006-Rev-00-IPTV System-11-03-17

MATERIAL SUBMITTAL
PROJECT: PLACE VENDOME

CLIENT: UNITED DEVELOPERS COMPANY
CONSULTANT: SALFO & ASSOCIATES SA
MAIN CONTRACTOR: CRC DORRA
MEP CONTRACTOR: ALMOAYYED AIR CONDITIONING WLL
SYSTEM: IPTV SYSTEM
MAKE: WISI (GERMANY)
ELV SPECIALIST CONTRACTOR

MATERIAL SUBMITTAL – IPTV SYSTEM
INDEX
ANNEXURE (BRIEF ON PROPOSED SYSTEM). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
SYSTEM SCHEMATIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
BILL OF MATERIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
PRODUCT CATALOGUES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
PRODUCT TEST CERTIFICATES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
LOCAL AUTHORITY APPROVALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN DETAILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
PROJECT ORGANIZATION CHART. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
MANUFACTURER CERTIFIED ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS. . . . 9
SYSTEM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE DETAILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
PROJECT REFERENCE LIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
TRADE LICENSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
QB Engineering P.O. Box: 24845, Doha–Qatar, Phone: +974 40053988, Fax: +974 40053989
ANNEXURE (BRIEF ON PROPOSED SYSTEM)
IPTV SYSTEM DESCRIPTION FOR PLACE VENDOME
Introduction
IPTV is today’s latest TV delivery method. IPTV, short for Internet Protocol Television encompasses
multicasting live Free-to-Air (FTA) and Scrambled (Pay-TV) channels throughout the premises data-
network. Utilizing the data-network and CAT6/fiber cabling results in a completely digital video signal
being broadcasted, this means the picture quality seen by the users is of the best quality. Since IPTV
uses the data network to transmit the channels, the need for a traditional coaxial distribution network
is completely eliminated, reducing the cost of coax cables, amplifiers, splitters, etc and reducing the
amount of maintenance needed.
In addition to IPTV, value added services can be added as an optional upgrade such as Video-On-
Demand (VOD), Digital Signage and advertising
services, Interactive TV (ITV), Fire Alarm
Interfacing, Encoder for external video sources
etc..
The IPTV Head-End Streamer will be located in the
AV control room and the IPTV multicast streams
will be transmitted over the Data Network to the
endpoints (either a PC, or IP enabled TV screen.)
Superior DVB quality video pictures will be
delivered to each endpoint in IP format.
Figure 1: IPTV can provide live TV to any network connected
computer, or IP enabled LCD screen.
Overview
It is our pleasure to offer an IPTV solution to such a prestigious project, Vendome Hotel, With an IPTV
system, we will be able to offer you digital, high quality live television to anywhere in the building that
has a network connected data point by using an IPTV STB (Set-Top-Box) for LED or LCD or Plasma and
also PC work-station which has got decent specifications in order to watch TV channels in a standard
browser or any media software.
International Antennas Co. proposes a State-of- the- Art IPTV system which will allow all network
connected points equipped with a STB to view live satellite channels. By installing this IPTV system
together with Management Server, we can achieve channels from 16 Transponders/Frequency & the
number of Transponders/Frequency of channels can be increased with additional equipment). This
system can be upgradable to any future technology.
Scope of Work
The SAT/IP TV system shall enable the reception and distribution of Satellite, over the air and wired
channels to the Hotel & Tower buildings and facilities using IP multimedia services and utilizing the
Local Area Network provide by the client. The Satellite TV/IP TV system, to be installed at the
Datacenter, employs state of the art technology in digital video broadcasting (IP Television Service) to
distribute TV signals received through satellite and terrestrial stations. IPTV servers shall be installed in
the Centralized Data Centers and shall distribute the video signals to the end user devices.
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The IPTV system proposed in this report will deliver high quality television services and Video-on-
Demand services to designated areas around the premises. Furthermore, IPTV signals will be available
to the management and other authorized users of laptops and PC workstations.
The heart of the system will be the IP streamers and encoders, which will receive signals from the
satellite dishes, terrestrial antennas and other sources, manipulate and then disseminate the signals
into the port-wide LAN for distribution to the selected outlets. Descriptions of the chosen equipment
and their functionality are described further on within this document.
Three satellites have been specified to receive the signals:

 Arab sat
 Hot Bird
 Nile sat
Channels will be selected at a later stage in co-ordination with the Employer.
Dish Concrete base for the placement of the satellite antennas, which is to be constructed by others will
be located in the roof top and the location will be decided in co-ordination with the main contractor.
It is recommended that both the IPTV systems will be connected to the designated core switches via
10GB back-bone, using teaming method and deploying identical video streams, where the connection
between the core switches will be via 10GB back-bone using IP transport network, i.e. the LAN, which
will provide services throughout the distributed network.
The IPTV head-end will include all the necessary elements to launch the IPTV service:
 IPTV Middleware Software and Server
This is the heart of the IPTV software which control, monitor and organize IPTV system from one
central location. It is also tools for configuring and maintaining all the set-top boxes.
 DVB to IP gateway (multicast streamer)
This is a modular expandable device where Digital DVB-S input signal from satellite dish
antennas will be converted into IP stream either SD or HD format.
 IP Encoder
This is a device used to convert the external source such as Camera, DVD player and/or
terrestrial channels & Bein sports Receivers into IP stream.
 IP-STB
STB is a device for the end-user, which can be powered locally, or using POE to receive the IPTV
channel service from the headend station.
Quality Assurance
The equipment and accessories provided for the main headend system are with European standards by
internationally reputed manufacturer, who are engaged in producing the system for many years and
successfully installed in many prestigious projects around the world.
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Description of IPTV Elements
Dish Antennas
KU Band satellite dishes will be deployed at each of the two

independent satellite farm locations. The solid dishes will be
installed on a concrete pad constructed by others, located
within a maximum of 100 meters of the head-end
equipment. The dishes will have a thermostat powder coat
finish to provide maximum protection against the weather,
and will have a diameter of 1.2 meter. This is non-compliant
with the specification, but is the maximum dish size allowed
to be imported by ICT Qatar. Nevertheless, as an exceptional
case, prior permission can be taken from ICT to import
Dishes of bigger sizes such as 2.4M as required.
The satellite dishes will be configured for three satellite

providers. TV signals will be concentrated to Quattro LNB’s,
and will be passed to a launch amplifier for each dish output.
Dish Antennas shall be constructed of light galvanized steel with positive locking of all elements in
position. All mounting and fixing materials shall be protected against corrosion by heavy anodic coating
or corrosion resisting compound.
The antennas shall be fixed to a mast mounted on the roof of the building. Masts shall be heavy-duty
hot dipped galvanized steel securely fixed to the roof so as to ensure resistance to the strongest winds
encountered in the locality.
Dish Antennas shall comprise of the following minimum specification:

1.2M Fixed C/Ku solid Antenna
Dish Diameter 120cm
Color light grey (RAL 7035)
Gain (12.0 GHz) 41.6 dB
3 dB aperture angle < 1.6 º
Setting Range Elevation 10-70 º
Fastening Clamp 50-76 mm
Wind Load up to 20 m 1390 N
Figure of merit with LNB =1.2Db 22.0 dB/K
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Low Noise Block Converter

The satellite dishes will have four (4) LNBF, with a noise figure of less than 0.9dB, capable of providing:-
Low band, horizontal polarization

Low band, vertical polarization
High band, horizontal polarization
High band, vertical polarization
Quadro LNB Converter
LNB shall comprise of the following minimum specification:

Band Ku
No. of Inputs 4
Circuit Design Quadro
Input Frequency 10.7 – 11.70 GHz
11.7 – 12.75 GHz
L.O. Frequency 9.75 / 10.6 GHz
Noise Factor 0. 3dB
Output Frequency 950 – 2150 MHz
LNB supply voltage V/H 11-14.2 /15.5-21
VDC
22 kHz
Current consumption 110 mA
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Coaxial Cables
Product Description:
Bonded Foil, 60% Braid, PVC Jacket
Center Conductor: 14 AWG Copper Clad Steel
Nominal Diameter: 0.064’’ (1.63 mm)
Dielectric: Gas expanded polyethylene
Nominal diameter over dielectric: 0.280’’ (7.11 mm)
Shield: 1st Shield: Aluminum-Polypropylene-Aluminum
laminated tape with overlap bonded to the dielectric
Nominal diameter over tape: 0.287’’ (7.29 mm)
2nd Shield: 34AWGAluminium Braid wire 60% coverage
Jacket: PVC Jacket
Nominal Diameter over jacket: 0.395’’ (10.03 mm)
Nominal Jacket Thickness: 0.042’’ (1.07 mm)
Electrical Properties:
Impedance: 75.0 +/- 3.0 Ohms
Velocity of Propagation: 85.0% Nominal
Structural return loss: 5 MHz to 1000 MHz ≥ 20 dB
1000 to 3000 MHz ≥ 15 Db
Nominal DC Resistance: Center Conductor: 41.0
(Ohms/Km) Outer Conductor: 22.5
Attenuation: @ 68°F (20°C)
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Tangram Stream Chassis
chassis
The Tangram platform is a very highly customizable and offers advanced DVB stream processing in a
small footprint 1 RU chassis concept. The Tangram chassis can be equipped with 6+1 modules and
comes with an integrated GigE Switch.
The integrated switch operates as a configurable switching unit for audio / video streaming via Gigabit
Ethernet and managed the modules for the redundancy mechanism. One port of the GT11 provides the
management interface. The six rear loaded modules have different functionalities, and can perform all
necessary signal processing functions. The WISI TANGRAM video platform is a high-density digital TV
headend for contribution of digital TV via IP networks and end-to-end IPTV solutions such as video-on-
demand, connected TV and OTT (Over the Top) or Web TV. The TANGRAM Platform can be used in a
central or distributed Headend architecture and provides the following processing functions in a central
location:
■DVB-IP Gateway for DVB-C / S / S2 / T / T2 Reception

■Descrambling and Scrambling
■Remultiplexing and PSI / SI Processing
■Digital and analogue Edge Modulation
■QAM, PAL, FM, COFDM
In decentralized architecture with regional hubs, the modulation is done at the hub sites. The
aggregated digital TV streams are transported via an IP network (Backbone) to the hub site and are
terminated on the Edge equipment ( Edge QAM, Edge PAL, Edge FM or Edge COFDM ) for modulation
and transmission in the HFC networks. The TANGRAM chassis can optionally be equipped with two load
sharing redundant power supplies (DC or AC) and contains high performance monitored fans for
cooling. Each module, fans and power supplies are hot swappable.
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Advantages at a glance
■Small footprint in 1 RU chassis

■Fully redundant concept ( 1+1, n+1 )
■Scrambling and remultiplexing
■Carrier grade chassis with optional redundant power supplies
■Combine GT modules for your application
■Hot swappable fan tray
■Modular architecture
■Embedded switch
Gateways
The gateways are used to receive live feeds from satellite, terrestrial, cable, etc. For this project the
satellite feed will be used. Gateways can be used for Free to Air (FTA) or Encrypted channels and shall
be able to convert directly from DVB-S/S2 to IP. The same tuner must support DVB-S and DVB-S2, so
there is no need to change the gateway whenever the DVB-S channels start moving into DVB-S2.
Gateway-for FTA
GT31W
Features
 Multi transport stream reception for DVB signals

 4x DVB-S / S2 / C / T / T2 RF inputs
 Advanced DVB transport stream processing
 RTP / IP FEC output stream protection
 High density reception 24 transponder in 1 RU
 Demultiplexing of mPEG-2 / 4 signals for SPTS transmission
 SPTS and MPTS streaming ( CBR or VBR )
 UDP and RTP MPEG transport stream over IP protocol
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IP Encoder
In IPTV Headend the signals from different sources such as DVD, Camera and terrestrial signal need to
convert into IP format before it can deliver to the Set-Top Box. Therefore, encoders are very essential
in IPTV Headend in order to convert the signal into IP format, and there are several types of IP encoders
available such as HD encoder or SD encoder.
The GN 20 is a 19 "1U basic unit for up to two Chameleon modules. The GN 20 has a built-in power
supply and fan. The Chameleon GN 20 can be used individually or in conjunction with an existing
installation to include additional Chameleon modules.
 Integrated power supply system

 Integrated ventilator
 For one or two chameleon-modules
 Power supply of the Chameleon modules via backplane connector
 Mounting set for chameleon module contained in the scope of delivery
IPTV Encoder
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HD Set-Top Box (STB)

The FaSBox is an Android-based IPTV set-top-box with native video player built in it. This affordable
high-definition television IPTV Box combines the advantages rich multimedia services, Android-
supported OTT services and on the chipset supported video coding which enables high quality video and
very attractive services on the TV screen.
The FaSTBox ensures top quality video services while the video is coded directly on the STB’s chipset.
This core capability is enabled by native video player. Video signals – that are of essential importance
for watching live TV channels, on-demand movies or using any other video based services – are brought
to the television in the exact same quality over the IT network as grabbed from the video signal source.
While the FaSTBox supports the RS-232 serial interface, it perfectly suits B2B clients, such as hotels,
hospitals and other business organisations. The RS-232 serial interface supports communication
between the STB and the television and controls both devices using just a single remote control.
It supports the installation of additional Android apps, the Flash 11.1 player, WIFI built in, has 1080p full
HD support and supports connectivity to the TV through HDMI.
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Technical Specifications
Port Description
HDMI Connect it with HD Device, such as TV, LCD Monitor etc.
5V DC Power Input Port
Micro SD Max 32 G
LAN X 1 100M Ethernet Port; WiFi embedded
USB X 2 Connect to USB mouse, Keyboard, etc
CPU Quad Core ARM Cortex A5 CPU & 1.5 GHZ
Flash/RAM 8GB/1GB DDR3
GPU Chipset Mali 450 GPU & 600MHz
Resolution HDMI up to 1080P
WI-FI IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 G
Size 100X100X15 MM
1 Micro slot
1 hidden reset key
2 USB2.0 master ports
Ports
1 HDMI video port
1 5V power input
1 LAN port (100M Ethernet)
Network Embedded: WIFI wireless adapter 802.11N
Input: AC 100-240V 50-60Hz
Power Adapter
Output:5V 2A
Accessories
Power Adapter AC100-240V 50-60Hz 5V 2A
HDMI cable
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Remote Controls
IPTV Middleware supports portal control by various remote controls, ranging from the most
basic with just a few buttons to remotes with full on screen keyboard buttons and
functionalities. The best remote is defined according to the customer budget availability and
the project or customer requirements.
You need only one TV remote instead of two

To control of IPTV system and hotel television you need only one TV remote instead of
two. Our TV remote is programmable so you can power on/off any TV brand that hotel already
has.
To enable guests to browse the web, write messages, play games... that kind of remote is a
must. There is no need to go to the reception desk to get a keyboard.
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IPTV Management
Configurable Headend equipment and STB decoders
have management interfaces for individual
management. In addition to providing management
functionality using the IPTV manager software, this
tool provides an overall view of all manageable
devices, and allows central management control
from anywhere in the network (where configured
utilizing SNMP). Streams, content and decoder
configuration are monitored and controlled via the
management software hosted on the IPTV
management PC connected to the port LAN.
In summary, the IPTV Manager facilitates and allows

the user to identify and manage IPTV head-end and client equipment, monitor streaming TV channels,
single step setup of key configuration across multiple devices and single step upgrade, reboot and
channel change for multiple devices.
Professional Server hardware like HP or DELL will be used for the Nevron Management application.
VOD/MOD
IPTV VOD is part of the IPTV headend or standalone
product that enables the management, control and
distribution of audio and video content upon the
user's demand. The VOD software represents a
modern way of replacing VCR-based user
experiences and replaces traditional known services
such as video rental shops.
The Linux based VOD solution supports trick play

functionality such as play/pause, fast forward, fast
rewind, nVOD content scheduling and playlist
streaming and many other advanced VOD
functionality. Further on, Streamer on IPTV VOD
allows watching full HD and SD movies and listening
to favourite music using local or remote data / file storage.
An nVOD stream represents a live TV channel, which is streamed based on a playlist created from
scheduled files on data storage. nVOD can be scheduled to play continuously 24/7 hour/day or just for
selected time periods.
IPTV video on demand supports unicast streaming for VOD and multicast for nVOD content
transmission. Unicast represents streaming between a single content source (data storage) and a single
receiver that requests a particular A/V item - e.g. movie. On the other hand, multicast represents the
transmission of all the streams at the same time in a one-to-many approach, where the streams are
sent only once to all the specified/subscribed clients in the IP network.
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Cable Connectors
75 ohms connectors, joining connectors, Coaxial cables, Outdoor Splitters
IP Distribution
IP Streams will utilize the Data Network to transport the streams from IP headend system to the STBs
inside the premises.
Installation, Testing & Commissioning

 Installation, Testing & Commissioning of IPTV Headend system
 All Installation, Testing & Commissioning must be performed in coordination with the
Construction manager for job satisfaction.
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SYSTEM SCHEMATIC
qb / engineering
P.O.Box 24845, Doha , Qatar
Tel : +974 40053988
Fax: +974 40053989
www.qb-engineering.com
qb / engineering
Tel : +974 40053988
Fax: +974 40053989
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BILL OF MATERIALS
PRODUCT CATALOGUES
IPTV Middleware & VOD Server - N286
Intel Xeon E5-2407 v2 2.40GHz, 10M Chace, 6,4GT/s QPI, No Turbo, 4C, 80W
Chassis with up to 4, 3.52'' or 2.5'' Hot Plug Hard Drives
Bezel -4/8 Drive Chassis
4 x 8GB RDIMM, 1600MT/s, Low Volt, Dual Rank, x8 Data Width
PERC H310 Integrated RAID Controller
Performance BIOS setting
DVD+/-RW, SATA, Internal for 4HDD chassis
2M Rack Power Cord C13/C14 12A
Dual Hot Plug Power supply 350W
SAS Cable for 3.5'' in Hot Plug Chassis
On Board network Adapter
2 x 1TB SATA 7.2k 3.5''HD Hot Plug Fully Assembled – Kit
iDRAC7 Express
Rack support; ReadyRailsTM II sliding rails for toolless mounting in 4-post racks with square or
unthreaded round holes or tooled mounting in 4-post threaded hole racks, with support for optional
tool-less cable management arm.
Apply for a DEMO Kit
The Nevron DEMO Kit is
composed of all the essential
product components that are
needed for a thorough evaluation
of the Streamron IPTV VOD.
While it is small and easy to carry
around, the DEMO Kit is also the
most appropriate equipment for
demonstration purposes
at remote locations.
”Streamron IPTV VOD is also available VOD and nVOD Solution

with Outstanding Capabilities
as SOFTWARE version only.”
Get a FREE IPTV Project Consultation Applicable Projects/Parties STREAMRON
IPTV VOD
You are invited to apply for a free IPTV • IPTV middleware
Project Consultation.
• digital signage
• telecommunication (Telco)
• ISP, OTT, TV
• IT system integration
• advertising
Company Name: Nevron d.o.o.

