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TSS MINI Operations Manual 

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Hard Disk Management 

The TSS MINI Multi Format Video Server employs an advanced SAS controller that manages 

the high-capacity hard disk array operating in a RAID-5 configuration.  This design increases 

system performance, and by storing parity data, can survive the complete loss of a drive in the 

array without data loss. 

The system brings a high level of reliability to SAS RAID through a switched architecture 

that exceeds the reliability of standalone drive systems.   The non-blocking switched architecture 

isolates the drives from one another.  Any drive failure makes that drive unavailable and the rest 

of the storage system remains undisturbed.  In addition, Advanced Data Protection checks all 

drive commands to ensure that no command corruption has taken place over the entire data 

path. 
Some of the RAID-5 implementation features and benefits include: 

 

 

 

Non-blocking switch technology with RAID-5 parity 

 

On-board processor minimizes host CPU overhead 

 

Easy-to-configure arrays  

 

Dynamic sector repair for robust data protection 

 

Accelerated RAID-5 writes 

 

Easy drive replacement from front panel 

About RAID 5 

A RAID 5 configuration features the data striping of RAID 0, combined with the parity 

benefits of RAID 4.  Using a parity (exclusive OR) function, RAID 5 can tolerate the loss of 

one drive.  Parity information is distributed across all drives rather than being concentrated 

on a single disk.  This avoids throughput loss due to contention for the parity drive.  Spare 

drives can be used to rebuild an array after a drive is replaced. 
RAID-5 capacity equals the size of drive times (number of drives -1).  In addition, the array’s 

storage efficiency increases with the number of disks; from 66.7 % for 3 drives to 75 % for 

four drives: storage efficiency = (number of drives -1) X (number of drives). 

Summary of Contents for TSS MINI 2100

Page 1: ...perations Manual Page 1 Multi Format Video Server Operations Manual P N 700 136 0001 02 September 2016 Software Version 5 01 Copyright 2016 360 Systems All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America ...

Page 2: ...s and Upgrades 10 Trademarks 10 Software Copyrights 11 Video and Audio Copyright Reminder 11 Introduction_____________________________________________________________________ 11 Key Features and Benefits 14 Applications for 360 Systems Servers 15 Accessory Information 16 Installation ______________________________________________________________________ 17 Unpacking 17 Important Installation Notes...

Page 3: ...e 35 Making a Recording from the GUI 38 Record Configuration Options 38 Setting the Record Profile 38 Input Resolution Selection 39 Setting the Video Bit Rate 39 Setting an Audio Delay Time 40 Selecting a Time Code Source 41 Beginning Recording 41 Making a Crash Recording 41 Making a Named Recording 42 Monitoring a Recording Source with Input Feed E E Mode 43 Playing a Clip from the GUI 45 Beginni...

Page 4: ...aring Next Clip for Playback NEXT 70 Jumping to Selected Clip JUMP 70 Setting Playlist Start Time 70 Automatic Scrolling to Currently Playing Clip HOME 71 Set HOLD Behavior 71 Set Maximum Number of Items to Keep 71 Enabling As Run Logging 72 Viewing Editing and Archiving Playlists 72 Editing Playlists 73 Removing a Clip from a Playlist 73 Removing Clips Above or Below the Selected Clip 73 Insertin...

Page 5: ...ntrol Panels and Switchers 95 Remote Workstation Interface_________________________________________________ 96 System Requirements 97 About the Remote Workstation Interface 97 Operations 97 Installation 99 After Installation 99 Hard Disk Management _______________________________________________________101 About RAID 5 101 Improved Write Performance 102 Managing Disk Arrays 103 Maintenance _______...

Page 6: ...123 Serial Command Protocols 123 VDCP Command Table 123 P2 BVW Serial Command Table 125 Odetics Protocol 126 Appendix C_____________________________________________________________________129 Technical Specifications 129 Keyboard Shortcuts 131 Appendix D_____________________________________________________________________132 Playlist Management Detail 132 Appendix E _______________________________...

Page 7: ...me that introduce new product features or improve the performance of the product When such revisions are shipped as a USB flash drive printed operational notes are included When revisions are introduced in the course of product production an updated Operations Manual will be shipped with new servers The title page of an Operations Manual indicates its revision number which should always match the ...

Page 8: ...onal injury or equipment damage Only qualified personnel should perform installation and service Refer to appropriate sections of this product manual for instruction Contact 360 Systems Customer Support for further explanation or to clarify any uncertainty Disconnect the power cord before removing the cover Personal Injury Precautions To avoid electric shock do not operate this product with covers...

Page 9: ...e blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Unplug thi...

Page 10: ...hould this happen the array can be reinitialized without any data loss however the process may take several hours Shutdown the system only by momentarily pressing the front panel power button or through the On Screen user interface Product Registration Important As the owner of new capital equipment you will want to take advantage of product information enhancements upgrades or notifications issue...

Page 11: ...rmat Video Server is a multi channel multi format high definition standard definition video recorder server designed for broadcast production and Pro A V applications It can play three independent video streams at once and stores between 60 and 400 hours of HD SD encoded video1 with up to 16 audio channels per video stream It occupies just 1 of rack space The server s extensive feature set makes i...

Page 12: ...ovides added uptime protection even in the event of a drive failure The multi drive array generates data rates required for multiple streams of high definition video Compatibility with Automation Controllers 360 Systems servers work with automation controllers from many different manufacturers accepting VDCP Odetics or BVW protocols for 9 pin control of each server channel 360 Systems business par...

Page 13: ...can easily operate the server s channels without the need for other equipment System configuration is clear and straightforward through the GUI It provides access to encoding parameters audio options and time code settings Whenever new server features are installed new set up parameters and user interface features become immediately available The server comes with Remote Workstation Software which...

Page 14: ...internal RAID 5 array with hot swappable drives for hours of storage Slow Motion playback forward and reverse Ganged frame accurate playback of paired Key and Fill or 3D video or multi screen presentation Serial control via VDCP BVW or Odetics protocols with optional CXP 5 Control Module Compatible with leading broadcast automation systems FTP transfers over Gigabit Ethernet VITC or ATC time code ...

Page 15: ...tion Playout under automation control Instant Replay Playback of sports plays news clips stills and graphics Sports Shows and Events Replay with Slow motion playback highlight packages player bios graphics promos Game Shows Prizes graphics animations promos Talk and Variety Shows Promos teasers intros outros graphics animations Award Shows Nominees categories promos graphics animations Playback of...

