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6. Advanced configuration

Barco – Eos Workstation for Windows – DOC-3062-2 – Revision 12 – August-2004

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Advanced configuration

This chapter provides help for reconfiguring the software and hardware of your E

Summary of Contents for Eos

Page 1: ...User s manual Eos Workstation for Windows...

Page 2: ...chapter 6 add chapter 7 add chapter 8 chapter 9 new The corresponding chapters are new or completely revised corr Passages of the corresponding chapter were corrected see modification bars add Passag...

Page 3: ...med immediately in writing of any complaints The period of guarantee begins on the date of transfer of risks in the case of special systems and software on the date of commissioning at the latest 30 d...

Page 4: ..._________________________________ iv Revision sheet To Barco Control Rooms GmbH An der Rossweid 5 D 76229 Karlsruhe Phone 49 721 6201 0 Fax 49 721 6201 298 E mail docu de bcd barco com Web www barcoco...

Page 5: ...1 Examining 3 2 3 1 1 Eos 3 2 3 1 2 Eos Extender 3 7 3 2 Cabling 3 10 3 2 1 Power supply 3 10 3 2 2 Mouse 3 11 3 2 3 Keyboard 3 11 3 2 4 Keyboard extension 3 12 3 2 5 Graphic cards 3 14 3 2 6 OmniSca...

Page 6: ...a window 4 7 4 3 2 Naming of video channels and video sources 4 10 4 3 3 Displaying analog video 4 14 4 3 4 Displaying streaming video 4 18 4 3 5 Displaying RGB signals 4 24 4 3 6 Configuration of RGB...

Page 7: ...NT 6 33 6 2 5 Upgrading the display driver under Windows 2000 or Windows XP 6 33 6 2 6 Deinstallation of the display driver agxuninst exe 6 38 6 2 7 Special requirements when installing Windows 2000...

Page 8: ...____________________________________________________________________________ 1 1 1 Introduction This chapter explains the structure of the manual itself and the used typographic styles and symbols Saf...

Page 9: ...overview about the features of EOS Getting Started describes the set up of EOS Operating shows the capabilities which EOS offers displaying graphics and video Maintenance describes the maintenance of...

Page 10: ...is arrow marks a line that must be made up in two lines though meant to be one line If you do not heed instructions indicated by this symbol there is a risk of damage to the equipment If you do not he...

Page 11: ...gital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules Electromagnetic immunity of EOS complies with EN55024 1 3 2 Precautions For your own protection observe the following safety precautions when installi...

Page 12: ...rd pull it out by the plug Never pull the cord itself If an extension cord is used with this product make sure that the total of the ampere ratings on the products plugged into the extension cord does...

Page 13: ...is 40 C When using the unit in a multi unit rack assembly or closed assembly the ambient temperature inside the assembly may not succeed the maximum rated ambient temperature When installed in a rack...

Page 14: ...open the file CRSindex htm from the CD by means of the Explorer Look in the section Releases of individual Products for the release of the graphic driver that is in stalled on EOS and chose the relate...

Page 15: ...co Eos Workstation for Windows DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 2 1 2 Summary This chapter gives an overview about the fe...

Page 16: ...y STREAMING VIDEO CARD QUAD ANALOG VIDEO CARD and DUAL RGB INPUT CARD The hardware and software of EOS is based on world wide accepted standards EOS offers the following excep tional capabilities High...

Page 17: ..._______________________________________________________ 2 3 Eos Extender An EOS EXTENDER increases the capacity of EOS for video and RGB insertion A Windows 2000 or Windows XP Desk top with multiple v...

Page 18: ...62 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 3 1 3 Getting started This chapter describes the set up of EOS Workstation for Windows and pro...

Page 19: ...ray of Independent Disks The front EOS standard 1 8 3 13 11 10a 12 7 4 RESET KB LK POWER H D D POWER 2 9 EOS with redundancy options 13 12 1 8 3 5 4 11 10b 6 2 9 1 air supply 2 handle of filter mounti...

Page 20: ...lower one is the power button 13 The two LEDs next to the switches indicate hard disk drive operating 7 respectively power on 8 The case for redundant operation additionally has a buzzer reset button...

Page 21: ...ard purple jack 28 USB3 USB4 if position 33 is not available USB1 USB2 29 COM1 30 LPT1 31 onboard VGA adapter models EOS 3026 5 EOS 3327 2 3 or COM2 models EOS 3026 4 and earlier EOS 3327 1 and earlie...

