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Integrator Training

Digital Cinema Deployment

TMS Hardware Integrator Installation

Training Manual (CHIPS)

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Document History

The following table details the revision history for this document.

Date Description of Changes Author Issue /

Version

06/12/2010 Original Chris Mullins 1.0

24/10/2011 Revised Chris Mullins 2.0

07/02/2012 Revised Chris Mullins 4.0

10/02/2012 Revised Chris Mullins 5.0

05/04/2012 Revised – Drawings / Section 11.1 / minor changes Chris Mullins 6.0

13/07/2012 Revised – For new Server Image Andrew Buckland 7.0

23/07/2012 Revision Andrew Buckland 8.0

28/01/2013 Updated and edited Andrew Buckland 8.2

01/09/2015 Updated and edited Chris Mullins 8.4

Confidentiality

This document and any attachments have been prepared by Sony Professional Solutions Europe for the sole use

of integrator being trained. The contents are confidential and must not be communicated in whole or part to any

other party without the prior written approval of Sony.

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Contents

TMS HARDWARE INTEGRATOR INSTALLATION TRAINING (CHIPS) 1

1SCHEMATICS 5

1.1CHIPS Rack Layout Description 5

1.1.1Rear connections of TMS Server 6

1.2Rack Layout Schematic 7

1.3Network Schematic 8

1.4Power and Control Schematic 9

2CHIPS POWER UP PROCEDURE 10

2.1IPMI Settings 11

3CHIPS POWER DOWN PROCEDURE 13

4USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS 14

5STANDARD IP ADDRESS SCHEMA 15

6CHIPS INITIAL CONFIGURATION 16

6.1TMS Server Configuration 16

6.1.1Basic OS Options 16

6.1.2Windows Activation 16

6.1.3Administrator Account Password 17

6.1.4TMS Server Network Settings 18

6.2Switch Configuration 21

6.3UPS Configuration 27

6.4Setting up the Library 28

6.5TMS Licensing 28

7TMS SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION 30

7.1Start/Restart TMS Service (if required) 30

7.1.1View TMS GUI on Web browser 30

7.2Log in Details 30

7.3Create an Auditorium 31

7.3.1Specific Settings for Doremi Servers 31

7.4Edit Cue Template Settings 32

8OTHER USEFUL TMS SETTINGS 34

8.1Configuration – Library Settings 34

8.1.1Ingest Settings 34

8.1.2Library Path 35

8.1.3External Device Path 36

8.2Configuration - SPL/Pack Settings 36

8.2.1Add Additional Pack Types 36

8.3Configuration - Schedule Settings 36

8.3.1Schedule Import 36

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8.4CineWatch Device Monitor Site Name Settings 37

8.5TMS Server Desktop Shortcuts 38

8.6Paragon ExtFS driver 39

8.6.1All NTP addresses 39

9PLEASE SET THE WINDOWS TIME SERVICE IS SET TO AUTOMATIC (DELAYED START).FINAL

TMS SERVER CONFIGURATION 39

9.1TMS Server Windows Login 40

9.2TMS Service is Running 40

9.3Windows Time Service is Running 40

9.4Firewall Settings 40

10SONY PROJECTOR PREPARATION FOR TMS 41

10.1Screen to Screen (S2S) Network Setup 41

10.2Screen to Screen Source Setup 41

10.3NTP Setup 41

10.4Network Setup 42

10.5SMSManager_custom.ini file change 42

11SMS-C CONFIGURATION 43

11.1Initial Login configuration 43

11.2SMS-C Folder setting on SMS-C 45

11.2.1SMS-C ‘Export’ Folder Settings 45

12TMS CLIENT WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION 46

12.1Hardware Setup 46

12.2General Setup 46

12.2.1Initial Windows Configuration 46

12.2.2Firewall Settings 46

12.2.3Software Prerequisites 47

12.3Network Setup 47

12.4NTP Client Setup 47

12.5SMSC Installation 47

12.5.1Initial Login configuration 47

12.6Create Shortcuts 48

13HARDWARE TEST PROCEDURES 48

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1 Schematics

Populate the pre-wired CHIPS rack using the following schematics.

1.1 CHIPS Rack Layout Description

UPS - Uninterruptable Power Supply that will power the CHIPS system in the event of

a power cut. The UPS will do a clean shutdown of the system when the battery level

goes below a determined level.

TMS SERVER - The TMS server is where the Theatre Management System (TMS)

software is installed. All ingests of DCPs go through the TMS server either through

USB, eSATA or network interfaces. The CineWatch application is also installed which

provides a system monitoring service over SNMP. It also provides an increased level

of support as Sony can monitor and access the system remotely (if VPN link is

available). Upgrades of the projector firmware/software can be done remotely using

CineWatch

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LIBRARY STORAGE - This is included in on board the TMS Server. The Library

Storage contains 8 x 2TB disks formatted to NTFS in a raid 6 configuration leaving

12TB useable space on the disk. Assuming a DCP feature size of 250GB this will

give storage for approximately 60 feature films (200GB DCP).

DCP HDD POWER AND USB DISTRIBUTION - A mains distribution panel is

provided so that a DCP HDD can be powered at the front of the rack. 4x USB ports

are available on the front of the TMS Application Server. Also KDM’s can be ingested

by USB memory stick.

CRU DATAPORT (High Speed Ingest) - The CRU Dataport provides increased

ingest speed through an eSATA interface to the Application Server. 2 x CRU DCP

HDD can be inserted, powered automatically and then ingested using the TMS Client.

KVM MONITOR/KEYBOARD DRAWER - The KVM monitor and keyboard is used for

configuration and maintenance of the system and can access both the Application

Server and the CineWatch Server. The KVM monitor is usually kept closed and not

used for daily use.

48 PORT Gb NETWORK SWITCH - The Gigabit switch is configured with a 4 x 1Gb

trunk to the Application Server for throughput and a single Gb link to each projector,

TMS Client and customer network.

TMS WORKSTATION - The TMS client PC is a standard PC which is not required to

be high performance. From this PC the TMS graphical user interface is accessed

through Windows Internet Explorer (or FireFox). The TMS Client is usually located in

the projection box and is the main point of interaction with the system. Scheduling,

Content Management, Status Monitoring and Show Management can be performed

at this terminal. A system can have multiple TMS Clients.

1.1.1 Rear connections of TMS Server

Figure 1 - Rear connections of TMS Server

Please note that the 4 network cables that form the 4Gb TMS trunk to the network

switch are all connected to the Network PCI card not the on board nics.

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1.2 Rack Layout Schematic

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1.3 Network Schematic

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1.4 Power and Control Schematic

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2 CHIPS Power Up Procedure

Before performing the power up procedure please confirm that all wiring is cabled as

per the network and control schematics

Connect power cable from the UPS to the mains power supply

The UPS cable has two connectors, a C19 16A rectangle connector that connects to

the UPS, and a European plug adapter that connects to the house power supply.

Since the rack only has two servers the standard house power supply will be

sufficient to power the equipment.

Turn on the UPS

Hold the ‘ON’ button on the UPS for 3 seconds to protect the load

Turn on the Supermicro TMS Server

Press the power switch on the front of the server.

UPS Cable

esc

ON Button

FRONT

UPS

House

Power

Supply

ON Button

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