Page 16: ...2 independent GPI s and GPO s for external triggering and control Maintenance Spares 360 Systems is committed to keeping your server on air Having spare parts on hand in the event of a fault is a good practice in broadcast and other high reliability applications Hard disk spares are particularly important Please consider these options at the time of your purchase or shortly after 1 TB or 2 TB serv...

Page 17: ...on the packing list have been received Contact 360 Systems if any item is missing TSS MINI Multi Format Video Server Keyboard 2 Button Scroll Mouse HD BNC to BNC adapter cables USB flash drive containing backup copy of software and utilities and operations manual Rack mount side rails and hardware Power cords 2 Also you may have the optional CXP serial control and GPI module CXP interface cable Th...

Page 18: ...y for the KVM switch to supply an active signal to the server at all times even when switched away from it When first powering up the server make certain that the KVM is actively displaying its output from the DVI connector Failure to do so will cause the system to launch the GUI in a default resolution of 640 x 480 Thoroughly test the KVM switch system that will be used before installation is com...

Page 19: ... rack Have you measured the actual temperature inside the rack Do this near the top Verify that the HVAC system is not on a timer that can shut off on weekends or holidays What procedures are in place to protect the equipment when the HVAC system fails Power Conditioning It is good practice to operate an on air video server from an Uninterruptible Power Source UPS All utility power systems experie...

Page 20: ...nversation is taking place You may have experienced the effect of a cell phone interfering with a common desk phone placed nearby Carrying a cell phone into a machine room where it is in close proximity to broadcast equipment and its associated wiring is unwise Cell phones can interfere with serial control commands video synchronization and in some cases can crash the CPU in equipment Some major b...

Page 21: ... equipment racks directly to the utility safety ground with a heavy copper conductor Do not operate equipment which has a lifted safety ground green frame ground wire Consider installing a humidifier to reduce the likelihood of static discharge ...

Page 22: ...ack mounting rails Do not support substantial cable weight from the server Mounting the Control Module CXP 5 The optional CXP 5 module may be rack mounted above or below the TSS MINI Multi Format Video Server on the front or rear of the rack Four elongated screw holes are provided to facilitate rack mounting of the CXP 5 Module The CXP 5 module is connected to the server using the supplied USB cab...

Page 23: ...e keyboard monitor and mouse with a KVM switch to select between servers Not all KVM switching systems are compatible The KVM switch must supply an active signal to the server at all times even when switched away from it When first powering up the system it is advisable use only the supplied keyboard and mouse directly connected Then test the KVM switch system that will be used thoroughly before i...

Page 24: ...ouse 5 Gigabit Ethernet port 1 6 Gigabit Ethernet port 2 7 VGA Video monitor output SDI Video Inputs TSS MINI Servers with input channel s will record digital video through the assigned HD BNC input s High Density BNC for either HD SDI serial digital per SMPTE 292M or SD SDI per SMPTE 259M Video Outputs TSS MINI Servers with output channel s have assigned HD BNC connections that can be configured ...

Page 25: ...e default screen resolution of 640 x 480 will be used The GUI is best viewed on 19 inch or larger monitors 360 Systems does not provide monitors for the server Serial Port The rear panel serial port is not used Make no connection USB Ports The rear panel USB ports may be used to connect a keyboard mouse or CXP 5 module Do not use a USB hub to operate the CXP 5 module Power Switch not shown in Figu...

Page 26: ... for control of machine functions which appear on two 25 pin GPIO connectors These General Purpose Inputs can be connected to switch contacts or to an open collector transistor output GPI inputs are programmable and can provide machine control such as PLAY STOP or RECORD through simple external switches The CXP 5 also provides twelve GPIO Outputs which may be used to confirm that a command has bee...

Page 27: ...art then Shutdown to begin an orderly shutdown or Full Restart to do an orderly shutdown and restart without a full power down Alternatively momentarily pressing the front panel power button will cause the system to begin an orderly shutdown The server will acknowledge the button press with an audible beep and the front panel lights will begin to flash together Any operation in progress will be ha...

Page 28: ...ic User Interface with Clip Transport Windows The input monitor will read Video In OK and display the received video resolution 1080i 720p SD or NO INPUT When using the mouse all buttons of all channels will operate immediately without first selecting a window to activate it Channel 1 is active in the illustration above indicated by its blue title bar When using key commands the active window is t...

Page 29: ... windows Channel Window Selection Channel 1 Channel 2 Opens the specified window if it is closed brings it to the top and activates it Key Commands F1 F2 Clip List Opens the Clip List window if it is closed brings it to the top and activates it See page 29 Key Command Ctrl L Find Clips Opens the Clip Locator dialog See page 29 Key Command Ctrl F Edit Menu Contains a single selection Configuration ...

Page 30: ...l number and Unit ID The Status Bar A status bar appears at the bottom of the window that provides system information including Server Status GENLOCK VIDEO INPUT and TIME REMAINING PERCENT FULL Messages such as CONNECTED TO HOST or CONNECTION TO HOST REFUSED are also displayed as diagnostics Error and status messages from the RAID system can also be displayed here Channel 1 can Record or Play vide...

Page 31: ...ip then prepares channel 1 or 2 for recording See page Error Bookmark not defined Key Command Ctrl N Open Opens the Clip List to allow choosing a clip to load into the transport Key Command Ctrl O Save Saves an edited clip using its existing file name Key Command Ctrl S Save As Opens the Clip List to allow saving an edited version of the clip with a new name This allows making alternate versions o...

Page 32: ... clip Options Menu This menu contains two selections Take Control Takes control of the video channel from another user the Serial Control a Remote Workstation or if you are using a Remote Workstation possibly the local GUI This item is grayed out when the window has control Key Command Ctrl T Configure Opens the video channel s Configuration dialog See page Error Bookmark not defined Key Command C...

Page 33: ...Begin playing the next cued clip immediately Cue the selected clip and begin playing immediately Display and Track the clip that is currently playing Displays the time remaining for all events to finish Displays the time remaining before the next HOLD event Enable playlist editing Displays the time remaining of the current clip or event Displays the current time of day Lists the clips and events o...

Page 34: ...ts the currently loaded Playlist in preparation for creating a new one It is not necessary to Eject a list to load another saved list If the current list has been edited you will be asked to save the changes Key Command Ctrl N Close Closes the Playlist window This has the same effect as the Close box in the upper right corner of the window Note that this will not stop playback or eject a loaded li...