Postal address: Kidričeva cesta 56
Post code: 4220 Škofja Loka
Country: Slovenia, EU
Tel.: +386-82051832
Fax: +386-82051833
E-mail: info@nevron.eu
www.nevron.eu
Streamron IPTV VOD Technical Specifications
The Streamron IPTV VOD enables the management, control and ”An indispensable Management & monitoring
• Web management
•
•
AC3 Audio (Dolby)
AAC Audio
unicast (VOD) or multicast (nVOD) distribution of on-demand
audio and video content from local or remote data / file storage. part of an IPTV • Dedicated Streaming NIC Link Aggregation (bonding) •
•
MPEG-1 Audio
MPEG-2 Audio (MPEG-2/4)
VOD Interfaces
This state-of-the-art product could be part of an
integral IPTV system or a standalone product. It
ecosystem.” • RTSP Server
• On-Demand Content Access
Video standards
• MPEG-2 Video
supports the streaming of a few hundred concurrent
MPEG-4 streams per single physical server and Technological Advantages • Trick-Play (FF, REW, Pause) • H.264/AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10)
• Random Access (set/get position) • HD TV formats: 720p, 1080i, 1080p
incorporates all the advanced functionalities such as • outstanding delivery capabilities
trick play or nVOD playlist features. • UDP or RTP Streaming • SD TV Formats: PAL, NTSC, SECAM
• nVOD • HTTP Server
The Linux-based Streamron VOD solution supports • trick play Audio standards
• Content Duration Querying
trick play functionality such as play/pause, fast forward,
• unicast, multicast, HTTP progressive streaming • RTSP Session Control (trick-play, random access) • MP2 (MPEG-2 Audio)
fast rewind, nVOD content scheduling and playlist
streaming and other advanced VOD functionality. • MP3 (MPEG-1 Layer 3)
• high video quality support
Furthermore, the Streamron IPTV VOD allows watching NVOD Features • AC3 (Dolby Digital)
full HD and SD movies and listening to favourite music • based on Linux OS • Playlist streaming (content splicing) • AAC (MPEG-2 Part 7 / MPEG-4 Part 3)
using local or remote data / file storage. • off-the-shelf HW components • Content Scheduling
Its outstanding capabilities allow the streaming of a Network standards
few hundred concurrent MPEG-4 streams per single Media URL Features (VOD/nVOD) • UDP
off-the shelf server with average HW components. • Audio Track Filtering
• RTP
• Subtitle Track Filtering
• IGMP
• Video Background for Audio Content
• RTSP
nVOD / VOD Input media formats • HTTP
• MPEG-2 Program Stream (.vob, .mpg)
• MPEG-2 Transport Stream (.ts, .m2ts) Other standards
• MPEG-2 Video (.m2v) • MPEG-2 Transport Stream
• MP4 File Format (.mp4)
• MP3 File Format (.mp3) Physical IPTV Gateway Server
• at least 2Tb of internal or external
Output media Formats data storage
Product Streamron IPTV VOD System Architecture • MPEG-2 Transport Stream (different codecs) • third party physical servers
• 2 Ethernet interfaces
Components
• UDP or RTP
(for system management
• Unicast or Multicast
∙∙
and streaming)
Streamron IPTV VOD software • Linux OS
Supported Codecs
∙∙
network server • MPEG-2 Video
internal or external data storage • MPEG-4 AVC (H.264)Video
movie content (optional) • DVD Subtitles (transcoded to DVB-SUB)
”Outstanding • AC3 Audio (Dolby)
• AAC Audio
delivery • MPEG-1 Audio
• MPEG-2 Audio (MPEG-2/4)
capabilities.”
Streamron IPTV VOD Technical Specifications
The Streamron IPTV VOD enables the management, control and ”An indispensable Management & monitoring
• Web management
•
•
AC3 Audio (Dolby)
AAC Audio
unicast (VOD) or multicast (nVOD) distribution of on-demand
audio and video content from local or remote data / file storage. part of an IPTV • Dedicated Streaming NIC Link Aggregation (bonding) •
•
MPEG-1 Audio
MPEG-2 Audio (MPEG-2/4)
VOD Interfaces
This state-of-the-art product could be part of an
integral IPTV system or a standalone product. It
ecosystem.” • RTSP Server
• On-Demand Content Access
Video standards
• MPEG-2 Video
supports the streaming of a few hundred concurrent
MPEG-4 streams per single physical server and Technological Advantages • Trick-Play (FF, REW, Pause) • H.264/AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10)
• Random Access (set/get position) • HD TV formats: 720p, 1080i, 1080p
incorporates all the advanced functionalities such as • outstanding delivery capabilities
trick play or nVOD playlist features. • UDP or RTP Streaming • SD TV Formats: PAL, NTSC, SECAM
• nVOD • HTTP Server
The Linux-based Streamron VOD solution supports • trick play Audio standards
• Content Duration Querying
trick play functionality such as play/pause, fast forward,
• unicast, multicast, HTTP progressive streaming • RTSP Session Control (trick-play, random access) • MP2 (MPEG-2 Audio)
fast rewind, nVOD content scheduling and playlist
streaming and other advanced VOD functionality. • MP3 (MPEG-1 Layer 3)
• high video quality support
Furthermore, the Streamron IPTV VOD allows watching NVOD Features • AC3 (Dolby Digital)
full HD and SD movies and listening to favourite music • based on Linux OS • Playlist streaming (content splicing) • AAC (MPEG-2 Part 7 / MPEG-4 Part 3)
using local or remote data / file storage. • off-the-shelf HW components • Content Scheduling
Its outstanding capabilities allow the streaming of a Network standards
few hundred concurrent MPEG-4 streams per single Media URL Features (VOD/nVOD) • UDP
off-the shelf server with average HW components. • Audio Track Filtering
• RTP
• Subtitle Track Filtering
• IGMP
• Video Background for Audio Content
• RTSP
nVOD / VOD Input media formats • HTTP
• MPEG-2 Program Stream (.vob, .mpg)
• MPEG-2 Transport Stream (.ts, .m2ts) Other standards
• MPEG-2 Video (.m2v) • MPEG-2 Transport Stream
• MP4 File Format (.mp4)
• MP3 File Format (.mp3) Physical IPTV Gateway Server
• at least 2Tb of internal or external
Output media Formats data storage
Product Streamron IPTV VOD System Architecture • MPEG-2 Transport Stream (different codecs) • third party physical servers
• 2 Ethernet interfaces
Components
• UDP or RTP
(for system management
• Unicast or Multicast
∙∙
and streaming)
Streamron IPTV VOD software • Linux OS
Supported Codecs
∙∙
network server • MPEG-2 Video
internal or external data storage • MPEG-4 AVC (H.264)Video
movie content (optional) • DVD Subtitles (transcoded to DVB-SUB)
”Outstanding • AC3 Audio (Dolby)
• AAC Audio
delivery • MPEG-1 Audio
• MPEG-2 Audio (MPEG-2/4)
capabilities.”
Product information
WISI GT 01 W 0230
Tangram basic unit, 230 V AC, with switch
Description
At a glance:
The TANGRAM platform is a very highly customizable and offers
advanced DVB stream processing in a small footprint 1RU chassis
Fully redundant concept (1+1, n+1)
concept. The TANGRAM chassis can fit up to 6 modules on the
Srcambling and remultiplexing
backside and 1 module on the front panel. The TANGRAM
Small footprint in 1RU chassis
chassis GT01W0230 comes with one 230 V AC power supply,
Carrier grade chassis with optional redundant
with an embedded switch on the backplane (GT01W, GT11) and
power supplies
a hot swappable fan tray. The GT01W is a carrier grade chassis
and supports a fully redundant concept (1+1, n+1). The WISI Combine GT modules for your application
TANGRAM video platform is a high-density digital TV headend Hot swappable fan tray
for contribution of digital TV via IP networks and end-to-end Modular architecture
IPTV solutions such as video-on-demand, connected TV and OTT Embedded switch
(Over The Top) or Web TV.
Scope of delivery
1x Tangram basic unit GT01 1RU
1x Power supply 230 V AC
1x Rubber connector, IEC 60320-C14
1x GT11 Switch Module
1x Quick Guide
WISI Communications GmbH & Co. KG

Wilhelm-Sihn-Str. 5-7 Phone: + 49 7233 66 - 280, Fax: - 350
75223 Niefern - Oeschelbronn, Germany E-Mail: export@wisi.de
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WISI GT 01 W 0230
Technical data Packaging data

Switch/Controller Sales unit 1 pcs.
Streaming ports 4 pcs. Dimensions (WxHxD) sales unit 483 x 45 x 473 mm
(1 Gbps, 100 Mbps, 10 Mbps) (1HE, 19“-Rack)
Control ports 1 pcs. (100 Mbps) Packaging volume sales unit 10,3 dm³
Category Layer 2+ Gross weight sales unit 8,04 kg
Multicast IGMP V2 + V3 Shipping unit 1 pcs.
Protocols RTP, UDP, HTTP, IGMP, SNMPv2, Dimensions (WxHxD) shipping 570 x 550 x 100 mm
SNMPv3 unit
Redundancy N+1 module redundancy Packaging volume shipping 31.35 dm³
Connectors package
Module slots 6+1 pcs. 6 back sides, 1 front Gross weight shipping unit 8.04 kg
RJ45 5 pcs. EAN 4010056711610
(without modules, purely chassis) Article number 71161
Power supplies 1 pcs. GT 55 W 0230 Customs tariff number 85437090
Optional redundant power supply 1 pcs. GT 55 W 0230
unit
General data
Power consumption ≤ 40 W
(Chassis GT 11; fan unit without
modules)
Operating voltage AC 230 V (50/60 Hz)
Operating temperature range -5°C...+45°C, 23°F...113°F,
(ETSI EN 300 019-1-3 Class 3.1)
Max. humidity, non condensing 95 %
Electro Magnetic Compatibility EN 50083-2
(EMC)
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CHAMELEON Data Sheet
GN20 B / GN20 R
CHAMELEON Base Unit
19” 1 HU base unit Any Video from any

For up to 2 CHAMELEONS Source to any Device
The GN20 base unit is a professional 1 HU 19 inch base
The CHAMELEON product line is the first ever to
unit for up to 2 Chameleon modules. The GN20 B base
cover almost every need for Cable-TV and SMATV
unit has a single power supply unit, and embedded fans. distribution with only one hardware. The differ-
The GN20 R base unit has dual redundant power sup- ent inputs and outputs are defined by software
plies, and embedded fans. The Chameleon modules in and hardware options and all software options
GN20 B/R are managed via the Chameleon RJ45 manage- can be updated any time.
ment ports, and streaming to/from Chameleons is done
via the Chameleon RJ45 streaming ports
UP TO 2 CHAMELEONS IN 1 HU, 19 inch
EMBEDDED FANS
EMBEDDED POWER SUPPLY
SINGLE POWER SUPPLY (GN20 B)
DUAL REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY (GN20 R)
Graphical User Interface for easy set up of complex sys-

tems. Simple handling of service remultiplexing and auto-
matic PSI/SI regeneration. Each CHAMELEON contains an
embedded web server for management and control. Stand-
ard web browsers (Explorer, Mozilla etc.) are supported.
GN20 B / GN20 R
CHAMELEON Base Unit
General information
The GN20 base unit is designed for rack mounting in 19 inch rack cabinets. GN20 B has a single power supply and
embedded fans. GN20 R has dual redundant power supplies and embedded fans. Both GN20 B and GN20 R fit up to 2
Chameleon modules.
Technical Information
GN20 B
Number of Chameleons Up to 2 Chameleons
Width 19 inch
Height 1 HU (44.45 mm)
Depth 235 mm
Power supply Single PSU, approx. 60 W
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Embedded fans Yes
Article number 73444
GN20 R
Number of Chameleons Up to 2 Chameleons
Width 19 inch
Height 1 HU (44.45 mm)
Depth 235 mm
Power supply Dual redundant PSU, approx. 2x60 W
Embedded fans Yes
WISI Communications GmbH & Co. KG Phone: +49 72 33-66-2 80

P.O. Box 1220 Fax: +49 72 33-66-3 50
75219 Niefern-Oeschelbronn, Germany E-mail: export@wisi.de
Product information
WISI OA 13 A
Orbit Line parabol offset antenna, 125 cm, light grey
Description
At a glance:
Aluminium offset antennas , light-grey. Hot zinc dipped fastening
in reflector colour, powder-coated.
Ø 125 cm
Light grey (RAL 7035)

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WISI OA 13 A
Technical data
gain 43 dB (12 GHz)
Aperture angle <1,37 ° (3 dB)
Wind load up to 20m mounting 1450 N
height
General data
Reflector material Aluminium, powder-coated
Reflector colour Light grey (RAL 7035)
Diameter 125 cm
Mounting clip 55...100 mm
Setting range elevation 20...50 °
Weight 12,8 kg
Packaging data
Sales unit 1 pcs.
Dimensions (WxHxD) sales unit 140 x 130 x 15 / Zubehör: 100 x
27 x 35 mm
Packaging volume sales unit dm³
Gross weight sales unit 22.000 kg
Shipping unit pcs.
Dimensions (WxHxD) shipping mm
unit
Packaging volume shipping dm³
package
Gross weight shipping unit 33 kg
EAN 4010056175665
Customs tariff number 85291031
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OC 04 C
Packaging data
Sales unit 1 pcs.
Shipping unit 10 pcs.
Packaging volume shipping package 0.756 dm³
Gross Weight shipping unit 0.256 kg
EAN 4010056721442
Technical data
Subscriber pcs. Depending on the multiswitch
Type QUATTRO
Input frequency 10,70...11,70/11,70...12,75 GHz
(Low-Band/High-Band)
Oscillator frequency 9,75/10,6 GHz (Low-Band/High-Band)
Output frequency range 950...2150 MHz
Connectors
F-socket 4 pcs.
General data
LNB supply voltage 11...21 V
Power consumption max. 240 mA
color Light grey (RAL 7035)
mode field diameter 40 mm
Operating temperature range -40...+60 °C
Title
OC 04 C
Short description
Universal feed systems
Description
Universal feed systems
Satellite Receiving Systems > Feed systems > OC 04 C
Stand: 11.12.2014
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Product information
WISI DRC 1316

FLEXSWITCH multiswitch 13 in 16, cascade, TERR. passive
Description
At a glance:
The DRC 1316 is a cascadable multiswitch with 13 inputs for the
distribution of three satellites and terrestrial signals. The
Cascadable multiswitch for the distribution of 12
polarisations are available at 13 cascade outputs for the
satellite polarisations and terrestrial signals
installation of further multiswitches. Commercially available
Passive terrestrial path
DVB-S/S2 set-top-boxes or TVs with an integrated receiver can be
Integrated SAT amplifier for low insertion loss
used at the 16 subscriber outputs. Inserted terrestrial signals like
Pre-emphasis to compensate the cable loss at high
DVB-T/T2, DAB or FM are available at each subscriber output as
well. The very low insertion loss of the DRC 1316 is realised frequencies
through an active satellite path. Through the passive terrestrial Terrestrial signals available at the receiver without
path it is possible to feed in multimedia services like “LAN over any power supply of the multiswitch
Coax”, or signals from a central headend system. The LNBs can High screening efficiency according to Class A
be powered by previously installed amplifiers, or the available Compact dimensions paired with installation
power supply DRP 1533. friendly distance between the F-connectors
Colour-coded inputs and outputs
Made in Germany

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WISI DRC 1316
Technical data Packaging data

SAT-IF trunk Sales unit 1 pcs.
Inputs SAT 12 pcs. Dimensions (WxHxD) sales unit 350 x 330 x 70 mm
Outputs SAT 12 pcs. Packaging volume sales unit 8 dm³
Frequency range SAT 950... 2400 MHz Gross weight sales unit 1,28 kg
Through loss SAT 1...3 dB Shipping unit 1 pcs.
Decoupling SAT -SAT 30 dB typ. Dimensions (WxHxD) shipping 350 x 330 x 70 mm
Return loss SAT > 10 dB unit
Terrestrial trunk Packaging volume shipping 8 dm³
package
Inputs TERR 1 pcs.
Gross weight shipping unit 1,28 kg
Outputs TERR 1 pcs.
EAN 4010056749651
Frequency range TERR 5... 862 MHz
Through loss TERR 2...5 dB
Isolation TERR - SAT 30 dB typ.
Return loss TERR > 10 dB
Subscriber outputs
Outputs 16 pcs.
Frequency range 5…2400 MHz
TERR type passive
Insertion loss SAT 3...0 dB
Insertion TERR 28 dB (±3 dB)
Max. output level subscriber SAT 102 dBµV
Max. output level subscriber TERR 50...110 dBµV (passive)
Return loss subscriber SAT >10 dB
Return loss subscriber TERR >10 dB
Control signal 14/18 V, 0/22 kHz, DiSEqC 1.0
Current consumption from 55 mA
receiver
Connectors
F-socket 29 pcs.
DC supply voltage Connector type DC 5.5/2.1 mm
Colour-coding VL = black;
HL = green;
VH = red;
HH = yellow
General data
Power indicator LED
Operating voltage 15 V DC
Power consumption max. < 0,2 W
Screening factor Class A, according to EN 50083-2
Impedance 75 Ω
Operating temperature range -20…70 °C
Cascadable with DRC 1308, DRC 1312,
DRC 1316, DRC 1324, DRC 1332
Weight 1.04 kg
Dimensions 189 x 291 x 63 mm
(width x height x depth)
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Alston Systems Network Server Cabinets, perforated door
Single Section Door

