Sennheiser MobileConnect Manuel de l'opérateur

MobileConnect

User documentation

Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG

Am Labor 1, 30900 Wedemark, Germany, www.sennheiser.com

MobileConnect & CinemaConnect - v1.6.1

Table of contents

Product overview 5

Typical applications 5

Features 6

Bring your own device 6

Personal Hearing Assistant 6

Components 7

ConnectStation 7

MobileConnect App 8

Access Point (optional) 9

System planning 10

Country variants 11

Country variants for Standalone Mode 11

Country variants for Integrated Mode 12

Network integration 13

Selecting the network mode 13

Standalone Mode 14

Using a single Access Point 14

Using multiple Access Points 15

Increasing the number of clients per ConnectStation

(Standalone Mode) 16

Integrated Mode 17

Network connection 17

Increasing the number of clients per ConnectStation (In-

tegrated Mode) 18

Requirements/Recommendations towards your network

(Integrated Mode) 19

Traffic Structure to expect with a MobileConnect/Ci-

nemaConnect installation 20

Important recommendations towards WiFi 21

General network requirements 21

Switches, Access Points and QoS 22

Network bandwidth 22

Cluster discovery (Integrated Mode) 23

Order of methods for Cluster Discovery 23

Explicit server selection 24

Automatic cluster setup via multicast announcement

Overriding the default multicast group address and

port for multicast announcements 25

Service discovery (Integrated Mode) 26

Order of methods for Service Discovery 26

Explicit service registration via DNS-SD (PTR/SRV) 26

Automatic discovery via multicast announcement 27

Discovery via hostname “sennheiser-connect” 28

Discovery via hostname “local.connect” 28

DHCP and DNS Search Domains 28

Setting a single Search Domain with DHCP Option 15

Setting multiple Search Domains 29

WiFi planning 30

WiFi coverage 30

Antenna pattern Ruckus Zoneflex 7273 30

WiFi Design 31

Planning audio level and latency 32

Overview audio chain 32

List of tested mobile devices 33

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 34

California Building Standards 34

ADA Standards for Accessible Design 34

Installation and configuration 35

ConnectStation hardware overview 36

Product overview - front 36

Product overview - back 36

Installation 37

Power and audio cabling 38

Connecting/Disconnecting the ConnectStation to/

from the mains power supply 38

Switching the ConnectStation on/off 38

Connecting audio signals 39

Stereo audio 40

Network cabling 40

Placement of Ethernet ports on the back panel of the

ConnectStation 40

Access and initial configuration 41

Configuration guide 42

Getting started 42

Standalone Mode 43

Setup 43

System Overview 47

Network 50

WiFi 51

Integrated Mode 53

Setup 53

System Overview 55

Client Balancing 57

Network 58

General configuration 59

App Interface 59

Channel Groups 61

Protected Channels 66

Client Monitoring 67

Audio Inputs 68

Captions 71

Log 73

Maintenance and troubleshooting 74

Usage Recommendations 75

Powering off the ConnectStation 75

Frequency of powering on and off the ConnectStation

in Integrated Mode 75

System update 76

Factory reset 78

Resetting the ConnectStation via Admin Interface 78

Resetting the ConnectStation via USB keyboard 78

Resetting the access point 78

Forgotten password 79

Service access 80

Connecting to the Internet for service and support ac-

cess 80

Troubleshooting 81

Apps 81

Mobile device does not see the MobileConnect/Cine-

maConnect WiFi (Standalone Mode) 81

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect WiFi is visible but

mobile device does not connect 81

Mobile device is frequently disconnecting from Mobi-

leConnect/CinemaConnectWiFi 81

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect App shows no chan-

nels to select 81

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect app shows “No

connection” 81

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect app shows “Client li-

mit has been reached” 82

Audio quality 84

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect App does show

channels to select from but when selected there is no

audio 84

MobileConnect/CinemaConnect App does provide au-

dio but it is distorted or has drop outs 84

Audio latency is higher than expected 84

Audio is ahead of the video 84

The audio level is low 85

There is a lot of noise 85

There is clipping noise 85

Integrated Mode 86

The admin interface cannot be accessed or shows

“Configuration problem” 86

The user enters a wrong static IP for LAN2 in Integra-

ted Mode 86

A ConnectStation cannot join or rejoin a cluster in In-

tegrated Mode 86

Client Balancing or Client Monitoring are not visible on

the admin interface page 86

Product overview

MobileConnect - Sennheiser's WiFi based system for your venue that en-

ables low-latency transmission of audio content to mobile devices such as

smartphones and tablets. With our real time audio streaming server and

the MobileConnect App, you can easily provide assistive listening for hea-

ring impaired, audio description for blind people, interpretation channels or

audio for silent screens to your venue as well as movie subtitles.

Sennheiser's MobileConnect system embraces the bring-your-own-device

(BYOD) principle enabling users to use their own mobile devices on the Mo-

bileConnect WiFi network. The system consists of a ConnectStation, a

central unit for integrating different audio streams and transmitting them

via WiFi access points to the personal mobile devices.

Typical applications

Assistive listening

Audio description

Interpretation / Multi-language audio

Digital signage / Silent screens

Features

Bring your own device

►

The streaming system adheres to the “bring your own device” (BYOD) phi-

losophy. That means that all the people in the audience can use their own

smartphones as receivers with their own headphones, and do not need any

additional hardware. This way, they don’t have to rent expensive equip-

ment and can use devices they are already familiar with. Of course, the

venue can also offer iPods or other rental devices.

Personal Hearing Assistant

Developed with Fraunhofer-Institut für Digitale Medientechnologie ID-

MT, the Personal Hearing Assistant allows for a truly intuitive sound ad-

justment. The audio signal can be adjusted easily according to individual

hearing needs – not only the volume of the audio signal, but also more so-

phisticated sound parameters that affect speech intelligibility.

Components

The MobileConnect system consists of these components.

ConnectStation

The ConnectStation is the central unit for integrating different audio

streams and transmitting them vie WiFi access points to any personal mo-

bile device.

Components

MobileConnect App

►

Available for iOS / Android – and for free. The MobileConnect App is easy

to use and convenient for everyone. It is fully compatible with iOS and And-

roid accessibility modes where visual impairment support is required. Its

advanced Personal Hearing Assistant is based on technologies by Fraun-

hofer Institute IDMT and allows for individual audio adjustments via a sim-

ple and intuitive touchscreen user interface.

►

Components

Access Point (optional)

►

The Ruckus WiFi Access Point is used for wireless transmission of the au-

dio signals to the users‘ personal devices. It is only necessary if the system

is used in Standalone Mode.

The access point is only delivered with the +WiFi country variants (see

"Country variants").

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