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2-1-3. CPU Card Installation and Removal  

CPU cards can be installed or removed with the MFR-5000 power turned on as shown below. 
 

IMPORTANT 

Do  not  touch  any  other  parts  on  the  card.  Static  electricity  may  damage  sensitive 
electrical components on the card. 

 

 

Removing a CPU card 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
(1) Press the reset button (S1) on the CPU card.  
(2) Repress and hold the button, then turn ON the switch 2 of Dipswitch S2. 
(3) Release the button. The menu display will turn off automatically. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
(4) Hold the two black handles at both sides on the CPU card and gradually remove the card 

from the chassis.  

 

Front 

S2 

8  7  6  5  4  3  2  1 

OFF 

ON 

S1 

422 

422 

232C 

232C 

S4 

S3 

Summary of Contents for MFR-16RUD

Page 1: ...MFR 5000 Multi Format Routing Switcher MFR 18 39RUA MFR 16 18 39 40RU MFR 16RUD MFR 16 32 64RUW MFR 16RUTA MFR GPI MFR TALM 13th Edition Rev 1 OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...PU2 condition display Added the max number of LAN Serial connections Corrected factual errors p 22 49 52 p 98 9 Not Rereaced 9 1 2014 10 24 Supported MFR 16DTIO cards Enabled group button assignments...

Page 3: ...er MU link of MFR 8000 and 5000 Switcher s AUX Crosspoints Switching 1 79 or higher 1 91 or higher Import names 1 85 or higher 1 98 1 or higher MFR 16AAIEX MFR 16AAIOEX Analog audio input output 1 86...

Page 4: ...ound the unit to gas lines units or fixtures of an explosive or dangerous nature Operation Hazard Do not operate the unit under hazardous or potentially explosive atmospheric conditions Doing so could...

Page 5: ...d disconnect the power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions If problems similar to the above occur contact an authorized service representative before attempting to operate the unit again Ra...

Page 6: ...log 16 stereo pairs MFR 16ADAO 1 8 Audio output card with D A converter AES EBU 8 stereo pairs SDI x 2 8 stereo pairs ANALOG 4 stereo pairs MFR 16AESI 1 8 Digital audio input card AES EBU 16 stereo pa...

Page 7: ...ack Mount Brackets 1 set EIA standard type LAN Cable straight 1 Depending on the production date AC adapter is supplied without DC lock plug but with a DC cable retaining clip Tally Manager Unit ITEM...

Page 8: ...are used throughout this manual Shaded text such as ON indicates parameter values in the menu Text enclosed by a square such as ALARM MODE indicates front panel buttons on the MFR 5000 or Remote Cont...

Page 9: ...Embedded AES Analog Output 31 2 4 4 MFR 16AESI AES Input 33 2 4 5 MFR 16AESO AES Output 33 2 5 RS 422 Data Input Output Cards 34 2 6 Remote Control Panel 36 2 6 1 Front Panel 36 2 6 2 Rear Panel 40 2...

Page 10: ...78 5 4 3 1 DEF MODE 78 5 4 3 2 DEF DEST 79 5 4 3 3 DEF LEVEL 79 5 4 3 4 PAGE MODE 79 5 4 3 5 PAGE ASSIGN 79 5 4 3 6 DST INHIBIT 80 5 4 3 7 SRCINHIBIT 80 5 4 3 8 NAME TYPE 81 5 4 3 9 TENKEY MOD 81 5 4...

Page 11: ...abling Multi Panel Operation 104 6 Crosspoint Control 105 6 1 One Crosspoint Switching 105 6 1 1 One Crosspoint Switching by X Y Setting 105 6 1 1 1 SKIP FWD BWD 106 6 1 1 2 TENKEY MFR 39RU 39RUA 106...

Page 12: ...4 9 Troubleshooting 135 9 1 Tuning the Text Color on Remote Unit Buttons 136 9 1 1 MFR 18RU 39RU Color Tuning Procedure 136 9 1 2 MFR 16RUTA 39RUA 18RUA Color Tuning Procedure 137 10 Specifications an...

Page 13: ...13 10 2 14 MFR TALM 154 Appendix Operation Tips 155 How to use Page buttons 155...

Page 14: ...el operation and Chop Tally linking with FOR A s video switchers HANABI Series and multi viewers Source name displays on video switchers and multi viewers can be switched in conjunction with switching...

Page 15: ...on the menu operation D CPU2 CPU card optional Secondary CPU 1 to 4 are the same as CPU1 1 When installing the second power supply unit be sure to set PS2 INSTALL to INSTALLED under SETTING MU SETTING...

