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5782DEC
Professional H.264 and MPEG-2 Decoder

User Manual
© Copyright 2016
EVERTZ MICROSYSTEMS LTD.

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Version 1.0, December 2016
The material contained in this manual consists of information that is the property of Evertz Microsystems and is
intended solely for the use of purchasers of the 5782DEC series products. Evertz Microsystems expressly
prohibits the use of this manual for any purpose other than the operation of the 5782DEC series products. Due to
on going research and development, features and specifications in this manual are subject to change without
notice.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express written permission of
Evertz Microsystems Ltd. Copies of this manual can be ordered from your Evertz dealer or from Evertz
Microsystems.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is

intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “Dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute
a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user
to the presence of important operating and maintenance (Servicing) instructions
in the literature accompanying the product.
• Read these instructions

• Keep these instructions.
• Heed all warnings.
• Follow all instructions.
• Do not use this apparatus near water
• Clean only with dry cloth.
• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
• Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not
fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
• Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
• Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer
• Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
• Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled
or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC – SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE
WARNING
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING AND ENSURE THAT NO
OBJECTS FILLED WITH LIQUIDS ARE PLACED ON THE EQUIPMENT
WARNING
TO COMPLETELY DISCONNECT THIS EQUIPMENT FROM THE AC MAINS, DISCONNECT THE
POWER SUPPLY CORD PLUG FROM THE AC RECEPTACLE
WARNING
THE MAINS PLUG OF THE POWER SUPPLY CORD SHALL REMAIN READILY OPERABLE
INFORMATION TO USERS IN EUROPE
NOTE
CISPR 22 CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to the European Union EMC directive. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case
the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
EN60065 Safety
EN55103-1: 1996 Emission EN504192 2005
EN55103-2: 1996 Immunity Waste electrical products should not be
disposed of with household waste. Contact
your Local Authority for recycling advice
INFORMATION TO USERS IN THE U.S.A.
NOTE
FCC CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case
the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
WARNING
Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by Evertz Microsystems Ltd. could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Use of unshielded plugs or cables may cause radiation interference. Properly shielded interface
cables with the shield connected to the chassis ground of the device must be used.
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REVISION HISTORY
REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE
1.0 Initial Release Dec 2016
Information contained in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, Evertz assumes no responsibility for the use thereof nor
for the rights of third parties, which may be affected in any way by the use thereof. Any representations in this document concerning
performance of Evertz products are for informational use only and are not warranties of future performance, either expressed or implied. The
only warranty offered by Evertz in relation to this product is the Evertz standard limited warranty, stated in the sales contract or order
confirmation form.
Although every attempt has been made to accurately describe the features, installation and operation of this product in this manual, no
warranty is granted nor liability assumed in relation to any errors or omissions unless specifically undertaken in the Evertz sales contract or
order confirmation. Information contained in this manual is periodically updated and changes will be incorporated into subsequent editions. If
you encounter an error, please notify Evertz Customer Service department. Evertz reserves the right, without notice or liability, to make
changes in equipment design or specifications.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 1
2. GETTING STARTED ..................................................................................................................... 3

2.1. CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................... 3
2.2. HARDWARE INSTALLATION .............................................................................................. 3
2.2.1. Network Settings for VLPRO – 5782DEC .................................................................. 4
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 7

3.1. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................... 7
3.2. AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................... 7
3.3. ANCILLIARY SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................... 7
3.4. HIGH QUALITY DOWN CONVERT (+HDC) ......................................................................... 7
3.5. CONFIGURATION & MGMT ................................................................................................ 8
3.6. ELECTRICAL ....................................................................................................................... 8
3.7. PHYSICAL (NUMBER OF SLOTS) ...................................................................................... 8
4. VISTALINK® PRO INTERFACE .................................................................................................... 9

4.1. SYSTEM TAB ....................................................................................................................... 9
4.2. PRODUCT FEATURES ...................................................................................................... 11
4.3. INPUT CONTROL .............................................................................................................. 12
4.4. DECODER MONITOR ........................................................................................................ 16
4.5. DECODER AUDIO MONITOR ............................................................................................ 18
4.6. OUTPUT CONTROL........................................................................................................... 19
4.7. ANC DATA CONTROL ....................................................................................................... 20
4.8. ANC MONITOR .................................................................................................................. 21
4.9. INPUT FAULTS .................................................................................................................. 22
4.10. SFP-ASI TRANSMIT .......................................................................................................... 23
4.11. INBAND CONTROL ........................................................................................................... 24
5. WEB INTERFACE ....................................................................................................................... 27

5.1. SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................. 28
5.2. PRODUCT FEATURES ...................................................................................................... 30
5.3. DECODER INPUT CONTROL ............................................................................................ 31
5.4. DECODER MONITOR ........................................................................................................ 35
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5.5. DECODER AUDIO MONITOR ............................................................................................ 36
5.6. DECODER OUTPUT CONTROL ........................................................................................ 37
5.7. DECODER ANC DATA CONTROL .................................................................................... 38
5.8. DECODER ANC MONITOR ............................................................................................... 40
5.9. SFP-ASI TRANSMIT CONTROL ........................................................................................ 41
5.10. INBAND CONTROL ........................................................................................................... 42
5.11. FAULTS ............................................................................................................................. 43
6. UPGRADE PROCEDURES......................................................................................................... 45
6.1. UPDATING VISTALINK PRO SERVER JAR FILE............................................................. 45
6.2. FIRMWARE UPGRADE ..................................................................................................... 47
6.2.1. Firmware Upgrade Using WebEASY® ..................................................................... 47
6.2.2. Firmware Upgrade using VistaLINK® with the 570FC .............................................. 50
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Figures
Figure 1-1: 5782DEC Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 2

