KILOVIEW N50/N60 Converter User Guide
- June 10, 2024
- KILOVIEW
Table of Contents
KILOVIEW N50/N60 Converter User Guide
Packing List
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N50/N60×1
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Power Supply ×1
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Cold Shoe ×1
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Warranty Card ×1
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Quick Start Guide ×1
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V-mount ×1
Device Interface
The following is the interface diagram of N60 as example:
- Power ON/OFF
- Power Port
- Type-C Extension
- LINE OUT
- LINE IN
- 1GbE Port
- 1GbE Port with PoE
- USB Extension
- HDMI OUT （Note: SDI OUT for N50）
- HDMI IN （Note: SDI IN for N50）
- Tally
- Micro SD/TF slot
- Power Indicator
- LCD Screen
- Scroll Wheel
Note
In this manual, the interface diagram of N60 is used for demonstration. The
device interface difference between N50 and N60 is HDMI and SDI. The label (9)
of N50 is SDI OUT, and the label (10) is SDI IN.
Device Indicators
Tally/LCD Screen
| Video status under encoding mode
---|---
Green Light| PVW
Red Light| PGM
Power lights
| Name| Color| Status| Description
Power| White| ON| Power connected
OFF| Power off or failure
Application Scenario
POE Note
- N50/N60 only supports PoE on “ETHERNET 1” port, “ETHERNET 2” port is not available.
- Please use PoE+ (802.11AT) standard switcher, other switchers may cause abnormality or damage due to output power mismatch.
Note
- The following example diagrams all take N60 as an example, and N50 is the SDI interface.
- The encoding mode and decoding mode of the same device cannot be used at the same time.
- In encoder mode, make sure that the video signal output by the camera is connected to the HDMI IN/SDI IN interface.
- In decoder mode, make sure that the video signal cable is connected to the HDMI/SDI output port.
Encoding Mode
Decoding Mode
LCD Screen and Scroll Wheel
The N50/N60 has a big color LCD screen and a scroll wheel on the front panel. With the screen, it is easy to check the device status, to get configuration parameters, to switch working mode and configure IP address, etc. Also, the LCD screen is a large Tally status indicator. With the scroll wheel, it allows you to switch the display module. Press the wheel to enter the current display module and check detailed parameters, change the basic configurations or the working mode of the N50/N60. For more detailed operations, please refer to the user manual.
Take N60 as an example：
Device Discovery
Check IP address
On the LCD Screen, it is easily to check the IP address of your device. After
the N50/N60 powered on, you can turn the scroll wheel to switch the images to
your currently connected network port, “ETHERNET 1” (network 1) or “ETHERNET
2” (network 2), to check the current IP address of the device.
Install Kiloview Multiview NDI player for free
Download Kiloview Multiview for free
Visit the website https://www.kiloview.com/en/ndi/multiview, click the [Get
it Now] to install the software step by step. Kiloview Multiview is a free
software for NDI video discovery, management and multi-view, which is popular
and highly praised all over the world.
Step 1: Start the Kiloview Multiview software to configure the parameters.
Step 2: Find the device in the discovery list and enter to the device web page
through browser.
Introduction
- N60 naming rules: N60-. Serial number refers to the numbers on the device label.
- Two ways of accessing to the device web page: Method 1: Drag the device directly in the discovery list to the left window, wait and click the icon ⓔ appeared in the upper right to access Web page directly.
Login to the device Web page
Enter to the web page of the N50/N60 and both the username and the password are “admin” by default.
Note
- To ensure information security, it is recommended to change your password immediately after your first login.
- For the first login or upgrading the firmware, you need to agree the “End User License Agreement (EULA)”. Please read carefully.
Work with your device
Note
- N50/N60 CANNOT be an encoder and a decoder simultaneously, but you can switch freely.
Encoding Mode
The device is under encoding mode by default. There are icons for switching
between encoding mode and decoding mode on the left of the N50/N60 Web page.
When the device work under “Decoder” mode, click icon “Encoder”to switch back
to encoding mode. The video preview is in “Image” mode by default, and will be
refreshed every 3 seconds. If your computer’s CPU performance is well, you can
click the button to switch to “Video” mode, which will improve the smoothness
of the preview.
Decoding mode
There are icons for switching between encoding mode and decoding mode on the
left of the N50/N60 web page. Click icon “Decoder” to switch back to decoding
mode.
When the N50/N60 is in decoding mode, the NDI sources in the network will be displayed at the bottom of the decoder web page automatically. Find the NDI source to be decoded, click the icon ，on the right of it to decode and output.
Sources can be added to the Preset list by clicking “+” on the right of the NDI source. N60 supports up to 9 Presets, and you can save the frequently used NDI sources in the Preset list, which could ensure you quickly select Presets 1-9 at any time to decode and output.
Firmware upgrading
Upgrade device firmware
Login to the web page of N50/N60, click “Settings”>”Firmware Upgrade” to check
if there is any latest firmware available to download. If yes, select the
downloaded firmware and click “Firmware Upgrade”. After uploaded the firmware
successfully, it needs to reboot the device. After clicking “ok”, the device
will restart, please be patient.
Upgrade device firmware in recovery mode
If you cannot access the N50/N60 web page with the method described in 9.2,
please use the Recovery mode to upgrade the firmware, as follows.
Step 1 : Prepare a USB flash drive or SD card, copy the firmware file
downloaded from Kiloview website to the USB flash drive/SD card.
Step 2 : Insert the USB flash drive or SD card into the N50/N60, after
the device is turned on (about 2s), wait for the Kiloview logo to appear on
the screen, long press and hold the scroll wheel for more than 10s until the
device enters recovery mode.
Step 3: Select “Recover from USB Device” or “Recover from SD Card” by turning the scroll wheel, press the wheel to confirm the selection to start the upgrade.
Step 4: During the upgrading, it will prompt with “Updating! Please keep the power on.” (Please do not power off).
Step 5: When the N50/N60 screen displays “Firmware updated successfully”, the N60 has completed the firmware upgrade. At this time, any operation of the scroll wheel will help you return to“RECOVERY”, please select “Reboot” to restart the device
Note
- “Press and hold the scroll wheel for more than 10s to enter recovery mode” is only available when the device is starting.
- Upgrade firmware is available only in the root folder.
- If the firmware CANNOT be found, the pop-up window will show “No firmware found”, please operate the scroll wheel to return to the selection screen.
- During the firmware upgrading, any operation is invalid.
- If the firmware upgrade fails, it will prompt “Failed to update the firmware”, please contact technical support for help.
Restore factory settings
If the device cannot work normally after modified the parameters or forgot IP configuration and Couldn’t search and find the device, please restore factory settings.
- If you can login to web page, then via the web page, click “Settings>System settings>Restore factory settings”.
- If you cannot login to web page, press the RESET button for 5 seconds in the bottom of device.
Others
To prolong the device life，please unplug the power and keep it properly if you do not use it for a long time.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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