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Preface

InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual

Safety Standards and Compliances

Safety Terms and Symbols

This manual uses the following safety terms and symbols to identify certain
conditions or practices.

Table P-3. Safety Terms and Symbols

WARNING:

Identifies conditions or practices that can

result in personal injury or loss of life—high voltage is
present. Uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s
enclosure may be sufficient to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.

CAUTION:

Identifies conditions or practices that can result

in damage to the equipment or other property. Important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions are
included in the literature accompanying the product.

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Summary of Contents for InfoCaster R2100

Page 1: ...InfoCaster Harris InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual 175 700202 00 Revision B ...

Page 2: ...ge limitations and exclusions To view the complete warranty visit http www broadcast harris com support warranties asp If you have any questions about this Warranty write to us at Harris Canada Systems Inc 26 Peppler Street Waterloo Ontario Canada N2J 3C4 or call us at 519 570 9111 Copyright 2004 2008 Harris Canada Systems Inc All rights reserved ...

Page 3: ...ds and Compliances ix Safety Terms and Symbols ix Restriction on Hazardous Substances RoHS Directive x Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive xi Declaration of Conformity xii Safety Guidelines xv Electrical Safety Guidelines xv Power Cords xv General Electrical Safety Guidelines xv General Safety Guidelines xvi ESD Safety Guidelines xvi Operation Safety Guidelines xvii Intro...

Page 4: ... Chassis 15 InfoCaster System Options 16 GPI Triggers 18 USB GPI Trigger 18 Serial GPI Trigger 19 Configure GPI Triggers 20 Temperature Probe 21 Connect the Temperature Probe 21 Temperature Probe Pinouts 22 Configure the Temperature Probe 23 Output Display 24 Display Output Options 24 Single Head Output 24 TV Out Spanning Edit Playback or Multi Head Output 24 Disable the Onboard VGA 25 Configure N...

Page 5: ...asma Display Configuration 44 Plasma XML File 45 Edit the File 45 Example Plasma XML File 48 Maintenance Overview 50 Back Up Files 51 Defragment Hard Drive 51 Prevent Damage and Malfunction 52 Hardware 52 Software 52 Monitor Refresh Rate 52 System Recovery 53 System Recovery DVD 53 Recovery Procedure 53 Specifications Overview 58 Specifications 59 System Technical Specifications 59 Temperature Pro...

Page 6: ...iv Table of Contents InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 7: ...Preface ...

Page 8: ...evision History of Manual Edition Date Revision History A Manuals previous to revision numbering B November 2008 Updated technical support information Table P 2 Writing Conventions Term or Convention Description CAPS Indicates a specific key on the keyboard such as ENTER TAB CTRL ALT DELETE Code Indicates variables or command line entries such as a DOS entry or something you type into a field Indi...

Page 9: ...Installation Manual Obtaining Documents Inscriber documents can be viewed or downloaded from the Harris website at https premier harris com broadcast Alternatively contact your Inscriber customer service representative to request a document ...

Page 10: ...d 5 Remove all packaging material from the product and its associated components before you install the unit Keep at least one set of original Inscriber packaging in the event that you need to return a product for servicing If the original packaging is not available you can purchase replacement packaging from Inscriber at a modest cost or supply your own packaging as long as it meets the following...

Page 11: ... Identifies conditions or practices that can result in personal injury or loss of life high voltage is present Uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure may be sufficient to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons CAUTION Identifies conditions or practices that can result in damage to the equipment or other property Important operating and maintenance servicing instructio...

Page 12: ...tronic equipment The Directive takes effect on July 1 2006 and it refers to the following hazardous substances Lead Pb Mercury Hg Cadmium Cd Hexavalent Chromium Cr V1 Polybrominated Biphenyls PBB Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers PBDE All relevant Harris Corporation products either comply with the legislation or are exempt For example spare parts supplied for the repair and upgrade of equipment sold ...

