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Maintenance

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CLIPSTER | Hardware Guide | Hardware Generation V+

Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH

Maintenance

This chapter explains the maintenance work that you can perform 
on your own. For each work a detailed procedure description is 
given. If you experience trouble with the system that cannot be 
resolved with the work described here, please contact your local 
vendor or Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH directly.

This chapter is divided into the following sections:

■

SSD Disk Maintenance  (page 54)

■

Opening and Closing the Casing  (page 61)

■

Fan Maintenance  (page 63)

■

Power Supply Maintenance  (page 67)

Summary of Contents for CLIPSTER

Page 1: ...R S CLIPSTER Hardware Guide ...

Page 2: ...ation copying translation processing evaluation publishing and storing and or processing in an electronic system Specifications and data may change without notice We offer no guarantee that this documentation is correct and or complete In no event shall Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH be liable for any damages whatsoever including without limitation any special indirect or consequential damages and damages...

Page 3: ...rs and as such are subject to the usual statutory provisions Headquarters Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH Krepenstr 8 30165 Hannover GERMANY Phone 49 511 67807 0 Fax 49 511 630070 E mail info dvs rohde schwarz com Internet http www dvs de Support Phone 49 511 67807 125 Fax 49 511 371985 E mail service dvs rohde schwarz com Disclaimer This product was developed and tested thoroughly Unfortunately the possib...

Page 4: ... 4 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 5: ...Environmental Conditions 16 Important Notes 17 Overview 21 Overview of the Front 22 The Front of the System 22 Operation Items 23 SSD LEDs 25 Faceplate 26 SSD Disk Array 27 DVD Drive 29 Overview of the Rear 31 The Rear of the System 31 Digital Video I Os 32 Main Connector Panel 35 ATX Connector Panel 40 Slot Panel Connectors 41 Power Supply 44 Operation 47 Installing the System 48 Operating the Sy...

Page 6: ...e Casing 61 Opening the Casing 61 Closing the Casing 62 Fan Maintenance 63 Preparations 63 Replacing the Fan 65 Power Supply Maintenance 67 Power Supply 67 Replacing a Power Supply Unit 68 Recovery of the System Disk 69 Appendix 73 Troubleshooting 74 Technical Data 77 General Technical Data 77 Dimensions 78 Hardware Specifications 78 Video Rasters 80 Signal In and Outputs 82 Packing Instructions 8...

Page 7: ...lips of any resolution color space or bit depth can be mixed on the timeline at will The output resolution can be chosen freely as well and throughout the entire workflow the quality of the high resolution footage is maintained Furthermore up to 16 different channels of audio can be in or output by the hardware of CLIPSTER and all audio data can be accessed and processed with the software as easil...

Page 8: ...t provides safety instructions that you must adhere to and some important notes that you should observe Chapter Overview page 21 This chapter gives a front and rear over view of the system detailing all items connectors and interfaces Additionally it contains some further information for example about the digital video in and outputs Chapter Operation page 47 Describes the hardware installation of...

Page 9: ...bH Required Reading The client company and operator of the system are obligated to read this manual and to follow the instructions Each person who is responsible for the setting installation opera tion decommissioning troubleshooting or maintenance of the system must read and understand this manual ...

Page 10: ...u should have experience in handling video and computer equipment Additionally to use the system in connection with other equipment e g a camera or a VTR you should know how to handle this equipment When performing maintenance tasks on the hardware of the system you must be qualified to work on repair and test elec trical equipment ...

Page 11: ...cribe the result of an action Texts preceded by this symbol are parts of a list Texts preceded by this symbol are parts of a requirements list WINDOW Text in small caps indicates a labeled items of the user interface such as window name BUTTON Text in small caps and bold indicates a push button Menu Option In the specified group or menu select the stated item Directory File Directory structure or ...

Page 12: ...t You must pay particular attention to text that follows this symbol to avoid errors Preventive measures to avoid risks of damage to the system Source of Danger Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury Preventive measures to avoid minor or moderate injury Source of Danger Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided can result in death o...

