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GUIDE TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

| LGK-3901/DSK-3901

Front Panel Menu Name

LGK

DSK

Description

ANIMATION MEM

[4.5] Store memory associated with DSK 5; “N/A” if none

IMAGES USED

Number of files in the image library (maximum 4000)

DISK SPACE USED

Disk space used in MB/GB, with percentage of total space used

COM 1 COUNTERS

“Rx” (received data), “Tx” (transmitted data), “FE” (framing errors), “PE”
(parity errors), “BI” (breaks), “OE” (overrun errors)

COM 2 COUNTERS

“Rx” (received data), “Tx” (transmitted data), “FE” (framing errors), “PE”
(parity errors), “BI” (breaks), “OE” (overrun errors)

TIME ZONE

Time zone offset from GMT (changed via SETUP > DATE/TIME)

CURRENT DATE

Current date (changed via SETUP > DATE/TIME)

CURRENT TIME

Current date (changed via SETUP > DATE/TIME)

RUNNING SINCE

Date and time when the unit was last powered up

MAIN BOARD REV

Main board revision

VIDEO BOARD REV

Video board revision

STORE SPD

Store memory Serial Presence Detect (SPD) information

FPGA DATE

Firmware build date

FPGA IDENTITY

Firmware mode: “SD” or “HD”

FPGA VERSION

Firmware version number

KEYER CONTROL

DSK 1

CUT UP/DOWN

Cuts up/down DSK 1

FADE UP/DOWN

Fades up/down DSK 1

FADE RATE

Sets fade rate for DSK 1

DSK 2

CUT UP/DOWN

Cuts up/down DSK 2

FADE UP/DOWN

Fades up/down DSK 2

FADE RATE

Sets fade rate for DSK 2

DSK 3

CUT UP/DOWN

Cuts up/down DSK 3

FADE UP/DOWN

Fades up/down DSK 3

FADE RATE

Sets fade rate for DSK 3

DSK 4

CUT UP/DOWN

Cuts up/down DSK 4

FADE UP/DOWN

Fades up/down DSK 4

FADE RATE

Sets fade rate for DSK 4

DSK 5

CUT UP/DOWN

Cuts up/down DSK 5

FADE UP/DOWN

Fades up/down DSK 5

FADE RATE

Sets fade rate for DSK 5

BLACK

CUT TO/FR BLK

Cuts to/from black most downstream keyer (DSK 5)

FADE TO/FR BLK

Fades to/from black most downstream keyer (DSK 5)

FTB RATE

Sets fade to black rate most downstream keyer (DSK 5)

EMERGENCY

EMER TO AIR

[4.8.2.5] Switches Emergency-to-Air on

EMER FROM AIR

[4.8.2.5] Switches Emergency-to-Air off

EAS

EAS ON

[4.8.3.3] EAS text is cut up to reveal the emergency alert text

EAS OFF

[4.8.3.3] EAS text is cut down to hide the emergency alert text

KEYER CONFIG

DSK 1

INPUT OPS

FILL-1/KEY-1

Sets input source for DSK 1 to Fill-1/Key-1. This will change the Key
Params (Source, Type, Sense, Masking) and CGT (Clip, Gain,
Transparency) to the values saved for Fill-1/Key-1

FILL-2/KEY-2

Sets input source for DSK 1 to Fill-2/Key-2. This will change the Key

USO

RESTRITO

Summary of Contents for DENSITE DSK-3901

Page 1: ... 3901 3G HD SD Downstream Keyer Guide to Installation and Operation M887 9900 200 25 Jan 2010 Miranda Technologies Inc 3499 Douglas B Floreani St Laurent Québec Canada H4S 1Y6 Tel 514 333 1772 Fax 514 333 9828 www miranda com 2010 Miranda Technologies Inc USO RESTRITO ...

Page 2: ... Radiated Emissions EN 55024 Class A Conducted Emissions EN 61000 4 2 4 5 4 11 Electromagnetic Immunity EN 61000 3 2 3 3 Electromagnetic Disturbance in Supply Systems How to contact us For technical assistance please contact the Miranda Technical support centre nearest you Americas Telephone 1 800 224 7882 e mail techsupp miranda com Asia Telephone 852 2539 6987 e mail asiatech miranda com Europe ...

Page 3: ...ing 11 3 6 Master Control Backup 12 4 Features 13 4 1 Front Card Edge Interface 13 4 1 1 CPU Card Front Edge 13 4 1 2 FPGA Card Front Edge 14 4 2 Compact Flash Memory 14 4 3 Video Standards 15 4 3 1 Output 15 4 3 2 Input 15 4 3 3 Propagation Delay 15 4 4 Reference 16 4 4 1 Reference Types 16 4 4 2 Adjusting Reference Timing 16 4 4 3 HD SDI Example 1080i 17 4 5 Audio Processing 19 4 5 1 Route Manag...

Page 4: ... 43 4 15 3 Previous Configuration 43 5 Installation 44 5 1 Unpacking LGK 3901 44 5 2 Unpacking DSK 3901 44 5 3 Installation in the Densité frame 44 5 4 Rear Panel and Connectors 45 5 4 1 PGM IN 45 5 4 2 FILL 1 IN and KEY 1 IN 46 5 4 3 FILL 2 IN and KEY 2 IN 46 5 4 4 PGM OUT 46 5 4 5 PVW OUT 46 5 4 6 REF IN 46 5 4 7 ETH 47 5 4 8 COM 1 47 5 4 9 COM 2 47 5 4 10 GPIO LTC AES IN 48 5 5 Terminal Block A...

Page 5: ...y Blocks 78 7 4 4 Outputs 78 7 5 Gain Mode 79 7 6 Shuffle Mode 80 7 7 Licences 81 7 8 Saving a Configuration 81 7 9 Exporting Capabilities File 81 8 Web Interface 82 8 1 Connecting 82 8 2 Log In 82 8 3 Home 83 8 4 Front Panel Mirror 83 8 5 System Information 84 8 6 Media Management 86 8 7 Audio Templates 87 8 8 System Backup 88 8 9 System Reset 89 8 10 Software Upgrade 90 9 Options 91 9 1 LGK 3901...

Page 6: ... LGK 3901 DSK 3901 9 2 1 DSK 3901 SD 93 9 2 2 DSK 3901 HD UPG 93 9 2 3 DSK 3901 UPG 93 9 2 4 DSK 3901 OPT AUD 93 9 2 5 DSK 3901 OPT ABMIX 93 10 Specifications 94 ANNEX 1 Front Panel Menu 96 ANNEX 2 GPI Output Event List 121 USO RESTRITO ...