Features 0
 Welded frame with high intensity
 19" Standard Installatino with adjustable dimension
 Blue Zinc mounting profiles, free of static
 Exquisite design with precision measurement and craftsmanship
 Hexagonal rectangular high-density vented front door(patent) & rear door enable
equipiment protection, verification and reliable operation with turning angle
above 120 degree and ventilation rate above 71%
 Bottom with cable entrance, optional cover to close
 Side doors with locks for protection
 Advance moom-shaped lock
 Various optional accessories
Load Capacity
 Static Loading : 1000Kg
Server Racks Degree of protection

Alston Systems offers entire range of data cabinets  IP20
like server cabinets, wall / floor mount cabinets,
Main Material
power distribution units, IP based PDUs, UPS etc
towards Data Centre Facility Solution. Also Alston  SPCC cold rolled steel
Systems introduces physical security to the server  Thickness of Steel, Mounting profile : 2.0mm; Tray : 2.0mm ; Mounting angle : 1.5mm
cabinet access by IP based biometric handle locks.
Surface Finish
Protection of physical asset to
be as important as protecting the data stored or  Frame : Degreasing , Phosphoric , dip-coat primed , Powder Coat
processed on those active equipments.
 Others : Degreasing , Phospohoric , Powder Coat
Accessories like cage nuts, castors and levelling
feet comes with cabinet pack. Additional accessories Standard
like fan, fix shelf , keyboard tray , LED light , blank  Comply with ANSI/EIA RS-310-D , IEC297-2 ; DIN41494 , PART 1, DIN41494 ; PART 7 Standard
cover , cable management , numeric/biometric
access control systems can be ordered along with
standard pack.
Advance moon Shaped lock Metal cable ring installed on mounting profile
Mounting profile with U mark Welded frame with strong structure
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Alston Systems Network Server Cabinets
Features 0
 Exquisite design with precision measurement and craftsmanship
 Blue Zinc mounting profiles, free of static
 Toughened glass front door with obliquetly vented door border three section
vented rear door
 Adjustable feet and heavy duty castors are available simultaneously
 Cable entry on the top cover and bottom panel with adjustable sizes
 Optional installation of plinth to enable cabinets fixation, under base entry cable
entry / ventilation
 Removal side panel for easy maintenanace
Load Capacity
 Static Loading : 800Kg ( with adjustable feet )
Degree of Protection
 IP20
Material
 SPCC cold rolled steel
 Thickness of Steel, Mounting profile : 2.0mm; Tray : 2.0mm ; Mounting angle : 1.5mm
Surface Finish
 Frame : Degreasing , Phosphoric , Powder Coat
 Others : Degreasing , Phospohoric , Powder Coat

Standard
 Comply with ANSI/EIA RS-310-D, DIN 41497 Part1, IEC297-2 DIN41494 Part7 ETSI Standard
Ordering Information ( Network Server Cabinets with Front Glass Door Black Color )
Part No Width Height

Definition of Body Color
Model No Part No Width Depth Height Model No Depth
413180663 413420663 600 Oranament Strip Color

600
413420683 600 800
18 413180683 600 800 988
413426103 1000
413186103 1000
413426123 1200 Light Red
413220663 600 2055
42U 413420863 600
22U 413220683 600 800 1166
413420883 800 800
413226103 1000
413270663 600 413428103 1000
Light Blue
27U 413270683 600 413428123 1200
800 1388
413470663 Body Color
413276103 1000 600
413320663 600 413470683 600 800
32U 600 413476103 1000

413320683 800 1610
413476123 1200 Black RAL 9004
413326103 1000 2277
47U 413470863 600
413370663 600
413470883 800 800
37U 413370683 600 800 1833
413478103 1000 Gray RAL 7035
413376103 1200
413478123 1200
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RG 11U COAXIAL CABLE 75 Ohm
AL BRAID 60% COVERAGE
Norden RG 11U is a common type of coaxial cable in a wide

variety of residential and commercial applications. This RG-
11 type cables have become the standard for CATV/MATV,
Broadband, HDTV and Satellite Broadcasting Transmission
use, has a copper-coated steel center conductor and a
combination aluminium foil/aluminium braid shield,
typically with low coverage about 60%. RG11 can be used as
a trunk cable with standard Transmission distance up to
600m.
CABLE CONSTRUCTION
Conductor Insulation Color Braid Wire Jacket Color

Copper Clad Steel Neutral AL Wire Black
Insulation Shielding Outer Jacket

Foam PE (Polyethylene) Aluminium/Polyester PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
Foil Bonded
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Characteristic Value
Center Conductor Diameter 1.63 mm
Insulation Diameter 7.11 mm
Braid Wire Diameter 0.16 mm
No. of Braid Wire 96
Braid Wire Coverage 60%
Outer Jacket Diameter 10.03 mm
Min. Bending Radius (Installation) 35.55 mm
Max. Pulling Tension 713N
1
Operating Temperature -20°C to +75°C
2
3
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
4
Characteristic Unit Value
Characteristic Impedance Ω 75.0 5
Capacitance pf/m 51.0

Coaxial Cables
Center Conductor DCR Ω/km <40.0

Braid Wire DCR Ω/km <25.0
Velocity of Propagation % 84
Dielectric Strength VCA 1500
1 2 3 4 5
Jacket Sparker VCA 2500
Outer Jacket Braid Shield Center Insulation Foil Shield
Return Loss (5-6000 MHz) dB 23.0 Conductor
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RG 11U COAXIAL CABLE 75 Ohm
AL BRAID 60% COVERAGE
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
Frequency at 20°C Attenuation (10% higher)
(MHz) (dB/100m)
1 0.83
10 1.85
50 3.10
100 4.33
200 6.00
400 8.53
700 11.70
900 13.56
1000 14.27
1200 15.55
1450 17.37
1800 19.60
2200 21.40
3000 27.58
RoHS GUIDELINE
Properties Value
Calcium Content (Cd) < 0.01%
Lead Content (Pb) < 0.1%
Mercury Content (Hg) < 0.1%
Chromium (VI) Content < 0.1%
Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBB) Forbidden
Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether (PBDE) Forbidden
ORDERING INFORMATION
Part Number Description
475-013A60 RG 11U Coaxial Cable 75 Ohm AL Braid 60% Coverage
Coaxial Cables
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PRODUCT TEST CERTIFICATES
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Worldwide Regulatory Compliance Engineering and Environmental Affairs
MARKETING NAME………….PowerEdge R330 Dell Inc.

REGULATORY MODEL……..E34S www.dell.com
REGULATORY TYPE…………E34S001
EFFECTIVE DATE…….……....September 21, 2015
EMC EMISSIONS CLASS……A
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ......................................................................................................... 2
II. POWER CORDS AND USER DOCUMENTATION ................................................................................................... 2
III. DATASHEET RESPONSIBLE PARTY NAME AND ADDRESS .................................................................................... 2
IV. TRADE (IMPORT/EXPORT) COMPLIANCE DATA................................................................................................... 2
V. SYSTEM DIMENSION AND WEIGHT ...................................................................................................................... 2
VI. PERFORMANCE DATA (ErP Lot 3 information is located in section XIII Appendix A) .......................................... 2
VII. PRODUCT MATERIALS INFORMATION ................................................................................................................. 2
VIII. PACKAGING ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
IX. BATTERIES .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
X. DESIGN FOR ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................ 4
XI. RECYCLING/ END-OF-LIFE SERVICE INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 4
XII. HELPFUL LINKS ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
XIII. APPENDIX A: ErP Lot 3 Product (Energy Consumption) Information ................................................................ 5
STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE
This product has been determined to be compliant with the applicable standards, regulations, and directives for the
countries where the product is marketed. The product is affixed with regulatory marking and text as necessary for
the country/agency. Generally, Information Technology Equipment (ITE) product compliance is based on IEC and
CISPR standards and their national equivalent such as Product Safety, IEC 60950-1 and European Norm EN 60950-1
or EMC, CISPR 22/CISPR 24 and EN 55022/55024. Dell products have been verified to comply with the EU RoHS
Directive 2011/65/EU. Dell products do not contain any of the restricted substances in concentrations and
applications not permitted by the RoHS Directive.
EMC Emissions Class refers to one of the following use environments:

 EMC Class B products are intended for use in residential/domestic environments but may also be used in non-
residential/non-domestic environments.
 EMC Class A products are intended for use in non-residential/non-domestic environments. Class A products
may also be utilized in residential/domestic environments but may cause interference and require the user to
take adequate corrective measures.
For Product Safety and EMC compliance, this product has been assigned a unique regulatory model and regulatory
type that is imprinted on the product labeling to provide traceability to the regulatory approvals noted on this
datasheet. This datasheet applies to any product that utilizes the assigned regulatory model and type including
marketing names other than those listed on this datasheet. ErP compliance is tied to the CE mark.
REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals, 1907/2006) is the European Union’s
(EU) chemical substances regulatory framework. Dell complies with the REACH directive. For information on SVHC
(Substances of Very High Concern), see www.dell.com/REACH.
Compliance documentation, such as certification or Declaration of Compliance for the product is available upon
request to regulatory_compliance@dell.com . Please include product identifiers such as marketing name,
regulatory module, regulatory type and country that compliance information is needed in request.
Product Safety, EMC & Environmental Datasheet

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I. GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

Environmental (Voluntary Marks)
Country Approval Compliance
Global ENERGY STAR (Configuration Dependent) Energy Star Server 2.0
Global CECP Yes
Global CEC Yes
II. POWER CORDS AND USER DOCUMENTATION

Dell products are provided with the power cord and user documentation suitable for the intended country of
delivery. Products that are relocated to other countries should use nationally certified power cords and plugs
to ensure safe operation of the product. Contact Dell to determine if alternate power cords or user
documentation in other languages is available for your market.
III. DATASHEET RESPONSIBLE PARTY NAME AND ADDRESS

Dell Inc.
Department: Global Regulations and Standards
MS: PS4-30
Round Rock, Texas 78682, USA
Regulatory_Compliance@Dell.com
IV. TRADE (IMPORT/EXPORT) COMPLIANCE DATA
For any questions related to importing & exporting classification of Dell products, please obtain information
from the following link: www.dell.com/import_export_compliance or send request to
WW_Export_Compliance@dell.com
V. SYSTEM DIMENSION AND WEIGHT

Depth, Width, Height,
Weight, kg
mm/cm mm/cm mm/cm
13.8Kg
676.92 482.38 42.8
(depending upon installed options)
VI. PERFORMANCE DATA (ErP Lot 3 information is located in section XIII Appendix A)
1
VII. PRODUCT MATERIALS INFORMATION
Information on Dell’s material use is available here.
To review Dell’s Restricted Material Guidance document click here.
 The case material is, > PC+ABS, SGCC <
 This product contains 0% post-consumer recycled plastic
 Marking of plastic parts greater than 25 grams are done in accordance with ISO 11469 (see below)
Product is BFR/PVC Free  Yes  No
Flame Retardants Used in Motherboard
Part Flame Retardant

Motherboard TBBPA
1
Waste Handling. Local regulations should be observed when disposing of this product due to the presence of the materials and substances as
listed above.

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Flame Retardants Used in Mechanical Plastic Parts > 25 grams
List applicable
R-Phrase(s) or
Marking per Flame Retardant Flame Retardant
Hazard
Resin Material ISO 1146 Marking per ISO (i.e. TBBPA, triaryl
Statement(s) per
Name 9:2000, 1043-4 (i.e. FR(16), phosphate ester,
EU Directive
11469:1996 FR(40), etc.) etc.)
67/548/EEG or
1272/2008
SABIC, Cycoloy ORGANIC
>PC+ABS-FR(40)< FR(40) N/A
C6200-701 PHOSPHORUS
Mercury Information
Number of bulbs Average per bulb

0 0 mg
India RoHS Declaration

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH GAZETTE OF INDIA: EXTRAORDINARY, E-WASTE (MANAGEMENT &
HANDLING) RULES (INDIA ROHS)
Manufacturer Name and Address:

Dell Inc.
One Dell Way
Round Rock, Texas, USA
78682
Dell Inc. declares that all Dell branded products have been designed and manufactured in compliance with E-Waste
2
(Management & Handling) Rules on the reduction in the use of hazardous materials in the manufacture of electrical
and electronic equipment and their maximum allowed concentrations by weight in the homogenous material
(except for the exemptions listed in schedule II).
Substance Concentration
Lead 0.1%
Mercury 0.1%
PBB (Polybrominated Biphenyls) 0.1%
PBDE (Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers) 0.1%
Hexavalent Chromium 0.1%
Cadmium 0.01%
Compliance has been verified via internal design controls, supplier declarations, and/or analytical test data. The
undersigned below possesses the complete technical documentation relating to the declaration of compliance.
For additional information please visit:

 Restricted Material Compliance www.dell.com/environmental_information
 Products MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets):
Batteries: Battery MSDS Documentation and Declaration
Printer Toner and Ink: MSDS Documentation
2
E-Waste (Management & Handling) Rules 2011, by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India dated May 12, 2011.

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VIII. PACKAGING
Information on Dell’s sustainable packaging effort available here.
Additional materials restricted in Packaging as per Dell’s Restricted Material Guidance document found here.
Total Weight
of each
Packaging Materials
Material
type, (kg)
Corrugated Fiberboard 4.11
EPE 0.44
IX. BATTERIES
Below is a listing of batteries that could be present in the product:
Battery Description – Batteries Battery Type Battery Weight (kg)

CR-2032 coin cell Lithium 0.0032
X. DESIGN FOR ENVIRONMENT

Dell systems are, when applicable, designed for easy assembly, disassembly, and servicing.
For more information on product Recyclability please visit www.dell.com/environmental_information
XI. RECYCLING/ END-OF-LIFE SERVICE INFORMATION

Take back and recycling services are offered for this product in certain countries. If you want to dispose of
system components, contact Dell for instructions by emailing recycling_emea@dell.com or visit
www.dell.com/recyclingworldwide and select the relevant country.
XII. HELPFUL LINKS

 Environmental Policy
http://i.dell.com/sites/content/corporate/corp-comm/en/Documents/dell-global-environmental-policy.pdf
 Environment Website
www.dell.com/earth
 Corporate Sustainability Report
http://www.dell.com/Learn/us/en/uscorp1/report?c=us&l=en&s=corp&delphi:gr=true
 ISO 14001 Certification
http://i.dell.com/sites/content/corporate/corp-comm/en/Documents/dell-iso14001-worldwide.pdf
 Materials Restricted for Use
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/corporate/environ/restricted_materials_guid.pdf
 Chemical Use Policy
http://i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/corporate/environment/en/Documents/chemical-use-policy.pdf
 Client Energy Calculator
http://www.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/global/products/landing/en/client-energy-calculator?c=us&l=en
 Product Carbon Footprint
http://content.dell.com/us/en/corp/d/corp-comm/environment_carbon_footprint_products
 RoHS Compliance
www.dell.com/rohsinfo
 REACH Compliance
www.dell.com/REACH
 Recycling Information
www.dell.com/recycling
 Supplier Responsibility
http://content.dell.com/us/en/corp/d/corp-comm/standards-for-suppliers.aspx

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XIII. APPENDIX A: ErP Lot 3 Product (Energy Consumption) Information

The ErP Lot 3 Standard includes requirements for certain product specific information to be provided by the
manufacturer. This is applicable to Desktops, Integrated Desktops, Notebooks, Tablets, Slates, Notebook Thin
Clients, Desktop Thin Clients, Workstations, Mobile Workstations, Computer Servers, and Small Scale Servers.
ErP Lot 3 provides certain exclusions based upon product type, screen size, and/or the amount of power consumed
in idle mode. Product energy and acoustic information might be reported for products that are out of scope of ErP
Lot 3 for informational purposes only.
Power Supply Internal or

Link to efficiency report
Model # External
D350E-S1 Internal http://www.plugloadsolutions.com/psu_reports/DELL_D350E-S1_350W_SO-355_Report.pdf
L350E-S1 Internal http://www.plugloadsolutions.com/psu_reports/DELL_L350E-S1_350W_SO-369_Report.pdf
* Energy Consumption results are based solely upon the laboratory testing of the System Configuration listed
above. Energy consumption is tested at 230 Volts / 50 Hz.
Energy Consumption*
Energy efficiency benefits the environment and lowers the total cost of equipment ownership by reducing
power consumption. Dell offers energy calculators that help estimate power needs, potential emissions
avoidance and potential cost savings. Click here for Dell’s Client Energy Savings Calculator, Data Center
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Table of content:
Table of images: ............................................................................................................................. 4

