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Page 6 of 12                   FR1AV  user manual issue 1.2.2

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Video/Audio cards

The FR1AVframe has six slots for Crystal Vision video or audio cards. Only Crystal Vision cards
should be fitted. The signal connections to these are made through rear modules. The operation and
connections of each card and associated rear modules are described in the documentation relating to
that card. All Crystal Vision cards can be inserted and removed while the frame is powered without
damage.

Typical Rear Module RM01 with label fitted for PAL/NTSC to SDI decoder

Rear Signal Connections

The signal connections to the cards are made through a range of rear modules. The FR1AV frame will
be supplied with an appropriate selection of these for the cards installed in it. Unused slots will be fitted
with blanking plates. Details of signal types and pin-outs are given the documentation supplied with
each Crystal Vision video or audio card.

The rear modules are held in place by a retaining bar at each side. These run the height of the frame
and provide mechanical support as well as ensuring EMC compliance.

It is possible to move, add, or change the rear modules if new or different cards are to be used in the
frame. This should be done as follows: -

1.

 

Disconnect  the mains power leads from the FR1AV frame.

2.

 

Identify the rear modules or blanking plates to be removed.  Using a cross-head screwdriver undo
the two screws on the retaining bar on each side of these module(s). Remove the retaining bars.

3.

 

Pull the rear module(s) straight off the rear of the frame.

4.

 

Check that the rear modules that will be fitted to the frame have the relevant labels properly
attached using the retaining pins.

5.

 

Fit the new modules by pushing them straight on to the connectors.

6.

 

Hold any blanking plates in place while the retaining bars are refitted. Ensure that both screws on
the  retaining bar is fully tightened to maintain mechanical integrity and EMC compliance.

7.

 

To maintain product safety and EMC compliance the rear of the frame should be filled with
Crystal Vision connector units and blanking plates before power is reapplied.

NTSC/

ZLA00080

Y IN

RM01

SYNC IN

DELAY

PULSE OUT

SDI

DEC S

OUT(1)

OUT(2)

SDI

PAL/C IN

 

Summary of Contents for FR1AV

Page 1: ...Vision Ltd Lion Technology Park Station Road East Whittlesford Cambridge CB22 4WL England E mail sales crystalvision tv Website www crystalvision tv Tel 44 0 1223 497049 Fax 44 0 1223 497059 FR1AV 1U...

Page 2: ...ules designed for that purpose Do not use the frame unless all the rear connector positions are filled either with Crystal Vision Rear Modules or with Crystal Vision blanking plates Only suitably trai...

Page 3: ...ns 5 Power Supplies 5 Front Panel Indication Of Supply Status 5 Video Audio cards 6 Rear Signal Connections 6 Slot Numbers 7 Remote Control GPI Connections 7 LCD Front Panel Control Module on the FR1A...

Page 4: ...ted by feeding the board into the appropriate guides and pushing it fully home The power supply module is inserted and removed in the same way The signal and power supply module have allocated slots a...

Page 5: ...ted through the frame wiring to the front panel electronics This allows an indication of status to the user The fault condition indicated is a supply rail failure or a power supply module overheating...

Page 6: ...n the height of the frame and provide mechanical support as well as ensuring EMC compliance It is possible to move add or change the rear modules if new or different cards are to be used in the frame...

Page 7: ...be used Remote 1 and Remote 2 pin connections Pin number Remote 1 function 26way high density D type socket Remote 2 function 26way high density D type plug 1 5 3V 10 dc out Slot 3 GPI e 2 Frame GND S...

Page 8: ...from rear of FR1AV Frame showing rear connections for Remote 1 Remote 2 Remote 2 CAUTION For continued protection against fire replace only with the same type 5 A 250V fuse This equipment must be eart...

Page 9: ...d The position is expressed as a node number The node number is determined by the slot number and by the position of a configuration link in the frame Details of setting the link position are given in...

Page 10: ...ead screwdriver 3 The links that select the node address are on the board that runs past the two fans at the rear of the frame They are labelled J1 and J2 4 The links are normally set in position 1 cl...

Page 11: ...pins 1 2 are a twisted pair and the pins 3 4 are the other twisted pair For shorter cables up to 5m long use 6 core cable with overall screen To ensure continued EMC compliance only good quality scre...

Page 12: ...cement part to ensure adequate cooling and continued fire protection Be sure to fit the finger guards on both sides of the fan mounting plate assembly 7 Reconnect the fan power connector 8 Fit the fan...

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