Page 7: ...ontrol Unicode characters in Truetype fonts are available from 6 to 600 pixels in any RGB color The LGK 3901 can be used with the Xmedia Suite s work order management graphics preparation asset management data interfacing and playout automation workflow tools The Xmedia Suite streamlines graphics operations in localized and distributed environments and contributes to lower costs faster delivery an...

Page 8: ...901 OPT AUD Wide shuffles and per channel control of gain level trim phase and mute LGK 3901 OPT AUD Dynamic selection of audio preview points and metering LGK 3901 OPT AUD Fade to silence and configurable audio delays LGK 3901 OPT AUD Multi channel audio clip playback of up to 8 channels in 2 streams Easyplay LGK 3901 OPT AUD STREAMLINED WORKFLOW Fully compatible with Xmedia Suite branding graphi...

Page 9: ...el requires the LGK 3901 OPT ABMIX option and the PVW channel input can also be switched Each video channel supports five keyers which may receive fill and key from three internal stores or two external fill and key inputs Each of the stores may contain a still image animation Easytext template clock or Emergency Alert System EAS crawl The integrated audio engine provides multi channel AB mixing a...

Page 10: ... controlled by the Branding Panel and under automation using the widely adopted Oxtel protocol The DSK 3901 allows further upgrades and purchasable options which provide additional features such as AB mixing audio mixing and audio voice overs The integrated audio engine provides multi channel AB mixing and voice overs Audio is accepted as embedded audio or by four external AES inputs and backgroun...

Page 11: ... 3901 OPT AUD Wide shuffles and per channel control of gain level trim phase and mute DSK 3901 OPT AUD Dynamic selection of audio preview points and metering DSK 3901 OPT AUD Fade to silence and configurable audio delays DSK 3901 OPT AUD ROBUST DESIGN Compact flash memory for O S and software Robust Linux architecture like Imagestore 750 Densité 3 frame offers redundant hot swappable power supplie...

Page 12: ...d or manipulated by the audio engine requires the DSK 3901 OPT AUD option AB mixing is supported on the PGM channel requires the DSK 3901 OPT ABMIX option and the PVW channel input can also be switched Each video channel supports two keyers which may receive fill and key from two external fill and key inputs The integrated audio engine provides multi channel AB mixing and voice overs Background au...

Page 13: ...of a Master Control switcher In this scenario an LGK 3901 may be used for basic logo insertion station logo ratings etc Moreover advanced graphics can be achieved using an external graphics co processor In this case everything is under control of automation but an optional control panel may also be used for branding control USO RESTRITO ...

Page 14: ...y basic logo insertion capability A DSK 3901 card is supplied with rich graphical content from external graphics co processor s Voice overs may be supplied via embedded audio on one of the Fill inputs or via external AES inputs In this case everything is under control of automation but an optional control panel may also be used for branding control USO RESTRITO ...

Page 15: ...ding This is a variant of the LGK 3901 Downstream Branding application where one Master Control switcher feeds several branding devices in parallel This scenario is usually seen when the same signal has to be branded differently for different channels or different regions USO RESTRITO ...

Page 16: ...tcher may not be needed as most content is played out directly from a server There is no need to perform transitions from a server feed to a live feed and vice versa For this scenario branding can be done on an LGK 3901 directly downstream of the server playout port and for the low end part of the specialty channels a simple logo inserter may be ideal USO RESTRITO ...

Page 17: ... Control switcher as it includes an optional AB mixer In the case where live events need to be handled the LGK 3901 is a compact and economic solution for stations which need a transition engine without all the features that typically burden the cost power consumption in a traditional Master engine Dolby decoding DVE etc USO RESTRITO ...

Page 18: ...full Master Control switcher and moreover this configuration allows the backup path to bypass not only the Master Control switcher but also the main station router In such scenarios it may be useful to include a simple and low cost logo inserter so that the backup chain includes at least a minimum level of branding Having the utility router and logo inserter integrated within the same frame makes ...

Page 19: ...two cards Its three elements are as follows top to bottom Status LED o Multi color LED indicating the status of the card by color and by flashing steady illumination o Visible through the front access door of the Densité frame o See section 6 2 for details of error status Select Button o Selects the card to be controlled via the local control panel o See section 6 3 for details of the select butto...

Page 20: ...e URS reference or external reference or is present and locked o When red an external reference URS or external is missing or has failed to lock During software upgrade see section 8 10 the three LEDs of the FPGA Card will be colored orange and cycle from top to bottom Note This indicates that it is very unsafe to remove the card from the Densité frame Once the upgrade completes the card will rest...

Page 21: ... 4 3 2 Input Further to the list of supported output video standards above the following SDI video standards can be received 1920 x 1080p 59 94 Hz SMPTE 372M 2006 2 970Gb s Level B Dual Link on 3G 1920 x 1080p 50 Hz SMPTE 372M 2006 2 970Gb s Level B Dual Link on 3G The two additional 1080p input video standards are converted to SMPTE 425M 2006 Level A Mapping Structure 1 and output at the equivale...

Page 22: ...n a loss of picture in downstream equipment Errors may occur in the SDI stream whilst the adjustment is taking place The reference offset can be modified via the front panel menu SETUP REFERENCE OFFSET in the either Lines and Samples Lines and µs Use the joystick arrows and to increase or decrease the offset value For any video standard the factory default reference timing is 0 lines plus half the...

Page 23: ...ssing delay is about 1 3µs for HD SDI standards As PGM IN is 3µs later than the tri level sync and PGM OUT will be at least 1 3µs later than PGM IN the minimum starting point to set the reference timing to is 1 3µs 0 line 3µs 0 line 4 3 µs The reference timing must now be increased so that some data is buffered in the line FIFOs In the example above the line FIFO is now almost empty This is a very...

Page 24: ...o 0 line 4 3µs 15µs 0 line 19 3µs Note If the path delay of the SDI input sources is such that they are all offset from reference by several lines then adjust the reference by the same number of lines to align the output to the unusual input timing Then add 10 to 20 microseconds to give some buffering in the line FIFOs USO RESTRITO ...

Page 25: ... mute Dynamic selection of audio preview points and metering Fade to silence and configurable audio delays 4 5 1 Route Manager Audio routing is set up via the Configurator Tool by dragging audio blocks onto the Audio Route Manager view and connecting up appropriate pins between input and output blocks In the simple example shown below the first 8 channels of two embedded SDI feeds are being AB mix...

Page 26: ...Route Manager Templates A range of different example Route Manager templates are provided for building custom audio setups within the Configurator Tool 16 channel embedded AB mix 16 channel embedded AB mix with 2 channel AES voiceover EAS 16 channel embedded AB mix with 8 channel AES voiceover 16 channel embedded pass through with 2 channel AES voiceover EAS 16 channel embedded pass through with 8...

