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he BMX

digital Server physically consists of

a single-board computer (SBC) with an integral

Flash Disk to store the operating system, configura-

tion files, setup files and user-created session files.

The SBC is part of the Session module.

The BMX

digital Server stores these file types:

•  Sessions (

.ses

 suffix)

•  Macros (

.mac

 suffix)

•  Console setup (

.ini

 suffix)

•  Console configuration (

.cfg

 suffix)

The BMXd

igital Server also functions as an FTP

(File Transfer Protocol) server. This allows files to

be easily transferred between a networked Win-

dows® computer and the console using an FTP

program. A computer networked with the console

is generically referred to as the “setup computer,”

which serves as the editing interface for the

BMX

digital Server files.

All 

.ini

 and 

.cfg

 files on the BMX

d Server

are maintained using VistaMax Control Center

(VMCC)—an editor program included on the 99-

5000 CD-ROM. It is installed and runs on the setup

computer. Using the program is covered later in

this chapter and in Appendix A.

Because BMX

digital uses the same operating

system as RMX

digital consoles and VistaMax

frames, only one setup computer running VMCC

is required to maintain all of the files on all of the

VistaMax devices that are networked together in

the VistaMax  LAN.

BMX

d File Structure

The BMX

digital console’s setup and configura-

tion files must be properly saved into specific fold-

ers to ensure proper operation. The following

screen shot shows the folders and files  in the user-

accessible area of the flash disk. Except for

Release.txt

, all BMX

d server files are located

within the Storage Card folder.

An FTP program is used to access the console’s

flash disk. Internet Explorer can be used, but FTP

Voyager, a dedicated FTP file management pro-

gram (a demo version is included on the 99-5000

CD-ROM), is recommended. The default factory

IP address assigned to each BMX

digital console

is 192.168.100.22. Enter this IP address into the

FTP Site address field in FTP Voyager in order to

view the console files on a new console.

Inside the Storage Card folder is a Data folder,

an 

nqx.ini

 file, and three other system files that

should not be changed. Inside the Data folder are

the SesFiles, SysFiles and Ref folders. The Ref

folder is never changed.

BMX

digital

Server Setup

Files and Folders on the BMXdigital Server

Storage Card and Data folder contents

Summary of Contents for BMXDIGITAL 99-1200-0

Page 1: ...50 PRE75 50 PRE75 50 PRE75 50 Revision D 1 12 10 99 1200 0 14 input mainframe 99 1200 1 22 input mainframe 99 1200 2 30 input mainframe 99 1200 3 38 input mainframe 99 1200 8 8 input mainframe digita...

Page 2: ...Revision D 8 05 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N ii...

Page 3: ...dec Module 3 6 Telco Codec Module Operation 3 8 Remote Line Selector RLS Module 3 11 Session Module 3 12 Control Room Module 3 14 Studio Module 3 16 Output Modules 3 17 Meter Panel 3 18 Net Cardl 3 20...

Page 4: ...459 3400 Manufacturer s Mailing Address 4393 Digital Way Mason Ohio USA 45040 513 459 3400 Equipment Description Digital Broadcast Console Equipment Class Professional Audio Visual Model Numbers BMX D...

Page 5: ...essor essories ies ies ies ies Donotplacethisproductonanunstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causingseriousinjurytoachildoradultandserious damage to the product Any mountin...

Page 6: ...Manual Revisions page Revision Affected pages Comments A All pages 10 01 First Release A 1 Contents Ch 1 Index 12 01 corrected info in Specifications B All pages 8 02 updated various installation and...

Page 7: ...hinged at the rear closes over the upper part of the modules covering the audio and logic connectors the DIP switches and DSP and Net Cards Cable access to modules is done from below the meter panel M...

Page 8: ...include an Autocue se lector and a button to force the headphones to follow the monitor source selection line logic functions for both inputs also set using the module s Setup DIP switches The Univers...

Page 9: ...gTelco record mix out put and IFB level The Output 2 and Output 3 modules contain the AES digital output drivers digital to analog converters and analog line amplifiers for the Pro gram Utility and Se...

