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CP-2116E

Remote Control Panel

User Guide

© Copyright 2010 - 2015

EVERTZ MICROSYSTEMS LTD.

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Version 1.2, July 2015

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Page 1: ...com Version 1 2 July 2015 The material contained in this manual consists of information that is the property of Evertz Microsystems and is intended solely for the use of purchasers of the CP 2116E Evertz Microsystems expressly prohibits the use of this manual for any purpose other than the operation of the device All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express...

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Page 3: ...ird grounding prong The wide 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 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manuf...

Page 4: ...or a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communi...

Page 5: ...performance either expressed or implied The only warranty offered by Evertz in relation to this product is the Evertz standard limited warranty stated in the sales contract or order confirmation form Although every attempt has been made to accurately describe the features installation and operation of this product in this manual no warranty is granted nor liability assumed in relation to any error...

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Page 7: ...SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS 9 4 FRONT PANEL CONTROL 11 4 1 FRONT PANEL NAVIGATION OPTIONS 11 4 2 UPGRADING 11 4 3 CONFIGURING THE NETWORK SETTINGS 12 4 4 TESTING THE PANEL S FUNCTIONALITY 13 4 4 1 Key Test 13 4 4 2 LCD Test 13 4 4 3 Touchscreen Test 13 4 4 4 GPIO Test 13 4 5 CHECKING THE STATUS OF THE CP 2116E 14 5 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 15 5 1 UPGRADING THE CP 2116E PANEL 15 5 1 1 Requirements 15 5 1 2 ...

Page 8: ...operties 28 5 3 DISCOVERY MENU 29 5 3 1 Settings Page 30 5 3 2 Ranged Discovery Page 31 5 3 3 Import Device Labels 31 5 3 4 VistaLINK Alarm Server 32 5 4 SOURCE PROC MENU 33 5 4 1 Source Proc Page 33 5 4 2 Destination Proc Page 34 5 4 3 Macros Page 35 5 5 HELP MENU 36 5 5 1 Help Page 36 5 5 1 1 Panel Version 36 5 5 1 2 Product Support 37 5 5 1 3 Configuration 38 5 5 1 4 Logs Tab 39 5 5 2 Preferenc...

Page 9: ...gure 5 2 Install Firmware Page 16 Figure 5 3 Systems Drop Down Menu 17 Figure 5 4 Products Page 17 Figure 5 5 Systems Service Template Page 18 Figure 5 6 Service Template List 19 Figure 5 7 Customizing a Template 20 Figure 5 8 Parameter Tree 22 Figure 5 9 New Template Page 23 Figure 5 10 Assigning a Parameter 24 Figure 5 11 Services List 25 Figure 5 12 Customizing a Service 26 Figure 5 13 Systems ...

Page 10: ...gure 7 8 Level Button Display 54 Figure 7 9 Selecting the Video Button 54 Figure 7 10 Select the ALL NONE Button 55 Figure 7 11 Selecting the BREAK AWAY Button 55 Figure 7 12 Selecting the MORE Button 56 Figure 7 13 Selecting the CHNG PRFL Button 57 Figure 7 14 Selecting the ENABLE TOGGLE Button 57 Figure 7 15 Selecting the LOCK DST Button 58 Figure 7 16 Selecting the PROTECT Button 59 Figure 7 17...

Page 11: ...ewest advanced system control panel offered by Evertz as part of our advanced control system allowing control of automated tielines and pathfinding and advanced breakaway routing while still supporting basic routing concepts like levels and categories The CP 2116E H requires the EQX SERVER Control System for router control The CP 2116E H panel incorporates advanced control of all of Evertz s SNMP ...

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Page 13: ...B 2 0 Ports are used for USB based mouse and or keyboard connections to the CP 2116E JOYSTICK GPIO This connector is currently not supported 12VDC Two external 12 VDC inputs can used to provide fully redundant powering of the unit The DC input connector is a 0 218 inch diameter center positive miniature DC power jack To connect the 12 VDC supply use an AC to DC converter rated at 12 VDC 3 A minimu...

Page 14: ...n of the associated button Label s Description D1 This label identifies the display screen on the CP 2116E front panel When operating the panel the content will be displayed on this screen L1 to L16 There are sixteen LCD buttons located on the front panel which are labelled L1 to L16 in Figure 2 2 These buttons are extremely versatile as the user can change their function and legend S1 to S4 S1 to...