Page 13: ...e to either the producers or users of these products Producers or users are required to recycle electrical and electronic equipment at end of its useful life and must not dispose of the equipment in landfills or by using other unapproved methods In accordance with this EU Directive Harris Corporation has affixed labels indicating that such products must be properly recycled Contact your local Harr...

Page 14: ...hannel SD Graphics Inscriber G3 INSG33100 Single Channel HD SD Graphics INSG32C Additional HD SD Channel Inscriber G Channel INSGCH3100 HD SD Information Channels INSGCS3100 SD Information Channels Inscriber Channel ONE INCS1H3100 HD SD Information Channels INCS1S3100 SD Information Channels Inscriber G Store INSGSH3100 HD SD Media Store INSGSS3100 SD Media Store Inscriber RTX INSRTXDH3100 HD SD D...

Page 15: ...ntertainment lighting control apparatus for professional use Part 1 Emission EN61000 4 5 EN55103 2 Electromagnetic compatibility Product family standard for audio video audio visual and entertainment lighting control apparatus for professional use Part 2 Immunity EN61000 4 6 EN61000 3 2 Electromagnetic compatibility Part 3 2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment input current up t...

Page 16: ...ual Inscriber Graphics Systems also declares the conformity of the previously mentioned products with the required safety standards in accordance with LVD 73 23 EEC EN60950 Safety for information technology equipment including electrical business equipment ...

Page 17: ... is properly grounded before turning on the power General Electrical Safety Guidelines Be aware of the locations of the power switches on the chassis and in the room so you can disconnect the power supply if an accident occurs Take extra precautionary measures when working with high voltage components It is not recommended to work alone Before removing or installing main system components be sure ...

Page 18: ...rd Be sure to remove any jewelry or metal objects before working on the chassis to avoid short circuits should these objects come into contact with power circuits After accessing the interior of the chassis be sure to close the chassis with the chassis covers and secure the chassis to the racks with screws ESD Safety Guidelines The following measures are generally sufficient to protect against Ele...

Page 19: ...t strap designed to prevent static discharge when handling components Ensure the following measures are in place before installing the chassis into a rack The rack must be securely anchored onto a unmovable surface or structure before installing the chassis into the rack The system must be adequately supported Make sure that all the components are securely fastened to the chassis to prevent compon...

Page 20: ...xviii Preface InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 21: ...Introduction Chapter 1 ...

Page 22: ...out of the box communications solution that produces powerful multi zone broadcast quality page layouts for immediate display on video monitors This chapter provides an introduction to the InfoCaster R2100 system including the following topics Product Description on page 3 System Chassis on page 4 ...

Page 23: ...link on air graphics with databases data feeds or text files for automatic updates to keep the information current Quick editors modify content with fast and easy updates Control Choices GPI automation manual Intuitive interface drag and drop user interface makes it simple to learn and allows users to get to air quickly Multi zone display zones can be set up to display either stills rolls crawls a...

Page 24: ...l The front panel has two LEDs indicating system status See Table 1 1 for LED description Figure 1 1 InfoCaster R2100 Front Panel Front Panel LEDs O I Floppy Drive Power Status LEDs System Reset CD DVD RW Drive Table 1 1 Front Panel LED Description LED Color Condition Description Power Green On System On HDD Red Blink HDD Activity Off No Activity ...

Page 25: ...ith the TV tuner and video capture purchase options Figure 1 2 InfoCaster R2100 Back Panel Back Panel Connections Table 1 2 lists and describes the functions of the back panel connectors O I Power Supply TV Tuner DVI VGA PC Ports Analog Capture Table 1 2 Back Panel Connectors Description Port Description DVI VGA Digital DVI and analog VGA video output TV Tuner optional Support for NTSC and PAL ana...

Page 26: ... Ports Descriptions Port Description PS 2 Keyboard Connects a PS 2 keyboard Coaxial S PDIF Out Audio output via a coaxial S PDIF cable LAN 1 2 RJ 45 Enables Gigabit connection to a Local Area Network LAN through a network hub See Table 1 4 on page 7 for LAN port LED descriptions IEEE 1394 6 pin IEEE 1394 port provides high speed connectivity for audio video devices storage peripherals PCs or porta...

