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Network System
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System Integration Guide
NU-NM11B
© 2016 Sony Corporation
4-689-765-12 (1)
2017-08

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  • Page 1 4-689-765-12 (1) 2017-08 Network System Manager System Integration Guide NU-NM11B © 2016 Sony Corporation...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Configuring the Routing Screen ....43 Table of Contents Configuring the Monitoring Screen.... 44 Step 7: Collecting Logs ......47 Overview ............3 Collecting IP Converter Logs ..... 47 System Overview.......... 3 Collecting Network System Manager System Components ........3 Logs ........... 48 System Construction Workflow ....

  • Page 3: Overview

    Overview This manual is the system integration guide for the operating room networked video transmission system (OR IP Solution System). It is intended for use by system engineers and service engineers. It describes the procedures for building, operating, and maintaining systems. System Overview OR IP Solution System is a system for the integrated management of all video equipment installed in operating rooms.

  • Page 4: System Construction Workflow

    OR controller (NSM API client) Network System Manager provides an API that enables control from an external controller. For details about the API of Network System Manager, contact your Sony sales representative. Source (SRC) Device equipped with a video signal output.
  • Page 5 In step 1, determine the number of devices required. Next, build the system using steps 2 to 9. The system structure in the following pages is described in the step sequence above. Overview...

  • Page 6: Step 1: Determining The Overall System Structure

    Step 1: Determining the Overall System Structure Before constructing a system, determine the number of devices required based on the detailed system structure, including the number of ORs in the system, the devices to connect in the system, and the operation mode. Choosing Source and Destination Devices Determine the number of source devices and destination devices for the system using the following procedure.

  • Page 7: Determining The Operation Mode

    Trolleys The following two types of trolley configuration are supported, but operation using type 1 trolley configuration is recommended. Type 1: Trolley is equipped with an IP converter, which is connected to the system when moving between ORs. Type 2: IP converters are installed in the ORs, and only the source/destination device is moved between ORs. Trolley (type 1) Trolley (type 2) Destination...
  • Page 8 Safety priority This mode provides optical fiber cable redundancy by connecting each IP converter and network switches using two optical fiber cables. The same video signal is transmitted on both optical fiber cables to ensure the video signal is not interrupted if one of the cables is damaged or disconnected.
  • Page 9 Cost priority This mode of operation shares a network switch between two ORs. In this mode, video signals are transmitted over a single optical fiber cable, without optical fiber cable redundancy. If the cable is disconnected or damaged, the video is also interrupted. Instead, you can connect multiple IP converters to a single network switch, and share the network switch between two ORs.
  • Page 10 HD video Uncompressed Customization of the operation mode If you want to customize the operation mode, contact your Sony sales representative. Customization examples: • Connecting more than 16 devices per OR • Sharing a network switch between three or more ORs •...

  • Page 11: Determining The Sync Mode

    Determining the Sync Mode The system supports the following two sync modes. Select the mode according to the application. • Network InputLock mode • Network GenLock mode You can specify a different sync mode for use in each OR. Note Set trolley devices that are shared between ORs to the same sync mode as the OR.
  • Page 12 Network GenLock mode In Network GenLock mode, one of the source IP converters is designated as the network sync leader, and all other IP converters become followers. The leader IP converter generates a network sync signal internally, and the followers operate in sync with the network sync signal.

  • Page 13: Calculating The Number Of Required Devices

    Network GenLock mode (using dedicated leader) The system can also operate using an IP converter as a dedicated sync leader. An IP converter used as dedicated sync leader is not connected to either a source device or destination device, as shown in the following diagram. Trolley Trolley Source...

  • Page 14: System Operation

    System Operation During operation, check that there are no errors on the Network System Manager screen to ensure the stable operation of the IP converters and Network System Manager. If there are any errors with the unit, restart the unit. If the problem persists, follow the instructions for resolving the issue in “System Fault Troubleshooting”...

  • Page 15: Step 2: Installing A Network Switch

    Connect the power cord, and start the network switch. Step 2: Installing a AC power connector Network Switch For details about installation, refer to the operating Preparing a Network Switch instructions for the network switch and options. The following network options are available for the network switch supported by the system.

  • Page 16: Determining The Network Structure

    Determining the Network Structure This system builds a network using VLAN to control communication between system components. A dedicated VLAN ID is assigned to a network switch, according to the operation mode. Safety priority or uncompressed transmission priority operation mode switch settings example When the operation mode is set for safety priority or uncompressed transmission priority, two cables (main and sub, each assigned with a VLAN ID) are connected between each device and the network switch.
  • Page 17 Notes • If connecting to a network other than an OR, takes precautions to provide network security. • Do not connect to the Internet. To connect to the Internet, contact your Sony sales representative. Step 2: Installing a Network Switch...

