Lumens LC300S CaptureVision Station
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: LC300 / LC300S
- Product Name: CaptureVision Station
- Power Adapter: DC 19V
- USB Cable: USB 3.0 (2M) Type B to Type A
- Connectors: RS-232 (x2)
Product Usage Instructions
Chapter 1: Safety Instructions
Always follow these safety instructions when setting up and using the product:
- Operation:
- Use the product in the recommended operating environment, away from water or sources of heat.
- Do not place the product on a tilted or unstable surface.
- Ensure the power plug is dust-free before usage.
- Do not block the case’s slots and openings for ventilation.
- Do not open or remove covers; refer servicing to licensed personnel.
- Unplug the product and seek servicing if any abnormality occurs.
Chapter 2: Package Contents
The package includes:
- Power Adapter (DC 19V)
- Power Cord
- 3-PIN to 2-PIN Connector
- USB 3.0 Cable (2M) (Type B to Type A)
- RS-232 Connector (x2)
- M3 Metal Plate Screw (4×4)
- Cable Holder-1
- Cable Holder-2
Chapter 3: Product Appearance and Connections
Product Appearance
The product features various ports including Power, USB 3.0, LCM Screen, Knob, Record, Pause, Stream, Scenes, Reset, XLR Out, Line In(1), Line Out(1), XLR In, 3G-SDI, HDMI In, HDMI Loop Through, RS-232 Port, LAN, WAN, HDMI Multiview, HDMI Program, USB 2.0 Port, USB 3.0 Port, Line In(2), Line Out(2), DC IN 19V, and 12G-SDI In/Loop-through.
Product Connection
The product connections include USB3.0, Audio Out, RS-232 Output/Input, 12G-SDI Video In/Loop-Through, Video Out, Power Supply, XLR Output/Input, Audio In, and Video In.
FAQs
- Q: Where can I download the latest product manuals and software?
A: You can download the latest guides and software from Lumens website at https://www.MyLumens.com/support. - Q: What should I do if the product power plug is dusty?
A: Ensure the power plug is dust-free before usage to prevent any issues. Do not insert the dusty plug into a multiplug to avoid sparks or fire hazards.
Important
To download the latest version of the Quick Start Guide, multilingual user manual, software and drivers, please visit Lumens https://www.MyLumens.com/support
Copyright Information
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Copying, reproducing or transmitting this file is not allowed unless a license is provided by Lumens Digital Optics Inc. except where copying this file is for the purpose of backup after purchasing this product.
In order to keep improving the product, the information in this file is subject to change without prior notice.
To fully explain or describe how this product should be used, this manual may refer to names of other products or companies without any intention of infringement.
Disclaimer of warranties: Lumens Digital Optics Inc. is neither responsible for any possible technical, editorial errors or omissions, nor responsible for any incidental or related damages arising from providing this file, using, or operating this product.
Safety Instructions
Always follow these safety instructions when setting up and using the product:
Operation
- Use the product in the recommended operating environment, away from water or sources of heat
- Do not place the product on a tilted or unstable surface.
- Please ensure the power plug is dust-free prior to usage. Do not insert the product’s power plug into a multiplug to prevent sparks or fire.
- Do not block the case’s slots and openings. They provide ventilation and prevent the product from overheating.
- Do not open or remove covers. Doing so may expose you to dangerous voltages and other hazards. Refer all servicing to licensed service personnel.
- Unplug the product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to licensed service personnel when the following situations happen:
- If the power cords are damaged or frayed.
- If liquid is spilled on the product or the product has been exposed to rain or water.
Storage
- Do not place the product where the cord can be stepped on as this may result in fraying or damage to the lead or the plug.
- Unplug this product during thunderstorms or if the product is going to be unused for an extended period.
- Do not place this product or accessories on vibrating equipment or hot surfaces.
Cleaning
Disconnect all cables prior to cleaning. Clean the surface with a dry cloth. Do not use alcohol or volatile solvents for cleaning.
Batteries (for products with batteries)
- When replacing batteries, please only use the same type of batteries.
- When disposing of batteries or products, please adhere to the relevant instructions in your country or region.
- Warning
The following situations must be avoided:- Using the wrong type of battery may compromise the security of the device
- Over-heating or damaging batteries may cause
- Placing the battery in a high-temperature environment may cause an explosion or leakage of flammable liquids or gases;
- Batteries subjected to extremely low air pressure may explode or leak flammable liquids or gases.
