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Chapter 2

Spectrum system installation

Follow the installation procedures that apply to your Spectrum components.
Important background information about each component’s front and rear panel connectors, displays,

and indicators is available in the Hardware Reference sections of this guide. Familiarize yourself with this

information before connecting the components in a Spectrum system.

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Unpacking and inspecting the system

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Spectrum system environmental and power requirements

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Rack mounting instructions

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Installing Spectrum X components

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Installing MediaCenter components

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Installing I/O modules in the MediaPort 7002

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Installing MediaStore 7200 components

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Connecting the MediaCenter to the MediaStore 7200

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Connecting MediaDirectors and MediaStores using SAS

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Connecting MediaDirectors in an EFS configuration

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Connecting I/O modules to a MediaDirector 2252B or 2251B a MediaCenter 2200B

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Connecting to the Ethernet network

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Connecting to an automation system

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Connecting reference video

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Connecting audio and video I/O

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Connecting to an Emergency Alert System (EAS)

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Connecting AC power

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Verifying connectivity on a MediaPort 7000

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Setting the Spectrum X to "diskless" mode

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Powering down

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Managing and configuring your Spectrum system

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Summary of Contents for Spectrum X

Page 1: ...Spectrum System Release 8 4 Installation Guide...

Page 2: ...oftware uses version 3 15 4 of the FreeImage open source image library under FreeImage Public License FIPL See http freeimage sourceforge net for details The product may include implementations of AAC...

Page 3: ...NY WARRANTY NOT EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS AGREEMENT Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties or limitations on how long an implied warranty may last so such exclusions may no...

Page 4: ...ent We are not bound by additional and or conflicting provisions in any order acceptance or other correspondence unless we expressly agree in writing This Agreement is the complete and exclusive state...

Page 5: ...talling Spectrum X components 35 Installing the Spectrum X bezel 35 Installing the Spectrum X drives 36 Installing MediaCenter components 37 Installing power supplies 37 Installing the drives 37 Insta...

Page 6: ...em EAS 69 Connecting to the Sage Digital ENDEC 69 Connecting to a TFT EAS 911T Encoder Decoder 72 Connecting to a Monroe DASDEC Encoder Decoder 74 Connecting multiple Spectrum X or ChannelPort channel...

Page 7: ...cable 114 Partial breakout cable 116 Reference breakout cable 117 Breakout cable RS 422 connector pinout 118 About RS 422 grounding 119 Breakout cable GPIO connector pinout 120 About software licensin...

Page 8: ...r a MediaPort 7000 and a ChannelPort 156 RJ 45 DB 9 splitter cable pinout 157 About RS 422 grounding 158 About MediaPort 7000 support for AC 3 and Dolby E 159 MediaPort 7000 series module and license...

Page 9: ...operation during replacement 208 MediaStore auto start failure 208 Audible alarm states 208 Troubleshooting thermal monitoring and control faults 211 Troubleshooting thermal alarm faults 211 Overview...

Page 10: ...h 243 R gles de s curit 243 EU manufacturer s Declaration of Conformity 243 Electromagnetic compatibility notices Class A 243 Product regulatory compliance 245 Product regulatory compliance markings 2...

Page 11: ...em EFS configuration Note the EFS configuration requires a separate license Three Spectrum Xs in a shared storage configuration or three MediaPort7000 series with I O modules installed rack trays Cat...

Page 12: ...an automation system if an automation system is part of the basic system Cables to interconnect to an EAS if an EAS system is part of the basic system NOTE The MediaDirector 2252B DS 2252B and 2251B...

Page 13: ...I O on page 67 11 Optional Connect to an EAS See Connecting to an Emergency Alert System EAS on page 69 12 Connect AC power and power up the system See Connecting AC power on page 78 and Powering up...

Page 14: ...d external A D converters are required VGA Monitors RS 422 interconnection cables DB 9 Male to DB 9 Male Audio Video interconnection cables and monitoring equipment NOTE For all coaxial cable requirem...

Page 15: ...l See Connecting to an automation system on page 62 8 Connect reference video See Connecting reference video on page 65 9 Connect audio and video I O See Connecting audio and video I O on page 67 10 C...

Page 16: ...by Gigabit Ethernet connectivity In systems that do not include these types of applications such as the automation system described above an Ethernet hub is sufficient NOTE For all coaxial cable requi...

Page 17: ...Connecting reference video on page 65 7 Connect audio and video I O See Connecting audio and video I O on page 67 8 Optional Connect to an EAS See Connecting to an Emergency Alert System EAS on page...

Page 18: ...ctrum X components Installing MediaCenter components Installing I O modules in the MediaPort 7002 Installing MediaStore 7200 components Connecting the MediaCenter to the MediaStore 7200 Connecting Med...

Page 19: ...m environment Care must be taken to avoid temperature and humidity extremes Interior temperature of the rack cabinet should be maintained at ambient temperatures but must not exceed 40 C 104 F during...

Page 20: ...rawer and rear of rack in order to maintain the correct airflow around the enclosure A rack that presents a maximum back pressure of 5 pascals 0 5 mm water gauge Note the following safety requirements...

Page 21: ...not be overloaded by the total number of units installed Attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit such as power strips Rack mounting a Spect...

Page 22: ...e MediaPort 7002 is the chassis for both the MediaPort 7000 series and the ChannelPort modules Refer to the instructions that ship with the rail kit for instructions on rack mounting the chassis 3 Lab...

Page 23: ...Rack mounting instructions Figure 2 2 Sample rack mount layout with a MediaCenter 2200B 23 Spectrum System 8 4 Installation Guide...

Page 24: ...anager Keyboard Manager Tray The SystemManager Keyboard Monitor Tray is placed 71 12 cm 28 0 in off the floor This tabletop height is ideal for using the SystemManager while seated or standing If the...

Page 25: ...ted and checked a suitable anti static wrist or ankle strap and observe all conventional ESD precautions when handling modules and components Avoid contact with the internal backplane components and m...

Page 26: ...he washer and screws supplied Leave the screws loose 4 Extend the rail to fit between the front and rear rack posts 5 Attach the bracket to the front rack post using the washers and screws supplied Le...

Page 27: ...en the mounting screws in the front rack bracket 11 Return the enclosure to the fully home position What to do next After the MediaStore has been mounted do not pull the MediaStore more than a few inc...

Page 28: ...ake sure the voltage of the power source is within the specification on the label when connecting the equipment to the power outlet Place power cords out of the way of foot traffic Do not place anythi...

