Extron electronics VNR 100 Manuel utilisateur

VNR 100 • Setup Guide

The Extron VNR 100 recorder is a network storage device capable of recording and playing back PURE3 video, audio, and

data streams from VN‑Matrix codecs and encoders in a VN‑Matrix system. The system must be under the control of an Extron

VNMEnterprise Controller.

This guide provides basic instructions for an experienced installer to congure and operate a VNR 100 recorder.

NOTE: For complete instructions about mounting, installation, and network conguration, see the VNR 100 User Guide and

the VNM Enterprise Controller User Guide at www.extron.com.

VN-Matrix

VNR 100

Recorder

VN-Matrix

VNR 100

Recorder

Network

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

VN-MATRIX 225 SERIES

RGB/DVI OVER IP

LAN-1

LAN-2

STATUS

Browser Based User

Control

Multicast Enabled

Network

Multiple VNM 200 and 225 Series Encoders

(or CODECs conﬁgured as encoders)

VNM Enterprise Controller

TouchLink™Touchpanel

External User Control

Multiple VNM 200 and 225 Series Decoders

(or CODECs conﬁgured as decoders)

VNR 100 Recorder

Installation

1. Mount the VNR 100 using the provided rack mount kit (see Mounting, below).

2. Connect a standard IEC power cord to the rear panel connector (see Rear Panel Features on page 2).

3. Connect the VNR 100 to the same network as the VNM Enterprise Controller, using Ethernet port 0 (see Rear Panel Features

on page 2).

4. Power on the VNR 100 (see VNR 100 Power Up Procedure on page 3).

5. Use a computer on the same network to carry out the initial conguration (see VNR 100 Initial Conﬁguration on page 3).

6. Use the VNM Enterprise Controller to congure the VNR 100 (see Getting Started with the VNM Enterprise Controller on

page 4).

7. If it becomes necessary to power down the VNR 100, see VNR 100 Power Down Procedure on page 3.

Mounting

The VNR 100 can be mounted in a rack, using the provided kit. See the VNR 100 User Guide at www.extron.com for UL

guidelines for rack mounting and complete mounting instructions.

VNR 100 • Setup Guide (Continued)

Rear Panel Features

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aAC power connector — use a standard IEC power cord to connect the recorder to a 100 to 240 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz power

source.

bPS/2 port for mouse (optional) — connect a PS/2 mouse to this port, if required.

cPS/2 port for computer keyboard (optional) — connect a PS/2 keyboard to this port, if required.

dUSB ports (2) — may also be used to connect a mouse and keyboard for initial conguration. In total, there are four USB

inputs, two on the rear panel and two on the front panel.

eRS-232 control port — use an Extron control cable (not provided) to connect the VNR 100 to a control PC.

fVGA output connector — connect a local VGA monitor to this output.

gEthernet port 0 (eth0) — use an RJ‑45 cable to connect this port to the primary network (the VN‑Matrix network).

hEthernet port 1 (eth1) — is not functional. Do not connect this port to the network.

Front Panel Cover

The front panel has a lockable cover to prevent unauthorized access to the removable drives. When the cover is in place, the DVD

player, USB ports, and serial ports are not available for use. To install or remove the front cover, see the VNR 100 User Guide at

www.extron.com.

VN-Matrix

VNR 100

Recorder

Handle

Front Panel Features

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aHandles (2) — for sliding the unit in and out of the mounting rack and securing the front panel bezel. Do not use the handles

for lifting the recorder.

bCD and DVD drive — used for system updates or software installation.

cUSB ports — used to connect a mouse and keyboard for initial conguration. There are a total of four USB ports: two front

panel and two rear panel.

dRS-232 Comm port — Insert a 9‑pin RS‑232 cable to connect the unit to a control PC.

eStatus LEDs — ve LEDs providing information about:

Power

Network

Activity (2)

Network

Activity (1)

Drive

Activity

Overtemperature

a. The Overtemperature LED ashes yellow when a fan fails. It lights yellow solidly when the internal temperature is too high

(this may be caused by high ambient temperature or a fan that is obstructed).

b. Network 2 is not active, so this LED does not light.

c. The Network Activity (1) LED ashes green when there is activity on Network 1.

d. The Drive Activity LED ashes yellow when the hard drive is in use.

e. The Power LED lights green when the unit is receiving power.

fReset button — is used to reboot the VNR 100.

gPower button — used to apply or turn off the main power. When main power is turned off, standby power is actively

supplied to the recorder.

hOS drive — houses the solid state operating system drive (removable).

iMedia drive — houses the media drive (removable).

jSpare drive bays (2) — are not used. They must not have drives tted.