Page 35: ...puts also may not require referencing Note that the input sync for recording is derived from the input itself This allows the outputs to be timed while the input records an unreferenced signal Setting the Video Sync Source To use with a referenced system select External Sync using the GUI as follows Connect a source of genlock black burst or tri level sync to the Genlock or Reference input Note th...

Page 36: ...ld Rate that they are based on 29 97 59 94 Frames Fields Sec 25 50 Frames Fields Sec High Definition 1080i 59 94 Hz 1080i 50 Hz 720p 59 94 Hz 720p 50 Hz Standard Definition NTSC PAL The rate is expressed in fps 1080i and Standard Definition formats are interlaced and their fields are displayed at the stated frequency the frame rate is half that The 720p progressive format is more correctly referre...

Page 37: ...display will show all files on the system so in the even that a clip of the wrong frame rate is transferred it it can be deleted by FTP without changing the system frame rate setting Audio is recorded and played at the industry standard of 48 KHz sample rate referenced to the video frame rate regardless of the video Frame Rate selected Selecting the Channel Output Format Each of the system s Video...

Page 38: ...ecord Profile Select OPTIONS CONFIGURE from the Channel 1 Transport Window The Dialog box in Figure 7 appears Click the arrow to open the dropdown menu to select a Record Profile AVC100 in mxf HD only o AVC Intra 100 in mxf o Codec Type H 264 o Bit Rate 100 Mb s o Caption and VANC support via proprietary sidecar file o Audio Channels 16 o Audio Codec PCM H 264 in mp4 o HD or SD 480 line o MPEG 4 i...

Page 39: ...ars Click the arrow to open the dropdown menu Select the Resolution of the input feed The available resolutions will vary depending on the Record Profile Selected Click APPLY or OK Note A warning will appear in the Transport Window if the selected Input Resolution does not match the resolution of the input Feed Setting the Video Bit Rate Select OPTIONS CONFIGURE from the Channel 1 or 2 on 2200 Tra...

Page 40: ... non volatile It applies to playback only not recording You must stop and start the playback to hear the result of a change This adjustment is made in Transport mode once set it also applies to Playlist mode on that channel Select OPTIONS CONFIGURE OUTPUT from the Channel Transport Window The Dialog box in Figure 8 appears Enter a time offset value in the window Click APPLY or OK Figure 8 Audio De...

Page 41: ...may be selected For MANUAL enter a time value in the window for the first frame of the recording Use the HH MM SS FF format It is not necessary to enter the colon between digit pairs Click APPLY or OK Beginning Recording When the setup steps outlined above are complete you are ready to record Place Channel 1 in the Record Ready mode as follows There are two approaches to starting a recording named...

Page 42: ...n typed They include and A list of existing clips will appear in the large window and can be used as a name reference when creating new clip names The Channel 1 transport Window will display the words IDLE CUEING for two seconds or less When ready to record the Channel 1 Transport Window will display IDLE READY Note File naming is case sensitive Upper case letters sort before lower case The name F...

Page 43: ...ctrical to Electrical When Channel 1 or 2 is switched to playlist mode the E E monitor is switched OFF E E mode cannot be toggled while the channel is in playlist mode When E E is ON the input video signal is routed to the outputs Manually toggle the E E mode button OFF to switch the output to the servers output for conventional playback operation Under automation control Auto E E behavior is slig...

Page 44: ...broadcast a live signal while recording the event for later rebroadcast All VANC lines are passed through E E regardless of which lines are selected for recording Similarly all embedded audio is passed through even though depending on the selected recording format only the lowest numbered channels are recorded ...

Page 45: ...older structure if necessary by clicking on the folders 3 Select the clip to be played by double clicking it 4 When the Transport Window indicates Idle Ready the clip can be played by clicking PLAY Figure 11 Channel 1 Select Clip Window in Open Mode Drag and Drop clip selection 1 Select FILE CLIP LIST from the Main Window The Clip List window in figure 11 appears 2 Navigate the folder structure if...

Page 46: ... Still Using Go To Location Click the arrows or to go to the next trim point Mark In or Mark Out in the selected direction When in Edit mode an additional click in the selected direction will go to the actual beginning or end of the entire clip To use the Go To Location slider either select Go To from the Options Menu of the Transport you are using or type Ctrl G with the desired Transport selecte...

Page 47: ...ck at a particular speed see below See the following section for details on the Shuttle control For faster playback from the GUI use the FAST FORWARD or REWIND buttons as described in the preceding section In sports slow motion control is usually accomplished with a desk top slow mo controller such as those made by DNF Controls and others These provide a hands on experience far preferable to using...

Page 48: ...e cursor may now be moved over the Stop button to wait for the desired point When using a wheel mouse position the cursor over the slider scale and rotate the wheel to increment speed Rolling the wheel in opposite directions changes the direction the arrow slider moves To stop video click the Stop button or the arrow slider ...

Page 49: ... Marking the IN point Sets the current time code value into the Mark In point time display The Mark In button can capture a time code value from the clip when it is still or on the fly Mark In Display Displays the time code of the Mark In point When no Mark In point has been set manually this displays the Start of Message SOM time code usually 00 00 00 00 The values in this display window may be s...

Page 50: ... button cues the clip to the Mark In point or SOM if no Mark In point exists and begins playback Review Edit will stop at the Mark Out point The Mark Out point will be displayed in Still mode The Review Clip button may be used to check the Mark In point without playing all the way through the clip After Review Clip is pressed and play begins all of the standard transport buttons are available for ...

Page 51: ... Window Each individual server channel can also be given a name To assign a name to the server or transport channels click EDIT CONFIGURE NAMES from the main menu pulldown The screen of Error Reference source not found is displayed Use the keyboard to type in a name for any of the selections Names can be up to 31 characters in length Spaces digits and other non alphanumeric characters may be used ...

Page 52: ... or Playback Schedule RAID Fault RAID Fault NO GENLOCK No genlock NO VIDEO INPUT No video at the selected input Fan Fault Fan Fault System Fault System Fault Any Fault RAID Fan or System Fault To program a GPO output select EDIT CONFIGURE GPO The screen of Error Reference source not found is displayed GPO 1 through 12 are triggerable outputs The checkboxes to the right of each selection represent ...

Page 53: ...next cued clip in a playlist for playback Playlist Mode only PAUSE Pause a clip PLAY Play a clip RECORD Start a recording SELPREV In Playlist Mode Navigate to clip above currently selected clip SELNEXT In Playlist Mode Navigate to clip below currently selected clip STOP Stop a clip To program a GPI Input select EDIT CONFIGURE GPI The screen of Error Reference source not found will be displayed GPI...