Page 27: ...In this mode audio clips are loaded by association with image filenames and audio clips will play out or stop automatically when an associated keyer is cut up or down Association may be made with either Program or Preview keyers The following Easyplay audio clip file formats are supported OXW 2 channel clips created by AudioBuilder available from the MCS CD WAV Multi channel WAV files preferred Al...

Page 28: ...GK 3901 is assigned to one of the five available keying layers The store to keyer assignment is dynamically adjustable via the front panel SETUP STORES STORES CONFIG and its default state following restart may be set via the Configurator tool see section 7 The 2GB of available store memory is split between the three stores with the size of each store adjustable depending on user requirements via t...

Page 29: ...als may then be fed to any of the supported keying layers five layers for LGK 3901 two layers for DSK 3901 and keyed up or down as required Section 4 8 5 describes the different keying parameters that may be used for external graphics 4 8 2 Internal Media Internal media only applies to LGK 3901 The following styles of internal image file may be cut or faded onto any keying layer with an associated...

Page 30: ...Effects 1 Plug in available from the MCS CD 4 8 2 3 Easytext Easytext requires the LGK 3901 OPT TXT option CG text effects including static text and simple crawls are defined within OXA Easytext files or templates These templates may comprise of many text and or image elements all of which may be updated dynamically via automation Datasources may also be defined within text elements to help achiev...

Page 31: ...ons in the USA are required to transmit EAS messages Cable head ends are also required to transmit EAS messages on all programmed channels For more information on EAS see the FCC website or the websites of the EAS receiver manufacturers A televised EAS alert consists of two components An on screen crawl displaying the nature of the emergency and the regions affected in the broadcast area An audio ...

Page 32: ...1p The AES audio is then fed to the LGK 3901 via an external AES input pair and the audio is mixed onto the background via a voiceover 4 8 3 2 EAS Crawl Templates LGK 3901 monitors its COM ports for a serial string received from an EAS receiver When a message is received its priority high medium low or none is established and the text is updated in one of the following default Easytext crawl templ...

Page 33: ...n an EAS alert on LGK 3901 is triggered on by GPI or automation the following internal events occur The EAS option determines the EAS Layer DSK3 DSK4 or DSK5 which is the most downstream keyer that has an associated store this is configured via SETUP STORES STORES CONFIG The EAS Layer is cut down Its prior keyer state plus the image loaded if any are recorded for later use Any layers downstream of...

Page 34: ...ts to be correct at the LGK 3901 parts must be connected in the order listed in the table above 4 8 4 2 Temperature Probe Serial Port Settings The serial port protocol and baud rate must be set to the following values via the front panel or Configurator Tool Protocol ST61XX Temp Sens Baud Rate 1200 4 8 4 3 Temperature Probe Easytext Templates When the Easytext option LGK 3901 OPT TXT is also enabl...

Page 35: ...8 5 2 Clip Gain and Transparency Once the Key Source is selected the Key signal is processed with Clip Gain and Transparency to alter the mapping between Key input luminance to Key output values Transparency modifies the maximum key value as follows 4 8 5 3 Type Once the Key Output is generated the Type controls the combining of the Background and Fill video signals The LGK 3901 DSK 3901 supports ...

Page 36: ...t with 1 Key thereby inverting the action of the Key 4 8 5 4 Sense The LGK 3901 DSK 3901 supports Normal and Invert Sense Normal o Black level key signal causes Fill image to be fully transparent so it will not appear over a background o White level key signal causes Fill image to be opaque with no background appearing through it o Intermediate keying levels produce a pro rata transparency effect ...

Page 37: ...nge of the mask is determined by the width and height of the image in pixels and is limited by the selected video standard To maintain correct YUV values the pixel count will increment in units of 2 For external fill key signals the area range of the mask is limited by the selected video standard Again the pixel count will increment in units of 2 One situation where masking external fill key is us...

Page 38: ...Input is taken from FILL 2 SDI or associated color field test pattern The Preview Channel keying layers see sections 1 3 and 2 3 are then used to overlay graphics onto the background signal see sections 1 3 and 2 3 The resulting output will be seen at PVW OUT provided that OPERATE PREVIEW OUTPUT is set to PREVIEW O P 4 9 2 Preview Output The Preview Output selection defines the SDI output to be vi...

Page 39: ...as the Preview Output STORE 3 FILL Selects the fill signal of Store 3 as the Preview Output STORE 3 KEY Selects the key signal of Store 3 as the Preview Output 4 9 3 Active Preview When LGK 3901 DSK 3901 is controlled via Miranda RCP BR Xpanel or iControl keyers may be armed for cuts or fades When enabled the Active Preview feature allows the keyers on the Preview chain to change state during an a...

Page 40: ... INPUTS GPI IN x ON or SETUP GPI GPI INPUTS GPI IN x OFF Here x represents the GPI number from 0 to 7 ON macros are triggered when the appropriate GPI input is triggered on OFF macros are triggered when the appropriate GPI input is triggered off Press SELECT to enter the macro editor If the GPI is unused EMPTY will be displayed Press SELECT again to access the OPERATE sub menus Use the joystick ar...

Page 41: ...via the front panel menu Select the GPI Output ON or OFF to configure SETUP GPI GPI OUTPUTS GPI OUT x ON SETUP GPI GPI OUTPUTS GPI OUT x OFF Here x represents the GPI number from 0 to 7 If the GPI is unused NONE will be displayed on the front panel Use the joystick arrows and to select the event that should control the appropriate GPI output port Events triggers can be set to a range of different ...

Page 42: ...901 DSK 3901 can also be placed in a mode where it forwards commands to the Co Processor via a serial link In this case only one Oxtel Protocol Automation control link is required Note This does not apply to systems using Presmaster Protocol Automation control 4 11 1 Command Forwarding to a Co Processor The keying layer parameter in the Oxtel Automation Protocol is always represented by a single z...

Page 43: ...age From Library 9 Save Image To Library G Set Image Position I File Save Masked A Erase Store O Enquire Loaded Image Status F Set Clip Gain Transparency R0 Load Image R1 Save Image Rm Image Load Mode S0 Start Animation S1 Stop Animation S2 Select Animation Frame Y6 Enable Video Tallies Z0 Update Text Field Z1 Change Box Size and Position Z2 Change Text Font and Color Z3 Render Box Z4 Change Image...

Page 44: ...ned keyer of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 is released when all Co Processor layers are cut down When enabled the assigned keying layer is automatically cut down When disabled the assigned keying layer remains cut up SETUP INTUITION FILL KEY INPUT o Determines which external fill key is routed to the assigned keyer for Automatic Keyer Management The status of the Co Processor layers controlled by command ...

