KBC Networks MPEG4 Decoder - Manual (Page 10)

Decoder User Manual
Manual-MPEG4_DECA-Rev1206
Copyright © KBC Networks 2011
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2.3.1.2 Factory Defaults
When the reset button on the face of the unit is pressed, or a reset is performed
form the product interface, the parameters of the encoder will become (differences
from manual settings in italics):
 LAN/WAN IP Address 192.168.0.200
 LAN/WAN Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
 Gateway IP Address 192.168.0.254
 GUI Access User Account ID admin
 GUI Access Password 123456
 Audio In Disabled
 Data Protocol Selection (Dip Switch) RS-422/485
 TCP/IP Connect IP 192.168.0.100
 Connect User Account admin
 Connect Password 123456
 Serial Port Baud Rate 9600 BPS
 Serial Port Control 8, None, 1
2.3.2 Bench Test Set Up
KBC Networks recommends that all equipment be bench tested before being installed on
site. In order to perform a bench test with the decoder, a paired KBC Encoder is needed.
One crossover Ethernet cable is required.
1. Remove the encoder and/or decoder from box. The encoder IP address is factory
set to 192.168.1.100, the decoder IP address is factory set to 192.168.1.101
unless otherwise noted on provided documentation. The IP addresses do not
need to be changed for the units to operate individually or as a system. If you
will be using multiple encoder and decoder in a system, please see the advanced
operation section of this manual for setup. The encoder and decoder operate as a
pair and the IP addresses have been set accordingly.
2. Mount the encoder at the desired location. The encoder is not weatherproof and
will need to be mounted in a suitable environmental enclosure if used outside or
in a harsh environment. If the encoder is part of the Encoder/Decoder Kit (EDKT-
A-W), the included KBC housing is suitable for outdoor and/or harsh
environments provided the minimum and maximum temperature specifications of
the encoder are not exceeded.
3. Connect the analog video cable from the analog video source to the VIDEO-IN
port. If the system requires data transmission (pan/tilt/zoom or other
RS485/422/232 data) connect the wires from the data device the RS485/422/232
Tx+, Tx-, Rx+ & Rx- ports. If the system requires alarm communication and/or
audio, connect alarm device wires to the Digital Input (DI) ports and
mic/speakers to in/out ports.
4. Connect the LAN/WAN port of the encoder to the wired or wireless network. The
green LED on the front on the encoder will illuminate if the encoder is connected
to a valid network/Ethernet device. If connected to a switch or KBC WES system
then a straight through cable is needed for this connection. If the encoder and
decoder are being tested back to back or through a KBC Mesh system, a
crossover cable will be needed.
5. Mount the decoder at the desired location. The decoder is not weatherproof and
will need to be mounted in a suitable environmental enclosure if used outside or
in a harsh environment. Typically the decoder will be located in close proximity to
the analog video device it will be connected to such as a monitor, DVR,
multiplexer, etc.
6. Connect an analog video cable from the Composite BNC output on the decoder to
the input of the analog device it will be connected to. If the system requires data
transmission (pan/tilt/zoom or other RS485/422/232 data) connect the wires