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Preface
1
Upgrading Firmware
Upgrading Firmware in NMX Control Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
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Physical Specifications
ProStream 1000 Physical Specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Environmental Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Device Maintenance
Air Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maintaining the Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Removing and Replacing the Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fan Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Removing and Replacing the Fans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fuse Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Replacing the fuse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Glossary
Index
iv
Preface
Guide Organization
vi Guide Organization
Preface
Conventions
This guide uses the following notational conventions:
Convention
Description
italic font
[italic font]
Caution:
Note:
Tip:
Warning:
Chapter 1
Control Modes
ProStream 1000 supports the following control mode options:
CHAPTER 1
Control Mode
Requirements
NMX
Standalone
Windows 2000, XP
CHAPTER 1
Front bezel
Control Panel
LEDs
POWER
FAULT
LOCAL
ACTIVITY
Front Bezel
ProStream 1000 has a detachable front bezel that snaps on top of the
control panel. The air inlets located on the left side of the bezel provide
access to the reusable air filters. See Maintaining the Filters on page 50
for information about cleaning the air filters.
Control Panel
The control panel consists of an LCD display and a keypad. The control
panel enables preliminary configuration and basic monitoring of
ProStream 1000. It is usually used for standalone devices. For further
information, see Initial Configuration in NMX control mode on page 21.
LED
Power
Color
Description
Green
Orange
Fault
Red
Local
Orange
Activity
Power Plug
The following figure illustrates the back panel of the ProStream 1000
device with an optional configuration of the IOM cards. The number and
type of mounted IOM cards may vary according to the needs of the user:
CHAPTER 1
Power Supply
ProStream 1000 supports both VAC and VDC according to your
requirements. A fuse is located inside the power socket. For information
about replacing the fuse, see Fuse Replacement on page 53. The
compartment next to the power cable holds a spare fuse.
Specification
Input voltage
Line frequency
47 - 63 Hz
Typical power
consumption
125 W
Specification
Voltage
36 - 72VDC
Maximum Operating
Current
4A
Each power supply unit features two LEDs. For detailed description, see
VAC Power Supply on page 6.
CPC LEDs - the following table lists the CPC LEDs from top to bottom
and explains their functionality. The LEDs function similar whether
ProStream 1000 operates in standalone or NMX control mode:
LED
Color
Explanation
Fault
Red
Locator
Blue
CHAPTER 1
ProStream 1000 release 3.2 supports two types of DVB-ASI card and
GbE IOM card. The part numbers of the IOM cards are as follows:
DVB-ASI RMX-IOM card (discontinued) - PRM-1K-ASI-RMX-0001-L
DVB-ASI SCR-IOM card - PRM-1K-ASI-SCR-0001-L
GbE IOM card - PRM-1K-IOM-GBE-0002-L
Feature
Number of Ports
Description
4 x ASI ports. Each port may be configured as
an input or output port.
In DVB-ASI-SCR card, port two may be
configured to receive the GPS frequency.
Connector
Input extraction
Multicast content
Tx
Color
Description
Off
Port is disabled
Red
Amber
Green
Blinking green
Off
Port is disabled
Red
Green
Blinking green
CHAPTER 1
Description
Number of Ports
Connector
Number of input
sockets
Input extraction
Number of output
sockets
Input Dejitering
capability
Up to 50msc point-to-point
Multicast content
Null Packet
Insertion
IP UDP modes
IP UDP unicast
Max. number of
input services
Max. number of
output services
Color
Green
Description
On - A live fiber is connected to the port
and a network link is detected.
Blinking - A real traffic flows through the
link.
Alarm
Red
SFP Module
The SFP (Small Form Pluggable) module converts incoming data to match
the GbE card interface. There are two types of SFP modules:
Copper SFP
Copper SFP
Fiber SFP
CHAPTER 1
Wave Length
Multimode fiber
2 x LC
850 nm
Singlemode fiber
2 x LC
Fiber/Cable Type
Shielded and
grounded CAT-6 or
CAT-7
1 x RJ-45
Harmonic Part
Num.
Finisar FTRJ-8519-7D
SFP-850
1310 nm
Finisar FTRJ-1310-3
SFP-1310
1550 nm
Finisar FTRJ-1550-7D
SFP-1550
Finisar FCMJ-8521-3(HR)
GSF9100-02-1
N/A
An optical SFP has two LC sockets, Receive (Rx) and Transmit (Tx). Use
Multimode or Singlemode fiber optics to connect your Gigabit Ethernet
switch to the Rx socket. If bi-directional topology is used, connect the Tx
socket back to the switch. The following table lists the fibers and SFPs
required accordingly:
Fiber
SFP
Multimode
850 nm SFP
Singlemode
Chapter 2
Preparation
For installation and cabling, you need the following
Rack-mount screws
Unpacking
The ProStream 1000 device comes in a specially designed shipping
container that ensures the integrity of the unit.