Page 45: ...g with its own keying layers 3 Cut down one of the Co Processor layers 35 0 LGK 3901 maps the command 35 0 to 30 0 and forwards it to the Co Processor The Co Processor cuts down its first layer LGK 3901 does nothing with its own keying layers because there is still one Co Processor layer active 4 Cut down the final visible layer of the Co Processor 36 0 LGK 3901 maps the command 36 0 to 31 0 and f...

Page 46: ...caption is contained in vertical ancillary data VANC on line 9 which is outside the active picture Since this is never processed by the keyers the close caption information is preserved whatever the option selected 4 13 Timecode The following timecodes are supported by LGK 3901 DSK 3901 Linear or Longitudinal Timecode LTC o Received via the 44 pin Terminal Block Adaptor see sections 5 5 and 5 4 10...

Page 47: ...ed in this mode Media Keying Records all valid media and keying activity in addition to errors This provides a full audit of graphics that have appeared on air Verbose Provides a full record of all automation commands received by the unit whether valid or not Verbose OxSox Provides a full record of all automation Oxtel and Densité and OxSox commands received by the unit whether valid or not 4 14 2...

Page 48: ...ication accompanying the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 software release Note Please see section 7 for details of the Configurator application Such granularity of management over system state gives a high level of control over system restart behaviour For example it may be required on restart of an LGK 3901 that DSK1 DSK2 DSK3 and DSK4 be cut down and unloaded but DSK5 be cut up and loaded with the station log...

Page 49: ...ion of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 to be saved as a snapshot The name of the file is generated from the current date and time in the form YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS xml This configuration file can be re imported later copied onto different LGK 3901 DSK 3901 unit s or opened within the Configurator tool for further editing 4 15 3 Previous Configuration The USER PRESETS LAST CONFIG front panel menu option shows the ...

Page 50: ...901 3DRP R Double Rear Panel DSK 44 TBA Terminal Block Adaptor if ordered The Compact Flash memory size should be 4GB 5 3 Installation in the Densité frame The LGK 3901 DSK 3901 and its associated rear connector rear panel must be mounted in a Densité 3 RU frame It is not necessary to switch off the frame s power when installing or removing the card See the Densité Frame manual for detailed instru...

Page 51: ...100BaseT Network Port COM 1 RJ45 Serial Communication Port automation or EAS COM 2 RJ45 Serial Communication Port automation or EAS GPIO LTC AES IN 44 pin Connector to 44 pin Terminal Block Adaptor All connectors are female Figure 5 2 LGK 3901 3DRP R DSK 3901 3DRP R Rear Panel Connectors 5 4 1 PGM IN PGM IN is a BNC that receives input video for the Program chain The same signal can also be routed...

Page 52: ...e is inactive a bypass relay on the rear panel connects PGM IN directly to PGM OUT This ensures that input video is always passed through the device although the card loses its ability to key graphics at this time 5 4 5 PVW OUT PVW OUT is a BNC which transmits the Preview output This comprises of the Preview Input signal either PGM IN or FILL 2 IN along with any graphics that are keyed onto the Pr...

Page 53: ...can be configured as RS232 or RS422 and the baud rate set to 1200 9600 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 The serial port can also be set to receive Oxtel Automation commands or to transmit certain Oxtel Automation commands to a slave Intuition XG device For EAS the serial port will receive ENDEC 1822 and TFT EAS 911T protocols and for the Temperature Probe it will received ST61XX TEMP SENS protocol 5 4 ...

Page 54: ...me Pin No Signal Name Pin No Signal Name 1 GPI_IN_2 16 GPI_IN_1 31 GPI_IN_0 2 GPI_IN_4 17 GPI_IN_3 32 GND 3 GPI_IN_6 18 GPI_IN_5 33 GPI_IN_7 4 AES_IN_P4 19 AES_IN_N4 34 GND 5 AES_IN_P3 20 AES_IN_N3 35 LTC_IN 6 AES_IN_P2 21 AES_IN_N2 36 GND 7 AES_IN_P1 22 AES_IN_N1 37 GND 8 NC 23 NC 38 GND 9 NC 24 NC 39 GND 10 NC 25 NC 40 NC 11 NC 26 NC 41 GND 12 NC 27 NC 42 GPI_OUT_7 13 GPI_OUT_5 28 GPI_OUT_6 43 G...

Page 55: ... 44 TBA 110 The LGK 3901 DSK 3901 Terminal Block Adaptors support the following signals 8 x General Purpose Interface GPI Input ports 8 x General Purpose Interface GPI Output ports Linear Timecode LTC 4 x AES for audio voice over inputs 5 5 1 LGK 44 TBA 75 DSK 44 TBA 75 LGK 44 TBA 75 DSK 44 TBA 75 supports 75 ohm unbalanced AES audio Each AES pair has a dedicated BNC connector Figure 5 3 LGK 44 TB...

Page 56: ...LGK 44 TBA 110 DSK 44 TBA 110 LGK 44 TBA 110 DSK 44 TBA 110 supports 110 ohm balanced AES audio AES pairs all come from a terminal block Figure 5 6 LGK 44 TBA 110 LGK 44 TBA 110 Figure 5 7 44 TBA 110 Rear Connector Figure 5 8 44 TBA 110 Front Connector USO RESTRITO ...

Page 57: ...n the front card edge of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 and is visible through the front access door of the Densité frame This multi color LED indicates the status of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 by color and by flashing steady illumination The chart shows how the various error conditions that can be flagged on the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 affect the LED status Error conditions may be associated with any possible LED st...

Page 58: ...al reference signal is missing or bad Mismatch The input signal does not match the output video standard Video Loss Video is missing from the input Input Timing Input timing either follows behind or is more than one line before the PGM Output Overall Timing Any one of the available Input Timing errors is triggered Audio Type Change Audio type changes between PCM and non PCM Audio Loss Audio signal...

Page 59: ...ocal control panel displays a menu that can be navigated using the four pushbuttons located beneath the display The functionality of the push buttons is as follows Used for menu navigation and value modification SELECT Gives access to the next menu level When a parameter value is shown pushing this button once enables modification of the value using the and buttons a second push confirms the new v...

Page 60: ...iControl Screenshots are taken from iControl version 3 50 In iControl Navigator or iControl Websites double click on the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 icon to open the control panel 6 4 1 The iControl Graphic Interface Window The basic window structure for the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 is shown in figure 6 2 The window identification line gives the card type LGK 3901 in the case below and the slot number where the ca...

Page 61: ... be interpreted In cases where there is more than one possible interpretation read the error message in the iControl window to see which applies Icon 1 Manual Card Configuration green Remote card control activated The iControl interface can be used to operate the card yellow Local card control active The card is being controlled using the Densité frame control panel as described in section 3 3 Any...

Page 62: ...nput timing error Icon 6 Key 2 Input status green Video signal detected and valid The specific format details will be listed if the cursor is moved over the icon red Video signal absent No rear Video format mismatch with output format Input timing error Icon 7 Reference green External reference or URS detected and valid The specific reference source and format details will be listed if the cursor ...