Page 16: ...x 16 16 x 8 Matrix size varies depending on the number of installed MFR 16AESI MFR 16AESO MFR 16AAIEX and MFR 16AAOEX cards as shown below 1 stereo pair 2 channels Up to 4 cards for MFR 16AAIEX and MF...

Page 17: ...sure to turn the power of the slot off before removing its card See SHUTDOWN in section 4 5 SETTINGS Installing an MFR Input Output card To install an MFR option card with the MFR 5000 powered on tur...

Page 18: ...sensitive electrical components on the card Removing a CPU card 1 Press the reset button S1 on the CPU card 2 Repress and hold the button then turn ON the switch 2 of Dipswitch S2 3 Release the button...

Page 19: ...e switch to OFF 2 If the installed CPU card is not active ACTIVE BUSY lights green wait for 20 seconds 3 Align a new CPU card with the slot guide rails and insert the card into the slot 4 Verify that...

Page 20: ...the CPU card Factory default settings are as shown in the right figure The black squares depict the switch positions S3 S4 Used to select RS 232C or RS 422 Make your selection referring to the right f...

Page 21: ...DIA 16SDIGB Used to input digital component video signals MFR 16ADI Used to input digital audio signals MFR 16AAI Used to input analog audio signals MFR 16AAIEX Used to input analog audio signals MFR...

Page 22: ...PC LAN connectors 2 each must be connected to their respective devices to enable CPU redundancy The LAN connections for MFR Series devices must be separated from the network segment of other devices 2...

Page 23: ...ription 1 ALARM 1 OUT Alarm 1 output Default setting Fan 2 ALARM 2 OUT Alarm 2 output Default setting Power 3 NC Unused 4 NC Unused 5 RESET IN Reset in active low 6 ALARM 1 COMMON Alarm 1 output commo...

Page 24: ...en the Web based Control Router System Settings Source Assignment page This page allows you to assign physical inputs to logical input channels 2 3 2 MFR 16SDO MFR 16SDO is an SDI output card and can...

Page 25: ...Source Assignment In the left side of the Web based Control screen click to select Router System Settings Source Assignment in the menu tree to display the settings page This page allows you to assig...

Page 26: ...describes audio specific setup Audio signals should be setup in the Web based Control pages See Web based Control Audio Settings page 2 4 1 MFR 16AAI 16AAIEX Analog Input MFR 16AAI 16AAIEX is an analo...

Page 27: ...1 CH2 COM 23 CH2 10 CH3 22 CH3 COM 9 CH3 21 CH4 8 CH4 COM 20 CH4 7 CH5 19 CH5 COM 6 CH5 18 CH6 5 CH6 COM 17 CH6 4 CH7 16 CH7 COM 3 CH7 15 CH8 2 CH8 COM 14 CH8 1 SG Channels 9 to 16 Pin No Setting Pin...

Page 28: ...d into Slot No 09 to 16 See section 2 1 1 Matrix Size Chart ANALOG AUDIO 1 8 9 16 17 24 25 32 MUTE Mute can be enabled or disabled for each stereo pair 2 channels Mute should be set in the Web based C...

Page 29: ...t carries audio to a pin and ground to COM Analog Audio Connector 25 pin D sub female inch screws x 2 Connector Pin Assignments Channels 1 to 8 Pin No Setting Pin No Setting 13 CH1 25 CH1 COM 12 CH1 2...

Page 30: ...4 CH32 1 SG 2 4 3 MFR 16ADI AES Input with SRC MFR 16ADI is an AES EBU audio input card with SRC Up to 4 cards can be installed into Slot No 05 to 08 See section 2 1 1 Matrix Size Chart BNC x 16 input...

Page 31: ...ix Size Chart No Name Description 1 SDI OUT1 SDI OUT2 Outputs SDI audio embedded SDI signals 8 stereo pairs 16 channels BNC x 2 Supported video formats 1080 59 94i and 1080 60i 2 DIGITAL AUDIO OUT 1 2...

Page 32: ...log audio Audio level and gain can be set for each stereo pair Audio level and gain should be set in the Web based Control Audio Settings page Select AES Selects 4 stereo pairs 8 channels output as an...

Page 33: ...See section 2 1 1 Matrix Size Chart BNC x 16 inputs 16 stereo pairs 32 channels unbalanced 75 Ohm IMPORTANT To output MFR 16AESI input audio MFR 16AESO 16AAOEX is required 2 4 6 MFR 16AESO AES Output...

Page 34: ...a 8 RX Receive data TX Transmit data 9 GND GND Two pin assignment types are available Device and Controller The type can be selected under Pin Assign in the Web based Control RS 422 Settings page See...