Page 29: ...ss the locking tab and push the middle rail toward the back of the rail to collapse the rail assembly NOTE If your rack system has round holes follow instructions provided in the mounting kit to insta...

Page 30: ...Chapter 2 Spectrum system installation d Repeat step 3a through step 3c to install the back end of the rail extending the rail as needed e Repeat steps 3a through 3d to install the other outer rail 30...

Page 31: ...front of each middle rail 2 With two people holding the chassis level and a third guiding the chassis line up the inner chassis rails with the front of the middle rack rails so that the chassis is sq...

Page 32: ...enter 2200B ship with the Intel AXXVRAIL Mounting Rail Kit 1 Pull the blue release button component F to remove inner member D from the slides Figure 2 7 AXXVRAIL mounting railside mount 2 Install the...

Page 33: ...to the top with the heaviest component at the bottom of the rack If the rack is provided with stabilizing devices install the stabilizers before mounting or servicing the unit in the rack Installing...

Page 34: ...g the release button in the inner member to release the lock and allow the chassis to close Figure 2 10 Installing chassis to fixed slides 3 Pull the blue release button in the inner member to release...

Page 35: ...e system Installing the Spectrum X bezel Align the bezel in front of the chassis so that the Harmonic logo appears on the top left corner CAUTION The front panel on the Spectrum server is susceptible...

Page 36: ...installed carrier can damage the partially installed carrier s shield spring and make it unusable To maintain proper system cooling all externally accessible drive bays must be populated with a drive...

Page 37: ...oth power supplies to take advantage of the 1 1 redundant configuration 1 Unpack a power supply unit 2 Using the handle insert the power supply module into the power supply bay 3 Push the power supply...

Page 38: ...lace 5 Repeat the previous steps for all remaining drives Example Figure 2 12 Installing a disk drive Installing I O modules in the MediaPort 7002 The MediaPort 7002 accommodates two MediaPort or Chan...

Page 39: ...g on the connectors with the palm of your hand CAUTION Do not use the two lock screws on the rear panel of the module to pull it into position Tighten the screws only after the module is fully inserte...

Page 40: ...system installation Figure 2 13 Install module 5 If installing two modules repeat steps 1 4 for the second module Installing MediaStore 7200 components Install MediaStore drives and bezel before conne...

Page 41: ...it unusable NOTE To maintain proper system cooling all externally accessible drive bays must be populated with a drive carrier 1 Press the blue release button inward to unlatch the drive carrier and...

Page 42: ...hould form a loop that fits inside the metal panel of the bezel 3 Press in the release button on the left side of the bezel while pushing the left side of the bezel straight onto the chassis and then...

Page 43: ...redundant connection make sure to follow all necessary precautions Figure 2 15 Connecting the MediaCenter 2200B to the MediaStore 7200 using SAS 1 Connect one end of a SAS cable to the SAS port on th...

Page 44: ...he MediaStore 7200 Connecting MediaDirectors and MediaStores using SAS Connect MediaDirectors to MediaStores by cabling the SAS connections Connecting MediaDirector 2252B or 2251B units and MediaStore...

Page 45: ...dules and secondary I O modules bottom modules to secondary I O modules Do not twist SAS cables or bundle them with power cables doing so will affect performance Make sure there is no lateral or verti...

Page 46: ...ON Make sure each MediaDirector is running the same version of Spectrum software and that they have an EFS license installed BEFORE connecting the EFS Ethernet or shared storage cables Please note the...

Page 47: ...s units with SAS Using SAS cables make the following connections 1 MCP 1 A to MS 1 S C 2 MS 1 S B to MS 2 S C 3 MS 2 S B to MS 3 S C 4 MS 3 S B to MS 4 S C 5 MS 4 S B to MCP 3 A 6 MCP 1 B to MS 1 P A...

Page 48: ...e same version of Spectrum software and that they have an EFS license installed BEFORE connecting the EFS Ethernet or shared storage cables Please note the following about cabling the MediaDirectors a...

Page 49: ...nd 4 a MCP 1 A to MS 1 P A b MCP 1 B to MS 4 P A c MCP 1 C to MS 1 S C d MCP 1 D to MS 4 S B 2 Connect the second MediaDirector to MediaStores 1 and 4 a MCP 2 A to MS 1 P B b MCP 2 B to MS 4 P B c MCP...

Page 50: ...our servers in an extended file system EFS configuration using the EFS Ethernet ports Connecting 2 MediaDirector 2252B or 2251B series units in an EFS configuration If you are configuring two MediaDir...

Page 51: ...t MediaDirector connect an Ethernet cable to a second EFS Ethernet port Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding EFS Ethernet port on the second MediaDirector Connecting 3 MediaDirector...

Page 52: ...the first MediaDirector connect Ethernet cables to the first two EFS Ethernet ports Connect the other ends of the cables to the corresponding EFS Ethernet ports on the second MediaDirector 3 On the E...

Page 53: ...ure 2 22 Four MediaDirectors 2252B DS in an EFS configuration Before you begin Make sure the MediaStores are connected via SAS 1 From the first MediaDirector on the Ethernet card assigned to EFS conne...

Page 54: ...net ports from the MediaPort Ethernet array on the MediaDirector or MediaCenter to the Ethernet port on the Record MediaPort or Spectrum X Connect one of the Ethernet ports from the MediaPort Ethernet...

Page 55: ...et interface on a client PC to a specific interface on the Spectrum video server it will always use the same interface to return packets and will send them directly to the same interface on the client...

Page 56: ...SystemManager s LAN 2 port 4 Connect one end of a Gigabit Ethernet cable RJ 45 to either of the two Ethernet ports located above the power supply on the MediaDirector or MediaCenter and then connect...

Page 57: ...he client PC Attach the other end of the Ethernet cable to the Gigabit Ethernet switch Do not use the LAN2 port on the SystemManager platform If using Spectrum Management attach an Ethernet cable to a...

Page 58: ...ther 62 5um or 50um MMF fiber may be used If using 62 5um the maximum length supported is 30 meters 1 Connect one port of the 10 Gb I O module to an open port on the 2022 6 switch 2 Connect the second...

Page 59: ...server and is not attached to an I O module Follow the connection instructions that apply to your Spectrum video server IMPORTANT Do not connect NICs used for transport stream ingest to the same VLAN...

Page 60: ...e Before you begin NOTE Make sure that a network switch with adequate uplink capability has been installed in your equipment rack Note that support for Jumbo Frames Ethernet packets larger than 1500 b...

Page 61: ...of an Ethernet cable to your network client or your Harmonic MediaGrid client Attach the other end to your network switch For Harmonic MediaGrid connection details and hardware reference see the Harmo...