Page 27: ...the side speakers in a 8 channel configuration USB 1 6 Connect up to six Universal Serial Bus USB 2 0 devices External SATA 1 2 Connect up to two external SATA hard disk drives To configure a RAID0 RAID1 or JBOD set connect external serial ATA hard disk drives to both SATA ports 1 and 2 Optical S PDIF Out Audio output via an optical S PDIF cable Table 1 4 LAN LED Descriptions Link LED Status left ...

Page 28: ...8 Chapter 1 Introduction InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 29: ...Installation and Setup Chapter 2 ...

Page 30: ...up InfoCaster R2100 systems The following topics are included in this chapter Packing List on page 11 Chassis Rack Installation on page 12 InfoCaster System Options on page 16 GPI Triggers on page 18 Temperature Probe on page 21 Output Display on page 24 Video Configuration on page 35 Audio Configuration on page 40 Plasma Display Configuration on page 44 ...

Page 31: ...ckage InfoCaster R2100 2U System AC Power Cable Keyboard and Mouse DVI VGA Adapter InfoCaster Software and User Manual InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual OS CD and Manual System Recovery DVD Optional Items You may have additional items included in your shipment if you have ordered any of the available options or upgrades Some options may include the following Temperature Probe including...

Page 32: ...es are available in various lengths to meet your rack mounting requirements and are designed to support the weight of a fully configured InfoCaster system To order slides for your InfoCaster R2100 system visit the General Devices website at http generaldevices thomasnet com Category solid bearing slides If you are mounting a short chassis in a deep rack it is necessary to use an extension support ...

Page 33: ...is covers are in place 2 Unplug the AC power cord s 3 Remove all external devices and connectors Installing the Slides Included in the shipping package are a pair of slide assemblies and associated hardware Each slide assembly includes an inner intermediate and outer slide The assemblies are identical and can be installed on either side of the chassis 1 Lift the extension lock lever to release the...

Page 34: ...h the holes on the side of the chassis The first hole on the inner slide lines up with the second hole from the front of the chassis Figure 2 2 Slide Mounting 3 Secure the slide to the chassis with the supplied screws 4 Repeat the above steps to install the other inner slide on the opposite side of the chassis Screw Holes Mounting Screws ...

Page 35: ...r extension bracket assembly to the rear of the rack with a bar nut and the screws provided 4 Secure the front of the outer slide to the front of the rack with a bar nut and the screws provided 5 Repeat the above steps to install the other outer slide on the opposite side of the rack 6 Slide the chassis into the rack Some adjustment to the slide assemblies might be needed as the chassis may not sl...

Page 36: ...ed in Users Check that Administrators displays under the Group heading If the computer is not in a domain Computer Administrator displays beside your login account 3 If you do not have administrator privileges contact your IT professional Turn Off Windows Automatic Updates Windows Automatic Updates reboots the system when an update arrives interrupting your output Use the following steps to turn o...

Page 37: ...e your video output 1 Right click on the Windows desktop 2 Select Properties to open the Display Properties dialog 3 Switch to the Screen Saver tab 4 Click on the Power button to open the Power Schemes and Settings dialog 5 From the Turn Off Monitor drop down list select Never 6 Click the Apply button and then click OK Turn Off Simple File Sharing In Windows XP ensure Simple File Sharing is NOT en...

Page 38: ...B U2IO device for controlling output The U2IO device supports 14 GPI connections and 10 GPO connections Figure 2 4 shows the GPI pin connectors for the U210 device Figure 2 4 USB GPI Connector Pinout The GPI inputs are TTL The GPIO device expects TTL transition from High to Low to initiate a GPI trigger The GPI triggers can be initiated by using passive switch or relay with normally open contacts ...

Page 39: ...ly Figure 2 5 GPI Passive Switch Connection Serial GPI Trigger Figure 2 6 shows the pin closures for 25 pin and 9 pin serial port connectors Reverse movement is not supported Figure 2 6 Serial Port Connectors Serial port GPI triggers need to be added to the GPI list in the Configuration Utility before they can be used in InfoCaster See External Triggers Tab in Appendix B in the InfoCaster Software...