FCC Warning
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
Notice: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
IC Warning
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the interference-causing equipment standard entitled “Digital Apparatus,” ICES-003 of Industry Canada.
Cet appareil numerique respecte les limites de bruits radioelectriques applicables aux appareils numeriques de Classe A prescrites dans la norme sur le material brouilleur: “Appareils Numeriques,” NMB-003 edictee par l’Industrie.
EN55032 CE Warning
Operation of this equipment in a residential environment could cause radio interference. Warning: Operation of this equipment in a residential environment may cause radio interference
BSMI Warning (label displayed on the bottom of the device)
Warning: To avoid electromagnetic interference, this product should not be installed or used in residential environments
Package Contents
Product Appearance and Connections
Product Appearance
- Front panel
- Rear panel
| No | Name | Function Descriptions |
| 1 | Power | Turn the device On/Off |
| 2 | USB3.0 Port | To connect keyboard/mouse/USB flash drive/USB camera |
| 3 | LCM Screen | Displays PGM screen / LCM menu / message prompts |
| 4 | Knob | § Left/Right rotation: Adjust parameters and navigate the menu
§ Press: Perform “confirm” action |
| 5 | Record | Start/Stop recording |
| 6 | Pause | Start/Pause recording |
| 7 | Stream | Start/Stop Video streaming |
| 8 | Scenes | Switch the theme scene to the PGM screen. If there are multiple scenes, switch them in order |
| 9 | Reset | Reset the device (long press for 3 seconds) |
| 10 | USB3.0 Port | Connect the computer to convert PGM audio and video into USB signal for use with video conferencing software
§ Video/Audio source name: Lumens LC300(S) Processor |
| 11 | XLR Out | Balanced line output |
| 12 | Line In(1) | Line In audio source input |
| 13 | Line Out(1) | PGM audio output |
| 14 | XLR In | Balanced line input |
| 15 | 3G-SDI | 3G-SDI signal source input |
| 16 | HDMI In (4 CH) | HDMI signal source input
§ HDMI 1 supports 4K resolution |
| 17 | HDMI Loop Through | Output HDMI 1 video screen |
| 18 | RS-232 Port | IN: Control the device through RS-232 OUT: Control the camera through RS-232 |
| 19 | LAN | Connect to your Local Area Network |
| 20 | WAN | Connect to WAN |
| 21 | HDMI 1 Multiview | User interface output; displays the settings menu and video management |
| 22 | HDMI 2 Program | Main screen output, displays the recording or streaming screen and applied layout |
| 23 | USB 2.0 Port | To connect keyboard/mouse/USB flash drive/USB camera/LC-RC01 remote control panel |
| 24 | USB 3.0 Port | |
| 25 | Line In(2) | Line In audio source input |
| 26 | Line Out(2) | Multiview audio output |
| 27 | DC IN 19V | DC 19V power connector |
| 28 | 12G-SDI In/12G-SDI Loop-through |  LC300S only 12G-SDI signal source output/input |
Product Connection
RS-232 I/O Pin Description
Function Description
Real-Time Operation Menu
Connect a monitor to the HDMI Multiview port to view the real-time operation menu.
Connect a keyboard/mouse to the USB port to navigate the menu.
Webpage Login Interface
| No | Item | Function Descriptions |
| 1 | User Login Account | Enter user login account (default: admin) |
| 2 | User Password | Enter user password (default: admin) § For a first-time login, please refer to 4.2.1 Account to change the default password |
| 3 | Language | Supporting English/Traditional Chinese/Simplified Chinese |
| 4 | Login | Log in to the administrator screen on the website |
Parameter Setting
This Section covers the web-based interface. Only the HDMI Multiview provides settings of [System Settings] > [Internet].
- System Settings
- System Settings
Set up the device’s basic information, such as date and time.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Device Identification The device’s name and description Display name only accepts English characters and numbers2 Live Streaming Preview the program (PGM) output in real-time 3 Date & Time Supports different time zone settings. Synchronize time with an NTP service (default) and perform a manual set up. § Time Zone: Select the correct time zone according to current location
§ Configuration Mode:
Ø NTP service: Synchronizes time with a network server
Ø Manual Setup: Set time manually
4 Front Panel Lock Select to enable Front Panel Lock § After rebooting the device, the front panel buttons will be locked.
