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IP-HE950 Hardware User's Guide

Chapter 2 Installation and Connection

2.1.3 Intake and exhaust

The IP-HE950 is a forced air cooled unit. Take care not to block the intake/exhaust vents. Leave

an adequate amount of space around the vents.

2.1.4 Installation space

Allocate the operation space, cable bundle space, and intake/exhaust space shown as the

hatched areas in the following figure. (The space is always required.)

This installation space doesn’t show maintenance area.

Figure 2-2 Space required for an installation

Summary of Contents for IP-HE950

Page 1: ...IP HE950 HARDWARE USER S GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...The following notice is for EU European Union users only This is a Class A product of Electromagnetic Interference EMI standard In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to make adequate measures This document includes technology controlled under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law The document or a portion thereof mus...

Page 3: ...intosh Mac OS and Safari are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc in the United States Google Chrome and Android are registered trademarks of Google Inc No part of this document shall be reproduced in any way or form without the permission of Fujitsu Limited ...

Page 4: ...gh compression rate This document explains how to use the hardware of the IP HE950 This document is intended for system designers and administrators who use the IP HE950 Readers are assumed to have a basic understanding of networks and video distribution Edition 2 July 2017 Product operating environment The IP HE950 is intended for use with indoor systems Note The contents of this document are sub...

Page 5: ...ditions and how to connect it to its peripherals Chapter 3 Operating Instructions This chapter describes how to turn on off set up and operate this unit Chapter 4 Connection Cable Specifications This chapter describes the scope of IP HE950 installation work and contains cable connection system diagrams and cable and connector details Chapter 5 Troubleshooting This chapter describes the actions to ...

Page 6: ...ndicates a situation that could lead to minor or moderate injury and or damage to the IP HE950 itself or other property if procedures are not followed correctly In addition the following symbols are used together with the above shown indicators to indicate details of the pertinent risk and or damage is the symbol shown to tell the reader about an act that must not be done prohibited act Specific w...

Page 7: ...elow There may be a hazardous situation that could lead to electric shock fire and damage to this unit Always connect the power cord to a power receptacle for a standard two prong plug with ground Connect this unit to a power receptacle with a capacity of 1 A or more When using a power extension cable be sure that the total power consumption of all equipment connected to the cable does not exceed ...

Page 8: ... that could lead to electric shock and fire Possibility of electric shock and fire If excessive heat smoke an abnormal odor or an unusual noise is coming from this unit immediately set the power switch to the OFF position and remove the power cord plug from the power receptacle Then contact a Fujitsu Service Center There may be a hazardous situation that could lead to electric shock and fire Possi...

Page 9: ...d lead to electric shock fire and damage to this unit Always connect the power cord plug to a power receptacle for a standard two prong plug with ground The AC power cord supplied with the unit supports voltages up to the rated voltage of 125 V To use the IP HE950 above the rated voltage of 125 V refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details and select another power cord Connect the IP HE950 to a power...

Page 10: ...se cleaning spray that contains combustible material Furthermore do not use such spray around the unit When cleaning the unit wipe it with a cloth with the water or neutral detergent diluted in water squeezed out When wiping be careful to prevent water from entering the IP HE950 from a button switch or opening Maintenance Possibility of serious injury and damage to this unit When performing mainte...

Page 11: ...se harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation MADE IN JAPAN 0 93A 0 53A 1φ 100V 240V 50 60Hz 2 5kg 0 093kVA 0 126kVA T 認証番号 D17 0005001 FUJITSU LIMITED 01A 17 03 00001 IP HE950E TA24372 B10X 00001 01A 17 03 F LISTED R C US 1K91 I T E E136004 Manufacture Fujitsu Limited Address 1 1 Kamikodanaka 4 Chome Nakah...

Page 12: ...play status of alarm LEDs and other details Check the system for this information Connectable equipment Only equipment that conforms to the interface specifications of this unit refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications can be connected If incompatible equipment is connected the result may be unexpected personal injury and property damage Disposal To dispose of this unit contact a Fujitsu Service Ce...

