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2.  From the list in the right hand pane select “

E

VERTZ 

1200

” from the

 “Router/Switchers

” 

category. Use the mouse pointer to drag this item over the top of one of the icons in the 
right hand pane that has the caption “NO DEVICE”. 

 

3.  Select the 

E1202

 icon you just created and press the right mouse button to bring up a 

menu. Select “Properties” from this menu, or simply double-click on the icon instead. 

4.  Select the 

General

 tab to set the other parameters. Each of these parameters is 

explained below (always remember to click 

Apply

 if you have changed something on the 

tab: 

 

 

Device Name: 

An identifier up to 16 characters that is displayed in the device status 

window and is used as the ID when secondary switcher crosspoint events are used. 

 

Input Crosspoints

: Number of sources on the router. This should normally be left at 

the default setting of 12. 

 

Output Crosspoints

: There can only be two destinations on the 1200 series, but this 

should be set to the base a 1 (see Device Setup notes). The router will 
ignore crosspoints that are lower than the base address, or higher than the base 
a1. 

 

Latency

: The value is in frames (-999 to 999) and can be used to adjust the switcher 

for frame accuracy. The default setting of 0 should normally be used. 

5. 

Serial Port

: Select the Serial Port tab. Set this to the physical serial port number on the 

Device Server where the router is connected (start from the first serial card on the left; 
the ports are numbered top-down). You need not use the same value as the Channel 
number for the Serial Port, although it may make troubleshooting easier for you in the 
future. 

 

Sources

: Select the Sources tab and fill in descriptions (up to 8 characters) and 

crosspoints for each of the source inputs. This is important if you plan on using the 

 

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Summary of Contents for Evertz 1200 Series

Page 1: ...l was originally designed to support an RS 485 bus containing a number of 10x1 switchers While it is not recommended to connect devices to ADC 100 in an RS 485 configuration there is no support for fl...

Page 2: ...Move the ribbon cable on J29 to J23 2 Set the jumper on J26 to pins 2 and 3 toward header J23 The firmware must be configured with the appropriate communications parameters On the front panel of the 1...

Page 3: ...ionally the Evertz router begins at address destination zero and ADC 100 is one based This means that a base address of 0 on the router is represented by destination 1 on ADC 100 If destinations 14 an...

Page 4: ...t setting of 12 Output Crosspoints There can only be two destinations on the 1200 series but this should be set to the base address 1 see Device Setup notes The router will ignore crosspoints that are...

Page 5: ...orbars button is pressed on the diagnostics control panel Configuration Utility or Air Client If it is set to 0 then the Colorbars button will have no action Station ID When the Transmission List Opti...

Page 6: ...are sent to the main device For this reason the Backup router must be wired identically to the Main There are other methods for driving a second switcher if this limitation cannot be accommodated 9 C...

Page 7: ...changes Operation Notes Before the router can be used on a Transmission List there are additional configurations required for the List A V Tables This configuration is described in the ADC 100 user g...

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