SingleHDMIDecoderUser Manual
Project: Device User Guide | page_id: 10
This manual applies to XST-H264/D and XST-H265/D
RTSP/RTMP/HTTP Video Decoder User Guide
Table of Contents
1 Device Introduction
2 User Interface
3 Status Display
4 ONVIF Device Discovery
5 PTZ Control
6 Multi-screen Live
7 Recording Playback
8 Channel Settings
9 System Settings
1. Device Introduction
It can decode network video streams such as rtsp/rtmp/hls and output them as HDMI/VGA video.
Decoding resolution
4k@30fps
1080p@60fps
VGA@60fps
First Use
The device default IP is 192.168.0.15. You can use the Device Search Assistant to modify and configure the device IP.
2. User Interface
This device is configured through a web management interface and can be managed and set up from PCs, tablets, mobile phones and other terminals. On a PC, Google Chrome is recommended for device management.
The default factory IP address of this device is 192.168.0.15. After changing the device IP with our dedicated Device Search Assistant software (see the Device Search Assistant manual for instructions), enter the device IP address in Google Chrome to access the device management login page, as shown below:
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Enter the username and password. Initial default username: admin, password: admin. Click OK to enter the device configuration page. The device configuration page is divided into two windows: the left one is the function settings window and the right one is the function content window, as shown below:
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3. Status Display
Displays the device operating status, including device serial number, software version, uptime, CPU and memory usage, and network information, as shown below:
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4. ONVIF Device Discovery
This device is compatible with all IPC cameras that support the ONVIF protocol. Click ONVIF Device Discovery on the left and the device lists the ONVIF-compatible IPC devices on the same LAN segment, as shown below:
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- System Settings
System settings are used to configure device network information, system update, scheduled reboot and other functions.
9.1 Public Network Port Settings
Used to set the device's Internet IP address. You can choose DHCP or manually set the IP address according to your usage.
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9.2 LAN Port Settings
This setting is supported only on HDMI encoders with dual Ethernet ports. It is used to set the LAN internal IP of the HDMI encoder when internal and external networks are separated, so as to obtain intranet video streams. Single-Ethernet HDMI encoders do not need this setting.
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9.3 4G Settings
Supported on 4G models only; used to set the 4G Internet account and information.
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9.4 Password Settings
Set the management password for the user admin. The default password is admin; please remember the new password after changing it.
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9.5 Serial Port Transparent Transmission
Supported on serial-port models only; currently only TCP client mode is supported.
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6.6 System Update
The device supports online upgrade. Click the "Select File" button, select the prepared upgrade file, and click upload to start the automatic update. When the update is complete, the system asks for a reboot. Before upgrading, be sure to save the configuration information using the backup and restore functions.
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9.7 Backup Files and Restore
Used to back up and restore device configuration information.
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9.8 Format Storage Device
Used to format local storage. After formatting, the files stored on the device will be lost, so please operate with caution. Supported on storage models only.
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9.9 Restore Factory Settings
Used to restore the device to factory settings, including IP, default password, channel settings, etc. It is recommended to back up the existing settings before deleting them.
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9.10 Reboot Device
Reboot the device manually.
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9.11 Scheduled Reboot
Set the scheduled reboot period. You can choose daily reboot or automatic reboot at fixed intervals.
Note: the first time this item is set, the device reboots immediately (the remaining time is negative, which means the device is about to reboot).
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9.12 Scheduled Streaming
Set the device to stream during the configured time period. Currently three time periods are supported.
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