Figure 2-1: 5782DEC-H264HD-IPASI Rear Plate ............................................................................................ 3
Figure 2-2: 5782DEC COM Login and Main Menu ........................................................................................... 4
Figure 2-3: 5782DEC COM Network Setup ...................................................................................................... 5
Figure 4-1: VistaLINK® – System Tab ............................................................................................................... 9
Figure 4-3: VistaLINK® – Product Features Tab .............................................................................................11
Figure 4-4: VistaLINK® – Input Control Tab ....................................................................................................12
Figure 4-5: VistaLINK® – Input Control Tab continued ...................................................................................15
Figure 4-6: VistaLINK® – Decoder Monitor Tab ..............................................................................................16
Figure 4-7: VistaLINK® – Decoder Audio Monitor Tab ....................................................................................18
Figure 4-8: VistaLINK® – Output Control Tab .................................................................................................19
Figure 4-9: VistaLINK® – ANC Data Control Tab ............................................................................................20
Figure 4-10: VistaLINK® – ANC Monitor Tab ..................................................................................................21
Figure 4-11: VistaLINK® – Input Faults Tab ....................................................................................................22
Figure 4-12: VistaLINK® – SFP-ASI Transmit Tab ..........................................................................................23
Figure 4-13: VistaLINK® – Inband Control Tab ...............................................................................................24
Figure 5-1: WebEASY® – Login Menu ............................................................................................................27
Figure 5-2: WebEASY® – System Tab............................................................................................................28
Figure 5-3: WebEASY® – System Tab continued ...........................................................................................29
Figure 5-4: WebEASY® – Product Features Tab ............................................................................................30
Figure 5-5: WebEASY® – Decoder Input Control Tab ....................................................................................31
Figure 5-6: WebEASY® – Decoder Input Control Tab continued ...................................................................33
Figure 5-7: WebEASY® – Decoder Monitor Tab .............................................................................................35
Figure 5-8: WebEASY® – Decoder Audio Monitor Tab...................................................................................36
Figure 5-9: WebEASY® – Decoder Output Control Tab .................................................................................37
Figure 5-10: WebEASY® – Decoder ANC Data Control Tab ..........................................................................38
Figure 5-11: WebEASY® – Decoder ANC Monitor Tab ..................................................................................40
Figure 5-12: WebEASY® – SFP Transmit Control Tab ...................................................................................41
Figure 5-13: WebEASY® – Inband Control Tab ..............................................................................................42
Figure 5-14: WebEASY® – Faults Tab ............................................................................................................43
Figure 6-1: VistaLINK® PRO Server Help Menu .............................................................................................45
Figure 6-2: VistaLINK® PRO – Applying JAR Updates ...................................................................................46
Figure 6-3: WebEASY® – Upgrade Button on Top Menu Bar .........................................................................47
Figure 6-4: WebEASY® – Firmware Upgrade Menu .......................................................................................48
Figure 6-5: WebEASY® – Locating the Image File..........................................................................................49
Figure 6-6: VistaLINK® - Selecting Version Information .................................................................................50
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1. OVERVIEW
The 5782DEC is a professional high quality 3G/HD/SD-SDI H.264/MPEG-2 decoder platform. It offers
high end decoding support for both MPEG-2 and H.264/AVC optionally up to 4:2:2 10-bit.
The 5782DEC is perfect for monitoring applications or decoding for downstream baseband video and
audio processing.
The 5782DEC can reconstruct in the most flexible way all VANC & HANC data in the baseband
outputs.
The 5782DEC can be integrated in the Evertz 7881IRD-H264HD-LB platform to create a highly flexible
demodulating and decoding DVB-S/S2 satellite receiver.
Features & Benefits
• 1x H.264/MPEG-2 Video Decoder up to 4:2:2 10-bit

• 2x ASI and IP inputs
• 2x 3G/HD/SD-SDI outputs
• Selection of decoded service
• Baseband outputs with embedded audio and ancillary data
• Fully integrated with the industry leading VistaLINK® PRO system
• Control via 570 Frame Controller or integrated HTTP interface
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Figure 1-1: 5782DEC Block Diagram
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2. GETTING STARTED
The 5782DEC module comes with a rear plate that occupies one slot in a frame.
Figure 2-1: 5782DEC-H264HD-IPASI Rear Plate
2.1. CONNECTIONS
IN 1-2: BNC connectors used to input ASI MPEG2 Transport Streams.
OUT 1-2: Two BNC connectors with re-clocked serial component video outputs, compatible
with the SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 292M, and SMPTE 424M (+3G) standards. OUT 2
can be additionally configured for ASI output from IP or the down-converted SD-SDI
output (HDC).
DATA 1-2: Two SFP cages for streaming Transport Stream data. SFPTR-RJ45-SGM-AV sold
separately.
2.2. HARDWARE INSTALLATION

To successfully install the 5782DEC, you will require:
1. An unused IP address on the network

2. An Evertz serial cable
3. VLPro Server IP address
Before handling the card it is important to minimize the potential effects of static electricity. It is
therefore recommended that an ESD strap be worn. Locate on a frame chassis a vacant slot. Unpack
the 5782DEC and separate the rear panel from the main card. Locate the slot on the rear of the rack
and remove the blanking panel. Insert the rear panel into the back of the chassis and secure using the
two screws provided.
Before inserting the front card, connect the serial cable to the board using the serial cable provided.
Now insert the 5782DEC card into the corresponding front slot ensuring the card lines up with the slot
runners on the bottom and the top of the chassis. Push the card into the slot ensuring that when it
mates with the rear panel is has been firmly pushed into a seated position. This can be confirmed when
the connectivity lights for the Ethernet port are illuminated. Do not connect the HD/SDI Input cable to
the rear card until the initial configuration has been completed (failure to do this could cause unwanted
network issues).
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2.2.1. Network Settings for VLPRO – 5782DEC
1. Connect the Evertz serial upgrade cable (ribbon cable) to the 2x3 header at the front edge of
the 5782DEC.
2. Start a terminal program and configure the port settings.
3. At the “netra-platform login” prompt, enter:

• “customer” for username <Enter>
• “customer” for password <Enter>
Figure 2-2: 5782DEC COM Login and Main Menu
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4. From the main menu, four selections are available. Select Network Setup and the menu
illustrated below will appear. Set the desired network addresses per your requirement. After
entering all settings choose Exit two times to get back to the login prompt. The card must be
rebooted for all the network settings to take effect.
Figure 2-3: 5782DEC COM Network Setup
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3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3.1. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS

• Number of Inputs/Outputs:
BNC: 2x ASI Inputs
2x 3G/HD/SD/ASI Outputs
IP: 2x GbE Data Ports (Optional SFP)
• Standard: SMPTE 425M/292M/259M
3Gb/s, 1.485Gb/s, 270Mb/s
ASI per DVB TR 101 891 (Max 213Mb/s)
Max Program BR – 80Mb/s
Max PIDs per Program – 50
Max Programs per TS – 50
• Video Resolution: 1920x1080 @ 25, 29.97, 30, 59.94 and 60Hz
1280x720 @ 50, 59.94 and 60Hz
720x576 @ 25Hz (ITU-R BT.656-4)
720x480 @ 29.97Hz (SMPTE 125M)
• Video Decompression: H.264/MPEG-2 4:2:0
H.264/MPEG-2 4:2:0 8bit (Optional)
H.264 4:2:2 10 bit (Optional)
• Profile/Level: MP@ML up to [email protected]
3.2. AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS

• Number of Channels: 8x PIDs of audio processing across 16x Channels of Embedded
PCM
• Compression Formats: MPEG-1 Layer 2
Dolby Digital AC-3 up to 3/2L
Passthrough
PCM
Dolby Digital
Dolby-E
• Optional: Dolby-E Decode
AAC-LC
3.3. ANCILLIARY SPECIFICATIONS