Page 62: ...t your MediaPorts ChannelPorts or Spectrum X to the automation system Follow the procedure that applies to your Spectrum device NOTE All automation systems differ in their array of control connectors...

Page 63: ...is 4 Attach the GPIO connector on the DSUB cable to a DB 9 splitter cable 5 Connect the DB 9 connections to the graphics control ports on the automation system Related information Breakout cable on pa...

Page 64: ...ort on the MediaPort 7000 module This will be the Record and Play port 5 Attach the DB 9 connector labeled A in the preceding figure from the RJ45 DB 9 Splitter Cable to a customer supplied DB 9 Male...

Page 65: ...nnector of the RJ45 DB 9 Splitter Cable to the RS 422 A B port on the ChannelPort module This will be the Play 1 and Play 2 port 5 Attach the DB 9 connector labeled A in the preceding figure from the...

Page 66: ...ct reference video to one of the Reference connectors on the MediaPort or ChannelPort module 2 Connect a75 Ohm BNC terminator to the other Reference connector to terminate it or connect it to the next...

Page 67: ...embedded audio see the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide 1 For the Record Spectrum X make the following connections to record video and monitor the recording process a Connect video from a VTR or Rou...

Page 68: ...2 For the Play MediaPort with MediaPort or ChannelPort modules make the following connections to play audio and video and monitor the playback process a Connect the first SDI OUT connector to an SDI...

Page 69: ...lPort and the Spectrum X currently support the TFT EAS 911T the Sage Digital ENDEC and the Monroe DASDEC To connect an EAS encoder decoder to the ChannelPort first connect the GPIO RS 422 and EAS conn...

Page 70: ...ge Digital ENDEC Figure 2 38 Detailed view of sample EAS installation with Sage Digital ENDEC 2 The following table explains the pin signals and the assignments used in the detailed view of the Sage D...

Page 71: ...e ENDEC an amplifier may be required to boost the audio output from the PC Using the Sage Digital ENDEC front panel configure the following settings Relay Configuration Relay 4 Delay Post CGEN 0 End D...

Page 72: ...nce What to do next For more information on configuring the Sage Digital ENDEC refer to the documentation that came with your Sage device Connecting to a TFT EAS 911T Encoder Decoder Use the diagrams...

Page 73: ...RS 422 1 pin 8 2 RS422_RX0_N RS 422 1 pin 3 3 RS422_RX0_P RS 422 1 pin 7 11 RS422_TX0_P RS 422 1 pin 2 10 RS422_TX0_N Receive Transmit on Com 2 connector GPIO pin 4 22 GPI 3 On Air When connecting RS...

Page 74: ...rams in this section show a sample installation of a Monroe DASDEC set to emulate a Sage Digital ENDEC 1 Connect to the Monroe EAS as shown in the following example NOTE When the Monroe DASDEC is set...

Page 75: ...e instructions provided by the Monroe DASDEC documentation to set the DASDEC to Sage Generic CG mode 2 Set the baud rate to 9600 no handshake 3 To emulate the Sage you must connect two GPIs to the sam...

Page 76: ...et to None Example Connecting multiple Spectrum X or ChannelPort channels to the same EAS You can connect multiple Spectrum X or ChannelPort channels to the same EAS with one channel configured as the...

Page 77: ...e additional slave Spectrum Xs or ChannelPorts as shown in the following figure Figure 2 42 Connecting the Sage Digital ENDEC to Master and Slave Spectrum Xs orChannelPorts NOTE When using Channel B a...

Page 78: ...2252B 2252B DS and 2251B systems only connect power to the MediaStores first a The MediaStore 5100 and 5000 series have two power switches ensure that they are off To take full advantage of the dual...

Page 79: ...ower source yet To take full advantage of the dual redundant power supplies available onMediaPorts Harmonic recommends that you use separate isolated power sources for each AC input Since MediaPorts d...

Page 80: ...d and lock it securely into place Tighten the retainer loop around the power cord by grasping the two plastic tabs and depressing Tab A so that the retainer clicks into place The loop should be tighte...

Page 81: ...pproximately 30 seconds IMPORTANT There are rare instances when a MediaStore is unresponsive after power up If this happens note the status of the LEDs on the MediaStore After several minutes the LEDs...

Page 82: ...bout the port status display on page 152 About MediaStore 5000 series drive startup Unless otherwise selected during installation all drives in the MediaStore will automatically start upon power up If...

Page 83: ...slots with modules installed can be selected Channel Press the left or right areas of the display to choose Channel A Channel B or both Channel A and Channel B PriMode Press the left or right areas of...

Page 84: ...annot access the local file system IMPORTANT If you are unsure of any of the following steps contact Harmonic technical support for assistance before proceeding 1 To check whether diskless operation i...

Page 85: ...g off its power switch 5 Power down the MediaStores as follows For the MediaStore 5100 5000 series switch off the power buttons on the PCMs or remove the AC power at the power source For the MediaStor...

Page 86: ...ur device wink devices and create schedules using Polaris Play Scheduler User name user Password user Admin Account The admin account allows you to perform all supported Spectrum video server configur...

Page 87: ...ystemManager User Guide for EAS setting details Determining the Spectrum X and ChannelPort port number If you are using a Spectrum X or a ChannelPort to preview graphics with FXTool or using it with a...

Page 88: ...9108 com 4 B 9109 9109 com 5 A 9110 9110 com 5 B 9111 9111 com 6 A 9112 9112 com 6 B 9113 9113 com 7 A 9114 9114 com 7 B 9115 9115 com 8 A 9116 9116 com 8 B 9117 9117 com 9 A 9118 9118 com 9 B 9119 91...

Page 89: ...firmware Handling device upgrade failures Replacing PCapps files Upgrading MediaPort and ChannelPort licenses Spectrum firmware upgrades overview Upgrade the Spectrum video server firmware and I O mo...

Page 90: ...third party software vendors for compatibility information CAUTION You cannot have MediaDirectors with different versions on the same file system to ensure file system integrity upgrade all MediaDirec...

Page 91: ...playback is taking place Ensure that all Players are stopped Ensure that no file copies or transfers are in progress internally or on any Ethernet port Ensure that the most recent release of SystemMan...

Page 92: ...e running the same version of firmware as shown on the SystemManager s Upgrade Firmware page under the Home tab Upgrading the I O module firmware from the Properties page If you have received a new Sy...

Page 93: ...release of SystemManager software has been installed 1 With the SystemManager software properly installed log on to the SystemManager application 2 Click the Home tab and in the left hand column clic...

Page 94: ...Spectrum video server using SystemManager 1 On the SystemManager Upgrade Firmware page scroll to the Spectrum servers section 2 Select the Spectrum video servers that you recently upgraded and then cl...

Page 95: ...he Disk Utilities page for all Spectrum servers 8 Click the Spectrum server whose disk drive s you want to upgrade The Disk Utilities page for the selected unit appears 9 At the bottom of the page cli...

Page 96: ...rmware on page 92 Upgrading Spectrum video server firmware on page 90 PCapps file descriptions PCapps files are stored in the D Omneon bin directory File Description monitor exe This application provi...

Page 97: ...o changes the model number and enables functionality For example CPT 8100 DMH may be upgraded to CPT 8100 DMHVC3P Before you begin If you have purchased a new license file from Harmonic you may upgrad...

Page 98: ...includes HD SD MPEG 2 SD DV DV 25 DVCPRO 25 and DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD VC 3 XDCAM HD AVC I Frame AVC Ultra and XAVC Long GOP Support for ingest and playout of 3G HD 1080p 50 and 60 Hz 50 59 94 Integrate...

Page 99: ...stream ingest to the Harmonic MediaGrid Support for preview of material from a Harmonic MediaGrid or a NAS Note that this feature requires that the Spectrum X is configured for diskless mode Support f...

Page 100: ...l The Spectrum X front panel provides access to drives and other components Figure 4 3 Spectrum X front panel Key Component Detail 1 System label pull out tab Use to apply a product number and or seri...

Page 101: ...d for use The NMI button can be used to put the server into a halt state when diagnosing an issue To prevent an accidental system halt the physical button is located behind the Control Panel and is on...

Page 102: ...D Toggles the power on and off The power on indicator lights green when the system power is on When the power on indicator is off this indicates that no power is supplied to the system 8 Drive activit...

Page 103: ...I I O card 2 IMPORTANT Use only a CAT 6 Ethernet cable or better for these network interfaces For lengths between 37m and 100m or greater use CAT 6a 5 VGA port Use only if instructed by Harmonic techn...

Page 104: ...ideo along with graphics generated by the Spectrum X or the ChannelPort Note that when the Spectrum X or the ChannelPort module is in Enhanced Channel mode the functionality of some I O connectors wil...

Page 105: ...nnel A I O 7 Out Secondary Channel B I O 4 Out Primary Channel A I O 8 Out Primary Channel B Table 4 2 Standard Channel configuration 2 SC2 Connector Description Connector Channel B I O 1 Ext In 1 Cha...

Page 106: ...1 Description Connector SDI card 2 Description I O 1 External input 1 I O 1 External input 2 I O 2 External input 1 I O 2 External input 2 I O 3 Out Primary I O 3 Out Secondary I O 4 Out Primary I O...

Page 107: ...External Input 1 Channel B Use for video input on Channel B 6 External Input 2 Clean Primary Video Output Channel B Use for video input or for clean primary video output on Channel B Note that if use...

Page 108: ...endent Branding mode Refer to Configuring a ChannelPort channel in the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide for instructions on configuring Independent Branding mode 4 Video Output Primary Use for primar...

Page 109: ...when facing rear panel Key Component UHD link 1 External Input 1 Input C 2 External Input 1 Input A 3 Output Primary Output C 4 Output Primary Output A 5 External Input 1 Input D 6 External Input 1 I...

Page 110: ...video and multi function I O Figure 4 9 DSUB 60 connector pinout Related information Breakout cable on page 114 Reference breakout cable on page 117 1 Gigabit Ethernet port LED states The 1 Gigabit E...

Page 111: ...ed LED State Condition Link Activity green blink Network activity Link Activity green solid Network link established Link Activity off No link Speed green Network traffic at 10 Gbps Speed amber Networ...

Page 112: ...er supply is operational Green 1 Hz blink AC is present but the power switch on the front panel is off or in a cold redundant state due to low system power load Green 2 Hz blink Power supply firmware...

Page 113: ...e instructions in Using One Click Functions in the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide Note that drives are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right when facing the front panel Spectrum X drive LEDs Each driv...

Page 114: ...lti function I O MFIO connectors Figure 4 13 Breakout cable overview Table 4 11 Breakout cable connector use Connector Description RS 422 1 Use for channel A player control with VDCP RS 422 2 Use for...

Page 115: ...g Spectrum X GPIO Triggers in the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide Table 4 12 MFIO connector use MFIO connector Function in Standard Channel mode Function in Enhanced Channel mode MF 1 Channel A AES...

Page 116: ...ith VDCP GPIO Use for graphics control or EAS Reference In Use for Reference video For instructions on configuring a serial connection to control graphics see Configuring a Spectrum X and ChannelPort...

Page 117: ...ference breakout cable overview Table 4 15 Breakout cable connector use Connector Description Reference In Use for Reference video For instructions on configuring a serial connection to control graphi...

Page 118: ...reakout cable on page 116 Breakout cable RS 422 connector pinout The breakout cable includes six RS 422 connectors which can be used for control or EAS connections Figure 4 16 RS 422 connector pinout...

Page 119: ...2_RS5 shell GND 36 2 RS422_TS5 7 RS422_TS5 About RS 422 grounding Note the Harmonic recommendations regarding RS 422 grounding RS 422 uses differential signaling much like balanced audio As long as th...

Page 120: ...are licenses are installed only on the Spectrum video servers With Spectrum 8 2 and later licensed features for Spectrum systems with Spectrum X are installed on the Spectrum video server regardless o...

Page 121: ...uration 1 2 video inputs per channel 2 3 video outputs per channel with independently configurable up down cross conversion Enhanced Channel depends on configuration 4 6 inputs per channel 2 4 video o...

Page 122: ...annel conversion Clip being played can be any one of Format of External SDI input Primary Output format can be Secondary Output format can then be SD SD SD 720p 720p 720p or SD 1080i 1080i 1080i or SD...

Page 123: ...video channel multi pin connector available adapter cable Ethernet from client to Spectrum video server Server Interface Private point to point non switchable gigabit Ethernet to Spectrum video server...

Page 124: ...Analog black with color burst Optionally Precision Time Protocol SMPTE ST 2059 is supported with the 10Gb I O module and 2022 6 license Table 4 35 Safety Specification Detail UL 60950 1 2nd Edition CS...

Page 125: ...ble 4 38 Environmental Altitude Maximum temp for Spectrum X in internal storage mode four drives installed Maximum temp for Spectrum X in shared storage mode no drives 3000m 10K 30 C 33 C 1500m 5K 35...

Page 126: ...AS connections for storage and EFS connections The MediaDirector 2252B DS includes 18 connections for I O modules as well as 10 Gb Ethernet ports for file transfers four SAS connections for storage an...

Page 127: ...wered on and also provides a wink function that identifies a selected MediaDirector 3 Status LEDs The status LEDs indicate status for the file system RAID set and Ethernet network connection MediaDire...

Page 128: ...to power down the system 2 Reset button Operates as a momentary switch to complete a soft reset of the MediaDirector or MediaCenter Once pressed all boards reset and code is re loaded The function is...

Page 129: ...Director status LEDs MediaDirector 2252B and 2252B DS rear panel The rear panel for the MediaDirector 2252B and 2252B DS includes connections for I O modules as well as 10 Gb Ethernet ports for file t...

Page 130: ...ITC obtained from the MediaPort 4 1 Gb Ethernet connector and LEDs Use for system management Note that the Ethernet card and LED type may vary from the one show here Refer to 1 Gb Ethernet port status...

Page 131: ...lugging directly into a network 12 BMC port For Service only 13 10 Gb optical SFP optional If installed use these port for file transfers or communication with a public network IMPORTANT If 10 Gb opti...

Page 132: ...ivity off No link Speed amber 1 Gbps Speed green 100 Mbps Speed off Inactive or 10 Mbps 1 Gb Ethernet LED states for EFS connections Six 1 Gb Ethernet ports are provided for connecting up to three add...

Page 133: ...off Inactive or 10 Mbps Activity green blink Normal 10 Gb Ethernet port LED states The 10 Gb Ethernet ports can be used for file transfers The LEDs provide link activity and link speed status Figure...

Page 134: ...twork traffic at 1 Gbs Speed off Network traffic at 100 Mbps or no activity Power supply LED states Each power supply includes an LED to indicate the status of AC power to the system Figure 5 11 Power...

Page 135: ...unit On Off If a power cord is attached to the unit and the button is pressed the LED flashes blue to indicate the unit is transitioning Once the unit has fully powered up the LED changes to solid lig...

Page 136: ...put 8 10 Gb Ethernet ports 1 2 from left to right Use for file transfers or communication with a public network IMPORTANT Use only a CAT 6 Ethernet cable or better for these network interfaces For len...

Page 137: ...Details Base 2 10 Gb Ethernet Optional 2 10 Gb Ethernet Optical SR Spectrum API Windows File System Interface Samba FTP Apple Filing Protocol NOTE If 10 Gb optical ports are installed the onboard 10 G...

Page 138: ...mensions Weight including rack rails L x H x W bezel attached rack mountable per EIA 310 specification 43 3 lbs 30 75 x 3 5 x 17 25 Table 5 7 MediaDirector power Specification Detail Power max 231 W V...

Page 139: ...t and playout of video and audio content Internal storage via SAS disk drives uses secure RAID 6 topology with dual parity protection For additional storage you can connect the MediaCenter to the Medi...

Page 140: ...s 2 Power indicator This indicator lights when the system is powered on and also provides a wink function that identifies a selected MediaCenter 3 Status LEDs The status LEDs indicate status for the f...

Page 141: ...eset button Operates as a momentary switch to complete a soft reset of the MediaDirector or MediaCenter Once pressed all boards reset and code is re loaded The function is similar to clicking the Rebo...

Page 142: ...EDs indicate basic system status Figure 6 3 MediaCenter 2200B status LEDs MediaCenter 2200B and 2200B DS rear panel The MediaCenter 2200B and 2200B DS rear panels include connections for I O modules e...

Page 143: ...e Refer to 1 Gb Ethernet port status LEDs for system management for a description of the possible Ethernet cards and possible LEDs 5 MediaPort Ethernet array Use these ports only to connect to I O mod...

Page 144: ...se these port for file transfers or communication with a public network IMPORTANT If 10 Gb optical ports are installed the onboard 10 Gb Ethernet ports see 8 are disabled 1 Gb Ethernet port status LED...

Page 145: ...Link Activity green blink Network activity Link Activity green solid Network link established Link Activity off No link Speed green Network traffic at 10 Gbps Speed amber Network traffic at 1 Gbs Spee...

Page 146: ...ports provide access to MediaPort ChannelPorts and Spectrum X Do not use these ports for any purpose other than I O module connection Figure 6 9 MediaPort Ethernet array LED states LED state Conditio...

Page 147: ...D set and up to 48 TB of usable storage Refer to the following table for supported RAID configurations Table 6 1 MediaCenter 2200B RAID configurations Drives RAID set Capacity per drive Storage capaci...

Page 148: ...y LED green State Description Solid Power on no drive activity Blink off when processing command Power on with drive activity Off Power on and drive spun down Blink Power on and drive spinning up Rela...

Page 149: ...ChannelPort Spectrum X connectivity Table 6 7 Reference Per MediaPort ChannelPort Spectrum X The MediaCenter can support multiple timing standards on a single system Reference is handled by MediaPort...

Page 150: ...D and SD play and record modules with options to support various video formats proxy record and a variety of add on functionality The modules installed in the MediaPort 7000 series device are typicall...

Page 151: ...tor and port status display to quickly assess the status of the device Power Indicator Air Vents Port Status Display Figure 7 1 Bezel components Component Description Power indicator A bright blue lig...

Page 152: ...te the severity of the event Red text indicates an error event yellow text indicates a warning event The front panel flashes when there is a fault condition or warning This is intended as a visual ind...

Page 153: ...power sources for each AC input Filler Panels Filler panels may cover the slots for I O modules when the chassis ships from the factory Power supply LED states The power supply LED can help you determ...

Page 154: ...m this port is the same as that of the Primary port Note that the port can be configured for simulcast from the SystemManager application Refer to Attaching Devices in the SystemManager User Guide for...

Page 155: ...Soft Power The Soft Power button is a momentary switch that is used to perform a soft reset of the MediaPort Once pressed all boards reset and code is re loaded The function is similar to clicking th...

Page 156: ...verrides the reference VITC from the MediaPort or ChannelPort for purposes of automation However if the attached Player is configured with a different frame rate than that of the LTC input then its re...

Page 157: ...9 splitter cable pinout The MediaPort 7000 series and the ChannelPort modules ship with one integrated RJ 45 to DB 9 Female splitter cable RS 422 connections for both channels A and B on the MediaPort...

Page 158: ...B 9 Splitter Cable to Standard RS 422 extension cable Harmonic RJ45 DB 9 Splitter Cable to Automation System adapter cable NOTE Harmonic does not provide RS 422 extension cables or RJ45 Ethernet exten...

Page 159: ...MediaPort 7000 does not encode or decode AC 3 or Dolby E Encoding must occur prior to recording and decoding after playing from the MediaPort Improper configuration of a Player is not detected or rep...

Page 160: ...Up Down Cross Convert HD SD Simulcast MPEG 2 DV DVCPRO rec play AVC Intra VC 3 APR X X X X play X X rec play DMH X X X X play X DMS X X X play X DVH X X X DVS X X M2H X X X X play X M2S X X play M2R...

Page 161: ...meline view Maximum channel count is limited by the Spectrum video server channel count POL PLAY SCHED License for Polaris Play Scheduler for a Spectrum server One license per Spectrum server This opt...

Page 162: ...ingle video input per channel Dual video outputs per channel with independently configurable up down cross conversion Table 7 7 Up Conversion Specification Detail Up conversion Configurable pillarbox...

Page 163: ...13 Control Specification Detail VDCP and Limited BVW Via RS 422 per video channel RJ 45 connector DB 9 adapter supplied Spectrum API Via Ethernet from client to Spectrum video server Table 7 14 Serve...

Page 164: ...Data Specification Detail VBI Up to 6 lines configurable preserved Line 21 caption data saved automatically VANC Up to 6000 bytes configurable preserved per frame Table 7 19 Reference Specification D...

Page 165: ...is two modules Table 7 24 MediaPort 7000 power Specification Detail One module installed 112 W Two modules installed 175 W Voltage 90 260 VAC rated Frequency 45 63 Hz 1 MediaPort Module installed At 4...

Page 166: ...96 or 128 Kbps Per pair Table 7 30 HD encoded frame size Specification Detail 640x360 or 432x240 User configurable Table 7 31 SD encoded frame size Specification Detail 25 fps 352x288 320x240 29 97 f...

Page 167: ...ptions Table 7 35 Logo watermark Specification Detail User supplied PNG with alpha Position selectable by user Table 7 36 Link to hi res Specification Detail SMPTE 330M Via parent UMID 167 Spectrum Sy...

Page 168: ...cifications About the ChannelPort The ChannelPort module includes external video input connections RS 422 ports a GPIO RS 422 port for connecting to automation systems and other control devices and a...

Page 169: ...puts are not being used for external key fill Each live SDI input must match the video format of the Primary SDI output and must be reference aligned Two DVE engines on a single channel Two clip playe...

Page 170: ...ary I O 6 Out Clean Secondary Clean Primary Secondary refers to video output with no graphics or overlays ChannelPort 8200 channel mode configurations The ChannelPort 8200 offers eight DIN 1 0 2 3 con...

Page 171: ...t In 3 I O 7 Ext In 6 I O 4 Out Primary I O 8 Out Secondary About ChannelPort modules Harmonic offers two ChannelPort modules with options to support various video formats and a variety of add on func...

Page 172: ...1 External Input 1 External Key Input Use for video input or External Key input Refer to Enabling Enhanced Channel mode in the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide for instructions on configuring Enhance...

Page 173: ...that is used to perform a soft reset of the ChannelPort Once pressed all boards reset and code is re loaded The function is similar to clicking the Reboot button on the SystemManager ChannelPort Prope...

Page 174: ...panel component functionality when theChannelPort 8100 is in Standard Channel mode Figure 8 2 ChannelPort 8100 rear panel Standard Channel mode Key Component Description 1 External Input 1 Channel A...

Page 175: ...ower button in the middle is a momentary switch that is used to perform a soft reset of the ChannelPort Once pressed all boards reset and code is re loaded The function is similar to clicking the Rebo...

Page 176: ...ignments on page 181 ChannelPort 8200 rear panel Enhanced Channel mode Review to the diagram and the table for details on the rear panel component functionality when theChannelPort 8200 is in Enhanced...

Page 177: ...ry video output secondary video output or for SD branded output when in Independent Branding mode Note that if used for clean primary video output clean refers to video output with no graphics or over...

Page 178: ...assignments for signal assignments 16 RS 422 Port and LEDs Use this connector RJ 45 for RS 422 serial control The LED at the top left of the port indicates channel activity 17 Gigabit Ethernet Port No...

Page 179: ...efer to Configuring a ChannelPort channel in the Harmonic SystemManager User Guide for instructions on configuring Independent Branding mode 4 Video Output Primary Channel A Use for primary video outp...

Page 180: ...nelPort Properties page The Status Wink LED on the bottom is blue to indicate power is ON The LED will blink wink when its wink mode is activated 16 Status Wink LED The Status Wink LED on the bottom i...

Page 181: ...or ChannelPort for purposes of automation However if the attached Player is configured with a different frame rate than that of the LTC input then its reference will not be overridden For example a LT...

Page 182: ...always consult with your control system vendor first for the most current information on interface equipment and peripherals NOTE Depending on the MediaPort there can be between one and six serial co...

Page 183: ...dard SMPTE EBU ES bus wiring connections This adapter converts the RJ45 connections on the back of the MediaPorts to standard SMPTE EBU ES Bus Figure 8 7 RJ 45 DB 9 Splitter Cable NOTE The RJ 45 to DB...

Page 184: ...M2H licenses unless explicitly upgraded for that capability For ChannelPorts with 8 graphics layers enabled 8GL U D X conversion is included with the DMH DVH and M2H licenses unless you are upgrading...

Page 185: ...dependent SD HD branding license is for 1 module 2 channels CPL MAX GRAPHIC LAYERS License upgrade to enable maximum number of graphics layers on ChannelPort module 2 channels CPL MCS Master control l...

Page 186: ...all licensed ChannelPort channels Playlist Control licenses are sold separately Verify the traffic system BXF compatibility before ordering POL PLAY OMF License for Polaris Play Media Fetch for one Sp...

Page 187: ...r channel with independently configurable up down cross conversion 8200 module Enhanced Channel depends on configuration 4 6 inputs per channel 2 4 video outputs per channel with independently configu...

Page 188: ...ble 8 18 Timecode Specification Details LTC Dedicated LTC I O per channel BNC VITC Extracted from or inserted into SDI Table 8 19 Caption Specification Details EIA 608 Analog caption data recovered fr...

Page 189: ...nal for playout unused for recording Loop through connector Input to Reference 1 native video line for the live input to be passed through Table 8 23 Environmental Specification Details Operating Temp...

Page 190: ...hannelPort module hardware reference Specification Details VCCI Class A Japan CISPR 22 Class A Australia New Zealand EU CNS 13438 Class A Taiwan ICES 003 Class A Canada En 55022 Class A EU KN22 Class...

Page 191: ...diaStore5100 and 5000 series specifications About the MediaStore 5100 series Using 12 Gb s SAS connections and a MediaDirector 2252B or 2251B up to four MediaStore 5100 series can be connected togethe...

Page 192: ...er modules for blank drive slots Hot swappable high performance 300 600 or 900 GB SAS hard disk drives 6 Gb s Serial attached SCSI SAS connections NOTE There are no user serviceable parts on the Media...

Page 193: ...rrier module The front cap also supports an ergonomic handle that provides the following functions Camming of carrier into and out of drive bays Positive spring loading of the drive midplane connector...

Page 194: ...l Anti Tamper Lock that is accessed through the small cutout in the handle Use a toRX socket security key to lock and unlock the handle One security key is included with your MediaStore Drive Activity...

Page 195: ...lt amber Failed disk array MediaStore 5100 and 5000 series drive carrier LED states The drive carrier LEDs work in association with the Operator Panel LEDs Drive Activity LED Green Drive Status LED Am...

Page 196: ...s also used to set the Unit ID number Refer to Setting the unit ID number for instructions 2 System Power LED The System Power LED indicates the status of the system s power Refer to Powering up a Med...

Page 197: ...to MediaStore 5100 5000 series audible alarms for details The operator panel LEDs work in association with other LEDs and alarms on the MediaStore Table 9 3 MediaStore 5100 5000 series operator panel...

Page 198: ...k and maintain multiple MediaStores Please note the following when setting the Unit ID Number Software within the I O module controls the use of the Unit ID Number within the system By default and whe...

Page 199: ...modules Figure 9 5 MediaStore 5000 series rear panel Figure 9 6 MediaStore 5100 rear panel Key Component Description 1 Hot swappable Power Cooling Modules PCM The MediaStore contains dual independent...

Page 200: ...the top slot The Secondary I O module is the module installed in the bottom slot Figure 9 7 MediaStore 5100 series I O module Key Component Description 1 I O Module Fault LED The I O Module Fault LED...

Page 201: ...le Fault Clear Normal MediaStore 5100 SAS link activity LEDs During normal operations the three SAS connections on an I O module are measured for Link Activity Figure 9 9 MediaStore 5000 series SAS li...

Page 202: ...link activity LEDs 5 Handle Each I O module includes a Handle that is used for removing and inserting the module Refer to the MediaStore Component Replacement Guide for operating instructions when re...

Page 203: ...ith integral cooling fans are mounted in the rear of the MediaStore The position of the components may vary slightly according to installation as the PCM on the right hand side when facing the rear of...

Page 204: ...re 9 13 Power cooling module Key Component Description 1 Power Supply Status LEDs Each power supply includes four Status LEDs and their associated labels 2 Power Button Each power supply includes a Po...

Page 205: ...reen or amber 1 AC Input Status Amber 2 Power Status Green 3 Fan Status Amber 4 DC Output Power Amber Table 9 5 PCM LED states PCM OK green Fan Fail amber AC Fail amber DC Fail amber Status Off Off Of...

Page 206: ...flicker as the drive operates Related information MediaStore 5100 and 5000 series disk carrier module on page 193 MediaStore 5100 and 5000 series RAID configurations Refer to the available RAID config...

Page 207: ...m with care observe static electricity precautions and keep them away from strong magnetic fields All the supplied plug in modules and blanking plates must be in place for the air to flow correctly ar...

Page 208: ...the air to flow correctly around the cabinet Continuous operation during replacement Depending on how the MediaStore is set up if a disk unit fails it can normally be replaced without interrupting the...

Page 209: ...n alarm is in state S1 and you do not mute the alarm within two minutes the alarm will automatically transition to state S2 Alarm states S1 to S4 return to state S0 when you clear the fault Alarm stat...

Page 210: ...led and all external links and cables are securely fitted b Check that all SAS Connector Activity LEDs on the I O module are functioning properly c Check the maximum cable length has not been exceeded...

Page 211: ...not a fault condition Cause The first stage in the thermal control process is for the fans to automatically increase in speed when a thermal threshold is reached This may be caused by higher ambient...

Page 212: ...Set have bad blocks A hot spare is available to start a rebuild on the RAID Set The target drive is a hot spare or belongs to a RAID Set that is not compromised rebuilding or is the rebuild target Ad...

Page 213: ...queued and provide the reason for the attempted auto failure Auto Fail Succeeded Warning alarms yellow are generated for any drive that is successfully removed from the RAID Set following the auto fai...

Page 214: ...ild will be performed A surgical rebuild uses RAID functionality to regenerate the missing blocks that could not be recovered or were written to the RAID set while the drive was removed In order for B...

Page 215: ...nctioning of a system Note however that they may result in a slight elevation of the frequency in which errors are reported For additional information on disk drive alarming and removal refer to Viewi...

Page 216: ...ules Table 9 10 Dimension Specification Detail Height 87 9 mm 3 46 2RU Width 483 mm 19 01 IEC rack compliant 576 8 mm 22 71 from front mounting flange to extremity of enclosure 629 6 mm 24 79 from Ope...

Page 217: ...ogy Equipment Safety Part 1 General Requirements Table 9 14 CES Specification Detail Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC including amendments EN60950 1992 A1 A2 A3 A4 Safety of Information Technology Equi...

Page 218: ...via SAS to provide additional storage The MediaStore 7200 series includes the following features 12 or 24 disk drive capacity all contained in a 4 RU chassis All drives install from the front of the c...

Page 219: ...4 2 2 TB 48 TB Table 10 2 MediaCenter 2200B 12 drives with the MediaStore 7212 12 drives Drives RAID Set Capacity per Drive Raw Storage Capacity 24 4 x 4 2 6 TB 96 TB 24 4 x 4 2 4 TB 64 TB 24 4 x 4 2...

Page 220: ...l Displays power temperature fan and system status LED indicators 3 System alarm mute button Unused alarm disabled 4 Bezel LED control connector Powers the light bar on the bezel Drive numbering Drive...

Page 221: ...State Description Blue Power is being supplied to both power supply units Red Power supply fault detected Power Off Power is off Off System is operating normally System status Red System fault detecte...

Page 222: ...gure 10 4 MediaStore 7200 disk drive LED indicators Table 10 3 MediaStore 7200 disk drive LED indicators Drive State Activity LED Blue Status LED Red Drive is powered on Solid Off Drive activity Blink...

Page 223: ...pander modules Provides SAS I O ports May be replaced in the event of a failure 3 Power supply units Dual redundant power supplies 4 Fan modules Four fan modules maintain all system components below t...

Page 224: ...1 Hz Off Solid PSU Warning Solid Off Slow blink 1 Hz PSU failure Off Off Solid No AC input Off Off Off MediaStore 7200 series specifications The specifications for the MediaStore 7200 are described he...

Page 225: ...s without rails or disks 26 kg 57 3 lbs Table 10 7 Environmental Specification Detail Temperature range 0 to 35 C Operating environment Humidity 20 to 80 Table 10 8 Power Specification Detail Power su...

Page 226: ...120 498 3199 apacsupport harmonicinc com Russia 7 495 926 4608 rusupport harmonicinc com China 86 10 6569 5580 chinasupport harmonicinc com Japan 81 3 5614 0524 japansupport harmonicinc com Asia Paci...

Page 227: ...em are listed in the Spectrum Servers section Find the model numbers and serial numbers listed in their respective columns Scroll down to the I O modules section to view the model numbers and serial n...

Page 228: ...ou are using a client PC with a single C partition it will be in the same directory on the C drive Gathering drive failure information In the event of a drive failure please gather the requested infor...

Page 229: ...ith the date time of the failure Badblockhistory txt Note the naming of the log files syslog_ server_name _NNNN_YYYY_MM_DD_hh_mm_ss log where NNNN serial number of unit YYYY year of log start MM month...

Page 230: ...ngs Product environmental compliance Compliance with country specific environmental safety and EMC standards Important safety instructions Review important safety guidelines for operators and service...

Page 231: ...14 3 Service Personnel Read the installation instructions before connecting the system to the power source When installing or replacing the unit always make the ground connection first and disconnect...

Page 232: ...ectric shock plug the power cord into a properly wired receptacle before connecting the product input or outputs Route power cords and other cables so that they are not likely to be damaged Disconnect...

Page 233: ...h a broken fibre or with a separated fiber connector Warning Lithium battery handling safety instructions CALIFORNIA PERCHLORATE ADVISORY Some lithium batteries may contain perchlorate material The fo...

Page 234: ...r des options ou d effectuer l entretien de l unit moins d instructions contraires dans le pr sent manuel Avertissement Rack monture avertissement Pour viter les blessures corporelles lors du montage...

Page 235: ...ns cet appareil Afin d viter les lessures ne pas toucher les connexions et composants expos s lorsque l appareil est sous tension Ne rien ins rer dans l une ou l autre des cavit s des prises de couran...

Page 236: ...ments optiques Ne jamais faire fonctionner une unit en cas de bris d une fibre ou de s paration d un connecteur de fibre Avertissement Batterie au lithium manipulation instructions de s curit Perchlor...

Page 237: ...ehen Ein Bereich mit beschr nktem Zutritt ist ein Bereich zu dem nur Wartungspersonal mit einem Spezialwerkzeugs Schlo und Schl ssel oder anderer Sicherheitsvorkehrungen Zugang Verwenden Sie nur die a...

Page 238: ...ht an den Henkeln auf den Elementen wie z B Stromanschl sse K hlungen oder Karten heben oder kippen oder indem Sie es unterhalb der Unterkante packen Alle Hinweise in diesem Handbuch die das ffnen ben...

Page 239: ...reiliegenden Anschl sse und Komponenten w hrend schaltet ist Sie keine Gegenst nde in einem der beiden Stromversorgungs Hohlr ume des Systems mit Strom verbunden einf hren Ein Wechelstromsmodul und ei...

Page 240: ...der Stecker emittiert werden Nicht in die Strahlen blicken oder direkt mit optischen Instrumenten Niemals ein Ger t mit einem gebrochenen Faser oder mit einem Glasfaseranschluss getrennt Warnung Lithi...

Page 241: ...lly filled rack load the rack from the bottom to the top with the heaviest component at the bottom of the rack If the rack is provided with stabilizing devices install the stabilizers before mounting...

Page 242: ...as specified by all national laws and regulations Disassembling an end of life product Review guidance on responsible product disposal and recycling of a product For disassembly instructions please c...

Page 243: ...89 336 EEC as amended by Directive 93 68 EEC NOTE For specifics about which standards have been applied refer to the Declaration of Conformity of the product on Harmonic website at Product Regulatory...

Page 244: ...formity European Union This product has been tested in accordance too and complies with the Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU and EMC Directive 2014 30 EU The product has been marked with the CE Mark t...

Page 245: ...rence in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures Attention French Il s agit d un produit de classe A Dans un environnement local ce produit peut entra ner des perturbations radio...

Page 246: ...006 A11 2009 A 1 2010 A12 2011 A 2 2013 CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 07 A1 2011 UL 60950 1 2011 Safety NRTL National Recognized Test Laboratory USA Canada FCC CFR 47 Part 15 Class A ICES 003 Issue 6 2016...

Page 247: ...arning Japan VCCI V 3 2015 04 CISPR 22 2008 Class A EMC VCCI Australia and New Zealand AS NZS CISPR22 2009 A1 2010 Class A Safety C Tick Korea KN32 Class A and KN 35 EMC KC Russia TR CU 004 2011 TR CU...

Page 248: ...c understands the environmental risks associated with the substances covered by the RoHS Directive and has committed to eliminating or reducing the use of these as well as other environmentally sensit...

Page 249: ...monly China RoHS is applicable to all Electronic and Information Products EIPs and parts sold in China after March 01 2007 China RoHS regulation restricts the use of the same six substances as the Eur...

Page 250: ...eens monitors X O O O O O Metal parts X O O O O O Plastics foams O O O O O O Batteries O O O O O O O SJ T11363 2006 O Indicates the content of the toxic and hazardous substances at the homogeneous mat...

Page 251: ...O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 1 0 1 wt 0 01 wt Note 1 Exceeding 0 1 wt and exceeding 0 01 wt indicate that the percentage content of the restricted substance exceeds the reference percenta...

Page 252: ...ries and accumulators This directive applies to spent batteries collected together with WEEE and requires their removal and separate collection Once removed from WEEE spent batteries are governed by t...

Page 253: ...program for product disposal Harmonic will pay for the cost of shipping and will provide a Certificate of Recycling or a Certificate of Destruction upon request For more information on collection reu...

Page 254: ...www harmonicinc com Copyright 2018 Harmonic Inc All rights reserved...

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