Page 13: ...o understand the described actions Command Descriptions Command descriptions may additionally use the following nota tion Examples Ctrl F1 If this is given hold down the Ctrl key and press simultaneously the F1 key Alt F1 If this is given press the Alt key first and then the key F1 successively Examples Has to be numerical Variable this term has to be replaced by an appropriate value Optional part...

Page 14: ...echnical order The hardware of the R S DVS system works with voltages that can be hazardous to your health Never work on the system or access its interior with the power cable s being plugged in Make sure the power supply is disconnected from the components you intend to work on Computer hardware contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge If you touch them without precau tio...

Page 15: ...Only use a damp tissue without any cleaning agents to clean the casing The R S DVS system must not be misused abused physically damaged neglected exposed to fire water or excessive changes in the climate or temperature or operated outside maximum rating Do not perform any changes or extensions to the R S DVS system whatsoever Transportation CLIPSTER is a very sensitive device Especially the hard d...

Page 16: ...h as direct sunlight or a radiator Do not cover or obstruct the ventilation holes of the system When installing the R S DVS system in a rack take care that warmed up air is conducted to the rear of the rack and prop erly vented away Avoid areas with high humidity or dust Best operating condi tions are given in an air conditioned site Do not expose the R S DVS system to strong electric or magnetic ...

Page 17: ...H request return the product to the place of purchase or send the defective device to a given address for the necessary repairs to be performed In the warranty period the customer must keep the original packing and pack the R S DVS product in it in case of a product return If the customer is not satisfied with the repair Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH will have the option to either attempt a further repai...

Page 18: ...on about this can be found in section Conformity Declarations on page 92 Product Disposal B2B Used electrical and electronic products should not be disposed of with general household waste At the end of its service life you may return the R S DVS product after appropriate prior notifica tion to either your local distributor or Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH in Germany Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH will then take...

Page 19: ...most cases a lengthy procedure Do not change any of the settings unless you are absolutely sure of what you are doing and what the results would be Third party Software Your R S DVS system has been tested thoroughly and is very reliable However because of the vast amount of third party software available its reac tions on the installation of such could not be tested The installation of third party...

Page 20: ...Introduction Important Notes 20 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 21: ... This chapter provides a detailed overview of the hardware of the R S DVS system The system will be shown in a front and a rear view and all its parts and connectors will be described This chapter is divided into following sections Overview of the Front page 22 Overview of the Rear page 31 ...

Page 22: ...of the front of the system The following topics are covered The Front of the System page 22 Operation Items page 23 SSD LEDs page 25 Faceplate page 26 SSD Disk Array page 27 DVD Drive page 29 The Front of the System This section provides an overview of the front of the system Overview of the front DVD drive faceplate SSD LEDs operation items SSD disk array ...

Page 23: ...ion Operation Items on page 23 SSD LEDs The upper part of the front is equipped with LEDs that indicate the statuses activities of the SSD disks of the SSD disk array Further information about the LEDs and their meaning can be found in section SSD LEDs on page 25 faceplate SSD disk array The faceplate covers the SSD disk array If you need access to one of the SSD disks for example to replace it it...

Page 24: ...k e g during the loading of the operating system and the DVD drive 2 alarm LED This LED indicates that a hardware malfunction has occurred 3 4 LAN 1 2 LEDs Indicate that a valid network is connected to the first second LAN connection at the rear of the system see section ATX Connector Panel on page 40 5 6 USB ports The USB connectors universal serial bus at the front offer you the possi bility to ...

Page 25: ...resents a SSD disk of the array 8 reset Resets your system and initiates a warm reboot Use a thin pointed object to press this button 9 mute In case of a hardware malfunction a system alarm turns on By pressing this button the alarm buzzer can be switched mute Use a thin pointed object to press this button Data Loss Save your data before resetting the system Some alarms e g the one in case of a SS...