Page 15: ... DC cable of the voltage adapter should be connected to the DC power jack on the rear of the panel CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK GROUNDING OF THE GROUND PIN OF THE MAINS PLUG MUST BE MAINTAINED 2 4 MOUNTING The CP 2116E is equipped with rack mounting angles and fits into a standard 19 inch by 3 5 inch by 1 2 inch 483 mm x 89 mm x 32mm rack space Figure 2 3 to Figure 2 6 illustrates ...

Page 16: ... with Supplied Blank Plate Figure 2 6 Two CP 2116E H Mounted in a 2RU CPH RMB Cooling is achieved by passive air flow across and through the panel chassis The following diagrams illustrate mounting installation for the CP 2116E DBK the CP 2116E TEK Figure 2 7 Mounting Installation for the CP 2116 DBK ...

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Page 19: ...l Full Width Panel 19 W x 3 5 H x 1 2 D 483mm W x 89mm H x 32mm D Half Width Panel 9 5 W x 3 5 H x 1 2 D 241mm W x 89mm H x 32mm D With Full Width 3RU Chassis for WFM Mounting 19 W x 5 25 H x 1 2 D 483mm W x 133mm H x 32mm D Weight 2lbs 9kg Operating Temp 0 40 C 3 1 4 Compliance Safety ETL Listed complies with EU safety directives EMI RFI Complies with FCC Part 15 Class A regulations Complies with...

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Page 21: ... manually upload code onto the CP 2116E unit using the Update screen or the web interface see section 5 1 The following procedures outline how to manually update the device This practice is not recommended for typical users and should only be implemented when directed by Evertz personnel This practice is not recommended for typical users and should only be used when directed by Evertz personnel 1 ...

Page 22: ... S1 Turning the rotary encoder clockwise will enable the user to advance forward and highlight the appropriate value Turning the encoder counter clockwise will move the selection tool backwards 2 Once the desired value is highlighted the text will be bright yellow use the bottom right Change rotary encoder S4 to adjust the value of the selected number Turning the rotary encoder clockwise will incr...

Page 23: ...he Key Test screen simultaneously hold down the first and last shaft encoders S1 and S4 until the Test setup screen is displayed 4 4 2 LCD Test Selecting the LCD Test option enables the user to test the LCD monitor To perform a LCD test select the LCD Test option The LCD screen will cycle through a variety of solid coloured and gradient screens The screen will continue to cycle until the LCD Test ...

Page 24: ...wer Status Monitors the left and right power status of the system BIOS Release Date Displays the BIOS release date in month day year format Uptime Monitors the time elapse from the initial boot up sequence in hours minutes seconds format Workload Monitors the workload The Reboot option enables the user to restart the system To shut down the CP 2116E select the Power Off option ...

Page 25: ... Chinese simplified and traditional if preferred by clicking the other languages option under the download link 5 1 2 Getting Started 1 Set the IP address of the CP 2116E by holding down both rotary encoders S1 and S4 on the far left of the panel for 6 seconds c Select the Network page d Set the IP address for the A port and ensure bonding is off a red x should appear next to it e Select Apply the...

Page 26: ...Figure 5 1 CP116e Web Interface 2 Select the Upgrade menu and the Install Firmware page will open as illustrated in Figure 5 2 Figure 5 2 Install Firmware Page 3 Click on the Browse button to select the file to be updated i e CP2116e 1 1_1 efp and then select the Install button to start the install 4 If a reboot is required the panel should automatically reboot on its own otherwise you may reboot ...

Page 27: ...ystems drop down menu Figure 5 3 Systems Drop Down Menu 5 2 1 Products Page The Products page as illustrated in Figure 5 4 enables the user to upload product jar files to the control panel Uploading the product files will provide access to the specific product parameters and enable configuration To open the Products page select the Products option from the Systems drop down menu Figure 5 4 Product...

Page 28: ...el If a product is loaded onto the panel the product will be accessible in the Service Templates page see section 5 2 2 for further information regarding the Service Templates page OID This column identifies the product s unique address known as an Object Identification Version This column lists the product s current version number Select the button to delete the product 5 2 2 Service Templates Pa...

Page 29: ...e template that you wish to copy and then press the Duplicate Template button to create a replica of that template Delete Template The Delete Template button enables the user to completely remove the currently selected template Select the template that you wish to delete and then press the Delete Template button to remove the template Table 5 1 Service Template Buttons The templates that currently...

Page 30: ...op down menu provides a list of available products Once the desired product is selected the parameter tree will reflect the available parameter items for the selected product More products can be added to this list by uploading product jar files using the Products menu under the Systems menu Bindings This setting allows the user to enable or disable the Bindings option Bindings are used on control...