Page 63: ... contain several tabs to help manage the different parameters Each of the panels associated with the groups accessed from the buttons in section 2 and shown in section 3 is described individually below Note The following features are currently missing but planned for future releases of the iControl GUI Audio metering with selectable metering points Manual control of two audio voice overs Alarms fo...

Page 64: ...keyers available for LGK 3901 Only two keying layers are shown for DSK 3901 All keyers may be switched off in case of an emergency and the most downstream keyer may be faded to black 6 4 2 1 Keyer Monitoring The color of the buttons for each DSK monitors its fader state When buttons are grey the keyer is cut down When buttons are red the keyer is cut up This figure shows the state of the Control P...

Page 65: ... As soon as any keyer is armed the TAKE button immediately activates becomes red Clicking on the TAKE button then commences the armed transition s 6 4 2 3 Emergency Recovery In the case of an on air emergency there are two actions that can be taken All Keys Off o This button causes all keyers to be cut down immediately o This button is always active red and is not affected by the TAKE button FTB o...

Page 66: ...1 These selections are equivalent with the OPERATE SET INPUTS options found in the front panel menu The selected output video standard is also represented for reference 6 4 5 Reference The Reference panel provides extended information regarding the reference that is being used This is in addition to the reference icons in the top section of the screen The Reference Presence group shows which exter...

Page 67: ...ions and the choice logic are described in more detail in section 4 4 1 6 4 6 Timecode The Timecode panel allows the timecode source to be selected and shows details of the timecode status Details of timecode support for LGK 3901 DSK 3901 are listed section 4 13 The Timecode Source group allows the LTC or VITC timecode to be chosen This is equivalent to the SETUP TIMECODE TIMECODE SOURCE front pan...

Page 68: ...Monitoring panel allows the physical output transmitted as PGM OUT or PVW OUT to be monitored via a thumbnail that is generated internally by the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 When thumbnails are enabled their source size quality and refresh rate may be modified from this panel USO RESTRITO ...

Page 69: ...en keyers on the Program and Preview chains are cut up they appear red Media that is loaded into a store associated with any keyer is listed by filename When an external fill and key is associated with a keyer this appears as F1 K1 or F2 K2 When there is no media or external fill and key associated with a keyer this appears as Empty If enabled the video thumbnail from the Thumbnail panel see secti...

Page 70: ...irectly to PGM OUT and PVW OUT This is useful when commissioning an LGK 3901 DSK 3901 with unverified or missing input signals When the checkbox is selected the Operation Mode icon changes to show the yellow TEST icon see section 6 4 1 6 4 11 Hardware Config The Hardware Config panel displays hardware information relating to the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 USO RESTRITO ...

Page 71: ... the LGK 3901 as described in section 9 1 Option Name Description Section LGK 3901 SD LGK 3901 SD 4GB Compact Flash 2GB Stores Preview 9 1 1 LGK 3901 HD UPG Upgrade to 3G HD SD video standards 9 1 2 LGK 3901 OPT TXT Easytext Bugclock 9 1 3 LGK 3901 8GB UPG 8GB Compact Flash 9 1 4 LGK 3901 OPT AUD Audio mix engine AES SDI voice overs Easyplay version 3 1 9 1 5 LGK 3901 OPT ABMIX AB video mixer 9 1 ...

Page 72: ... 2 1 DSK 3901 HD UPG Upgrade to 3G HD SD video standards 9 2 2 LGK 3901 SD Upgrade to LGK 3901 SD 9 2 3 DSK 3901 OPT AUD Audio mix engine AES SDI voice overs 9 2 4 DSK 3901 OPT ABMIX AB video mixer 9 2 5 To activate an option Purchase the appropriate activation key from Miranda Technologies Inc Enter the activation key into the Enter key data box Click the Enable Option button Restart the LGK 3901...

Page 73: ...N LGK 3901 DSK 3901 67 6 4 13 Alarm Config The Alarm panel allows the alarm reporting of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 to be configured The panel opens in a new dialog window when the button is clicked and can be resized if needed USO RESTRITO ...

Page 74: ...s that allow the operator to set the level of contribution of each individual alarm to the overall alarm for the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 The overall alarm is shown in the upper left corner of the iControl panel and also appears at the bottom of the Status Name column 6 4 13 4 GSM Contribution The GSM Contribution column contains pulldown lists that allow the operator to set the level of contribution of ...

Page 75: ... open a pulldown menu that lets you assign a level to all alarms in that section of the column simultaneously 6 4 13 6 Log Events iControl maintains a log of alarm events associated with the card The log is useful for troubleshooting and identifying event sequences Click in the checkbox to enable logging of alarm events for each individual alarm 6 4 13 7 Copy To Other Cards This button opens a new...

Page 76: ...ormat The alarm keys are useful for system integration and troubleshooting 6 4 13 9 OK Apply Cancel These buttons appear at the foot of the Alarm Configuration panel OK o Accepts the new Alarm Configuration settings o Closes the window once the card confirms that there are no errors Apply o Accepts the new Alarm Configuration settings o Leaves the window open Cancel o Closes the window without app...

Page 77: ...ted by the operator in order to help identify the card within a complex system The operator can edit the following strings Label The label of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 when it appears in iControl applications Short Label A short label limited to 8 characters that iControl uses in some cases Source ID A descriptive name for this LGK 3901 or DSK 3901 Comments Any comments required for the card USO RESTR...

Page 78: ... done via the File menu as follows File New From Device o Creates a new default configuration based on device capabilities from a running card File New From File o Creates a new default configuration based on device capabilities from a local file File Open From Device o Opens an existing configuration from a running device o This may either be the active configuration or a configuration saved on t...

Page 79: ...lor Fields o AB Mixer or Routing o Keyers o External Fill Key o Preview o Pass Close Captions Devices o Serial Communications o Intuition Settings o URS Settings Miscellaneous o Logging o Time Code Source Status Monitoring o Input o Health o System o Video o Audio USO RESTRITO ...

Page 80: ...ATE which are always expected to persist once modified via the front panel The Configurator Tool allows such values to be defined within a specific configuration either to the factory default value or a user defined value Volatile settings are options from the OPERATE menu such as keyer fader positions and media loads which may be required to be set to specific values on restart Volatile settings ...

Page 81: ...re Manager This applies to LGK 3901 only The Store Manager tab allows the total store memory to be allocated to the three available stores on a percentage basis This allows more store memory to be allocated to a specified layer that will be used for playing out long animations The factory default is for all stores to be equally allocated USO RESTRITO ...

