Teradek CUBE Manuel utilisateur

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing Cube –the world’s first camera-top streaming HD video solution. The Cube

Encoder streams HD video over any IP network. Wireless-equipped Cubes can connect directly to

laptops, Cube Decoders, or mobile devices, or join an existing wireless network to stream over a LAN or

WAN. USB-equipped Cubes are also capable of streaming using select 4G capable modems. Cube

features native integration with Livestream.com for turn-key live Internet streaming and content

distribution. Use this reference to help get the most out of your Cube.

1. Three key steps to get started with your Cube:

1. Connect and power your device (page 5)

2. Connect Cube to your network (page 8)

3. Pick your streaming application (page 10)

Support Resources

In addition to this Reference Guide, there are a number of resources available for more

information on Cube’s features and operation. Included in the box is a USB drive that

includes the full user manual, training videos, and our TeraCentral app. For online

information, see the following:

oSupport forum: http://forum.teradek.com - Contains tips, information, and all the latest available

firmware and software updates.

oTraining videos: http://cube.teradek.com/training.html

If you are unable to find what you are looking for online, please contact Teradek’s support staff:

E-mail: support@teradek.com | Phone: (888) 941-2111 ext. 2 (available M-F 9AM-6PM PST)

Disclaimer

This manual is intended for user information only. Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents within are

accurate at the time of printing, and that updates are made in a timely manner. Teradek cannot be held responsible

for inaccuracies, typographical errors, or out-of-date information contained within this manual.

Warning

Teradek Cube products contain no user serviceable parts. Disassembly, modification, or removal of any of the

device’s components may void your warranty. For up-to-date warranty terms, please visit

http://cube.teradek.com/warranty.html .

Table of Contents

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 2

Support Resources ........................................................................................................................................ 2

Disclaimer...................................................................................................................................................... 2

Warning......................................................................................................................................................... 2

Connect and Power Your Device................................................................................................................... 5

1. Getting started:............................................................................................................................... 5

2. Physical connections:.................................................................................................................... 5

Connect Cube to Your Network .................................................................................................................... 8

1. Ad Hoc instructions........................................................................................................................ 8

2. Infrastructure instructions.............................................................................................................. 8

Connect to Cube using TeraCentral .............................................................................................................. 9

Encoder –Pick Your Application .................................................................................................................10

1. Local monitoring with computers and/or decoders .................................................................10

2. Local monitoring with iOS devices using OPlayer HD............................................................11

3. Internet streaming using Livestream.........................................................................................12

Decoder....................................................................................................................................................... 14

1. Changing output format............................................................................................................... 14

2. Pairing............................................................................................................................................ 14

3. Switching between available streams....................................................................................... 15

4. Manual configuration ................................................................................................................... 15

Stream Modes............................................................................................................................................. 15

1. RTP/RTSP.....................................................................................................................................15

2. Secondary Quickview Stream.................................................................................................... 16

3. HTTP Live......................................................................................................................................16

4. Live Internet Streaming............................................................................................................... 17

Encoder Controls......................................................................................................................................... 17

1. Options (in order of display): ...................................................................................................... 18

Network Settings.........................................................................................................................................19

1. Network Configuration................................................................................................................. 19

2. Network Services .........................................................................................................................21

Configuration pages....................................................................................................................................21

1. Dashboard..................................................................................................................................... 21

2. Video Setup................................................................................................................................... 22

3. System........................................................................................................................................... 25

4. Info.................................................................................................................................................. 28

Advanced and/or activatable applications ................................................................................................. 29

1. RTSP announce........................................................................................................................... 29

2. RTP push....................................................................................................................................... 29

3. UDP multicast............................................................................................................................... 30

4. Transport stream.......................................................................................................................... 31

5. Proxy Recording........................................................................................................................... 33

Troubleshooting.....................................................................................................................................36

Connect and Power Your Device

1. Getting started:

1. To power your Cube, connect the included AC adapter (or accessory power cable, sold

separately) to Cube via the 4 pin LEMO connector marked ‘6-28 DC Input’(b). Cube begins to

boot as soon as power is connected. NOTE: The ENC/DEC LED blinks to indicate Cube is

booting. This process takes approximately 1 ½ minutes.