Page 13: ...put equipment 27 2 4 Connection to External Sync Signals REF 28 2 5 Connection to DVB ASI Equipment 29 2 5 1 Connection to DVB ASI input equipment 29 2 5 2 Connection to DVB ASI output equipment 30 2 6 Connection to LAN Equipment 31 2 7 Connection to Quad Link 3G SDI Equipment 33 Chapter 3 Operation Instructions 35 3 1 Turning On Off the IP HE950 36 3 1 1 Turning on the IP HE950 36 3 1 2 Turning o...

Page 14: ...2 1 External specifications 61 A 2 2 Environmental specifications 61 A 2 3 Interface specifications 62 A 3 Installation Work 69 A 3 1 Installation work scope 69 A 3 2 Unpacking and unit check 69 A 3 3 Installation conditions 69 A 3 4 Connecting external cables 69 A 4 On Site Tune Up Work 70 Glossary 73 Glossary 74 ...

Page 15: ...ter 1 Preparations Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 1 Chapter 1 Preparations This chapter describes an overview of IP HE950 operation 1 1 Main Features 2 1 2 Components 4 1 3 Typical Applications 5 1 4 Parts Names 6 Chapter 1 Preparations ...

Page 16: ... the unit from the Web GUI the front panel and SNMP In order for this unit to operate you will need to purchase and install a software license For details refer to the IP HE950 Software User s Guide Table 1 1 Specifications Product name Function IP HE950E IP HE950D Video and audio I F 1 x BNC 12G 3G HD SD SDI input 1 x D sub9 female AES EBU 2 stereo input Analog Balanced 1 stereo input 2 x SFP Qua...

Page 17: ... IP HE950E SFP module x 2 Quad 3G SDI output option Supports 3G SDI x 4 outputs For IP HE950D SFP module x 2 Quad 3G SDI conversion cable option Conversion cable from HD BNC to BNC For Quad 3G SDI input output option Rack Mounting Kit Type A1 19 rack mounting kit for 1 unit Rack Mounting Kit Type C2 19 rack mounting kit for 2 units For software options refer to the IP HE950 Software User s Guide ...

Page 18: ...kage consists of the main unit a safety manual rubber feet and a power cord holder AC cord clamp In addition you can procure each of them separately as required IP HE950 x 1 Cables for various connections are procured separately Safety manual x 1 Rubber foot x 4 Power cord holder x 1 AC cord clamp Figure 1 1 Component list 1 2 ...

Page 19: ...ncoder and video is transferred to the decoder via the Internet and output to the monitor Figure 1 2 Sample System configuration Broadcast Contents transmission and live coverage By using the DVB ASI interface provided as a standard function the IP HE950 can transmit video via SNG Satellite News Gathering and FPUs Field Pickup Units Figure 1 3 Sample System configuration SNG IP HE950E Live distrib...

Page 20: ...gures correspond to the numbers in the table Figure 1 4 Front view common to the IP HE950E and IP HE950D Figure 1 5 Rear view IP HE950E Figure 1 6 Rear view IP HE950D Table 1 3 Parts names No Name Function 1 Maintenance port Port used by a customer engineer Normally it is not used The cover is fixed in place with a screw 2 USB port USB port supported in the future This is disabled now The cover is...

Page 21: ...r cord in place For instructions refer to 2 2 2 Connection to a power source 16 Power inlet connector Can be connected to a 100 240 VAC commercial power supply by a power cord with a standard two prong plug with ground For instructions refer to 2 2 2 Connection to a power source For cable connection information refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details 17 Fan Maintenance free fan for cooling the in...

Page 22: ...RS 232C 422 RS 232C or RS 422 external control communication port For instructions refer to 2 5 Connection to RS 232C RS 422 Device in a related manual For cable connection information refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details This is disabled now 32 DVB ASI input ASI IN DVB ASI input connector Input is 75 Ω unbalanced input For instructions refer to 2 5 Connection to DVB ASI Equipment For cable co...

Page 23: ...0 installation conditions and how to connect it to its peripherals 2 1 Installation Conditions 11 2 2 Power Supply Connections 22 2 3 Connection to SDI Equipment 26 2 4 Connection to External Sync Signals REF 28 2 5 Connection to DVB ASI Equipment 29 2 6 Connection to LAN Equipment 31 2 7 Connection to Quad Link 3G SDI Equipment 33 Chapter 2 Installation and Connection ...

Page 24: ...right 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 10 Caution Possibility of serious injury The power cord and other cables connected to the IP HE950 could become tangled with someone walking close to them possibly leading to serious injury and property damage Clamp the cables to the rack or floor ...

