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Niagara® 2200 User Guide
© 2012 ViewCast Corporaon. All rights reserved.
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Disclaimer
The information in this publicaon remains the property of ViewCast Corporation. Users may not use, reproduce, or disclose this informaon
without the implied consent and wrien approval of the company.
ViewCast Corporaon makes no representations or warranes with respect to the contents or use of this manual and specically disclaims any
express or implied warranes of merchantability or tness for any parcular purpose. Further, ViewCast Corporaon reserves the right to
revise this publicaon to make enhancements in the products described in this manual, at any me, without obligaon to nofy any person or
enty of such revisions or changes. In no event will ViewCast Corporaon be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequenal
damages arising out of the use or inability to use the product or documentation, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
ViewCast is not responsible for any third-party license fees that may occur with the use of our products by an end user including but not limited
to creang or distribung content. The user is responsible for any fees that Multimedia Patent Trust may apply for creang and distribung
MPEG content.
Warranes
For complete warranty details, refer to the specic warranty included with each product. General warranty informaon includes the following:
Limited Warranty: ViewCast warrants its hardware products against defects in material and workmanship under normal use for the period of
one year (12 months) from date of sale. Where specic warranes exist that provide coverage that is more substantial, notwithstanding the
warranty provisions herein, such product warranes control and preempt or supersede the warranty provisions herein.
Reseller Pass Through of Standard Limited Warranes: Resellers pass the ViewCast standard limited warranes for the products through to
the customer without modicaon. Any modificaon of a product voids the ViewCast warranties or any other exisng or available warranty.
Corporate Contact Informaon
ViewCast collaborates and partners with various clients to integrate products into their individual environments.
Niagara Technical Support: Phone: 972.488.7157, Fax: 972.488.7111 or submit the technical support online request from the ViewCast
website.
ViewCast USA Support: Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Central Time. Typical response me is within one business day for customers –
without a Priority Support Agreement.
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Toll Free (U.S. only): 800. .6622 website: 250 www.viewcast.com
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Contents
Before You Begin ......................................................................................................... 1
Product descripon 1 .............................................................................................................
Audience ............................................................................................................................. 2
Convenons for this guide .................................................................................................. 2
Rack mount safety instrucons .......................................................................................... 3
FCC noce ........................................................................................................................... 4
Installing addional soware ............................................................................................. 5
Connecng to the Internet ................................................................................................. 5
Environmental noces ........................................................................................................ 6
Warnings ............................................................................................................................. 7
Overview ....................................................................................................................... 9
Media system funcons ...................................................................................................... 9
Install overview ................................................................................................................. 10
Prerequisites ..................................................................................................................... 10
Package contents .............................................................................................................. 11
System requirements ........................................................................................................ 11
Specicaons .............................................................................................................. 11
Niagara 2200 front panel .................................................................................................. 12
Review the Niagara 2200 back panel ................................................................................ 14
Connecng the Niagara 2200 ........................................................................................... 15
Niagara 2200 home page .................................................................................................. 16
Menu bar commands ................................................................................................. 16
Niagara 2200 browser windows ow ............................................................................... 18
Easy Setup ...................................................................................................................19
Web interface ................................................................................................................... 19
Easy rst me setup.......................................................................................................... 20
Connecng to an electrical power source .................................................................. 20
Performing the inial startup ..................................................................................... 21
Registering your product ............................................................................................ 23
Connecng to an IP network ...................................................................................... 25
Dening the network properes ...................................................................................... 26
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Basic Operations .........................................................................................................27
Logging in .......................................................................................................................... 27
Viewing all encoders ......................................................................................................... 29
Creang an encoder .......................................................................................................... 30
Starng an encoder........................................................................................................... 31
Starng an encoder with the stream buon .................................................................... 32
Stopping an encoder ......................................................................................................... 33
Stopping an encoder with the stop buon ......................................................................34
Shung down ................................................................................................................... 34
Advanced Operations ................................................................................................. 35
Adobe Flash H.264 encoder .............................................................................................. 35
Video tab .................................................................................................................... 37
Audio tab .................................................................................................................... 39
Output tab .................................................................................................................. 40
H.264 presets tab ....................................................................................................... 42
MPEG4 encoder ................................................................................................................ 43
Video tab .................................................................................................................... 44
Audio tab .................................................................................................................... 48
Output tab .................................................................................................................. 50
H.264 Presets tab ....................................................................................................... 52
MPEG-4 Presets tab .................................................................................................... 53
MPEG-2 Presets tab .................................................................................................... 54
Windows Media encoder .................................................................................................. 55
Video tab .................................................................................................................... 56
Audio tab .................................................................................................................... 58