• Embedding of: Audio Pass Through
Closed Caption/Teletext
SCTE35 to 104 (optional)
AFD/WSS
Timecode
3.4. HIGH QUALITY DOWN CONVERT (+HDC)

• Down Conversion: SMPTE 292 to SMPTE 259
• Aspect Ratio: Fixed Scalar or Follow AFD
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3.5. CONFIGURATION & MGMT
• Web Server: Integrated HTTP with full control
• SNMP: VistaLINK remote control and monitoring via Frame Controller
3.6. ELECTRICAL
• Input Voltage: Auto ranging 100 – 240VAC
• Power: <48W
• EMI/RFI: Complies with FCC regulations for class-A devices
Complies with EU EMC directive
3.7. PHYSICAL (NUMBER OF SLOTS)

• 570FR: 1
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4. VISTALINK® PRO INTERFACE

This chapter assumes that the VistaLINK® PRO server and client are already configured for your
network and you have basic knowledge of the VistaLINK® PRO interface. It also assumes that the user
or network administrator had already added the appropriate JAR file to the server, and both the client
and server applications have been restarted.
There are two methods that can be used to communicate with the 5782DEC and VistaLINK® PRO.
1. 570FC Frame Controller and 5782DEC with appropriate JAR file. Ethernet connection is made
to the 570FC control port from VistaLINK® PRO.
Open VistaLINK® PRO and click on the refresh tree icon. Expand the hardware tree by clicking
on the “+” button on the IP address of the frame controller’s port. The 570FC should show up
and the number of 5782DEC cards installed after it in the tree formation.
2. Using the 570FC control port and WebEASY UI for direct web access control (discussed
further in Section 5).
Open VistaLINK® PRO and click on the refresh tree icon. Select 5782DEC and right click to View
Configuration….
4.1. SYSTEM TAB
Figure 4-1: VistaLINK® – System Tab
Decoder Control
Decoder Reset: This control allows the user to reset the decoder.
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Decoder Reboot: This control allows the user to power cycle the decoder.
Load Factory Configuration: This control allows the user to soft reset the decoder to the factory
settings.
Control Port: Currently unused on 5782DEC platform.
Data Port <1,2> Control

IP Address: This control allows the user to set the IP address on the Data Port. This control will also
display the currently set IP address.
Netmask: This control allows the user to set the Netmask for the Data Port IP address. This control
will also display the currently set Netmask.
Gateway: This control allows the user to set the Gateway for the Data Port. This control will also
display the currently set Gateway.
Data Port <1,2> Monitor

SFP Part Number: This parameter returns the part number of the SFP located in the Data Port.
Port Link Status: This parameter returns the link status for the data port, communicating to the user
whether the link is up or down.
Port Link Info: This parameter returns the link status for the data port, containing information about
speed and duplex.
Receive Bandwidth: When the link is Up, this parameter returns the receive bandwidth currently
being read on the Data Port. Reading is in kbps.
Transmit Bandwidth: When the link is Up, this parameter returns the transmit bandwidth currently
being sent on the Data Port. Reading is in kbps.
Syslog Configuration
Syslog is a valuable tool for debugging the device operation. It is essentially serial readouts over IP,
sent to a dedicated server. If issues are present, Evertz can help install and setup a syslog server for
constant monitoring of the device activity.
External Syslog: This parameter allows the user to enable or disable sending syslog information to
the configured external server.
Syslog Server IP: This parameter allows the user to assign the external syslog server IP address.
This will be the address of a PC with the syslog server software installed (e.g. Kiwi Syslog Server).
Temperature
Temperature Monitor: This displays the temperature of the module.
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4.2. PRODUCT FEATURES

The 5782DEC has the ability to enable features by adding/updating applicable licenses. Please contact
Evertz Microsystems Ltd for any additional license generation along with Product Serial Number and
Product MAC address.
Figure 4-2: VistaLINK® – Product Features Tab
Product License: This parameter displays the product license key loaded to the hardware. This
parameter can also be used to apply license keys that will enable product features. Please contact the
factory if product features need to be purchased
Product Serial Number: This parameter displays the card serial number. This is required by Evertz
when generating or updating license files on the 5782DEC.
Product Feature: This parameter returns the product features supported on this card, as well as
whether the product feature support is enabled or disabled.
8 Bit 422 Product Feature: With the 8 bit 422 license key, the decoder will support 4:2:2 8 bit
Chroma Sampling.
10 Bit 422 Product Feature: With the 10 bit 422 license key, the decoder will support 4:2:2 10 bit
Chroma Sampling.
AAC Product Feature: With the AAC license key, the decoder will support AAC-LC decoding.
DD Product Feature: With the DD license key, the decoder will support DolbyE full 8 Channel
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DBISS Product Feature: With the DBISS license key, the decoder will provide BISS 1 and BISS E
descrambling capability.
SCTE104 Product Feature: With the SCTE104 license key, the decoder will support SCTE35 to
SCTE104 translation.
FEC Product Feature: With the FEC license key, the decoder will support Forward Error
Correction.
FSE Product Feature: With the FSE license key, the decoder will provide Frame Sync support.
4.3. INPUT CONTROL
Figure 4-3: VistaLINK® – Input Control Tab
Input Port Control

Input Source Select: This parameter allows the user to select which input port the data will enter the
decoder from. The available options include ASI 1, ASI 2, Data 1 and Data 2.

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Input IP Address: This parameter allows the user to set the IP Address of the input data.
Destination UDP Port Number: This parameter allows user to select the destination UDP port
number for the input data stream.
Gratuitous ARP: This parameter allows the user to enable/disable the Gratuitous ARP feature. This
is most useful when accepting a unicast stream to prevent last hop switch from Mac address
flooding.
Gratuitous ARP Address: When Gratuitous ARP is enabled, the Decoder Data port will ARP for the
IP address provided at an approximate 2 minute interval. A suggestion is to enter the default gateway
of the subnet. This will refresh the switches’ MAC address table and help to prevent a unicast flood
scenario.
IGMPv3 Mode: This parameter allows the user to include or exclude IGMPv3 SSM sources.
IGMPv3 SSM Source <1-6>: This parameter allows the user to set the IP address to be used while
forming the source filter for IGMP V3 communication.
SMPTE302 Mode: This parameter allows the user to select how the SMPTE302 audio streams are
handled; the options include Auto, PCM, DolbyE and AC3.
Adaptive Latency: This parameter allows the user to enable adaptive latency mode. This parameter
can also be configured to the Min latency mode.
When adaptive latency is configured “ON”, input stream HRD parameters are examined to
determine which buffer settings can be applied for the decoder.
When configured “OFF”, input stream HRD parameters are ignored and the maximum buffer offset
is applied to the decoder as a safety precaution.
When configured “MIN”, input stream HRD parameters are examined to determine which buffer
settings can be applied for the decoder, but also more aggressively if HRD parameters are missing,
the decoder tries to infer from other parameters. This is an advanced setting, the user must be very
careful before setting the decoder to MIN adaptive latency mode. If the buffers are set to minimum
level and the HRD parameters are incorrect, it will result in a buffer underflow.
Delay Control
Video Delay: This parameter allows the user to add a delay to the video to synchronize the audio
and the video stream. This can be done by sliding the video delay to the desired setting, to a
maximum of 200ms.
Audio Delay <1-8>: This parameter allows the user to add a delay to the audio to synchronize the
audio and the video stream. This can be done by sliding the audio delay to the desired setting, to a
maximum of 50ms for each of the 8 audio streams.
Input Program Control