Page 35: ...Between cards Within a card Between cards Switching Mode Setting ON I O delay Large Asynchronous Data loss No I O delay Large Asynchronous Data loss No OFF I O delay Small Asynchronous Data loss Yes...

Page 36: ...LOCK RESET MFR 18RU REMOTE CONTROL UNIT B A G E D C F 2 I PAGE A HOLD 3SEC PAGE B LOCK RESET POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK DEST HOLD 3SEC LOCK PANL A B REMOTE CONTROL UNIT MFR 16RU B A E D C F 3 L K RESET CA...

Page 37: ...3 L K M O N J P POW ER BUSY SE TUP LOCK RE SET MFR 16RUW FUNCTION 1 2 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT B A E D C F 3 Q Q POW ER BU SY SET UP LO CK RESET FUNCTION 1 2 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT MFR 32RUW B A E D C F 3 Q Q...

Page 38: ...l menu settings K PAGE A LOCK PANL Page switch button Pressing the button switches Page 1 and Page 2 of Group A The button is unlit if Page 1 is applied The button is lit orange if Page 2 is applied T...

Page 39: ...ile it is not connected to a network All indicators POWER BUSY and LOCK light orange while the SETUP menu is displayed IMPORTANT After finishing settings do not power OFF the unit while BUSY LED is li...

Page 40: ...10 100BASE TX B SERVICE Used for maintenance only Do not use C DC 12 V IN 1 2 Used to supply 12 V DC power D DC 12 V IN Used to supply 12 V DC power 1 The MFR LAN connector may be labeled 10 100BASE...

Page 41: ...al port is assigned using the Web based Control the LED lights green The LED remains unlit when there is no assignment E RESET Used to re initialize the GPI unit Color indications on the MFR GUI front...

Page 42: ...same as those on the MFR main unit See section 2 2 1 Interfaces E GPI 1 Port no 1 Used for GPI input output connections 32 total assignable inputs and outputs F GPI 2 Port no 2 Used for GPI input out...

Page 43: ...UT 28 10 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 10 29 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 29 11 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 11 30 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 30 12 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 12 31 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 31 13 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 13 32 GPI_IN TALLY_OUT 32 14 GPI_IN...

Page 44: ...44 GPI OUT TALLY OUT Circuit The voltage is about 0 9 V when turned on External device Max voltage 40 V MFR GPI Max current 100 mA 10...

Page 45: ...ed for maintenance Do not use S12 S14 Used to select RS 232C RS 422 for SERIAL 1 The default setting is RS 422 both switches to the right To change to RS 232C set both switches to the left Switch Sett...

Page 46: ...function is assigned Turns off when no GPI function is assigned E RS 422 1 4 Lights green when a port function is assigned Turns off when no port function is assigned F RESET Resets MFR TALM Color ind...

Page 47: ...h Terminate with 75 terminator if unused D GPI Used to input output GPI signals for external control 32 total assignable inputs and outputs Pin assignments are the same as those of the MFR GPI connect...

Page 48: ...ol Sec in Web Control Manual MFR 39RUA See sec 5 4 4 MFR 39RU See sec 5 6 1 MFR 18RU 18RUA See sec 5 8 1 and 5 8 2 Other RUs See sec 5 10 1 and 5 10 2 RU Settings page 6 3 MU Settings page 5 2 MFR 39R...

Page 49: ...ne of MFR 5000 and one MFR 8000 are possible MFR 5000 and other MFR main units MFR 3000 3232 3216 1616 1616R 1616A 3216RPS 3232RPS cannot be linked to each other Only SDI signals can be routed in Expa...

Page 50: ...ings page Check on Build Enable to enable the Main Unit Link feature See section 11 Main Unit Link in the Web based Control Operation Manual 3 2 2 Expanded Matrix System Example The system example bel...

Page 51: ...using the switches on the Card See section 2 1 4 CPU Card Switch Settings or 2 7 4 Switches on the Card VIDEO SDI LAN MFR LAN LAN PC LAN RS 422 MFR LAN CPU1 MFR LAN CPU2 PC LAN SERIAL 1 SDI signal SD...

Page 52: ...ased Control Router System Settings MU Router HVS connection type 2 38400 NONE HVS 2000 SETUP SYSTEM RS 422 ROUTER 38400 NONE Web based Control Router System Settings GPI No 1 Tally out TSL Ver 3 1 38...

Page 53: ...R TALM unit for the system change Tally Control Unit to MFR TALM in the Main unit Web based Control MU Settings page VIDEO SDI LAN MFR LAN LAN PC LAN RS 422 MFR LAN CPU1 MFR LAN CPU2 RS 422 1 RS 422 2...