Output tab .................................................................................................................. 59
DRM tab ...................................................................................................................... 62
TS Container ................................................................................................................63
Streaming to a TS container .............................................................................................. 63
Streaming .......................................................................................................................... 66
Output tab .................................................................................................................. 66
Encoder Groups ..........................................................................................................69
Viewing encoder groups ................................................................................................... 69
Creang encoder groups .................................................................................................. 70
Assigning encoder groups ................................................................................................. 71
Starng an encoder group ................................................................................................ 72
Stopping an encoder group ..............................................................................................72
Eding encoder groups ..................................................................................................... 73
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Additional Settings and Features ...............................................................................75
Conguring Niagara 2200 properes ................................................................................ 75
Changing computer name . ................................................................................................ 76
Changing the login password from the factory default .................................................... 77
Restoring the login password to the factory default ................................................. 78
Conguring alerts .............................................................................................................. 79
Conguring network properes .......................................................................................80
Conguring network card(s) ....................................................................................... 80
Conguring IP address ................................................................................................ 81
Conguring advanced sengs (network) .................................................................. 81
IP Route table .................................................................................................................... 82
System conguraon sengs .......................................................................................... 83
Seng current system conguraon ......................................................................... 84
Conguring email sengs .......................................................................................... 85
Conguring default directory seng ................................................................................ 86
Seng the high temperature alert ............................................................................ 86
Seng CPU thresholds ............................................................................................... 86
Seng SimulStream lters ......................................................................................... 87
Restoring Niagara 2200 factory defaults .................................................................... 87
Viewing the acvity log ..................................................................................................... 89
Viewing alerts ................................................................................................................... 90
Connecng an external storage device ............................................................................ 91
Using the Niagara SCX interface ....................................................................................... 91
SNMP ............................................................................................................................93
External SNMP Manager ............................................................................................93
SNMP UDP Ports Used by SNMP Manager and SNMP Agents ......................................... 94
UDP Port for SNMP Requests ..................................................................................... 94
UDP Port for SNMP Traps ........................................................................................... 94
Install ViewCast SNMP Agent Service ............................................................................... 95
Installing for the rst me .......................................................................................... 95
Installing new version of ViewCast SNMP Agent Service ........................................... 98
Install and Congure Supero Doctor III Agent Service .................................................... 100
Congure Supero Doctor III SNMP Agent Service 101 ...........................................................
Disable health monitoring for devices not in use 101 ....................................................
Enabling health monitoring for devices not in use 102 ..................................................
Congure ViewCast SNMP Agent Service ....................................................................... 103
Conguring community names ................................................................................ 103
Conguring permied SNMP managers .................................................................. 104
Conguring trap desnaons ................................................................................... 106
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Conguring SNMP Agent contact and locaon (oponal) ....................................... 108
Use UDP Port Other Than 161 for SNMP Requests ........................................................ 109
ViewCast SNMP Agent Logging ....................................................................................... 110
Disable IIS Logging for ViewCast Encoders Web Service ................................................ 110
ViewCast SNMP Agent MIB Files ..................................................................................... 112
Retrieving IP and MAC Addresses of the Encoder System 112 .............................................
SNMP Examples .............................................................................................................. 112
Query of system informaon (SNMP GET Example) ................................................ 112
Start/stop an encoder through SNMP ...................................................................... 113
Start/stop all encoders per group through SNMP 113 ...................................................
Start/stop all encoders in the system through SNMP .............................................. 113
Start SNMP trap listener ........................................................................................... 114
Appendix A: DRM for Windows Media ..................................................................... 115
Imporng a DRM prole ................................................................................................. 115
Appendix B: H.264 Advanced Settings .................................................................... 121
H.264 Presets .................................................................................................................. 121
Sengs 122 ...........................................................................................................................
MPEG-4 Presets .............................................................................................................. 124
Sengs 125 ...........................................................................................................................
MPEG-2 Presets .............................................................................................................. 128
Sengs 129 ...........................................................................................................................
Appendix C: Mapped Network Drive Setup ............................................................. 131
Index ........................................................................................................................... 139
Niagara 2200 User Guide
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Before You Begin
Thank you for purchasing the ViewCast Niagara 2200 streaming media appliance. This user guide
provides step- -step instrucons for installing and using your new streaming media appliance. For the by
latest ViewCast product informaon and news, visit our site at web www.viewcast.com.
Product description
The ViewCast Niagara 2200 streaming media appliance is a low-cost, easy- -use, streaming media to
appliance that supports Adobe Flash® H.264, MPEG-4, and Microso® Windows Media (Silverlight®)
standard and high denion as well as container support for 3GPP and 3GPP2.
The Niagara 2200 is built on the legendary quality of ViewCast Osprey® video capture card technology,
which means you can count on the same highly reliable performance demanded by others who use
ViewCast technology, including the world’s leading broadcasters and content delivery networks.