Page 26: ...e SSD disks of the SSD disk array Overview of the faceplate The faceplate is built with an integrated backlit R S logo which indicates the state of the system i e its power on status If the R S logo is illuminated the power is turned on if not the power is turned off The top side of the faceplate is hinge fastened while its bottom side is fixed with magnets If you need access to one of the SSD dis...

Page 27: ...storage of the R S DVS system To prevent data loss in case a SSD disk fails it is normally RAID protected Once the faceplate is lifted you have access to the SSD disk array The faceplate can be removed for transport reasons see section Removing the Faceplate on page 57 Further information about RAID can be found in section Introduction to RAID on page 54 The system SSD disk is not among the SSD di...

Page 28: ...faceplate in place and allow you to lift it For further information see section Faceplate on page 26 and section Removing the Faceplate on page 57 disk carrier The disk carriers hold each one SSD disk of the array The SSD disks are mounted to the disk carriers with several screws normally located at the sides of the carriers lever Once the lever is unlatched with the opener it can be used to pull ...

Page 29: ...disk carrier LED disk power Shows whether the disk of the disk carrier receives power LED disk activity Indicates the status of the SSD disk of the disk carrier see also section SSD LEDs on page 25 OFF SSD disk is idle green SSD disk is accessed red A SSD disk or a SSD disk carrier related error has occurred Further information about how to remove and exchange a SSD disk can be found in section SS...

Page 30: ...mation regarding the operation of the drive please refer to the original manufacturer s documentation DVD eject Opens the DVD tray when the system is turned on emergency eject You can open the DVD tray with the system cut from power Insert a thin pointed object into the emergency eject hole to open the DVD tray DVD drive ...

Page 31: ...iven After that the power supply will be described followed by detailed descriptions of the main connector panel the ATX connector panel and the slot panel connectors The following topics are covered The Rear of the System page 31 Digital Video I Os page 32 Main Connector Panel page 35 ATX Connector Panel page 40 Slot Panel Connectors page 41 Power Supply page 44 The Rear of the System This sectio...

Page 32: ...nector panel provides most of the standard in and outputs of CLIPSTER to give you the full func tionality of the system It holds for example the connectors for remote control and video I Os see section Main Connector Panel on page 35 3 ATX connector panel On this panel you can find the stan dard connectors of the computer system Further information about them can be found in section ATX Connector ...

Page 33: ...special 4K rasters tiling of 4K image to quad HD SDI the connector pairs i e A B to 7 8 can provide different image content Additionally the outputs can be provided with customizable information superimposed on the image head up display burn in feature e g with timecode keycode logos comments etc The two video streams for in as well as output of 3D stereo scopic projects are provided at the connec...

Page 34: ... G R B R B A key 1 In single link modes software switchable between port A and port C 2 In dual link modes software switchable between ports A B and C 4 3 3 Gbit s input signal level A and B will be detected automatically 4 During stereoscopic inputs used for the second video stream when in single link YUV or in 3 Gbit s mode e g RGB 5 During stereoscopic inputs used for the second video stream wh...

Page 35: ...s all ports provide different image content quad HD SDI also in 3 Gbit s 2 Software switchable to 3 Gbit s level A and B Port C provides then a mirror 3 Gbit s of port A 3 During stereoscopic outputs used for the second video stream when in single link YUV or in 3 Gbit s mode e g RGB 4 Normally a mirror of connector pair A B During stereoscopic outputs used for the second video stream when in dual...

Page 36: ...analog stereo headphone jack to monitor the audio output of R S CLIPSTER Digital Audio Ch 1 8 DB 25 connector female for a balanced audio signal in and output of the digital audio channels 1 to 8 AES EBU XLR connectors are available via a breakout cable Digital Audio Ch 9 16 DB 25 connector female for a balanced audio signal in and output of the digital audio channels 9 to 16 AES EBU XLR connector...

Page 37: ...re a 3 Gbit s input signal will be automatically detected during a 3D stereo scopic input used for the first 3D video stream SD HD SDI In 2 B BNC connector for an input of digital video signals serial digital interface port B input of the second stream of YUVA or RGB A in dual link mode ports A B can be switched to ports C 4 dual link in the software during a 3D stereoscopic input used either for ...

