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Manual

PIXERA

Server

Table

Contents

Important

Information

............................................................................................................................................

Identifying

the

product

and

other

information

...................................................................................................

General

information

about

this

instruction

manual

...........................................................................................

Safety

information...............................................................................................................................................

Installation

site

...............................................................................................................................................

Initial

installation

.................................................................................................................................................

Operation,

maintenance,

modifications,

cleaning

and

disassembly

.................................................................

Instructions

for

disposal

....................................................................................................................................

Specifications

.........................................................................................................................................................

Ambient

temperature

.......................................................................................................................................

Relative

Humidity

..............................................................................................................................................

Airflow

Considerations

......................................................................................................................................

Scope

Delivery

...............................................................................................................................................

Warranty

...........................................................................................................................................................

Environmental

Specifications

–

Operating

........................................................................................................

Environmental

Specifications

–

Storage

............................................................................................................

Power

Supply

.....................................................................................................................................................

Heat

Dissipation

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Physical

..............................................................................................................................................................

Dimensions

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Front

Views

............................................................................................................................................................

Front

View

PX1

..................................................................................................................................................

Front

View

PX2

..................................................................................................................................................

Description

Front

Views

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Rear

Views

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Rear

View

PX1

...................................................................................................................................................

Rear

View

PX2

...................................................................................................................................................

Description

Rear

Views

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Options

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Video

Outputs

...................................................................................................................................................

Output

Option:

GUI

Output

...............................................................................................................................

Output

Option:

Framelock

and

Genlock

...........................................................................................................

Data

Storage

Option

..........................................................................................................................................

Uncompressed

Option:

NVMe

1TB

...................................................................................................................

Uncompressed

Option:

NVMe

2TB

...................................................................................................................

Live

Input

Option:

DVI

‐

I1,

DVI

‐

.......................................................................................................................

Live

Input

Option:

HDMI2.0

‐

..........................................................................................................................

Live

Input

Option:

3GSDI

‐

I1,

3GSDI

‐

I2,

3GSDI

‐

...............................................................................................

Live

Input

Option:

3GSDI

‐

C4,

3GSDI

‐

.............................................................................................................

Live

Input

Option:

FLEX

‐

................................................................................................................................

Audio

Output

Option:

HDSPe

AIO

.....................................................................................................................

Audio

Output

Option:

HDSPe

AO4S

..................................................................................................................

Audio

Output

Option:

HDSPe

MADI

..................................................................................................................

Audio

Output

Option:

HDSPe

RayDAT

...............................................................................................................

Audio

Output

Option:

HDSPe

AES

.....................................................................................................................

Rack

Installation

.....................................................................................................................................................

Mounting

the

Rail

Kit

PIXERA

one

................................................................................................................

Mounting

the

Rail

Kit

PIXERA

two

................................................................................................................

Summary of Contents for Pixera one

Page 1: ...NEXT GENERATION MEDIA SERVER PIXERA one PIXERA two MANUAL English 2019 01 V14...

Page 2: ...2 Manual PIXERA Server...

Page 3: ...7 Front Views 18 Front View PX1 18 Front View PX2 18 Description Front Views 18 Rear Views 19 Rear View PX1 19 Rear View PX2 19 Description Rear Views 19 Options 20 Video Outputs 20 Output Option GUI...

Page 4: ...tumpfl Media Server Operating System 43 Backup Manager 47 Servicing 49 Removing the PX2 Back Panel for Servicing Purposes 49 Replacing the Power Supply 50 Replacing the SSDs 51 AV Stumpfl Contact 52 I...

Page 5: ...for the safe use of their systems The safety instructions resulting from the legally prescribed risk analysis and assessment are an essential part of these instructions IMPORTANT Please read these ins...

Page 6: ...the media server system but the electrical installation on site as well WARNING Dangerous situations can arise from the careless handling of the server system or faulty electrical installation These c...

Page 7: ...ot subject to quick changes in temperature o Give the system time to acclimate to its environment o Do not operate the server system if condensation has formed Danger from incorrect posture and overex...

Page 8: ...be equipped with surge protection particularly in areas subject to thunderstorms Provides sufficient space for access to the power cables as these are the primary way to disconnect the server from the...

Page 9: ...le power supply UPS In this case please follow the instruction manual for the UPS system Danger from improper grounding WARNING Dangerous situations can arise from improper grounding These can lead to...

Page 10: ...outlet A system may be equipped with multiple power cables In such cases ensure that all power cables have been unplugged Do not make any modifications to the power cable and do not use any cables ex...

Page 11: ...l housing Plastic parts can also break during assembly or disassembly and leave sharp corners and edges Injuries can be the result Work with care and avoid sharp corners and edges Wear protective glov...

Page 12: ...rcuit boards by the edges After removing the circuit board from its protective case or the server place it right side up on a grounded fully discharged surface We recommend the use of a conductive foa...

Page 13: ...e at the end of their use The disposal of electrical and electronic equipment is regulated by law Please observe all local regulations Disposal via household waste or ordinary industrial waste is not...

Page 14: ...cessing operations Prevent corrosion Provide an operating time buffer in the event of environmental control system failure Help avoid failures caused by the intermittent interference from static disch...

Page 15: ...mption Peak 500W 800W Power Consumption Average with High Load X13 Base Config 350W 450W Power Consumption Average with High Load X22 Config 400W 500W Power Consumption Average with High Load X31 Conf...

Page 16: ...Case Dimension WxDxH 447 x 441 x 44 4mm 445 x 468 x 88 9mm Max Product Dimension WxDxH 484 x 489 x 44 4mm 484 x 493 x 88 9mm Product Weight 8 3kg 13 1kg Shipping Dimension 660 x 580 x 160mm 790 x 560...

Page 17: ...7 Dimensions IMPORTANT Please note that due to the production process there may be deviations in the dimensions Dimensions PIXERA one Dimensions PIXERA two 475mm 441mm 484mm 439mm 489mm 447mm 484mm 44...

Page 18: ...18 Manual PIXERA Server Front Views Front View PX1 Front View PX2 Description Front Views 1 2x USB3 0 port 2 Power button 1 2 1 2...

Page 19: ...LAN1 The fixed IP address of this LAN socket can be found on the serial number label Right Port LAN2 The IP address of this socket is 1 higher than LAN1 For example if LAN1 has the address 10 30 1 1...

Page 20: ...solution max 4096x2160 60Hz EDID management Yes IMPORTANT Please note that due to space reasons DisplayPort cables need to be used where the plug does not exceed a maximum thickness of approx 14mm Out...

Page 21: ...LEDs Shows the synchronization status of the connected video output card The topmost LED is dedicated to video output card 1 installed in all servers and the second LED to video output card 2 if inst...

Page 22: ...SP Intel Xeon SP Intel Xeon SP CPU Performance Index 13 22 31 54 CPU of Cores of Threads 8 16 10 20 14 28 18 36 CPU Min Max Frequency 1 7 1 7GHz 2 2 3 0GHz 2 2 3 2GHz 3 0 3 7GHz RAM 24GB 32GB 48GB 96...

Page 23: ...can either be D E or F depending on the configuration of the system The maximum datarate of this drive will be 2 5GB s max Uncompressed Option NVMe 2TB NVMe storage for high data rate applications Opt...

Page 24: ...Slot PX2 FP2 FP3 DVI I1 DVI IN 1 DVI I2 DVI IN 2 DVI IN 1 Port Description DVI IN 1 DVI IN 2 DVI Input 1 DVI Input 2 Standard DVI I DL Analog RGB up to 1600x1200 60Hz 1920x1080 60Hz Analog Component...

Page 25: ...n Slot PX2 FP2 FP3 HDMI IN 1 HDMI IN 2 Port Description HDMI IN 1 HDMI IN 2 HDMI Input 1 HDMI Input 2 Video formats PAL NTSC 720p 1080i 1080p 2160p 4K DCI or UHDTV Graphic formats VGA SVGA XVGA WXGA W...

Page 26: ...DI I2 3GSDI IN 2 1 3GSDI I4 3GSDI IN 4 3 2 1 Option Slot PX2 FP2 FP3 3GSDI I1 3GSDI IN 1 3GSDI I2 3GSDI IN 1 2 3GSDI I4 3GSDI IN 1 2 3 4 Port Description 3GSDI IN 1 3GSDI IN 4 3G SDI input 1 3G SDI in...

Page 27: ...160p_30Hz o 4X3G_A_QUADRANT 3840x2160p_50Hz 3840x2160p_60Hz o 3G_B_DL_425_1 S274M_1080p_50Hz S274M_1080p_60Hz o 4X3G_B_DL_QUADRANT 3840x2160p_50Hz 3840x2160p_60Hz o 2X3G_B_DS_425_3 3840x2160p_24Hz 384...

Page 28: ...UT 4 3 2 1 3GSDI C8 GL 3GSDI IN 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 3GSDI OUT 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 Port Description IMPORTANT As this option does not have BNC connectors for space reasons DIN BNC adapters are required for ope...

Page 29: ...DL_425_1 S274M_1080p_50Hz S274M_1080p_60Hz o 4X3G_B_DL_QUADRANT 3840x2160p_50Hz 3840x2160p_60Hz o 2X3G_B_DS_425_3 3840x2160p_24Hz 3840x2160p_25Hz 3840x2160p_30Hz o 4X3G_A_425_5 3840x2160p_50Hz 3840x21...

Page 30: ...on Slot PX2 FP2 FP3 3GSDI C4 FLEX 1 2 3 4 Port Description FLEX 1 FLEX 4 FLEX module connector 1 FLEX module connector 4 IMPORTANT Do not connect to any USB C device This will damage the FLEX card and...

Page 31: ...Using the optional balanced analog XLR breakout cable the card offers balanced Line inputs and outputs via female and male XLR connectors Breakout 2 Breakout cable for SPDIF input output and AES inpu...

Page 32: ...A2 Option Slot PX1 not possible Option Slot PX2 FP2 FP3 OUT 1 2 3 4 Port Description OUT 1 OUT 4 Audio out 1 Audio out 4 The short circuit protected low impedance and balanced line outputs are accessi...

Page 33: ...N OUT OUT TERM IN LED ACT SET Port Description ANALOG LINE OUT Stereo monitor output Phones MADI OPTICAL BNC IN OUT Identical signals are available at both the optical and the coaxial output ERROR LED...

Page 34: ...T OUT IN OUT IN Port Description ADAT1 IN OUT ADAT4 IN OUT 4 channels optical ADAT input and output Breakout 2 Breakout cable for SPDIF input output and AES input output The 9 pin digital breakout cab...

Page 35: ...OUT IN Expansion Card AES EBU 5 8 MIDI OUT IN IN OUT Port Description AES EBU 4 8 AES EBU 5 8 IN OUT 2x 4 channel AES EBU input and output Note Breakout and connection cables with this pinout are sta...

Page 36: ...assis from a rack only This may damage the server and may cause injury Precautions Ensure that the leveling jacks on the underside of the rack are fully extended to the floor with the entire weight of...

Page 37: ...lock the server in place when fully extended from the rack This prevents the server from coming completely out of the rack when you pull it out for servicing Replace both original inner rails 1 suppl...

Page 38: ...e front of the rack with two M5 screws and the short bracket 4 to the rear of the rack with three M5 screws Installing the Media Server into the Rack Align the inner rails with the front of the outer...

Page 39: ...s from the outer rail These assemblies are specifically designed for the left and right Note These rails fit into a rack with a depth between 675mm and 920mm 1 Outer rail 2 Middle rail 3 Inner rail 4...

Page 40: ...ify the left and right outer rail assemblies as described previously 2 Pull the inner rail out of the outer rail until it is fully extended as illustrated below 3 Press the locking tab down to release...

Page 41: ...the chassis 3 Attach the inner rail to the chassis with the screw Installing the Outer Rails on the Rack 1 Press the locking tab at the rear end of the middle rail upwards 2 Push the middle rail back...

Page 42: ...ils of the chassis with the outer rails 3 Slide the inner rails into the outer rails keeping the pressure even on both sides When the media server has been pushed completely into the rack the locking...

Page 43: ...he media servers must be operated in an absolutely separate network from which you have no access to other networks e g operational company networks etc AV Stumpfl GmbH cannot accept any liability for...

Page 44: ...44 Manual PIXERA Server PIXERA UI Wings RX Compatibility UI 1 2 4 5 7 9 8 10 1 3 4 6 5 7 9 10 8...

Page 45: ...d that can be removed by clicking Eject UI Shortcuts Win T Opens Wings Touch Win M Opens Avio Manager Win S Opens the Avio Service Menu Win T Wings Touch Win W Wings Vioso Win Ctrl Opens Wings Engine...

Page 46: ...the properties dialog by clicking Close Now you can adjust sharpness and portion You can now continue with a Vioso calibration See Camera based calibration Defining EDID for live video inputs Any desi...

Page 47: ...t Snapshot Selecting a snapshot By selecting the Use buttons you can choose the snapshot to be used At the system start a Boot Manager showing the selected entry and the Backup Manager are displayed S...

Page 48: ...to be deleted the child snapshots will be deleted as well Backup Manager Administration Click Manage System Images to open the administration view Click Import New System Image to import new system im...

Page 49: ...ver may only be carried out in consultation with AV Stumpfl GmbH Unauthorized servicing activities will void the warranty Standard configuration shown your system may be different 1 Remove the 4 screw...

Page 50: ...when the unit is switched off A green light indicates that the power is on 1 Push the release tab on the back of the power supply 2 Pull the power supply out using the handle provided 3 Replace the f...

Page 51: ...ata is stored redundantly If you have exchanged the OS SSDs you must request a corresponding image of the operating system from AV Stumpfl If you have exchanged the data SSD you must reinstall the dat...

Page 52: ...is available every day between 8 am and 10 pm UTC 1 at 43 7249 42811 900 However we would like to point out that we charge EUR 30 00 net for every 15 minutes Please bear in mind that we may not be abl...

Page 53: ...65 EU Energy Related Products Directive 2009 125 EC Applied harmonized Standards Low Voltage Directive EN 60950 1 2006 A11 2009 A1 2010 A12 2011 AC 2011 A2 2013 Information technology equipment Safet...

Page 54: ...space reasons DisplayPort cables need to be used where the plug does not exceed a maximum thickness of approx 12mm Note added at Audio Output Option HDSPe AIO HDSPe AES and HDSPe RayDAT Due to the lim...

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