Page 54: ...er settings that configure it for use in a practical network These will be found on the Configure Network tab shown below The NET 1 Ethernet port on the server has a unique IP Address In this way each server can be identified on the network Network Settings Tab Use the Main Menu selection bar at the top of the server GUI to configure network communication settings Click EDIT CONFIGURE NETWORK The ...

Page 55: ... the network connection click the box to un check it Disabling the network can be used to deny access to the server from the network for security purposes Enabling Disabling DHCP X Enabling DHCP will configure the network interface automatically If the DHCP box is not selected the user may then manually enter assignments in the following windows IP Address Example 192 168 1 20 Net Mask Example 255...

Page 56: ... of the system is displayed in the center of the GUI at the end of the main window title IMPORTANT The server is designed to be used in a private dedicated video network An external firewall preferably with Virtual Private Network VPN support must be used in systems that require internal security or are connection to public networks Consult with a network security specialist for guidance on the be...

Page 57: ...E The dialog below appears Figure 16 Time Date Configuration Screen Set the TIME and DATE by clicking on the Time Date field and navigating the clock and calendar Check Automatic Updates to enable automatic updates using the Network Time Protocol NTP Refer to Network Time Protocol on page 86 ...

Page 58: ...ime Date Configuration Screen Select the REGION and ZONE according to your geographic location or time zone Use the scroll bar as necessary and then click on the desired value Note A System Restart is required for a Time Zone change to take effect ...

Page 59: ... display the Clip List Figure 18 Clip List Renaming and Deleting Clips Clips can be renamed by right clicking on them with the mouse then selecting Rename from the pop up menu Clips can be deleted by right clicking on them with the mouse then selecting Delete from the pop up menu Sorting Clips Clips can be sorted in forward or reverse order by any of the columns by clicking once or twice on the co...

Page 60: ...make the search case sensitive 3 Check Stop After First Match to find only the first match 4 Check Use Regular Expressions to search for the string of interest ANYWHERE in the clip name With Regular Expressions unchecked the search will match only clips that BEGIN with the string entered at FIND See the next page for more on Regular Expressions 5 Optionally Enter a string in the SEARCH FILTER fiel...

Page 61: ...s Using Wildcards The following wildcard conventions may be used in a search when Use Regular Expressions is unchecked Match anything For example to find all clips starting with xyz use the pattern xyz To find all clips containing 2008 use 2008 Match any single character ...

Page 62: ...he end of a word Match zero or more repetitions of the preceding character will match anything G N will match Georgia Evening News or Good Night Match 1 or more repetitions of the preceding RE term 0 matches 00 or 0000 not 0 The preceding Regular Expression term is optional ab c will match ac or abc but not adc Used to indicate a set of characters Characters can be listed individually or a range o...

Page 63: ... of Regular Expressions is much larger than can be completely covered here They are used in several different operating systems and programming languages Further information can be found on the internet and in books on Regular Expressions and Linux ...

Page 64: ...ncluded Drag and drop playlist building and editing on a graphic interface Edit lists while they re running Start at any point in a list Displays run time for clips plus segment length and total remaining time On the Fly commands for Pause Skip Hold Next and Jump functions Append a playing list with a saved playlist Up to 12 programmable GPI Output events embedded in playlist clips Programmable ti...

Page 65: ...ted clip and begin playing Insert a HOLD event before the selected event Display and Track the clip that is currently playing Displays the time remaining for all events to finish Displays the time remaining before the next HOLD event Enable playlist editing Displays the time remaining of the current clip or event Displays the current time of day Lists the clips and events of the Playlist Eject the...

Page 66: ...p Page Error Bookmark not defined CUE Button C NEXT Prepare next clip for playback Page 70 NEXT Button N JUMP Jump to the selected clip Page 70 JUMP Button J LOOP Check to loop a Playlist Page 70 LOOP Checkbox L EDIT Check to enable editing Page 73 EDIT Checkbox E ARM START TIME Enable Scheduled Start Time Page 70 ARM START TIME Checkbox T HOME Scroll to currently playing Clip Page 71 HOME Button ...

Page 67: ...n the Clip List to add it to the Playlist The clip will appear in the playlist The first clip will indicate a status of CUED Note that this mode of insertion can only work when one channel is in Edit mode Alternately click on any clip and hold the mouse button as you move the cursor to the playlist Let go of the button when the cursor is over the position that you want the clip to appear in the pl...

Page 68: ... will be played in the order they were entered in the playlist The currently playing clip will indicate a status of PLAYING The next clip on the list will indicate a status of CUED 7 To SAVE the Playlist select FILE SAVE AS Enter a file name Click SAVE 8 To SAVE an existing playlist without changing the name use FILE SAVE ...

Page 69: ...from the Playlist View pulldown menu Type in an appropriate name and click SAVE Saving an Existing Playlist FILE SAVE An existing Playlist can be saved by selecting FILE SAVE from the Playlist View pulldown menu Type in an appropriate name and click SAVE Stopping a Playlist STOP Click STOP to halt a Playlist Pausing Playlist PLAY PAUSE When a Playlist is running the PLAY key will change to indicat...

Page 70: ...xt Clip for Playback NEXT When a Playlist is stopped click NEXT to prepare the next clip in the Playlist for playback While the Playlist is running NEXT will immediately begin playing the next cued clip in the Playlist The next clip may require several seconds to load and cue for a seamless transition If the next event in the Playlist is a HOLD the NEXT command will move to the Hold event and vide...

Page 71: ...so maintain the currently playing clip within the window if EDIT is off Set HOLD Behavior This determines what happens during a HOLD Click OPTIONS CONFIGURE from the Playlist View of the channel pulldown Use the drop down menu to select between Go to Black between Clips Show First Frame of Next Clip or Hold on Last Frame of Clip A hold can exist not only when there is a HOLD event in the list but ...

Page 72: ...log label and files played by a playlist will be written to an As Run log As Run logs are available only through FTP downloads they cannot be viewed or printed from the server After logging into a server select the ASRUN folder All logs are stored in this location and have the extension arl Refer to Appendix E As Run Logging for more details about As Run logging functionality Viewing Editing and A...

Page 73: ...n a Playlist immediately before the selected clip The PLAY or JUMP command will restart a Playlist after it has stopped on a HOLD line The HOLD command is also available in the Playlist Item Context Menu accessed by right clicking in the Playlist item window If a programmed Start Time has been set and is armed the Playlist will resume when the Programmed Start Time occurs See Page 70 for instructi...