Page 10: ...nce 40 k ohms balanced Input Level Range Selectable 10 dBv 4 dBu 6 dBu 8 dBu Input Headroom 20 dB above nominal input Analog Main Outputs Output Source Impedance 3 ohms balanced Output Load Impedance...

Page 11: ...nput B Input to A Input 110 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz Stereo Separation Analog Program Outputs 86 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz Console Power Requirements Fully configured BMXdigital 22 250 watts at 115 230VAC 12 50 60...

Page 12: ...power supply carry a manufacturer s warranty which is subject to the following guidelines and limitations A Except as expressly excluded herein Harris Corporation Seller warrants equipment of its own...

Page 13: ...Outputs and DSP Cards in stalled Also installed are any optional items that were also ordered Universal Input Telco Co dec and RLS modules blank panels Net Card A 2RU rack mount 48 volt power supply w...

Page 14: ...figuration Mic Preamp standard Output 1 standard Output 2 standard Output 3 standard NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE The number of input module positions matches the console model number e g BMXdigital 22 ha...

Page 15: ...d ule or automatically through module On reset commands CONNECTOR ACCESS Module connectors are hidden below the meter panel which is hinged on the rear of the main frame To access the connectors open...

Page 16: ...drawing on this page Use a 10 32 screw and crimp lug to terminate the facility s technical ground wire Connect the cable shields at both the console and the peripheral end when all system compo nents...

Page 17: ...k PCA is mounted behind the clock dis play on the meter panel With the clock set to autonomous mode it must be set after power up There are three clock set buttons on the bottom left front of the cloc...

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Page 19: ...iring plan that lists the console interconnections with all peripheral devices Identify and create tags for all audio and logic cabling List each connec tion in a master facility wiring logbook to fac...

Page 20: ...ner to the audio wiring Strip the jacket insu lation back 1 38 10 mm sleeve the cut end with 3 4 19 05 mm of shrink tubing and strip the insulation from each wire 9 64 3 57 mm CRIMP TOOL OPERATION A r...

Page 21: ...tion 1 Shield connects directly to the chassis 2 Low input tied to pin 5 3 High input tied to pin 6 4 Shield connects directly to the chassis 5 Low input from pin 2 6 High input from pin 3 AUDIO CONNE...

Page 22: ...is 2 dBu Make no connections to pins 2 5 Digital Connections Digital inputs and outputs are wired like the Microphone Input shown above The Universal Input RLS andTelco Codec mod ules have digital in...

Page 23: ...cue input control The optional Studio module has two LOGIC connectors for dim mute and warn ing indications and two talkback connec tors PRODUCER and EXTERNAL The Output 1 module has a PRODUCER IFB LO...

Page 24: ...y have both high and low input pins so that either polarity logic can be used The other inputs use active low logic pull to ground that typically come from a mic control panel although On and Off coul...

Page 25: ...und on the peripheral device Ready and Audio Reset then connect to the appropriate logic outputs on the peripheral device When active low logic is used by the peripheral device Ready and Audio Reset c...

Page 26: ...10 11 or 12 The OnTally output pin 17 drives the LEDs in the On button and the Off Tally pin 16 drives the LEDs in the Off button The other LEDs Cough and Talkback connect to 5 VDC Switches and LEDs...

Page 27: ...he module without gener ating a Stop Command Pulse In addition it also controls the Off lamp illumination Pages 2 62 and 2 63 show an example where Reset and Ready connect to 5 VDC on the module The R...

Page 28: ...puts Inputs Inputs Inputs Inputs The 3 pin analog inputs accept mono microphone signals Connect only low impedance balanced dynamic or condenser microphones with nominal mic output levels of 65 to 30...

Page 29: ...ntom power on Phantom power off 2 Mic Input 2 Phantom power on Phantom power off 3 Mic Input 3 Phantom power on Phantom power off 4 Mic Input 4 Phantom power on Phantom power off 5 Mic Input 5 Phantom...

Page 30: ...S A B S A B S A B S A B The two 3 pin digital inputs accept AES 3 AES EBU or S PDIF signals when the circuit shown on page 2 11 is used LOGIC I O T B OPTION A B T B OPTION A B T B OPTION A B T B OPTI...