Program Tuning Mode: This parameter allows the user to tell the decoder how to select the
program to decode. The options include Auto or Manual PID Select.
Auto Program Select Mode: This parameter allows the user to specify which program to decode,
the options include First Program in PAT, Specific Service Name, Specific Program Select or Lowest
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Program Number Select: This parameter allows the user to select the program to decode based on
program number; this parameter is only available if Auto Program Select Mode is set to Specific
Program Select.
Service Name Select: This parameter allows the user to select the program to decode based on
service name; this parameter is only available if Auto Program Select Mode is set to Specific Service
Name.
Unicast Source Filter Control

Unicast Source Filter: This control allows the user to enable or disable Unicast Source filtering. This
control works similar to IGMP v3 SSM.
Unicast Source IP Address: This control allows the user to enter a source IP address of a unicast
stream. The decoder will not accept the input unless the source IP matches in the unicast stream (if
enabled).
Unicast Source UDP Port Number: This control allows the user to also filter by the UDP port of the
incoming unicast stream. The decoder will not accept the input unless the UDP port matches in the
unicast stream (if enabled).
Manual PID Control

Video PID: This parameter allows the user to set the Video Packet ID (PID). The video PID allows
the decoder to sort the video packets in the transport stream to organize them for output.
PCR PID: This parameter displays the Packet ID of the Program Clock Reference (PCR) of the
program being output. The value of the PCR is used to generate a system timing clock in the
decoder. This clock provides a highly accurate time base that is used to synchronize audio and video
elementary streams.
Private Data PID: This parameter displays the control data output PID. Private/control data can be
sent directly to 3080UEP-H264HD-IPASI control IP Port, the data is then captured and embedded
into the encoder output on a Private Data PID. The 5782DEC can extract data from this Private Data
PID and output it as a UDP packet on its own control port.
VANC PID <1-4>: This parameter allows the user to specify the SMPTE2038 PID. This PID is
required to reconstruct Vertical Ancillary data from the SMPTE2038.
Audio PID <1-8>: This parameter allows the user to set the Audio Packet ID (PID) for the associated
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Figure 4-4: VistaLINK® – Input Control Tab continued
Switch Over Control

User Redundancy Mode: This control allows the user to enable or disable redundancy mode on
input.
Active Source: This monitor displays the active input.
Backup Input Source Select: This control allows the user to select SFP 1 or SFP 2 as the backup
port.
Backup Input IP Address: This control allows the user to specify the multicast address to be used
as backup.
Backup Destination UDP Port Number: This parameter allows the user to select the destination
UDP port number of the backup streaming output.
Backup IGMPv3 Mode: This control allows the user to select between include and exclude for
IGMPv3 mode.
Backup IGMPv3 SSM Control <1-6>: This control allows the user to set the IP addresses to be
used while forming the source filter for IGMPv3 communications.
Wait Switch Time after Loss of Primary Input: This parameter controls the time to wait after
seeing a Primary input loss in seconds. After the timeout, the input will switch to backup.
Wait Switch Time after Loss of Backup Input: This parameter controls the time to wait after seeing
a Backup input loss in seconds. After the timeout, the input will switch to primary.
Audio Mode
AC3/Dolby E Audio Mode: This parameter allows the user to set the audio mode to either bypass or
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stereo downmix is required. By default full decode of Dolby AC3 is supported. However, the license
key for Dolby Decode must be purchased for full decode of Dolby E.
4.4. DECODER MONITOR
Figure 4-5: VistaLINK® – Decoder Monitor Tab
Input Monitor
Input Status: This parameter returns the status of the input stream. It provides an indication if the
input stream is present or not present.
Input Bitrate: This parameter returns the Transport Stream bitrate of the input stream.
Input Packet Framing: This parameter reflects if the incoming packets are UDP or RTP.
Demux Video Monitor

Program Name: This parameter displays the program name associated with the Transport Stream
input.
Program Number: This parameter returns the program number for the program being
demuxed/decoded.
PMT PID: This parameter displays the Program Map Table Packet ID for the associated Transport
Stream input.
PCR PID: This parameter displays the Program Clock Reference Packet ID for the associated
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Video PID: This parameter displays the Video Packet ID (PID). The video PID allows the decoder to
sort the video packets in the transport stream to organize them for output.
Video Bitrate: This parameter displays the video bitrate of the associated video stream.
Video Compression Type: This parameter displays the video compression type of the associated
Transport Stream input.
Video Chroma Format: This parameter displays the chroma format of the associated Transport
Stream input.
Video Resolution: This parameter displays the video resolution of the associated Transport Stream
input.
Video Frame Rate: This parameter displays the video frame rate of the associated Transport Stream
input.
Continuity Counter Error

Count: This parameter displays the number of continuity errors counted.
Reset Count: This parameter allows the user to reset the count of continuity errors.
Threshold: This parameter displays the error threshold for continuity.
Status: This indicator displays the fault status of the continuity; if it is red it indicates there is a fault
present in continuity.
Trap Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the monitoring of faults.

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4.5. DECODER AUDIO MONITOR
Figure 4-6: VistaLINK® – Decoder Audio Monitor Tab
The 5782DEC can decode up to 8 audio PIDs, and for each of the audio PIDs the following information
is monitored and displayed.
Audio PID Number: This parameter displays the Audio Packet ID (PID) number for the audio stream
that is being decoded.
Audio Bitrate: This parameter displays the audio bitrate for the audio stream that is being decoded.
Audio Type: This parameter displays the audio compression type of the audio stream that is being
decoded.
Sampling Rate: This parameter displays information such as sampling frequency; channel
configuration etc. for the audio stream that is being decoded.
Number of Channels: This parameter displays the number of audio channels that are being decoded
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4.6. OUTPUT CONTROL
Figure 4-7: VistaLINK® – Output Control Tab
Video Output Control

Output Video Standard: This control allows the user to select the output video standard.
Loss of Video Output: This parameter allows the user to set the response of the decoder when the
video output is lost. The options include freeze, black, and blue, red and off.
Private Data Output Control

Data Output: This parameter allows the user to enable data output from the decoder.
Destination IP Address: This parameter allows the user to set the destination IP address of the
output data.
Destination Port: This parameter allows the user to set the destination port number of the output
data.
Channel Destination Select

Channel <1-16> Source Select: This parameter allows the user to specify which decoded audio
channel to use for each source.

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4.7. ANC DATA CONTROL
Figure 4-8: VistaLINK® – ANC Data Control Tab
CC Controls
CC Selection: This parameter allows the user to select if Closed Caption 608/708/Divicom should be
embedded on the decoded output. In Auto mode, it will automatically pick the correct CC type in the
decoded transport stream. Other options include SCTE128 and disabled.
CC708 Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the line on which to insert the CC708 for
ANC services.
AFD Controls
AFD SD Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the AFD insertion lines for SD video.
AFD SD Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable AFD in the output for SD video.
AFD SD Embed Mode: This drop down allows the user to select the AFD data embedding in the
Video Index (VI) or VANC.
AFD HD Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the AFD insertion lines for HD video.
AFD HD Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable AFD in the output for HD video.
VBI Controls
VBI Data Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable VBI data in the output SDI.
VANC Controls
VANC VPTS: This control allows the user to enable or disable VANC VPTS.

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WST/WSS/OP47 Controls
OP47 Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the OP47 insertion lines for ANC
services.
OP47 Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of OP47 in the
output.
WST Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of World Standard Teletext in
the output SDI.
WSS Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of WSS in the output SDI.
WSS Embed Mode: This parameter allows the user to select the embedding mode for WSS. The
two options available include AR mode and PID mode. If the user selects AR mode, WSS is
generated based on the video display aspect ratio extracted from the elementary stream. If the user
selects PID mode, WSS is generated using the data extracted per ETSI EN472 and EN775. Data is
carried in separate PID.
Timecode Controls
Timecode SD Embed Mode: This parameter allows the user to select if SD VITC timecode is
embedded in the output SDI or if ATC timecode is embedded in the output SDI.
Timecode SD VITC Insert: This parameter allows the user to select the insertion lines for the SD
VITC Time Code data.
Timecode Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of Time Code.
4.8. ANC MONITOR
Figure 4-9: VistaLINK® – ANC Monitor Tab

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ANC Monitor
CC Type: This parameter displays the type of encoded closed captions present in the Transport
Stream.
WST Present: This parameter displays the status of the WST.
WST Present: This parameter displays the status of the WSS.
OP47 Present: This parameter displays the status of the OP47.
VBI Present: This parameter displays the status of the VBI.
AFD Present: This parameter displays the status of the AFD.
Timecode Present: This parameter displays the status of the timecode.
4.9. INPUT FAULTS
Figure 4-10: VistaLINK® – Input Faults Tab
TS Input Missing: Transport Stream input signal detection. The alarm is triggered when enabled and
the input stream is missing.
TS Sync Byte Missing: Transport Stream Sync Byte 0x47 detection. The alarm is triggered when
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Input Bit Error: Input bit error detection. The alarm is triggered when enabled and there is an error in
the input bits.
SCTE35 Data Present: SCTE35 Data present monitoring. The alarm is triggered when enabled and
the SCTE35 data is no longer present.
SCTE104 Data Inserted: SCTE104 Data insertion monitoring. The alarm is trigged when SCTE35
trigger is translated and inserted as SCTE104 on the decoder output.
Video Timestamp Error: This parameter provides the status of the video link. The alarm is triggered
when enabled and there is a video timestamp error. This fault is used as an engineering reference tool.
Audio Timestamp Error: The audio timestamp errors provide the status of the audio link. The alarm is
triggered when enabled and there is an audio timestamp error. This fault is used as an engineering
reference tool.
Memory Self Test: The Fault Present monitor displays the fault condition of the memory self test.
Green indicates healthy while red indicates a fault. Enabling the Send Trap control sends out a trap if
there is a fault generated by the memory self test.
4.10. SFP-ASI TRANSMIT
Figure 4-11: VistaLINK® – SFP-ASI Transmit Tab

SFP Transmit Output: This parameter allows the user to set the mode of the SFP transmit feature, to
enable or disable transmitting on a specific output.
SFP Output IP Address: This parameter allows the user to set the output IP address of the SFP
transmit stream if SFP Transmit is enabled.
SFP Output IP Port: This parameter allows the user to set the output IP port number of the SFP
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Remove NULL Packets: This parameter allows the user to enable the removal of NULL packets in the
SFP transmit stream.
Packet Rate Control: This parameter allows the user to enable the packet rate control in the SFP
transmit stream.
Packet Bitrate: This parameter displays the packet bitrate of data in the SFP transmit stream in kbps.
BNC 4 Output: This parameter allows the user to select the BNC <3,4> output type.
4.11. INBAND CONTROL
Figure 4-12: VistaLINK® – Inband Control Tab
Time Source Select: This parameter allows the user to set the time source that will identify when the
decoder should reboot. Available options include Local Time, External NTP and LTC PID.
Boot Image Number: This parameter allows the user to set the image number to boot the next time
a reboot is triggered.
Overwrite Image Number: This parameter allows the user to set the image number to overwrite
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Current Image Number: This parameter returns the image number that is currently running.
Time Zone Offset: This parameter allows the user to set the time zone offset, for GMT, to apply to
the external NTP and local clock time sources.
Daylight Savings Enable: This parameter allows the user to set if daylight savings time should be
enabled when using the external NTP or local clock source.
Group ID: This parameter sets the Group ID number for the device ID used for inband purposes.
Upgrade Status: This parameter returns the status for inband firmware upgrades.
Upgrade Time: This parameter returns the time pending for inband firmware upgrades.
Image Name <1-3>: This parameter displays the upgrade image names that are currently written to
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5. WEB INTERFACE
After the 5782DEC has been installed and the 570FC has been configured with the required network
addresses for the control port, the 5782DEC can be completely configured using the web interface via
the 570FC WebEASY UI. To do this, simply type in the IP address of the 570FCcontrol port in a web
browser (Chrome or Firefox are preferred).
 Note: Computer must be on the same subnet in order to have communication with
module.
Figure 5-1: WebEASY® – Login Menu
For login and password, type in “root” and “evertz” respectively.