Page 74: ...uts referred to as GPO 1 through 12 Any of these can be programmed to go active at a pre determined time or offset after the beginning of a Playlist clip An active duration can also be set after which the output again goes inactive In all cases every output will go inactive when a clip ends By default a new clip contains no programmed GPO output commands Refer to Appendix A Connector Specification...

Page 75: ... GPO The Event Editor Error Reference source not found appears D Enable the GPO of interest by checking the corresponding ENABLED checkbox E Enter an offset into the Clip to activate the GPO line in the Offset Field The form of the field is Hours Minutes Seconds and frames HH MM SS FF F Enter the Duration for the GPO to remain active in the Duration Field using the same format Click APPLY to activ...

Page 76: ...Page 76 TSS MINI Operations Manual Figure 25 GPO Editor Mapping GPIO Inputs to Control a Playlist Playlists can be controlled with the twelve GPI Inputs See Programming GPI Inputs on page 53 ...

Page 77: ...rarely needs to be adjusted If required it would be adjusted so that the output of the first line of video happens concurrently with other contributing inputs The visible effect is that the picture will rise or fall by one line when viewed at the output of a timed video switcher or on a genlocked monitor Note that this setting might cause SD VBI data such as closed captions and less likely HD VANC...

Page 78: ...l nsec adjustment is used to set the precise timing of the start of the frame relative to the reference signal in order to match with other contributing signals The effect is not normally visible extreme settings may result in a slight visible shift of the picture from left to right ...

Page 79: ... rates are not supported The server records and plays Group 1 2 3 and 4 audio channels 1 16 In E E or Input Monitor mode all embedded audio channels will pass through the server unaltered regardless of whether they are being recorded in the selected file format User bits in the HD SDI embedded audio stream are not supported Dolby E is supported with 360 Systems Bit for Bit technology Note that thi...

Page 80: ...t Ethernet using its own internal RFC 1359 compliant FTP server File transfers to and from the server are managed from an FTP client file transfer program running on an external system on the network such as a Windows or Macintosh computer This provides a rapid way to execute file transfers allows managing many servers at once and does not tie up the server GUI which may already be in use Error Re...

Page 81: ...o use DHCP to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server Refer to page Error Bookmark not defined for details on configuring the network settings When connecting directly to a PC or Laptop configure the server as IP address 192 168 1 3 netmask 255 255 255 0 and disable DHCP In the PC double click on the Local Area Connection Icon in the system tray or in the Network and Dial Up Connections in the Con...

Page 82: ... by entering those folders Consult the documentation for your FTP client for information on changing folders FTP Transfer Rates Transfer rate transfer time relative to clip length depends greatly on the current operational demands on the server This includes the number of channels that are being used whether there is recording taking place the bitrate of the video and the number of VANC data lines...

Page 83: ...e restarted Resumption of a partial transfer is not possible Transfer of Edited Segments Edited segments made on the TSS MINI Server are not available for transfer via FTP Supported File Types The system recognizes media file types by their file extension It is important that the file extension properly identifies the file content Attempts to send a file in one format but masquerading as another d...

Page 84: ...nual 1920 X 1080i 29 97 or 25 fps 1920 X 1080p 59 94 or 50 fps 1280 X 720p 59 94 or 50 fps 720 X 512 NTSC 29 97 fps 720 X 486 NTSC 29 97 fps 720 X 480 NTSC 29 97 fps 640 X 480 NTSC 29 97 fps 720 X 576 PAL 25 fps 720 X 608 PAL 25 fps ...

Page 85: ...2 PS in mpg MPEG 2 H 222 H 262 Program Stream with a mpg file extension is supported IMX SMPTE D10 in mxf MPEG IMX using H 262 MPEG 2 Part 2 encoding in a mxf container is supported Playlists lst txt A server playlist is a text based file residing in the lists directory Playlists can be created off line and transferred to the server using FTP See page 132 for further information on playlist file e...

Page 86: ... network connection A time server could be an in house computer or dedicated time server that is equipped with a GPS receiver or a radio receiver locked to signals from the NIST radio station WWV Alternatively public time servers may be used which are accessible through an Internet connection Connecting to the Internet To obtain automatic date time updates from the public time servers on the Inter...

Page 87: ...bled Select your region and then the zone within that region There may be more than one way to your zone America New York for example is the same as US Eastern Click the APPLY button to activate the settings After changing the time zone a Quick Restart must be performed before changes become effective Figure 29 Date Time Configuration Screen When Automatic updates is checked all functions on this ...

Page 88: ...xample IP Address 192 168 1 20 Net Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Router 192 168 1 1 The Name Servers and NTP Servers fields provide the information needed to reach the public time servers The NTP Servers field contains a list of time servers either by numeric IP address or by site name URL Entries are separated by spaces The nonprofit Internet Systems Consortium Inc ISC maintains sites that automatic...

Page 89: ...When using a GPS based time server which is connected directly to a local area network enter its numeric IP address such as 192 168 1 60 into the NTP Servers field leaving the Name Servers field blank Also if you know the numeric IP addresses of the public or corporate time servers on the Internet you can enter these addresses separated by spaces in the NTP Servers field leaving the Name Servers f...

Page 90: ... to as COM4 Not used on TSS MINI With VDCP each port can also respond to channel ID numbers that are equal to or multiples of its base number For example channel 1 will also respond to 5 9 13 etc This can be helpful when an automation system needs to control a number of servers at once The server s multiple serial ports allow simultaneous connection of an automation controller and a desktop editin...

Page 91: ...own to select COM1 2 or 3 these map to Video channels 1 2 or 3 Select VDCP to map the port to VDCP protocol Select BVW to map the port to BVW and ODETICS protocols Note that the ODETICS protocol is layered with the BVW protocol and that it supports clip names of up to eight characters only Clips with longer names will not be displayed by an Odetics controller and will not be accessible This includ...

Page 92: ...ment rather than the server Automation can only see the clips that are in the assigned Automation Source Directory There are two classes of applications for folders in conjunction with serial control Limiting the number of clips accessible to automation or remote controllers Some controllers have limited capacity for clip display and selection Using a folder to present only the currently needed cl...

Page 93: ...o channels They cannot be individually configured for each video channel Except where noted they apply only to VDCP operation Cue Shows 1st Frame Upon receiving a Cue With Data or a Play Cue command the server will cue the clip then jog to and display the first frame of video This also applies to Odetics protocol Cue with Offset vs Timestamp When checked the time code for the clip becomes zero bas...