Page 54: ...YSTEM RS 422 menu Port Menu Port Settings Serial Port Connector Function Baud rate Parity Web based Control TALM Settings No 1 HVS TAL Protocol Reception 38400 EVEN Web based Control TALM Settings No...

Page 55: ...rom the router set LINK in the ROUTER NAME menu to MFR Perform the TALLY COLOR and TALLY UNIT settings so that the MFR TALM unit can receive switcher tally data MFR TALM side Open the MFR TALM Web bas...

Page 56: ...ching an AUX Bus Signal Assume that the system is configured as shown below AUX1 on the switcher is assigned to DST 129 Level 1 on the MFR 5000 IN1 8 and STL Still 3 on the switcher are assigned to SR...

Page 57: ...channels on the MFR 5000 AUX bus assignments a Open the Destination Assignment page b Select HVS AUX under Select Table c Set Level to 1 d Assign AUX1 to DST 129 Input channel assignments a Open the...

Page 58: ...the switcher AUX bus assignments a Open the Destination Assignment page b Select HVS AUX under Select Table c Set Level to 1 d Assign AUX1 to DST 129 e Assign AUX2 to DST 130 Input channel assignment...

Page 59: ...ample above on the MFR 5000 cannot select source channels to which the switcher input channels are assigned SRC 129 in the example above If an AUX crosspoint is switched on the switcher by the Synchro...

Page 60: ...tup error STATUS CPU1 2FIRM Displays firmware versions CPU1 2FPGA MTX FPGA Displays FPGA versions CPU cards MTX cards PS Displays whether the power supply unit is present INSTALLED Present NONE Absent...

Page 61: ...on while the leftmost item is blinking 3 Confirmation display The confirmation display menu appears as shown below A G R E E C A N C E L O K Turn the CONTROL knob to select either CANCEL or OK Select...

Page 62: ...that have an alarm triggered Displays the number of REAR cards that have an alarm triggered Displays the number of alarms in each slot Displays the number of CPU or MTX cards that have a configuratio...

Page 63: ...R V Exiting menu ALARM REAR EXIT ALARM SLOT ALM SLT V Exiting menu ALARM SLOT EXIT ALM CNFG MTX ALARM CNFG ALM CNFG F W ALM CNFG CPU Exiting menu ALARM CNFG EXIT PS FAN PS FAIL Exiting menu STATUS PS...

Page 64: ...OT STATUS MFR LAN MU SETTING Exiting menu Exiting menu Exiting menu SLOT V SLOT SLOT TEMP STATUS SLOT EXIT SETTINGS MTX TEMP STATUS MTX EXIT MTX V REAR V REAR TEMP STATUS REAR EXIT IP MASK BRIGHT REF...

Page 65: ...ay Description 1 Allows you to select a video format PS2 INSTALL Step Display Description 1 Displays whether the redundant power supply unit is present SHUT DOWN Step Display Description 1 Allows you...

Page 66: ...1 3 TAKE function 6 1 4 Crosspoint change Simultaneous Main unit stored SALVO 6 2 1 Control panel button assigned SALVO 39 6 2 2 TAKE function 6 2 3 LINK function 6 2 4 Erroneous operation protection...

Page 67: ...o buttons Buttons can be selected by specifying Button IDs or clicking on button icons 3 After selecting a function set the function specific settings 4 After all settings are completed click Send to...

Page 68: ...de menu settings 5 4 3 4 PAGE MODE This section describes how to select pages using the control knob 5 2 2 1 Group Page Changes Pages can be changed per a button group The number of available button g...

Page 69: ...POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK DEST HOLD 3SEC LOCK PANL CANCEL ENTER A B MFR 16RUD REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Group A Group B POW ER BUSY SE TUP LOCK RE SET MFR 16RUW FUNCTION 1 2 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Group C Group A...

Page 70: ...page A warning dialog box will appear when the number is reduced and sent If the page limit is set to a number less than the displayed page the displayed page will automatically change to the page num...

Page 71: ...tton Disable The operation is disabled The operation procedure is as follows 1 Press the desired source destination or non function button while holding down the control knob The button light sequenti...

Page 72: ...ws you to change a source to the source specifically assigned to the button for a destination of the source destination assignment of the button 6 1 2 PAGE Allows you to change pages to be displayed t...

Page 73: ...les control from external devices LOCK ALL Disables all controls LOCK LOCAL Disables local control NONE Assignable 2 way button functions short and long press combinations are as shown in the table be...

Page 74: ...red to a main or remote control panel Button indications Top Salvo Store Allows you to assign salvos to buttons Middle Salvo Recall MU Executes a main unit stored salvo Bottom Salvo Recall RU Executes...

