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X6^
= General information query (I commands)
1 = Model name
Example: SME 100 HD or SME 100 SD
2 = Model description
Example: Extron Electronics MPEG-4/H.264 Encoder
3 = System memory usage
[ <# of megabytes (MB) used / # of megabytes (MB) free> ]
4 = User memory usage
[ <# of megabytes (MB) used / # of megabytes (MB) free> ]
10 = Number of connected users: 0 to 15
36 = Average bandwidth
[ Inf36*<0 – 12000 kbps>
}
]
37 = Current frame rate
[ Inf37*<0 – 30 Frames>
}
]
38 = Current bandwidth
[ Inf38*<0 – 12000 kbps>
}
]
40 = RTSP describe
[ Inf40*<RTSP URL (128 characters)>
}
]
41 = RTSP open connections
[ Inf41*<0 – 100>
}
]
42 = RTSP full describe
[ Inf43*<RTSP URL>*<Unicast stream info>*
<Multicast stream info> (400 characters)>
}
]
X6&
= Firmware query (Q commands)
NOTE: Responses to the numbered Q commands begin with a
"Verxx" tag when in verbose modes 2/3. For example, 1Q responds
Ver01*1.00
]
.
* = Firmware and build number: [ <X.YY.ZZZZ> ]
0 = Verbose version information (sum of <2Q> − <3Q> − <4Q>
]
responses)
[ <2Q> − <3Q> − <4Q> ]
1 = Firmware version (currently running code): [ <X.YY> ]
2 = Final stage bootloader version
Example: Extron Electronics MPEG-4/H.264 Encoder
3 = Factory base code version
[ <Factory firmware code (X.YY)>*<Kernel version (X.YY)
− Description − Date loaded> ]
4 = Updated firmware version
[ <Updated firmware code (X.YY)>*<Kernel version (X.YY)
− Description − Date loaded> ]
NOTES: For the 3Q and 4Q commands:
• An asterisk (*) after the firmware code indicates which version of
firmware is running.
Example:
1.00*(1.81− SME 100 HD/SD − Tue, 14 Jun 2011
13 : 40 : 03)]
• A question mark (?.??) after the firmware code indicates that the
factory default version of firmware is running.
• A caret (^) after the firmware code indicates the version of firmware
that should be running, but the factory default version of firmware is
running because of a mode 1 reset.
• An exclamation point (!) after the firmware code indicates corrupt
firmware.
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- User Guide 1
- Safety Instructions 2
- FCC Class A Notice 3
- Specifications Availability 4
- Contents 5
- SME 100 • Contents vi 6
- Introduction 7
- SME100 • Introduction 2 8
- Suggested PC Requirements 9
- Features 10
- SME100 • Introduction 5 11
- SME100 • Introduction 6 12
- Definitions 13
- SME100 • Introduction 8 14
- SME100 • Introduction 9 15
- SME100 • Introduction 10 16
- STREAMING MEDIA ENCODER 17
- S-video (YC) 18
- Balanced Audio Output 19
- Unbalanced Audio Output 19
- Connected RS-232 20
- Device Pins 20
- Modes 4 and 5 21
- Hardware Setup Overview 23
- SME100 Power Up Procedure 24
- SME100 Network 25
- Configuration 25
- Protocols Used for Streaming 26
- SME 100 sends data to 27
- Front Panel 28
- Operation 28
- select a submenu option 29
- User Presets 30
- Encode Presets 31
- Streaming Presets 32
- 00000 00000 37
- 0640 0480 37
- 064 064 37
- • Video / Audio 39
- • Video only 39
- 1 to 30. The default is 30 40
- Stream Config Menu 41
- Advanced Config Menu 42
- About the Auto Memory Submenu 44
- About the Auto Image Submenu 46
- Comm Settings Menu 49
- IP), subnet mask (SM), and 50
- GM) submenus (see figure 25) 50
- Settings menu 50
- Default Display Cycle 51
- Web-based User 52
- Interface Operation 52
- SME100 Media Players 53
- Live View Page 54
- Stop button 55
- Live View Page Notifications 56
- Installing Media Players 57
- Windows (see figure 32) 58
- Run to begin the download 59
- Next to 60
- OK (see figure 44) 64
- Next (see figure 45) 65
- Next (see figure 46) 65
- Install 66
- Using VLC 70
- Tools menu, select 71
- Video Effects tab and under 71
- Using QuickTime Media Player 72
- Status Page 73
- Configuration Page 75
- File Management Page 75
- Adding Directories 77
- Uploading Files 78
- Saving Files 78
- Managing Files Using FTP 79
- Backup / Restore Page 80
- Control Page 83
- 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f 2g 2h 2i 84
- User and Input Presets 88
- Saving or recalling presets 89
- Renaming presets 89
- Web-based 90
- System Settings Page 91
- II) [RFC 1213] 93
- Encoder Settings Page 94
- Using Encoding Presets 102
- Using Streaming Presets 103
- Live View Settings Page 104
- Embedding the SME100 Stream 107
- Port Settings Page 109
- Advanced Settings Page 111
- Creating a Custom EDID 113
- Matrix Switcher Syncing 115
- Advanced Settings 117
- Disabling Sync to Matrix 118
- Security Page 119
- Firmware Upgrade Page 121
- Reset Page 122
- Communication and 123
- Software Overview 124
- Installing the software 125
- Running DataViewer 125
- Enter SIS 126
- Commands 126
- Responses 126
- USB tab 128
- Using Telnet 129
- SME100-initiated Messages 130
- Error Responses 131
- 06 / 14 / 11 – 13 : 40 : 03 136
- 137
- SME-100-HD/SD-00-02-3D 138
- E13 error 138
- View GMT offset 153
- Set daylight savings 153
- 192.168.254.254, and the 159
- 255.255.0.0 159
- Power Save Mode 161
- Reference 162
- Information 162
- Streaming Playback Methods 163
- 192.168.254.254 164
- Please enter a network URL 165
- (SAP) (see figure 108) 167
- Available Unicast Streams 170
- Available Multicast Streams 171
- IP Addressing 172
- Subnet Mask 173
- Port Number 173
- Choosing IP Addresses 173
- Response Messages 174
- Pull streaming (RTSP) 175
- SME100 Firmware Updates 176
- Browser Configuration 178
- Sites button and allow the 179
- Plugin Compatibility 182
- Player Compatibility 183
- Media Server Compatibility 183
- Mounting the SME100 184
- Contact Information 185
- Extron Warranty 185
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