Series 7000 Installation Manual - Grass Valley

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Section 1 — Overview The SMS-128x128 system adds another six rack-unit frame section to accommodate destinations 97-128. Refer to Figure 1-11. Figure 1-11. SMS-128x128 Video Frame Convection cooling units may be required but are not shown. SMS-V128x128 16x16 to 128x128 5 Frame Sections 30 rack-units 53.5"/ 1334 mm Control & Power frames 3387-1.08 1-12 Series 7000 Installation Manual
Rack Layout and Space Considerations Secondary Video Systems Secondary systems are large video systems ranging from above 128x128 (256x128 DV Series) to 1024x1024. These systems consist of Expanded System blocks interconnected with Video Distribution Amplifiers (DAs) to expand outputs, and Secondary Switches to expand inputs. Control of large systems is through the stand-alone Controller frame and one or more 6 -rack unit Node Control Expansion frames. DA and Secondary Switch frames are powered from a separate 6-rack unit Power Supply frame. Output Expansion Series 7000 DAs are used to fanout sources to multiple matrices to increase outputs as shown in Figure 1-12. Figure 1-12. Video DAs for Output Expansion 6 rack-units each 10.5" / .267 m 1x2 DAs max. 64 per frame Video DAs SMS-128x128 Destinations 1-128 Video DAs 3387-1.09 SMS-128x128 Destinations 129-256 Table 1-2 shows the video DA requirements for output expansion. Table 1-2. DA Requirements for Output Expansion Core Frame Max Outputs DA Type # Per Frame SMS-128x128V 256 1x2 64 512 1x4 32 1024 1x8 16 SMS-DV256x128 256 1x2 64 512 1x4 32 1024 1x8 16 Series 7000 Installation Manual 1-13
Page 1 and 2: Installation Manual 071052802 FIRST
Page 3 and 4: Contents Preface About This Manual
Page 5 and 6: Contents Module Installation . . .
Page 7 and 8: Contents Section 7 — Matrix Cabli
Page 9 and 10: Contents Redundancy . . . . . . . .
Page 11 and 12: Preface About This Manual This manu
Page 13 and 14: Safety Summary Read and follow the
Page 15 and 16: Use proper power cord — Use only
Page 17 and 18: Regulatory Notices Certifications a
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Page 21 and 22: Section 1 Overview Planning the Ins
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Page 31: Rack Layout and Space Consideration
Page 37 and 38: Section 2 Frame Installation Introd
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Kaleidoscope/Kadenza (Kscope) Inter
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Kaleidoscope/Kadenza (Kscope) Inter
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Tally System Understanding that thi
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Tally System Tally System Installat
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0 0 0 0 Tally System Tally Modules
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Tally System 5. Secure the rear con
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Tally System Figure 4-23. Tally Mod
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Tally System Figure 4-25. OPTOCOUPL
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Under Monitor and Machine Status Di
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Control Cables for Alien Matrices C
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Section 5 Power-up Introduction The
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Basic Operation Check Figure 5-1. T
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Basic Operation Check 128x128SDV sy
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ETHERNET CTL MCPU ALARM DC POWER IN
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Basic Operation Check Secondary Sys
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Local Fault Alarms Visual Checks Th
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Local Fault Alarms Figure 5-10 is a
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Section 6 User Hardware and Softwar
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Diagnostic Terminal Interface Setti
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface For Win
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface SLIP Fi
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface Install
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface 24. Sel
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface 44. Sel
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface 5. Chec
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GUI PC-Compatible Interface Otherwi
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Software Installation Software Inst
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Software Installation Figure 6-6. C
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Software Installation 22. We recomm
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Software Installation Figure 6-14.
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Documentation Installation If you h
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Documentation Installation Figure 6
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Third-Party Alien Matrix Enable Sof
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Connect to MCPU and Save Default Co
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Series 7000 Applications Series 700
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Section 7 Matrix Cabling Introducti
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Video Matrices Compact Video System
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036508-00 036511-00 036510-00 Video
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INPUTS 113-128 INPUTS 97-112 INPUTS
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036508-00 036511-00 036510-00 03650
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INPUTS 113-128 INPUTS 97-112 INPUTS
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Video Matrices Figure 7-10. Rear La
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Video Matrices Secondary Matrix Int
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Audio Matrices Analog Audio Input a
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Audio Matrices Dual 64x64 Analog Au
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Audio Matrices Figure 7-17. 64x64 A
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Audio Matrices Audio input and outp
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Audio Matrices Table 7-4. Audio Mat
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Audio Matrices Expanded Analog Audi
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Audio Matrices 128x128 A Assigned J
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Audio Matrices Table 7-8. Audio Mat
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Audio Matrices Digital Audio Connec
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Audio Matrices Output Monitor Conne
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Audio Matrices Dual 64x64 Matrix-to
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Audio Matrices 128x64 Matrix-to-IBO
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RATED VOLTAGE: RATED CURRENT: FREQU
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Audio Matrices Digital Audio System
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Audio Matrices Table 7-14. 256x256
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Audio Matrices Table 7-15. Cabling
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Audio Matrices Table 7-15. Cabling
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Data Router Connections Matrix to I
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Data Router Connections Table 7-17.
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Section 8 Control Panels Introducti
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Mounting Control Panels Control Pan
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Joystick Override Joystick Override
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Connecting the CP Bus Connecting th
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Appendix A Specifications Power Req
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Performance and Environmental Speci
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Appendix B Matrix Interfaces Introd
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Grass Valley Horizon/TCI (GPI) Inte
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Input A single physical, numericall
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