ATTENTION:

• Do not remove the OS drive or media drive while the VNR 100 is powered on.

• For complete instructions about replacing the OS drive, see the VNR 100 O/S Drive Replacement Kit Installation

Guide at www.extron.com.

• For complete instructions about replacing the media drive, see the VNR 100 Media Drive Replacement Kit

Installation Guide at www.extron.com.

VNR 100 Power Up Procedure

NOTE: Before powering up the VNR 100, ensure all necessary devices are connected correctly and powered up.

Power up the VNR 100 by pressing the power button (see Front Panel Features ﬁgure, g). The VNR 100 boots up.

VNR 100 Power Down Procedure

Power down the VNR 100 by pressing and releasing the power button (see Front Panel Features ﬁgure, g). Ther recorder takes

approximately 20 ‑ 30 seconds to power down.

VNR 100 Initial Conguration

Network Considerations

Before connecting the VNR 100 recorder to the network, you need to know the network settings of both the VNR 100 and the

VNM Enterprise Controller. The following are the default settings. Check with your network administrator to be sure they still apply

to your unit:

Network settings (ETH0) IP address 192.168.254.254

Subnet mask 255.255.255.0

Gateway address 192.168.254.253

Port 8080

Controller IP address 192.168.254.254

Port 5432

Conguration User name cong

Password cong

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Extron Headquarters

+1.800.633.9876 (Inside USA/Canada Only)

Extron USA - West Extron USA - East

+1.714.491.1500 +1.919.850.1000

+1.714.491.1517 FAX +1.919.850.1001 FAX

Extron Europe

+800.3987.6673

(Inside Europe Only)

+31.33.453.4040

+31.33.453.4050 FAX

Extron Asia

+65.6383.4400

+65.6383.4664 FAX

Extron Japan

+81.3.3511.7655

+81.3.3511.7656 FAX

Extron China

+86.21.3760.1568

+86.21.3760.1566 FAX

Extron Middle East

+971.4.299.1800

+971.4.299.1880 FAX

Extron Korea

+82.2.3444.1571

+82.2.3444.1575 FAX

Extron India

1800.3070.3777

Inside India Only

+91.80.3055.3777

+91.80.3055.3737 FAX

VNR 100 • Setup Guide (Continued)

1. Use a computer connected to the same network as the VNR 100. In the browser address bar,

enter the IP address of the recorder, followed by a colon (:) and the port number. By default, this

is 192.168.254.254:8080. Contact your network administrator to be sure these values have

not changed.

The login screen opens (see gure at right).

2. Enter the Username and Password.

NOTE: By default, both the Username and Password are config.

3. Click Login. The VNR 100 Recorder Settings page opens (see gure at right).

4. Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address of the recorder.

5. Enter the Controller IP address, Controller port number and maximum transmission

unit (MTU) setting for the controller. Contact your network administrator to ensure you have

the correct values.

ATTENTION: The VNM Enterprise Controller port number is used by all VN‑Matrix

devices to communicate with the VNM Enterprise Controller. The value should

only be changed if the VNM Enterprise Controller has been congured to accept

communications on a different port number.

Under normal circumstances, the setting should remain at the default value (5432).

6. Enter a New password and Confirm New password.

7. Click Apply Changes to save the settings (or Cancel Changes to exit without saving the

information).

Getting Started with VNM Enterprise Controller

The VNM Enterprise Controller must be on the same network as the VNR 100.

1. Use a PC on the same network as the controller to access the controller website. In

the browser address bar, enter the controller IP address. The Login screen opens (see

gure at right).

2. Enter the Username and Password.

NOTE: By default, for the VNM Enterprise

Controller, the Username is admin. Leave

the Password blank (no entry is required).

3. Click Login. The Enterprise Controller device list

opens (see the gure to the right).

4. Check the box next to the VNR 100 recorder. A

series of action buttons appear at the bottom of

the screen (see gure below).

See the Enterprise Controller User Guide (at

www.extron.com) for complete information

about conguring and using the VNR 100.

Network settings [eth0]

Recorder settings

User settings

Data disk

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Gateway

Serial

Controller IP

Controller port

MTU

New password

Conﬁrm New password

192.168.254.254

255.255.255.0

192.168.254.253

192.168.254.254

5432

1500

1111999

mounted to /home/matrix_rec/Recording_Files

Disk free space: 19GB->98% used

formated to ext3

status:

Umount

Format

Apply Changes Cancel Changes

Logout

VNMatrix recorder settings

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