Page 94: ...otocol provides for altering the mapping of Serial Port to Video Channel via control commands Checking this option will lock the Serial Port to Video Channel ordering When checked any command received on a particular serial port will be used to control the like numbered video channel This means that automation systems that use fixed or limited VDCP ID numbers can use any output to control any chan...

Page 95: ...S ANEMONE VDCP PROBEL MORPHEUS VDCP PHAROS PLAYTIME VDCP AVECO ASTRA VDCP Tested Remote Control Panels and Switchers 360 Systems servers have been tested by 360 Systems as well as manufacturers of remote control devices and video switchers listed below and found to operate correctly Manufacturer Controller Protocol Notes ROSS VIDEO SYNERGY SWITCHERS VDCP ECHOLAB OPERA SWITCHERS VDCP DNF CONTROLS 4...

Page 96: ... than one server from a single workstation On a wireless network a server can be controlled by a secure Wi Fi enabled laptop computer Remote control in a conference room or during auditorium presentations Servers may be securely controlled from a remote location even across public Internet connections with inexpensive VPN Virtual Private Network technology A single server may be controlled from mo...

Page 97: ...perations Up to four Remote Workstations can simultaneously view the channel activity of a single server Only one Remote Workstation at a time can take control of a particular video channel Control of the server video channel is not automatically granted to a Remote Workstation just by attempting to use the GUI control must be actively taken using the TAKE CONTROL option described below This allow...

Page 98: ...tatus bar on the bottom left of the Playlist or Channel window A menu labeled Options appears at the upper left of each server channel window Clicking this menu presents a drop down menu with a TAKE CONTROL option Select this then click Yes in the confirmation dialog to give control of the video channel to your workstation ...

Page 99: ...allation Read the terms under which this software is licensed to you If you agree installation will continue If you do not agree installation will stop Follow the prompts to finish installation By default the Remote Workstation software installs all required files into the C Program Files Image Server RWI folder However during the installation process an alternate directory may be specified If a p...

Page 100: ...it is possible to make copies of the Remote Workstation icon and change the IP address of each to permit access to any number of servers Simply right click on the Remote Workstation icon and select Copy from the pop up menu Next right click anywhere on the desktop and select Paste Finally follow the instructions above to edit the IP address to match the second server ...

Page 101: ...the entire data path Some of the RAID 5 implementation features and benefits include Non blocking switch technology with RAID 5 parity On board processor minimizes host CPU overhead Easy to configure arrays Dynamic sector repair for robust data protection Accelerated RAID 5 writes Easy drive replacement from front panel About RAID 5 A RAID 5 configuration features the data striping of RAID 0 combi...

Page 102: ...P 7 P 9 8 Disk Array Controller DATA Array Management Software Provides Logical to Physical Mapping Physical Figure 35 RAID 5 Array Schematic Improved Write Performance The server uses new designs to improve RAID 5 write performance for both large sequential and small random transactions This advanced block caching firmware delivers extremely high performance for RAID 5 write operations ...

Page 103: ...status bar on the bottom of the screen and highlighted in yellow as shown below A drive fault can be trigged by a variety of conditions The first step in response to an error warning is to wait 10 minutes and see if the status indicator changes In most cases the system will detect the error and initiate a rebuild process The GUI will display an updated message indicating the percent of the drive r...

Page 104: ...ithin no more than 5 minutes that a new drive has been installed and start to rebuild the array If the rebuild process does not start automatically it may be necessary to cycle power If this does not result in the rebuild starting automatically contact 360 Systems support When powering up with a newly replaced drive the RAID boot up screen should indicate that the drive is present Once the system ...

Page 105: ... panel button After it has shut down turn off the AC power switch and unplug the AC power cords 2 Remove the front panel as described on page Error Bookmark not defined 3 Release the lever on the front of the drive and pull the drive out of the chassis 4 Replace the drive and fasten the holding plate in place 5 Replace the front panel 6 Replace the AC power cords and turn on the rear panel AC swit...

Page 106: ...Systems Customer Support for further hardware diagnosis NETWORK Lit indicates that a connection to the Ethernet port exists Unlit indicates a Network cable is not attached to the port SYSTEM UID Solid or flashing blue indicates the UID is active Press the UID button to disable Solid red indicates a failure state of the temperature of the unit Flashing red indicates a failure of the fans Shut down ...

Page 107: ...he Front Panel The front panel is easily opened for access to the disk drives bays and front power button Firmly gripping the left and right sides of the panel pull one side straight out releasing the panel from the server To re install the front panel verify that all drive bays are completely closed and locked then place the left or right side of the front panel into position pushing firmly on th...

Page 108: ...rver Mechanical Concerns Be careful when installing I O cards into your system Excessive force can damage the PC boards cables or the motherboard Be sure each board is aligned with its slot in the mating connector before installing Use care to not flex any PC boards Interface cable connectors must be mated carefully Use care to not bend any of the pins The connectors provided are keyed to prevent ...

Page 109: ...iscontinue all record play network transfer or system level operations 2 With power applied insert a 360 Systems USB Flash Drive into a USB a socket 3 Shutdown the server from the GUI by going to Start Shutdown or by pressing the front panel power switch briefly to shutdown the server 4 Wait 5 seconds then press the front panel power switch to boot from the USB Flash Drive 5 The Installer menu pro...

Page 110: ...sage Please wait while server is being installed will appear with an activity indicator When installation is complete the server will automatically reboot from its hard disk array and will display a copyright notice while starting up 7 IMPORTANT Remove the USB Flash Drive Never leave it plugged into the server Do not use the Defragment option unless instructed to do so by 360 Systems ...

Page 111: ...t prepaid in the original or equivalent packaging Call 360 Systems for a return authorization number before returning a product Have your serial number and software version number available for reference Use the following address for shipping and correspondence 360 Systems offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 30 AM to 5 00 PM Pacific Time 360 Systems Telephone 818 991 0360 Customer Servic...

Page 112: ...rate this equipment It is suggested that the user use only shielded and grounded cables to ensure compliance with FCC Rules FCC Emission Limits This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesirab...

Page 113: ...hout charge Inthecaseof replacement if thereplacementforadefective productis nolongeravailable 360 Systemswillreplace it witha similarproduct or ifnotavailable aproductofequalvalue DISCLAIMERANDLIMITATIONOFLIABILITY Theliabilityof360Systemsundertheforegoingwarranty islimitedsolelyto therepair orreplacementof defectivematerialor workmanshipanddoesnotincludeanyexpenserelatedto theshipmentoftheproduc...