Page 31: ...his button again will show the parameter tree view Show Details Selecting the Show Details button will toggle the content of the Parameter field When the user selects the Show Details button the path of the parameter and the abbreviated name will be displayed in the Parameter field i e VideoControl Video Control H Phase Offset HPhaseOffset If the user wishes to only display the Parameter name then...

Page 32: ...s to expand or collapse the parameter items Once the user has located their desired parameter they can transfer it to the list by dragging the parameter from the tree and dropping it onto the list To quickly locate a parameter type the parameter name into the Search Parameter Tree field and press the enter key on your keyboard or select the icon The search tool will expand the parameter tree to re...

Page 33: ...der will increment when it is rotated For example if this value is set to 2 each time the shaft encoder is turned clicked over once the value will increment by 2 instead of a regular default unit of 1 Fine Inc Entering a number in this field will assign a fine increment value that will be used when the shaft encoder is pushed This value will then be used each time the shaft encoder is turned click...

Page 34: ...tion 5 2 2 1 for more information 6 Drag and drop a card parameter from the parameter tree to the template parameter list in the middle of the screen Please refer to Figure 5 10 Figure 5 10 Assigning a Parameter 7 For each parameter that is added the user can fill in the seven properties i e Parameter Button Text Default Inc etc Please refer to section 5 2 2 3 for more information 8 Click the SAVE...

Page 35: ...escription New Service The New Service button enables the user to add and create a new service Selecting this button will open a new service page Duplicate Services The Duplicate Services button enables the user to duplicate the selected service Select the service that you wish to copy and then press the Duplicate Services button to create a replica of that service Delete Services The Delete Servi...

Page 36: ...e Selecting a template from the list will open the Service Templates page The user can also drag and drop a template from the Available Service Templates column to the Service Template list in order to customize its properties 5 2 3 3 Service Properties The user can adjust the properties of the service by entering the appropriate information into the fields below This field identifies the service ...

Page 37: ...ntrol panel 5 2 4 Systems Page The Systems page enables the user to view the devices that are currently available on the CP 2116E as well as add new devices The user can also edit and or change details tags and services for specific devices Figure 5 13 Systems Page The user can add and or remove a device using the Systems buttons listed in Table 5 3 Button Image Description New Device The New Devi...

Page 38: ...s the Type field an Update System window will open Here the user can select a device type using the Type drop down menu Details This field displays specific details about the device If the user double clicks the Details field an Update System window will open Here the user can enter information about the device using the Details field Tags This field displays the tags for a particular device If th...

Page 39: ... Window 5 3 DISCOVERY MENU The Discovery menu as illustrated in Figure 5 16 enables the user to set the appropriate discovery settings for the panel The user can also configure the CP 2116E for thumbnails and set the VistaLINK Alarm Server IP address Figure 5 16 Discovery Menu ...

Page 40: ...dd new hardware devices to the list of devices found If set to Off the Discovery system will be permitted to add new hardware devices to the list of devices found Please note when the Discovery system is set to On hardware can be removed from the Systems page It is recommended to leave the Lock Discovery setting to Off Auto Refresh Rate This parameter allows the user to set the auto refresh rate o...

Page 41: ...ry in Figure 5 18 Ranged Discovery Page Range Enter the network range that the panel is to do its discovery in Once the range is entered select the Discover button This process takes approximately 1 minute or less 5 3 3 Import Device Labels This page enables the user to import device labels in the Navigation Tree from VistaLINK Figure 5 19 Import Device Labels Page ...

Page 42: ...ll button The panel must be restarted when a file is imported Click the Restart Panel Software button in the top right hand corner 5 3 4 VistaLINK Alarm Server This page enables the user to configure the VistaLINK Alarm Server settings Figure 5 20 VistaLINK Alarm Server VistaLINK Alarm Server This field enables the user to enter the VistaLINK Alarm Server network address Port This field enables th...

Page 43: ...e following items will be required before you begin a The PRECISE short name from the EQX Server for the router containing the input or output you wish to map a service to b The PRECISE port number in other words the numerical input the service should be mapped to This number should be entered without any preceding zeros Enter the number one as 1 not 001 c An Alias name for the router source which...

Page 44: ...e alias would be Global name of the source as defined in the EQX Server 6 Enter the name of the desired SNMP service in the Service Name field 7 Once selected click the Save button 8 When you are finished mapping the SNMP Services be sure to click the Restart Panel Software link found at the top of each page 5 4 2 Destination Proc Page The Destination Proc page enables the user to attach an SNMP s...