Page 22: ...he power modules there is the air sup ply 14 COM1 29 is for plugging in a serial mouse or PS 2 mouse 26 is for plugging in a PS 2 mouse and PS 2 keyboard 27 is for plugging in a PS 2 keyboard If avail...

Page 23: ...f PCI slots on the back panel of EOS 3026 5 EOS 3327 2 3 Also in the models EOS 3327 1 EOS 3327 0 EOS 3026 4 EOS 3026 3 EOS 3026 2 EOS 3026 1 and EOS 3026 03 there are six PCI expansion slots They hav...

Page 24: ...d power supply or a redundant hot plug power supply Front Eos Extender 13 slots The EOS EXTENDER looks like this or similar 1 3 4 2 1 On Off switch 2 buzzer reset button power module failed only used...

Page 25: ...8 power switch of individual power module 9 LED individual power module operating Figure 3 7 Sockets on the back of the EOS EXTENDER standard left and with redundant power supply right On the back of...

Page 26: ...her 7 or 13 PCI slots in either 1 or two PCI segments The models EOS EXTENDER Eos 3193 0 1 and the PCI EXTENDER BOX MMT 2789 02 each with 13 slots provides them in two segments Figure 3 8 PCI Slots an...

Page 27: ...ur facilities manager or a qualified electrician if you are not sure what type of power is supplied to your building EOS is designed to operate with single phase power systems having a grounded neutra...

Page 28: ...r a serial mechanical mouse or a PS 2 optical mouse Serial mouse Plug a serial mouse into the COM1 jack 29 and screw in the strain relief screws Figure 3 11 COM1 port PS 2 mouse Plug a PS 2 mouse into...

Page 29: ...ection cables connection cable 20m 4 PC cable 6 Keyboard and mouse are plugged into the remote extension box instead of being plugged directly into EOS The remote extension box is connected to the loc...

Page 30: ...________________________ 3 13 TAS 2747 0 for PS 2 keyboard and RS 232 serial mouse 5 8 8 3 4 4 6 6 6 1 7 2 MOUSE KEYBOARD TRANSMIT TRANSMIT MOUSE TASTATUR 1 mouse 2 keyboard 3 keyboard interface box T...

Page 31: ...digital mode For EOS systems with digital output and video or RGB insertions the output of the graphic cards is led over to OMNISCALERS and then connected to the display device Please refer to section...

Page 32: ...cables Dual DVI to 2xDVI D adapter cable Digital output for display on projection modules with digital input Figure 3 17 Dual DVI to 2 DVI D adapter cable Dual DVI to 2xCRT adapter cable Analog outpu...

Page 33: ...on 3 2 11 Eos Extender AGX and UGX GRAPHIC CARDS may not be mixed within the same system Each UGX GRAPHIC CARD provides four ports for connecting projection cubes monitors or projectors The upper con...

Page 34: ...for the OMNISCALER AGX 3002 Within one system both types of OMNISCALERS can be used provided that the requirements given in the table below are considered OmniScaler maximal resolution channel requir...

Page 35: ...the graphic cards they are connected to The OMNISCALER that is connected to the first graphic card as primary graphic adapter lightens also the green LED of the respective graphic channel please refe...

Page 36: ...e a video breakout cable is included The breakout cable itself provides eight BNC connectors that can be used to connect four S Video or composite signals CVBS Y4 yellow CVBS Y3 red CVBS Y2 black CVBS...

Page 37: ...ase of a failure of one connection the other con nection will take over the complete network traffic If a redundant connection is not required either plug 1 or plug 2 can be used for the connection Bo...

Page 38: ...e DUAL RGB INPUT CARD has two VGA compatible 15 pin SubMinD connectors Each is for connecting one RGB signal to the EOS If a signal with more than 1280 1024 75Hz is inserted it must be connected to RG...

Page 39: ...h additional serial connectors They might be helpful for controlling multiple devices like VISU PLUS etc through Barcos Wall Management Software APOLLO Connectors The Multiport I O Card has two serial...

Page 40: ...e phase power systems having a grounded neutral conductor To reduce the risk of electrical shock do not plug into any other type of power system To connect the EOS EXTENDER to the power supply follow...

Page 41: ...OS EXTENDER The cable between EOS and the EOS EXTENDER is fragile It may not last under tension or being bent or twisted Therefore in both EOS and the EOS EXTENDER a PCI card is inserted I e in EOS on...