Page 114: ...THEPRODUCTOR ITSOPERATION ORITSFAILURETO OPERATEINACCORDANCEWITHITSSPECIFICATIONS Somestatesorregionsdo notallowtheexclusionor limitationofincidentalor consequentialdamages under certaincircumstances so the abovelimitationsand exclusionsmay notapplytoyou Thiswarrantygivesyou specificlegalrights and youmayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfromstatetostate orregiontoregion ...

Page 115: ...uant the terms and conditions of this Agreement The license to use the Software is conditioned upon Your compliance with the terms of this Agreement You shall be solely responsible for installation of the Software 2 Your use of the Software is limited to the licensing option set forth on your invoice Each licensing option is defined as follows Single User License Software provided to You under thi...

Page 116: ...ou may terminate the license granted in Section 1 of this Agreement at any time by destroying or erasing your copy of the Software Company may terminate this Agreement immediately and without notice if you fail to comply with any term or condition of this Agreement In the event of termination of this Agreement all the sections of this Agreement will survive except for Section 1 8 This Agreement sh...

Page 117: ...TSS MINI Operations Manual Page 117 compliance with such law and as so modified this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect This Agreement may not be assigned without the consent of Company ...

Page 118: ...s Manual Appendix A Connector Specifications Serial Control Connector Pinout Optional CXP 5 module Pin DB9 F Connector 1 GND 2 Transmit A TX 3 Receive B RX 4 GND 5 N C 6 GND 7 Transmit B TX 8 Receive A RX 9 GND Shell Frame ground ...

Page 119: ... optically isolated from the server circuitry individual floating returns are provided 5 volts may be sourced from pins 18 or 26 or provided from an external source Current limiting devices are provided within the server General purpose status outputs also appear on the GPIO connectors Open collector outputs are provided as status outputs and may be used to drive an external LED or control input R...

Page 120: ... 1 GPI 1 7 14 GPI 1 7 RTN 2 GPI 2 8 15 GPI 2 8 RTN 3 GPI 3 9 16 GPI 3 9 RTN 4 GPI 4 10 17 GPI 4 10 RTN 5 GPI 5 11 18 GPI 5 11 RTN 6 GPI 6 12 19 GPI 6 12 RTN 7 N C 20 N C 8 9 10 GND 21 22 5V SOURCE 200MA MAX 11 GPO 2 8 23 GPO 1 7 12 GPO 4 10 24 GPO 3 9 13 GPO 6 12 25 GPO 5 11 Warning Incorrect wiring of GPIO connector may damage its interface circuitry ...

Page 121: ... 6 25 GPO 5 12 GPO 4 24 GPO 3 11 GPO 2 22 INPUTS OUTPUTS 5V 200mA MAX SOURCE GPI O DB25 F 1K INTERNAL CIRCUITS 1K 15 2 3 16 1K 4 17 1K 5 18 1K 6 19 1K GPO 1 23 GPI 2 RTN GPI 2 GPI 3 RTN GPI 3 GPI 4 RTN GPI 4 GPI 5 RTN GPI 5 GPI 6 RTN GPI 6 21 8 Figure 46 GPIO Connection Schematic ...

Page 122: ...eo port on the server If a VGA monitor is to be used the DVI to VGA adapter included must be used to make the connection 360 Systems does not provide a monitor with the server USB Ports USB ports may be used to connect keyboard mouse CXP 5 module and for use when conducting software upgrades USB ports should not be used for connecting devices beyond this as other devices may cause harm or instabil...

Page 123: ... ACK CMD 1 CMD 2 NAME CMD 1 CMD 2 NAME 1X 00 Stop 04 ACK 1X 01 Play 04 ACK 1X 02 Record 04 ACK 1X 04 Still 04 ACK 1X 05 Step 04 ACK 1X 06 Continue 04 ACK 1X 07 Jog 04 ACK 1X 08 Varispeed Play 04 ACK 1X 0A EE Mode 04 ACK CMD 1 CMD 2 NAME CMD 1 CMD 2 NAME 2X AX 1D Rename ID 04 ACK 2X 1E Preset Std Time 04 ACK 2X AX 1F New Copy 04 ACK 2X 20 Sort Mode 04 ACK 2X 21 Close Port 04 ACK 2X 22 Select Port 0...

Page 124: ...3X 87 Active ID 3X 08 Device Type Req 3X 88 Device Type 3X 10 Syst Status Request 3X 90 System Status 3X BX 11 ID List 3X 91 List of ID s 3X BX 14 ID Size Request 3X 94 ID Size 3X BX 16 ID Request 3X 96 ID Presence 3X 17 Compression Settings Request 3X 97 Compression Settings 3X BX 18 ID s Added List 3X 98 List ID s Added 3X BX 19 ID s Deleted List 3X 99 List ID s Deleted AX and BX versions are lo...

Page 125: ...CK 2X 21 JOG REVERSE ACK 2X 22 VAR REVERSE ACK 2X 23 SHUTTLE REVERSE ACK 20 30 PRE ROLL ACK 20 0F EJECT ACK 20 05 STANDBY ON ACK 20 60 FULL E E OFF ACK 20 61 FULL E E ON ACK 24 31 CUE UP WITH DATA ACK 40 08 TIMER 1 RESET ACK 40 10 IN ENTRY ACK 40 11 OUT ENTRY ACK 40 18 IN SHIFT ACK 40 19 IN SHIFT ACK 40 1A OUT SHIFT ACK 40 1B OUT SHIFT ACK 40 2D LOST LOCK RESET ACK 41 36 TIMER MODE SELECT ACK 41 3...

Page 126: ... TYPE 0X1211 BVW 75 0X001D LOCAL ENABLE ACK 0X2000 STOP ACK 0X2001 PLAY ACK 0X2002 RECORD ACK 0X2004 STAND BY OFF ACK 0X2005 STAND BY ON ACK 0X200D DMC START ACK COMMAND HAS NO EFFECT 0X200F EJECT ACK 0X2010 FAST FORWARD ACK 0X2X11 JOG FORWARD ACK 0X2X12 VAR FORWARD ACK 0X2X13 SHUTTLE FORWARD ACK 0X2020 REWIND ACK 0X2X21 JOG REVERSE ACK 0X2X22 VAR REVERSE ACK 0X2X23 SHUTTLE REVERSE ACK 0X2030 PRER...