Then from the Frame FC menu, choose the 5782DEC from one of the installed slots.
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Due to the size of the certain menu tabs, we will be breaking up screen tab images
into multiple images. Some of the screen shots will also require the user to zoom in
to see the image more clearly.
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5.1. SYSTEM
Figure 5-2: WebEASY® – System Tab
Control Port: Currently unused on 5782DEC platform.
Data Port Control 1 & 2

IP Address: This control allows the user to set the IP address on the Data Port. This control will also
display the currently set IP address.
Netmask: This control allows the user to set the Netmask for the Data Port IP address. This control
will also display the currently set Netmask.
Gateway: This control allows the user to set the Gateway for the Data Port. This control will also
display the currently set Gateway address.
Data Port Monitor 1 & 2

SFP Part Number: This parameter returns the part number of the SFP located in the Data Port.
Port Link Status: This parameter returns the link status for the Data Port. The status could be either
Up or Down.
Port Link Info: When the link is Up, this parameter returns link speed & duplex mode information for
the Data Port.
Receive Bandwidth: When the link is Up, this parameter returns the receive bandwidth currently
being read on the Data Port. Reading is in kbps.
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Transmit Bandwidth: When the link is Up, this parameter returns the transmit bandwidth currently
being sent on the Data Port. Reading is in kbps.
Figure 5-3: WebEASY® – System Tab continued
Decoder Control
Decoder Reset: This control is reserved for engineering use.
Decoder Reboot: This control can be used to soft reboot the device. It will cycle the power relay and
cause an effective power cycle.
Load Factory Configuration: This control returns all parameters to the original factory default.
Syslog Configuration
Syslog is a valuable tool for debugging the device operation. It is essentially serial readouts over IP,
sent to a dedicated server. If issues are present, Evertz can help install and setup a syslog server for
constant monitoring of the device activity.
External Syslog: This parameter allows the user to enable or disable sending syslog information to
the configured external server.
System Server IP: This parameter allows the user to assign the external syslog server IP address.
This will be the address of a PC with the syslog server software installed (e.g. Kiwi Syslog Server)
Temperature
Temperature Monitor: This displays the temperature of the module.
Configuration Management
Export Configure File: This parameter allows the user to Export a config file for the entire decoder.
Import Configure File: This parameter allows the user to Import a config file for the entire decoder.

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5.2. PRODUCT FEATURES

The 5782DEC has the ability to enable features by adding/updating applicable licenses.
Figure 5-4: WebEASY® – Product Features Tab
Product License
Product License File: This parameter allows the user to search for their product license file.
Product Serial Number: This parameter displays the card serial number. This is required by Evertz
when generating or updating license files on the 5782DEC.
Product Features Supported

Product Feature Name: This parameter returns the product features supported on this card, as well
as whether the product support is enabled or disabled.
Product Feature Supported: This parameter displays the status of features currently supported.
Enabled means the license key is installed and disabled means the license key is not installed.

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5.3. DECODER INPUT CONTROL
Figure 5-5: WebEASY® – Decoder Input Control Tab
Input Port Control

Input Source Select: This control allows the user to select which port the data will enter the decoder
from.
Input IP Address: This control allows the user to select the IP Address of the input data.
Destination UDP Port Number: This control allows user to select the destination UDP port number
of the data.
Gratuitous ARP: This parameter allows the user to enable or disable the Gratuitous ARP feature.
This is most useful when accepting a unicast stream to prevent last hop switch from Mac address
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Gratuitous ARP Address: When Gratuitous ARP is enabled, the Decoder Data port will ARP for the
IP address provided at an approximate 2 minute interval. A suggestion is to enter the default gateway
of the subnet. This will refresh the switches’ MAC address table and help to prevent a unicast flood
scenario.
IGMPv3 Mode: This control allows the user to enable the use of the IGMPv3 mode.
IGMPv3 SSM Source <1-6>: This control allows the user to set the IP addresses to be used while
forming the source filter for IGMPv3 communications.
Unicast Source Filter: This control allows the user to enable or disable the Unicast Source filtering.
This control works similar to IGMP v3 SSM.
Unicast Source IP Address: This control allows the user to enter a source IP address of a unicast
stream. The decoder will not accept the input unless the source IP matches in the unicast stream (if
enabled).
Unicast Source UDP Port Number: This control allows the user to also filter by the UDP port of the
incoming unicast stream. The decoder will not accept the input unless the UDP port matches in the
unicast stream (if enabled).
SMPTE302 Mode: This parameter allows the user to select how the SMPTE302 audio streams are
handled; the options include PCM, DolbyE and AC3.
Adaptive Latency: This parameter allows the user to enable adaptive latency mode. This parameter
can also be configured to the Min latency mode.
When adaptive latency is configured “ON”, input stream HRD parameters are examined to
determine what buffer settings can be applied for the decoder.
When configured “OFF”, input stream HRD parameters are ignored and the maximum buffer offset
is applied to the decoder as a safety precaution.
When configured “MIN”, input stream HRD parameters are examined to determine what buffer
settings can be applied for the decoder, but also more aggressively if HRD parameters are missing,
the decoder tries to infer from other parameters. This is an advanced setting, the user must be very
careful before setting the decoder to MIN adaptive latency mode. If the buffers are set to minimum
level and the HRD parameters are incorrect, this will result in a buffer underflow.
Switch Over Control

User Redundancy Mode: This control allows the user to enable or disable redundancy mode on
input.
Active Source: This monitor displays the active input.
Backup Input Source Select: This control allows the user to select SFP 1 or SFP 2 as the backup
port.
Backup Input IP Address: This control allows the user to specify the multicast address to be used
as backup.
Backup Destination UDP Port Number: This parameter allows the user to select the destination
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IGMPv3 Mode: This control allows the user to enable the use of the IGMPv3 mode.
IGMPv3 SSM Control <1-6>: This control allows the user to set the IP addresses to be used while
forming the source filter for IGMPv3 communications.
Wait Switch Time after Loss of Primary Input: This parameter controls the time to wait after
seeing a Primary input loss in seconds. After the timeout, the input will switch to backup.
Wait Switch Time after Loss of Backup Input: This parameter controls the time to wait after seeing
a Backup input loss in seconds. After the timeout, the input will switch to primary.
Video Control
Video Delay: This parameter allows the user to add a delay to the video to synchronize the audio
and the video stream. This can be done by sliding the video delay to the desired setting, to a
maximum of 50ms.
Figure 5-6: WebEASY® – Decoder Input Control Tab continued

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Audio Control
Audio Delay <1-8>: This parameter allows the user to add a delay to the audio to synchronize the
audio and the video stream. This can be done by sliding the audio delay to the desired setting, to a
maximum of 50ms for each of the 8 audio streams.
Audio Mode <1-8>: This parameter allows the user to set the audio mode to either bypass or
decode the audio stream.
Audio DownMix Mode: This parameter allows the user to set the audio downmix mode.
Input Program Control

Program Tuning Mode: This parameter allows the user to tell the decoder how to select the
program to decode. The options include Auto or Manual PID Select.
Auto Program Select Mode: This parameter allows the user to specify which program to select to
decode, the options include First Program in PAT, Specific Service Name, Specific Program Select or
Lowest Program Number. This parameter is only available if Program Tuning Mode is set to Auto PID
Select.
Program Select: This parameter allows the user to select the program to decode; this parameter is
only available if Auto Program Select Mode is set to Specific Program Select.
VANC PID Select: This parameter allows the user to specify the SMPTE2038 PID. This PID is
required to reconstruct Vertical Ancillary data from the SMPTE2038.
Manual Audio PID Select