Page 25: ...to prevent significant amounts of dust from adhering to it Otherwise the dust may cause unit errors and failures Use this unit in an environment where the corrosive gas concentration is under the allowable level stipulated in IEC 60721 3 3 Class 3C1 2 1 2 Installation environment 1 Mounting in a 19 rack Use the 19 rack mount kit to mount this unit in an EIA standard 19 rack We have two types of mo...

Page 26: ...U LIMITED 12 Mounting two IP HE950 per 1U Type C2 1 Confirm the components of the rack mount kit 2 Confirm that all cables are disconnected 3 Attach rack mounting brackets A and B to the side of the first IP HE950 Tighten screws M4 at the six places shown in the following figure C B A D A B ...

Page 27: ... s Guide Chapter 2 Installation and Connection Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 13 4 Attach rack mounting brackets A and B to the side of the second IP HE950 too Tighten screws M4 at the six places like with the first unit A B ...

Page 28: ...ware User s Guide Chapter 2 Installation and Connection Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 14 5 Attach rack mounting bracket C to the IP HE950 Tighten pan head screws M5 at the two places shown in the following figure C ...

Page 29: ...lign the units at specific positions in the 19 rack and firmly secure the units in position with the screws supplied with the rack mount option Use four pan head screws M5 to secure them To secure the units to a server rack use the cage nuts D and bind head screws M6 supplied with the rack mount option D D ...

Page 30: ...2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 16 Removing the unit 1 To remove two units at the same time Remove both units by reversing the installation procedure 2 To remove only one unit Remove screws at the four places shown in the following figure Remove mounting bracket C and then remove the unit C ...

Page 31: ...17 FUJITSU LIMITED 17 Mounting one IP HE950 per 1U Type A1 1 Confirm the components of the rack mount kit 2 Confirm that all cables are disconnected 3 Attach rack mounting bracket E to the side of the IP HE950 Tighten screws M4 at the three places shown in the following figure F E E ...

Page 32: ... HE950 Tighten screws M4 at the three places shown in the following figure 5 Align the unit at a specific position in the 19 rack and firmly secure the unit in position with the screws supplied with the rack mount option Use two pan head screws M5 per mounting bracket four screws in total Removing the unit Remove the unit by reversing the installation procedure F ...

Page 33: ... 1 Places for rubber feet CAUTION 1 Multi unit installation When used in an environment where the intake temperature and ambient temperature do not exceed 55 C the IP HE950 can be stacked on up to five tiers according to the strength of the unit Install them considering workability and maintainability In addition in a multi unit installation be sure to secure each unit with a belt or other means t...

Page 34: ...could make the whole rack unstable do not mount it The IP HE950 weighs 2 5 kg When mounting two IP HE950 per 1U with dedicated mount kit do not leave one unit after removing another unit This may cause deformation of mount kit Confirm that the power supply capacity of the power strips and service outlets in the rack which supply power to this unit exceeds the total power rating of all the equipmen...

Page 35: ...e care not to block the intake exhaust vents Leave an adequate amount of space around the vents 2 1 4 Installation space Allocate the operation space cable bundle space and intake exhaust space shown as the hatched areas in the following figure The space is always required This installation space doesn t show maintenance area Figure 2 2 Space required for an installation ...

Page 36: ...e connections The descriptions are common to the IP HE950E and IP HE950D 2 2 1 Connection to ground Use the power cord with a standard three prong plug to connect FG and external ground type D type 3 or better You can use the FG terminal for functional grounding to suppress external noise etc Connect the FG terminal M4 screw to external ground Figure 2 3 Ground connection 2 2 ...

Page 37: ... into the power inlet connector Refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details and select power cord You can procure a power cord separately by specifying the length Figure 2 4 Power cord connection Mounting the AC cord clamp Insert the AC cord clamp into the mounting hole and secure the power cord to the AC cord clamp which prevents the power cord from falling out ...

Page 38: ...nection Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 24 Removing the AC cord clamp To remove the AC cord clamp squeeze together the tabs of the AC cord clamp between your fingers as indicated by the red arrows and remove the AC cord clamp Figure 2 5 Removing the AC cord clamp ...