Page 127: ...SELECT ACK 0X4X34 HEAD SELECT ACK COMMAND HAS NO EFFECT 0X4X35 COLOR FRAME SELECT ACK COMMAND HAS NO EFFECT 0X4X36 TIMER MODE SELECT ACK 0X4X37 INPUT CHECK ACK 0X4040 AUTO MODE OFF ACK 0X4041 AUTO MODE ON ACK 0X4046 VARIABLE MEMORY OFF ACK 0X4047 VARIABLE MEMORY ON ACK 0X4048 VIDEO REFERENCE DISABLE OFF ACK COMMAND HAS NO EFFECT 0X4049 VIDEO REFERENCE DISABLE ON ACK COMMAND HAS NO EFFECT 0X4X70 VI...

Page 128: ...IME DATA 0X7431 0x6036 TIMER MODE STATUS 0X7136 0XA001 AUTO SKIP ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XAX02 CUE UP TO RECORD ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XAX04 PREVIEW IN PRESET ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XAX05 PREVIEW OUT PRESET ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XA006 PREVIEW IN RESET ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XA007 PREVIEW OUT RESET ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XAX10 ERASE ID ACK ODETICS COMMAND 0XA014 LIST FIRST ID 0X8814 ODETICS COMMAND 0XA015 LIST...

Page 129: ...fill or multi screen display Audio Embedded Audio 16 channels SMPTE 299M per video channel Program Storage Disk Storage System 1 5 to 8 Terabyte SAS array 4 drives RAID 5 Storage time HD 60 hours approx 40 Mb sec using H 264 SD 200 hours approx 30 Mb sec using H 264 Drive Replacement Front panel access Hot swappable Software upgrades USB drive Network Connectivity File import export FTP over Gigab...

Page 130: ...W modular power supply 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 460 W Dual modular redundant optional Mechanical Rack mounting 1 75 x 19 x 27 75 44 x 483 x 705 mm HWD Cooling Multiple fans Hot swappable Weight Approx 50 lbs 23 Kg net Agency Approvals ETL Intertek FCC Class A RoHS Country of Origin Made in U S A ...

Page 131: ...e Playlist Edit Left Arrow Jog reverse 1 frame Shift C Clear Left Arrow Remove clip File Operations Right Arrow Add clip Ctrl N New Ctrl O Open Navigating Between Channels Ctrl S Save Ctrl number Switches to Transport Channel number Ctrl A Save As Alt number Switches to Playlist Channel number Ctrl D Delete Ctrl R Rename Mark In Mark Out Times Edit Mode number Inserts right justified number Menu O...

Page 132: ...server FTP directory in the lists folder They are simple text files with the extension lst Below is an example of a playlist as it appears in the GUI and its corresponding lst file Playlist Example 360PLAYLIST 2 0 StartTime 13000100 Loop 0 Public Service Announcement Adverts Commercial HOLD HOLD Sitcom 1 0 10 Movie of the Week 2 15 1000 6 1245000 400 Documentary SKIP Still Frame Still Frame 2 fram...

Page 133: ... leading zeros The format is GPIOutputNumber Offset Duration Movie of the Week 2 15 1000 6 1245015 400 This clip has two GPI Output events Output 2 15 frames offset 10 seconds duration and 6 1 hour 24 minutes 50 seconds 15 frames offset 4 seconds duration Documentary SKIP This clip is skipped this is programmed in the GUI by unchecking the check box for the event Still Frame Still frames appear th...

Page 134: ...ubfolder Adding or deleting an event manually Any of the available event types can be created Modifying or adding to existing events SKIP frames xx or GPI Outputs can be added Cutting and pasting the contents of one list into another or duplicating sections of a list Save the file as a raw text file and replace the txt extension with lst File names should be limited to 31 characters When transferr...

Page 135: ...location and have the extension arl As Run Naming Convention The Naming convention for as Run logs is as follows mmdd c_xxxx n arl mm month 01 through 12 dd Day 01 through 31 c Channel 1 through 3 xxxx Name of Playlist n Instance Count arl file extension Sample As Run Log IS 76152 as run Ch2 KQRS Engr Wed Feb 02 2009 Wednesday PM Pg 1 1 10 54 40 00 00 05 00 KRBE ID Legal PLAYED OK 2 10 54 45 00 00...

Page 136: ... Pg 1 The page number of the printout As Run Log Body This section describes the format of the body of an As Run log 2 10 54 45 00 00 30 00 Cellular One Talk Time PLAYED OK 2 The line number order of the clip as it appears in the playlist The same clip could have multiple numbers as files are added or deleted 10 54 45 The time at which the clip was played in HH MM SS on a 24 hour clock 00 00 30 00...

Page 137: ...TSS MINI Operations Manual Page 137 Appendix F Mechanical Drawing Figure 47 Dimensional Drawing ...

Page 138: ...ut Point 51 Rew 48 Cascade Windows 31 Channel Ganging 81 Channel View Playlist 34 Transport 31 Clip Navigator 60 Clips Deleting 60 Filtering display 61 Locating 61 Renaming 60 Sorting 60 Configuring the Network 55 Connector Pinout GPI 120 Serial Control 119 Connectors BNC 120 Specifications 119 Control Ports Priority 92 Serial 26 91 Crash Recording 42 CUE 71 Cue Shows 1st Frame 94 Cue with Offset ...

Page 139: ...ttons 47 Key Features 15 Keyboard 26 123 Keyboard Connection 23 Keyboard Shortcuts 132 KVM Switch 19 24 LED Indicators 107 Loop 47 Main Menu 29 Maintenance 107 Maintenance Spares 17 Making a Recording 39 Mark In Point Button 50 Mark Out Point Button 50 Mechanical Concerns 109 Mechanical Drawing 138 Menu Main 29 Window 30 Monitor 26 Connection 23 Requirements 23 26 Mounting 23 Mouse 26 123 Mouse Co...

Page 140: ...view Clip Button 51 Review Out Point Button 51 RFI EMI interference 21 Schematic GPIO 122 SDI 15 25 Serial Control Ports 26 Serial Port 26 Serial Protocol Command Table 124 P2 126 VDCP 124 Service Access 108 Front Panel 108 Top Cover 108 Show First Frame 71 Show Menu 30 Shutdown 28 105 Shuttle 48 Slider Bar 48 Slow Motion 48 Software License Agreement 116 Software Version 110 Sorting Clips 60 Spec...

Page 141: ...ri Play 1X Equals Play 94 VDCP Command Table 124 Controllers 96 Serial Control 91 Setting source directory 93 VDCP Options 94 Video Bit Rate 39 40 Video Format Selection 37 38 Video Inputs 25 Video Outputs 25 Video Sync Source Setting 36 Warranty 114 Windows Menu Cascade 31 Tile 31 Wiring GPIO Schematic 122 ...

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