Page 31: ...ol All pulses are generated no matter Local pulses are only generated by no mute location set where On Off control originates module On Off buttons Dim Function Control Disables the Dim function when...

Page 32: ...connects to the B Input device Pins 15 and 20 have dual logic functions With the module set as a Mic Input DS1 or DS3 switch 2 3 4 or 5 is set to ON then pin 15 is a Logic ActiveTally and pin 20 is t...

Page 33: ...puts can sink or source up to 60 volts at 350 mA The C or common contact for all the tallies is Tallies Common pin 14 This output connects to Tallies Common while the module is off when DS1 8 or DS3 8...

Page 34: ...d pin 5 is tied to Privacy Common pin 12 to provide a low output for activating a lamp or LED Privacy Active indicator Universal Input Module T B OPTION Simplified Logic Diagram Internal Logic Privacy...

Page 35: ...lled low routes the module audio to the host s headphones in Studio 2 When pulled low routes the module audio to the co host s headphones in Studio 2 When pulled low routes the module audio to the ext...

Page 36: ...ts AES 3 AES EBU or S PDIF signals when the circuit shown on page 2 11 is used LOGIC L L L L LOGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O The 24 pin logic connector allows control of the connected de...

Page 37: ...Uses internal SRC normal setting Converter SRC when the console and all the audio sources are locked to an external reference 2 4 Source Type Switcher VistaMax or External RLS is used Direct device pl...

Page 38: ...ff On Logic Supply 5 VDC Start Command Pulse Stop Command Pulse Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground Ready Start Command Sustained RLS 3 Reset Ready no connection Reset Activate Logic Inputs On Tall...

Page 39: ...This output connects to Tallies Common while the module is on Ext RLS Outputs addressing bit 2 Direct This output connects to Tallies Common when module is powered up Ext RLS Outputs addressing bit 0...

Page 40: ...he 3 pin digital input accepts AES 3 AES EBU or S PDIF signals when the circuit shown on page 2 11 is used LOGIC L L L L LOGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O OGIC I O The 24 pin logic connector contro...

Page 41: ...istaMax or External RLS Direct 5 Switcher Type VistaMax see Appdx A about other routers External RLS PRE99 947 6 Spare Switch 7 Input Level Set See table below See table below 8 Input Level Set See ta...

Page 42: ...Logic Supply 5 VDC no connection Off On Logic Supply 5 VDC Start Command Pulse Stop Command Pulse Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground Ready Start Command Sustained RLS 3 Reset Ready no connection R...

Page 43: ...xt RLS Outputs addressing bit 1 Direct This output connects to Tallies Common while the module is on Ext RLS Outputs addressing bit 2 Direct This output connects to Tallies Common when module is power...

Page 44: ...factory connected All connectors are hidden by the meter panel in normal operation INPUTS OUTPUTS DA DA DA DA DAT T T T TA A A A A Connect a standard CAT 5 cable to this 10base T connector to tie the...

Page 45: ...RNAL TIMER These connectors reset up to three external timers like the timer in the PRE99 1211 Turret Clock Timer They operate indepen dently of the Session module timer buttons The two active pins pi...

Page 46: ...A A A A AT T T T TOR OR OR OR OR CO HOST CO HOST CO HOST CO HOST CO HOST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE TALKB TALKB TALKB TALKB TALKBA A A A ACK CK CK CK CK The 6 pin analog outputs...

Page 47: ...c with a hot mic in the Control Room in the Control Room 6 Auto switch External Automatic switching from External No automatic monitor source switching Inputs 3 4 2 Input 3 to Input 4 while there is a...

Page 48: ...te functions are only activated by modules set as control room microphones DS1 DS3 switch 2 is On and that are assigned to at least one PGM or UTL bus Control Room Module LOGIC Simplified Logic Diagra...

Page 49: ...provide the return path for the various Tally outputs Typically the tally lamps or external relays are all tied to ground and Tallies Common is the source for the lamp relay supply voltage 5 to 60 VDC...

Page 50: ...d Should be connected to an isolated panel only PIN NAME NUMBER CUE pin 3 CUE pin 2 LOGIC SUPPLY 5 VDC pin 4 LOGIC GROUND pin 1 CONTROL ROOM MODULE CUE CONTROL LOGIC The 8 pin CUE CNTRL connector has...