Page 38: ...n in RGB or luma Y in YUV B Pb Out BNC connector for an analog output of blue in RGB or chroma B Y in YUV Sync Out BNC connector for a synchronization of video signals bilevel as well as trilevel output of composite sync S SD HD SDI Out 1 A BNC connector for an output of digital video signals serial digital interface port A either output of YUV in single link or first stream of YUVA RGB A in dual ...

Page 39: ... output of digital video signals serial digital interface normally this port mirrors the output of port B during a 3D stereoscopic output used for the second 3D video stream when in dual link mode second stream of dual link SD HD SDI Out 5 8 BNC connectors for an output of digital video signals in special rasters used for example in special 4K rasters for a tiling of the image to four separate dua...

Page 40: ...her information see the docu mentation s of the original manufacturer s 2 COM port RS 232 connector for the connection of serial interface devices 3 USB ports These USB connectors universal serial bus 3 0 offer you the possibility to connect other devices to your system 4 LAN 10 Gigabit Ethernet connection ports to connect the system to a network 5 VGA DB 15 connector female to connect a monitor n...

Page 41: ...o I O panel Furthermore if applicable some additional panels may be present for internal reasons or on customer request Overview Slot panels on rear If an extra graphics card is installed in your system see section Slot Panel Connectors on page 41 the DB 15 connector will not be operational To hear audio played out by the Spycer software an USB audio card has to be used not provided by R S DVS No ...

Page 42: ...PEG2000 and or raw content in real time With it you can for example encode and decode play out files with JPEG2000 compression or decode material of RED cameras To make all workflows possible especially the more resource intensive ones a second hardware accelerator is optionally available Because the hardware accelerators are used for internal processing only their slot panels provide no connector...

Page 43: ...ors can be found in section Signal In and Outputs on page 9 Video I O panel Item Description DVI A B DMS 59 connector for an output of analog and digital RGB 8 bit video signals port A B either two independent single link or one dual link connection it can be connected to a breakout cable to provide two standard DVI connectors one DVI I one DVI D DVI C D DMS 59 connector for an output of digital R...

Page 44: ...erview of one of the power supply units Overview of the power supply unit System Damage The system can be operated with one power supply unit out of order However if another one fails a continued operation of the system cannot be guaranteed Change a failed power supply unit immedi ately see section Power Supply Mainte nance on page 67 The state of the power supply units can be easily checked eithe...

Page 45: ... operation off standby mode off alarm LED on disconnected from power or malfunction latch The latch of a power supply unit locks it in the power supply By pressing it toward the handle the unit can be unlocked and pulled out of the power supply with the help of the handle power cable socket The socket where the power cable has to be plugged in to provide the system with power To pull out a power s...

Page 46: ...Overview Overview of the Rear 46 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 47: ...GmbH Operation This chapter describes the installation and operation of the CLIP STER hardware The system must be installed properly before you can start working with it This chapter is divided into the following topics Installing the System page 48 Operating the System page 49 ...

Page 48: ...ntilation holes are not covered 4 Connect at least the following computer peripherals mouse keyboard and a monitor that is operable at a resolution of at least 1024 768 pixels default manufacturing setting 5 Connect any other peripheral computer and video equipment For an overview of the panels and connectors at the system s rear see section Overview of the Rear on page 31 6 Connect the power cabl...

Page 49: ... topics are covered Starting the System page 49 Shutting Down the System page 50 Starting the System After a proper installation of the system you may start the R S DVS system at any time Perform the following steps Press the power switch briefly to turn on the system The system will be started and the R S logo in the middle of the faceplate lights up As with any standard computer after initial bo...

Page 50: ...m the following steps 1 Turn the system off by shutting down the operating system the usual way The operating system will then save your personal settings and once it has ended the system will turn off 2 Alternatively you can initiate a fast shut down by pressing the power switch briefly Some settings will be saved and afterwards the system turns off System is shut down System Damage It takes a wh...