Page 45: ...the VistaLINK Alarm Server when the Service is loaded Figure 5 24 Macros Page 1 Select the plus sign to create a new Macro mapping 2 Enter the name of the desired SNMP service in the Service Name field 3 Enter the name of the Macro in the Macro Name field 4 Once completed select the Save 5 When you are finished mapping the Macro be sure to click the Restart Panel Software link found at the top of ...

Page 46: ...ce settings and import export configurations Figure 5 25 Help Menu 5 5 1 Help Page Selecting the Help menu enables the user to view the current panel version product support and retrieve configuration and logs Figure 5 26 Help Page 5 5 1 1 Panel Version Selecting the Panel Version option as illustrated in Figure 5 26 will display the current panel s version number ...

Page 47: ...age 37 5 5 1 2 Product Support The Product Support option provides a list of current product versions Figure 5 27 Product Support Tab Clicking the Product Versions text will reveal a list of currently supported products and their version numbers ...

Page 48: ...ated in Figure 5 28 enables the user to export the panel s configuration settings Figure 5 28 Configuration Tab Select the Export Configuration text and an Opening config cf dialog box will be appear which will prompt the user to open or save the configuration file Figure 5 29 Opening config cf Dialog Box ...

Page 49: ...gs tab as illustrated in Figure 5 30 enables the user to retrieve configuration logs Figure 5 30 Logs Tab Select the Download Logs text and an Opening logs lf dialog box will appear which will prompt the user to open or save the log file Figure 5 31 Opening logs lf Dialog Box ...

Page 50: ... and Classic Auto Select This parameter enables the user to enable or disable the Auto Select function If set to On a single item in a list will be automatically selected where applicable without having to use the Select button If set to No the Select button will need to be used in order to select an item from a list Dial Rotation This parameter enables the user to change the shaft encoders scroll...

Page 51: ... and navigate to the appropriate configuration file and then select the Open button 4 Once the file name is displayed in the field next to the Browse button select the Install button 5 The panel must be restarted when a file is imported Click the Restart Panel Software button in the top right hand corner To export a configuration select the Export Configuration button An Opening config cf dialog b...

Page 52: ...menu enables the user to upgrade the firmware on the CP 2116E panel Select the Upgrade menu and the Install Firmware page will open as illustrated in Figure 5 34 Figure 5 34 Install Firmware Page For instructions on how to upgrade the panel s firmware please refer to section 5 1 3 ...

Page 53: ... click the Transfer button Restart the server to apply this canvas 2 Daily operation of the MVP to allow the CP 2116E control of a layout a Open an existing layout while connected in maestro and select the save as script option Assign a descriptive name and then click send you will need to do this with any layout you wish to appear on the CP 2116E 3 Set up the CP 2116E This setup should only have ...

Page 54: ...Daily operation of the CP 2116e Directly using the panel a Select the MVP system from the CP2116E front panel by navigating to the appropriate system using the shaft encoders and soft keys b Once the list is generated select a display from the list and select OK c The layout that is currently loaded will be displayed and a list of layouts that the user can load will be provided Select one of the l...

Page 55: ...rs are available to the CP2232E This is done using the Systems Products Menu 2 Select Systems Service Templates Menu and create a Service Template that contains the controls required for the SNMP products Save changes 3 Select Systems Services Menu and create a Service mapping of the Service Template to a specific Service that contains the appropriate frame card slot input information for the SNMP...

Page 56: ...adjust to accommodate the EQX Server parameters In the Name field enter a unique identifier name this name will appear on the panel Enter the IP address of the EQX server host into the IP field Enter the appropriate port into the Port field The default port is 8765 The user can also enter information into the Tags and Details fields Figure 6 4 Add EQX Server 4 Once the user has filled out all the ...

Page 57: ...ss is simple Create SNMP services and then choose the routing device and source port to attach the service to In this way SNMP Services and therefore Terminal gear parameters can be accessed from within the EQX Server portion of the CP 2116E and users do not have to filter through long lists looking for the correct Service name For more information on Mapping please refer to section 5 4 ...

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Page 59: ... Profile Selected Name Destination Page and State of the Destination Lock Protected etc The user can select a destination by touching the required destination within the quadrant The shaft encoders can also be used to select a destination within a quadrant The default button navigation pad will contain Src Dst Up Dwn Clear Next Src Level More and Take buttons Depending on the panel configuration t...