Page 40: ...og 3 Select the GPI Device used to trigger events Live Link Installed legacy device Serial GPI U2IO Installed Software 4 Click Ok When systems are connected through a USB port you can set an event on one system to trigger an event on another system See Use Triggers to Play Other InfoCasts in Chapter 6 in the InfoCaster Software User Guide for more information USB GPI triggers need to be added to t...

Page 41: ...5 COM port on the probe to the DB 9 COM port on your system The cable for the temperature probe is available in various lengths to a maximum length of 1000 ft 304 8 meters Figure 2 8 Temperature Probe and Cable If you require a cable extension for your temperature probe it is recommended that you use a category 5 extension supplied by the Sensorsoft temperature probe manufacturer The Sensorsoft pa...

Page 42: ...nnector Table 2 1 DB 9 Cable Pinouts DB 9 End Signal Function on Probe RJ 45 End Pin 1 unused unused Pin 2 Transmit Data Pin 3 Pin 3 Receive Data Pin 1 Pin 4 Power V Pin 7 Pin 5 Ground Pin 2 Pin 6 unused unused Pin 7 Power V Pin 4 Pin 8 unused unused Pin 9 unused unused Table 2 2 RJ 45 Cable Pinouts RJ 45 End Signal Function on Probe DB 9 End Pin 1 Receive Data Pin 3 Pin 2 Ground Pin 5 Pin 3 Trans...

Page 43: ...ty InfoCaster Configuration Utility 2 In the Configuration Utility switch to the Temperature Probe tab Figure 2 9 Temperature Probe Configuration Dialog 3 Select the default units for your temperature probe reading Celsius or Fahrenheit 4 Check the Use Temperature Probe checkbox 5 Select your device from the Temperature Probe item list 6 Select the COM port that the temperature probe is connected ...

Page 44: ...e output card does not need to be specially configured for single head output Note Once your player has started playback in single head mode you will be unable to return to the desktop without shutting down InfoCaster If you need to switch back to the desktop at any time press the CTRL ALT SHIFT HOME key combination TV Out Spanning Edit Playback or Multi Head Output To configure the output card fo...

Page 45: ...alled on your system do NOT open InfoCaster until you have configured the output monitors The system might generate an error if InfoCaster is opened without properly configured output monitors 1 With the InfoCaster system shut down connect the monitors to the DVI VGA ports on the back of the system 2 Reboot the system and turn on the monitors Make sure the monitors are not in standby mode 3 Select...

Page 46: ...ect a monitor from the list 8 Select the Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor checkbox Figure 2 11 Preview Display Monitor 9 Click the Advanced button to open the monitor properties window 10 Select the GeForce 8600 GT tab and click the Start the NVIDIA Control Panel button Figure 2 12 Quadro GeForce 8600 GT Tab ...

Page 47: ... Run Multiple Display Wizard from the Display option in the Select a Display Task navigation pane Figure 2 13 NVIDIA Control Panel Note If your monitors are already set up as previously described you can quickly access the NVIDIA Control Panel by right clicking the Windows desktop and selecting the control panel option ...

Page 48: ...2100 Hardware Installation Manual 12 When the NVIDIA nView Multi Display Setup Wizard opens click Next to continue with the setup Figure 2 14 Setup Wizard Welcome Screen 13 Select Custom Setup and click Next to continue Figure 2 15 Select Setup Type ...

Page 49: ...foCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual 14 Select your Primary Display and click Next to continue Figure 2 16 Select Primary Display 15 Select your display mode you want to use and click Next to continue Figure 2 17 Select Display Mode ...

Page 50: ...rance for both monitors from the Screen Resolution and Color Quality drop down lists and click Next to continue Figure 2 18 Select Display Appearance 17 Click the Preview button to view your settings and click Next to continue when the displays are setup to your satisfaction Figure 2 19 Preview Display Settings ...