1 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Content of document .............................................................................................................................. 6
1.2 Acronyms and Abbreviations................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Login window........................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 NAVIGATION ............................................................................................................................................ 8
2 Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1 Rooms .................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.2 TV types ................................................................................................................................................. 13
2.3 STB types ............................................................................................................................................... 14
2.4 STB groups ............................................................................................................................................. 15
2.5 Set top boxes (STB) ................................................................................................................................ 16
Process of creating STBs (automatic): ..................................................................................................... 18
2.7 Payment packages ................................................................................................................................. 21
2.8 Languages .............................................................................................................................................. 22
2.9 Users ...................................................................................................................................................... 23
2.10 Personnel ............................................................................................................................................. 24
2.11 RSS feeds (Android only) ..................................................................................................................... 25
Note: In each language of Administration you can set different RSS link. .................................................. 25
2.12 Airport - development not completed! .............................................................................................. 25
2.13 Games (Android only) .......................................................................................................................... 26
2.14 Game Groups (Android only)............................................................................................................... 27
2.15 Configuration (Android only) ............................................................................................................... 28
2.16 Valid STB Members (Android only) ..................................................................................................... 34
2.17 Services status ..................................................................................................................................... 34
2.18 Packages .............................................................................................................................................. 34
2.19 Settings ................................................................................................................................................ 35
3 Services ..................................................................................................................................... 36
3.1Info channel ............................................................................................................................................ 38
3.2 TV groups ............................................................................................................................................... 40
3.3 TV channels............................................................................................................................................ 42
3.4 Movie Groups ........................................................................................................................................ 45
3.5 Movies ................................................................................................................................................... 46
3.6 Audio groups.......................................................................................................................................... 50
3.7 Audio albums ......................................................................................................................................... 52
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3.8 Audio...................................................................................................................................................... 54
3.9 Info channel sources .............................................................................................................................. 56
3.10 Info channels ....................................................................................................................................... 57
3.11 Wake up (Android only) ...................................................................................................................... 59
3.12 Internet links........................................................................................................................................ 61
3.13 Shop items group................................................................................................................................. 62
3.14 Shop items ........................................................................................................................................... 63
3.15 Room services (Android only) ............................................................................................................. 65
3.16 Hotel services (Android only) .............................................................................................................. 67
3.17 Local Info (Android only) ..................................................................................................................... 69
3.18 Useful Infos (Android only) ................................................................................................................. 71
3.19 Weather ............................................................................................................................................... 72
3.20 Currency (Android only) ...................................................................................................................... 74
3.21 World clock (Android only) .................................................................................................................. 75
3.22 All Infos ................................................................................................................................................ 76
3.23 Files ...................................................................................................................................................... 79
3.24 Streamer manager ............................................................................................................................... 79
4 Hotel Manager ........................................................................................................................... 80
4.1 Reception ............................................................................................................................................... 81
4.2 Guests .................................................................................................................................................... 83
4.3 Stay group .............................................................................................................................................. 83
4.4 Stays....................................................................................................................................................... 84
4.5 Images.................................................................................................................................................... 85
4.6 Messages ............................................................................................................................................... 86
4.7 Guest requests (Amino only) ................................................................................................................ 87
4.8 Minibar reports...................................................................................................................................... 88
4.9 Repairman requests (Amino only) ......................................................................................................... 89
4.10 E-cards (Amino only)........................................................................................................................... 90
5 Ad Manager (Android only) ........................................................................................................ 91
5.1 Advertiser .............................................................................................................................................. 92
5.2 Banner location ..................................................................................................................................... 93
5.3 Campaign ............................................................................................................................................... 94
5.4 Banner ................................................................................................................................................... 95
6 Annex: ....................................................................................................................................... 97
6.1Dimension for images: ............................................................................................................................ 97
6.2 Video/audio formats, converter ...................................................................................................... 98
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Table of images:
Picture 1: Login window .................................................................................................................. 7

Picture 2: Main menus at the top..................................................................................................... 8
Picture 3: Buttons Add, Delete ........................................................................................................ 8
Picture 4: Entry field ........................................................................................................................ 8
Picture 5: Drop-down list ................................................................................................................. 9
Picture 6: Menu Rooms................................................................................................................. 11
Picture 7: Menu TV types .............................................................................................................. 13
Picture 8: Menu STB types ........................................................................................................... 14
Picture 9: Menu STB groups ......................................................................................................... 15
Picture 10: Menu Set top boxes .................................................................................................... 16
Picture 11: Menu Set top boxes .................................................................................................... 19
Picture 12: Menu Hot spots ........................................................................................................... 20
Picture 13: Menu Payment packages ............................................................................................ 21
Picture 14: Menu Languages ........................................................................................................ 22
Picture 15: Menu Users................................................................................................................. 23
Picture 16: Menu Personnel .......................................................................................................... 24
Picture 17: Menu RSSfeeds .......................................................................................................... 25
Picture 18: Menu Games .............................................................................................................. 26
Picture 19: Menu Game groups .................................................................................................... 27
Picture 20: Menu Cofiguration –System ........................................................................................ 28
Picture 21: Configuration – portal .................................................................................................. 29
Picture 22: Configuration – specific service ................................................................................... 30
Picture 23: Configuration – menus ................................................................................................ 32
Picture 24: Menu Settings-> Valid STB Members ......................................................................... 34
Picture 25: Menu Info channel....................................................................................................... 38
Picture 26: Menu TV groups ......................................................................................................... 40
Picture 27: Menu TV ..................................................................................................................... 42
Picture 28: Menu Movie groups..................................................................................................... 45
Picture 29: Menu Movies – left half .............................................................................................. 46
Picture 30: Menu Movies – second half......................................................................................... 46
Picture 31: Menu audio groups ..................................................................................................... 50
Picture 32: Menu Audio album ...................................................................................................... 52
Picture 33: Menu Audio ................................................................................................................. 54
Picture 34: Info channel sources screen ....................................................................................... 56
Picture 35: Info channels screen ................................................................................................... 57
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Picture 36: Wake up screen .......................................................................................................... 59
Picture 37: Menu Internet links ...................................................................................................... 61
Picture 38: Menu Shop items group .............................................................................................. 62
Picture 39: Menu Shop items ........................................................................................................ 63
Picture 40: Menu Room services .................................................................................................. 65
Picture 41: Menu Hotel services.................................................................................................... 67
Picture 42: Menu Local info ........................................................................................................... 69
Picture 43: Menu Useful infos ....................................................................................................... 71
Picture 44: Menu Weather ............................................................................................................ 72
Picture 45: Menu Currency ........................................................................................................... 74
Picture 46: Menu World clock........................................................................................................ 75
Picture 47: Menu All Infos ............................................................................................................. 76
Picture 48: Creating Infor RSS screen .......................................................................................... 77
Picture 49: Reception screen ........................................................................................................ 81
Picture 50: Menu Guests............................................................................................................... 82
Picture 51: Menu Stay groups ....................................................................................................... 83
Picture 52: Menu Stays ................................................................................................................. 84
Picture 53: Menu Images .............................................................................................................. 85
Picture 54: message window ........................................................................................................ 86
Picture 55: New message window ................................................................................................ 86
Picture 56: Guest request window ................................................................................................. 87
Picture 57: Minibar reports window ............................................................................................... 88
Picture 58: Repairman request window ......................................................................................... 89
Picture 59: Menu E-cards.............................................................................................................. 90
Picture 60: Menu Advertiser .......................................................................................................... 92
Picture 61: Banner location screen ............................................................................................... 93
Picture 62: Menu Campaign .......................................................................................................... 94
Picture 63: Menu Banner .............................................................................................................. 95
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Content of document
This document contains instructions how to use application IPTV Administration. It's intended for
users who will create, manage and edit content for IPTV portal.
There will be a print screen of each menu and underneath the precise description how to enter
data. Words in bold text are mandatory otherwise the application may not work(show) properly.
1.2 Acronyms and Abbreviations
- STB – Set-top-box
- IP – Internet protocol
- URL – Uniform Resource Locator
- HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- RTSP - Real Time Streaming Protocol
- RSS – Really Simple Syndication
- MAC - Media Access Control address
- EPG - Electronic program guide
- HIS – Hotel information system
- PMS - Property management system
- ppi – pixels per inch
1.3 Login window
Address (link) to this application is provided by company Nevron.

Sign in with username admin and password admin.
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Picture 1: Login window
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1.4 NAVIGATION
Main menus are located at the top of the page:

Hotel Manager, Services, Settings, Ad Manager, Help and STBrefresh.
Side menus depend of main menu and are different under each main menu.
Button STBrefresh is a button which sends changes to each STB immediately.
Automatically changes are sent to STBs every 2 hours.
Picture 2: Main menus at the top
Buttons at the top of each list (ADD, DELETE) are connected only to currently showing list.
Picture 3: Buttons Add, Delete
After pressing the ADD button, the new row appears in which we can insert data.
In first field we can type immediately, for moving to other fields we use TAB button on keyboard or
with a mouse double click.
We delete the row by selecting it and click DELETE button at the top.
Picture 4: Entry field
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There are check-boxes or drop down lists where we select the predefined content.
To open drop down list we have to double click a field and then click the arrow to select the image.
Picture 5: Drop-down list
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2 Settings
In main menu SETTINGS there are submenus:

- Rooms
- TV types
- STB types
- STB groups
- Set-top-boxes
- Hot spot
- Payment packages
- Languages
- Users
- Personnel
- Rss feeds
- Games
- Game groups
- Configuration
- Switch Members
- Valid STB Members
- Settings
- Service status
DELETION: We can’t delete something that is defined in other menu (like pictures, rooms…). First
we have to edit or change the data where the
picture or room is defined.
Settings menu
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2.1 Rooms
Path: Settings -> Rooms
Picture 6: Menu Rooms
Process of creating rooms:

1. Click on button ADD at the top of the list
2. Name – enter number of room
3. Description - Describe the room (guest will see it).
4. Is crew – mark, if room is for employees (for example: services aren’t charged)
5. Is suite – mark, if room is for guests
6. Is cleaned – Leave empty. This is filed when cleaning lady set status of room via TV.
7. Is prepared - Leave empty. This is filed when cleaning lady set status of room via TV.
8. Is specially prepared - Leave empty. This is filed when cleaning lady set status of room via TV.
9. Is public – mark, if room has other purposes (reception, conference room,…)
10. HIS identifier – enter the name that is in HIS system
11. Wakeup ID– leave empty
12. Wake-up time - leave empty
NOTE: Above the list, next to buttons Add and Delete there is a button List rooms.
This button makes a list of all rooms in .pdf format and exports it. So you can print it on paper. It’s
recommended when you have to go to rooms and enter ID numbers on TV screen to register STBs
in rooms.
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2.2 TV types
Path: Settings -> TV types
Picture 7: Menu TV types
Process of creating TV types:

2. Identifier – enter the type of TV
3. Manufacturer – enter the manufacturer name
4. Model – enter the model of TV
5. Mode – leave empty
6. Top Margin – set margin from top (for example enter: 2)
7. Right Margin - set margin from right side
8. Bottom Margin - set margin from bottom
9. Left Margin - set margin from left side
These data are informative and come in handy in case of failures or upgrades so they can quickly
see what kind of TV we have and adjust the settings.
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2.3 STB types
Path: Settings -> STB types
Picture 8: Menu STB types
Process of creating STB types:

2. Identifier – enter the type of STB
3. Manufacturer – enter the manufacturer name
4. Model – enter the name of STB model
5. Firmware – enter the firmware of STB
These data are informative and come in handy in case of failures or upgrades so they can quickly
see what kind of set-top box we have and adjust the settings.
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2.4 STB groups
Path: Settings -> STB groups
Picture 9: Menu STB groups
Process of creating STB groups:

- click on button ADD at the top of the list
- Name – enter the name of STB group
- Description – enter if necessary
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2.5 Set top boxes (STB)
Path: Settings -> Set top boxes
Under Set top boxes we enter STBs and define in which room they are. We can do it manually or
automatic.
Picture 10: Menu Set top boxes
Notice: Bold text is mandatory for proper operation, while others serve more informative.
Process of creating STBs (manual):

2. Name – enter name of STB
3. Description – enter description if necessary
4. Firmware – enter the firmware of STB
5. MAC – enter MAC address of STB. It’s written on STB (Each STB has MAC address for
identification.)
6. IP – enter IP address of STB. Each STB gets his own IP number when it’s connected to
network.
7. Room – select the room in which the STB is located (from drop down list)
8. TV type – select the type of TV (from drop down list)
9. Type – select the type of STB (from drop down list)
10. Hot spot – Select which hotspot will have each STB. (from drop down list)
11. Group - select the type of STB group (from drop down list)
12. Is standalone – Mark to set just Info TV menu. (reception, fitness,..)
13. Default TV program – set TV program that will play on TV (only this channel all the time)
14. Ping – Click on button to see if it’s connected.
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15. Reboot – Click on button to remotely reboot the STB
16. Reflash – click on button to remotely upgrade the STB
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Process of creating STBs (automatic):
Rooms, TV Types and STB Groups data must be previously entered.
When you press certain combination of buttons on TV remote you get registration screen with 3
fields:
1. Enter Room ID – enter the number under ID column in Room menu. (example from menu
Room - Room 101 has ID number 1 ) ID number is not a number of a room!
2. Enter TV type – enter the ID number of TV type. (example: Samsung has ID 1)
3. Enter STB group – enter the ID (see ID column in STB groups menu) of the STB group
After entering this numbers the STB is automatically written and seen under this menu. In this
process you automatically registered STB in this room you set.
Ping All
Path: Settings -> Set top boxes -> Ping All button at the top of columns
Ping all buttons checks the status of all STB-es written in the IPTV Administration and shows which
STB is up and which not. Ping function checks the connection to server. If STB is down (offline) it
can be disconnected from power (room power card), removed from (stolen or replaced) room or
faulty (SW crashed).
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Picture 11: Menu Set top boxes
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2.6 Hot spots (Android only)
Path: Settings -> HotSpots
Under Hotspots you create Hot spots accounts then under STB menu we define it to each STB.
Picture 12: Menu Hot spots
Notice: Bold text is mandatory for proper operation, while others serve more informative.
Process of creating Hot spots:

2. Is Enabled- mark if you want to enable it
3. SSID – define the name of Hotspot (usually the room number)
4. WPA-PSK - define password which guest will need to enter
5. Channel – Leave default
6. Max Clients – Define how many users can be logged at the same time
7. VLAN ID – Set on which VLAN the hotspots are configured
8. Hidden SSID - Mark if you want it to be hiden.
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2.7 Payment packages
Path: Settings -> Payment packages
Picture 13: Menu Payment packages
Process of creating Payment packages:

2. Name – Enter the name of package
3. Description – enter the type of payment. (It will be seen on TV screen.)
4. Valid hours – enter the validation time (hours)
5. Price – enter the price for the type (€- currency can be changed)
6. Add to movies – click if you want to add type to all movies
7. Remove from movies – click if you want to remove the type of payment
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2.8 Languages
Path: Settings -> Languages
Picture 14: Menu Languages
The menu Languages shows all available language translations of portal. We can also specify the
default language, enable/disable language or set additional EPG source
The data is entered by administrator!
Selecting and moving between languages in administration:

1. Click on the arrow next to field Edit the language. (It’s located top-right of the page.)
2. Select the language in which you want to enter/edit the content.
3. Wait couple seconds so the content refreshes
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2.9 Users
Path: Settings -> Users
In menu Users we can create several different users, so each one has their own access and Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
password. Consequently there are fewer problems if someone changes the password and
prevents access to all the rest, because he forgot to notify others about the change.
Picture 15: Menu Users
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2.10 Personnel
Path: Settings -> Personnel
Under Personnel menu you create accounts for Cleaning ladies or Janitors. With this data they will
log in to portal and see the Room status screen.
Picture 16: Menu Personnel
Process of creating Payment types:

2. Name – enter the name
3. Surname – enter the surname
4. Role – enter the persons role (for information)
5. e-mail – enter e-mail address if person has it (for information)
6. PIN code – enter PIN code with which the person will log in
7. Language – define in which language the screens are shown
8. Is Enabled – mark as enabled to make Room Status screen available to the person
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2.11 RSS feeds (Android only)
Path: Settings -> RSSfeeds
Under RSSfeeds menu you can create links to RSS news.
Picture 17: Menu RSSfeeds
Process of creating Payment types:

2. Title– enter the name
3. Is Enabled – mark as enabled
4. URL – type the full URL link to the RSS news group
Note: In each language of Administration you can set different RSS link.
2.12 Airport - development not completed!
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2.13 Games (Android only)
Path: Settings -> Games
Under Games menu the games are set.
Picture 18: Menu Games
Process of EDITING games:

Games are preinstalled on STB so they can’t be added by any other user! Users can just edit it.
1. Name– rename the game
2. Description – correct the description of game
3. Image – change the image of game
4. Group – change the group of game. If all games are in one group, then groups are not seen on
portal.
6. Package – Package of game is important. Don’t change it! It’s a link to app on STB.
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2.14 Game Groups (Android only)
Path: Settings -> Game groups
Under Games groups menu the games are sorted in groups.
Picture 19: Menu Game groups
Process of creating game groups:

1. Title– name the game group
2. Description – add description of group
4. Sort ID – type numbers in which sort order they appear
5. Image – leave empty
NOTE: If all games are in one group, then groups are not seen on portal.
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2.15 Configuration (Android only)
Path: Settings -> Configuration
Under Configuration menu you can change design and settings of portal. In horizontal line is a list
of submenus with their own settings.
NOTE: Images that you want to select here must be previously uploaded in menu Images.
Submenu 1:
Picture 20: Menu Cofiguration –System
1. Changing configurations for submenu System configuration:

1. Streamer's protocol part of URL– leave as default
2. IP or Hostname of Streamer installation – leave default. This is an IP address that is set for
Streaming.
3. Streamer port – Leave default. This is a port number that is set for Streaming.
4. Streamer prefix– leave as default
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Submenu 2:
Picture 21: Configuration – portal
2. Changing configurations for submenu Portal Wide configuration:

1. Payments default currency –leave default. Currency is changed on server file.
(must be same as in PMS)
2. Failback default locale – set default language
3. Default background image – set image for background
4. Loading screen background image – set image that appears when screen is loading
5. Info header gradient start color – set color code for header (start is in the right side)
6. Info header gradient end color – set color code for header (end is at the left side)
7. Info header image logo – Set image as logo (on the left side in header)
8. Ignore remote control special keys binding – mark to disable shortcuts on STB remote
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Submenu 3:
Picture 22: Configuration – specific service
3. Changing configurations for submenu Specific service configuration:

1. Dashboard main menu background color – define color for icons background (Menu strip)
2. Dashboard banner background color – define color for banners background
3. Dashboard main menu offset – set in pixels how much to move up/down the menu strip
4. Welcome screen logo image – set image for welcome screen logo
5. Welcome video content – set video for welcome
6. Is welcome video content skippable – mark if guests can skip the video
7. Show “Press OK to continue” hint? – mark to show hint on welcome sceeen
8. Info service root id #1 – leave empty
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11. Is teletext Disabled? – mark to disable teletext
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Submenu 4:
Picture 23: Configuration – menus
4. Changing configurations for submenu My Things (My Profile):

1. Service enabled/disabled flag – mark if you want to enable service
2. Ordinal position of service icon in main menu – set number in which order you want to show
service
3. Service focused flag– mark if you want this service to be first (always first focused)
4. Is service seen in public rooms? – mark if service is just for public places
5. Is service seen in suite rooms? – mark to enable service in guest’s rooms
6. Is service seen in crew rooms? – mark if service is just for crew members
7. Service background image – set background image for service Video
8. Selected menu icon – Set image of icon when is selected
9. Unselected menu icon – set image for icon when is unselected
10. Info header gradient start color - set color code for header (start is in the right side)
11. Info header gradient end color - set color code for header (end is at the left side)
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12. Enable / Disable child services – if menu has subservices, you can disable/enable them
separately.
NOTE: This submenu 4 was one example. The other submenus (music, hotel services,..) has the
same settings so you can take this for reference.
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2.16 Valid STB Members (Android only)
Path: Settings -> Valid STB Members
Under Valid STB Members menu you need to write MAC address of the STB in order to work.
Picture 24: Menu Settings-> Valid STB Members
Adding STBs MAC addresses:

1. Click on button Discover New at the top of the list (pop-up shows the status)
2. 2. Is Enabled – mark to enable
3. MAC address –
Automatic insertion: press Discover New button
Manual insertion: Click Add and enter MAC address from STB sticker (small letters)
4. Preferred IP – set IP for this STB in proper DHCP range
5. Switch members- leave empty
6. Equip All button – press when you enter the new data
2.17 Services status
Not available in administration yet.
2.18 Packages
Not available in administration yet.
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2.19 Settings
Path: Settings -> Settings
Here you can set the name of IPTV administration.