Page 39: ...oltage of 125 V To use the IP HE950 outside of Japan refer to item 6 in 4 2 Cable and Connector Details and select another power cord Connect the IP HE950 to a power receptacle with a capacity of 1 A or more When using a power extension cable be sure that the total current consumption of all equipment connected to the cable does not exceed the rated capacity of the cable If a power receptacle with...

Page 40: ...o SDI output equipment Connect SDI output equipment to the SDI input of the IP HE950E encoder Connect a BNC cable to the SDI IN connector of the IP HE950E The following figure shows how to connect SDI output For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications Figure 2 6 SDI output equipment connection 2...

Page 41: ... output of the IP HE950D decoder Connect a BNC cable to the SDI OUT connector of the IP HE950D A signal is terminated with 75 Ω The following figure shows how to connect SDI input equipment For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications Figure 2 7 SDI input equipment connection See ...

Page 42: ...put Connect a BNC cable to the REF IN connector of this unit Enter an external sync signal The signal is terminated with 75 Ω Sync signal output Connect a BNC cable to the REF OUT connector of this unit Output an external sync signal The signal is terminated with 75 Ω For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interfac...

Page 43: ... DVB ASI input equipment Connect DVB ASI equipment to the ASI output connector of the IP HE950E encoder Connect a BNC cable to ASI OUT1 or ASI OUT2 of the IP HE950E The following figure shows how to connect them For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications Figure 2 9 DVB ASI input equipment conne...

Page 44: ...t to the ASI input connector of the IP HE950D decoder Connect a BNC cable to ASI IN of the IP HE950D A signal is terminated with 75 Ω The following figure shows how to connect them For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications Figure 2 10 DVB ASI output equipment connection See ...

Page 45: ...50 to LAN equipment prepare a LAN cable to connect to a LAN port LAN1 LAN2 The LAN port specifications of the IP HE950 are 10BASE T 100BASE TX and 1000BASE T This unit has two LAN ports LAN1 and LAN2 Both are dual purpose ports for streams and settings The following figure shows how to connect them For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifi...

Page 46: ...addresses shown below when setting an IP address Setting conditions disabling a LAN port Generally unused disabled IP address 0 0 0 0 255 255 255 255 etc Loopback address 127 xxx xxx xxx Class D or Class E IP address IP address that conflicts with a LAN port network address For details refer to the IP HE950 Software User s Guide ...

Page 47: ...rsion cable option need to be procured separately for the IP HE950E The Quad 3G SDI output option and the Quad 3G SDI conversion cable option need to be procured separately for the IP HE950D For details on connectors and cables refer to 4 2 Cable and Connector Details For electrical specifications refer to A 2 3 Interface specifications Example of connection of the IP HE950E to 4K video equipment ...

Page 48: ...ntil it locks When removing the module hold down the unlock mechanism Never forcibly remove the module because that may cause damage For instructions on configuring and using the SFP module refer to the IP HE950 Software User s Guide Removing SFP module When removing the SFP module press the unlock mechanism in the direction indicated by the red arrow shown in the following figure with the Quad 3G...

Page 49: ...SU LIMITED 35 Chapter 3 Operation Instructions This section describes how to operate this unit 3 1 Turning On Off the IP HE950 36 3 2 Unit Settings and Operation WEB 37 3 3 Unit Settings and Operation Front Panel 38 3 4 Special Use of the CANCEL Key 39 Chapter 3 Operation Instructions ...

Page 50: ...ng on the IP HE950 Set the power switch on the front panel to the position to turn on the power which turns on the PWR LED The RDY LED goes on when the IP HE950 is ready Figure 3 1 Front view of the unit 3 1 2 Turning off the IP HE950 Set the power switch on the front panel to the O position to turn off the power which turns off the PWR LED Set the switch to this position to turn on the IP HE950 O...

Page 51: ...ings and Operation WEB Setup procedure The following figure shows the setup procedure of this unit The procedure is common to the IP HE950E and IP HE950D For each setting refer to the software user s guide Recommended Web browser About the supported Web browsers refer to the software user s guide IP address 3 2 ...

Page 52: ...ems in opposite directions and key functions Used to move the cursor displayed on the front panel to the right or left Moves the cursor by one place with each press of a key ENTER key When the initial maintenance screen is displayed pressing the ENTER key causes a transition to the maintenance menu screen Pressing the ENTER key from the maintenance menu screen allows you to display the status and ...

