”.
Bits 6 and 5 of the second MED are coded as follows:
Bit6 Bits Buffer Configuration
0 0 Information transmitted once only and removed after
transmission
0 1 Reserved
1 0 For cyclic transmission, free-format information sets
are added to the specified buffer
l 1 Remove all free-format information sets from the
specified free-format buffer
Exa mple: <24><07><0C><00><00><AB><DE>
Data for type 3B group, Block 2 data is OC hex, Block 3 data will be
overwritten by PI code because type B group is selected, Block 4 data is AB DE
hex. The data is transmitted only once.
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8. Support
For support, please contact your local PROFline representative or contact our service department.
an International Datacasting Compan)
Marga Klompélaan 18
6836 BH ARNHEM
The Netherlands
Phone : +31-(0)26 3236969
Fax : +31-(0)26 3233952
Web site : www.profline.nl
e-mail : [email protected]
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9. CE-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The undersigned hereby declares, on behalf of;
PROFline B.V.
Marga Klompélaan 18
6836 BH Arnhem
The Netherlands
that the following product;
Equipment : Stereo FM Demodulator
Model name :SFD
to which this declaration relates, is in accordance with the following Directives:
: EMC-Directive 89/336/EEC
has been designed and manufactured to the following specifications:
Number : Title
EN 60730-1 : Automatic electrical controls for household and similar use,
Part 1: general requirements (February 1995), inclusive amendments A11 + A12 dated February
1996.
EN 50081-1 : Electromagnetic compatibility - Generic emission standard
Part 1: Residential, commercial and light industry.
EN 50082-1 : Electromagnetic compatibility - Generic immunity standard
Part 1: Residential, commercial and light industry.
EN 55013 : Limits and methods of measurement of radio interference characteristics of sound
and television broadcast receivers and associated equipment.
EN 50020 : Limits and methods of measurement of immunity characteristics of sound and
television broadcast receivers and associated equipment.
| hereby declare that the equipment named above has been designed to comply with the relevant
sections of the above referenced specifications. The unit complies with all essential requirements of
the Directives.
Signed by: Frank Peters Sengers, Managing Director
Signature:
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10. WEEE Disposal Instructions
Disposal Instructions
Do not dispose of this device with unsorted household waste.
Improper disposal may be harmful to the environment and human health.
Please refer to your local waste authority for information on return and collection systems in your area.
Directives de mise au rebut
Ne mettez pas cet appareil au rebut avec les déchets ménagers non triés.
La mise au rebut incorrecte peut être nocive a l’environnement et a la santé humaine.
Veuillez vous renseigner auprès des autorités compétentes de votre localité sur les procédures de
renvoi et de collecte dans votre région.
Instruzioni per lo smaltimento
Smaltire questo dispositivo solo in un contenitore previsto per la raccolta municipale di rifiuti separata.
Uno smaltimento improprio può inquinare l’ambiente ed essere pericoloso per la salute delle persone.
Per informazioni sui centre di raccolta locali rivolgersi alle autorita locali competenti per lo smaltimento
dei rifiuti.
Instruções de disposição
Não disponha a eliminação deste dispositivo como resíduo municipal não classificado.
Disposição imprópria pode ser danosa ao meio-ambiente a à saúde de seres humanos. Por gentileza
consulte a sua autoridade local de eliminação de resíduos para informações sobre os sistemas de
retorno e coleta na sua área.
Instrucciones de deshecho
No tire este dispositivo en los contenedores municipales de basura no clasificados para reciclaje. Tirar
residuos inapropia-damente puede resultar nocivo para el medio ambiente y para la salud de las
personas. Por favor diríjase a las autoridades locales responsables de la eliminación de residuos para
obtener información sobre los sistemas de devolución y recolección en su área.
Anweisungen für die Entsorgung
Dieses gerät darf nicht mit unsortiertem hausmúll entsorgt werden. Eine unangemessene Entsorgung
kann sich schädlich auf die Umwelt und die Gesundheid auswirken. Bitte beachten Sie die Hinweise
der für Ihren Ort zuständigen Behörden zu Rückgabe und Sammelverfahren.
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APPENDIX to SFD-IP Telnet session
Basic knowledge of IP is expected to understand and use the next information.