Page 42: ...S EXTENDER is connected numbering continues with the PCI slots of this EOS EXTENDER After that the remaining slots of EOS are numbered The numbering is illustrated in the figure below Quad Analog Vide...

Page 43: ...undant connection to the LAN the Ethernet Card 10 100 Mbps as well as the Ethernet Card 10 100 1000 Mbps are both also available as server adapters allowing to configure them in teaming mode sharing o...

Page 44: ...un from a terminator 50 at one end to a terminator at the other end with each device connected using a T connector Onboard LAN adapter network card 10 100 Mbps and network card 10 100 1000 Mbps The on...

Page 45: ...the network onboard adapter Please refer to 3 2 12 Network 3 3 2 Switching on Switch on EOS by pressing the power button on the front Initial system start after delivery After the pre configuration at...

Page 46: ...choose Shut Down to display the Shut down Windows dialog box Figure 3 39 shut down dialog Select Shut down and click OK After some seconds a message appears that you can switch off your computer safe...

Page 47: ...ition Barco recommends the usage of the following service packs Operating system Requirements Windows2000 Professional Service Pack 4 recommended Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1a recommended Ta...

Page 48: ...n the hard disk of EOS there are stored the files of the latest release of the display driver suite c BARCO Windows Drivers OVS 2686 Windows Drivers X X Whenever the installation of a different releas...

Page 49: ...in these locations and Include this location in the search Click on the Browse button to select the re spective path Specify the following path if your system is equipped with UGX GRAPHIC CARDS c BAR...

Page 50: ...he specified driver Check if the path you entered one step before is indicated and continue with Next After selecting the appropriate folder click Next It takes some seconds during which the wizard se...

Page 51: ...mes sage in beforehand If you want to do so go to the Hardware tab of the System Properties dialog Start Settings Control Panel System and click the Driver Signing button On the Driver Signing Options...

Page 52: ...The next dialog prompts you to restart the computer But restarting is only necessary when all new hardware is installed Therefore click No and wait some time to see if the Found New Hardware Wizard s...

Page 53: ...mode After the restart log in as Administrator open the Windows Explorer and go to the folder c BARCO Windows Drivers OVS 2686 Windows Drivers X X Double click on the file setup exe The script setup...

Page 54: ...talls the drivers for Barco s graphic cards and input cards Selecting Switcher language compiler installs the switcher language compiler which allows to flexibly define system configurations with exte...

Page 55: ...lick Next the installation will begin Figure 3 44 start of installation Windows will point you to the fact that the driver is not digitally signed Press Continue Anyway Figure 3 45 Windows logo testin...

Page 56: ...roperties dialog appears Move the slider in the section Screen area to the very right to select the largest screen area possible and click Apply The following dialog must be confirmed with Yes Configu...

Page 57: ...ay driver For configuring the display driver click the Start button on the taskbar and choose Settings and then Control Panel to display the Control Panel dialog box Figure 3 47 Display Settings in th...

Page 58: ...bitmaps or to the display driver in general turn this option off The simplest possibility to bypass all conflicts in storage management is to deactivate the use of device bitmaps However this will ca...

Page 59: ...option selected the orbiting of the display is started and the orbiting time can be defined Default not selected Effective initially after rebooting changed value after one step Table 3 8 When connect...

Page 60: ...Rows box The configuration is interactively displayed below Either indicate the Cols and Rows number by clicking the arrows beneath the number or if entering the values with the keyboard press the Ent...

Page 61: ...User defined instead Then you can assign interactively each projection cube to its corresponding graphic channel Figure 3 53 Screen order After pressing the Reorder button one graphic channel after th...

Page 62: ...etting the display properties open the Display Properties dialog box as described in section 3 5 2 Configuring the display driver Click the Settings tab Move the slider in the Screen area box to selec...

Page 63: ...displaying video it is important to work with an appropriate cursor EOS uses always a hardware cursor if not a colored pointer scheme is selected A hardware cursor has the advantage that it is permane...

Page 64: ...on for Windows DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 4 1 4 Operating This chapter shows the capabilities that EOS offers for d...

Page 65: ...coded and displayed simultane ously by one STREAMING VIDEO CARD STREAMING VIDEO CARDS can also be used to realize distributed video see section 4 2 5 Distributed video 4 1 3 Dual RGB Input Card The DU...

Page 66: ...20 1 5 Table 4 2 size of video RGB data and number of displayable video windows in case that this card is the only type of input card used in the system To calculate the bandwidth for windows of diffe...