When you unpack the ProStream 1000 device, you should find the
following items:
Device
Installation manual
Note: The AC power input cable shall comply with national electrical
code and 18 AWG minimum.
CHAPTER 2
This unit should be mounted at the bottom of the rack if it is the only
unit in the rack.
When mounting this unit in a partially filled rack, load the rack from
the bottom to the top with the heaviest component at the bottom of
the rack.
Airflow
The airflow through the device is critical for maintaining the proper
temperature range. Fans in the chassis draw air in through the front bezel
and through the device. The airflow ventilates out from the right side
(front view).
Caution: Do not obstruct the airflow of the device. Severe equipment
damage can result when the device cannot properly exhaust the
airflow.
Rack-Mount Holes
<
Help
STAT
Video
Audio
NTWK
<
Enter
<
Setup
I/O
<
0/.
1/A
2/B
3/C
ESC
4/D
5/E
6/F
SHIFT
X
X
X
X
Front Bezel
CHAPTER 2
If for any reason you cannot insert the card, lay it in an anti-static
container or packaging.
Handle the card only at ESD workstation and use anti-static rubber
mat and wrist bands.
Handle the IOM card with care. Do not touch components and
contacts on the board and hold board by its edges.
Preparation
For mounting an IOM card in the device, you need the following:
Phillips screwdriver to remove the fillers and to fasten the card to its
place.
Description
Connector
ASI
Standard BNC
GbE
Multimode or singlemode
optic fiber
or
Shielded and grounded
CAT-6 or CAT-7
LC
RJ-45
Ethernet
RJ-45
CHAPTER 2
2. Connect the connector on the other side of the cable to your ASI
source/destination.
CHAPTER 2
Connecting Power
The ProStream 1000 unit comes with either an AC power supply or a 48VDC power supply. Follow the instruction appropriate to your power
supply.
Connect the power cord to the power plug on the ProStream 1000
back panel and to the power outlet.
The power supply automatically senses the input voltage.
Chapter 3
Launch NMX
Activate a map
Add a ProStream 1000 unit to the map and define its IP settings as
instructed in the following steps:
Note: For more details about NMX, refer to the NMX Installation and
Startup Guide or the NMX Online help.
1. Enter the name and hardware model in the Configure ProStream
1000 window.
2. Enter the physical address.
CHAPTER 3
Look for a sticker on the back panel under the label MAC Address
for Ethernet port 3.
Or
IP properties as configured.
Fault
Consequence
No BOOTP response
CHAPTER 3
IP address
Mask address
Default Gateway
Parameter Requires
Value Setting
Value to be Edited
NTWK: Control IP
192.168.24.101
Keypad
The keypad on the local control panel provides several functions. The
following table lists the function and the Control panel section that
provides the function:
Function
Control Panel
Hot Keys
Editing capabilities
Alphanumeric keys
Hot Keys include six keys for accessing various menus. Currently only
the NTWK key pad is active. It allows you to set network parameters.
CHAPTER 3
Navigation Keys the following table lists the Navigation keys and
explains their functionality:
Button
Explanation
Enter button
Tip: To enter space at insertion point, press Shift and then the
button. To backspace and delete the previous character, press
Shift and then the
button.
2. Press the
CHAPTER 3
Tip: To enter a period, press the Shift button then press the
0/. button.
4. To apply and to shift to Navigation mode, press Enter.
1. Press the
2. Press the
or the
button to navigate to
NTWK: Control MAC.
The MAC address displays beneath the parameter name.
3. Press Esc to exit the parameter.
Access Level
Authorized Operation
Monitor
Configure
CHAPTER 3
4. Type in the required user name and password. When logging in for
the first time, use the default password indicated below:
User Name
Default Password
monitor
monitor
configure
configure
Chapter 4
Upgrading Firmware
The device is shipped with valid firmware and web client installed.
However, the firmware may need to be updates as new features are
introduced.
CHAPTER 4
Chapter 5
When the ProStream 1000 device issues an alarm, it turns on the alarm
LED on the front panel. The alarms are dispatched to NMX and displayed
in the Alarm Manager and the LCD display of the front panel.