Page 51: ...settings click Finish to apply the settings and close the Setup Wizard Figure 2 20 Completed Setup Wizard Screen Before you click Finish you can change any of the display settings by clicking the Back button until you get to the appropriate setup screen and then continue with the setup as previously described ...

Page 52: ...t monitors 1 With the InfoCaster system shut down connect the monitors to the DVI VGA ports on the back of the system 2 Reboot the system and turn on the monitors Make sure the monitors are not in standby mode 3 Right click on the Windows desktop 4 Select the Catalyst Control Center option to open the Control Center Figure 2 21 Catalyst Control Center Note When you first launch the Control Center ...

Page 53: ...ulti Head or Spanning Output d Click Yes in the Displays Manager Notification window to accept the changes The first monitor appears extended in the preview window e Click Apply to accept the changes 7 To set up Edit Playback VGA output a Select your desktop area from the drop down list b Right click on the second desktop and choose Extend Main Onto Monitor Figure 2 23 Set Up Edit Playback Output ...

Page 54: ...roperties dialog 4 Switch to the Settings tab Figure 2 24 Display Properties Settings Tab 5 Select the monitor 2 icon 6 Ensure your ATI card is listed under Display If the ATI card is not listed a Click on the Advanced button b Switch to the Monitor tab c Click on the Properties button d Select Use this device enable from the Device usage drop down list e Click on OK then OK again to return to the...

Page 55: ... install or reinstall the software see Install InfoCaster Software in Chapter 1 of the InfoCaster User Guide Configuration Utility After confirming that the software is installed open the InfoCaster Configuration Utility 1 Select Start Programs Harris InfoCaster Configuration Utilities InfoCaster Configuration Utility 2 Switch to the Video Audio Standard tab to set up your video and audio options ...

Page 56: ...tion does not require any output hardware It is not intended for presentation and is best used for creating and previewing new InfoCasts VGA Out VGA Out displays player output on one or more external VGA monitors See Configure VGA Output on page 38 to learn how to set up single or multi head output TV Out TV Out displays the player output on an external NTSC or PAL TV monitor Note InfoCaster does ...

Page 57: ...ckbox to allow InfoCaster to detect screen touches To use this feature within InfoCaster enable a region to detect a touch and assign that region to a Conditional Playback trigger To set up a touch screen 1 Connect the touch screen monitor to your system 2 Right click on your computer desktop and select Properties 3 Switch to the Settings tab 4 Set up the touch screen so that it is the first head ...

Page 58: ...tandard and Rotation for the card 4 Click the Update button to finalize the settings 5 Use the Add and Remove buttons to set the heads provided by the board If you have the Multi Head option you can run multiple instances of InfoCaster on your system with each one displaying output on a different card head InfoCaster and Network Manager consider each head to be an instance Each head can display se...

Page 59: ... OK to continue with the setup An ICConfig dialog appears asking if you want to test your settings Figure 2 28 Settings Test Dialog 2 Click Yes to open the Test Pattern Output dialog 3 Click the Start button and then OK when you see the color bars on your output monitor Figure 2 29 Test Pattern Output Dialog 4 Click Yes on the Output Test dialog to confirm the color bars appeared correctly and to ...

Page 60: ...ideo regions Enable Audio Output In order for your InfoCaster system to output audio select the Enable Audio Output checkbox on the Video Audio Standard tab When selected InfoCaster uses the default audio device currently set up within Windows Configure the Audio I O Use the Realtek control panel to change the Windows default audio device and configure your audio settings 1 To open the Realtek con...

Page 61: ...rol panel a corresponding image of your selection is displayed along with a color coded cable image indicating which port the device is plugged into If a device is connected incorrectly a small red and white arrow appears beneath the non supported device as shown in Figure 2 32 Figure 2 32 Device Connections Note If you plug in an input device and select an output setting from the connected device...

Page 62: ... the different speaker setups Figure 2 33 Speaker Setup 6 Click on the Play button located at the bottom of the speaker setup window to test the speaker output During playback the speakers individually output a test tone according to your selected configuration At this time you can make any adjustments to your setup 7 Click the Play button to stop the speaker test 8 When you finish configuring you...