Page 75: ...ground illuminates when it is pressed 5 4 2 Mode Menu The Mode menu has 5 mode options In Setting mode setting options are different in the MFR 18RU 16RUTA 39RU 39RUA and MFR 18RUA The menu display an...

Page 76: ...e remote control panel LCD Displays the current level and its display on the remote control panel Menu display Button LCD Page Mode MENU Displays the page number currently assigned to the remote contr...

Page 77: ...display LCD display Current PAGE display Setting Mode In MFR 39RU Displays available menu settings that can be changed using the control knob Turn the control knob to select an item then change the se...

Page 78: ...destination source and level name displays 5 4 3 8 SETTING TENKEY MOD ENT Allows you to select how to confirm changes in numeric keypad mode 5 4 3 9 SETTING TENKEY NO ENT Allows you to set thresholds...

Page 79: ...the change 5 4 3 4 PAGE MODE This menu allows you to select the behavior for the control knob in Page mode Turn the control knob to select a behavior pattern from the below options then press the knob...

Page 80: ...the inhibited destination will be crossed 5 4 3 7 SRCINHIBIT Set INHIBIT to enabled or disabled for a source channel Turn the control knob to select a source channel then press the knob to confirm th...

Page 81: ...UTA units Up to 4 characters including one byte characters on MFR 39RU 18RU units Up 14 characters when using only one byte characters 5 4 3 9 TENKEY MOD This menu allows you to change the method to c...

Page 82: ...on Select a page to change the button assignment by turning the control knob then press the knob to confirm the selection Turn the control knob to select a function then press the knob to confirm the...

Page 83: ...ON ON OFF PAGE_Grp B ON ON OFF PAGE_Grp C ON ON OFF PAGE_Grp D ON ON OFF SETTING ON ON OFF LOCK LOCK S OTHER NONE OTHER ALL LOCAL LOCK function by short press DEST XX CURRENT Locks the current destina...

Page 84: ...you to change the default settings that are loaded when the remote control unit is powered on 5 4 4 3 BUTTON ASSIGN Allows you to assign functions to user assignable buttons 5 4 4 4 INHIBIT Allows you...

Page 85: ...r NOW 5 4 4 2 VER ALARM Menu List Menu item Description VERSION Displays the firmware version PS1 Displays the AC adapter 1 status PS2 Displays the AC adapter 2 status TEMPERATURE Displays the tempera...

Page 86: ...level number are displayed BUS DESTINATION channel SOURCE Source channel LEVEL Level Available level number are displayed PAGE TYPE JUMP Moves to the set page UP One page forward DOWN One page back FO...

Page 87: ...Displays the source channel list Press a channel to enable disable the INHIBIT function 5 4 4 6 NAME TYPE Menu List Menu Item Description Set by DEST Allows you to select the display format for a dest...

Page 88: ...o select the start point of each setting between 0 and 1 in numeric keypad mode Pressing a button 5 4 4 10 PAGE Menu List Menu item Description Set by MODE Allows you to select the control knob behavi...

Page 89: ...DOWN button to change Current Destination to the desired number DST 5 in this example 2 Press ENTER The cursor automatically moves to the second line Source side Press UP or DOWN to select a source c...

Page 90: ...The cursor will move to the next parameter if there are two or more parameters Set the value and press ENTER in the same way Note that parameters blink during the selection When all settings are fini...

Page 91: ...YY Lock function by short press LOCKL XXX YYY Lock function by long press XXX OTH LOCK OTHER ALL LOCK ALL LOC LOCK LOCAL NON No lock YYY CUR Current Destination Destination Channel number YYY is effec...

Page 92: ...ENT Allows you to exit the Setup menu The menu returns to display the menu before entering the SETUP menu The CANCEL button works the same 5 6 1 IP ADDRESS RU This menu allows you to change the IP ad...

Page 93: ...while the port is being restarted 5 6 4 RU CONN ID This menu allows you to set the ID for remote control panel IDs to be recognized in the integrated use of multiple remote control panels Turn the co...

Page 94: ...tings are complete press the CANCEL button to exit the menu Brightness dark 1 to 8 bright 5 6 7 BTN ASSIGN This menu allows you to assign functions to buttons The functions that are the same as those...

Page 95: ...Port Display Execution Button A Remote Control Unit RU IP address display and change Subnet mask display Button B PC LAN on Main Unit MU IP address display Subnet mask display Default gateway display...

Page 96: ...the SAVE button will blink Press and hold down SAVE to confirm the change The Remote Control Unit will automatically restart To cancel the process display another information without pressing SAVE 5...