Refer to the table below for a description of the reported alarms, and how
they may be resolved. The alarm messages appear in the table as in
NMX, unless else is indicated.
.
Source
Object
Alarm Message
Description
Solution
Platform
Master Off
Platform
Slave Off
Platform
ASI Port
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CHAPTER 5
Source
Object
Alarm Message
Description
Solution
ASI Port
ASI Port
ASI Port
Port configuration
mismatch - Source
clock port must be of
type External 10 MHz
GbE Port
GbE Auto-Negotiation
Failed
GbE Port
GbE Port
GbE Port
GbE Port
GbE Port
Check source.
GbE Port
Check source.
GbE Port
Source
Object
GbE Port
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Alarm Message
Description
Solution
GbE Port
GbE
Access
Point
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
GbE
Access
Point
Check IP connectivity to
destination.
GbE
Access
Point
Check IP connectivity to
destination.
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CHAPTER 5
Source
Object
Alarm Message
Description
Solution
GbE
Access
Point
GbE
Access
Point
Check source
Service
Out
Backup Service 1 is
Activated
Service
Out
Backup Service 2 is
Activated
Service
Out
Backup Service 3 is
Activated
Service
Out
Service Failure
Check source
Reference
Service
Reference
Service
Check source
Reference
Service
Check source
Output
Stream
TableStreamOut File
General Error
Output
Stream
PID Missing
Check source.
Output
Stream
Source
Object
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Alarm Message
Description
Solution
Output
Stream
SCS
Cannot scramble
missing PID
SCS
ECM is Missing in
Configuration
SCS
SCS ECMG
Communication
Problem
Establish proper
connection.
SCS
Slot
Card Mismatch
Slot
Card Missing
If problem persists,
replace card.
Card
Replace card.
If more than one card
issues the alarm, call
Customer Support.
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CHAPTER 5
Source
Object
Card
Alarm Message
Description
Solution
If alarm persists,
replace the IOM card.
Card
Card HW Failure
An essential component of
the card is faulty.
Replace card.
Card
Card Initializing
Replace card.
GbE Card
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40
CHAPTER 5
The following table lists the available commands with a short explanation
and required parameters:
Command
Description
Parameter
Clear Configuration
Get Versions
Input PID
Information
View alarms
View CAS
information
Select a slot
Select a slot
Command
41
Description
View ETH
Information
View Extraction
Counters
Ping
Save Current
Configuration
Reset
Parameter
Destination IP
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CHAPTER 5
Appendix A
Physical Specifications
Specification
1-RU, mounts in Electronic Industries Association
(EIA) standard 19 rack.
Dimensions
Height
Width
19 (48.26 cm)
Depth
24 (61 cm)
Weight
Front Panel
24 button keypad
2 line, 20 character backlit LCD
4 LEDs (refer to Front Panel LEDs on page 4)
Communication ports
3 Ethernet ports
Serial (EIA RS-232) port
Fault Relay Port (currently not in use)
44 Environmental Specifications
APPENDIX A
Environmental Specifications
Parameter
Specifications
Operating temperature
32 to 122 F (0 to 50 C)
Storage temperature
Relative humidity
Appendix B
Successful Boot
The following sequence describes the display on the LCD at startup
during a successful boot:
Power on
MAC Address
System loading...
Booting
Boot from network
Loading xx.xx.xx.xxx
Finished
HARMONIC ProStream 1000
WWW.HARMONICINC.COM
APPENDIX B
Usually, the LCD display shows the device name and Harmonics web
site address as appears at the end of a successful boot process.
Power on
MAC Address
System loading...
Booting
Boot from Hard Ware
Boot Attempt 5
MAC Address
IP Address
Finished
HARMONIC ProStream 1000
WWW.HARMONICINC.COM
Unsuccessful Boot
A failed network boot ends with the following message:
Error loading from net
Reset
At this point the device resets itself and starts the boot process again.
Zapping ProStream 1000 - When you zap ProStream 1000 from the
NMX, the following message appears on the LCD display:
Boot from network
Loading xx.xx.xx.xxx
APPENDIX B
Appendix C
Device Maintenance
This appendix contains service information that explains how to care for
and replace the air filters in the ProStream 1000 unit. It also describes
how to replace the fuse on the back panel of the ProStream 1000 unit.
Air Filters
The scrambler uses two air filters to minimize dust and dirt in the circuitry
and components in the chassis. These filters are made of flexible,
compressed fiber spun from urethane foam. Installed in the front of the
unit, the filters are fire retardant and conform to UL 900 Class II
specifications.