  • Page 18: Network Structure Examples

    Network Structure Examples Safety priority or uncompressed transmission priority operation mode structure example The following diagram shows a network structure example for operating the system in safety priority or uncompressed transmission priority operation mode. NSM server OR controller NSM server OR controller 192.168.10.11 (Main) 192.168.10.1 (Main)
  • Page 19 Cost priority operation mode structure example The following diagram shows a network structure example for operating the system in cost priority operation mode. NSM server OR controller NSM server OR controller 192.168.10.11 192.168.10.1 192.168.10.11 192.168.10.1 10.10.0.101 10.10.0.102 Network switch 192.168.10.71 192.168.10.72 192.168.10.71 192.168.10.72...

  • Page 20: Configuring A Network Switch

    [Data bits]: 8 [Stop bits]: 1 Switch setup files are provided for each operation mode. [Parity]: None For details about how to obtain switch setup files, contact [Flow control]: None your Sony sales representative. Operation File name mode Safety priority network_switch_setting_safety.txt Cost priority network_switch_setting_cost.txt...
  • Page 21 Enter the following commands in the terminal window root@:RE:0% cli to load the switch setup file. {master:0} root> configure 1) Enter “cli” to set the operation mode. Entering configuration mode 2) Enter “configure” to set the configuration mode. {master:0}[edit] 3) Enter “delete”. root# delete 4) Enter “yes”.

  • Page 22: Step 3: Installing An Nsm Server

    Install Windows Server 2012 on the NSM server, and the software other than Network System Manager, contact configure the IP addresses and DHCP server. your Sony sales representative. Setting IP addresses Use the following procedure to set the IP address of the NSM server.
  • Page 23 Select [Control Panel] > [Network and Internet] > Default gateway: Enter the address of the network [Network and Sharing Center] > [Change adapter switch (see page 16). settings]. IP address: 192.168.11.11 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: Setup not required Cost priority Main IP address: 192.168.10.11 The [Network Connections] dialog appears.
  • Page 24 In the [DHCP] dialog, right-click [IPv4] and select [New Scope]. Communication between the IP converters and Network System Manager uses a unique DHCP option. Accordingly, the option must be created and configured. In the [DHCP] dialog, right-click [IPv4] and select [Set Predefined Options].

  • Page 25: Installing Network System Manager

    Enter the IP address and host name of the NSM server. Set [Turn off the display] to [Never]. The NSM server host name is the name of the server certificate file (Disc/NSM/doc/Cert/Sony-NSM- Click the [Save changes] button. xxxxxxxx.p12) stored on the NSM installation disc.

  • Page 26: Activating A Network System Manager License

    IP address Host name Click the [Help] button, and select [About Network System Manager]. The “xxxxxxxx” in “Disc/NSM/doc/Cert/Sony-NSM- xxxxxxxx.p12” is a number that varies for each instance of Network System Manager. Logging in You log in to Network System Manager from a web browser.

  • Page 27: Changing The Password Of The Default Account

    For details about obtaining a license key, contact your Click the [Yes] button. Sony sales representative. The installed license is activated. Click [Settings] > [System], and select the [License] tab. Changing the Password of the Default Account Use the following procedure to change the password of the default account.
  • Page 28 The [User List] screen appears. User role Available functions Administrator System configuration • Installing licenses • Installing device setup plug-ins • Registering/deleting Manager users • Registering and deleting network switches On the [User List] screen, click the [Create] button • Managing system information All other operations available to Manager (see page 28).
  • Page 29 A confirmation message appears. Click the [Yes] button. The selected user is moved to [Assigned User List], and the registration is completed. Deleting a user account Use the following procedure to delete a user account. Select the user account to delete on the [User List] screen, and click the [Delete] button.

  • Page 30: Step 4: Installing An Ip Converter

    Reset as required. Step 4: Installing an IP Set DIP switch 8 in bank 3 to ON, and turn on the IP Converter converter. Preparing an IP converter Preparing the IP converter to connect to DIP switches the NSM server An IP converter must be registered in Network System Manager before it can be used.

  • Page 31: Configuring A Workgroup

    • Are the MAIN and SUB connections reversed (see page 30). • Is the DHCP server configured incorrectly (see page 23). DC supply input connector [Serial Number] is the number displayed on the bottom of the IP converter. Notes • Always check that network switch has finished booting (page 15) and that the IP converter is connected to the Configuring a Workgroup network switch using optical fiber cables before starting...