2. Connect your video source to Cube via BNC cable (e)(SD/HD-SDI 1xx models, Composite 5xx

models) or HDMI cable (2xx models).

3. Attach the antenna (a)(if applicable) via the threaded RP-SMA connector.

4. Use the included hot shoe mount and/or ¼” screw (f) to mount Cube to your camera, tripod

mount, or other accessory mount, if desired.

5. Once Cube has booted, verify that the ‘ENC’ and ‘VID’ LEDs are green, indicating video is

successfully detected (c).

For more information about Cube’s physical connections and power options, please see the following

sections.

2. Physical connections:

Left: Cube 1xx SDI encoder, Right: Cube 2xx HDMI encoder

Left: Cube 3xx SDI decoder, Right: Cube 4xx HDMI decoder

1. Audio/Video Input/Output:

1.1. Video intput: SD/HD-SDI (Cube 1xx Series), HDMI (Cube 2xx Series), PAL/NTSC

Composite (Cube 5xx Series)

1.2. Video output: SD/HD-SDI (Cube 3xx Series), HDMI (Cube 4xx Series)

1.3. Audio output: 2Ch. Embedded HDMI/SDI audio, Line in via 1/8” stereo TRS, Mic in via 1/8”

stereo jack* (Cube 150 and 250 models only)

1.4. Audio output: 2Ch. Embedded HDMI/SDI audio, Line out via 1/8” stereo TRS

2. Power:

2.1. LEMO pin configuration:

1. DC +

2. No Connect

3. No Connect

4. DC -

2.2. Cube accepts 6-28 volts DC input via a 4 pin LEMO connector.

2.3. An AC adapter is included with Cube. Teradek also offers a number of power accessory

cables and battery plates to integrate with your existing power equipment. Accessories are

available online at http://store.teradek.com or through your local Teradek dealer.

3. Ethernet, USB, antenna

Left to right: Cube x00, x20, x50 back connections

3.1. 10/100 Ethernet port –Use this for connecting to networks via Ethernet.

3.2. USB port (if applicable) –Used for connecting to Wireless broadband USB modem.

3.3. Go Live! Button –Used for various tasks including broadcast start and stop, pairing, and

factory resets. Please See Description of Button and Standard LED (page 7) for more

information.

3.4. Antenna (if applicable) –RP-SMA connector used to attach antenna (included). NOTE: this

is labeled 2.4/5GHz on both single and dual-band equipped Cubes.

Male 0B.304

LEMO on Cable

Female 0B.304

LEMO in Cube

3. Description of Button and Standard LED Operation

1. LED functions

1.1. USB/PWR (model dependent):

1.1.1.PWR –Green is on

1.1.2.USB –USB modem status. Off, nothing connected. Green, USB modem connected.

Orange, USB modem connection in progress. Red, USB modem connection failed

1.2. WiFi

1.2.1.Cube 100/200 –USB modem status (see above).

1.2.2.Cube 120/150, 220/250, 320/350, 420/450 –Wireless status. Off, wireless disabled.

Red, wireless disconnected. Green, wireless associated/connected.

1.3. ENC/DEC –Green, encoding/decoding. Orange, no video detected. Red, codec is restarting

or recording is in progress.

1.4. VID –Off, no video sync. Green, video sync. Orange, resolution mismatch. Red, resolution

not supported.

2. Button operation –Hold down the reset/’Go Live’ button for the indicated times to use the

following functions:

2.1. 1-3 seconds (Livestream/RTSP Announce/RTMP mode only): Broadcast start or stop. ENC

LED blinks green rapidly, and then indicates broadcast status. See Stream Modes (page

15) for more information.