Page 82: ...ved by the user dragging audio blocks onto the Audio Route Manager view and connecting up appropriate pins between input mixer delay and output blocks A range of different example route manager templates are supplied as starting points for creating custom audio setups These are described in detail via the LGK 3901 DSK 3910 Web Page see section 8 7 The following audio block types are supported by L...

Page 83: ...pported all of which support mixing of streams up to 48 channels wide Block Type Description Audio AB Mixer Provides AB mix AB cut and AB data cut between two input sources requires AB mixer option Audio Mix Provides custom mixing of up to 8 input sources Audio Voiceover Provides a voiceover onto background audio ducking the background appropriately Gain presets see section 0 and shuffle presets s...

Page 84: ...ade to silent fader is moved The block will ramp over the period of the FTS fader Audio Fade To Silent Cut Manipulates the audio when the fade to silent fader is moved The block will cut to silence at the point when the FTS fader is fully off The cut is done over 1 field to ensure there are no clicks or squeaks in the audio Audio Fade To Silent Data Manipulates the audio when the fade to silent fa...

Page 85: ...s well as level trim mute phase characteristics of individual audio channels at various at different points within the audio mix To enter Gain Mode select it from the drop down list in the top right hand corner of the Configurator Tool Gain Preset files may then be created or modified by selecting File New or File Open from the application menu The following attributes may be defined for each Gain...

Page 86: ...ct it from the drop down list in the top right hand corner of the Configurator Tool Shuffle Preset files may then be created or modified by selecting File New or File Open from the application menu The number of inputs and outputs of a Shuffle Preset can range between 1 and 48 channels The following screen shots show examples of 8 x 8 Shuffle Presets one with default 1 to 1 mapping and the other w...

Page 87: ... the front panel menu and then restart the card as instructed On restart the imported configuration becomes the active configuration and will persist until a different configuration is imported Note If the same configuration file is imported onto cards with different Capabilities Files then each card will use its own Capabilities File to validate all configuration settings Configuration settings t...

Page 88: ...bar of a web browser Known supported web browsers are Internet Explorer version 7 onwards and Mozilla Firefox version 3 onwards Warning Some features available from the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 web interface will affect operation of the unit and may result in the loss of output Great care must be taken if the web interface is used while a unit is on air 8 2 Log In After clicking on the LOGIN button the u...

Page 89: ...ch is particularly useful for configuring a unit that is installed in a remote location such as a server room Warning This page should be used with great care when the card is on air since on air output can be affected Note The orientation of the buttons in the front panel mirror differs to those on the Densité frame controller card There is also a link to view the full menu structure of this card...

Page 90: ... for the unit Serial Configuration shows how the serial ports are configured RS232 or RS422 Serial Statistics shows serial port data statistics FPGA Information shows firmware build date identity and version number Diagnostics Latest Log Message shows and continually updates the most recent additions to the message log Full Log Messages current session shows the full log message file for this boot...

Page 91: ...t is restarted The archive file also includes the log message files Note See section 4 13 for details of how to modify the amount of logging information shown in message logs Device Capabilities Create Device Capabilities File allows the user to download a copy of the LGK 3901 DSK 3901 Capabilities file This is used to tell the Configuration Tool about the device hardware capabilities and availabl...

Page 92: ...ownload Selected button Multiple media files can be deleted by selecting them and choosing the Delete Selected button Individual media files may be uploaded onto the unit by clicking the Browse button followed by Add File Preset files and other configuration files may also be uploaded downloaded and deleted in a similar manner to media files Deleting configuration files is not recommended If any c...

Page 93: ...lates This page provides some example audio configuration templates to aid in the design of complex audio models via the Route Manager The main features of each example template are described and all inputs outputs preview modes and metering points are listed USO RESTRITO ...

Page 94: ...3901 DSK 3901 to be generated or restored back onto the unit The backup is generated in the form of a tar archive To use the restore feature click the Browse button and then select the backup file and click on the Restore Media and Settings button Note System backups do not include media files which should be backed up via FTP instead USO RESTRITO ...

Page 95: ... This may be in order for new settings to take after changing video standard or importing a new configuration or in the event of a software failure The front panel can also be used to reset the system or the card can be re seated in the Densité frame Warning This option should never be used when the unit is on air USO RESTRITO ...

Page 96: ...e LGK 3901 DSK 3901 completely unusable It may take several minutes for the update file to transfer to the unit during which time a web page message window is displayed stating that the update is under way and showing copy progress The three LEDs on the right hand card front edge see section 4 1 2 cycle orange from top to bottom during an upgrade as a warning that the card should not be removed fr...

Page 97: ...s Easyplay 3 0 3 1 LGK 3901 OPT ABMIX AB Mixer 3 0 LGK 3901 OPT EAS Emergency Alert System EAS 3 0 LGK 3901 OPT TEMP Temperature Probe 3 0 9 1 1 LGK 3901 SD This option enables insertion of up to five layers of graphics into SD SDI video standards Two of the five keying layers are fed by external graphics devices and three of the five keying layers are fed by internally stored still images animate...

Page 98: ...deo sources see section 4 6 When the audio option is also enabled AB mixing of audio streams is also permitted 9 1 7 LGK 3901 OPT EAS This option enables the Emergency Alert System text and stereo voice over to be automatically inserted USA only see section 4 8 3 9 1 8 LGK 3901 OPT TEMP This option enables a Temperature Probe to supply local temperature information via a serial port and to display...

Page 99: ...evices Program and Preview outputs are supported A 4GB Compact Flash card is included with this option for storing the operating system software and configuration files 9 2 2 DSK 3901 HD UPG This option adds support for 3G and HD video standards see section 4 3 9 2 3 DSK 3901 UPG This option converts a DSK 3901 into an LGK 3901 In addition to the software option store memory is also fitted as part...

Page 100: ...2M and 259M C compliant Supports data rates of 270 1483 5 1485 2967 2970 Mbps RETURN LOSS 15 dB for up to 1 5 GHz 10 dB from 1 5 GHz to 3 GHz Return loss figures may differ when signal is routed through the bypass relay JITTER WIDEBAND 0 2UI p p REFERENCE INPUT SIGNAL SMPTE 170M SMPTE 318M ITU 624 4 BUT 470 6 or Comp Sync SMPTE 274M SMPTE 296M Tri Level Sync RETURN LOSS 35 dB up to 5 75 MHz SERIAL...

Page 101: ...GUIDE TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION LGK 3901 DSK 3901 95 ELECTRICAL POWER 25 W STORAGE COMPACT FLASH Offered in 4GB and 8GB versions USO RESTRITO ...

Page 102: ...REF STATUS Locked if the external reference is valid Unlocked if missing EXT STANDARD 625 Line 525 Line 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 720p 59 94 720p 50 1080p 59 94 A 1080p 50 A 1080p 59 94 B 1080p 50 B or Unknown if not present INPUT STATUS PGM INPUT VIDEO STANDARD 625 Line 525 Line 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 720p 59 94 720p 50 1080p 59 94 A 1080p 50 A 1080p 59 94 B 1080p 50 B or Unlocked if signal is not prese...