Page 51: ...2 Installation digital Revision C 1 04 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 2 39...

Page 52: ...UEST GUEST The 6 pin analog outputs for the headphone amplifiers for a host co host and the guests in Studio 1 and Studio 2 The outputs are wired using the standard pinout sequence LOGIC I O L L L L L...

Page 53: ...ut 4 while there is a hot mic with a hot mic in Studio 2 in Studio 1 5 Studio 1 Co host Allows co host in Studio 1 to receive Selector audio is enabled receives talkback talkback only and disables sel...

Page 54: ...und Activate Logic Inputs Talk to Co Host Tally Dim Tally Mute Tally Tallies Common Dim Studio Mute Studio wire insertion end view 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 Studio Module Studio 1 2 Simplified...

Page 55: ...alks to the Co Host Normally Open N O contact output A contact closure to Tallies Common pin 10 is generated when the studio MONITOR output is muted Normally Open N O contact output A contact closure...

Page 56: ...m SPST talkback switches Logic Ground Talk to External Talk to Studio 2 Co Host Talk to Studio 2 Host Talk to Studio 2 no connection Control Room Dim Talkback Audio PRODUCER Connector Logic Supply 5 V...

Page 57: ...control panel The two outputs are paralleled for convenience Module logic ground that can connect to an isolated control panel Tied to chassis ground Producer s talkback microphone input The input is...

Page 58: ...Host When DIP switch 7 is on see pages 2 50 and 2 51 pins 4 and 5 become the command outputs External Mute and External Dim Studio Module EXTERNAL DIP switch 7 Off Simplified Logic Diagram EXTERNAL C...

Page 59: ...ternal is activated from the Control Room the Producer or a microphone module Logic voltage source that can deliver up to 300 mA of current to isolated remote panels Pins 7 and 8 are simply paralleled...

Page 60: ...cation When DIP switch 7 is off the default set ting as shown on pages 2 48 and 2 49 pins 4 and 5 are the logic inputsTalk to Studio 1 and Talk to Studio 1 Host Studio Module EXTERNAL DIP switch 7 On...

Page 61: ...osure to logic ground pin 16 is generated whenever Talk to External is activated from the control room the producer or a microphone module Logic voltage source that can deliver up to 300 mA of current...

Page 62: ...44 1 kHz for each output is set independently by the SAMPLE RATE DIP switches TELCO RECORD MIX A A A A Analo nalo nalo nalo nalog Output g Output g Output g Output g Output The 6 pin analog output is...

Page 63: ...44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 2 Mix minus Output 2 Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 3 Mix minus Output 3 Sets the digital sample rate t...

Page 64: ...INUS 3 pin 5 TALK TO MIX MINUS 4 pin 6 TALK TO MIX MINUS 5 pin 7 TALK TO MIX MINUS 6 pin 8 LOGIC SUPPLY 5 VDC pin 4 LOGIC GROUND pin 1 OUTPUT 1 MODULE PRODUCER IFB LOGIC The 8 pin PRODUCER IFB LOGIC c...

Page 65: ...9 Telco 2 Switch 2 Talk to St 2 Host Sw 11 Telco 3 Switch 3 ORG BLU RED BLK ORG RED RED WHT BLK RED 5 Talk to mix Minus 3 6 Talk to mix Minus 4 3 Talk to mix Minus 2 2 Talk to Mix Minus 1 Signal P2 Pi...

Page 66: ...end 1 bus is wired using the standard pinout sequence shown below DIGITAL OUTPUTS PGM 1 PGM 2 PGM 1 PGM 2 PGM 1 PGM 2 PGM 1 PGM 2 PGM 1 PGM 2 The 3 pin AES 3 AES EBU compatible digital outputs of the...

Page 67: ...h Definitions Switch Name ON Function set to operator s left OFF Function set to operator s right 1 PGM 1 Aux Out Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 2 PGM...

Page 68: ...end 2 bus is wired using the standard pinout sequence shown below DIGITAL OUTPUTS PGM 3 PGM 4 PGM 3 PGM 4 PGM 3 PGM 4 PGM 3 PGM 4 PGM 3 PGM 4 The 3 pin AES 3 AES EBU compatible digital outputs of the...

Page 69: ...h Definitions Switch Name ON Function set to operator s left OFF Function set to operator s right 1 PGM 3 Aux Out Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 2 PGM...

Page 70: ...READY Remote Ready input active low 22 RESET VDC to enable Audio Reset function audio off control 23 START SUSTAINED Start sustained command output N O relay contact 24 READY VDC to enable the Ready f...

Page 71: ...ve Tally Line Cue Tally Off Tally On Tally Tallies Common 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground 5 4 23 13 16 17 14 6 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 3 5 2 1 TALKBACK Not used o...

Page 72: ...ady input active low 22 RESET VDC to enable Audio Reset function audio off control 23 START SUSTAINED Start sustained command output N O relay contact 24 READY VDC to enable the Ready function Off lam...

Page 73: ...Outputs Logic Inputs Start Sustained 23 5V Opto Isolated Solid State Relay Opto Isolated Solid State Relay Opto Isolated Solid State Relay Opto Isolated Solid State Relay Opto Isolated Solid State Rel...

Page 74: ...he Cue function active low 21 READY Remote Ready input active low 22 RESET VDC to enable Audio Reset function audio off control 23 START SUSTAINED Start sustained command output N O relay contact 24 R...

Page 75: ...1 2 3 18 7 8 9 20 22 19 24 21 Activate Logic Ins On Off Cough Remote Cue Reset Reset Ready Ready Universal Input Module Internal Logic Logic Outputs Logic Inputs Start Sustained 23 Opto Isolated Relay...

Page 76: ...x system any or all of the console input sources and console bus outputs The Net Card also provides eight local audio sources four analog and four digital inputs and eight local destinations four anal...

Page 77: ...module e g con trol the Off lamp and turn the module on or off Net Only Module Installation Net Only modules can be placed into any input module position The only limitation is on Telco modules there...

Page 78: ...nction set to the operator s left OFF Function set to the operator s right 1 Set Telco ID Sets the module as Telco Codec 1 1 Off 2 Set Telco ID Sets the module as Telco Codec 2 1 Off 3 Set Telco ID Se...

Page 79: ...dule positions A Quick Guide to using the Session module is on pages 3 12 and 3 13 MONITOR MODULES BMXdigital has two types of monitor modules Control Room Studio The Control Room module is standard i...

Page 80: ...through a patch bay or connect to an external line level mic processor The trim controls set the gain as required for each micro phone preamp These are normally set during installation and should NOT...

Page 81: ...he B input is selected and its name is in the top line of the display To change the input the FCN FCN FCN FCN FCN button must be lit see above F F F F Fader ader ader ader ader A 100mm module level co...

Page 82: ...and the module fader is up if PRE FADER is not lit then audio is applied to the bus When unlit no audio from this module is applied to that send bus UTILITY BUSES not present on limited feature modul...

Page 83: ...ules through a DIP switch on the Session module For details on setting this option see page 2 33 Session Module DIP switch settings MODE PAN BAL This section has the controls for setting the module s...

Page 84: ...AM 2 AM 2 AM 2 AM 2 PR PR PR PR PROGR OGR OGR OGR OGRAM 3 AM 3 AM 3 AM 3 AM 3 PR PR PR PR PROGR OGR OGR OGR OGRAM 4 AM 4 AM 4 AM 4 AM 4 When lit routes the module to any combination of the Program 1 P...

Page 85: ...r T T T T To Mon o Mon o Mon o Mon o Mon button to change the setting The T T T T To Rec o Rec o Rec o Rec o Rec and T T T T To Mon o Mon o Mon o Mon o Mon buttons can only be changed while the FCN FC...

Page 86: ...k mix source indicated by its winking assignment button on each Telco mod ule is derived from a program or off line bus The bus used is determined by which buses are as signed and by whether an Auto F...

Page 87: ...goes on air the mix mi nus should not change thus only Program 1 can be selected on the Telco and the Program 1 mix minus will always be sent back to the remote re gardless of whether the module is On...

Page 88: ...ine 2 is the base mix If neither Off Line is assigned there will be no callers recorded and all theTO REC buttons will be winking This is summarized in the illustration on this page Base Mix Source wh...

Page 89: ...hange is still pending See Appendix B for details on router control functions S S S S Sour our our our ourc c c c ce S e S e S e S e Selec elec elec elec elect t t t tor or or or or A rotary encoder t...

Page 90: ...UTL 3 then UTL 4 etc Each Utility bus signal can also be sent individually to the Auxiliary meter SESSION This section allows the console operator to recall or save Sessions Sessions hold the console...

Page 91: ...er ignores module timer reset commands RESET RESET RESET RESET RESET Manually resets the timer to 00 00 0 If the timer was already counting the timer will continue to count up from 00 00 0 HOLD HOLD H...

Page 92: ...ontrol Room outputs SOL SOL SOL SOL SOLO CLEAR O CLEAR O CLEAR O CLEAR O CLEAR Flashes to indicate a module has Solo active Press to clear the Solo function FOLL FOLL FOLL FOLL FOLLO O O O OW MONIT W...

Page 93: ...trolled by a headphone jack panel with volume control like the PRE99 103 2 MONIT MONIT MONIT MONIT MONITOR F OR F OR F OR F OR Fader ader ader ader ader 100mm fader to adjust the level of the Control...

Page 94: ...l for Studio 2 T T T T TALKB ALKB ALKB ALKB ALKBA A A A ACK CK CK CK CK V V V V Volume P olume P olume P olume P olume Pots ots ots ots ots Each pot sets the level for the associated studio s talkback...

Page 95: ...EVEL SET VEL SET VEL SET VEL SET VEL SET Sets the talkback level of the producer s microphone on the Producer Talkback IFB Panel PRE99 1188 going to the mix minus outputs OUTPUT 2 MODULE QUICK GUIDE T...

Page 96: ...ation so should NOT require ad justment by the board operator OUTPUT 3 Normally protected by a security cover Separate multi turn trimpots set the left and right analog output levels for each bus PGM...

Page 97: ...segment from 0 down to 30 represents a 1 dB level change between bars From 30 to 57 each bar represents a 3 dB difference in level The bars are green from 57 up to 20 The 20 level is equivalent to a...

Page 98: ...ter panel in normal use since there are no operator controls on the card BMXdigital Net Card Signals to from VistaMax frame s Local Analog Digital Inputs Local Analog Digital Outputs The Net Card has...

Page 99: ...ting system as RMXdigital consoles and VistaMax frames only one setup computer running VMCC is required to maintain all of the files on all of the VistaMax devices that are networked together in theVi...

Page 100: ...atically each time the SBC starts up to set the sample rates on the two ad justable rate outputs on the Net Card Editing session files as well as creating and ed iting macro files are covered in later...

Page 101: ...as shown below Routers Router types supported VistaMax Type_1 VistaMax SrcInclude Include_1_1 D3 225 231 Include_1_2 D11 173 233 257 291 DstInclude Include_1_1 D11 129 159 209 215 Headers Routers SrcI...

Page 102: ...selectors Button_2_1 thru 6 for signals 245 255 the net Card A3 and A4 analog outputs and the four digi tal outputs D1 thru D4 Each destination covered by the edge device has an included signal list...

Page 103: ...eral software programs must be installed on the setup computer in order to configure the BMXdigital server files These programs are sup plied on the 99 5000 CD ROM They can also be downloaded from the...

Page 104: ...ull installation and setup information CONFIGURATION PREREQUISITES The following items are required before the BMXdigital Server can be configured for a spe cificVistaMax system A setup computer runni...

Page 105: ...hat address then close and restart CM Once the new BMXdigital console is shown in the CM display the setup computer is prop erly communicating with the new console 2 Start VMCC desktop icon The first...

Page 106: ...puter Select the 192 168 100 11 card click OK and reinspect the community Verify there s a check mark under the Inspect heading for the BMXd console doubleclick the box to add the check mark Click the...

Page 107: ...n click Save When Normal or Force Download was selected VMCC opens a Device Specific Distribution window while checking that it can communicate with the various com munity devices This window also lis...

Page 108: ...taMax frames 192 168 100 41 up to 49 VistaMax Intercoms 192 168 100 50 up to 100 Consoles BMXd or RMXd 192 168 100 101 up to 199 VistaMax Edge Devices 192 168 100 200 up to 299 to avoid conflicts when...

Page 109: ...the new console was setup cor rectly CM will list the console name device num ber and its IP address CONSOLE SIGNAL SETUP Having configured the nqx ini file means the BMXdigital console can safely be...

Page 110: ...AMP MOD IV audio connectors on the BMXd carry two signals By default each is set as a stereo connection with the left signal be ing assigned an odd signal number and the right signal being assigned t...

Page 111: ...Include Signals list Re peat for the other devices To remove any sources from the Include List highlight the signals then click the double left arrow key Net Card Sample Rate Selection There are two...

Page 112: ...are limited to 10 alpha numeric characters the original session name will be truncated as required as in undefine01 ses to add the numbered suffix EDITING SESSION FILES Once a session is saved any LAN...

Page 113: ...age 4 1 Note Folder shortcuts can be created in FTP Voyager to go directly to the SesFiles folder in any console Click Tools then Folder Shortcuts Click Add and then type in the SesFiles folder path n...

Page 114: ...ing sections Channel ID Numbers BMXdigital components input modules moni tor modules Net Card connections are assigned unique ID numbers based upon their position in the mainframe and by their DIP swi...

Page 115: ...65 to 96 are expressed as D2 65 96 in universal numbering but in global ID numbering they are 131137 to 131168 Global ID numbers precisely identify the origi nation or destination of each signal sinc...

Page 116: ...eft most module in the con sole is the output of Mic Preamp 1 then the new label could be entered as Label_1 MIC PRE 1 BUTTON SETTING SECTIONS Each assignment button on an input module has its own sec...

Page 117: ...Auto Sets whether the Auto Foldback feature is on or off on the Telco modules TelcoRecord Sets whether the Telco to Record feature is on or off for the Telco modules TelcoMonitor Sets whether theTelco...

Page 118: ...eate the Global Signal ID number that uniquely identifies every signal in a networked system RouterCommand Either Global or Local signal ID numbers can be used in the Take commands section of the ses...

Page 119: ...annel ID 81 andTelco 2 channel ID 82 are active while the Telco 3 channel ID 83 and 4 channel ID 84 entries are file placeholders since they are not assigned Router_81 Include_1 D1 65 96 161 192 Inclu...

Page 120: ...at contains the new BMXdigital files 4 Click OK UPDATING THE SOFTWARE Once the TFTP Server is installed on the setup computer and configured to point to the folder holding the new system software the...

Page 121: ...is toward the board operator end of the mod ule 3 Connect a DB9 female to female null modem cable to the 2x5 Port adapter and to a DB9 serial port on aWindows computer 4 Start HyperTerminal a Windows...

Page 122: ...Revision D 8 05 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 4 24 4 BMXdigital Server digital...

Page 123: ...parts are ordered have the Harris part numbers available when ordering For a list of parts see page 5 2 Modules and other assemblies may have lead times exceeding two weeks so order accord ingly Assem...

Page 124: ...r Supply 99 1800 Single board computer module mounts on Session module SPARE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS These tables list the replaceable or serviceable assemblies and parts for the BMXdigital Replaceable...

Page 125: ...tool PRE70 43 into the grounding screw hole and use the tool to carefully lift the module out of the mainframe NOTE If you need to replace one of the assem blies please contact Harris Technical Servi...

Page 126: ...INPUT MODULES To install a module into the mainframe 1 Open the meter panel 2 Lower the module into its slot Be sure to align the pins on the PCA with the motherboard connector in the mainframe 3 Whe...

Page 127: ...age 2 5 Timer Troubleshooting If the timer is not working properly check to be sure that the cable leading to the assembly from the Session module is installed correctly If the tenths of seconds displ...

Page 128: ...n Connector Pin Signal Wire Color 1 Power Supply 1 Collector Orange 2 Power Supply 1 Emitter Brown 3 Power Supply 2 Collector Blue 4 Power Supply 2 Emitter Red with Black Stripe BACKUP BATTERIES A Kee...

Page 129: ...rvices Contact your Harris sales repre sentative for details FURNITURE MOUNTED PANELS Furniture mounted accessory panels maintain the console s look and feel while providing remote control for importa...

Page 130: ...ample is used in a studio where separate guest mic control panels are not installed The panel gives a host On Off control for up to six microphones from a single 1 6 panel HEADPHONE DISTRIBUTION AMP T...

Page 131: ...D These items are not populated on the PRE99 1197 Panel J1 TO CONSOLE CHANNEL LOGIC Mic Remote Control Panel Connections J2 TO FROM GROUP MIC CONTROLLER J1 TO FROM CONSOLE CHANNEL LOGIC CURRENT LIMITI...

Page 132: ...le DIP Switch Setting DS1 4 On DS1 5 Off EXTERNAL REMOTE LINE SELECTOR PRE99 947 REAR VIEW EXT RLS CONNECTOR PINOUTS WIRING DIAGRAM FOR RLS THRU WIRING DIAGRAM EXTERNAL RLS CONTROL CABLE TO RLS OR TEL...

Page 133: ...to the board operator Missing or empty entries are not displayed on the module When the Ext RLS is used with digital sources physical input 1 on the External RLS uses La bel_17 input 2 uses Label_18 a...

Page 134: ...cable PRE99 947 PRE99 947 Application 2 Up to 16 analog sources need to be simultaneously available on multiple channels Connect External RLSes to several RLS or Telco Codec modules The inputs to each...

Page 135: ...C Session and Macro Files VMCC FILE MAINTENANCE The VMCC application icon not only simplifies rack configuration it also allows one stop file maintenance for everyVistaMax commu nity member any RMXdig...

Page 136: ...a console or rack To use the application the following entry line must be added to the nqx ini file on each de vice that will be controlled in this manner VMCS_Port 2006 T TCP IP protocol It is best t...

Page 137: ...rev D ver sion of the 99 5000 CD ROM is build 2044 The following operational tips and function warnings apply to this build Each build of theVMCC soft ware includes a ReleaseNotes txt file in theVMCC...

Page 138: ...he Discipline Sort Character and the Discipline Prefix On devices with different Call Group names the System Name is used It consists of the Call Group name plus the first character of the Discipline...

Page 139: ...community with the in tent to populate the null MAC addresses of a VMCC created matching community brings up a Merge Devices pane This pane shows a list of all devices which match in both IP address...

Page 140: ...which can also be up to 80 characters in length after the The format of the EntryValue is Section Name specific and it may have multiple components each separated by a comma When an EntryValue refers...

Page 141: ...for this would be to setup a facility for unattended overnight operation When the morn ing show staff comes in they would run another macro to return the consoles back to standard day time operations...

Page 142: ...ssion file are present If a macro file is not found the name is displayed with arrows Macro name when it is dialed up on the router channel If a macro with the arrows is taken the macro does not load...

Page 143: ...et Plates 6 1 Cabling andWiring Cabling Access into Mainframe 2 1 Crimp Tool Operation 2 8 Required Cables andWire 2 7 Wire Preparation 2 7 Channel ID Numbers 4 16 Clock DIP Switch settings 2 5 On Met...

Page 144: ...Backup Batteries 2 4 inventory txt File 4 3 IP Addressing Suggested 4 10 L local_publish cfg File 4 4 Logic Block Diagram Universal Logic 2 13 Cable Mic Remote Panel 6 3 Connections 2 11 Dim Mute Log...

Page 145: ...56 Operation Quick Guide 3 18 P Parts Ordering 5 1 Replacement Parts 5 2 Spare Parts 5 2 Peripheral Devices Basic Peripheral Device Example 2 60 Complex Peripheral Device Example 2 62 Peripheral Devic...

Page 146: ...Studio Turret console accessory 6 1 SysFiles Folder 4 3 T TFTP Server 4 22 Telco Codec Module Description 1 2 DIP Switch Settings 2 25 Foldback Mix 3 8 Install Quick Guide 2 24 Telco Codec Module con...

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