evertz EMR-32x32-3G, Manual

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EMR-32x32-3G
EMR 12G/3G/HD Router
Revision 1.2
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2. INSTALLATION
2.1. UNPACKING
Remove the equipment carefully from the box and look it over. Any error should be reported to your
supplier immediately. Save all the packing material after unpacking the equipment as this could be
useful in the future if it’s needed to return the unit for maintenance.
Check each item supplied for transit damage. Any damage should be reported in detail to your supplier.
You must state the serial number of the unit, which can be found on the rear of the frame. Check that
power cords supplied are suitable for your country and the equipment is compatible with your main
(line) voltage. Note that remote panels are mains powered and must also be checked.
2.2. PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
2.2.1.
Router Frames
All units are designed for mounting in standard 19” equipment racks. The depth of the frame is 400mm.
In addition, allowance must be made to accommodate the various cables and connectors which are to
be installed at the rear of the frame.
2.2.2. Remote Panels
Ethernet remote panels are designed to fit into standard 19” equipment racks and can be mounted at
any angle.
2.3. REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS
2.3.1.
Video Inputs & Outputs
Coax connections are made using standard 75Ω video HDBNC connectors. A high quality coax cable
such as Belden 4855R should be used for optimum performance. Fiber connections are based on the
type of SFP used.
It is both important and good practice that cables are properly supported
and not hanging from the connectors as this can put unnecessary stress
on the connectors and possibly reduces their working life.
2.3.2. Serial Connections
The EMR single board video router can accept serial connection from the card edge as well as from the
frame provided serial connection.