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  9)

  Select 

Edit

 to the left of your chosen encoder to open the  

 

Encoders

 window. Check to be sure your Encoder profile    

 

settings match your hardware setup (

video/audio inputs    

 

and streaming settings

). 

 

 

 

 

10)

  Set the video and audio 

Input

 settings. The example

 

shows composite video, unbalanced audio, and the 

 

size as CIF.

 

NOTE: 

The Niagara 2120 can stream Adobe Flash H.264 

  directly to a Flash Media Server, a CDN, or save to 

  a file. This example shows a local Flash Media Server.

11)

  To enable Live Flash streaming, ensure the 

Enable  

 

 

Streaming 

box is selected. Enter the proper address

 

for the Flash server in the 

Server Address

 window 

 

and the stream name in the 

Stream Name

 field. 

12)

  Click 

Submit

 at the bottom of the page. Click 

OK

 

after the operation is successful.

  NOTE: 

You can easily test this streaming profile by 

  clicking the 

Streaming

 button on the right side of 

  the Encoders window. The button changes from a red 

 

  circle to a blue circle when you start streaming. The
  status changes from 

Stopped 

to 

Encoding Live

.

13)

  Your streaming content will now be available through 

 

your Flash Media Server. To stream a live video, a Flash 

 

Media Server or CDN account is required.

4.

 

First start setup 

continued

Quick Start Guide

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A

:

  

Power Button and Indicator Light

 

 

• Starts the Niagara 2120.

  

• Press this button once to turn off the Niagara 2120 when it is on.

  

• Press and hold for 5 seconds to execute an immediate power off.

                    

NOTE:

 Do NOT attempt to encode while light continues blinking

.

B

:

  

Reset Button

 

 

 

 

 

  

• 

Resets the Niagara 2120.

  

• Use a pointed device to insert in the hole and press the reset button.

  

• This button has three different options:

 

  

1. 

Press and release after the first set of 10 LEDs start to light  

  

  (approximately 1 to 3 seconds) to reboot the Niagara 2120.

 

          

NOTE

: The lights on the volume indicator will illuminate in one-second intervals.

 

  

2.

 Press and release after the second set of 10 LEDs 

start

 to light  

 

 

  (

approximately 4 to 6 seconds

) to keep all set profiles and restore 

  

  the Niagara 2120 operating system.

  

   

NOTE: 

The lights on the volume indicator will illuminate  in one-second

 

  intervals, but do NOT progress all the way to the far right.

  

3.

 Press and hold for approximately 10 seconds until all 20 LEDs  

 

 

  remain lit to restore the Niagara 2120 to complete factory defaults.

                                 

Warning! 

Option 3 deletes all previously set profiles.

C

:

  

Stream Button and Indicator Light

 

 

• Initiates streaming of all profiles assigned to the button.

D

:

  

Stop Button

 

 

• Stops the encoder streaming activity when you press this button once.

E

:

  

USB Port

 

 

• Allows exporting files to USB devices and installing updates 

  

  or firmware. 

F

:

  

Audio L/R Meters (

Activity Feedback

)

 

 

• Audio feedback meters.

   

• Shows incoming left and right audio channel input. 

G

:

  

Headphone Jack

   

 

 

 

  

• 

Allows  for connection of headphones to the Niagara 2120 for audio 

  

  monitoring. 

 

H

:

  

 Volume Button (

Up/Down

 

 

 

 

  

 

Audio level headphone control.

  

• This control changes the volume on the headset output only. 

I

:

  

Alarm/Status Indicator

 

• 

This indicator illuminates when a system alert occurs.

J

:

  

Remote Control

   

 

 

 

  

• 

Displays to indicate a remote user.

  

• A remote user is accessing the Niagara 2120 across the network.

 

K

:

  

 Video Confidence Indicator

  

 

 

 

  

• Video encoding status (active).

Use the guide above (

Figure 1

) to familiarize yourself with the front panel controls 

of the Niagara 2120. 

The Niagara 2120 Front Panel

A

:

 Power Button

   and Indicator Light

J

:

 Remote Control

K

:

 Video Confidence Indicator

I

:

 Alarm/Status Indicator

C

:

 Stream Button

   and Indicator Light

F

:

 Audio L/R Meters  

   (

Activity Feedback

)

H

:

 Volume Button

  (

Up/Down

G

:

 Headphone Jack

D

:

 Stop Button

E

:

 USB Port

B

:

 Reset Button

Figure 1. Niagara 2120 Front Panel

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