Page 103: ...ed AES PAIR 1L PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 1R PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 2L PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 2R PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 3L PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 3R PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 4L PCM Non PCM or Unlocked PAIR 4R PCM Non PCM or Unlocked OUTPUT STATUS PROGRAM VIDEO STANDARD 4 3 Video standard of Program Output PREVIEW VIDEO STANDARD 4 3 Video standard of Preview Output SYS...

Page 104: ...wn DSK 1 FADE UP DOWN Fades up down DSK 1 FADE RATE Sets fade rate for DSK 1 DSK 2 CUT UP DOWN Cuts up down DSK 2 FADE UP DOWN Fades up down DSK 2 FADE RATE Sets fade rate for DSK 2 DSK 3 CUT UP DOWN Cuts up down DSK 3 FADE UP DOWN Fades up down DSK 3 FADE RATE Sets fade rate for DSK 3 DSK 4 CUT UP DOWN Cuts up down DSK 4 FADE UP DOWN Fades up down DSK 4 FADE RATE Sets fade rate for DSK 4 DSK 5 CU...

Page 105: ... to create the signal SENSE NORMAL 4 8 5 4 Selects the mode in which a black key means transparent and a white key is opaque INVERT 4 8 5 4 Selects the mode in which a white key means transparent and a black key is opaque MASKING DISABLE 4 8 5 5 Uses no masking of the keyer output SETUP 4 8 5 5 Defines a mask area within the range determined by the size of the image and the standard C G T 4 8 5 2 ...

Page 106: ...ve NONE See DSK 1 above TYPE FULL See DSK 1 above LINEAR See DSK 1 above SENSE NORMAL See DSK 1 above INVERT See DSK 1 above MASKING DISABLE See DSK 1 above SETUP See DSK 1 above C G T See DSK 1 above DSK 4 INPUT OPS FILL 1 KEY 1 See DSK 1 above FILL 2 KEY 2 See DSK 1 above UNLOAD INPUT See DSK 1 above STORE OPS LOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above SET POSITION See DSK 1 above UNLOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above L...

Page 107: ...SK 1 above SETUP See DSK 1 above C G T See DSK 1 above OPERATE SET INPUTS PGM IN PASS SDI Selects incoming SDI input for use by this input COLOUR FIELD 1 Selects Colour Field 1 for use by this input in place of SDI COLOUR FIELD 2 Selects Colour Field 2 for use by this input in place of SDI COLOUR FIELD 3 Selects Colour Field 3 for use by this input in place of SDI TEST PATTERN 1 Selects Test Patte...

Page 108: ... A 4 6 Fades AB mixer to the A input over AB mixer fade duration FADE TO B 4 6 Fades AB mixer to the B input over AB mixer fade duration TRANS TYPE X FADE 4 6 Selects cross fading as the mode for AB mixing V FADE 4 6 Selects V fading as the mode for AB mixing MIX RATE 4 6 Selects AB mixer fade rate in fields frames interlaced progressive V FADE COLOUR 4 6 Selects the color field through which V fa...

Page 109: ... black rate in fields between 1 and 999 INPUT OPS FILL 1 KEY 1 Selects keyer input from Fill 1 Key 1 rather than store FILL 2 KEY 2 Selects keyer input from Fill 2 Key 2 rather than store UNLOAD INPUT Sets no external input and unloads any associated store STORE OPS LOAD IMAGE Loads a file from the image library into the appropriate store SET POSITION Sets the position of an image or animation SAV...

Page 110: ...NLOAD INPUT See DSK 1 above STORE OPS LOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above SET POSITION See DSK 1 above SAVE IMAGE See DSK 1 above UNLOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above LOAD MODE CLEAN LOAD See DSK 1 above CUT LOAD See DSK 1 above START STRAP See DSK 1 above STOP STRAP See DSK 1 above START TIMER See DSK 1 above STOP TIMER See DSK 1 above RESET TIMER See DSK 1 above PLAY ANIMATION See DSK 1 above RESTART ANIM See DS...

Page 111: ...ee DSK 1 above STORE OPS LOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above SET POSITION See DSK 1 above SAVE IMAGE See DSK 1 above UNLOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above LOAD MODE CLEAN LOAD See DSK 1 above CUT LOAD See DSK 1 above START STRAP See DSK 1 above STOP STRAP See DSK 1 above START TIMER See DSK 1 above STOP TIMER See DSK 1 above RESET TIMER See DSK 1 above PLAY ANIMATION See DSK 1 above RESTART ANIM See DSK 1 above STO...

Page 112: ...e STORE OPS LOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above SET POSITION See DSK 1 above SAVE IMAGE See DSK 1 above UNLOAD IMAGE See DSK 1 above LOAD MODE CLEAN LOAD See DSK 1 above CUT LOAD See DSK 1 above START STRAP See DSK 1 above STOP STRAP See DSK 1 above START TIMER See DSK 1 above STOP TIMER See DSK 1 above RESET TIMER See DSK 1 above PLAY ANIMATION See DSK 1 above RESTART ANIM See DSK 1 above STOP ANIMATION S...

Page 113: ...M NOW See DSK 1 above PREVIEW OUTPUT PREVIEW O P 4 9 2 Selects default Preview Output see PREVIEW INPUT PROGRAM O P 4 9 2 Selects a copy of PGM OUT as the Preview Output PGM AB MIX 4 9 2 Selects output from PGM AB Mixer as the Preview Output PGM DSK1 O P 4 9 2 Selects output from PGM DSK1 as the Preview Output PGM DSK2 O P 4 9 2 Selects output from PGM DSK2 as the Preview Output PGM DSK3 O P 4 9 2...

Page 114: ... 4 5 2 Fades up the voice over over its fade duration FADE DOWN VO 4 5 2 Fades down the voice over over its fade duration SET RATE 4 5 2 Selects the voice over fade rate duration DUCK 4 5 2 Selects the background audio level attenuation during voice overs PRESET 4 5 2 Selects the level of the voice over audio GAINS LOAD PRESET 0 Loads a gain preset to be used with this voice over SAVE PRESET 7 5 S...

Page 115: ...VER 1 above PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 above GAINS LOAD PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 above SAVE PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 above SHUFFLES LOAD PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 above SAVE PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 above VOICE OVER 6 TOGGLE VO See VOICE OVER 1 above FADE UP VO See VOICE OVER 1 above FADE DOWN VO See VOICE OVER 1 above SET RATE See VOICE OVER 1 above DUCK See VOICE OVER 1 above PRESET See VOICE OVER 1 abo...