Page 53: ...minal e g PC with a LAN interface Note 1 To operate the IP HE950 with the default IP address connect it to a control terminal and configure settings with it disconnected from your network After configuring settings appropriate to your network connect it to the network If connected as is with the factory default settings the unit may cause an unexpected problem to occur in the network After startin...

Page 54: ...SU LIMITED 40 Chapter 4 Cable Specifications This chapter describes the scope of IP HE950 installation work and contains cable connection system diagrams and cable and connector details 4 1 Installation Preparations 41 4 2 Cable and Connector Details 43 Chapter 4 Cable Specifications ...

Page 55: ...TSU LIMITED 41 4 1 Installation Preparations The following figure shows the scope of procurement for IP HE950 installation work The indicators for the cables connected to 4K video output equipment are also shown below Figure 4 1 Procurement scope for IP HE950E installation work 4 1 ...

Page 56: ...for IP HE950D installation work In the construction of a system that uses the IP HE950 the demarcation line between the IP HE950 and other equipment is generally like that in the above figure Despite that in actual construction procure equipment and perform installation work in consultation with the system designer in charge ...

Page 57: ... Cable Specifications Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 43 4 2 Cable and Connector Details The following figures show the cables and connectors available for this unit 1 SDI cable Figure 4 3 SDI cable 2 DVB ASI cable Figure 4 4 DVB ASI cable 4 2 ...

Page 59: ...e 5 AC power cord supplied with the unit for Japan domestic rated voltage of 125 or less The following figure shows the cord for 100 VAC input Figure 4 8 AC power cord The AC power cord supplied with the unit supports voltages up to the rated voltage of 125 V To use the IP HE950 above the rated voltage of 125 V refer to 6 and select another power cord ...

Page 60: ... the following ratings Connector IEC 60320 C 13 15 A 250 V Cord Diameter 0 75 mm2 or more Length 4 5 m or less Allowable current 8 A or more Rating 300 V or more Plug NEMA 6 15P 15 A 250 V Certified under the pertinent electrical appliance and material safety law In Japan the connector cord and plug each has to have the PSE mark 7 Quad 3G SDI conversion cable Figure 4 9 Quad 3G SDI conversion cabl...

Page 61: ...t 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 47 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting This chapter describes the actions to take if for example this unit does not operate normally or if an alarm LED goes on 5 1 Help Information 48 5 2 Alarm LED Goes On 55 5 3 Maintenance 56 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting ...

Page 62: ...E090 Memory error Contact Fujitsu sales or Fujitsu partners The center may ask you about the alert code Check the alert code from the log information screen for settings on the Web GUI If an SFP type alert code is output refer to items 32 to 35 below E042 E043 Temperature error Check whether the unit installation environment satisfies 2 1 Installation Conditions Is there enough space around intake...

Page 63: ...perating normally Check the operation of the monitor 9 Is the decoder operating normally Check the operation of the decoder 10 Is the decoder correctly connected to the monitor Check the connection between the decoder and the monitor 11 Has an alert been generated on the decoder If so refer to the user s guide of the decoder or other such documents and take corrective action 12 Does the decoder di...

Page 64: ...orrectly connected to the audio speaker Check the connection between the decoder and the audio speaker 24 Has an alert been generated on the decoder If so refer to the user s guide of the paired unit decoder 25 Noise is generated on the decoder Disconnect the audio input cable from this unit Does that eliminate the noise If noise disappears when the cable is disconnected the noise seems to be mixe...

Page 65: ...at the SFP module is correctly mounted replace it with a neighboring SFP module If the alert moves to the neighboring module an SFP module failure may have occurred Contact Fujitsu sales or Fujitsu partners 34 E910 EA10 SFP1 2 connection type error Is there a conflict between the SFP module and unit settings The functions on the SFP module may not match unit settings Check the mounted SFP module t...

Page 66: ...ecause a unit failure may have occurred 4 The ALM LED is blinking An error in unit settings performance or a part is indicated Check the alert code from the log information screen for settings on the Web GUI The code indicates the corrective action E010 VFD Device error Contact Fujitsu sales or Fujitsu partners E040 E041 Temperature warning generated Check whether the unit installation environment...