Page 63: ... ports in all speaker configurations Table 2 5 Audio Channel Configuration Port Color 2 Channel Stereo 4 Channel Quadrophonic 6 Channel 5 1 Surround 8 Channel 7 1 Surround Light Blue Line In Line In Line In Line In Lime Line Out Front Speaker Out Front Speaker Out Front Speaker Out Pink Mic In Mic In Mic In Mic In Grey Side Speaker Out Black Rear Speaker Out Rear Speaker Out Rear Speaker Out Orang...

Page 64: ... off 1 With InfoCaster running select Tools Plasma Display Control to open the Plasma Display Control panel Figure 2 34 Plasma Display Control 2 Select the COM port that connects to the plasma display screen from the COM Port list 3 Select the plasma make and model from the Plasma Display drop down list By default InfoCaster supports NEC PlasmSync Plasma Display 42PD2 50PD1 and NEC Plasma Display ...

Page 65: ...he PlasmaXMLFile xml file complete the following steps 1 Open the PlasmaXMLFile xml file and scroll to the bottom of the file 2 Copy the contents between Display and Display including the Display and Display tags This is referred to as a Display element The Display element contains sub elements such as BaudRate ByteSize and Parity See Example Plasma XML File on page 48 Note The file generally cont...

Page 66: ...yte StopBits Numeric 0 1 or 2 Specifies the number of bits used to indicate the end of a byte 0 1 1 1 5 2 2 Parity Numeric 0 1 2 3 or 4 Specifies the type of parity checking error detection 0 no parity 1 odd parity 2 even parity 3 mark parity 4 space parity RtsControl Numeric 0 1 2 or 3 Specifies the type of flow control which starts and restarts the flow without the loss of bytes 0 control disabl...

Page 67: ...ingSenseACK code For these displays enter the same sequence for RunningSenseACK and RunningSenseON Sequence of hexadecimal values Specifies the expected return code if the display is ON from the plasma display upon successful receipt of the GET command requesting the RunningSenseON or RunningSenseOFF code InfoCaster sends the GET command after it receives the RunningSenseACK code If InfoCaster fai...

Page 68: ...ningSenseACK 7f000088010008 RunningSenseACK RunningSenseON 7f000088010008 RunningSenseON TurnONControlCode 9f00004e00ed TurnONControlCode TurnONACK 3f00004e008d TurnONACK TurnOFFControlCode 9f00004f00ee TurnOFFControlCode TurnOFFACK 3f00004f008e TurnOFFACK Display PlasmaControl Note The RunningSenseACK and RunningSenseON codes are the same because the NEC Plasma Display PX 42VP4 display responds t...

Page 69: ...Maintenance Chapter 3 ...

Page 70: ...er R2100 Hardware Installation Manual Overview This chapter provides information about the following topics Back Up Files on page 51 Defragment Hard Drive on page 51 Prevent Damage and Malfunction on page 52 System Recovery on page 53 ...

Page 71: ...rnal USB CD DVD RW drive provided by you along with the backup software supplied with your system Use a network connection Before you copy your files onto DVD make sure that you have enough blank DVDs to hold the files The DVD RW drive supports both writable and rewritable DVDs For instructions on how to use the backup software supplied with your system use the online help included with the progra...

Page 72: ...nstalling additional hardware or modifying the hardware in any way can compromise the uninterrupted operation of your system Software Do NOT add software Your system is a closed system Do not install any additional third party software Additional software can create undesired effects and possibly introduce viruses to the system If you install additional third party software your system may no long...

Page 73: ... patches installed after delivery are not recovered System Recovery DVD The recovery procedure requires the System Recovery DVD that was delivered with your system Harris maintains a duplicate copy of your System Recovery DVD If diagnostics are required your system can be recreated at the factory using the duplicate System Recovery DVD Recovery Procedure To recover your system complete the followi...