§ To disable this function, log in to the web interface to uncheck this item
5 Welcome Screen Customize a welcome image for device 1 Click [Browse] and select a file to upload. A thumbnail will be automatically generated
※File format:
Ø File format: PNG
Ø File size (Max.): 3 MB
Ø Resolution size (Max.): 1920 x 1080
2 Click [Apply] to save this change. If you need to select another file, click [Cancel] and reselect a file
- Network
The factory setting is DHCP. If you want to use a static IP address, please configure the connection here.
Function Descriptions § DHCP: Dynamic IP address is set as default § Static IP: Configure a static IP address and manually enter network information
Select and fill in required network settings and click [Apply] to save
The system will restart after changing network settings. Please connect and log in again - Services
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Firmware View firmware information and apply updates Click [Update] and select the new firmware file Advance: Engineers update sub-firmware usage2 Service Data Save system log files to a user’s computer 1 Enter a file name
2 Click [Export] to export system log files
The length of file name must be between 0 ~ 16 characters. Special symbols and space are not permitted3 Reset Restores the device to factory reset § Check [Keep Network Settings] and the network settings will be retained
4 Restart Device Restart the device - Configuration
You can export the configuration files of the device to a computer, and import the configuration files to another device to apply the same configuration.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Export Export the current device configuration as a configuration file 2 Import Import the exported configuration file from another device - Display
Function Descriptions Select the HDMI PGM/Multiview output resolution for the device - Remote Control Panel
Function Descriptions Remote control panel. Display the connection information of LC-RC01 remote control panel (optional). When there is no connection, a blank screen appears
- System Settings
- Account
Select one of three user type accounts: modify the username and password for [System Management], [Online Director], [Content Management] roles.
No Item Username/Password Function Descriptions 1 Administrator admin / admin High level authority. System management permissions. 2 Online Director director/director Manage playback and control basic video settings 3 Video Management video/video Manages file storage and video playback
The length of username must be between 4 ~ 16 characters. {}()’&@~^$%”|,`:?<>*\/#; symbols, and spaces are forbidden
The length of password must be between 8 ~ 16 characters. {}()’~^”|,`:?<>*\/; symbols, and spaces are forbidden
Duplicate usernames are forbidden
- Source
- Physical Video Source Manager
Function Descriptions Click [Edit] to edit the HDMI signal source name and resolution § When using a 3G-SDI input, use Video Input 4
When using a 12G-SDI input (LC300S), use Video Input 1.
- USB Video Source
Function Descriptions Click [+Add], select the USB video source device, apply and then add it. Ensure that the USB device is connected to the USB Type A port of the device - Network Source Manager
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Network Source 1 Click [Refresh] to automatically scan for network cameras on the same LAN 2 Click [Login Verification]/[Add] and enter login information to connect a camera
3 The status displays “OK” to indicate that the device can be used as a signal source input.
2 Network Stream 1 Click [Add] to add an IP video source to the device 2 Select the stream type SRT/ RTSP, enter the network streaming name and URL, and then click [Apply]
3 The newly added network device will now be listed
- Video Channel Manager
Function Descriptions Click [Edit]. Online video sources will be displayed in a list. Drag the source to the desired channel Drag the signal sources to change their order
- Physical Video Source Manager
- Audio Source Manager
Function Descriptions Click [Refresh] to search for a USB audio device connected to the LC300 - Video
Administrators can choose to record a single PGM (main program out) screen or record up-to 4 video inputs. Each recording can be set with individual encoding settings- Encoder Manager
Function Descriptions Click [Add Encoder Profile] to configure the compression format/resolution/bit rate/audio sampling frequency settings - Record Manager
- Stream Manager
Function Descriptions Click [Add Stream Manager] to allow users to add stream settings. Related settings must comply with streaming protocols and the settings recommended by your streaming server.
- Encoder Manager
- Scene
- Scene
Provides 5 overlay styles, background images, and scenes. You can also add your own styles.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Overlay Select, upload or delete an image overlay. Click [
] to select a file then click [Apply] to upload and apply this overlay style. Click [Delete] to cancel the upload.※File format:
Ø PNG format
Ø Supported size: (a) 1920 x 136
(b) 1080 x 240
(c) 800 x 320
(d) 640 x 400
2 Background Select and delete a background image. To upload a file, click [ ] to select and apply a background image. Click [Delete] to cancel the upload.