2.2. 1-4 seconds (Other stream modes), 7-9 seconds (Livestream, etc.): Pairing –ENC/DEC and

WiFi LEDs blink green rapidly. See the Decoder section, page 14 for more information.

2.3. 10-15 seconds: Network reset –WiFi LED cycles red, amber, green. See XXXXXXX (insert

reference) for more information.

2.4. 20+ seconds: Full factory reset –ENC and WiFi LEDs cycle red, amber, green. See

XXXXXXX (insert reference) for more information.

2.5. NOTE: when your stream type is set to ‘Live Internet Streaming or ‘RTSP Announce,’ the

button operation changes as follows:

2.5.1.1-3 seconds: Broadcast start or stop. ENC LED blinks green rapidly, and then indicates

broadcast status. See Stream Modes (page 15) for more information.

2.5.2.7-9 seconds: Pairing –see above.

Connect Cube to Your Network

Cube allows you to connect multiple ways. The simplest is to connect Cube to one other device (Ad Hoc

mode), or you can add Cube to an existing network (Infrastructure mode). Find brief descriptions of these

modes below.

In Ad Hoc mode, Cube will create and advertise its own network name (SSID). Your computer,

decoder, or mobile device connects directly to Cube, with no additional network equipment

required.

When using Infrastructure mode, Cube must be configured to join an existing wireless network,

or connected to a network switch via Ethernet. Infrastructure mode allows Cube to communicate

with all devices on your network, and is recommended for streaming to the Internet. Wireless

range is typically improved when Cube is connected via a wireless access point.

1. Ad Hoc instructions

1.1. Connect video and power to your Cube Encoder (see Connect and Power Your Device, page

5).

1.2. On your computer, open your wireless networking utility.

1.3. Choose your Cube from the list of WiFi devices in your area and connect to that network.

2. Infrastructure instructions

2.1. Connect video and power to your Cube Encoder (see Connect and Power Your Device, page

5).

2.2. Connect Cube to your computer via Ethernet.

2.3. Launch TeraCentral (included on the USB drive), and click the ‘Configure Settings’ button next to

your Cube’s listing. Your browser will open to Cube’s setup wizard.

2.4. Click ‘Next’ and then ‘Configure Wireless Interface.’

2.5. Select ‘Infrastructure Mode,’ wait for Cube to scan for available wireless networks, and select

your access point’s SSID.

2.6. Enter the network password, if applicable. Click OK.

2.7. Click ‘Apply New Network Settings,’ Cube will join your network.

2.8. Verify that the WiFi LED turns green after applying. You can now disconnect the ethernet cable

and connect your computer to the chosen wireless network.

Connect to Cube using TeraCentral

1. Launch TeraCentral from the included USB stick, or install TeraCentral on your computer and run the

application.

2. In TeraCentral, click your video stream’s Launch button. The video will begin playing in VLC. You can

also launch Cube’s menu system from TeraCentral by clicking the ‘Configure settings’ button next to

your Cube’s listing.

3. Refer to the following sections for other streaming applications.

Encoder –Pick Your Application

Cube can be used for a variety of different applications –local monitoring with a computer/decoder, local

monitoring with iOS devices, or Internet streaming with Livestream. For information on other advanced or

activatable features (refer to later sections). Cube’s username is ‘admin’ and the default password is

‘admin.’ Changing your password is strongly recommended; see System (Page 25) for more information.

1. Local monitoring with computers and/or decoders

Cube’s default streaming type is RTP. This is used by many widely available video players for network

video streaming.

1.1. To view your video stream on a PC or Mac with TeraCentral installed, simply open TeraCentral

and click the ‘Launch Video’button. Refer to the Encoder Controls (page 17) section for

information about the controls you have over the video stream. If using a decoder, please skip to

the Decoder section (page 14).

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