Video Streamer Quick Set Up Guide Model: GIP-HDVR-2001 Provision live video streaming allows you to view your favourite programmes from anywhere in the home using your smart phone or tablet device connected through your home router.
The Provision Video Streamer Package Contents Video Streamer Wall Plug Power Supply Quick Set Up Guide Ethernet Adaptor Ethernet Cable To avoid permanent damage to the Video Streamer, use only the power supply provided. Tablet or Mobile Phone Requirements Apple iPad, iPod touch and iPhone - iOS v5 or above - Requires installation of a third-party app Android tablets and smart phones - Android 3.
Home Router Requirements The Provision Video Streamer connects to the wireless broadband router of the home network using the supplied Ethernet dongle and cable. Any broadband wireless router should be suitable, but verify that – - it has a spare Ethernet socket - the tablet or smart phone can connect by WiFi to the home router. Rear Panel Side Panel USB Socket The Ethernet adaptor connects to the USB socket on the side of the unit. Remove the protective rubber bung before connecting.
Quick Start STEP 1 - Install the Video Streamer Connect the HDMI output of the set-top box to the HDMI input of the Video Streamer using a good quality HDMI cable. Connect the TV output of the Video Streamer to an HDMI input of the TV using a good quality HDMI cable. Connect the Ethernet Adaptor to the Video Streamer USB socket (on side of unit) Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the socket of the Ethernet adaptor.
STEP 2 - Connect power Connect the power supply to the power input of the Video Streamer. Plug the power supply into a mains socket and switch on. Turn on power to the TV and set top box. Verify that programs can be seen on the TV. The Video Streamer will automatically connect to your home network router. STEP 3 - Check indicator lights To confirm correct operation, check the front panel LED indicators, and the blue LED indicator on the Ethernet adaptor.
STEP 4 - Watch TV via an Apple iPad or iPhone If you have an Android device, skip to Step 5 A media player application is required. Numerous players are available for iOS, but we recommend AirPlayer which can be purchased from the Apple App store. Install a media player. AirPlayer is recommended. Start the AirPlayer App. Select the Settings menu of the AirPlayer App.
STEP 5 - Watch TV via an Android Tablet or Phone If you have an Apple device, see Step 4 A media player application is required. Numerous players are available for Android, but we recommend the Provision HDlive Streamer which can be downloaded from the Google Play store. See Frequently Asked Questions, page 10, for guidance on using alternative Android apps. Install Provision HDlive Streamer. This is a free App from the Google Play store.
Alternative Android App – BubbleUPnP The recommended App for Android is Provision HDlive Streamer, see Step 5 Install the free App BubbleUPnP from the Google Play Store Ensure that the tablet or phone is connected via WiFi to your home router. The WiFi symbol should be displayed in the status bar at the top of the screen Note that it is not possible to connect to the Video Streamer via a mobile network.
Troubleshooting Guide Many issues can be solved by carefully checking that all connections to the Video Streamer are correct and undamaged. Please refer to the Quick Start instructions, page 4. The Ethernet Connected indicator is off There is no connection to the home router.
Frequently Asked Questions How do I set-up the units? This is a simple procedure. See Quick Start, page 4. Are all home WiFi routers supported? The tablet or phone needs to connect to the router via WiFi, so check that this is possible. Other than that, the router should have a free Ethernet socket. A recent WiFi routers supporting the faster 802.11n is preferred when streaming to several devices simultaneously.
Why does the video occasionally hesitate just after streaming starts? This is normal behaviour, while the buffer of the video player fills. What if the Video Streamer is a long way from my home network router? If it is not practical to make a wired Ethernet connection, we recommend the use of Home Plug adapters. Is it possible to upgrade the units? Yes. Upgrades for improved performance and additional features are planned. See Software Update, page 12.
Software Update Software updates will be made available in the future to enhance the performance of the units. The procedure for upgrade is Download the update file from the company website - see page 16 - and store on a USB memory stick. Turn off the Video Streamer Temporarily disconnect the Ethernet adaptor, and insert the USB memory stick in the USB socket on the side of the Video Streamer. Turn the Video Streamer off and then on.
Technical Specification Dimensions mm (inches) Video input resolutions Audio input format Compression Mobile Streaming Ethernet interface HDMI connectors Supply Voltage Power Consumption Temperature Range 135x145x30 (5.25x5.75x1.2) 1080p60/50/24, 1080i60/50, 720p60/50, 576p50, 480p60, 480i60. Stereo PCM Video: H.264 / MPEG4-AVC Audio: AAC HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) protocol 100Base-T, using supplied USB-Ethernet adaptor one input one output - loop through for TV 90 to 264 V, 50 to 60 Hz 6 W typ.
This equipment incorporates High-Definition Definition Multimedia interface (HDMI™) technology. HDMI, the HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are all trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI licensing, LCC.
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Contact Web: www.provision-comm.com or www.globalinvacom.com Email: support@provision-comm.com Please record the serial number the unit. This information will be required to register the purchase and gain access to the support pages of the website if required. Unit Serial Number Date Purchased GIP-HDVR-2001-QSG V0.
