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Service Information<br />

for Broadcast Equipment<br />

SI-R-2002-013<br />

Date: 20.12.2002 Product: DD/HD35, XtenDD/HD Reference:<br />

Responsible: Thomas Heil Department: TS-SP<br />

Phone: +49 (0) 6155 870 327<br />

Fax: +49 (0) 6155 870 137<br />

Sheet: 1/8<br />

e-mail:<br />

TechSupportSwitcher@thmulti.com<br />

Recommended service personnel:<br />

Technical Support<br />

Customer Support NSO<br />

Certificated Field Support<br />

To be modified at:<br />

Factory site<br />

Customer site<br />

Note:<br />

This Service Information is for internal use only! All orders only available via customer support organization!<br />

Production Switchers DD35, XtenDD , XtenDD (HD)<br />

Controller Boards RY2156, RY3156, RC2374 and RY2600<br />

Loss of Communication on the LAN and Unspecific Error Messages<br />

1. General<br />

In some cases the panel looses communication with the E- Box, which can be<br />

caused by different reasons. Also in some cases you will get unspecific error<br />

messages like “temperature sensor not accessible”. In the past some SIs<br />

and FAQs dealing with this problems have been published. This new SI sums<br />

up these information and updates to the latest point.<br />

Former Service Information (SI) which now became replaced respectively<br />

updated:<br />

SI-R-2002-006<br />

SI-R-2002-004<br />

SI-R-2001-005<br />

SI-R-2000-013<br />

LAN Communication Problems<br />

Error message "DS0200.23B Temperature Sensor not<br />

accessible"<br />

Mismatching at the Converter Type “Magnum TB14”<br />

Cheapernet connection cable<br />

Attention:<br />

Electrostatically sensitive devices on the p.c. boards. Observe the<br />

precaution for handling.<br />

Project Manager:<br />

PJM / Rainer Sturm<br />

Product Manager:<br />

PDM / Rolf Grzibek<br />

Technical Support:<br />

TS-SP / Thomas Heil<br />

BTS Media Solutions GmbH, Brunnenweg 9, D-64331 Weiterstadt, Germany


Service Information SI-R-2002-013<br />

DD35 / XtenDD / HD<br />

2. Code Converter Problems<br />

After hardware modification of all types of controller boards (a new type of<br />

Manchester-Code-Converter IC chip has been implemented), sporadic LAN<br />

disconnections between mainframe and control panel can occur.<br />

Controllers of hardware indices shown in the following list can be affected by this<br />

phenomenon. How to find out the hardware index, please refer to chapter 6<br />

Type<br />

HW<br />

Index<br />

Designation<br />

Order No.<br />

Exchange part<br />

RY 2156 > 9 Mainframe Controller DD35 0 212 240 790<br />

RY 3156 > 9 Mainframe Controller XtenDD (SD and HD) 0 212 315 690<br />

RY 2374 > 4 Panel Controller RPS35-2 / -2S / -3 / -4/32 0 351 774 490<br />

RY 2600 > 2 RSE1 Controller 0 212 320 190<br />

A different way to check is identifying the type of assembled IC‘s on the PCBs.<br />

former type: SEEQ N08023<br />

new type: MicroLinear ML2652<br />

Location of IC Chips<br />

Board<br />

Type<br />

IC Location<br />

with<br />

SEEQ N08023<br />

IC Location<br />

with<br />

ML2652<br />

RY 2156 V155 V141<br />

RY 3156<br />

V141<br />

RY 2374 V42 V42<br />

RY 2600<br />

V64<br />

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Reason of the Modification<br />

The Manchester-Code-Converter IC chip has been changed from manufacturer<br />

SEEQ to MicroLinear. Some modifications of the resistor-arrays have to be done to<br />

get the new IC chip into reliable functionality.<br />

The problem represents as follows: Sudden interruption of LAN connection between<br />

Sidepanel PC and Mainframe controller and/or Panel controller. The functionality can<br />

not be re-established by a reset at the controller boards. The system must be shut<br />

down (E-Box and Control Panel) and booted again.<br />

Intended Customers<br />

The upgrade should be performed if customers report about LAN interruptions and<br />

any cause by another fault can be excluded. If possible, including spare part<br />

controllers which is strongly recommended.<br />

Exchange Procedure<br />

If these problems occurs the boards have to be modified, respectively have to be<br />

replaced.<br />

When ordering exchange boards it is absolutely necessary to indicate the serial<br />

number of Ebox and panel. All exchange boards will be delivered with the software<br />

version V4.x.x.<br />

Before sending back to the factory check by means of all other items of this Service<br />

Information whether the trouble is not caused by another fault.<br />

Modified controller boards will have the following hardware index:<br />

Switcher<br />

Model<br />

Type<br />

HW Index<br />

Modified<br />

Boards<br />

DD35 05 … 08 (97)<br />

RY2156<br />

19 (97)<br />

XtenDD (SD&HD) RY3156 23<br />

DD35 04(99), 09(99)<br />

XtenDD (SD&HD) RC2374 13<br />

RSE1 06 (95)<br />

RY 2600<br />

11<br />

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DD35 / XtenDD / HD<br />

3. Cheapernet Connection Cable<br />

The use of wrong cables for the cheapernet connection at the switcher (e.g. 50-ohm<br />

cables with 75-ohm BNC plug connectors) will cause communication problems. It is<br />

absolutely necessary that only 50-ohm cables with 50-ohm plug connectors are used<br />

for the cheapernet connection of switcher panels and mainframes.<br />

Cable type RG58<br />

Ohm-value of the surge impedance<br />

Cheapernet connection cable KV 0770 (50-Ohm coax)<br />

The BNC plug connectors (50-ohm / 75-ohm) are very similar. Aside from the surge<br />

impedance, the difference between the 50-ohm and 75-ohm BNC plug connectors is<br />

the smaller diameter of the center contact pin for 75-ohm. It may lead to an unstable<br />

contact at the 50-ohm BNC plug connector.<br />

The BNC plug connector type is marked at the outer ring of the bayonet. BNC plug<br />

connectors without such a type designation must not be used.<br />

50-Ohm BNC connector<br />

75-Ohm BNC connector<br />

Ready-made cheapernet cables can be ordered from Thomson Multimedia.<br />

HF coax cable,<br />

Part number<br />

length<br />

1 m 0 782 740 100<br />

1.5 m 0 782 740 200<br />

5 m 0 782 740 300<br />

20 m 0 782 740 400<br />

30 m 0 782 740 700<br />

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4. Mismatching at the Converter Type “Magnum TB14”,<br />