Page 97: ...Button B PC LAN on Main Unit MU IP address display Subnet mask display Default gateway display Button C PC LAN on Main Unit MU Reboot Button D If Button A or B is selected Display item change 5 9 1 Di...

Page 98: ...firm the change The Remote Control Unit will automatically restart To cancel the process display another information without pressing SAVE 5 9 3 Rebooting MU PC LAN 1 Press Button C in Setup Menu mode...

Page 99: ...the light On or Off for each bit On On Off Off Off Off Off Off 4 Press the second button the second octet of Buttons H The number value will be displayed on Buttons I If the MFR 16RU IP assress is se...

Page 100: ...ult Gateway 2 Press an octet button of Buttons H to select an octet The right most button represents the fourth octet See the previous page 3 The octet value will be displayed on Buttons I eight butto...

Page 101: ...ight most button of Buttons I to turn on the button The octet value will change to 101 64 32 4 1 To change the first second or third octet value repeat steps 2 and 3 respectively To clear an octet val...

Page 102: ...R 40RU MFR 16RU MFR 16RUD MFR 16RUW MFR 32RUW MFR 64RUW POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK RESET MFR 40RU REMOTE CONTROL UNIT PAGE A HOLD 3SEC PAGE B LOCK RESET POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK DEST HOLD 3SEC LOCK PANL A B R...

Page 103: ...LOCK LOCAL LOCK OTHER and LOCK ALL Lock functions in the multi panel operation All connected remote control panels work as one remote control panel so LOCK LOCAL All integrated remote control panels a...

Page 104: ...RU CONN ID and press the knob to confirm Menu display 3 Turn the control knob to select the ID and press the knob to confirm ID This ID is used to synchronize remote control panels for multi panel ope...

Page 105: ...e channel 8 The selected source button lights up The button with the source channel indication will be highlighted Destination and source channels can also be selected by the control knob or using the...

Page 106: ...n selects destination channels 1 6 11 13 14 19 20 21 26 31 and so on The categories are user programmable source or destination channel groups They are set under Category accessed from each Web based...

Page 107: ...D INPUT MODE is ENTER and TENKEY NO INPUT START NO is 1 Select SRC A enter 3 on a numeric keypad and press ENTER to select SRC 3 Select SRC B enter 5 on a numeric keypad and press ENTER to select SRC...

Page 108: ...ch crosspoints Direct mode The Take function is always enabled Select crosspoints then press the TAKE button to switch crosspoints Ex 1 To use the TAKE button assigned to Preset mode Step Description...

Page 109: ...control panel 6 2 1 Main Unit Stored Salvos This type of salvo allows you to store crosspoint data to be simultaneously switched The stored data can be recalled from any connected remote control pane...

Page 110: ...UA After completing the crosspoints assignments press the SALVO button again The Current DEST and SRC button displays change as shown below 4 MFR 39RU To add crosspoints to an existing salvo select a...

Page 111: ...ls 6 3 Lock Function operation and crosspoint changes can be disabled by the Lock function LOCK Function The Lock function is a function that inhibits the use of function buttons or crosspoint changes...

Page 112: ...rosspoint changes for current destination channels to all other units or all units including the unit that enabled the Lock function Lock functions can be disabled only from the unit that enabled the...

Page 113: ...f any inhibited operation such as selecting a source channel is performed when Lock Other or Lock All is enabled and the LOCK OTHER or LOCK ALL button is assigned LOCK GROUP The LOCK OTHER function al...

Page 114: ...the set crosspoint When sending a LOCK OTHER command from RU 103 When sending a LOCK OTHER command from RU 105 When sending Group LOCK OTHER LOCK ALL commands use a Group ID number in the Web based Co...

Page 115: ...w function allows you to set an output to be used for the preview ex When pressing a source button on the remote control panel for a simultaneous crosspoint switch the selected source will be output t...

Page 116: ...s See the separate MFR SERIES Web based Control Operation Manual for details on assigning levels using Web based Control Selecting levels on remote control panels The remote control panel can select c...

Page 117: ...hrough 8 are enabled the indication is 00FF Level 8 ENBL 7 ENBL 6 ENBL 5 ENBL 4 ENBL 3 ENBL 2 ENBL 1 ENBL F F ex 2 If levels 3 4 6 and 7 are enabled the indication is 006C Level 8 DSBL 7 ENBL 6 ENBL 5...

Page 118: ...1 12 Secondary LAN PC LAN CPU2 default IP address 192 168 1 13 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Port number Setting range 49152 to 65534 Default 23 Number of PCs Max 16 Response Resending Wait before sendin...

Page 119: ...ncluded in a single packet or divided into two or more packets Therefore do not process commands in a per packet basis but a per stream basis 2 A command protocol should be selected in the Web based C...