Name – location (type the same)
Value – set the name of your administration (do not use special characters (# % ‘…)
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3 Services
In menu SERVICES we edit the CONTENT of IPTV portal.
We can set up:

- TV channels,
- Movies (VoD),
- Audio files (AoD),
- Web sites,
- Shop items
- Wake-up
- Weather
- Currency
- World clocks
- Hotel services
- Room services
- Local info
- Useful info
- Info channels
The last menu (Streamer Manager) enables us further

content preferences, such as satellite TV, radio channels and content from
different servers. For streamer manager we have other manual since this is
a stand-alone service. In this menu, we only have a fast connection to this
service.
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Services menu
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3.1Info channel
Path: Services -> Info channel
In menu Info channel you set content that will be seen under menu Info TV. This can be full screen
images or videos.
Picture 25: Menu Info channel
3.1.1 Process of creating Infos:

1. Click Add button at the top of the list Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
2. Parent – select parent Info channel root (always! ) Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
3. Sort ID – enter the number for order or leave it empty
4. Title – enter title of content
5. Is Enabled – mark it to enable it to the guests
6. Valid from – (Double click for calendar to appear) – select the date from which the content
activates
7. Valid to – (Double click for calendar to appear) – select the date from which the content
deactivates
8. Placeholder – leave empty.
Right side of screen:

9. Show full screen – mark it to make full screen image (it’s always full screen)
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10. Rss –leave empty
11. Infos –mark that is infos
- mark if you want to set image and select it drop down list
- mark if you want to set video and select a video form drop down list
12. Show content – leave empty (Images and videos are full screen so no text needed)
13. Save - don’t forget to save changes
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3.2 TV groups
Path: Services -> TV groups
Picture 26: Menu TV groups
Process of creating TV groups:

2. Name – enter the name of TV channel category. The categories are usually by language
(English, German,…) or by type (news, sport, nature,…)
3. Description – leave it empty
4. Sort ID – leave empty
5. Is enabled – enable or disable TV group
6. Public – leave empty
Process of adding TV channel to group:

1. Click on the name of group in which you want to add channels. (example above: News)
2. Select the channels (bottom left) that you want to add and click Add to group button.
(Channels must be previously created – see menu below)
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4. To remove the channel – select the channel (bottom right) and click button Remove from
group,
which is located at the bottom.
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3.3 TV channels
Path: Services -> TV
In menu TV we are adding TV channels, which will be broadcasted on the portal. Channel source
can be from another external provider or a satellite or even our own content.
Picture 27: Menu TV
Process of creating TV channels:

2. Name – enter the name of the TV channel
3. Description – leave empty
4. EPG source – leave empty or set same number as channel number
5. Multicast- enter IP address of the channel, which we want to broadcast.
Start with udp:// (amino is with igmp://) than enter IP and port number. (udp://IP
address:port)
6. Channel – we set up the channel order, with entering the numbers or
with drag and drop (see next page)
7. Payment – we determine the price of TV channel or leave it empty if it’s for free. (Example: 5.2 )
8. Payment mode – We determine the type of payment.
Enter the number: 1 – on stay, 2- for each view)
9. Image – Define a image for TV channel (some version of IPTV portal is without picture)
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10. Is Adult – mark if it’s appropriate only for adults (Adult content is not shown if you set child
lock)
11. Is Enabled – mark it for enable it / show it on portal
Changing channel order:

1. click on button ORDER at the top
of the list
2. Window opens with all channels
available
3. Click and hold the mouse on the
channel and drag it to the
appropriate place
4. Save changes with button Save
at the bottom of that window or
cancel it with Cancel button.
5. The channel order is now
changed
Changing channel order screen
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3.4 Movie Groups
Path: Services -> Movie groups
Picture 28: Menu Movie groups
Notice: Images must be pre-loaded on server so we can select them here. We upload the images
under menu Hotel Manager ->Images (see section 4.5).
Process of creating Movie categories:

2. Title – enter the name of movie category (comedy, horror, drama …)
4. Is Enabled – mark, if category is available for guest
5. Sort Id – enter the number for order placement
6. Image – select the image from drop down menu (on Android not necessary)
Process of adding Movies to group:

1. Click on the name of group in which you want to add channels. (Example above: Thriller)
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3. Select the movie (bottom left) that you want to add and click Add to group button.
(Movies must be previously created – see menu below)
4. To remove the movie – select it and click button Remove from group, which is located at the
bottom.
3.5 Movies
Path: Services -> Movies
In menu Movies we add movies.
First half of the screen (left):
Picture 29: Menu Movies – left half
Second half of the screen (right):
Picture 30: Menu Movies – second half
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under menu Hotel Manager ->Images (see section 4.5). Movies also need to be uploaded on
server and prepared (indexed) in Streamer Management application. Enter file name with no space
(Example: Away_from_her.vob). For Streamer there is Streamer Management PCE manual (Not
included in this user manual).
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Process of creating Movie list:
1. Click ADD button at the top of the page
2. Title - enter movie name
3. Description – enter movie description in maximum 120 characters.
4. Image – from drop down menu select the image (movie cover)
5. Payment – define the payment type and price for this movie.
6. Year – year of movie publication
7. Trailer length – leave empty (It’s automatically calculated.)
8. Length (movie)- leave empty (It’s automatically calculated.)
9. Director – enter the director’s name
10. Genre – enter the movie category
11. Cast – enter names of actress
12. Trailer – select the trailer from drop down list
13. Movie – select the movie from drop down list
14. Streams – leave empty or enter the streams’ names if movie has more streams (more
subtitles).
15. Is external – mark, if the stream is from different server
16. External Trailer Link – enter the link to the content. Start with rtsp:// then
enter IP and port of server and then path to the content on this server
(Example: rtsp://172.22.19.254:1554/file/Away_from_her.vob.sts)
17. External Video link - enter the link to the content. Start with rtsp:// then
enter IP and port of server and then path to the content on this server
(Example: rtsp://172.22.19.254:1554/file/Away_from_her1.vob.sts)
18. Is Audio – mark, if there is only audio content
19. Is Adult – mark, if the content is appropriate for adults only
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20. Is Enabled – enable the movie –> available for guests
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3.6 Audio groups
Path: Services -> audio groups
Picture 31: Menu audio groups
Process of creating album groups:

2. Title – enter the name of group (pop, electronic, romantic, rock…)
3. Description – add description or leave empty
4. Is enabled – mark to enable the content to guests
5. Images – select the image from drop down list (on Android not necessary)
Process of adding albums to groups:

1. Click on the name of group in which you want to add channels. (Example above: Rock)
2. Select the album (bottom left) that you want to add and click Add to group button.
(Albums must be previously created – see menu below)
3. To remove the album from the group – select it (bottom right) and click button Remove from
group
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3.7 Audio albums
Path: Services -> audio album
Picture 32: Menu Audio album
Process of creating Audio albums:

2. Title – enter the name of album
3. Year – enter the year of publication
4. Album artist– enter the name of artist
5. No. tracks – enter the number of all tracks
6. No. discs - enter the number of CDs
7. Is enabled –mark to enable content to guests
8. Is Radio – mark if this will be internet radio shoutcasts (see Streamron Manager)
9. Main image – select the image from drop down list
10. Images – Leave empty
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3.8 Audio
Path: Services -> audio
Picture 33: Menu Audio
Notice: Audio content must be pre-loaded on server so we can select them here. Upload the audio
files on Streamer Management application and index it. Enter file name with no space!
Special for Amino STB - add the extension .audio at the end. (Example: Beat_it.audio).
Process of creating Audio lists:

2. Audio – select the audio file from drop down list
3. Album – choose the album from drop down list (We have to previously create it in Audio album
menu.)
4. Artist– Enter the artist name
5. Composer – leave empty
6. Track Title – enter the track title
7. Track number – enter the number for order placement
8. Disc number - enter the number of CDs
9. BPM – leave empty
10. Length – leave empty (It’s automatically calculated.)
11. Radio multicast – write shoutcasts udp link (igmp:// for Amino STB) from Streamer if you have
internet radios
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3.9 Info channel sources
Path: Services -> Info channel sources
Picture 34: Info channel sources screen
Process of creating Info channel sources:

2. Name– select the name of the source
3. On the right side choose one of the options:

- Camera – Insert camera data
- Image – select image from drop down list
- Video – choose video from drop down list
- Web - set webpage
- Test- leave empty
4. Save changes
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3.10 Info channels
Path: Services -> Info channels
Picture 35: Info channels screen
Process of creating Info channels:

2. Label– select the name of the channel
3. IP – set some IP for this channel (unique, starting from 239.x.x.x)
4. Port – set port number
5. Width – set width, usually 1280
6. Height - set height, usually 720
7. Video frame rate – set to 25
8. Video bit rate – set video bitrate, usually it’s 2500
9. Audio sample-rate – set audio sample rate – usually 2300
10. Audio bit rate – set audio bit rate, usually 128 or 192
11. Edit Items button – set sources to this channel
- source - click ADD button and choose source you want to add
- duration – set duration time for this specific source (seconds)
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- Sort ID – set if you want different order of appearance
- close the pop-up window
12. When Info channel is created, you can set this IP and port as a normal TV channel under TV
menu.
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3.11 Wake up (Android only)
Path: Services -> Wake up
Picture 36: Wake up screen
Notice: Audio content must be pre-loaded on server so we can select them here. Upload the audio
files on Streamer Management application and index it. Enter file name with no space!
Special for Amino STB - add the extension .audio at the end. (Example: Beat_it.audio).
Process of creating Wake up source:

2. Title– select the title for alarm
3. Is TV – mark if source will be TV channel
4. Is Movie – mark if source will be movie
5. Is Multicast – mark if source is multicast url
6. Multicast - type the url address of multicast
7. Movie – from drop down list select movie
8. TV program – from drop down list select tv program
9. Is Enabled - mark if you want to enable it
Notice: Decide which type of wakeup you want have and set all parameters required. If you set TV
you need to choose some TV channel. If you want to set movie, you need to choose a movie. If
you want to set a multicast, you need to set a NVoD channel on Streamer Manager and type the
url address in here.
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3.12 Internet links
Path: Services -> Internet links
Picture 37: Menu Internet links
Process of creating internet links:

1. click on button ADD at the top of the list
2. Title – enter the name of web page
4. Url – enter the link to web page. Start with http:// (Example: Http://www.google.com)
5. Sort ID – enter the number for order placement
6. Image – select the image from drop down list (on Android STB not necessary)
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3.13 Shop items group
Path: Services -> Shop items group
Picture 38: Menu Shop items group
Process of creating shop items groups:

2. Name – enter name of the group
3. Description – add description or leave empty
4. Sort ID – set the order of appearance
5. Image – select the image from drop down list (on Android STB not necessary)
6. Is Enabled – mark to enable it
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3.14 Shop items
Path: Services -> Shop items
In menu Shop we add articles and services that hotel is selling it.
Picture 39: Menu Shop items
Process of creating shop item:

2. Name – enter name of item
3. Description – enter the description of item
4. Price – enter the price for item. (enter with dot (.); Example: 5.2 )
5. Where to buy – Enter the place, where the item can be bought or any additional
information.
6. Minibar ID – Each item can have his own ID number (for statistics)
7. Sales Outlet – leave empty
8. Main image – select the main image from drop down list
9. Images – select other images if you have them more than one
10. Group – select the group from drop down list (Create the group first under menu Shop
items groups)
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11. Is Enabled – mark if you want to enable it
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3.15 Room services (Android only)
Path: Services -> Room services
Picture 40: Menu Room services
3.1.1 Process of creating Room services:

2. Parent – select parent Room services root if you want to set new category or select some other Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
content in which you want new content. (Example: If you set new content named Gift as Room
service root you will create new category. If you set parent as Other it will meant you put Gift
content in category Other.)

9. Show full screen – leave it unmarked
10. Rss – unmarked it
11. Infos –mark it
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- images- select main image form drop down list or add more images on the button Images
- video –unmark it
12. Show content – mark it and type the content in this box from Notepad (clean text format)
13. Save - don’t forget to save changes!
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3.16 Hotel services (Android only)
Path: Services -> Hotel services
Picture 41: Menu Hotel services
3.1.1 Process of creating Hotel services:

2. Parent – select parent Hotel services root if you want to set new category or select some other Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
content in which you want new content. (Example: If you set new content named Gift as Hotel
service root you will create new category. If you set parent as Other it will meant you put Gift
content in category Other.)


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3.17 Local Info (Android only)
Path: Services -> Local Info
Picture 42: Menu Local info
3.1.1 Process of creating Local Info:

2. Parent – select parent Local info root if you want to set new category or select some other Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
content in which you want new content. (Example: If you set new content named Gift as Local info
root you will create new category. If you set parent as Other it will meant you put Gift content in
category Other.)

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3.18 Useful Infos (Android only)
Path: Services -> Useful infos
Picture 43: Menu Useful infos
3.1.1 Process of creating Useful information:

In this menu you can’t add new items because of key modules. The items are set as you see it,
you can just edit or disable/enable content.
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3.19 Weather
Path: Services -> Weather
Picture 44: Menu Weather
Process of creating weather data:

2. City name – enter name of town
3. Is Enabled - mark location you want to enable (currently just one)
4. Is Default – mark if this location is default (currently just one possible)
5. City Code – Enter the code of city*
*City Code: We collect weather data from Wounderground webpage
(http://www.wunderground.com), so we need to enter city code from this provider.
In link below edit the name of city and run link in browser:
For city Ljubljana: http://autocomplete.wunderground.com/aq?query=Ljubljana
For city London: http://autocomplete.wunderground.com/aq?query=London
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When you run this link in browser, you will get results and you need to find ZMW code.
Example: zmw": "00000.1.14015. Enter this code in Administration. For better view of code you
can copy results in here: http://json.parser.online.fr/.
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3.20 Currency (Android only)
Path: Services -> Currency
Picture 45: Menu Currency
Process of creating currency data:

2. Title – enter name of currency
3. Code - enter currency code
4. Is Enabled – mark to make it available
5. Is Base currency – mark if you want this currency to be first
6. Units per Base – enter codes from ECB (Europe central bank)
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3.21 World clock (Android only)
Path: Services -> World clock
Picture 46: Menu World clock
Process of changing current location:

1. Mark the location you want to be default (mark just one location)
The design on portal is made for 12 clocks so only first 12 clocks will be seen. This screen is not
meant to edit, because we already set basic world clocks. If you want, you can edit the name and
current location.
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3.22 All Infos
Path: Services -> All Infos
Picture 47: Menu All Infos
3.22.1 Process of creating All Infos :

The process of creating infoe here is the same as in menus Info TV, Hotel and room services,
Local info and Useful info. Here are all this menus together so you can change parent of content.
You can move content form one menu to another by just changing the Parent of the content.
Amino STB:
For Amino STB you have just two Parents, one is Info channel root for Info TV menu and one is
Infos root for menu Infos.
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This below is for Amino STBs only:
For amino STBs you create RSS feeds here while for Android STB you set under Settings-
>Rssfeeds
3.22.2 Process of creating RSS news (amino STB):
Picture 48: Creating Infor RSS screen
1. Click on button ADD above
2. Parent –select Infos root
3. Sort ID –set order of appearance
4. Title - Set the title (Exaple: CNN)
5. Is Enabled –mark if you want to enable
6. Mark the field next to RSS (radio button)
7. In field enter the link to RSS news. With full web address http://... !
(Example: http://rss.cnn.com/rss/edition_world.rss)
8. All other fields must be empty otherwise infos menu won’t work. Uncheck all other
boxes.
9. Click SAVE button at the bottom of page.
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3.23 Files
Menu Files is informative, where we can see a list of all uploaded content.
3.24 Streamer manager
Streamer Manager menu is a quick connection to Streamer application where the audio, video
content and satellite channels are stored. See user manual Streamer Management PCE.
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4 Hotel Manager
In menu Hotel manager we can add: Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
1. guests
2. guests stays
3. hotel information
4. images
7. messages
8. e-cards
9. minibar content
10. repairman requests
11. Surveys
Hotel manager menu
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4.1 Reception
Path: Hotel manager -> Reception

In Reception menu you add guests in certain room. When you add it, the stb that is in this room
will automatically go to reboot and show welcome screen.
Picture 49: Reception screen
Process of creating Stay:

1. Click on button ADD at the top of the list, then pop-up shows.
2. Room: select the room in which you want to put guest
3. Shared with other guests: leave unmarked. If room is shared with other guest, then no portal.
4. Arrival date: set date
5. Departure date: set date or leave empty
2. Name – enter the name of guest
3. Surname – enter the surname of guest
10. Language – select the default language for guest
11. Click button Guest Check-in.
Note: If you want to edit guest, you open this pop-up, change data and click button Guest
Change/Move.
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4.2 Guests
Path: Hotel manager -> Guests
Here you can just check guest settings.
Picture 50: Menu Guests
Process of editing guests settings:

- Adult – mark to enable adult content to guest
- PIN Code – enter the PIN number. Usually it’s the number of the room.
- Has internet – mark to enable internet to guest
- Language – edit the default language for guest
When you finished editing, you need to press STBrefresh button at the top menu line. This button
pushes the changes to STB immediately.
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4.3 Stay group
Path: Hotel manager -> Stay groups
Stays groups can be entered manually or automatically via hotel information system that is already
in your hotel.
Picture 51: Menu Stay groups
Process of creating stay group:

2. Name – enter the name of stay group
3. Description – enter the description or leave empty Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
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4.4 Stays
Path: Hotel manager -> Stays
Under stay you can see stay information.
Picture 52: Menu Stays
Welcome message shown – Shows the status of welcome message. If it’s marked it means that
was already shown to a guest. If we don’t want to show it, we have to mark it at the beginning.
When you finished editing, you need to press STBrefresh button at the top menu line. This button
pushes the changes to STB immediately.
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4.5 Images
Path: Hotel manager -> Images
In menu Images there are all the images on the server. First we have to upload it. After that they
are available under column Images in all menus.
Picture 53: Menu Images
Recommended dimensions for images are listed at the end of this document.
Process of adding images:

1. Click Select button at the bottom Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
2. From pop out menu select the content and click Open
3. In Name field enter name of content
4. In Description field enter description
5. Click Save button
6. When picture is uploaded the confirmation window appears – click OK.
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4.6 Messages
Path: Hotel manager -> Messages
Under this menu you can see messages that were send to gests and the one guests send it to
reception. You can also see if guest read it.
Picture 54: message window
4.6.1 SENDING MESSAGES
To send a message, you have to click a button New message on the top left side of the screen.
Below you can see the example of creating a message.
Picture 55: New message window
Process of creating new message:

1. click New message button at the top left of the page (above menu Hotel Manager)
2. Select the group or room number to choose a receiver
3. Enter the title and content of message
4. Click Save to send or Cancel
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4.7 Guest requests (Amino only)
Path: Hotel manager -> Guest requests
Picture 56: Guest request window
Process of creating Guest requests (right side):

On the left side are the requests that guests send us. On the right side of the screen are
the requests we create for them to see.
1. click Add button at the top of the page
2. Title – Enter name of the request
3. Description – enter if you want additional information
4. Image – select image that will represent request
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4.8 Minibar reports
Path: Hotel manager -> Minibar reports
Picture 57: Minibar reports window
Process of creating Minibar items (right side):

On the left side are the requests that Personnel in hotel send us. On the right side of the
screen are the items we create for them to see.
2. Item name – Enter name of the minibar item
4. Image – select image that will represent minibar item
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4.9 Repairman requests (Amino only)
Path: Hotel manager -> Repairman requests
Picture 58: Repairman request window
Process of creating Repairman service (right side):

On the left side are the requests that Personnel in hotel send us. On the right side of the
screen are the items we create for them to see.
2. Title – Enter name of the repairman item
4. Image – select image that will represent repairman item
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4.10 E-cards (Amino only)
Path: Hotel manager -> E-cards
Picture 59: Menu E-cards
Process of creating E-cards:

5. click Add button at the top of the list Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
6. Title – enter the name for e-card
7. Description – add description if necessary Oblikovano: Pisava: Krepko
8. Image – select the image from drop down list. Image must be previously uploaded under
menu Images.
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5 Ad Manager (Android only)
In menu Ad Manager you set ads (banner content) on portal.
We can set:
-Advertiser
- Banner location
- Campaign
- Banners
Ad Manager menus
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5.1 Advertiser
Path: Ad Manager -> Advertiser
Picture 60: Menu Advertiser
Process of creating Advertisers:

2. Company name – enter the name of company which bought ads
3. Street – enter company address
4. Postcode – enter postcode
5. City – enter city
6. State– enter state
7. Country– enter country
8. Tax ID – enter tax number of company
9. Contact name – enter contact name for company
10. Contact e-mail - enter contacts’ e-mail
11. Is enabled – mark if you want to enable this advertiser
This data are for your information so you will know who run the ads on portal.
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5.2 Banner location
Path: Ad Manager -> Banner location
Picture 61: Banner location screen
Process of creating Banner locations:
Banner locations are made by administrator. You can’t add new locations you can just edit this
one.
- Is Enabled – mark if you want to disable location

- Key –do not edit!
- Show Timeout - this is default timeout for all banners on this location. You can change time
(seconds) here or also next to each banner (see menu Banners).
- Weight – This is default weight for all banners. You can set also to each banner. Weight
means importance of banner (weight 0- less appearances, weight 100 – very frequent
appearance)
- Slots –do not edit
- Dimensions – do not edit. This is for your information so you know what sizes you need to set
images.
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5.3 Campaign
Path: Ad Manager -> Campaign
Picture 62: Menu Campaign
Process of creating Campaign:

2. Is Enabled – mark if you want to enable this banner
3. Title – enter title of campaign
4. Valid from – enter the start date and time
5. Valid to – enter the end date and time
6. Weight – enter the number from 0-100 (Weight means importance of campaign (weight 0-
less appearances, weight 100 – very frequent appearance)
7. Show limit – enter number how many times banners of this campaign should appear.
8. Advertiser – from drop down list select advertiser of this campaign
Adding banners that are previously created to specific campaign:

1. Select the campaign above
2. Click on the banner on left side and add it to this campaign by clicking to button Add to
campaign (at the bottom). When you press, you can see banner was added to the right side
into this selected campaign.
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5.4 Banner
Path: Ad Manager -> Banner
Picture 63: Menu Banner
Process of creating Banners:

2. Is Enabled – mark if you want to enable this banner
3. Title – enter title of banner (It is shown on TV)
4. Show Timeout overwrite – set the show time if you want it different as default (25 seconds)
5. Weight – enter the number from 0-100 if you want it different as default (10)
6. Clicked –here it shows how many times banner was clicked
7. Rendered – here it shows how many times banner showed on portal
8. Type – Set the type of banner (text, movie, image, multicast)
9. Action – set the action that will happen when guest clicks on banner
- Activity details – content is shown as details screen
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- Activity List – content is shown as list screen
- Activity view – not supported yet
- Activity Browser – not supported yet
10. Action service – select the service in which is the content you want to show
11. Action content ID –set the ID of this content you want to show
12. Text –Type the text for banner (cca 50 characters, its shown on TV)
13. Main image – select the image from drop down list
14. Movie – select the movie you want to show (if you select Type-Movie)
Adding banner location to specific banner:

15. Select the banner above
16. Click on the banner location on left side and set it to this banner by clicking to button Add to
banner (at the bottom). When you press, you can see location was added to the right side
into this selected banner.
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6 Annex:
6.1Dimension for images:
You can check the dimension of preloaded images under menu Hotel manager-> Images. Next to
each uploaded image is size info.
6.1.1 ICONS
Amino STB
Recommended dimension for images is 175 px wide and 278 px high, with resolution 72 ppi.
Application itself reduces and crops the images so that they are optimized for portal but it’s not
necessary that they are shown the way we want.
Android STB
Recommended dimension for images is 708 px wide and 490 px high, with resolution 72 ppi.
Application itself reduces and crops the images so that they are optimized for portal but it’s not
necessary that they are shown the way we want.
6.1.2 INFOS
Amino STB
Recommended dimension for images in Infos menus is 450 px wide and 400 px high, resolution
72 ppi.
Android STB
Android uses fullscreen images in Info TV menu 1280 px wide and 720 px high, with resolution 72
ppi.
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6.2 Video/audio formats, converter
We have video converter which converts files of many formats in mpeg.

With CLI screen position yourself in folder where you have videos (/data/upload).
Command line-position in folder: cd /data/upload
Command line-check list of files in folder (double small L letters): ll
Command to covert file:
ffmpeg -i Hotel_Nox.MP4 -acodec mp2 -ab 192000 -vcodec libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -maxrate 3146k -
bufsize 1024k -crf 24 -preset slow -profile:v high -refs 4 -x264opts "keyint=25:qpmin=4" -f mp4
Hotel_Nox.mpeg
When you paste this one command to CLI the converting starts. If it says command is not
recognized the you don’t have installed and you need to contact us.
(Hotel_Nox.MP4 at beginning of line is file we want to convert; file name Hotel_Nox.mpeg is the
name of output file. Only bold text need to be changed)
Amino STB
The names of the content shouldn’t contain spaces!
The table shows the content formats supported by Set-Top-Box (STB) and Streamer Manager
Application.
Audio files must have ending with .audio and no spaces.

(Example: Michael_Jackson-Beat_it.audio)
MPEG-2 H.264 MPEG-1 / 2 AC-3 AAC (lc)
formats
Video Video Audio Audio Audio
Transport Stream - TS yes yes yes yes yes
Program Stream- PS yes no yes yes no
MP4 File format yes yes yes no yes
M2V = RAW File format yes no N/A N/A N/A
MP3 File format N/A N/A yes no No
VOB format yes no yes yes no
Android STB
The names of the content shouldn’t contain spaces!
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The table shows the content formats supported by Set-Top-Box (STB) and Streamer Manager
application.
MPEG-2 H.264 MPEG-1 / 2 AC-3 AAC (lc)

formats
Video Video Audio Audio Audio
Transport Stream - TS yes yes yes yes yes
Program Stream- PS yes no yes yes no
MP4 File format(basic, main) yes yes yes yes yes
M2V = RAW File format yes no N/A N/A N/A
MP3 File format N/A N/A yes no yes
VOB format yes no yes yes yes
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PROJECT REFERENCE LIST
PROJECT REFERENCE - KUWAIT
[Scope includes concept, designing, procurement, installa on & commissioning]
CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE

Hospitality Industry
Holiday Inn Hotel, Salmiya, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Sheraton Four Points Hotel, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Marriott Courtyard, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Sheraton Hotel, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Movenpick Hotel & Resort Digital SMATV Headend & Fiber Optic
Distribution System
Saleh Sehab Holiday resort, Kuwait Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Al-Jazera Holiday resort, Kuwait Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
New Park Hotel, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Carlton Tower Hotel, Kuwait Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Le Meridien Hotel, Bneid Al Ghar, Kuwait Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Ritz Hotel, Sharq Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution System

Residen al Complex
Shaikha Center II Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Foster Wheeler (KNPC) Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Aisha Salem Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Al-Tameer Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Alia & Galia Tower Addressable pay-TV System
Abha Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Fahad Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Salam Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Turya Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Digital Multi Switch System
Al-Marzouk Residential Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
IEDA Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Kuwait Int’l Invest. Corp. (Residential Complex) Satellite & Cable Pay-TV System
BIBI Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Tahariar Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Salam Tower Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Riqa Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Awqaf Residential Buildings Digital Multi-switch System
Plaza Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Al-Muthanna Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Blag Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Awqaf Residential Buildings Digital Multi-switch System
Nasser Tower Digital Satellite Headend System
Anoor Residential Buildings Digital Multi-switch System

Office Complex/Towers
Al-Khaleejia Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
Kuwait Stock Exchange Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
United Reality Company Multi-Dish Switching System
Reuters Information System (s)
Hamoud Tower MATV Headend & Distribution System
Al-Jazera Consultant HQ Digital & Analogue Satellite System
Dar Al-Awadi Shopping & Office Complex Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Bodoor Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Asfoor Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Enezi Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Al-Deira Tower (Baitak Tower) Digital IF & RF Headend & Distribution System
Gulf Investment Co. Digital Multi Switch System
Jassem Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
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PROJECT REFERENCE
Chamber of Commerce Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System

Kuwait Teacher’s Association Complex Analog SMATV Headend & Distribution System
KOTC Main office Building Digital Satellite Hedend System
Shaik Nawaf Neshan Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Arraya Office Tower Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Arraya 2 Tower Digital Satellite Hedend System
Olympia Tower Digital Satellite Hedend System

Military Base
US Armed Forces Base, Kuwiat CATV Distribu on, AFRTS Digital Channel
Distribu on, Informa on Channel System

Hospitals
Kidney Dialysis Hospital, Kuwait SMATV & MATV Distribu on System
Al‐Ahqaqee Medical Center, Kuwait SMATV & MATV Distribu on System
Royale Hayat Hospital, Kuwait Satellite (Digital QAM) Headend System,
Otrum Fusion Interac ve TV System,
Digital Signage & Display System
Baby‐Monitoring Camera System
Palace
Dasman Amiri Palace, Kuwait SMATV Distribu on System

Commercial Markets

Souk Al‐Watania, Kuwait MATV System
Rehab Complex, Kuwait Satellite & Central Antenna Systems
Kuwait Int’l Invest. Corp. (Dawalia Center), Kuwait Satellite & Cable Pay‐TV System
Arraya Commercial Building Digital SMATV Headend & Distribution
System

Real Estate Companies

Na onal Real Estate Co., Kuwait CCTV Surveillance System
Kuwait Manager Company, Kuwait CATV Distribu on
Alargan Interna onal Real Estate Co., Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System,
PA & BGM System & Audio Visual System
Investment Dar Co., Kuwait Digital Signage System
IPTV Headend System
Nakheel United Real Estate Co., Kuwait Digital Mul ‐Switch Distribu on System
Health Club
Al‐Tameer Health Club PA & Sound, CCTV Surveillance System
Elysium Health Club Digital Satellite System
Al‐Bida’a Health Club PA & Sound, Digital Satellite System
Pla num Health Club Digital Satellite System, PA & BGM System,
CCTV Surveillance System
Sports Club
Kuwait Spor ng Club Digital Satellite System, CCTV Surveillance
System
Al Jahra Spor ng Club Digital Satellite System, PA & BGM System
Al‐Sheikh Jaber Al‐Ahmed Intl. Stadium, Kuwait Digital Satellite System, Digital TV
Distribu on System
Squash Club, Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System
PA & BGM System
Al‐Tadamoun Club, Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System

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PROJECT
REFERENCE


Qurain Youth Center, Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System
Kuwait Shoo ng Club, Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System
CCTV Surveillance System, PA&BGM System
Yarmouk Club, Kuwait Digital Satellite Headend System
PA & BGM System

Banks
Burgan Bank, Kuwait SMATV System
AL‐Ahli Bank, Kuwait Digital Satellite System
Governments
Ministry of Interior, Kuwait MATV & Mul ‐Dish Switching System
Ministry of Interior (New Building), Kuwait Digital Headend Distribu on System
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kuwait SMATV & MATV Distribu on System
Ministry of Defense, Kuwait Camera Distribu on System
Amiri Diwan (Social Development), Kuwait SMATV & MATV Distribu on System
Subhiya Power Sta on, Kuwait MATV Distribu on System
Garden Project (Sulaibya Garden), Kuwait Digital Mul ‐switch Distribu on System
Garden Project (Al‐Firdous Garden), Kuwait Digital Mul ‐switch Distribu on System
Garden Project (Jleeb Al‐Shuyoukh Garden), Kuwait Digital Mul ‐switch Distribu on System
Garden Project (South Khaitan Garden), Kuwait Digital Mul ‐switch Distribu on System
Fire Brigade Center ‐ Abdali Farms, Kuwait Digital Mul ‐switch Distribu on System
Kuwait Interna onal Airport, Kuwait Dish Moving System, Digital Signage System

Embassies
US Embassy, Kuwait AFRTS Digital Satellite System &
Digital TV Distribu on System,
PA & Sound System
Brazilian Embassy, Kuwait Digital TV Distribu on System
French Embassy, Kuwait Digital TV Distribu on System
Japan Embassy, Kuwait Digital TV Distribu on System
Indian Embassy , Kuwait Analogue TV Distribu on System
Show Room
Zayani Trading Co., Kuwait CCTV Surveillance System &
Digital Satellite System
Autoci Car Showroom, Kuwait IPTV System & Digital Signage System
Al‐Mulla Showroom, Kuwait Digital Signage System
Avenue Mall, Kuwait Digital Signage System

Petroleum Industries
Kuwait Petroleum Corp., Kuwait SMATV Distribu on System
Petro‐Chemical Industries HQ, Kuwait Satellite & Public Address System

VIP Villas
Shaikh Ahmed Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Talal Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Jaber Faisal Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Salem Mubarak Abdullah Salem Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Fahed Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Fahed Mubarak Abdullah Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Zakia Al-Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Talal Mubarak Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Souad Abdullah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Negma & Rokya Abdullah Al-Sabah Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Shaikh Ali Abdullah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Shaikh Khalid Mubarak Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mubarak Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Talal Marzok Al-Ghanim Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mansour Mubarak Al-Sabah (Bneid Gar) Digital SMATV & Distribution System
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PROJECT REFERENCE
Shaikh Mansour Mubarak Al-Sabah (Qurtoba) Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mansour Mubarak Al-Sabah (Julai’a) Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Fariha Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Talal Nassar Azbi Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Azbi Nassar Azbi Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Sabeha Abdullah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mohammad Salman Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Anwar Abdullah Al-Mulla Digital Multi Switch System
Shaikha Mona Jaber Al-Sabah Digital IF Headend & Distribution System
Shaikha Anisa Abdullah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mithab Jaber Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Thamer Jaber Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Mishal Jaber Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Intesar Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Abeer Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Nouf Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Bassil Salem Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Salem Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Ahmed Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Nadia Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikha Amar Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Salah Mohammed Al-Wazan Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Jassem Khaled Al-Marzouk Analog SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Ahmed Al-Hamoud Al-Sabah Analog SMATV & Distribution System
Anwar Othman Al-Anjari Digital & Analogue SMATV System
Shaikh Fahad Yousif Soud Al-Sabah, Salwa Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Nawaf Mubarak Ab.Al-Sabah (Nuzha) Digital Multi-switch system
Shaikh Nawaf Mubarak Ab.Al-Sabah (Bneid Gar) Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Nawaf Mubarak Ab.Al-Sabah (Mishref) Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Abdullah Najeeb Al-Mulla Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Abdulaziz Hamoud Al-Shaya Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Shaikh Hamoud Salman Al-Sabah Digital SMATV & Distribution System
Sulaiman Abdulla Al-waqaian Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Hamed Al-Naqeeb Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Tariq Abdul Latif Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Shaikh Fawaz Soud Al-Sabah Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Abdul Mohsen Al-Shaks Digital IF Headend Distribution System
Mubarak Jassem Mubarak Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Salam Tower Digital Multi-switch Distribution System
Interactive TV System
Holiday Inn Hotel, Salmiya, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System

Crowne Plaza Hotel, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Sheraton Four Points Hotel, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Marriott Courtyard, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Sheraton Hotel, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Kempinski Hotel & Holiday Resort, Kuwait Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Movenpick Hotel & Resort Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Royal Hayat Hospital Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Symphony Hotel[Missoni Hotel] Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Salmiya Hotel Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Radison Blu Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
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PROJECT REFERENCE
IPTV System
Investment Dar Co. IPTV System
Alargan Business Park IPTV System
Al-Shams News Paper IPTV System
Nasser Tower IPTV System
Avenues Mall IPTV System
Kuwait Sheraton IPTV System
Yas Media Consulting & Services IPTV System
Salmiya Hotel IPTV System
Symphony Hotel [Missoni Hotel] IPTV System
Abdul Wahab Showroom IPTV System
Royale Hayat Hospital IPTV System
Radison Blu IPTV System
Kuwait Touristic Company IPTV System
Digital Signage System

Sheraton Four Points Hotel, Kuwait Digital Signage System
Sheraton Hotel, Kuwait Digital Signage System
Movenpick Hotel & Resort Digital Signage System
Symphony Hotel [Missoni Hotel] Digital Signage System
Radison Blu Digital Signage System
Crowne plaza Kuwait Digital Signage System
Marina Hotel Salmiya Digital Signage System
Royal Hayat Hospital, Kuwait Digital Signage System
Holiday Inn Salmiyal, Kuwait Digital Signage System
Hasan Abul Digital Signage System
Investment Dar Co. Digital Signage System
Wared Digital Signage System
Auto City Digital Signage System
Spot Media Advertisement Digital Signage System
Al Mulla Mistubishi Showroom Digital Signage System
Q8 Petroleum International Digital Signage System
British Link Kuwait Digital Signage System
Kuwait National Airways Digital Signage System
(Flight Display System for Royal Terminal)
Crystal House [Gate Mall] Digital Signage System
Al Mutawa Clinic Salmiya Digital Signage System
CCTV Surveillance System

Shaikha Center II CCTV System
Boubiyan Complex CCTV System
National Real Estate Co. CCTV System
Platinum Health Club CCTV System
Kuwait Sporting Club CCTV System
Al-Tameer Health Club CCTV System
Kuwait Shooting Club CCTV System
Zayani Trading Co CCTV System
Ministry of Defense CCTV System
IBIS Hotel Salmiya CCTV System
Al Kuwaitiya News CCTV System
Data Network System

New Park Hotel, Kuwait Data Network System
Shaikha Center II Central Internet Distribution System
Kuwait Sheraton Hotel Data Network System
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PROJECT REFERENCE
Public Address & Background Music System

Shaikha Center II PA & BGM System
Al-Tameer Health Club PA & BGM System
Al_Bida’a Health Club PA & BGM System
Al-Jahara Sporting Club PA & BGM System
Squash Club PA & BGM System
Yarmouk Club PA & BGM System
US Embassy PA & BGM System
Shaikh Mansour Mubarak Al-Sabha (Bneid Gar) PA & BGM System
Alargan International Real Estate Co. PA & BGM System
Kuwait Shooting Club PA & BGM System
Teleadapt[Media Hub]
Radisson Blu Hotel Media Hub System

New Sheraton Four Point Media Hub System
Other Systems
New Park Hotel, Kuwait Electronic Door Locking System

Shaikha Center II Access Control System
INTERNATIONAL ANTENNAS CO. W.L.L.

