ViewCast Oven 4100 Manual Do Utilizador
Niagara 4100 User Guide
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If any components are missing or damaged, do not continue with the installation. Contact the ViewCast
reseller from which you purchased your Niagara 4100 streaming media appliance for assistance in
obtaining any missing parts or for parts replacement.
reseller from which you purchased your Niagara 4100 streaming media appliance for assistance in
obtaining any missing parts or for parts replacement.
System requirements
Ensure your computer meets the following system requirements.
Browser Interface
Any Internet Explorer (IE)-based computer, workstation, or laptop that
interfaces to a dynamic host configuration protocol/domain name
server (DHCP/DNS)-compatible network
interfaces to a dynamic host configuration protocol/domain name
server (DHCP/DNS)-compatible network
User Interface
High-speed Internet, dial-up, and mobile device users
Specifications
Intel i7 processor
4 GB RAM or larger
HDD (160 GB or larger)
Osprey 710e HD technology
4.5
” H x 8” W x 12” D)
8 lbs (3.6 kg)
90 W power supply
Installing additional software
The Niagara appliances run an embedded version of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system (OS),
which is a sub-set of the normal retail version. The Microsoft License agreement limits the use of the
system to what the machine is designed to do.
which is a sub-set of the normal retail version. The Microsoft License agreement limits the use of the
system to what the machine is designed to do.
The Microsoft Update process is turned off by default to prevent interruptions during live streaming
events. It is also not advised to use a Windows 7 installation CD to add features to the system or the
appliance may fail.
events. It is also not advised to use a Windows 7 installation CD to add features to the system or the
appliance may fail.
You may load additional software on the appliance; however, ViewCast does not support this additional
software. You also need to ensure the primary drive is not full or the appliance will fail. In the event of a
problem, you may need to perform a Factory Restore, which returns the appliance to the original
software load. You may save the current encoder profiles and reload them when the Factory Restore is
complete.
software. You also need to ensure the primary drive is not full or the appliance will fail. In the event of a
problem, you may need to perform a Factory Restore, which returns the appliance to the original
software load. You may save the current encoder profiles and reload them when the Factory Restore is
complete.
You can perform a Factory Restore at any time. This process returns the appliance to the software load
that came with the appliance. Perform a Factory Restore if the appliance becomes unstable due to
installed applications, viruses, etc. Please refer to the user guide for instructions.
that came with the appliance. Perform a Factory Restore if the appliance becomes unstable due to
installed applications, viruses, etc. Please refer to the user guide for instructions.
ViewCast Support can provide assistance should the appliance fail to start. In most cases, you can
restore an appliance to operation without returning it to ViewCast. There is a fee in the event a user
returns an appliance due to applications the user installed or if the appliance failed because the primary
partition (drive C) is full.
restore an appliance to operation without returning it to ViewCast. There is a fee in the event a user
returns an appliance due to applications the user installed or if the appliance failed because the primary
partition (drive C) is full.