NetUP Streamer headend stations are presented in three models: Streamer mini, Streamer 8x and Streamer 16x.

Depending on the model, the streamer can support 4 to 16 inputs and CAM modules. The inputs in the web interface are numbered as inputs of your device. Inputs located on the rear panel of NetUP Streamer and numbered as follows:

Make sure that the satellite signal cables are connected to the streamer inputs, the Ethernet cable is connected to the 1st port on the front panel of the streamer and the device is plugged in.

Open a browser and write the default IP address: 10.1.0.1.

On the opened page enter the default login and password: admin and netup123

As result, the Home page opens. It contains the values of the main server parameters and links to modules included in your license.

The Server settings module is available for any configuration. Go to this module, select the Network page and expand the eth0 panel.

Enter your IP address, save it and then restart the server.

Run the web interface again and specify the IP address you set.

Log in and go to the Server settings module. Open the License page and upload your license.

Then open the Modules page to upload modules you got with your license. If necessary, update the modules.

When the update is complete, go to configure streamer inputs.

In the web interface go to the NetUP DVB IP streamer module.

On the NetUP DVB to IP gateway page select an input and expand its panel to configure it.

You can set input parameters manually, get them from a satellite database or browse network, and also upload them from a preset.

To set parameters manually, select Input mode (DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C Annex A, ISDB-T) and fill in all the fields in a form. Each of input modes has its own set of fields, and the list of available modes depends on the DVB adapter type.

In the right corner of the form, press the menu button and select Satellite database to get the transponder settings. In the opened window, select one of available transponders to fill in the form using its parameters.

Make sure that all the fields are filled in correctly and check the Enable input box. To active the settings, click on APPLY.

If the input panel displays quality indicators at the top and a list of programs at the bottom, you can go to set up streaming.

In the web interface go to the NetUP DVB IP streamer module.

On the NetUP DVB to IP gateway page select a configured input and expand its panel, then go to a list of programs. In the list, opposite one of the programs, click on

In the opened Stream setup window add the required number of streams and set up parameters for them.

You can use following stream types: UDP, UDP IPv6 and HTTP Progressive. Each type of stream has its own set of parameters. If you need to add several streams of the same type for one program, we recommend adding a two-digit number in the Address field to the last digit in the fourth octet, which is one more than the previous one. For example, if the address of the 1st stream is 235.114.3.1, then the address for the 2nd stream can be 235.114.3.101, and for the 3rd one – 235.114.3.102. In this case it is easier to avoid IP address conflict.

To save changes and close the window, click on APPLY.

Select the next program from the list and set up streaming in the same way.

Configure one of the streamer inputs, select New preset and click on

In the opened dialog write a name of the preset and save it.

If the input has configured streams, their parameters will save to the preset. When you want to use such a preset, you can select: Apply input settings or Apply both input and streaming settings

To configure an input using a preset, select the preset from the list and when the web form displays input parameters click on APPLY.

You can modify parameters before applying them. Modifying in the web form will not edit the preset.
To edit a preset, select it from the list, change settings for the input or the streaming or both, apply the changes and then click on
to the right of the preset. In the opened dialog you can edit the preset name and save all the changes.

Before you start the NetUP server, plug the network and power cables into the device and then switch power on.

After starting, the LCD screen displays Starting…​ or Startup…​. It depends on a model of your device. Then the screen indicates the total rate of input and output traffic.

Use Up and Down buttons to move from screen to screen:

There are two tabs on the page: Modules and Services.

Module contains a certain set of functions that are responsible for the operation of a NetUP.tv component, for example, dvb-gw is responsible for the operation of NetUP DVB IP Streamer.
Service is a utility that is responsible for starting or stopping a module.

Use the Modules tab for the following actions:

After uploading and installing a new module, go to the tab Services to run this module. Click on the corresponding button in front of the service responsible for the module, and then confirm the action in the window that opens. Similarly, you can stop some services if you do not plan to use corresponding modules.

Open this page to upload, install or delete a firmware.

Firmware of different versions of the NetUP.tv system may not be consistent with each other.

If you need to downgrade to previous firmware releases, contact the NetUP technical support department

The NetUP.tv system provides automatic backup once a day.

Backups are tar.bz2 archives that contain the system settings.

The latest automatic backup is available for download at the link. You can open or close access to the archive, as well as copy or reset the link.

To create or upload backup , click on in the lower right corner and select an action.

To restore system settings, select an archive, click on and confirm the action in the window that opens.

Open this page to get information about uploaded licenses (license numbers, components, expiration dates and restrictions) or to upload a new one.

To update a license, click on
In the opened window, select the files you want to load, or drag them, wait for the download to finish and close the window.

Open this page to see all NetUP.tv systems. Each of the systems has a separate panel. The panel displays a list of services with which interaction is possible. Addresses of interacting services are links.

Expand a panel and click on the pen icon next to the service you want to edit. In the opened window write the address manually or check Auto detect box to detect the address automatically, then click on Save.

Open this page if you want to:

Each of the interfaces, DNS and NetUP support tunnel has a panel. Expand a panel to access the settings.

The page contains two lists of routing rules: System routing rules and User routing rules. You can edit, add or remove user routing rules. The system routing rules are needed for correct system operation and can’t be edited.

There are two tabs on the page: Users and Roles.

Use the Users tab for the following actions:

To create and configure a role, go to the Roles tab.

Open this page to set the date and time of your server, as well as select your time zone.

In the web interface, you can enable time synchronization with the time server of your choice. Date and Time are synchronized with debian.pool.ntp.org by default

The NetUP DVB to IP gateway page is divided into panels. The number of panels corresponds to the number of physical inputs on the rear panel of your streamer. The inputs in the web interface are numbered as inputs on the rear panel of your device.

Click on the menu button at the top of the page to get channel list or EPG, as well as to open the settings window with user interface options. Use the User interface options window to change the interface language, enable interface tutorial that launches a brief description of the page functionality, and to switch some options.

Expand an input panel to get transponder settings.

If an input is configured, its panel displays:

The status of the indicators changes after each update of the input signal parameters.

Select an Input mode (DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C Annex A, ISDB-T) and the panel will display a set of parameters for the input. Each of input modes has its own set of parameters. Set the values for the parameters and click on APPLY.

For DVB-S2 and DVB-T2, the Select PLP option is available. PLP (Physical Layer Pipe) is a logical channel that may carry one or multiple services. You can specify the ID of the channel that you want to receive in the corresponding field.

If you connect a CAM (Conditional Access Module) to your streamer, the input panel will display following indicators:

If CAM works normally, the following sessions are always open:

Click on AI and CA indicator to see more details about CAM (name, manufacturer, supported hiding systems).

Other sessions that may be open:

Click on MMI to close MMI session.

The bottom of the input panel displays a list of received programs.

Click on a program number to see program properties or click on a program name to see the names of the programs: the one that is on the air and the next one.

Opposite each of the programs in the list you can see the status of this program. If the lock is closed, it means the stream is encrypted, if the lock is open, it means the stream is decrypted. Click on the key icon at the top of the list to open the Test descrambling dialog where you can select the programs for checking the decryption option.

Click on the opposite of the program to set up streaming

If you need to provide NetUP support with access to your server, follow these steps:

When a network connection to the NetUP server is impossible, use the debugging cable supplied with the server. Connect the port on the server’s front panel to the COM port on any PC and open a terminal program. A Linux console will show up in the terminal window.

Use the following connection parameters: