GRASS VALLEY IQUCP25, User Manual

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UCP - 3901
User Manual
BNC Associated HD-BNC connector on the rear panel. See also:
• For the UCP - 3901: 12G/3G/HD/SD-SDI I/O – Serial digital video
inputs / outputs (4) on page 34 and 3G / HD / SD SDI I/O – Serial
digital video inputs / outputs (12) on page 35.
• For the IQUCP25: Images of Rear Panel Connectors on page 46.
Last Spigot Take The last Take performed on the spigot and how it was made.
RC: RollCall; operation from a control panel or by an external agent,
like VSM.
IPCtrl: GV Orbit.
RCStart:
The default at module startup.
Streaming Set the Ethernet connectors to use for this spigot. This will also
determine the bandwidth to be used. Options are:
Dual:
Full redundancy to support SMPTE ST 2022-7, both Primary
(
SFP1
) and Secondary (
SFP2
) Ethernet connectors are used. All
bandwidth of both Ethernet connectors are used. See Cabling to
Support SMPTE ST 2022 - 7 on page 55.
To support redundancy, you must set the Flow Type to 2110 for both
the primary and secondary ports for the Video, Audio, and Metadata s.
See below.
Single:
use either Ethernet connector (
SFP1
&
SFP2
), and so half of
the available bandwidth.
A:
Primary (
SFP1
) Ethernet connector only, and so half of the
available bandwidth.
B:
Secondary (
SFP2
) Ethernet connector only, and so half of the
available bandwidth.
off:
The stream is disabled.
See Rear Panel and Connectors on page 32 for SFP / connector
locations.
Receiver / MADI
Format
Set the number of MADI channels to process.
64 channels:
This spigot is to process 64 MADI channels.
56 channels:
This spigot is to process 56 MADI channels.
Receiver / Output
Status
Shows the MADI signal status.
OK: A valid MADI signal is present at the input or output.
FAIL:
An invalid MADI signal is present at the input or output.
Receiver / Audio
Delay
Move the slider to set an
Audio Delay
as required. Click to return
to the preset default value.
Receiver /
Make/Break Mode
Specifies how changes to an output’s destination will be made.
Make before Break: causes the new destination to buffer data before
connection to the previous destination is broken; this results in a
smoother transition, but requires more bandwidth.
Break before Make:
simply swaps the output’s destination without
buffering.
Select the required mode from the drop-down list.
Parameter Description