The built-in web interface of the Niagara 2200 simplifies system set-up and operaon, allowing
complete system control from anywhere on the network. The ViewCast SimulStream® driver
enhancement soware technology comes standard with the Niagara 2200, which means you can stream
in mulple, simultaneous resoluons, and bit rates to computers, set top boxes, cell phones, and mobile
devices anywhere around the world. ViewCast’s Niagara® SCX streaming media management soware is
also included with the Niagara 2200, enabling centralized set-up, monitoring, and control.
The Niagara 2200 streaming media appliance (Figure 1) allows you to maximize your audience through
web-based video delivery. It lets you reach your audiences where they live and allows you to stream
both live and on-demand video to any IP network. With support for the most common streaming
formats, you are aorded high-performance streaming capabilies across a broad range of bandwidths
to elevate the quality and impact of your Internet video programming. Now you may truly enjoy the
power and exibility of more expensive professional-grade streaming appliances in the compact, easy-
to-use Niagara 2200.
Figure 1. ViewCast Niagara 2200
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Audience
The audience for this publicaon includes anyone who uses or administers the Niagara 2200. They
should have a basic technical understanding of streaming media. This user guide provides informaon
on the Niagara 2200 only.
Conventions for this guide
This guide uses the document convenons specied in the following table to help you idenfy dierent
types of informaon.
Convenon
Descripon
Example
Bold text
Characters to enter when
referenced in a procedure. The
names of keys or keys to press.
In the example, enter as DTMF
the group type.
Press to save your changes. Enter
Note:
Provides supplemental
informaon.
Note: The prompt may not
display if …
IMPORTANT!
Provides important data that
aects how the system or
soware responds.
IMPORTANT! You must install
Niagara SCX prior to
configuring SCX options…
CAUTION!
Provides informaon to help
avoid possible damage to
hardware or a system crash
(without data loss).
CAUTION! Use case sensitive
commands to keep from
destroying…
WARNING!
Provides informaon to ensure
you avoid potenal injury,
death, or permanent system
damage.
WARNING! Do NOT touch
exposed wires.
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Rack mount safety instructions
Operating Temperature
The operating ambient temperature of a rack environment may
be greater than room ambient if installed in a closed or multi-unit
rack assembly. Therefore, users should install the equipment in
an environment compatible with the maximum ambient
temperature of 40° C.
Reduced Air Flow
You must not compromise the airflow required for safe
equipment operation when you install the equipment in a rack.
Mechanical Loading
Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that you
do not cause a hazard due to uneven mechanical loading.
Circuit Overloading
Consider the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit
and the effect that the overloading of the circuits might have on
current protection and supply wiring. You must also consider and
use the equipment nameplate ratings when you address this
concern.
Reliable Grounding
You must maintain reliable earth grounding of rack-mounted
equipment. Pay particular attention to supply connections other
than direct connections to the branch circuit (such as using power
strips).
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Refer all servicing to authorized service personnel. You must have authorized personnel only service any
damaged appliance. Relevant damage may occur with but is not limited to the following:
An unplugged or damaged power supply cord
Spilled liquid on the appliance
Fallen objects on the appliance
Appliance exposure to rain or other moisture or liquid
Failure to perform functions as described in the User Guide
A dropped appliance
ViewCast assumes no liability or responsibility for any damaged appliance that clients continue using.
Use only attachments, accessories, or equipment specified by the manufacturer with the appliance.
Using accessories or attachments not recommended by the encoder manufacturer voids the Limited
Warranty.
Do not attempt to service the appliance yourself. If you open or remove covers, you may expose
yourself to dangerous voltage. Such action voids the Limited Warranty. Refer all servicing issues to
authorized service personnel only.
The plug-socket combination that serves as the main disconnecting device must be accessible at all
times.
Protect the power cord from anyone walking on it and being strained or pinched particularly at plugs,
electrical receptacles, and the point where the power cord exits the appliance.
Do not use adapter plugs or remove the grounding prong from the power cable.
Use only the type of power source indicated on the marking label on the back panel of the unit to
operate the appliance. Unplug the appliance power cord by gripping the plug and removing it from the
power source. Do not pull the cord to remove the power source from the appliance.
Do not plug the appliance into a wall outlet that contains an overload of electrical cords or power
strips/extension cords. This type of overload may result in fire or electrical shock risks.
Always handle the appliance carefully. Always avoid excessive shock and vibration to the appliance.
Excessive shock or vibration can damage the appliance.
WARNING! Excessive shock or vibration to the appliance may result in electrical shock and
personal injury or death.
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Niagara 2200 browser windows flow
Figure 5 shows the interrelationship and flow of the available configuration windows you may use to
configure the Niagara 2200.
Figure 5. Niagara 2200 browser windows

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