  • Page 32: Configuring An Ip Converter

    To disable a workgroup, click […] beside the [Default Workgroup] button, and select [Deactivate] to deactivate the workgroup. Configuring an IP Converter Configure the various settings of an IP converter using Network System Manager. After checking the basic operation described in “Basic IP Converter Configuration Operations”...

  • Page 33: Basic Ip Converter Configuration Operations

    d Set the IP converter connection type (source/ destination) An IP converter operates in DHCP mode in its initialized Set the IP converter for connection to a source device or state. For operation, the setting must be changed to a static destination device.
  • Page 34 Check that the [Status] indicator in [NMI List] is “Available.” Note The AV stream automatically starts streaming when the Click the [Detail] button. settings are applied to the IP converter. If you want to continue the configuration, the AV stream must be stopped again.

  • Page 35: Ip Converter Configuration Procedure

    For details about displaying each screen, preparations before configuration, and writing configuration data, see “Basic IP Converter Configuration Operations” (page 33). Setting the name You can set the name of an IP converter. Set the name of the IP converter in [Name] on the [Edit Virtual Device] screen.
  • Page 36 Select [Use the following IP address], and enter the IP Notes address. • For connections using two optical fiber cables (safety priority or uncompressed transmission priority), set the Click the [OK] button. IP address of both [MAIN] and [SUB]. • If [Use the following IP address] is selected for the [MAIN] address, also select [Use the following IP address] for the [SUB] address.
  • Page 37 Disabling 4K uncompressed transmission Select [Standard] under [4K Quality] on the [Video] tab of the [Detail setting] screen. Enabling 4K uncompressed transmission Enabling/disabling the optical fiber cable (DVI IP converters) redundancy function You can enable the uncompressed transmission of 4K You can enable/disable the optical fiber cable redundancy video.
  • Page 38 Disabling 4K uncompressed transmission Note Select [Standard] under [4K Quality] on the [Video] tab of An SDI signal provided with a VPID (Video Payload the [Detail setting] screen. Identifier) incorrectly may not be detected automatically if using automatic configuration. In this case, use manual configuration.

  • Page 39: Setting The Sync Mode

    All IP converters are deleted from the Network InputLock group. Tips • For details about other IP converter settings, refer to the Deleting IP converters from a Network GenLock Help of the Network System Manager (Workgroup group Settings > Creating a Virtual Device > Configuring common IP converter parameters).
  • Page 40 Activate the workgroup (see page 32). Setting Network GenLock mode Use the following procedure to set the sync mode to GenLock. Click [Settings] > [Network GenLock Group]. The [Network InputLock Group List] screen appears. Select [Default Network InputLock Group], and click the [Assign Members] button.
  • Page 41 The [Assign Virtual Follower Network GenLock Module] dialog appears. The [Assign Virtual Leader Network GenLock Module] dialog appears. Turn the checkboxes on for all IP converters displayed in [GenLock Module List], and click the button. Select an IP converter to act as the GenLock leader, and click the [Assign] button.

  • Page 42: Step 5: Connecting Source And Destination Devices

    Step 5: Connecting Source and Destination Devices This section describes how to connect an IP converter and source/destination device. Connecting to an SDI IP Converter Connecting devices that support 4K image signals Note Take care not to make a mistake when connecting SDI If connecting an IP converter to a source/destination device that supports 4K signal input/output, use four SDI cables.

  • Page 43: Step 6: Configuring The Routing And Monitoring Screens

    Step 6: Configuring the Routing and Monitoring Screens Configuring the Routing screen and Monitoring screen is required in order to operate and manage Network System HDMI Manager. Configuring the Routing Screen The routing screen is used to perform video path switching.

  • Page 44: Configuring The Monitoring Screen

    Select the IP converter you want to change in [AV Interface List], and click the [Edit] button. Check the IP address when selecting the IP converter. The routing screen appears. Check that the name and icon displayed has been updated. The [Edit AV Interface] dialog appears.
  • Page 45 Obtaining a monitoring setup file A monitoring setup file is required for each operation mode. For details about obtaining a monitoring setup file, contact your Sony sales representative. Operation File name The imported setup file data (EX4550-32F) is mode displayed in [Network Switch List].
  • Page 46 The layout of the topology diagram is updated. Click the [Save] button. Click the [Close] button. Configuring the design of the monitoring screen Click the [Monitoring] button. Use the following procedure to set the layout of the network switch and devices to display on the monitoring screen.

  • Page 47: Step 7: Collecting Logs

    Step 7: Collecting Logs Collecting IP Converter Logs The IP converters support the Syslog protocol. You can collect and save IP converter logs by first configuring a Syslog server. Setting up a Syslog server The Syslog list is added. Set up a Syslog server before starting the configuration. Select the added Syslog list, and configure the following items.