The bezel filter (front view) fits on the left side, inside of the front bezel.
The following figure shows the dimensions of the bezel filter.
0.25
1.64
5.32
The notches on the left side and the cutouts in the middle fit on either
side of the front bezel mounting posts.
50 Air Filters
APPENDIX C
The keypad filter (front view) sits behind the keypad on the local control
panel. The following figure shows the keypad filter.
0.25
1.64
6.45
Device Maintenance
Air Filters 51
3. Remove the filter from inside the front bezel; inspect it for cleanliness.
Note: When new, the color of the filter is medium charcoal. As dust
and dirt collect in the porous filter material, the filters color gradually
changes to brown, then an ash color.
4. Clean the filter if necessary.
5. Replace the filter inside the front bezel.
Place the filter so that the long horizontal slot is at the bottom edge.
Carefully place the cutouts in the filter around the bezel mounting
posts.
6. Carefully replace the front bezel on the device making sure the filter
does not fall out of the bezel.
52 Fan Replacement
APPENDIX C
Fan Replacement
The ProStream 1000 device uses six fans to control the temperature of
the device during operation. The fans are mounted on the back of the
front panel and are an integral part of the front panel. In case of a fan
failure, hot swap the front panel as instructed below.
Note: A failure of a single fan, requires the replacement of the fan
module.
Preparation
For removing and replacing the fans, you need the following:
Phillips screwdriver
A new front panel
1. Grasp with your hands each side of the device front bezel.
2. Carefully remove the front bezel by pulling it away from the device.
3. Place the front bezel in a safe and easy to access location.
4. Unscrew the front panel screws.
5. Hold the front panel handle and pull the module away from the device
to disconnect the front panel connector.
6. Place the new front panel in its place on the chassis.
7. Verify that the notches located on both sides of the front panel slide
on the brackets jutting from both sides of the classes.
8. Push the front panel to allow the mating connector to mate securely
with the connector on the chassis.
Device Maintenance
Notch
Connector
Fuse Replacement 53
Notch
Fuse Replacement
The device uses a slow blow 3.15A, 250V fuse, 5 x 20mm. The fuse is
located on the back panel beside the power input. A spare fuse is
located in the fuse cover.
54 Fuse Replacement
APPENDIX C
Appendix D
If your ProStream 1000 uses the 48 VDC power supply, follow these
steps to wire the power supply.
Getting Started
Before you begin wiring the 48 VDC power supply, make sure that you
provide the necessary overcurrent protection, wires, and power
connector.
Each feed-pair must provide a continuous supply of power that meets the
following specifications:
Parameter
Specification
Voltage
36 to 75 VDC
4 amps
35 amps
56 Wiring Requirements
APPENDIX D
Overcurrent Protection
To provide overcurrent protection:
Wiring Requirements
The ProStream 1000 is connected to the DC power source using three
wires:
Vin
GND
+Vin
Parameter
Specification
Copper only
14 AWG rating
Ground cable
14 AWG rating
Wiring Requirements 57
Parameter
Cable type
Specification
Must comply with at least one of the
following standards:
EEE 383
EEE 1202-1991
Green-yellow
Power Connector
The ProStream 1000 is supplied with a special DC power connector plug
that matches the DC power socket on the power supply.
This connector is made by Wago, model number 231-103/037-000.
Use only the original connector for connecting the ProStream 1000 to
the DC power source. Contact Harmonic Technical Support if you want to
use any other type of connector.
APPENDIX D
Vin
+Vin
GND
Signal Name
-VIN
+VIN
Chassis ground
DC connector
APPENDIX D
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APPENDIX E
Glossary
Copper Cable
A copper cable is comprised of twisted
copper wires insulated with plastic. It is often
used for computer network cabling. It is
terminated with RJ-45 electrical connector.
Alarm Indicator
Displayed in the title bar of each page. It
appears in red when an alarm is issued and
notifies of a fault and of its nature.
ASI
Asynchronous Serial Interface. A DVBdefined interface protocol for carrying
MPEG-2 transport streams at a constant or
defined transmission rate.
data stream
The continuous flow of information from one
location to another.
bandwidth
Ethernet
A data link (physical interface) developed for
local area networks (LANs) that supports
transmission rates up to 10 Mbps. Fast
Ethernet supports transmission rates up to
100 Mbps.
CAS
Conditional Access System. Scrambles the
programming material and allows
conditional access to the descrambled
information on the basis of subscriber
authorization.