A Telnet session is only possible when:
a) the Telnet application is switched ON. This can be done in the menu MAIN-IP
b) the IP address is known. You can find the IP address in the menu MAIN-IP-TCP/IP.
c) Telnet-client is available. Microsoft supplies the Telnet client with the Operating System.
Below you will find all the necessary steps to start a Telnet Session in conjunction with the SFD-IP
When the SFD-IP is switched to the “manual mode” the default IP address is 192.168.0.1. To make a
Telnet connection with the SFD-IP you type: “telnet 192.168.0.1” behind the prompt.
When the SFD-IP is switched to the “DHCP” mode you can find the IP address in the
menu: MAIN-IP-TCP/IP.
APPENDIX to SFD-IP WEB GUI
Basic knowledge of IP is expected to understand and use the next information.
Using the WEB GUI is only possible when:
a) The WEB application is switched ON. This can be done in the menu MAIN-IP or in a Telnet session
(see the APPENDIX Telnet session)
b) The IP address is known. The IP address can be found in the menu MAIN-IP-TCP/IP.
c) Web browser is available, we recommend to use Internet Explorer version 6 or 7.
Be informed that menu's, sub menu's settings and measurements that are available via the front panel
of the unit are also available via this WEB GUI (excluding the IP and Display menu). The names of
menu's and submenus, settings and measurements are the same as shown at the LCD of the SFD-IP.
Detailed description of menu's and settings can be found in this user manual.
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To open the WEB GUI with the Explorer, type the IP address of the unit into the address bar. The
following screen will appear.
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You must enter a username and password to login.
username |
password |
Login | Clear |
FM Remember login permanently?
Login username and password.
The default values are for IP version below version 5 (1):
Username: admin
Password: password
The default values are for IP version 5 and higher (1) (2):
Username: admin
Password: PrOfline (The symbol 0 is zero sign)
Note 1: Please verify the IP version in the menu: MAIN DISPLAY OPTIONS OPTIONS 2/3
Note 2: In case you have upgraded the IP software to version 5, the WEB GUI password is not
changed. We recommend to load the defaults after the upgrade, this will result in one
password (PrOfl1 ne) for the Telnet and WEB GUI access. In the Telnet session you can
change the password as required.
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Appendix MP3 configuration
1. Is the MP3 option installed?
This document assumes that the MP3 option is installed. You can verify this in the menu: MAIN
DISPLAY VERSION.
2. Configuration of the MP3 settings
Before the MP3 option can be configured for your system be sure that the options TELNET and MP3
are enabled (=ON) in the menu MAIN IP (accessible via the front panel).
Furthermore check the network address of the SFD-IP in the menu MAIN IP TCP/IP.
2.1 Open a MS-DOS command prompt on a personal computer inside the same network segment as
the SFD-IP device.
2.2 Execute the telnet application using the command: telnet <network address> (i.e. telnet
192.168.1.100).
2.3 When the telnet session is connected, the SFD-IP will ask for an user account and password. The
login and password depend on the IP version. The IP version is shown on the second line, in the
picture the IP version is V005.
<< Telnet 10.0.0.11
The default values are for IP version
5 and higher:
Username: admin
Password: PrOfline (The symbol 0 is
zero sign)
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SFD: UOYO IP : UO05
login: admin
Password: xxxxxxxx
Account “admin” has logged in
Press help<enter> for help instructions
SFD>mp3
MP3 Settings:
mp3 : ENABLED
dest. address : 10.0.0.17 .
dest. port : 5004 The default values are for IP version
below version 5:
Username: admin
Password: password
Change settings (no): ม
2.4 After login, The telnet command prompt (SFD>) is shown and ready to use. Type “mp3” followed
by enter key, to open the mp3 configuration menu.
2.5 The three settings can be changed as required. Changes are only saved when the telnet session
is closes with the command “save”.
MP3 : Enable or disable
Dest. Address : this can be a network broadcast address or a unicast address (see below network
diagrams on the next page.
Dest. Port : port number free to choose (please make sure that firewalls and routers in the
network accept this port number.
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3. Network diagrams
Local IP network with MP3 streamer in a unicast solution.