Page 67: ...LER the factor for pre scaling is considered during up scaling to obtain a video window in the desired size Use Pre Scale in the Scaler Settings dialog In the bandwidth formula only the reduced amount...

Page 68: ...phic data stream it is transferred to the OMNISCALER where the video and RGB data is integrated to it Each input source can be individually scaled up to full screen and higher and color depth can be s...

Page 69: ...video signal is sent to the video input card of this new segment and the connected video switcher provides the video input card of the new PCI segment with the actual video data By this no video data...

Page 70: ...ted see section 4 3 2 Naming of video channels and video sources Figure 4 3 Starting the video software The software video opens the video window With a right click on the video window a dialog box fo...

Page 71: ...y Set size and position of video window v refers to the actual video size without borders a s d m Set aspect ratio of video window to source display or manual unless specified with w i source Select...

Page 72: ...tender The following example explains the order of channels for two DUAL RGB INPUT CARD one QUAD ANALOG VIDEO CARD and one STREAMING VIDEO CARD where in the PCI order there is first one DUAL RGB INPUT...

Page 73: ...simple configuration is explained The complete description of the switcher definition file can be found in section 6 2 3 Configuring video Primarily the switcher language compiler must be installed Th...

Page 74: ...configuration the following sections are used Grabber To each used input of the QUAD ANALOG VIDEO CARDS an individual name is assigned DFRG One or multiple Grabber get a name as video channel Sourcel...

Page 75: ...VC 2 QAVC 4 DFRG Vid1 QAVC 5 Sourcelist In the section Sourcelist all used sources are listed In each of the lines there is the name in quotes followed by the video type and the video standard It is p...

Page 76: ...sed Appended to that name separated by a point the connected port must be identified this is with the used cards always 1 CABLES define wiring RTL to QAVC 1 1 QAVC 3 1 SAT 1 to QAVC 2 1 QAVC 4 1 NTV t...

Page 77: ...l In case of video loss a blue window is displayed if the standard Auto is selected Detect Signal is automatically selected Source 0 Disabled Video channel disabled 1 Composite Select a composite vide...

Page 78: ...eo is cropped accordingly Dragging then the lower left corner outwards enlarges the cropped portion of the video Enable Keyboard Shortcuts Frequently used commands can be entered with the keyboard as...

Page 79: ...en mode on off Shift F5 Constant aspect ratio in full screen mode on off Ctrl F5 Channel video on off F6 Switch from 4 3 to 16 9 aspect ratio F7 Double click Video shown uncropped F8 Standard size and...

Page 80: ...the set factor and up scaled accordingly in the OMNISCALER 0 16 of 16 pixels in x and y direction remain no prescaling default 1 15 of 16 pixels in x and y direction remain 8 8 of 16 pixels in x and y...

Page 81: ...wall or in Channel Video mode to the projection cubes which currently display a part of it Freeze return to play if the source is frozen the eight above mentioned settings can not be changed Edit Open...

Page 82: ...gging then the lower left corner outwards enlarges the cropped portion of the video Enable Keyboard Shortcuts Frequently used commands can be entered with the key board as well as with the mouse Left...

Page 83: ...ght click in video window Full screen mode on off Shift F5 Constant aspect ratio in full screen mode on off Ctrl F5 Channel video on off F6 Switch from 4 3 to 16 9 aspect ratio F7 Double click Video s...

Page 84: ...Configuration Algorithm All video streams processed by one STREAMING VIDEO CARD must have the same com pression algorithem Currently mpeg2 is supported Table 4 11 Configuring video streams The paramet...

Page 85: ...d PID is found no video will be shown Skip bytes at Start End Encoder dependant value of the number of bytes that must be skipped at the beginning end of each packet please see table below Encoder Con...

Page 86: ...4000 0 0 Auto Off 0 NKFC 20 36 0 Auto Off 256 Table 4 12 Encoder dependant parameter values Scaler settings dialog box In the Scaler Settings dialog box the settings for video processing in the OMNISC...

Page 87: ...les which currently display a part of it Freeze return to play if the source is frozen the seven above mentioned settings can not be changed Detect Signal In case of a signal loss a blue window is dis...

Page 88: ...ow and control panel is saved on exit Restore Defaults Return to the original settings of a configuration User Interface Fullscreen Means Channel Video In full screen mode the video is displayed on al...

Page 89: ...ter Backspace Hold STRG and left click Zoom out from mouse pointer F5 Left click and right click in video window Full screen mode on off Shift F5 Constant aspect ratio in full screen mode on off Strg...