KUWAIT : Tel: (965) 24344771~3, Fax: (965) 24337574, E-mail: iackwt@iackwt.com
QATAR: Tel: (974) 44866631~2, Fax: (974) 44888229, E-mail: iacqtr@iacqtr.com
[ Website: Kuwait:www.iackwt.com , Qatar:www.iacqtr.com ]
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References - Nevron IPTV
Islamabad Airport
Location: Pakistan
No.: 90 end points
Beirut Residential Complex

Location: Lebanon
No.: 260 end points
Bristol Hotel Prague

Location: Czech
No.: 465 end points
Fox Hill Residential Tower

Location: Qatar[Under Construction]
No.: 173 end points
Hitten Villa
Location: Riyad, KSA
No.: 17 end points
Advanced
Qatar Mall
Location: Qatar
No.: 35 end points
Nevron DS Banner system
Anlam Hotel
Location: Vietnam
No.: 50 end points
http://anlam.com/
Aseman Hotel
Location: Iran
No.: 100 end points
WARWICK DOHA
Location: QATAR
No.: 225 end points
http://warwickhotels.com/doha-
hotel/
PLAGE HOTEL
Location: KUWAIT
No.: 190 end points
AMIRI HOSPITAL
Location: KUWAIT
No.: 650 end points
Wataniya Souk
Location: KUWAIT
No.: 15 end points
Sheraton Hotel Kuwait

Location: Kuwait
IP encoder
Concord Hotel
Location: Qatar
IP encoder
DANUBIA RIVER CRUSIE
Location: NETHERLAND,
GERMANY, AUSTRIA
No.: 4 SHIPS EACH 91 end points
BEST WESTERN PREMIER

GARDEN HOTEL ENTEBBE
Location: UGANDA
No.: 60 end points
http://www.megha-
industries.com/index.php/our-
companies/best-western-
premier
FRASER SUITS GENEWA

Location: Switzerland
No.: 153 end points
http://geneva.frasershospitality.c
om
CAPETOL- Residential Project

Location: Indonesia
No.: 1780 end points
ARTAR Project
Location: Saudi Arabia
No.: 110 end points
artar.com.sa
FAIRWAY HOTEL Brodcastin

Location: Sri Lanka
No.: 200 end points
http://www.fairwayholdings.com/
IRIS HOTEL & SPA Brodcastin
Location: Czech Republic
No.: 40 end points
http://irishotel.cz/en/
Carana Becah Hotel

Location: Mahe, Seychells
No.: 50 end points
http://caranabeach.com/
Brodcastin
Trump Tower
Location: Kazahstan
No.: 800 end points
FOX International Channels

Location: Singapore
No.: 120 end points
http://foxinternationalchannels.co
Golden Tulip Hotel

Location: Ethiopia
No.: 260 rooms
http://www.goldentulip.com/en/h
otels/golden-tulip-addis-ababa
Best Western Premier Grand

Hotel ****
Location: Naypyidaw, Myanmar
No.: 215 rooms
http://thegrandbestwestern.com
The Royal Purnama Resort *****

Location: Pantai Purnama, Gianyar,
Bali
No.: 63 rooms
http://theroyalpurnama.com
Best Western Premier Hotel
Location: Accra, Ghana
No.: 120 rooms
http://thegrandbestwestern.com
Saudi Binladin Group- Jeddah Jeddah Hospital- No.: 800 end points
Location: Saudi Arabia Military Medical Complex- No.: 2.340 end points
http://www.sbg.com.sa/
North Island Resort

Location: Mahe, Seychelles
No.: 25 rooms
www.north-island.com/
Aquarium Hotel - Riyadh

No.: 96 rooms
http://aquarium-hotel.com/
The Cooperation Cuncil for the

Arab States of the Gulf
No.: 40 STB + 260 users
http://www.gcc-sg.org/
Test system with 200 connected users establish, planed number of users is more than a
million.
ISP Project South Africa
I-Control South Africa
Location: South Africa
No.: 200.000 end users
Hotel Novotel Danang Premier
Han River****
Location: Danang CBD: Vietnam
No.: 588 rooms & apartments
http://www.novotel.com/gb/hotel
-8287-novotel-danang-premier-
han-river/index.shtml
Valamar Dubrovnik President

Hotel 5*
Location: Dubrovnik
Croatia
No.: 305 rooms
http://www.valamar.com/si/hoteli
-dubrovnik/valamar-dubrovnik-
president-hotel
Golden Palace Hotel*****

Location: Armenia, Yerevan
No.: 185 rooms
http://goldenpalacehotel.am/inde
x.php
River cruise ships

22 river cruise ships:
Each with 100+ end points
Europe, sailing on rivers as is

Danube, Rhine, Main, Moselle,
Seine, Rhone.
Hoi An Historic Hotel****

Location: Hoi An: Vietnam
No.: 150 rooms
http://hoianhotel.com.vn/
Dietsmann-Agip Oil Rig

Location: Caspian sea,
Kazakhstan
No.: 170 rooms
http://www.dietsmann.com/
HMP Grampian Prison
Location: Scotland
No.: 132 rooms
Hotel Pilsen
Location: Pilsen
Czech Republic
No.: 28 rooms
http://www.hotelpilsen.com/
Hotel Natura Rogla

Location: Rogla
Slovenia
No.: 16 rooms
http://www.rogla.eu/si/poletje/no
vica/n/novo-hotelnatura-sport-
wellness-hotel-rogla/
Golden Bean Hotel

Location: Kumasi
Ghana
No.: 80 rooms
http://www.goldenbeanhotel.com
Sun City
Location: Pehnom Penh, Cambodia
No.: 32 rooms
http://www.suncity.com.kh/
Jakarta Metropolitan Police HQ

(POLDA Metro Jaya)
Location: Jakarta Indonesia
No.: 52 rooms
Simama Hotel****
Location: Lilongwe, Malawi
No.: 80 rooms
http://www.simamatpt.com/hotel.
php
Nox Hotel****
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
No.: 24 rooms
http://hotelnox.com/
deLMango Villa Estate****

Location: Seminyak Bali, Indonesia
No.: 25 rooms
http://www.delmangobali.com/
Hotel9****
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
No.: 20 rooms
http://www.hotel9.hr/
Grand Hotel Praha****

Location: Prague: Czech Republic
No.: 34 rooms
http://www.grandhotelpraha.cz/?l
ang=en&r=3780468&gclid=CO3h5
MnUz7kCFYVV3godeCoAFg
Hotel Jarun***
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
No.: 38 (40 priključkov, ker sta 2 v
recepciji)
http://www.hotel-jarun.com/en/
Grad Otočec*****
Location: Otočec, Slovenia
No.: 20 luxury suits, 24 TV
connections
http://www.terme-
krka.si/si/grad_otocec/
Ambient Hotel***
Location: Domžale, Slovenia
No.: 67 rooms, 2 suits
http://www.ambienthotel.si/si/
Hotel Golte****
Location: Golte, Slovenia
No.: 52 rooms, 2 suits
http://www.golte.si/
Planja Hotel****
(Unitur ski resort)
Location: Rogla, Slovenia
No.: 16 rooms (single, doulbe,
triple); 11 suits, 3 apartments
http://www.rogla.eu/si/poletje/na
stanitev/hotel-planja/
Dobrava 2000 ali Hotel Vital****

Location: Zreče, Slovenia
No.: 51 rooms; 7 apartments (110
STB-es)
http://www.terme-
zrece.eu/en/winter/accommodatio
n/hotel-vital/
Hotel Atrij Superior****
Location: Zreče, Slovenia
No.: 37 rooms; 8 suits (110 STB-es)
http://www.terme-
zrece.eu/en/winter/accommodatio
n/hotel-atrij-superior/
Hotel Mitra Ptuj****

Location: Ptuj, Slovenia
No.: 25 rooms, 4 suits, 33 TV
connections
http://www.hotel-mitra.si/
Hotel Piramida****
Location: Maribor, Slovenia
No.: 34 rooms, 1 suite, 36 TV
connections
http://www.termemb.si/si/hoteli/
hotel-piramida
Hotel Betnava****
Location: Maribor, Slovenia
No.: 34 rooms, 2 modern suits, 43
TV connections
http://hotelbetnava.net/en/hotel
PROJECT REFERENCE IN QATAR
Airport
Ahmed International Airport [NDIA] Exterity IPTV System
Hospitality Industry & Others

Oryx Rotana Hotel, Doha Otrum Hotel ITV & IPTV System
Intercontinental Doha Otrum Hotel Interactive TV System
Digital SMATV Distribution System &
Data Network System
Al Dar Hotel, Doha IP CCTV System, IP PA & Sound System
Concorde Hotel, Doha Otrum Hotel ITV & IPTV System,
Digital Signage System
ST. Regis Hotel & Residential Tower Mirror TV System
New Doha Int’l Airport [NDIA] Exterity IPTV System
Movenpick Hotel ,Doha WISI MATV System
Movenpick Tower & Suites Digital Signage System & Exterity IPTV System
Al Jazeera Sports Channel Exterity IPTV System
Marriott Gulf Hotel WISI MATV System
Marsa Malaz/Kempinski Hotel Mirror TV System
Westin Hotel, Doha Digital Signage System
Saraya Corniche Hotel, Doha Hotel ITV & IPTV System
Fitness Center, Doha Digital Signage System
Hilton Hotel, Doha Hotel ITV & IPTV System & Digital Signage System
Warwick Hotel, Doha Hotel ITV & IPTV System
Torch hotel Doha Digital Signage System
Mall of Qatar IPTV with Digital Advertising System
Residential Complex
Al Aqar Tower, Doha MATV System

Al Majed Tower, Doha MATV System
Al Mana Tower , Doha SMATV & IF Distribution System
Breeding farm Project MATV System
Arwa Tower MATV System
Office Complex/Towers
Al Dana Tower, Doha SMATV & Distribution System

West Bay lagoon Plaza(Zig Zag Tower) SMATV & Distribution System
Al-Bidda Tower, Doha CCTV System & MATV System
Palace
The Amiri Diwan Palace, Doha Centralized IPTV System
Embassies
Greek Embassy, Doha Digital TV Distribution System
INTERNATIONAL ANTENNAS CO. W.L.L.

QATAR: Tel: (974) 44866631~2, Fax: (974) 44888229, E-mail: iacqtr@iacqtr.com
KUWAIT : Tel: (965) 24344771~3, Fax: (965) 24337574, E-mail: iackwt@iackwt.com
[ Website: Qatar:www.iacqtr.com Kuwait:www.iackwt.com ]
Page 8
LIST OF MAJOR PROJECTS REFERENCE
Ref.
Project Name System Consultant Client
#
SMATV System
1 Barwa City Phase-1 Maunsell/AECOM Barwa Real Estate Company
Structured Cabling System
Public Address System
Barwa Al Khor Housing Development, Structured Cabling System
2 MZ & Partners WLL Barwa Real Estate Company
Package-2 Intercom System
Access Control System
Al Meera, Hazm Al Markhiya Public Address System Qatar Design Consortium
3 Al Meera Consumer Goods
Convenience Store Structured Cabling System (QDC)
Primary Healthcare Centre (Al Nuaim Public Address System Lighting Dar Al-Handasah Consultants Public works Authority(Ashgal)
4
Clinic) Control System CCTV System
Primary Healthcare Centre (Al Public Address System Lighting Dar Al-Handasah Consultants Public works Authority(Ashgal)
Muntazah Clinic) Control System CCTV System
Construction of Four (4) New Schools- Public Address System Public Works Authority
CEG International
Package 2, Stage 7B Autoclass changeover Building Affairs (Ashghal)
Construction of Villa at LPE 05, The Public Address System Arab Engineering Bureau
7 Mr. Mohammed Al Hanzab
Pearl, Doha-Qatar CCTV System (AEB)
SMATV System
Al-Fajer Engineering Mr. Khalid Abdul Aziz Al
8 Al Seeliya Tower Intercom System CCTV System
Consultants Ghanim
GRMS System
Abraj Quartier Gateway Tower United Development Company
9 Structured Cabling System KEO International Consultants
(AQ-01 & 02) (UDC)
CCTV System
ACS System IPTV System GRMS
10 Samrya Hotel Suites(3B+G+M+44) System Erga Qatar Mr. Ali Al Khayareen
Lighting Control System
Ref.
#
South West Architecture Naseer Bin Faleh Al-Thani
10 Porto Arabia 13A & 13B Lighting Control System CCTV
(SWA) Consultants Group
System
Engineering Consultants United Development Company
11 Fire Station, The Pearl, Doha-Qatar CCTV System
Groups SA (UDC)
Construction of Nine (9) New Public Works Authority
12 Intercom System Khatib & Alami
Kindergartens School-Package 4 Building Affairs (Ashghal)
Construction of Four (4) Schools- Public Works Authority
13 Intercom System CEG International
Package 4 Building Affairs (Ashghal)
Al Farjaan Markets, Package 2 - Group
14 CCTV System EGEC Qatar Qatar Development Bank
A, B and D
Al Farjaan Markets, Package 1 - Group
15 CCTV System EGEC Qatar Qatar Development Bank
C
United Development Company
16 Porto Arabia (Parcel 3A & 3B) Audio Visual System KEO International Consultants
(UDC)
Audio Visual System Access
Viva Bahriya VB-03, VB-04 & VB-05, Arab Engineering Bureau United Development Company
17 Control System Gate Barrier
The Peral, Qatar (AEB) (UDC)
System
Audio Visual System
18 West/East Expansion of Aspetar Projacs International Aspire Logistics
Private Engineering Office
19 Souq Waqif Under Ground Car Park CCTV System Parsons International Limited
(PEO)
Marsa Malaz Hotel, The Pearl, Doha- Arab Engineering
20 CCTV System Alfardan Properties Company
Qatar Bureau(AEB)
Ref.
#
Back Ground Music System
Arab Engineering Bureau
21 Ali Alfardan Palace Intercom System Mr. Ali Al Fardan
(AEB)
Audio Visual System
22 Backup Approach and Training Center Intercom System ADPI Aktor
Access Control System Gate
23 CDC Villa Barrier System Intercom Perlier Investment Company
(AEB)
System
Access Control System H.E.Ahmad Bin Abdulla Al
24 Commercial Development in Lusail GHD Consultant
CCTV System Mahumod
25 Dukhan Housing Project Intercom System SMEC AL Aqaria

SMATV System
Primary Healthcare Center (Al Public Address System Primary Healthcare
26 Dar Al-Handasah Consultants
Ghuwariya) Master Clock Corporation
CCTV System
SMATV System
Primary Healthcare Center (Al Public Address System Primary Healthcare
27 Dar Al-Handasah Consultants
Karaana) Master Clock Corporation
CCTV System
28 Labor City Structured Cabling System MZ & Partners WLL
(PEO)
CCTV System
29 Omar Alfardan Residential Villas Intrusion Alarm System Mr. Omar Alfardan
(AEB)
Gate Barrier System Arab Engineering Bureau
30 Qatar Airways Crew Accommodation Qatar Airways
Intercom System (AEB)
Ref.
#
Qatari Diar Real Estate
31 Sheraton Park Project Lighting Control System QDVC
Investment Company
32 Movenpick Hotel & Suites IPTV System GHD Consultant Movenpick Group
33 Katara-Fitness Center Facility Lighting Control System Projacs International Katara Project
34 W Doha Hotel & Residences IPTV System MZ & Partners WLL Nozul Hotels
CCTV System
35 Qatar Economic Zone 1 &3 Astad Project Management Manateq
Structured Cabling
System, CCTV, Access control
36 Stand Alone Health center system, Disabled Alarm system, Dar Al-Handasah Consultants
(PEO)
Master clock
system, IPTV
Qatar Design Consortium
37 Premier Inn Hotel Disabled Alarm system, SMATV Premier Inn Hotels Qatar LLC
(QDC)
38 Ezdan Palace Hotel GRMS system MZP Ezdan Real Estate
39 Souk Najada – Hotel & Apartment Access Control, IPTV & SMA TV UCC Private Engineering Office
Retaj Hotel @ Al Waab Retaj Hotel @ Al Structure Cable System Sheikh Eid Charitable
40 United Consultants
Waab SMA TV System Association
41 Mandarin Hotel GRMS System CEG
42 VVIP Beach Villas – Amir Guard Structure Cable System CEG
(PEO)
Ref.
#
43 Qatar Cancer Society Lighting Control System QCS QCS
44 Saad Bin Majed Al Saad’s Mosque Lighting Control System HTCO Mr. Ghanim Bin Saad Al Saad
45 Katara Extension Lighting Control System Projacs International Katara Project
Structure Cable System
SMA TV System
46 Energy Center Qatar Diverse Consult Mr.Abdullah Ahmad
CCTV System
Structure Cable System Qatar Design Consortium
47 Gulf Ware House Gulf Warehousing Company
Active Components (QDC)
Public Works Authority