(RPS-2S Panels only)<br />

The LAN Converter type “Magnum TB14”, used in RPS35–2S panels can be set to<br />

internal termination at the BNC connector end. In this case distortions might be<br />

caused when transmitting data via the cheapernet LAN.<br />

Normally, the 10Base2 ports are connected with a BNC-T connector to the switcher<br />

network and terminated with 50-ohm resistors at both ends. Some panels have the<br />

switch of the LAN converter set in wrong position “INT”, i.e. the 10Base2 port is<br />

terminated internallly. The switch position cannot be seen from outside. When the<br />

LAN converter is mounted in the panel, the switch cannot be set to “EXT” since it is<br />

hidden by the mechanics. For this reason it is required to find out the switch position<br />

by measuring from outside at 10Base2 port (J10 IPC LAN connector) using an<br />

ohmmeter.<br />

First, the panel has to be disconnected from the LAN bus. Measurement is made<br />

from the inner pin of the BNC connector (J10 IPC LAN) against the shield (connector<br />

case).<br />

1. If the switch is at position “INT”, 50 ±1 ohms are measured .<br />

2. If the switch is at position “EXT”, a value of ″∞“ (=infinite) is measured.<br />

When the measurement shows that the switch is in “INT“, the LAN converter has to<br />

be removed. It is screwed at two points to the lower part of the panel. For removing,<br />

loosen the nut of the BNC connector with a socket wrench, subsequently loosen the<br />

small cross-head screw below the BNC connector.<br />

Using a small screw driver set the switch to position “EXT“ and reassemble the unit<br />

in reverse order.<br />

LAN Converter “Magnum TB14”:<br />

Switch<br />

position<br />

INT<br />

EXT<br />

„INT“ / „EXT“<br />

switch<br />

Mounting screw<br />

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Service Information SI-R-2002-013<br />

DD35 / XtenDD / HD<br />

5. LAN Connection Checklist<br />

Please ensure, that following potential sources of error can be excluded<br />

(see also FAQ R-28)<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Both ends must be terminated with 50 Ohm.<br />

Are all T- and BNC connectors 50 Ohm types? 75 Ohm types have a<br />

smaller diameter of the inner connector causing uncertain contact.<br />

Use 50 Ohm cables type RG 58 only.<br />

No stubs are allowed.<br />

Check that the resistance measured at any T-type connector is<br />

25..30 Ohm, depending on cable length.<br />

The LAN shield must be connected to a PE terminal only once<br />

(at E-Box side).<br />

Check the LAN specs:<br />

- total section length less than 150m,<br />

- more than 50cm between junctions,<br />

- less than 20 modules per section,<br />

- max 6 sections interconnected by repeaters.<br />

If patch panels are in use, its connectors must be strictly isolated,<br />

no EMV capacitors are allowed.<br />

Connect E-Box and attach Panel in Startup menu.<br />

Can you ping the modules?<br />

Check if an IP address is given twice (address conflict).<br />

Note: an E-Box needs three, a Panel two IP addresses.<br />

Check the network settings of the Sidepanel-PC:<br />

IP Address 192.168.0.xxx<br />

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0.<br />

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6. Unspecific Error Messages<br />

Sometimes error messages can appear at the Diagnoses menu:<br />

Examples:<br />

DS0200.23B Temperature Sensor not accessible<br />

Temperature too high 147 degree<br />

Microprocessor over temperature Ebox 147 degrees centigrade<br />

temperature sensor unavailable Ebox<br />

In connection with the LAN communication problem the reliability of the diagnosis<br />

has also be improved by the above mentioned Indices of controller boards, in<br />

addition with the software V4.0.x. If this kind of problem appears please make sure<br />

whenever possible (if the installed software is already any >3.x.x version) to update<br />

the operating software to version V4.0.x.<br />

7. How to Find Out the Hardware Index<br />

The hardware index of the board is located at:<br />

a printed label on the solder or component side of the PCB indicated by IDX: ...<br />

close to board type indications and parts numbers. Additional yellow label (if<br />

exists) completes the index indication<br />

one of the ejectors; its indicated by figures of a little plastic plug (only older<br />

boards)<br />

RY 2156 / RY 3156 (soldering side) RC 2370<br />

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Service Information SI-R-2002-013<br />

DD35 / XtenDD / HD<br />

8. Exchange Procedure<br />

Please order modified boards at our order desk referring to that Service-Information.<br />

When returning the controller board it is absolutely necessary to indicate the installed<br />

operation software.<br />

The Technical Support in Weiterstadt asks to report back at which switchers the<br />

exchange was carried out.<br />

Please make sure that always the Panel- and the E-Box Controller will be ordered<br />

and exchanged in pairs.<br />

In connection with any exchange of boards please pay attention also the issue<br />

described in Service-information SI-R-2001-006 (red dot mark at i960 chip).<br />

Attention:<br />

Electrostatically sensitive devices on the p.c. boards.<br />

Observe the precaution for handling.<br />

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