4. Start up the Delay Server and set up the system

Use the DTP menu to confi gure your Delay Server device to the network.

Connect the Delay Server to your local KVM.

Press CTRL+ALT+F3 to view the third available terminal.

At the login prompt, type root and press Enter.

At the password prompt, type DTVinabox and press Enter.

At the # prompt, type stopdtp and press Enter.

At the # prompt, type cd/home/ and press Enter.

At the # prompt, type sh confi gureds.sh and press Enter.

Access the Delay Server Confi guration Menu

Attach an extension to the back of each rail to match the depth of your rack.

Attach the rails to the rack posts.

Slide the chassis into the rail.

To remove the chassis from the rack:

Stand in front of the unit and pull the chassis out as far as it will go. On the left side, press down on the plastic retaining mechanism. On the right side, press up on the plastic retaining mechanism.

Attach a slide to each side of thechassis using (5) M4x10mm screws on each side. Make sure the plastic retaining mechanism is located at the back of the chassis.

front rack posts

rear rack posts

slide

rail

2. Rack mount the Delay Server

• 1 RU chassis (1)• Power cables (2)

Rack rail kit contains the following:• Rails (2)• Slides (2) • Short extensions (2)• Nut plates (6)• Bag of screws

1. Verify the contents

NX1012DS INSTALLATION QUICK START

If the customer orders the NX-ASI-44 card, place the card in the PCIe x8 bottom slot.

Serial PortRJ-45 IPMI LAN Port

VGA for Video Power Supply (2)

USB (4) Eth0 (NIC 1)

Eth1 (NIC 2)

Optional NX-GE-4

Optional NX-ASI-44

3. Attach the cables to the back panel

Reference Input

Input 0:0Input 0:1Input 0:2Input 0:3

Output 0:0Output 0:1Output 0:2Output 0:3

Refer to the NEXIO Delay Server User Guide, part number 175-100464-00.

Visit support.imaginecommunications.com for downloads and documentation.

View support and sales contacts at:www.imaginecommunications.com/company/contact-us.aspx

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Part Number: 175-100248-01

7. For more information...

Enter the delay parameters for your delay input.

Click the Create StreamDelay button on the left-hand side of the dialog. The following dialog appears. This sample dialog is fi lled with example information.

Enter the URL for your Delay Server device into your browser’s address bar. Include the port number 8080.

Example: http://137.237.182.128:8080

You will Need:- PC with network access to the Delay Server- IP address for your Delay Server device’s Eth0 (NIC 1) port

6. Create your fi rst delay

After all the parameters have been entered, click the OK button. If the input is found, a view similar to the following dialog appears, with an indication of the incoming rate of the stream being accumulated.

Click the Add Output link in the upper-right corner of the screen to open the Add Output dialog. Enter the name of the output and the delay you want to use, based either on a duration or a time of day.

To operate the remote KVM over IP you must have a Java Runtime Environment set up on the client PC, then click on the Launch button.

To access server management, typehttp://NewlyAssigned-IPaddres.

The login credential isADMIN/ADMIN

d Save any changes and exit from BIOS.

c The default IP Address is 192.168.000.024 and the default Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.000. Either use the defaults or enter a new IP Address and Subnet Mask.

b Select LAN Confi guration.

a Verify the IPMI Firmware version is 1.10 or higher.

Change the following BIOS settings in Advanced > IPMI Confi guration.

Press DEL to enter system BIOS.

Connect the IPMI port (RJ-45 port above the USB ports) to the switch that enabled DHCP.

5. Set up server management via IPMI