Page 116: ...o the appropriate queue of this stream EASYPLAY START Plays the Easyplay audio clip EASYPLAY STOP Stops playing the Easyplay audio clip EPLAY UNLOAD Unloads the Easyplay audio clip QUEUE 4 EASYPLAY LOAD Loads an Easyplay audio clip into the appropriate queue of this stream EASYPLAY START Plays the Easyplay audio clip EASYPLAY STOP Stops playing the Easyplay audio clip EPLAY UNLOAD Unloads the Easy...

Page 117: ...input bunch 4 of the A Input VOICE OVER CHANNEL 1 Select the legacy shuffle mapping for input bunch 1 of the VO1 Input CHANNEL 2 Select the legacy shuffle mapping for input bunch 2 of the VO1 Input CHANNEL 3 Select the legacy shuffle mapping for input bunch 3 of the VO1 Input CHANNEL 4 Select the legacy shuffle mapping for input bunch 4 of the VO1 Input B INPUT CHANNEL 1 Select the legacy shuffle ...

Page 118: ...DE TO BLACK Selects whether audio silence follows video fade to black DELAYS DELAY BANK 1 7 4 3 Sets the delay of audio bank 1 DELAY BANK 2 7 4 3 Sets the delay of audio bank 2 DELAY BANK 3 7 4 3 Sets the delay of audio bank 3 DELAY BANK 4 7 4 3 Sets the delay of audio bank 4 EASYPLAY STREAM 1 FOLLOW DSK OFF 7 4 1 No association between Easyplay and any video layer PGM 7 4 1 Easyplay follows video...

Page 119: ... switches on GPI IN 2 OFF 4 10 1 Defines macro to action when GPI_IN_2 switches off GPI IN 3 ON 4 10 1 Defines macro to action when GPI_IN_3 switches on GPI IN 3 OFF 4 10 1 Defines macro to action when GPI_IN_3 switches off GPI IN 4 ON 4 10 1 Defines macro to action when GPI_IN_4 switches on GPI IN 4 OFF 4 10 1 Defines macro to action when GPI_IN_4 switches off GPI IN 5 ON 4 10 1 Defines macro to ...

Page 120: ... baud rate for COM 2 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 PROTOCOL 5 4 9 Sets protocol for COM 2 Automation Intuition SERIAL TYPE 5 4 9 Sets serial type for COM 2 RS232 RS422 SERIAL LEVEL STRICT Enforces strict serial communications from automation The STX must always alternate between STX0 and STX1 If no ACK is received the message must be sent again with the same type of STX RELAXED Allows relaxed seri...

Page 121: ...d graphics to overwrite Closed Caption information in the active picture for NTSC ENABLED 4 12 Preserves Closed Caption information in active picture for NTSC SEND WAKEUP Sends a wake up packet to all connections FILE OPS ERASE IMAGE Erases an image from disk storage ERASE AUDIO ACTIVE PREVIEW DISABLED 4 9 3 Switches off active preview mode for Xpanel and iControl ENABLED 4 9 3 Switches on active ...

Page 122: ...EL GREEN 6 2 Sets alarm level for PGM IN video loss to No Error YELLOW 6 2 Sets alarm level for PGM IN video loss to Warning RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for PGM IN video loss to Error FLASH RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for PGM IN video loss to Critical Error ALARM REPORT NONE Do not report this alarm using the frame GPI FRAME GPI Report this alarm using the frame GPI VIDEO MISMATCH ALARM LEVEL GREEN 6 2 ...

Page 123: ...ORT NONE Do not report this alarm using the frame GPI FRAME GPI Report this alarm using the frame GPI KEY 1 VIDEO LOSS ALARM LEVEL GREEN 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 1 video loss to No Error YELLOW 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 1 video loss to Warning RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 1 video loss to Error FLASH RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 1 video loss to Critical Error ALARM REPORT NONE Do not...

Page 124: ...ing to Error FLASH RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for FILL 2 input timing to Critical Error ALARM REPORT NONE Do not report this alarm using the frame GPI FRAME GPI Report this alarm using the frame GPI KEY 2 VIDEO LOSS ALARM LEVEL GREEN 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 2 video loss to No Error YELLOW 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 2 video loss to Warning RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for KEY 2 video loss to Error...

Page 125: ...Warning RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for voltage failure to Error FLASH RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for voltage failure to Critical Error ALARM REPORT NONE Do not report this alarm using the frame GPI FRAME GPI Report this alarm using the frame GPI NETWORK LINK ALARM LEVEL GREEN 6 2 Sets alarm level for network link failure to No Error YELLOW 6 2 Sets alarm level for network link failure to Warning RED 6...

Page 126: ... RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for most downstream keyer FTB to Error FLASH RED 6 2 Sets alarm level for most downstream keyer FTB Critical Error ALARM REPORT NONE Do not report this alarm using the frame GPI FRAME GPI Report this alarm using the frame GPI USER PRESETS IMPORT 4 15 1 Imports a configuration file requires restart EXPORT 4 15 2 Exports the active configuration LAST 4 15 3 Shows the name o...

Page 127: ...1 timing is out of range 1 line with respect to PGM OUT KEY 1 VIDEO TIMING IN RANGE KEY 1 timing is within range FILL 2 VIDEO LOSS FILL 2 video loss FILL 2 VIDEO PRESENT FILL 2 video present FILL 2 VIDEO MISMATCH FILL 2 video mismatch with output video standard FILL 2 VIDEO MATCH FILL 2 video matches output video standard FILL 2 VIDEO TIMING OUT OF RANGE FILL 2 timing is out of range 1 line with r...

Page 128: ...SK4 TMR NON 0 DSK4 Bugclock is not at zero DSK5 TMR 0 DSK5 Bugclock is at zero DSK5 TMR NON 0 DSK5 Bugclock is not at zero DSK1 IMG BUSY DSK1 Image Load is incomplete DSK1 IMG READY DSK1 Image Load is complete DSK2 IMG BUSY DSK2 Image Load is incomplete DSK2 IMG READY DSK2 Image Load is complete DSK3 IMG BUSY DSK3 Image Load is incomplete DSK3 IMG READY DSK3 Image Load is complete DSK4 IMG BUSY DS...

Page 129: ...ted audio type on this embedded feed and channel Repeat for Feed 2 Channels 2 to 16 EMBED AUDIO UNEXPECTED TYPE FEED 2 CHANNEL 1 Unexpected audio type on this embedded feed and channel EMBED AUDIO EXPECTED TYPE FEED 2 CHANNEL 1 Expected audio type on this embedded feed and channel Repeat for Feed 2 Channels 2 to 16 AES AUDIO LOSS PAIR 1 CHANNEL 1 Loss of AES audio on this feed and channel AES AUDI...

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