  • Page 48: Collecting Network System Manager Logs

    Collecting Network System Manager Logs Network System Manager logs are saved in the following folder. C:\Sony\LSM\logs Adjusting the clocks on the NSM server and network Click the [Close] button. switch periodically is recommended to ensure the accuracy of the time information contained in logs.

  • Page 49: Step 8: Checking System Settings And Device Connections (Checklist)

    Step 8: Checking System Settings and Device Connections (Checklist) After constructing the system, check that each device is configured and connected correctly. Print out the checklist, check each item, and store the results. For details about checking items, see “Checklist Details” (page 51). Step 8: Checking System Settings and Device Connections (Checklist)

  • Page 50: Or Ip Solution System Checklist

    OR IP Solution System Checklist Hospital: OR : Network System Manager version: No. Check item Description Result Check the network switch LEDs. Check the status LEDs of the network switch to make sure an error has not been generated. Check the IP converter LEDs. Check that the SYSTEM indicator is lit green.

  • Page 51: Checklist Details

    Checklist Details Follow the procedure in “Starting Each Device” (page 59) to restart each device within the system. Next, check items 1 to 8 in the checklist. Tips • Restarting the system takes approximately five minutes. • Check the system with all IP converters connected, including the IP converters mounted on trolleys. •...
  • Page 52 No. Check item Description Check the IP Check the IP address and link status of an IP converter on the [Network] tab of the [Edit Virtual address and link Device] screen in Network System Manager. status of IP For details about displaying the screen, see “Basic IP Converter Configuration Operations” converters.
  • Page 53 No. Check item Description Check the sync Check the Network GenLock mode settings on the [Network GenLock Group List] screen of settings (Network Network System Manager. For details about displaying the screen, see “Setting Network GenLock GenLock mode). mode” (page 40). (This check item is •...
  • Page 54 No. Check item Description Check the Check the display on the monitoring screen of Network System Manager. For details about monitoring screen. displaying the screen, see “Configuring the Monitoring Screen” (page 44). • Check the connection status on the [Network Topology Layout] screen, and check that no errors have occurred.

  • Page 55: Step 9: Creating Backup Data

    Step 9: Creating Backup Data The [Backup Once Wizard] dialog appears. After checking that each device is installed and configured correctly in “Step 8: Checking System Settings and Device Select [Different options], and click the [Next] button. Connections (Checklist)” (page 49), it is recommended that you create and save backup data just in case the NSM server fails.

  • Page 56: Recovering From A Backup

    Select the backup destination hard disk in [Backup When [Status: Completed] appears in the [Backup destination], and click the [Next] button. Once Wizard] dialog, click the [Close] button. A warning message appears. Recovering from a Backup Click the [OK] button. This section describes how to perform a bare metal recovery after replacing a hard disk, using a full backup saved on a hard disk.
  • Page 57 The [Re-image your computer] dialog appears. The Windows Server 2012 [Windows Setup] screen Select [Use the latest available system image appears. (recommended)], and click the [Next] button. Click [Repair your computer]. Turn the [Format and repartition disks] checkbox on, The [Choose an option] screen appears. and click the [Next] button.
  • Page 58 A warning message appears. Check the message contents, and click the [Yes] button if there is no problem. The restore process starts. When restoration finishes, the system automatically restarts. Step 9: Creating Backup Data...

  • Page 59: Notes On System Operation

    Notes on System Operation Starting Each Device Use the following procedure when starting system operation. a Turn on the network switch, and wait until the network switch is up and running (see page 20). The network switch has finished booting when the [MST] status LED is lit solid green. b Turn on the NSM server, and log in to Network System Manager (see page 26).

  • Page 60: Turning Off Each Device

    Turning Off Each Device Use the following procedure when finishing system operation. a Turn off all IP converters and the NSM server. b Turn off the network switch using the manufacturer-specified method. Turning Off a Network Switch If a network switch is turned off while any IP converters are still operating, the video will not lock to the sync signal the next time the network switch is started.

  • Page 61: System Fault Troubleshooting

    System Fault Troubleshooting In the OR IP Solution System, system faults are displayed on the [Notification List] screen and [Network Topology Monitoring] screen on the Network System Manager screen. This section describes how to resolve common faults detected by Network System Manager. For details about fault detection and troubleshooting for each device, refer to the operating instructions or service manual of each device.