Page 74: ...m from Image button 8 A Warning appears asking if you have a backup of all your files If you have not backed up your data see Back Up Files on page 51 for details 9 Click Yes to continue 10 The Ghost License Agreement window appears Select one of the following options Agree to continue to Ghost Disagree to return to the Recovery Application window 11 Ghost launches and you are asked if the partiti...

Page 75: ...n the dialog box appears asking if you want to proceed with the disk restore The recovery procedure starts immediately Figure 3 3 Recovery Progress Indicator If the system is not fully operational when the recovery is complete verify that you did not make any incompatible hardware changes ...

Page 76: ...56 Chapter 3 Maintenance InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 77: ...Specifications Chapter 4 ...

Page 78: ...0 Hardware Installation Manual Overview This chapter provides systems specifications and includes the following topics System Technical Specifications on page 59 Temperature Probe Specifications on page 60 Power Supply Specifications on page 61 ...

Page 79: ...rd PS 2 104 key System Network Port One Gigabit Ethernet port via RJ 45 connector supports 10 100 1000 LAN Protocol Microsoft Network NETBEUI Novell IPX Unix Internet TCP IP Serial Ports One RS 232 serial port via DB 9 connector Firewire IEEE 1394 Port Optical Drive Recordable DVD RW for backup or system recovery USB Ports Eight Hi Speed USB 2 0 ports 2 front panel 6 back panel CPU CPU Core 2 Duo ...

Page 80: ... 32º to 158º F 0 5º C over 0º C to 70º C 30 2º F 1º C over remainder of temperature range Maximum measurement rate one reading every second Probe dimensions 8 20 3 cm long 6 mm diameter stainless steel probe with 4 ft 1 2 m long high temp silicone rubber cable Housing dimensions 3 1 8 cm x 1 6 4 cm x 0 8 2 cm Housing material injection molded ABS thermoplastic Housing color light gray Sensor type ...

Page 81: ...able or UTP is recommended Communications protocol Sensorsoft Device Protocol Version 2 0 Error control 16 bit CRC cyclic redundancy checking for detection of communication errors between the device and host system Table 4 2 Temperature Probe Specifications Continued Item Specification Table 4 3 Power Supply Specifications Item Specification Operating Voltage 115 or 230 V AC autoswitch 60 HZ or 50...

Page 82: ...62 Chapter 4 Specifications InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 83: ...audio I O 40 42 edit playback output 34 GPI triggers 20 NVIDIA card 25 31 plasma display 44 speaker output 40 42 temperature probe 23 VGA output 38 video output 35 37 connected device dialog 41 control panel ATI card 32 33 audio 40 42 NVIDIA card 26 31 D damage prevention 52 defragment hard drive 51 device output option confidence preview 37 directX yield technique 37 GPU acceleration 36 supports ...

Page 84: ...O onboard VGA 25 ordering rackmount slides 12 output edit playback mode 24 multi head 24 single head 24 spanning mode 24 video standard 37 38 output device 36 output display options 24 output monitor rotation 38 P packing equipment for shipping viii packing list 11 PC ports 6 pinouts serial GPI 19 temperature probe 22 USB GPI 18 Plasma Display Control 44 PlasmaXMLFile xml 45 48 power supply specif...

Page 85: ...inouts 22 specifications 60 61 temperature sensor 21 test speaker output 42 touchscreen setup 37 triggers serial GPI 19 20 USB GPI 18 19 20 TV out display 24 U U2IO device 18 unpacking equipment viii USB GPI passive switch 19 pinouts 18 triggers 18 19 20 V VGA output 38 VGA preview display 24 34 video output device 36 video standard 37 38 W Windows Automatic Updates 16 ...

Page 86: ...66 Index InfoCaster R2100 Hardware Installation Manual ...

Page 87: ...onfigure your system your dealer is also the best resource for your system configuration issues If your dealer is unable to resolve your technical support problems contact Inscriber Graphics Systems technical support Email signage support harris com Web http www broadcast harris com products digitalsignage Inscriber Graphics Systems Harris Broadcast Communications Division ...

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