Page 120: ...esented as Src F If levels are not in use set Lvl or Lvls to 0 zero 7 3 1 Command Responses Commands 1 6 Echo and Prompt Responses will be sent as shown below when receiving commands A command is rece...

Page 121: ...113 is selected for Destination 49 in Levels 2 to 7 Function 3 in the previous page A X 123456 30 70 CR CR LF B CR LF C 123456 30 70 S5 IA CR LF C CR LF S 130 70 CR LF C CR LF S 230 70 CR LF C CR LF S...

Page 122: ...command when receiving a prompt Resends the previous command when the timeout period 5 seconds have elapsed without reply echo after sending a command Ex 5 Allows to send the next command when receiv...

Page 123: ...2 C CR LF S 130 70 CR LF 2 C CR LF S 230 70 CR LF 2 C CR LF S 330 70 CR LF 2 C CR LF S 430 70 CR LF 2 C CR LF S 530 70 CR LF 2 C CR LF S 630 70 CR LF Message examples returned to Terminal 2 2 A X 1234...

Page 124: ...Source D Destination BYTE 6 A or K Select A Ascii or K Kanji for names Command BYTE8 10 Offset Specify the start number of channels Source 000 3FF Destination 000 1FF Response BYTE7 9 No Indicates the...

Page 125: ...e K SA 000 Echo K SA000 5352432031 Ascii Name for Source Channel 1 is SRC 1 K SA001 5352432032 Ascii Name for Source Channel 2 is SRC 2 K SA002 5352432033 Ascii Name for Source Channel 3 is SRC 3 I K...

Page 126: ...Channel 101 is K DK065 E587BAE58A9BEFBC91EFBC90EFBC92 Kanji Name for Destination Channel 102 is K DK066 E587BAE58A9BEFBC91EFBC90EFBC93 Kanji Name for Destination Channel 103 is I K DK083 E587BAE58A9B...

Page 127: ...Kanji Name for Source Channel 66 is K SK042 E382ABE383A1E383A9EFBC93 Kanji Name for Source Channel 67 is K SK043 E382ABE383A1E383A9EFBC94 Kanji Name for Source Channel 68 is K SK044 Kanji Name for So...

Page 128: ...ndicate which CPU is active in the MFR 5000 Command format Control command Command response sp A sp A ID Control command BYTE No 1 2 3 4 Command sp A Command response BYTE No 1 2 3 4 5 Response sp A I...

Page 129: ...F W Lvl Dest ID 0 CR LF 1 2 Command Response Examples If Destination 1 is locked by ID10 Unit using LOCK Destination 1 status returns as shown below Response W 0 0 Echo W 00 A 1 Dest 1 is locked by ID...

Page 130: ...BYTE 3 S or D Select between S Source or D Destination BYTE 4 S or L or A Select the destination to which names are imported S Source Name or Destination Name ID Name Kanji fields on the Web GUI L So...

Page 131: ...8 1 MFR 16SDIGB 16SDOGB Cards MFR 16SDIGB 16SDOGB cards have four built in Gearboxes that can respectively perform signal conversions and output test patterns Four A connectors 1A 2A 3A and 4A can su...

Page 132: ...synchronized by inputting signals to all four channels in gearboxes 2 Available only on Gearboxes 1 and 3 3 Delay H and Total Delay H indicate amount of delay and their settings correspond to the fol...

Page 133: ...to assign output channels to SRC1 4 8 3 2 Converting 2SI to SQD Output MFR 16SDOGB 1 Open the Gearbox Settings page in the Web GUI and select signal formats under From and To as shown below for a Gear...

Page 134: ...erform the crosspoint switches 8 3 4 Converting 3G SDI SQD to 12G SDI Output MFR 16SDOGB 1 Open the Gearbox Settings page in the Web GUI and select signal formats under From and To as shown below for...

Page 135: ...properly Unable to control using the remote control panel Is the LAN cable properly connected Properly connect the LAN cable Is the RU Info page in the Web based Control indicating NG Check the item...

Page 136: ...BLUE then press the control knob to turn it to ON 5 Press the control knob to select ADJUST then turn the control knob to adjust the selected color component s RED GREEN and or BLUE 6 After the button...

Page 137: ...ayed 4 To adjust the target button color using RED GREEN and BLUE press the control knob to select RED GREEN or BLUE then turn the control knob to change its value Setting range RED 0 3 GREEN and BLUE...

Page 138: ...FB cable SD SDI 200 m 5C 2V cable MFR 16SDIGB SDI Input Card BNC x 4 12G SDI or 3G SDI BNC x 12 3G SDI Compliant with the following 75 BNC SMPTE ST 2082 10 12G SDI SMPTE ST 425 5 Quad Link 3G SDI I O...