Audio PID <1-8>: This parameter allows the user to set the audio Packet ID (PID) for the associated
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5.4. DECODER MONITOR
Figure 5-7: WebEASY® – Decoder Monitor Tab

Input Monitor
Input Status: This parameter returns the status of the input video.
Input Bitrate: This parameter returns the bitrate of the input video in kbps.
Input Packet Framing: This parameter reflects if the incoming packets are UDP or RTP.
Video Monitor
Program Number: This parameter returns the program number for the program being
demuxed/decoded.
Program Name: This parameter displays the program name associated with the video input.
PMT PID: This parameter displays the Program Map Table Packet ID for the associated video input.
PCR PID: This parameter displays the Program Clock Reference Packet ID for the associated video
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Video PID: This parameter displays the Video Packet ID (PID). The video PID allows the decoder to
sort the video packets in the transport stream to organize them for output in kbps.
Video Bitrate: This parameter displays the video bitrate of the associated video stream.
Video Compression Type: This parameter displays the video compression type of the associated
video stream.
Video Chroma Format: This parameter displays the chroma format of the associated video stream.
Video Resolution: This parameter displays the video resolution of the associated video stream.
Video Frame Rate: This parameter displays the video frame rate of the associated video stream.
Continuity Counter Error

Video Count: This parameter returns the current value of the video CC error count.
Video Reset Count: This parameter allows the user to reset the count of video continuity errors.
Video Threshold: This parameter allows the user to set the video CC error threshold for the video
CC error traps.
Audio Continuity Counter Error

Audio Count: This parameter displays the number of audio continuity errors counted.
Audio Reset Count: This parameter allows the user to reset the count of audio continuity errors.
Audio Threshold: This parameter displays the error threshold for audio continuity.
5.5. DECODER AUDIO MONITOR
Figure 5-8: WebEASY® – Decoder Audio Monitor Tab

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Audio Monitor
Audio PID Number: This parameter displays the Audio Packet ID (PID) number for the audio stream
that is being decoded.
Audio Bitrate: This parameter displays the audio bitrate for the audio stream that is being decoded.
Audio Type: This parameter displays the audio compression type of the audio stream that is being
decoded.
Sampling Rate: This parameter displays information such as sampling frequency; channel
configuration etc for the audio stream tat is being decoded.
Number of Channels: This parameter displays the number of audio channels that are being
decoded by the decoder.
5.6. DECODER OUTPUT CONTROL
Figure 5-9: WebEASY® – Decoder Output Control Tab
Video Output Control

Output Video Standard: This control allows the user to select the output video standard.
Loss of Video Output: This parameter allows the user to set the response of the decoder when the
video output is lost. The options include freeze, black and blue, red and off.
Audio Output Control

Channel <1-16> Source Select: This parameter allows the user to specify which decoded audio
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Private Data Output Control
Data Output: This parameter allows the user to enable data output from the decoder.
Destination IP Address: This parameter allows the user to set the destination IP address of the
output data.
Destination Port: This parameter allows the user to set the destination port number of the output
data.
5.7. DECODER ANC DATA CONTROL
Figure 5-10: WebEASY® – Decoder ANC Data Control Tab
Decoder ANC Data Control

CC Selection: This parameter allows the user to select the type of embedded Closed Captions to
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CC708 Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the line on which to insert the CC708 for
ANC services.
AFD SD Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the AFD insertion lines for SD video.
AFD SD Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable or disable AFD in the output for
SD video.
AFD SD VANC or VI: This parameter allows the user to select whether to embed AFD data on
VANC or VI, the default is AFD On VANC.
AFD HD Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the AFD insertion lines for HD video.
AFD HD Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable AFD in the output for HD video.
AFD Mode: This parameter allows the user to control if the AFD is set for Sticky or Follow Input.
VBI Data Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable VBI data in the output SDI.
SCTE104 Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the SCTE104 insertion lines for ANC
service.
SCTE104 Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of SCTE104
ancillary packets in the output.
Splice Delay: SCTE104 splice delay for ANC services.
SCTE 104 GPO Invert: This parameter allows the user to invert the SCTE 104 GPO pulse.
OP47 Insert Line: This parameter allows the user to select the OP47 insertion lines for ANC
services.
OP47 Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of OP47 Closed
Captions in the output.
WST Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of World Standard Teletext in
the output SDI.
WSS Embed: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of WSS in the output SDI.
WSS Embed Mode: This parameter allows the user to select the embedding mode for WSS.
Timecode SD Embed Mode: This parameter allows the user to select the mode to use when
embedding the Time Code for SD video.
Timecode SDVITC Insert Line <1-2>: This parameter allows the user to select the line to insert the
SD VITC Time Code data.
Timecode Embed Enable: This parameter allows the user to enable the embedding of Time Code
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VANC VPTS: This parameter allows the user to enable or disable VANC VPTS.
5.8. DECODER ANC MONITOR
Figure 5-11: WebEASY® – Decoder ANC Monitor Tab
Decoder ANC Monitor

CC Type: This parameter displays the type of embedded closed captions used in the output.
WST Present: This parameter displays the status of the WST.
WSS Present: This parameter displays the status of the WSS.
OP 47 Present: This parameter displays the status of the OP47.
VBI Present: This parameter displays the status of the VBI.
AFD Present: This parameter displays the status of the AFD.
Timecode Present: This parameter displays the status of the timecode.

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5.9. SFP-ASI TRANSMIT CONTROL
Figure 5-12: WebEASY® – SFP Transmit Control Tab
SFP Transmit Control

SFP Transmit Output: This parameter allows the user to set the mode of the SFP transmit feature,
to enable or disable transmitting on a specific output.
SFP Output IP Address: This parameter allows the user to set the output IP address of the SFP
SFP Output IP Port: This parameter allows the user to set the output IP port number of the SFP
PID Filter: This parameter allows the user to enable PID filtering for the SFP transmit output stream.
Remove NULL Packets: This parameter allows the user to enable the removal of NULL packets in
the SFP transmit stream.
Packet Rate Control: This parameter allows the user to enable the packet rate control in the SFP
transmit stream.
Packet Bitrate: This parameter displays the packet bitrate of data in the SFP transmit stream in
kbps.
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5.10. INBAND CONTROL
Figure 5-13: WebEASY® – Inband Control Tab
Inband Control
Time Source Select: This parameter allows the user to set the time source to be used when
checking if a firmware upgrade is needed for an upgrade image with a timestamp.
Boot Image Number: This parameter allows the user to set the image number to boot the next time
a reboot is triggered.
Overwrite Image Number: This parameter allows the user to set the image number to overwrite
when doing a webpage or VLPro upgrade.
Current Image Number: This parameter returns the image number that is currently running.
Time Zone Offset: This parameter allows the user to set the time zone offset, for GMT, to apply to
the external NTP and local clock time sources.
Daylight Savings Time: This parameter allows the user to set if daylight savings time should be
enabled when using the external NTP or local clock source.
Group ID: This parameter sets the Group ID number for the device ID used for inband purposes.
Upgrade Status: This parameter returns the status for inband firmware upgrades.
Upgrade Time: This parameter returns the time pending for inband firmware upgrades.
Image Name: This parameter displays the upgrade image names that are currently written to flash.