※File format:
Ø PNG format
Ø Supported size: 1920 x 1080
3 Scene Scene incorporates the three elements of “Overlay,” “Background Image,” and “Production Layout.” You can customize up-to 30 scenes. Click [
] to open scene settings. Enter a scene name and select the required overlay, layout, and background image. Once done, click “Apply”. - Macro
Supports 9 macros enabling users to quickly switch themes and trigger camera presets. With the use of the LC-RC01 extension control panel (optional), the [1~3] buttons on the panel can trigger macro [1~3] settings.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Scene Selection Select a scene to be set ¡ If the layout style of the scene needs to be changed, please refer to 4.3.6.1 Scene 2 Camera Preset Setting Set [Camera Preset Position]. Each supports up-to 9 camera preset positions or start/stop tracking ¡ After checking the box, the macro will store the settings of the network camera on the assigned Channel 1 ~ 4
- Scene
- Intelligent Director (For Lumens camera VC-TR40,AT version only)
Remark: For more detailed information about the TR40,AT version, please refer to the VC-TR40 user manual.
No Item Description 1. Intelligent Director on / off Turn Intelligent Director on/off 2. Trigger Timing Configure when the Intelligent Director will be activated: Anytime/Recording/Streaming 3. Template Configure how many Presenter/ Audience cameras will display in the list on the webpage here. 4. Target Lost Action Configure which scene will be switched to when all targets are lost from the cameras. 5. Presenter Camera Settings Configure which scene will be switched to after the tracking target appear or is lost from the Presenter camera’s field. 6. Audience Camera Settings Configure which scene will be switched to after the tracking target stands up or sits down in the field of the Audience camera. 7. Priority Configure which scene will take priority when two events are triggered at the same time, Remark: Every trigger event needs to be set with a different priority rank. If they are configured the same, the scenes will not be switched. 8. Apply Apply Please remember to complete the Command and Advanced sections’ settings on VC-TR40,AT webpage to link the VC-TR40,AT and LC300. 
- Storage
Set up primary storage and back up / NAS storage and display hard drive information.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Record Disk Settings Local storage: Click drop-down menu 
and select the local storage hard drive
Formats supported: FAT/ FAT32/ NTFS/ ext3/ ext4/ exFAT2 Disk Information Display hard drive information, free space, and capacity. Click “Format” to clear the internal storage devices. Confirm if you want to format the hard drive in the pop-up dialog and click “Confirm” to delete all video files. 3 NAS Settings Enable NAS mounting and related settings. § Go to Backup Setting> Upload Setting> Mode to select a NAS. After recording, the video can be uploaded to NAS
- Schedule Setting
No Item Function Descriptions Schedule Settings n Click [On/Off] 
: Enables/Disables schedule function
n Click [Calendar]
: Check the current schedule status Resets the schedule source and replaces the current schedulen Schedule source:
Ø Scheduling via a Panopto server:
Enter the login information of the Panopto server to synchronize schedules
Ø Scheduling via the Opencast server:
Enter the login information of the Opencast server to synchronize schedules
Ø Scheduling via a Kaltura server:
Enter the login information of the Kaltura server to synchronize schedules
Ø Scheduling via iLearning Calendar:
Enter the URL of iLearning to synchronize schedules.
Ø Importing a calendar manually:
You can import iCalendar files (e.g. Outlook or Google Calendar)
Click [Import] and select custom scheduled video file
Only files in .ics format can be importedØ Importing calendar periodically
You can synchronize schedules from network servers (e.g. Google Calendar)
l Please refer to the videos of How to series on Lumens’ YouTube channel for related settings
2 Stand by and Wake up Enable/disable the scheduled standby and wake-up functions. Set wake-up and standby times. - Backup
Auto backup service automatically uploads videos to a designated storage. Set the upload destination and test the connection.