Page 90: ...r Preset Name Enter a name for a new preset Change Click this button to enter the correct resolution if the resolution shown differs from the resolution of your screen mode Timing HPos The horizontal...

Page 91: ...the pre scale factor video data is in the input card downscaled with the set factor and up scaled accordingly in the OMNISCALER 0 16 of 16 pixels in x and y direction remain no prescaling default 1 15...

Page 92: ...est pattern basically thin black and white vertical lines Windows 95 98 Windows NT 2000 XP Macintosh PowerMacintosh Close applications and switch desktop pattern to alternating one pixel wide black an...

Page 93: ...background If there are interferences visible the value of the PLL Divider has to be adjusted The value of the PLL Divider is approximately 1 3 times the horizontal resolution In the PLL Divider box...

Page 94: ...CARD the default preset file rgb3010 prs is applied From the File menu choose Import Export Presets to manage the presets Figure 4 18 Managing presets Default Presets This file rgb3010 prs is provided...

Page 95: ...et The Select button offers access to the dialog box Select Presets Figure 4 19 Selecting presets View Left Right presets from the left column will be selected presets from the right column will be se...

Page 96: ...ent of the signal s source are called Settings and can be saved in a configuration file e g default frg4 vcf and re loaded From the File menu choose Open Settings to load a certain configuration file...

Page 97: ...Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 5 1 5 Maintenance EOS requires very little maintenance Some maintenance operations are nevertheles...

Page 98: ...3 1 2 Eos Extender Also the LED power module failed 6 4 at the front lightens up This LED stays lightened as long as the failure persists even if the buzzer reset button was pressed 37 25 38 35 36 14...

Page 99: ...ghtened even though its power switch is in the position ON I the respective power module is defective Switch the power switch 35 of the defective power module to position OFF O Loosen the securing scr...

Page 100: ...n of the air The air filter is located behind the ventilation slits on the front of EOS Unlock the front cover of EOS with the key Pull the handle of the filter mounting into your direction Pull out t...

Page 101: ...not throw lithium batteries into the household waste They must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations concerning special waste The battery may explode if mistreated Do not dispose it of...

Page 102: ...cally clean the cabinet Stubborn stains may be removed with a cloth lightly dampened with mild detergent solution Never use strong solvents such as thinner or benzine or abrasive cleaners since these...

Page 103: ...ation for Windows DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 6 2 6 Advanced configuration This chapter provides help for reconfigur...

Page 104: ...e screws as well as for the screws inside EOS you need a size 2 Phillips screwdriver Some screws inside EOS can be loosen with a 5 5 spanner as well Figure 6 2 Screws of the case of Eos Now you can ea...

Page 105: ...lot for inserting expansion cards PCI slots PCI slots for graphic cards OMNISCALERS input cards network cards Multiport I O Cards and EOS EXTENDERS Figure 6 4 PCI slots ISA slots ISA slot for network...

Page 106: ...Figure 6 6 Inserting additional memory Memory modules are made of delicate electronic components that are extremely sensitive to static electricity Ordinary amounts of static from your clothes or work...

Page 107: ...ll not support optimal system speed But EOS 3026 3 can use memory modules with higher number as indicated above On the mainboard of the models EOS 3026 5 EOS 3327 2 and EOS 3327 3 there are four socke...

Page 108: ...use Examine the card before removing from the anti static bag If there is any visible damage do not install the card and contact Barco Do not remove the card from the anti static bag until you are re...

Page 109: ...1280 1024 no 7 OVERVIEW MP ATLAS67C4 PSI modules from Q2 03 and newer XGA 1024 768 no 8 OVERVIEW MDR50 67 DL 1 SXGA 1280 1024 no 9 ATLAS CS4 S70 digital output via DVI connector SXGA 1280 1024 no F di...

Page 110: ...n of the display drivers for the new components is started automatically Figure 6 9 New Hardware found and driver installed After the installation is finished you have to confirm Finish Figure 6 10 in...

Page 111: ...dows XP activation Windows XP must once be activated after the installation This is already done in the factory Nevertheless after too many hardware changes it might be necessary to activate Windows X...

Page 112: ...criteria V1 V2 V3 and M1 Each of them must be valid to allow the card to be inserted The rule for the criteria V1 V2 and V3 is the following For each card there is a factor that must be multiplied by...

Page 113: ...ed with the same amount and types of boards We here fist calculate the three criteria V1 V2 and V3 for one EOS EXTENDER After that we check the criteria M1 for both the Eos and the EOS EXTENDERS For 1...