Page 51: ...ng system is not responding anymore or not completely loaded do as follows Perform the following steps Shut down the system by pressing the power switch until the system turns off The system will then shut down immediately Corrupted Data Shutting down the system while frozen or not com pletely loaded may lead to corrupted system data Use this procedure only if absolutely neces sary ...

Page 52: ...Operation Operating the System 52 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 53: ...rk a detailed procedure description is given If you experience trouble with the system that cannot be resolved with the work described here please contact your local vendor or Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH directly This chapter is divided into the following sections SSD Disk Maintenance page 54 Opening and Closing the Casing page 61 Fan Maintenance page 63 Power Supply Maintenance page 67 ...

Page 54: ...them providing some kind of data protection The RAID feature makes the R S DVS system tolerant of disk fail ures Even with a broken disk operations can still be continued and once the failed disk has been replaced the missing data can be easily recovered The data protection is provided by RAID controllers installed inside the system Each controller inde pendently administers the data protection fo...

Page 55: ... If a second disk within the same disk set fails in the meantime the data will be unrecoverable Alarm An alarm can be caused by a number of reasons Please refer to section Troubleshooting on page 74 first for further details about what to do in case of an alarm If a SSD disk fails the alarm will be sounded by a RAID controller It cannot be switched mute with the mute button of the operation items ...

Page 56: ...the defective disk has been identified you can replace it as described in section Replacing the SSD Disk on page 59 Data Loss If you do not replace a defective disk in time and another disk fails in the meantime your data may be unrecoverable Before replacing a SSD disk you have to gather the log files of the RAID controller If you do not know how to do this please contact the Rohde Schwarz DVS Gm...

Page 57: ...ate on page 26 Beneath it you will see a cable with a jack connection that supplies the R S logo of the faceplate with power 2 Unplug the jack connection 3 Next hold tight the faceplate and remove the hinge wires as indicated in the following figure The faceplate can now be taken off Electromagnetic Compatibility The system must be operated only with the face plate installed to ensure electromagne...

Page 58: ...g hot swap pable Perform the following steps 1 If appropriate stop all accesses to the SSD disk array of your system for example by exiting the video system software and severing the network connections 2 Lift the faceplate of the system see section Faceplate on page 26 3 Then unlatch the disk carrier of the defective SSD disk by pressing the opener of the disk carrier 1 This will cause the lever ...

Page 59: ...t has to be replaced in the next step Replacing the SSD Disk Perform the following steps 1 Unscrew the screws that fix the SSD disk to the disk carrier 2 Exchange the defective disk with a new one and assemble it in the disk carrier with the screws After that the SSD disk is replaced and the disk carrier with the new disk has to be reassembled in the system System Damage Significant environmental ...

Page 60: ...ompletely back in 4 Once the faceplate of the R S DVS system is back in place the replacement of the SSD disk is finished After several minutes the replaced SSD disk will be automatically recog nized by the system Then the rebuild of the data will be initi ated on its own When the system has finished the rebuild the R S DVS system will be fully operational again It is important that you do not use...

Page 61: ...his work instructions guides you through the process of opening the casing Perform the following steps 1 Shut down the system as described in section Shutting Down the System on page 50 2 Disconnect all power cords from the system High Voltage The system you are working on operates with voltages that can be hazardous to your health Never work on the system or access its interior with the power cab...

Page 62: ... system 2 Once the cover is slid backward it can be taken off the system Closing the Casing After finishing your task at hand you have to close the casing of the R S DVS system again Perform the following steps 1 Simply put the cover back on and slide it into place until it locks 2 Reconnect the power cords With this the task of closing the casing is finished and you can turn the system back on at...

Page 63: ...be hazardous to your health Never work on the system or access its interior with the power cable s being plugged in Make sure the power supply is discon nected from the components you intend to work on Maintenance inside the system should only be performed by personnel quali fied for handling and testing electrical equipment Electrostatic Discharge Computer hardware contains components that are se...