Page 139: ...d less than 100 48 kHz MFR 16AESO AES EBU Audio Output Card Max 8 cards BNC x 16 16 stereo pairs 32 channels 75 ohm BNC RS 422 data input output MFR 16DTIO RS 422 data Input Output Card Max 8 cards Da...

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Page 141: ...4 VA 9 W Dimensions 430 W x 88 H x 42 D mm EIA 2 RU Weight 3 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10 1 3 MFR 39RU Buttons Colors 39 buttons LED buttons 7 color Displayed in each button Max...

Page 142: ...Weight 2 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10 1 5 MFR 18RUA Buttons Colors 18 buttons 3 colors red green orange user assignable OLED display x 18 Max 7 characters x 2 lines Displayed ab...

Page 143: ...0 V AC to 240 V AC 18 VA 8 W Dimensions 430 W x 44 H x 42 D mm EIA 1 RU Weight 2 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10 1 7 MFR 16RU 16RUD Buttons Color 16 buttons 1 color green user assig...

Page 144: ...nnector x 1 Consumption 100 V AC to 120 V AC 12VA 5W 200 V AC to 240 V AC 15VA 6W Dimensions 215 W x 88 H x 43 D mm EIA 2 RU half rack size Weight 1 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10...

Page 145: ...W Dimensions 480 W x 44 H x 27 D mm EIA 1 RU Weight 1 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10 1 11 MFR 64RUW Buttons Color 64 buttons 1 color green user assignable Number of Connection Max...

Page 146: ...mensions 430 W x 44 H x 110 D mm EIA 1 RU Weight 2 kg Consumables AC adaptor Replace every 5 years 10 1 13 MFR TALM Number of Connections Max 128 including Main Remote and GPI units Interface MFR LAN...

Page 147: ...9 8 5 4 1 6 7 IN 1 3 2 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 5 4 1 6 7 IN 2 3 2 1 6 1 5 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 0 9 8 5 4 1 6 7 IN 3 3 2 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 5 4 1 6 7 IN 4 3 2 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 5 4 1 6 7 IN...

Page 148: ...g the rack ears forward to attach as shown in the bottom figure above 10 2 3 MFR 39RU All dimensions in mm The panel buttons can be fitted within the rack by sliding the rack ears forward to attach as...

Page 149: ...itted within the rack by sliding the rack ears forward to attach as shown in the bottom figure above 10 2 5 MFR 18RUA All dimensions in mm POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK RESET 6 32 6 44 430 462 480 REMOTE CONT...

Page 150: ...sions in mm DC12V IN 2 1 SERVICE 2 3 12 20 12 28 9 POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK RESET 430 462 480 MFR 18RU REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 6 32 6 44 POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK RESET 430 462 480 MFR 18RU REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 9...

Page 151: ...95 10 10 68 10 215 88 DC12V IN MFR LAN MFR 16RUTA REMOTE CONTROL UNIT LOCK POWER BUSY PAGE A LOCK SETUP RESET PAGE B PAGE A HOLD 3SEC PAGE B LOCK RESET POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK DEST HOLD 3SEC LOCK PANL C...

Page 152: ...ll dimensions in mm 462 480 32 44 6 6 6 4 429 27 POWER BU SY SETUP LOCK RESET MFR LA N DC1 2V I N MFR 16RUW FUNCTION 1 2 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT POWER BUSY SETUP LOCK RESET DC12V I N 462 480 32 44 6 6 6 4...

Page 153: ...12 MFR 64RUW All dimensions in mm 10 2 13 MFR GPI All dimensions in mm RATING LA BE L DC12V I N MFR LA N 27 MFR 64RUW REMOTECO NTROL UNIT 1 2 1 2 88 76 6 4 6 6 POWER BUSY LOCK SETUP RESET 462 480 429...

Page 154: ...154 10 2 14 MFR TALM All dimensions in mm If attaching the rack mount brackets Dual Single...

Page 155: ...you to go back and forth between specified pages Ex Assign Page Jump between 3 and 7 for Group B C and D to Button 1 in the Web GUI 1 Click to select RU name Assign Function in the left pane to displa...

Page 156: ...n 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...

Page 157: ...of Canada 1131A Leslie Street Suite 209 Toronto Ontario M3C 2J6 Canada Tel 1 416 977 0343 Fax 1 416 977 0657 FOR A Europe S r l Via Volturno 37 20861 Brugherio MB Italy Tel 39 039 91 64 811 Fax 39 039...

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