IP network
SFD-IP with MP3 option 10.0.0.X Computer with MP3 player
1) SFD-IP address: 10.0.0.11 1) Network address: 10.0.0.17
2) MP3 streamer 2) MP3 player
2.1) Destintation address: 10.0.0.17 2.1) source address: 10.0.0.11
2.2) port number: 5004 2.2) port number: 5004
Local IP network with MP3 streamer in a broadcast solution.
IP network
SFD-IP with MP3 option 10.0.0.X Computer with MP3 player
1) SFD-IP address: 10.0.0.11 1) Network address: 10.0.0.17
2) MP3 streamer 2) MP3 player
2.1) Destintation address: 10.0.0.255 2.1) source address: 10.0.0.11
2.2) port number: 5004 2.2) port number: 5004
WAN solution MP3 streamer in a unicast solution.
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1) SFD-IP address: 10.0.0.11 Rotter Router 1) Network address: 10.0.0.17
2) Gateway address: 10.0.0.1 WAN address: 187.0.0.25 2) MP3 player
2) MP3 streamer WAN address: 187.0.0.20 Assign port 5004 to 10.0.017 2.1) source address: 187.0.0.20
2.1) Destintation address: 187.0.0.25 2.2) port number: 5004
2.2) port number: 5004
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4. Audio player
We like to introduce two audio players that can be used for the MP3 streaming application.
e VLC (VideoLan)
e Zinf
4.1 VLC
VLC is a product of VideoLan (www.videolan.org), be aware that you need VLC media player
0.8.6b, for some reason the newer versions do not work (see below the “about” information).
About VLC media player
VLC media player 0.8.6b (wxWidgets interface)
(c) 1996-2006 - the VideoLAN Team
Compiled by videolanGaltair. videolan.org.
Compiler: gcc version 3.4.5 (mingw special).
This program comes with NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
You may redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence;
see the file named COPYING for details.
Written by the VideoLAN team; see the AUTHORS file.
The VideoLAN team <[email protected]>
http://www.videolan.org/
After installation and activating the application, the following window will appear:
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0:00:41 / 0:00:1 x1.00 udp://@:5004
4.1.1 Configure the stream
Open the File menu and you get a drop down menu, select “Open Network Stream”. The
below tabs will appear, Select the Network tab, select UDP/RTP, edit the port number you
have defined in the SFD-IP (Telnet session) and press ok.
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Customize: | udp://@:5004
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4.1.2 Stream and Media info
Open the menu View, select Stream and Media Info, the following
information becomes available.
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General | Advanced information |; Statistics
Input Video
Read at media Decoded blocks
Input bitrate Displayed frames
Demuxed Lost frames
Stream bitrate
Streaming Audio
Sent packets Decoded blocks
Sent bytes Played buffers
Send rate Lost buffers
5. Zinf
Information about this product can be found at www.zinf.org.
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MusicBrainz a
Advanced Zinfis an Open Source effort to build the most useful digital audio player
MusicBrowser around. In the interest of supporting the free software community. while at the
same time fostering the growth of the online delivery of music. EMusic.com
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has funded both the FreeA”p.org domain and the efforts of the FreeA"p team.
The FreeA*p team consisted of. Mark B. Elrod, Robert Kaye, Isaac Richards,
Brett Thomas, and Jason Woodward.
Other people have also contributed to FreeA*p:
William Bull, Alan Cutter, Gabor Fleischer, Jean-Michel HERVE, Hiromasa
Kato, Michael Bruun Petersen, Sylvain Rebaud, The Snowblind Alliance.
Tom Spindler, Valters Vingolds, and Mark Weaver.
Zinfis being released under the terms of the GPL. Zinfis looking for some
talented programmers who are interested in continuing to work on Zinf.
Please check the zinf.org website for more details.
Visit Zinf.org
After installation and executing the application the following window will appear (see next page):
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5.1 Configure the stream
Select the Files menu and the following window will appear with the possibility to open a URL. Edit the
URL rtp://<source address>: <port number> (or rtp://@:5004).
e The destination address is the IP address of the SFD-IP, check the network address of
the SFD-IP in the menu MAIN IP TCP/IP.
e Port number, this is the port number defined in the Telnet session.
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