48 Construction of 3 Schools Lighting Control System CEG
Building Affairs (Ashghal)
49 Qatar Golf Club Lighting Control System Dar Al-Handasah Consultants Qatar Olympic Committee
Arab Center for Research & Policy
50 Lighting Control System ACE Private Engineering Office
Studies
51 Traffic Control Center Lighting Control System KEO International Consultants Internal Security Force
52 Commercial Development Building Lighting Control System CICO Consulting Engineers Nozul Real Estate
Qatar Design Consortium

53 Nakilat Shoumuok Tower Lighting Control System Nakilat
(QDC)
Construction Engineering
54 Viva Bahriya VB-06 Structure Cable System Mr.Ibrahim Hassan Al-Asmakh
Complex
Intercom System
Ref.
#
55 Retaj Hotel BGM system United Consultants Sheikh Eid Charitable Assoc
56 Premier Inn Hotel Lighting Control ,Access Control Arab Engineering Bureau Al Majed Group
57 Workers Hospital & IHC Master Clock System Dar Al Handasah Private Engineering Office
GRMS
Structure Cable System
IPTV System
58 Samrya Village Erga Qatar
Public Address System Mr.Ali Al Khayareen
CCTV System
WLAN
Active Components
HOTELS AND COMMERCIAL TOWERS
MARZA MALAZ HOTEL

Project Description : The site of Hotel Building (B+LG+G+M+5F)
project is located at The Pearl Qatar. The Built-up Area of the
project is 81,280 Square Meters. The Hotel building includes 280
keys of Guest rooms and Suites , Three Restaurants, Beach Bar
Facility, Tennis Court, 523 Car parking spaces
 CCTV System (HONEYWELL)

 Access Control System (HONEYWELL)
SAMRYA HOTEL SUITES Project Description : This luxurious high rise consist of 3
basement levels and 44 floors accommodating 320 modern and
luxurious apartments. The first 4 floors of samrya 44 Hotel suites
are dedicated to leisure and recreational activities comprising of
Breakfast & All day Restaurant, Coffee Lounge & Juice Bar, TV &
projection Area Kids Area and a Club House with SPA, Swimming
Pool, fitness & Gym Area.
Total Built Up area 48340m2
 Structured Cabling(LS)
 Access Control System (HONEYWELL),
 IPTV System (TELEVES)
 GRMS System (HAGER)
 Lighting Control System (HAGER)
 Active Components & IP Telephone (AVAYA)
 Public Address System (BOSE & BOSCH)
St. REGIS HOTEL
Project Description : An extensive range of leisure facilities and

over 6,000 sqm of meeting and conference space. All 336 guest
rooms and suites offer extensive views over the Arabian Gulf's
tranquil blue sea. The hotel introduces a collection of carefully
selected restaurants, bars and lounges.
 IPTV System (NEVOTEK)

 Access Control System (RBH)
TURNKEY IS THE CONCEPT WE DELIVER!!

MOVE N PICK HOTEL

Project Description : Located in the throbbing heart of the Qatari
capital, Movenpick Hotel West Bay Doha is ideal for business and
leisure travelers. Combining a modern, contemporary style with a
touch of Swiss hospitality, guests will experience innovative
designs and polished professional service. Our 347 rooms come
equipped with the latest technology not to mention that many
have breath taking views of the Persian Gulf. The rooms
themselves are well appointed with everything you would expect
from a five star hotel.
 IPTV System (EXTERITY)
EZDAN PALACE HOTEL

Project Description : The hotel will have some 210 guest rooms
and suites, which Ezdan said will “add value to the market”.
Accommodation ranging from a single room for a single night to
apartments with three bedrooms can be your place to stay or let it
be your home for years to come.
 GRMS System (HONEYWELL)
MANADARIN HOTEL
Project Description : Mandarin Oriental, Doha will be located in
Musheireb, Msheireb Properties ambitious development of a 35
hectare site adjacent to Doha’s cultural gem, Souk Waqif, and the
city’s business center in West Bay. Mandarin Oriental, Doha will
feature 160 luxurious guestrooms and suites, as well as 95
serviced apartments. All accommodation will be spacious and
elegantly styled, displaying a contemporary interpretation of
traditional local influences together with subtle oriental touches
reflecting the Group’s heritage.
 GRMS System (HONEYWELL)

SAMRYA VILLAGE
Project Description: Samrya Village is a five star hotel and
serviced apartments complex located right next to Doha
International Airport. Qatar. Samrya Village is a high-end
Renaissance Style hospitality hub redefining the definition
of opulence for travelers to Doha
 GRMS ( Hager)
 CCTV( Honeywell)
 ACCESS CONTROL ( Kaba)
 ACTIVE COMPONENTS ( Avaya)
 WLAN( AVAYA)
 UPS( Socomec)
 BGM & PA ( Bosch)
 Structured Cabling System( LS)
 IPTV (Televes)
RETAJ HOTEL
Project Description : The Retaj Residence Al Sadd is the perfect
choice for both short and longer stays, and lends itself equally well
to business trips, family vacations and relocations. Whether you
are in Doha on business or for leisure purposes, Retaj Residence
Al Sadd serviced hotel apartments in Doha offers all the facilities
and comfort you expect to find. The apartments are very spacious,
starting from 50 sq.metres
 BGM & PA (Bosch)

 Structure Cable ( Schneider )
 SMATV ( SMATV)
PREMIER INN HOTEL
Project Description : our very first Premier Inn in Qatar is

located in Education City, one of Doha’s most commercially
important and dynamic locations. Education City is home to a
number of internationally recognized universities which attract
young minds academics
 Lighting Control ( Schneider)

 Access Control ( Kaba)

BILAL PLAZA
Project Description : Bilal Plaza is a residential building,
constructed in the Al Sadd area of Doha. It has altogether 29
luxury apartments plus 1staff apartment in ground floor.
Basement mainly serves as a car park, and a gymnasium, a party
area, playa area, Jacuzzi and other service facilities are
accommodated in the lower roof.
 CCTV System (VICON)

COMMERCIAL TOWER LUSAIL
Project Description : The tower will have 26 floors with seven

podium levels, with a gross floor area of 60,000m2.

ABRAJ QUARTIER – Tower 01 & 02
Project Description: Abraj Quartier consists of seven towers,

five of 36 storeys and two of 42 storeys; the latter straddling the
access road to the mainland and forming the 'gateway' to The
Pearl.
 Structure cabling (Schneider)

HEALTHCARE CENTRE’S
Al GHUWAIRIYA
Project Description : PHCC is dedicated to providing the people of
Qatar with highest level of health care by operating and managing
different Health Centers across the state of Qatar.
 SMATV (TELEVES)
 PA System(BOSCH)
 Master Clock (PRIMEX)
 CCTV System(HONEYWELL)
Al NUAIM
 SMATV (TELEVES)
Al MUNTAZAH
 SMATV (TELEVES)

HEALTHCARE CENTRE’S
STANDALONE HEALTH CENTRE

Project Description :Being executed by the Private Engineering
Office, a government agency under the auspices of the Emiri Diwan,
the hospital will initially have 120 beds which can be increased to
227. On completion, the hospital will have outpatient clinic with
surgery, radiology and laboratory facilities besides offering
ambulance and ancillary services. The project also includes an
independent health center, a health center attached to the hospital,
and a medical commission unit.
 Structured Cabling System (BELDEN)

 Nurse Call System(SHRACK)
 Audio Visual(QSC/AUDIPACK)
Al KARAANA
Project Description : PHCC is dedicated to providing the people
of Qatar with highest level of health care by operating and
managing different Health Centers across the state of Qatar.
 SMATV (TELEVES)
WORKERS HOSPITAL & INTEGRATED HEALTH CENTER
Project Description : The healthcare project comprises of a

120-bed hospital, an integrated health centre, a mosque and a
central utility plant. Hospitals for single workers are among a
number of important health projects announced by the
Supreme Council of Health (SCH)
 Synchronized IP Digital Clock (Sapling )

APPARTMENT’S AND VILLA’S
VIVA BAHRIYA 3, 4 & 5

Project Description : The project is located at the prestigious
The Pearl Qatar, both towers comprises 19-story building with 2
Basements for Parking, 19 floors for Apartments and 3 Roof
levels.
 Public Address System (BOSCH)

 Audio Visual System
VIVA BAHRIYA 6,7,19 & 26

The Pearl Qatar, both towers comprises 19-story building with
2 Basements for Parking, 19 floors for Apartments and 3 Roof
levels.
 Public Address System (BOSCH)

 Audio Visual System
 Intercom System (AIPHONE)
VIVA BAHRIYA 9
The Pearl Qatar, both towers comprises 19-story building
with 2 Basements for Parking, 19 floors for Apartments and 3
Roof levels.
 Lighting Control System (SCHNEIDER)

PARCEL 3A,3B,7,8,9,10,10A,11B,13A,13B
Project Description : The Pearl-Qatar in Doha, Qatar, is
an artificial island spanning nearly four million square meters. It is
the first land in Qatar to be available for freehold ownership by
foreign nationals. The Pearl will create over 32 kilometers of new
coastline, for use as a residential estate with an expected 18,831
dwellings and 45,000 residents by 2018.Developed by United
Development Company.
MEDINA CENTRALE
Project Description : Medina Centrale boasts 160 retail stores and
40 restaurants and coffee shops. A world class cinema complex and
a number of leisure and entertainment facilities and convenience
stores are also located in this vibrant Pearl community, which also
boasts an ample parking space and a public transport interchange,
all catering to the residing community and visiting families and
tourists.
BARWA CITY PHASE-1

Project Description : The Barwa City project is set within
approximately a 2.7 million m² area with a built-up area of 1.3
million m², and is located in the Musaimeer area of Doha. Phase 1
consists of a mixed-use residential, commercial and infrastructure
development that will offer housing for more than 25,000 residents
through nearly
6,000 apartment's.
 Structured Cabling System (SCHNEIDER)

 SMATV System (KATHREIN)

BAHRI VILLAS 43
Project Description :The works comprise of construction,
completion and rectification of defects in Mr. Salah Mohamed I.
Jaidah Villa (B+G+2F) in Plot BVS43 at Bahri Villa South in Pearl
Qatar. The project consists of a Main Villa, Guard House, Covered
Car Parking and Swimming Pool. The total built up area is
approximately 1247sq.m.

 Public Address System (BOSE)
 Structured Cabling system (BRAND-REX)
ALI AL FARDAN PALACE

Project Description : Boasting the biggest club house ever to be
built in a compound in Qatar, encompassed by lush gardens, and
open patios. A 7100 square meter club house, the biggest in Qatar,
was built to be the focal point of life on a compound which presents
many recreational facilities, including; a grandiose swimming pool,
equipped with water games for kids, a sauna and Jacuzzi, a
basketball court, two tennis courts, a gym and aerobics room, in
addition to a movie theater, and an amusement center, provide
entertainment Whether you choose one of our 79 luxurious villas,
one of our 36 three bedroom apartments or even one of our 42
deluxe two bedroom apartments.


SCHOOLS AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
QATAR ECONOMIC ZONE 1&3

Project Description : Located near Hamad International Airport, Zone
1 will cover around 4 km² and is assigned to logistics and air freight,
electronics, pharmaceutical industries and global warehouses. Zone 2
is planned for a site near Doha Industrial Area and will cover around
12 km² , while the 33.5 km² Zone 3 is set to handle small to medium
industrial companies in major sectors such as downstream metals,
downstream petro-chemicals, maritime and other industries.
 Structured cabling system (BRAND-REX)

23 SCHOOLS,KINDERGARTENS
Project Description : cover an area of approximately 9,159 sq m
.Each of the new buildings would be able to accommodate 650
students. Every school, it is understood, would have 25 rooms, he
said. The schools buildings are equipped with a multipurpose hall,
laboratories for chemistry, physics and biology, two computer rooms,
two art studios, language rooms besides an administrative Office. The
schools would be surrounded by some external buildings, covered
parking lots, football grounds, and volleyball and handball courts.

 Auto Class Changeover (SIMPLEX)
KATARA FITNESS CENTER

Project Description : The Katara Fitness Center project situated on the
coast of the Cultural Village facing the Pearl, while the commercial
complex is located on the west side of (Katara)decorated with a water
fountaining the middle of the courtyard, in addition to the basement
parking. Katara also includes the Sport Village (I GO KATARA) in the
Entertainment City (former Kingdom of Aladdin), built on an area
of over 60 thousand square meters, and counting3 game areas paint
ball, football stadium, as well as basketball and tennis, in addition to
almost 29 of different game sports.

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
AL FURJAN MARKETS
Project Description :Ministry of Economy and Commerce has launched
a new concept, titled Al Furjan Markets, to bring together different
commercial entities like bakeries, grocery stores, laundry services,
banking options, pharmacies and other outlets in one place - all in an
effort to reduce congestion in Doha. The minister said the small Al
Furjan markets were designed to offer 11 different commercial
activities, while the larger ones will provide 27 different commercial
activities. There will be 645 shops in 44 different markets, in addition to
ATM machines and post offices.
 CCTV System (FELIX)
NAKILAT SHOUMOUKH TOWERS

Project Description : The Katara Fitness Center project situated on
the coast of the Cultural Village facing the Pearl, while the commercial
complex is located on the west side of (Katara)decorated with a water
fountaining the middle of the courtyard, in addition to the basement
parking. Katara also includes the Sport Village (I GO KATARA) in the
Entertainment City (former Kingdom of Aladdin), built on an area
of over 60 thousand square meters, and counting3 game areas paint
ball, football stadium, as well as basketball and tennis, in addition to
almost 29 of different game sports.
 Lighting Control System (HAGER)

 Wiring Accessories
MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Project Description : The rulers of the State of Qatar gave high
priority for the mission of achieving public security and peace
since the modern State of Qatar was established. The formation of
police agency guaranteed maintenance of discipline and security,
protection of lives and prestige of people and public and private
properties as well.
 CCTV System (VICON)

 Public Address System (RCS)

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
FIRE STATION
Project Description : Construction work on the fire station
covering a built up area of more than 1960 sq. meters started in
December 2012 and was completed end of March this year at a
total cost of QR23 million, excluding the cost of land and other
expenses related to project management and supervision. The
total area of the plot is 3087 sq. meters.
 CCTV System (BOSCH)

 Access Control System (SIEMENS)
SHERATON CAR PARK

Project Description : The contract calls for the design-
construction of a landscaped park, an underground four-levels
parking for 2800 cars, a 66 KV/ 11KV substation and a tunnel
below the corniche road linking the car parks of the SPP and the
Doha Convention Center. The Sheraton Park Project will consist
of 7 hectares of public garden with Landscaping elements &
landscaping elements, children playground areas,
Cafes, Restaurant and water features. Its location in Doha is
closed proximity to the sea and Sheraton Hotel.
ARAB CENTER
Project Description :The Arab Center will be situated as a
campus, including academic spaces such as a library, cultural
Centre, student services, and residential spaces for professors,
researchers, and fellows. The floor area is configured around
elegant garden and courtyard spaces to enhance student living
and research activities. The project will be designed to QSAS
green building standards.

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MATERIAL SUBMITTAL

PROJECT: PLACE VENDOME

SYSTEM: IPTV SYSTEM

MAKE: WISI (GERMANY)

ELV SPECIALIST CONTRACTOR

ANNEXURE (BRIEF ON PROPOSED SYSTEM). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

PRODUCT TEST CERTIFICATES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

LOCAL AUTHORITY APPROVALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN DETAILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

PROJECT ORGANIZATION CHART. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

MANUFACTURER CERTIFIED ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS. . . . 9

SYSTEM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE DETAILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

PROJECT REFERENCE LIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

ANNEXURE (BRIEF ON PROPOSED SYSTEM)

Three satellites have been specified to receive the signals:

Channels will be selected at a later stage in co-ordination with the Employer.

Description of IPTV Elements

KU Band satellite dishes will be deployed at each of the two

The satellite dishes will be configured for three satellite

Dish Antennas shall comprise of the following minimum specification:

Low Noise Block Converter

Low band, horizontal polarization

Quadro LNB Converter

LNB shall comprise of the following minimum specification:

Tangram Stream Chassis

■DVB-IP Gateway for DVB-C / S / S2 / T / T2 Reception

■Small footprint in 1 RU chassis

 Multi transport stream reception for DVB signals

 Integrated power supply system

HD Set-Top Box (STB)

You need only one TV remote instead of two

In summary, the IPTV Manager facilitates and allows

The Linux based VOD solution supports trick play

Installation, Testing & Commissioning

”Streamron IPTV VOD is also available VOD and nVOD Solution

Company Name: Nevron d.o.o.

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19” 1 HU base unit Any Video from any

UP TO 2 CHAMELEONS IN 1 HU, 19 inch

EMBEDDED POWER SUPPLY

SINGLE POWER SUPPLY (GN20 B)

DUAL REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY (GN20 R)

Graphical User Interface for easy set up of complex sys-

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WISI DRC 1316

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Single Section Door

 Blue Zinc mounting profiles, free of static

 Exquisite design with precision measurement and craftsmanship

 Bottom with cable entrance, optional cover to close

 Side doors with locks for protection

 Advance moom-shaped lock

 Various optional accessories