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The Niagara 7550 Front Panel

Quick Start Guide

Niagara

®

 

7550 

Contact ViewCast Technical Support at 

support@viewcast.com.

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®

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®

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D. 

Stereo Headphone Connection

 

     

 

•  The headphone connection is for audio monitoring.

 

E. 

Stereo Headphone Connection Volume Buttons

 

   

 

•  Controls the audio level output of the headphone connection.

 

 

F. 

Preset ABC Buttons 

 

  

•  Assign an encoder(s) to the A, B, or C buttons.

  

•  Touch A, B, or C then 

Stream

 to start the encoder(s).

  

•  Touch A, B, or C then 

Stop

 to stop the encoder(s).

 

G. 

Stream

 

 

 

•  Touch once to start the encoder that is highlighted/selected in the 

  

  LCD display.

 

H. 

Stop

 

  

•  Touch once to stop the encoder that is highlighted/selected in the 

  

  LCD display.

 

I. 

Enter

  

  

•  Controls menu operations.

  

•  Touch 

Enter

 or accept the menu choice highlighted on the 

  

  LCD display.

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C

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A. 

Wide Screen Video Confidence Monitor

        

 

 

•  Displays incoming video source.

A. 

Audio Level Meter

 

  

•  Indicates audio input presence.

 

C.  

Power Button

 

  

•  When the system is powered down, the power button is still

  

  illuminated.

  

•  Touch this button once to turn on the system.

  

•  Touch this button twice to turn off the system.

  

•  Touch and press for 8 seconds to execute an immediate power off.

 

D. 

Alarm

 

  

•  Indicator light remains solid when an application alert has 

  

  occurred.

 

E. 

Remote Control

 

  

•  Indicator light remains solid when another user is accessing the  

 

  system across the network from a computer.

 

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C

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F. 

Video Present

  

•  This light illuminates yellow when the system is not encod-

  

  ing. It is blue when a valid video signal is being encoded.

G. 

Alarm Information

 

  

•  Touch to view a log of the most recent alarms recorded.

  

•  Touch 

Enter

 to clear alarms from the log. 

 

H. 

Menu

 

  

•  Touch to activate the system menu on the LCD display.

 

K. 

LCD Display 

  

•  The LCD display shows the status, system menu, and allows you to 

  

  perform basic functions.

 

A. 

Up/Down Arrows

 

  

•  Touch the Up or Down arrow to navigate through the LCD menu.

 

C. 

USB Port

 

  

•  Allows the export of files to USB memory devices, installing 

  

  updates or firmware, or connecting USB devices.

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Use the following guide to familiarize yourself with the front panel controls

15) 

On the Video tab, verify video 

Input

 is 

SerialDigital

 and set the size

  

to 

CIF

.

16)  

Click the Audio tab and set audio Source to 

SDI Input 1

.

17)  

Click the Output tab. By default, the 

Enable Pull

 check box is enabled

  

and the 

Pull from Port

 field contains the port number 

7007

18)  

If not desired, clear the 

Save to File 

check box. 

Click 

Submit

.

19)  

When the Operation Successful window appears, click 

OK

. Test this 

 

 

streaming profile from the Encoders window by clicking the red- 

 

 

circle in the 

Streaming

 column for this encoder profile.

 

20) 

Open Windows Media Player from your desktop. Position the cursor 

  

to the left of the Now Playing option, right click, and select 

File > 

  

Open URL

.

 

21) 

Enter the serial number and port number (in the format 

  

http://hdxxxxxxxx:7007

) in the Open URL window. Press 

  

Enter

. Your streaming video from the system displays in the 

  

Windows Media Player window.

Note:

 

You may also use the front panel menu and 

Streaming

 

button to start streaming. See the User Guide for step-by-

step instructions.

4.

 

First start setup 

continued

Note:

 

The Niagara 7550 supports streaming output resolu

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tions up to 1280 x 720.

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