Page 114: ...VIDEO CARD 1 62 2 3 24 DUAL RGB INPUT CARD 1 62 2 3 24 STREAMING VIDEO CARD 1 62 4 6 48 100 66 13 Table 6 8 Calculating the configuration criterion M1 for the whole Eos system The results for V1 V2 a...

Page 115: ...ER for redundant operation Eos redundant operation Eos Extender redundant operation V1 V2 V3 Factor Amount Result Factor Amount Result Factor Amount Result AGX GRAPHIC CARD 6 94 2 65 5 24 UGX GRAPHIC...

Page 116: ...ect way The following positions for JP1 can be chosen pin max speed in bps meaning 2 and 3 921600 recommended enhanced speed option 1 and 2 115200 compatibility speed for direct port access Figure 6 1...

Page 117: ...Multiport I O Card and Ethernet Card 10 100 Mbps or 10 100 1000 Mbps EOS 3026 02 and earlier PCI1 and PCI5 PCI2 and PCI6 if the shared slot is used for PCI card don t use both slots at the same time...

Page 118: ...he display driver and 3 5 3 Configuring the display wall Some advanced features are not accessible from the control panel They can be configured directly in the Win dows registry 6 2 1 Editing the reg...

Page 119: ...oes not exist yet create an entry with the commands Edit and New Figure 6 14 Create a new entry in the registry In the Edit DWORD Value dialog box e g you can edit Value data and specify if the value...

Page 120: ...gement is taken into account Thus an arrangement of 3 2 modules 3 rows 2 lines is written as 00020100 The leading zeroes however are skipped 20100 The following table lists examples for some arrangeme...

Page 121: ...the MappingCache in the registry Name MappingCache Typ DWORD Values 4 64 Default 64 Effective after rebooting Table 6 19 The value is specified in Megabytes Each UGX or AGX board requires 16 KB non sh...

Page 122: ...to store the bitmaps in the physical memory of the graphic cards If this memory is not sufficient system memory is used beyond Paged Pool which could lead to conflicts with system processes The paged...

Page 123: ...applies to digital displays only Name PanelResolutionOnly Typ DWORD Value 0 or 1 Default 0 Effective after rebooting Table 6 24 If value is set to 1 only the native resolution can be selected in the d...

Page 124: ...mma BlueGamma With the RedGamma GreenGamma or BlueGamma entry in the registry each color channel of the video signal can be adapted to the monitor or projector color display properties Thus colors and...

Page 125: ...n file The switcher definition file contains all individual parameters of the related hardware configuration computers video switcher configuration of STREAMING VIDEO CARDS definition of analog source...

Page 126: ...nput on the cards These sections are explained by means of an example It covers two display walls one wall is controlled by an EOS and an EOS EXTENDER the other by just one EOS Analog Video and RGB so...

Page 127: ...ove please Sub devices are numbered with an appended index starting with 1 counted up successively if more sub devices are used Connection Determines the serial port of the server Inputs Determines th...

Page 128: ...ey can be configured with the software video exe please refer to section 4 3 4 Displaying streaming video Board Indication of the STREAMING VIDEO CARD see Table 6 29 please The number in brackets is t...

Page 129: ...er QAVCs 3 device server frg3008 2 Grabber QAVCs 4 device server frg3008 3 Grabber SVCs 1 device server frg3008 4 Grabber SVCs 2 device server frg3008 5 Grabber SVCs 3 device server frg3008 6 Grabber...

Page 130: ...a video source a name The video sources are listed in the order they are connected to the video switcher video type Assigns a video type to the video source See section Switcher for definition of vid...

Page 131: ...and the socket number Number ing begins with 1 Name and number are separated by a point input card Name of the input as defined in Table 6 29 If there are any computers defined the name of the comput...

Page 132: ...or through the switcher definition file the changes in the registry are made immediately Files with the registry changes are stored as well in the current folder with the name switcher definition file...

Page 133: ...utes cables include include file_name switcher switcher sw_name sw_def computer computer cmp_name cmp_def grabber grabber frg_name grabber_def dfrg dfrg dfrg_name dfrg_def sourcelist sourcelist listna...

Page 134: ...es are available Therefore copy the folder with the latest display driver from the latest CD Control Room Suite CRS 3045 C to the folder c BARCO Windows Drivers OVS 2686 of the hard disk of EOS If you...