Page 67: ...s not disappear even after the LAN cable is disconnected from this unit a failure may have occurred on this unit 19 Disconnect the audio input cable from the encoder Does that eliminate the noise If the noise disappears when the cable is disconnected the noise seems to be mixed into the audio signal input to the encoder Check the audio output equipment 20 Has a packet loss occurred Refer to item 1...

Page 68: ...module with a neighboring one If the alert moves to the neighboring module an SFP module failure may have occurred Contact Fujitsu sales or Fujitsu partners 28 E920 EA20 Abnormal SFP1 2 temperature The surface temperature of the SFP module is higher than the reference value The ambient temperature of the unit seems to be higher than the reference value Cool the ambient temperature to the unit oper...

Page 69: ... normal operation The LED lights up or blinks in orange at the time of a signal error or disconnection in the input system or network You can select to turn on blink or turn off this LED as the setting for some alert indications For alert log check instructions and LED settings refer to the IP HE950 Software User s Guide ALM Alarm LED The LED lights up or blinks in orange when a unit alert is occu...

Page 70: ...n to that in 2 1 4 Installation space for maintenance engineers Desktop installation Allocate a maintenance area of more than 1 m at the front or rear Rack mounting Allocate a maintenance area of more than 1 m at the front and rear Access from front Access from rear Figure 5 1 Maintenance areas Desktop installation 5 3 IP HE950 IP HE950 IP HE950 IP HE950 Figure 5 2 Maintenance areas Rack mounting ...

Page 71: ...placement If a failure occurs check it in 5 1 Help Information and take corrective action After that if the situation does not improve refer to 5 3 4 Cable and SFP module removal procedures and change the module 5 3 4 Cable and SFP module removal procedures The interface connectors of this unit are densely packed in any installation Therefore in an installation in a 19 rack for example it may be d...

Page 72: ...e appendix contains views of this unit and lists its main specifications Precautions and other such notes on installation work and on site tune up are also covered in this section A 1 Appearance 59 A 2 Main Specifications 61 A 3 Installation Work 69 A 4 On Site Tune Up Work 70 Appendix ...

Page 73: ...IP HE950 Hardware User s Guide Appendix Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LIMITED 59 A 1 Appearance A 1 1 IP HE950E The following figure shows the appearance of this unit Figure A 1 1 IP HE950E appearance A 1 ...

Page 75: ...ifications This unit has the environmental specifications shown below Table A 2 2 Environmental specifications Item Specification Power supply conditions 100 to 240 VAC 10 50 60 Hz 3 Hz Temperature and humidity conditions Temperature 10 to 55 C excluding low temperature startup under 0 C Humidity 20 to 90 no condensation Conditions for guaranteed operation and guaranteed characteristics Dust conce...

Page 76: ...ignal name Remarks 1 2 SIGNAL SG SMPTE ST 2082 10 424M Level A 292M Name Specification Remarks SDI digital video output Signal format NRZI Output impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Signal amplitude 800 mVp p Maximum amplitude level 800 mVp p 10 IP HE950D Silkscreened name SDI OUT BNC Pin No Signal name Remarks 1 2 SIGNAL SG SMPTE ST 2082 10 424M Level A 292M Name Specification Remarks DVB ASI input Signal ...

Page 77: ...97 frames second PAL analog composite 25 frames second Output impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Signal amplitude 1 0 Vp p 10 IP HE950D Silkscreened name REF OUT BNC Pin No Signal name Remarks 1 2 SIGNAL SG Name Specification Remarks Sync signal input Signal format NTSC black level not in SETUP analog composite 29 97 frames second NTSC black level in SETUP analog composite 29 97 frames second PAL analog co...

Page 78: ...ned name SFP1 SFP2 SFP1 2 Pin No Signal name Remarks A C B D 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 SIGNAL SG SIGNAL SG A C B D Name Specification Remarks SFP 3G SDI OUT Signal format NRZI Output impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Signal amplitude 800 mVp p Maximum amplitude level 800 mVp p 10 IP HE950D option Silkscreened name SFP1 SFP2 SFP1 2 Pin No Signal name Remarks A C B D 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 SIGNAL SG SIGNAL SG A C B D 1 1 1 ...