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5.11. FAULTS
The 5782DEC has a Fault Page where the following information can have traps set and will display if
there is a fault present. Red indicates there is a fault present and green indicates there is no fault
present.
Figure 5-14: WebEASY® – Faults Tab
CC Fault Present
Video CC Error: This control checks whether a continuity counter fault is currently present.
Audio 1-4 CC Error: This control checks whether a continuity counter fault is currently present.
Memory Self Test Fault Present

Memory Self Test: This control checks whether a memory self test fault is currently present.
Input Fault Present

TS Input Missing: This control checks whether an input fault is currently present.
TS Sync Byte Missing: This control checks whether a TS Sync Byte is missing.
Input Bit Error: This control is used to enable and disable input traps.
SCTE 35 Data Present: This control is used to enable and disable input traps.
SCTE 104 Data Inserted: This control is used to enable and disable input traps.
Video Timestamp Error: This control is used to enable and disable input traps.
Audio Timestamp Error 1-8: This control is used to enable and disable input traps.

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6. UPGRADE PROCEDURES
6.1. UPDATING VISTALINK PRO SERVER JAR FILE
Products from Evertz are constantly evolving and new features are often added. It is therefore
important to update the JAR files in use to provide access to all the latest features or enhancements. It
will also be necessary to add JAR files for new products.
To perform a JAR update, ensure that all VLPro clients are closed (the clients which are not closed will
automatically be disconnected as soon as the VLPro Server is restarted). Maximize the VLPro Server
window from the Windows task bar and select Help>Apply Update>Product from the menu.
Figure 6-1: VistaLINK® PRO Server Help Menu
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A window will appear, as shown in Figure 6-2. Navigate to the location of the new JAR file and double
click to select the file. The window will automatically close and the update will be applied in the
background.
Figure 6-2: VistaLINK® PRO – Applying JAR Updates

You will be prompted to restart the server to enable the change to take effect. Apply as many JAR
updates as required before restarting the server.
 NOTE: You may confirm that all updates have been successfully applied by
selecting from the menu Tools>View>Show/Hide Product update log.
Shutdown the server by selecting File>Shutdown Server from the menu bar. Now re-open the server, it
is normal for the start up to take marginally longer while each individual update is being applied. Once
complete, you may restart the VLPro Client. As the Client restarts you will experience a short delay
while the update is applied. A prompt will appear confirming that the updates have been applied.
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6.2. FIRMWARE UPGRADE
There are two recommended ways to upgrade the firmware for the 5782DEC.
1. WebEASY®
2. VistaLINK® with the 570FC
Using the WebEASY® on a web interface is the fastest and recommended procedure to load firmware
onto the 5782DEC.
6.2.1. Firmware Upgrade Using WebEASY®

When first visiting the 5782DEC web interface, the user will be asked to enter a Login and Password.
Enter “customer” for Login and “customer” for Password.
On the top of the web page for the 5782DEC, there is a tab labelled Upgrade. The Upgrade tab is used
to check current firmware version and upload the latest firmware.
Figure 6-3: WebEASY® – Upgrade Button on Top Menu Bar

Selecting the Upgrade tab will take you to Figure 6-4 where the current firmware version is shown.
Should the firmware be outdated, you will need to download the firmware image file.
 NOTE: Contact Evertz get the latest firmware file.

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Figure 6-4: WebEASY® – Firmware Upgrade Menu
Check the box under the Upgrade column, and click Choose File to locate the image file. Once
selected, click Open to advance to the next step.

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Figure 6-5: WebEASY® – Locating the Image File
Click Upgrade and watch the progress bar for the status. Once completed, the device will automatically
restart.

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6.2.2. Firmware Upgrade using VistaLINK® with the 570FC
Upgrading the firmware using VistaLINK® can be accomplished using the 570FC frame controller and
the 5782DEC.
Ensure that the 5782DEC is running the latest firmware, to check this simply right click on the card’s
address in VLPRO Client and select Version Information as shown in Figure 6-7.
Figure 6-6: VistaLINK® - Selecting Version Information
Once Version Information is clicked, the module will be able to be selected for upgrading.
1. Open the Hardware Tree and select the card to be upgraded.
2. Check the box beside the card to be upgraded.
3. Click the Upgrade button on the bottom right corner.
4. Click the Browse button to select the 5782DEC image file.
5. Click the Upgrade button and wait for the upload to complete. This will take approximately 5 to
10 minutes depending on network traffic. The progress bar will provide feedback on the status
of the upgrade.
6. Upon completion, the 5782DEC module will reboot automatically and return online in normal
“run” mode.

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Professional H.264 and MPEG-2 Decoder

EVERTZ MICROSYSTEMS LTD.

Version 1.0, December 2016

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CISPR 22 CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL

INFORMATION TO USERS IN THE U.S.A.

FCC CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL

REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE

1.0 Initial Release Dec 2016

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2. GETTING STARTED ..................................................................................................................... 3

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 7

4. VISTALINK® PRO INTERFACE .................................................................................................... 9

5. WEB INTERFACE ....................................................................................................................... 27

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Figure 1-1: 5782DEC Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 2

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Features & Benefits

• 1x H.264/MPEG-2 Video Decoder up to 4:2:2 10-bit

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Figure 1-1: 5782DEC Block Diagram

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Figure 2-1: 5782DEC-H264HD-IPASI Rear Plate

IN 1-2: BNC connectors used to input ASI MPEG2 Transport Streams.

2.2. HARDWARE INSTALLATION

1. An unused IP address on the network

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2. Start a terminal program and configure the port settings.

3. At the “netra-platform login” prompt, enter:

Figure 2-2: 5782DEC COM Login and Main Menu

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Figure 2-3: 5782DEC COM Network Setup

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3.1. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS

3.2. AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS

3.3. ANCILLIARY SPECIFICATIONS

3.4. HIGH QUALITY DOWN CONVERT (+HDC)

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3.7. PHYSICAL (NUMBER OF SLOTS)

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4. VISTALINK® PRO INTERFACE

4.1. SYSTEM TAB

Figure 4-1: VistaLINK® – System Tab

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Control Port: Currently unused on 5782DEC platform.

Data Port <1,2> Control

Data Port <1,2> Monitor

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4.2. PRODUCT FEATURES

Figure 4-2: VistaLINK® – Product Features Tab

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