  • Page 62: Faults Preventing Access To Network System Manager

    • Turn on the IP converter. • Re-register the IP converter as described in “Changing a Network GenLock Follower Device” (page 70) • If the error persists, contact your Sony sales representative. System Fault Troubleshooting...

  • Page 63: Faults Due To System Errors

    Recovery method • If error 1 to 4 occurs, restart the NSM server. If the error persists, contact your Sony sales representative. • If error 5 occurs, check that the license status is “Active” in [Settings] > [System] > [License] tab > [License List] in Network System Manager.

  • Page 64: Faults With Network Genlock Leader Devices

    Recovery method • Check that the optical fiber cables connected to the IP converter on which the fault occurs and the network switch port that connects to the IP converter are connected correctly. • Check that the optical fiber cables are not damaged. If damaged, replace the optical fiber cables. •...
  • Page 65 • The error status of the Network GenLock group is displayed on the [Settings] > [System] > [Status] screen. Recovery method Follow the procedure in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). System Fault Troubleshooting...

  • Page 66: Faults With Network Switches

    Faults with Network Switches These are errors detected when a fault occurs, such as a fan failure, that do not impact the network switch connectivity. Error detection • A network switch error is detected and displayed on the [Notification] screen. Error messages 1 The network switch "***"...

  • Page 67: Replacement Procedures When Ip Converter Fault Occurs

    Replacement Procedures when IP Converter Fault Occurs Changing an IP Converter Select the IP converter on which a fault has occurred on the [Virtual Device List] screen, and click the [Deactivate] button. Click to open the virtual device, select the physical device linked to the virtual device, and click The link between the physical device and the virtual device is removed.

  • Page 68: Changing A Network Genlock Leader Device

    Click the [Activate] button. Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device Note When sharing trolley devices between ORs, the IP address of the Network GenLock leader and the PTP domain number of the Network GenLock group must be the same as for the OR. Click […] beside the [Default Workgroup] button on the [Workgroup Selection] screen, and select [Deactivate].
  • Page 69 The Network GenLock leader is deleted. Click the [Assign] button. The [Assign Virtual Leader Network GenLock Module] dialog appears. Select the new leader, and click the [Assign] button. Click the [Save] button. Select the Network GenLock group, and click the [Apply] button. Replacement Procedures when IP Converter Fault Occurs...

  • Page 70: Changing A Network Genlock Follower Device

    Click […] beside the [Default Workgroup] button on the [Workgroup Selection] screen, and select [Activate]. The workgroup is activated. Changing a Network GenLock Follower Device Deactivate the workgroup. See step 1 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). Replacement Procedures when IP Converter Fault Occurs...
  • Page 71 Select the Network GenLock group in which a fault has occurred on the [Network GenLock Group List] screen, and click the [Assign Followers] button. The [Assign Virtual Follower Network GenLock Module] dialog appears. Select the IP converter on which a fault has occurred, and click the [Delete] button. The selected IP converter is deleted from the [Virtual Follower Network GenLock Module List].

  • Page 72: Changing A Network Inputlock Device

    Activate the workgroup. See step 8 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). Changing a Network InputLock Device Deactivate the workgroup. See step 1 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). Select the [Default Network InputLock Group] in which a fault has occurred on the [Network InputLock Group List] screen, and click the [Assign Members] button.
  • Page 73 Click the [Close] button. Click the [Apply] button. Activate the workgroup. See step 8 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). Replacement Procedures when IP Converter Fault Occurs...

  • Page 74: Ip Converter Expansion Procedures

    IP Converter Expansion Procedures Device Settings For details, see “Configuring a Workgroup” (page 31). Select the IP converter to add from [Physical Device List] on the [Virtual Device List] screen, and click The selected IP converter is registered in the [Virtual Device List]. Select the newly added IP converter, and click the [Activate] button.
  • Page 75 Select a new GenLock group on the [Network GenLock Group List] screen, and click the [Assign Followers] button. The [Assign Virtual Follower Network GenLock Module] dialog appears. Select a new IP converter in the [GenLock Module List], and click The new IP converter is registered in the [Virtual Follower Network GenLock Module List]. Click the [Close] button.

  • Page 76: Inputlock Settings

    InputLock Settings Deactivate the workgroup. See step 1 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). Select [Default Network InputLock Group] on the [Network InputLock Group List] screen, and click the [Assign Members] button. The [Assign Virtual Network InputLock Module] dialog appears. Select a new IP converter in the [GenLock Module List], and click The new IP converter is registered in the [Virtual Network InputLock Module List].
  • Page 77 Click the [Apply] button. Activate the workgroup. See step 8 in “Changing a Network GenLock Leader Device” (page 68). IP Converter Expansion Procedures...
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