Page 79: ...Remarks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CD RD SD DTR ER SG DSR DR RTR RS CTS CS RI Receive Carrier Detect Receive Data Send Data Data Terminal Ready Common to DI and SG Data Set Ready Ready to Send Can Send Ring Indicator Name Specification Remarks External control RS 422 Number of channels 1ch Signal format Start Stop synchronization Connection DTE Bit rate 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps Data length 7 8 P...

Page 80: ...arks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 AES in1 AES in2 Audio L Audio L SG Audio R Audio R open SG open open Audio L Audio L SG Audio R Audio R open SG Name Specification Remarks External audio output Balanced analog audio Output impedance 600 Ω balanced Maximum level 0 20 dBm output switching AES EBU audio Signal format Biphase Mismatch attenuation 25 dB or more 75 Ω 0 1 to 6 0 MHz Output signal amplitude 1 0 Vp ...

Page 81: ...n 10 100 BASE 1000 BASE Pin No Signal name Remarks Signal name Remarks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TD TD RD N C N C RD N C N C Transmit Data Transmit Data Receive Data Receive Data TP0 TP0 TP1 TP2 TP2 TP1 TP3 TP3 Pair 0 Pair 0 Pair 1 Pair 2 Pair 2 Pair 1 Pair 3 Pair 3 Specification of connected cable Cable standard ANSI TIA EIA568A CAT5 compliance Pin assignment Complies with either of the following arrangeme...

Page 82: ...l operation You can change settings for some alerts to turn on blink or turn off the LED when a unit alert is generated INDWN O Video audio or network system input down fault Video audio or network system input down fault Normal operation You can change settings to turn on blink or turn off the LED except to turn on the LED due to an abnormal temperature LINK ACT LAN1 G LINK established LAN packet...

Page 83: ...included in the package A 3 3 Installation conditions For the installation work scope refer to 2 1 Installation Conditions The installation method may differ depending on the site for the installation In principle the method conforms to the site Do not install this unit in the following places Place exposed to direct sunlight or near heating units Humid or dusty place Place exposing the unit to sh...

Page 84: ... site tune up workflow Figure A 4 1 Workflow Since this unit has a diversity of system configurations depending on the application this section covers the checking process for the unit alone START Preparations Environment check Visual check of appearance Cable connection Input voltage check Power on Unit test System test END A 4 ...

Page 85: ... 2 Ground connection work Confirm that connections to the power supply FG are a D type type 3 ground or higher 3 Visual check of appearance 1 Confirm that this unit surface has no damage such as scratches dirt rust deformation or peeling coating 2 Confirm that the patent nameplate and unit nameplate are still attached and that buttons are not damaged 3 Confirm that the connectors are not loose 4 C...

Page 86: ...p 2 If the self check detects an abnormal situation the alarm LED ALM goes on 8 System test 1 Setting check Configure unit operation settings from a control terminal in accordance with system specifications 2 Input video check Confirm that video input to this unit is correctly output to a monitor television 3 Data communication check Check for acknowledgement of communication over the network used...

Page 88: ...synchronous serial interface and standardized in ETSI TR 101 891 Embedded audio A method to embed AES EBU digital audio signal into the blanking area of an SDI Serial Digital Interface signal FG Frame Ground Ground for a cabinet HD BNC High Density BNC One of the coaxial cable connectors which have 75 ohms or 50 ohms impedance About four times smaller than regular BNC connector H 264 One of the vi...

Page 89: ...Light Emitting Diode The IP HE950 has power LED and alarm LED lamps The power LED lamp lights up in green to indicate that the power is on The alarm LED lamp lights up in orange to indicate that an alert has been generated MPEG 4 A video data compression method that is a part of the MPEG standard MPEG 4 was designed to distribute video images of low picture quality due to a high compression ratio ...

Page 90: ...al time is reached UDP User Datagram Protocol TCP IP transaction protocol used for specific applications such as remote network management and naming service access Unicast Communication with a station at a single address that is most general one to one communication UTP cable An unshielded pair of wires twisted together UTP is an abbreviation for unshielded twisted pair These wires are used for E...

Page 91: ...o divide the screen to transmit 4K video to quad link 3G SDI with horizontal sampling every 2 pixels on every other line interleaving Any link can be used for HD monitor video 3G SDI Interface that achieves the high resolution video transmission required for 1080p and digital cinema The transmission capacity is 3 Gbps and a 1080 60p signal can be transmitted through a single BNC cable 4K video Gen...

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