Page 60: ...3 SRC Keypad Display The Alpha Numeric button when pressed will allow the user to type the name of the required source in the screen As the user types the CP 2116E will automatically filter the source list to display any source that matches the characters typed If a character is typed incorrectly the DEL button can be used to delete the characters The Left and Right buttons on the screen can be us...

Page 61: ... the required destination is highlighted the Select button is used to confirm the choice and return the user to Quad Destination view The selected destination will be automatically selected in the Quad Destination view The quadrant view in the bottom of the Left display will show the user where the destination will appear when returning to the Quad Destination view The Back button can be used to c...

Page 62: ... can be used to delete the characters The Left and Right buttons on the screen can be used to navigate the DST Search box When the required destination is highlighted the Enter button is used to confirm the choice and return the user to Quad Destination view The selected destination will be automatically selected in the Quad Destination view The quadrant view in the bottom of the display will show...

Page 63: ...corner of each LCD screen The last destination page contains Dynamic Destinations The user can select a Dynamic Destination quadrant and assign a destination to it by using the destination button The Dynamic Destination page allows the user to create custom destination pages with destinations arranged by the user 7 4 CLEAR NEXT SOURCE BUTTON Figure 7 7 Clear Next Source Button The Clear Next SRC b...

Page 64: ...akaway Figure 7 9 Selecting the Video Button To enable or disable a level for a destination the user will push the associated level button on the panel If a level has been disabled the associated level button will turn Red The screen will display a breakaway icon for the destination If a level has been enabled the associated level buttons will turn Green for that level The screen will display a Gr...

Page 65: ...bled the associated level buttons will turn Red The screen will display a breakaway icon for the destination If levels have been enabled the associated level buttons will turn Green The screen will display a Green X icon for the destination if all levels are enabled The level state will not change if the user selects the Back button to return to the Quad Destination view Figure 7 11 Selecting the ...

Page 66: ...el by pressing the SRC button The Up arrow will return the user to return to the Quad Destination view 7 6 SELECTING THE MORE BUTTON Figure 7 12 Selecting the MORE Button The More button when selected will display the following button selections Change Profile Back Toggle Lock Destination Protect Destination One Destination View and Salvo The Back button can be used to cancel the More function and...

Page 67: ...creen will display the list of available profiles for selection The left shaft encoder can be used to scroll through the list When the required Profile is highlighted the Select button is used to confirm the choice and return the user to Quad Destination view with this profile loaded The RFRSH PRFLS will re query MAGNUM for any updates in the available profiles to the panel The Back button can be ...

Page 68: ...e arrows next to the green cross point icon in the top left corner of the destination quadrant Figure 7 15 Selecting the LOCK DST Button The LOCK DST button when pressed will toggle between Locking or Unlocking the selected destination A destination that is locked will display a Lock icon in the top right corner of the destination quadrant When a destination is locked no routes are allowed Only th...

Page 69: ...will display a Shield icon in the top right corner of the destination quadrant A destination that is protected can only be routed on by the user who protected it Only the user who protected the destination or an Admin user can un protect the destination To view the owner of a protected destination select the INFO button The Back button can be used to return to the Quad Destination view Figure 7 17...

Page 70: ...haft encoder under the source list is used to navigate through the source lists by turning the shaft encoder When the required source is highlighted the Take button is used to route the source The Alpha Numeric button when pressed will allow the user to type the name of the required source in the top portion of the screen As the user types the CP 2116E will automatically filter the source list to ...

Page 71: ...ion View when pressed will route the selected source to the selected destination When a TAKE operation is available the TAKE button will appear PINK If a TAKE failed because of an error the button will appear RED by selecting the MORE button and then VIEW ERROR the user can view details concerning the failure Figure 7 20 Selecting the TOGGLE TAKE Button ...

Page 72: ... Selecting the SALVO Button The SALVO button when pressed will display a list of Salvos in the screen that are available to the current profile active on the panel The left shaft encoder under the display is used to navigate through the Salvo list by turning the shaft encoder When the required Salvo is highlighted the RECAL SALVO button is fire the selected salvo The Back button can be used to ret...

Page 73: ...when selected will display information for the selected Destination DST Port Source Lock Protect Owner Information on the Left screen and Level Source and Next Source information on the Right Screen The Back button can be used to return to the Quad Destination view Figure 7 23 Selecting the SRC INFO Button ...

Page 74: ...Page 64 Revision 1 2 The SRC INFO button when selected with display the Source Name and Physical Port information for the source that is on the selected destination The Back button can be used to return to the Destination Info view ...

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