Page 135: ...o continue with the driver update This opens the Hardware Update Wizard Select Install from a list or specific location Advanced and click Next On the next window select the choice Display a list of t...

Page 136: ...PHIC CARDS c BARCO Windows Drivers OVS 2686 Windows Drivers X X AGX3281 agx3281 inf And specify respectively the following path if your system is equipped with AGX GRAPHIC CARDS c BARCO Windows Driver...

Page 137: ...stalled Finally confirm the last dialog with the Finish but ton You will be prompted to restart the computer But do not restart the computer at this time therefore click No Now the file setup exe must...

Page 138: ...Eos Workstation for Windows DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 __________________________________________________________________________ 6 37 On the Driver tab of the Properties dialog there is now t...

Page 139: ...exe you must be logged in as administrator The file is located on the Control Room Suite CD CRS 3045 C in the following directory E Windows Drivers OVS 2686 Windows Drivers X X With a double click on...

Page 140: ...C Partition size When you are asked for the partition size create a partition with address c The size of this partition must not be bigger than 8 GB Format this partition in NTFS file system If there...

Page 141: ...like your Windows installation The service pack for Windows 2000 can be found in the directory CDROM 3rd party Windows 2000 SP4 The service packs for Windows XP are part of the Windows XP system CDs...

Page 142: ...theless we recom mend for a redundant network adapter to use exclusively server adapters to achieve an easy spare part han dling Configuration of an AFT team To configure an AFT team you must be logge...

Page 143: ..._______________________________ 6 42 In the next step select the checkboxes of all cards that shell be part of the team and click Next Now the wizard lists all network cards of the AFT team Click Fini...

Page 144: ..._______________________________________________________________ 6 43 The team is entered in the list of network adapters Clicking Close finally installs the new team You might be prompted to enter the...

Page 145: ...mbers of an AFT team can be released as well To achieve this log in as administrator and start the Intel PROSet II configuration software as explained above Select a network card that is part of the t...

Page 146: ...s DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 7 1 7 Technical appendix This chapter provides tabular overviews about the technical d...

Page 147: ...power mains 100 240V 60Hz 50Hz power consumption standard power supply redundant power supply 300 W 400 W operating conditions 0 40 Celsius at max 80 humidity non condensing Table 7 1 Eos Extender dim...

Page 148: ...480 800 600 800 600 1024 768 1024 768 1280 1024 8 bpp 15 bpp 16 bpp 32 bpp 61 Hz 60 Hz 72 Hz only unscaled 60 Hz 68 Hz only unscaled 60 Hz only 8 bpp 15 bpp 16 bpp video output stage pixel clock digi...

Page 149: ...non condensing dimensions PCI long card 312 00 mm 121 92 mm with ISA retainer and front plate 352 18 mm 121 92 mm weight 280 g plugs 1 64 32bit Dual Voltage Signaling PCI edge connector 2 Dual DVI con...

Page 150: ...ols IGMP multicast subscription supported encoders VCS iMPath Vbrick NELL Teleste NKF Synectics Optibase ASI to IP colors internal data path YUV 4 2 2 16 bit wide bus PCI bus 32bit 33 MHz 64bit 66 MHz...

Page 151: ...CI Interface 100MHz CPU Bus Memory Interface 2 DMA Channels CPU Frame Memory 64MB SDRAM input formats Y C FBAS PAL B G H I M N NTSC M N 4 43 SECAM colors internal data path YUV 4 2 2 16 bit wide video...

Page 152: ...nc on Green colors 15 bpp 32K 16 bpp 64K 24 bpp 16M internal frame rate input timing 1280x1024 60Hz and textmode 70 Hz 2 x 1280x1024 60Hz 2 x 1280x1024 75Hz 1280x1024 60Hz 1280x1024 75Hz 1280x1024 85H...

Page 153: ...z 1048 800 631 600 11764 30 216 0 0 1024x768 43Hz 1264 1024 817 768 23256 24 232 0 0 1024x768 60Hz 1344 1024 806 768 16666 35 296 1 1 1024x768 70Hz 1328 1024 806 768 14285 35 280 1 1 1024x768 75Hz 131...

Page 154: ...ta1 17 0 Data0 14 0 red 48 43 0 Clock 18 0 Data2 13 0 blue 49 GND 42 0 Clock 19 0 Data2 12 GND 50 0 Hsync 41 20 11 0 5V Power 51 0 Vsync 40 0 Hot Plug detect 21 10 0 DDC clock 52 GND 39 0 LED PGA 22 9...