GbE
Gigabit Ethernet. A transmission technology
based on the Ethernet frame format and
protocol used in local area networks that
provide a data rate of 1 billion bits per
second.
64 headend
Glossary
MPTS
headend
Multimode fiber
Hertz (Hz)
A unit of frequency defined as one cycle
per second. Abbreviated Hz.
I
I/O
input/output. Refers to a connection that
inputs and outputs data.
IOM Card
Cards that have two independent ports that
when active support input and output traffic
simultaneously.
IP address
An identifier for a computer or device on an
Internet Protocol (IP) network. Networks
using IP route messages based on the IP
address of the destination. An IP address is
a 32-bit number written in dotted decimal
notation: four 8-bit sections, separated by
periods, converted from binary to decimal.
Each section is a number from zero to 255.
O
OS
operating system.
R
Redundancy
A back-up system of Harmonic components
that ensures uniterruptable service in the
event of a component failure.
P
packet
A block of data used for transmission.
PID
LC
A high-density optical connector used for
single-mode and multimode fiber-optic
applications.
port
MPEG
Moving Picture Experts Group. A joint
working group of the International
Standards Organization and International
Electrotechnical Committee.
Glossary
S
singlemode fiber
Optical fiber designed for the transmission
of a single ray or mode of light as a carrier
and is used for long-distance signal
transmission. For short distances,
multimode fiber is used.
Scrambler
A broadcasting device that can encode the
incoming traffic.
SFP Module
A module that converts optical data into
electrical data and vice versa.
SPTS
Single Program Transport Stream.
T
transport stream
One or more multiplexed MPEG-2
programs.
transport stream 65
66 transport stream
Glossary
Index
A
access levels 28
accessing the device 28
agency approvals ii
air filters 49
cleaning 50
described 49
front bezel, illustrated 49
inspection frequencies 50
keypad, illustrated 50
removal and replacement 5051
air flow.See also air filters
airflow 14
alarm 33
ASI 1
ASI IOM Card 8
ASI port LEDs 9
ASI port specifications 8
ASI ports
LEDs 9
B
back panel 5
bandwidth 63
bandwidth, definition 63
bezel 4
C
Cabling 13, 17
Connecting ASI Cables 18
Connecting the ASI Monitoring Port
Cable 20
D
data stream 63
definition 63
diagnostic tool 39
DVB-ASI inputs 1
DVB-ASI IOM Card 8
E
ESD 15
68 F
Index
Ethernet ports 7
connecting 17
Ethernet, definition 63
IP Address, definition 64
LEDs 4
front panel 4
logging into the device 29
FCC ii
FCC, compliance ii
Features
device 2
features of ProStream 2
filters. See air filters 49
front bezel
removing 14
front panel 4
front panel LEDs 4
fuse
specifications 53
fuse replacement 53
G
GbE
fiber optic cable 18
GbE port specifications 10
GbE ports 10
connection 18
LEDs 11
specifications 10
Glossary 63
H
Harmonic equipment, modifying ii
headend 64
Hertz 64
I
I/O 64
I/O, definition 64
initial configuration in NMX 21
initial configuration in Web client 24
Initial Device Configuration 21
installing IOM cards 15
IOM card 2, 8
IOM cards
installing 15
IOM slots 8
M
MAC address, viewing 28
maintenance
air filters 49
Manual Organization v
Monitor 29
monitoring ProStream 33
mounting ProStream 14
MPEG, definition 64
N
network properties 26
NMX 12, 21
initial configuration 21
notational conventions vi
O
OS, definition 64
P
packet 64
packet, definition 64
PID 64
PIDs, definition 64
ports
cabling Ethernet 17
definition 64
power consumption 6
power supply 6
preparation 13
ProStream
air filters 49
bezel 4
cables/fibers 17
cabling 13
control panel 4
diagnostic tool 39
Index
features 2
installation 14
installing 14
main features 2
monitoring 33
overview 1
specifications 43
unpacking 13
S
setting network properties 26
setting the gateway address 28
Setting the IP Address of Management Port 27
setting the subnet mask 27
SFP module 11
specifications 43
Standalone 1
standalone 12
initial configuration 24
Standalone mode 46
Start Using the Device 31
system requirements 2
T
transport stream, definition 65
Troubleshooting 33
U
UL ii
unpacking ProCipher 13
unpacking ProStream 13
V
viewing the MAC address 28
W
Web client
accessing the device 28
W 69
70 W
Index