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Backup Settings Auto upload: Disable / Upload after a recording is complete / Upload periodically § Mode: FTP/ SFTP/ NAS/ USB Storage/ Panopto/ Kaltura FTP/ Kaltura SFTP/ Kaltura HTTPS/ Opencast HTTP/ Opencast HTTPS/ WebDAV http/ WebDAV https
Select NAS. Go to Storage Settings > NAS Setting to enable NAS mounting and related settings§ Connection Test: Click [Connection Test]
to check the status of the current settings - About
Displays device-related Information: Firmware version, device serial number, and technical support link
Online Director
LC300 and LC300S have a built-in Online Director, which allows you to monitor recordings and the output video. Three login methods below are available:
- Select Online Director from the HDMI Multiview real-time operation menu
- Log into the web interface and select the Online Director icon at the upper right corner of the settings page
- Log into the web interface and use the Online Director account
- Online Director Function Descriptions
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Channel Video inputs 2 CUT Switch the PVM (preview) screen to the PGM (program) screen 3 Status Displays current recording status, hard disk capacity and Internet connection status, etc. 4 PVM/PGM Displays the preview (PVM) and program output (PGM) 5 Record Start/stop recording; Option for simultaneous streaming 6 Video See all available video sources 7 Audio Manage the input and output of audio sources; adjust the audio recording volume 8 Scenes Quickly select the required production layout, or customize the background and scene style 9 Camera Control Control Lumens IP cameras
- REC Record Setting
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Synchronize After checking the box, press the record button 
to start/stop streaming and recording2 Record Displays recording-related information 3 Status The streaming connection status will be highlighted 4 Start/Stop Recording Start/stop recording. The start recording status bar will display the recording time 5 Pause Pause recording 6 Index A timestamp can be added after the recording starts 7 Capture Capture a photo 8 Single-channel Stream Button Stream without starting recording - Video
Function Descriptions Preview Channel 1 ~ 4 signal sources screen. Click to select the required output signal source § Please refer to 4.3.3.4 Image Distribution Management for adding video sources.
- Audio
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Set Delay Time Set an audio delay 
2 Audio Source Select an audio source 3 Audio Volume Displays the current audio volume 4 Volume Control Adjust the volume of each audio input 5 Mute/ Unmute Mute/ Unmute audio output 6 +48V phantom Power Turn On/Off the +48V phantom power 7 PGM Level The master volume control changes the main volume of PGM recording/streaming 8 Audio Out Level § PGM HDMI: Set the program (PGM) HDMI volume § Mutltiview HDMI: Set the Multiview HDMI volume
Line out (2) volume is synchronized with the Multiview HDMI volume§ Line Out (1) & XLR: Sets the volume for Line Out (1) & XLR
This field adjusts the volume and does not affect the recording/streaming volumeScenes Layout Setting
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Scenes A customized Scene combines “Overlay,” “Background Image,” and “Production Layout,” 2 Layout Apply a different layout to change the position of each input on the screen. Click the layout style to apply. 3 Overlay Add an image overlay to your program 4 Background Display the background images supported by “Online Director” system. Click a thumbnail to apply. - Camera Control
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Camera Select the camera you wish to control 2 Preset Click number buttons to store and recall presets 3 Direction Control Move the center point to control the camera’s position. The web interface does not support trackball controls. Please use arrow buttons to control the camera4 Zoom In/ Out Zooms in/out 5 Focus Set up auto or manual focus 6 Tracking Set the tracking function on/off This function is only works with Lumens tracking cameras7 PTZ Speed Set the speed of Pan Tilt Zoom movement
File Management
Perform the following functions via the file management interface: Upload, download, delete, replay video files and edit recording information.
- Multiview Output Interface
No Item Function Descriptions 1 Preview Select a video file for play out and control on the Preview screen 2 Program Display the Director screen or switch to synchronize with the Preview screen 3 Screen Switch Switch the Program screen to the LIVE Director screen or the Preview screen 4 Discovery Search video recordings by date 5 Display Mode Video view mode. Switch to thumbnail or list mode 6 Folder Show recording video folders 7 Video File Display Display files in the video folder 8 File Management Delete, backup or copy the recording video to an external USB flash drive - Webpage Interface
The default web interface page is the system settings page. Click the video management icon
on the top-right corner to access the video management page.