Page 155: ...Data2 18 Data0 10 Data1 2 Data2 19 Data0 Shield 11 Data1 Shield 3 Data2 Shield 20 12 4 21 13 5 22 Clock Shield 14 5V Power 6 DDC Clock 23 Clock 15 Ground return for 5V 7 DDC Data 24 Clock 16 Hot Plug...

Page 156: ...17 1 Data0 14 48 43 1 Clock 18 1 Data2 13 49 GND 42 1 Clock 19 1 Data2 12 GND 50 41 20 11 51 40 1 Hot Plug detect 21 10 1 DDC clock 52 GND 39 1 LED PGA 22 9 1 DDC data 53 38 Scaler detect 23 Int Scal...

Page 157: ...0 Data0 14 48 43 0 Clock 18 0 Data2 13 49 GND 42 0 Clock 19 0 Data2 12 GND 50 41 20 11 0 5V Power 51 40 0 Hot Plug detect 21 10 0 DDC clock 52 GND 39 0 LED PGA 22 9 0 DDC data 53 38 Scaler detect 23...

Page 158: ...ND C GND Composite FBAS GND not connected not connected channel 1 blue wire grey wire channel 2 black wire white wire channel 3 red wire orange wire channel 4 yellow wire green wire Figure 7 5 Streami...

Page 159: ...ision 12 August 2004 __________________________________________________________________________ 7 14 PS 2 keyboard and PS 2 mouse 1 2 3 5 4 6 1 data 4 5V 2 5 clock 3 GND 6 Figure 7 8 COM1 and COM2 5 9...

Page 160: ...ultiport I O card 1 DCD 6 DSR 2 RxD 7 RTS 3 TxD 8 CTS 4 DTR 9 RI 5 GND Figure 7 10 serial connector pin assignment Connection cable keyboard extension Plug 1 twisted pairs Plug 2 1 1 and 14 1 2 2 and...

Page 161: ...r to the IEEE802 3 specification section 8 4 Coaxial Cables and Electrical Parameters 8 1 1 TD 5 2 TD 6 RD 3 RD 7 4 8 Figure 7 12 RJ 45 connector pin assignments 1 9 15 8 1 collision shield 9 collisio...

Page 162: ...DVI to 2xDVI D adapter cable RSAGX32812 UGX GRAPHIC CARD with CRT adapter cable analog AGX 3281 0 UGX GRAPHIC CARD for EOS Dual DVI connector 4 channels CBL 3243 0 Dual DVI to 2xCRT adapter cable RSAG...

Page 163: ...max XGA 10 m DVI D DVI D max UXGA 2 m DVI D DVI D max UXGA 5 m DVI D DVI D max XGA 10 m DVI D DVI D optical max SXGA 10 m DVI D DVI D optical max SXGA 20 m DVI D DVI D optical max SXGA 50 m DVI D DVI...

Page 164: ...1 0 init BAs 38000008 0000B401 48C40000 done 5 1 11 1 init BAs 3C000008 0000B401 48C44000 done The other displays show their respective bus and slot no e g M3 PCI 128b ARGUS AGX 3000 VGA BIOS 3000 04...

Page 165: ...dow remains empty after starting a video If displaying video without OMNISCALER analog output a suitable color depth must be set for the desktop therefore open the Display Properties dialog box as des...

Page 166: ..._____________________________________________________________ 8 3 8 3 Contact Hot line Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions Barco N V Projection Systems Europe Noordlaan 5 B 8520...

Page 167: ...DR RAM 6 5 device bitmap 3 41 6 21 DFRG 6 29 display driver configuring 3 40 insertion of new cards 6 7 6 9 display properties dialog box 3 40 display wall 2 2 configuring 3 43 large 3 7 displaying RG...

Page 168: ...erial 3 5 multi monitor operator station 2 2 Multiport I O Card forbidden PCI slots 6 16 interface 7 15 jumper settings 6 15 order 3 22 network adjustment 3 28 network card 3 26 interface 7 16 network...

Page 169: ...CAM 4 2 4 3 sourcelist 6 29 stream configuration 4 21 Streaming Video Card board settings 4 21 channel video 4 5 distributed video 4 6 interface 7 13 order 3 20 properties 4 2 technical data 7 5 S VHS...

Page 170: ...9 Index Barco Eos Workstation for Windows DOC 3062 2 Revision 12 August 2004 ____________________________________________________________________________ 9 4 Y C 3 19 zoom 4 16 4 20 4 26...

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