Video management
| No | Item | Function Descriptions |
| 1 | Video Management | Click to access the video management page |
| 2 | Photo Management | Click to access the picture management page |
| 3 | Configuration | Click to access the system settings page
|
| 4 | Online Director | Click to enter the Online Director page |
| 5 | Logout | Click this icon to log out of the web interface |
| 6 | File Management | Upload, download and delete selected video files |
| 7 | Hard Drive Status | Display the used space and the capacity of the current hard drive |
| 8 | Video File Display | Lists information, including file names of recording videos, thumbnails, capacity, and date |
File Management Description
- Uploading
Check the thumbnails of the videos to upload. Click [
] and the videos will be uploaded to the location set in Upload Settings. Please refer to [System Management/Upload Settings] for related settings.
Upload Status Description:
- Downloading
Check the thumbnails of the videos to download. Click [
] and the videos will be saved as MP4 video files and datasets. If only video files are needed, you can click the video thumbnails and access video playback page to download only video files.
Delete
Select the thumbnails of the videos to delete. Click [
] to permanently delete the files.
Video Playback
Right-click a video to preview the video, edit the related content data, and download the video file and dataset.
| No | Item | Function Descriptions |
| 1 | Video Control Window | Playback and control recorded videos |
| 2 | Video Content | Edit and modify video content |
| 3 | Video File and Dataset | Select the video files or datasets to download |
| 4 | Download | Click this button to download the selected video files or datasets |
| 5 | Apply | After editing and modifying the video content, click this button to apply |
Photo Management
You can manage the photo files captured by pressing SNAPSHOT. Folders will be named with the shooting date automatically; all photos shot on the same date will be stored in the same folder. Just like Video Management, you can also upload, download, and delete photos in Photo Management subpage.
Troubleshooting
This chapter describes problems you may encounter while using LC300 and LC300S. If you have questions, please refer to related chapters and follow all the suggested solutions. If the problem still occurrs, please contact your distributor or the service center.
| No. | Problems | Solutions |
| 1. | Boot without power signal | Please confirm that the power cord used is of DC 19V specification |
| 2. | No image output | 1. Check the power
2. Check if the input/output device cables are loose 3. Replace the cables and make sure they are not faulty 4. Make sure if the input source is connected to the device correctly 5. LC300/LC300S cannot record video from a HDCP source 6. Confirm whether the machine is in standby mode. Tap any button on the device panel to wake the machine (*Note 1) |
| 3. | The panel buttons are not responding | The panel is non-functional when logging into the system |
| 4. | LC300/LC300S cannot perform camera control after connecting to a camera | Please make sure the dial setting of the Camera Address Selector is 0. The device cannot identify a camera correctly if it is not 0. |
| 5. | You have forgotten the web interface administration password | Press the Reset button on the front panel to reset the device (hold press for 3 seconds) |
| 6. | Web interface login failed | 1. Confirm whether the machine is in standby mode. Tap any button on the device panel to wake the machine (*Note 1)
2. Please confirm whether the password is correct. If you forget your password, please refer to Troubleshooting #5. |
| 7. | LC300/LC300S cannot find the camera | 1. Ensure that the camera has been set up using only English letters or numbers. Check [Setting] > [Video] > [Camera ID]/[Camera Location] in the webpage. The device cannot find a machine if you use special characters and spaces.
2. When the device is connected to a switch and the switch IGMP function is on, it will not be able to search for cameras on the local area network. Please disable the IGMP function first and then search for cameras again. |
| 8. | LC300/LC300S supports maximum recording time | The maximum recording time which LC300/LC300S supports is 12 hours. 24/7 recording is not supported. |
* Note 1: Standby Mode: Enable via RS232/TCP command.
Addendum
Frequently used port No.
| Port No. | Description |
| 1935/TCP | Applicable for RTMP push to most platforms, such as YouTube, Vimeo, and Twitch |
| 80/TCP | Applicable for RTMP push to Periscope |
| 443/TCP | Applicable for RTMPS push to Facebook |
| 1935/TCP / 1936/TCP | Applicable for RTMP push to LinkedIn |
| 2935/TCP / 2396/TCP | Applicable for RTMPS push to LinkedIn |
| 443/TCP (HTTPS) | Applicable for platforms with built-in HTTPS security authentication, such as YouTube, Facebook, Ustream, Livestream, and Twitch |
| 53/UDP (DNS) | Applicable to services of changing DNS IP address |
Documents / Resources
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Lumens LC300S CaptureVision Station [pdf] User Manual LC300, LC300S, LC300S CaptureVision Station, LC300S, CaptureVision Station, Station |