Page 64: ...he power switch until the system turns off 7 Disconnect the power cables once again When a fan failure occurs you will be noti fied by a lit alarm LED and the sounding of an alarm buzzer of the system The alarm can be switched mute with the mute button at the front of the system see section Op eration Items on page 23 Serious Injury Testing the fans is possible only with an opened casing and the p...

Page 65: ... and afterwards screw off the fan from the fan bracket 4 Replace the broken fan with a new one and reassemble the fan module Screw the fan to the fan bracket and afterwards the finger protection grille to the fan 5 Re insert the repaired fan module into the system 6 Close the casing of the system as described in section Closing the Casing on page 62 System Damage Third party spare parts might dama...

Page 66: ...ance 66 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH With the last step finished you have successfully replaced the defective fan module Once the system is turned on no alarm should be sounded anymore ...

Page 67: ... occurs you will be notified by a lit alarm LED and the sounding of an alarm buzzer of the system The alarm can be switched mute with the mute button at the front of the system see section Operation Items on page 23 Each power supply unit in the R S DVS system is hot swappable so you can safely replace it with the system running System Damage The system can be operated with one power supply unit o...

Page 68: ...r supply unit 3 Unscrew the security screw of the power supply 4 Take the handle of the respective unit and press the unit s latch to the left to unlock it 5 Then pull the unit at its handle out of the power supply 6 Change the power supply unit against a new and operable one 7 Slide the new unit into the power supply until it clicks into place Injury Do not reach inside the system when removing a...

Page 69: ...rn will restore the system SSD disk Perform the following steps 1 If appropriate disconnect all Fibre Channel cables and all externally connected storage devices from the system 2 Turn on or restart the R S DVS system and at the indicated moment during start up press F11 on your keyboard to enter the boot menu 3 Once the boot menu is displayed on the screen select the internally installed USB flas...

Page 70: ...t some user entries are required For this follow the instructions given on the screen The loading of the environment and the process itself will both try to initialize hardware that may not be present on your system Any error messages displayed during load ing initialization e g Failed or Warning can be disregard ed The backup recovery process should work nonetheless Data Loss The actual device na...

Page 71: ...lection and whether you want to continue 8 To start the recovery process type in y for yes and press Enter on your keyboard The program will now start the recovery process Its prog ress will be indicated on the screen When the system has finished the recovery process you will be notified Then after pressing Enter on your keyboard you will be redirected to the DVS Rescue script once more where you ...

Page 72: ...Maintenance Power Supply Maintenance 72 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 73: ...gives some hints how to resolve irregularities during operation Also technical data and general information about the R S DVS system are provided This chapter is divided into the following sections Troubleshooting page 74 Technical Data page 77 Packing Instructions page 89 Conformity Declarations page 92 ...

Page 74: ... the main storage are slow AND OR Drops occurred during playout capture The data storage is too full It is recommended to use only 85 of the overall SSD disk capacity to ensure real time capability If the storage is too full delete some of your data Configurations of the system have been altered Contact the R S DVS service department One or more SSD disks of the SSD disk array are worn Try to iden...

Page 75: ...correctly plugged in at both ends and that the mains current is operating properly One of the power supply units has failed Check the LEDs of the power supply units If one is extin guished and you can rule out the above mentioned cause a power supply unit has failed Replace the broken unit as described in section Power Supply Mainte nance on page 67 A fan has failed Check the LEDs of the power sup...

Page 76: ...te with the mute button OR At start up the system is not able to initialize a disk set A SSD disk or a SSD disk carrier got loose jammed e g after trans port or is not mounted correctly Shut down the system as described in section Shut ting Down the System on page 50 Then perform the following Pull all disk carriers partially out of the chassis and afterwards install them again See to it that they...

Page 77: ...Video Rasters page 80 Signal In and Outputs page 82 General Technical Data Technical data Weight approx 45 kg Environment also during transport No exposure to heat No exposure to strong electric or magnetic fields No vibrations shocks allowed Operating tempera ture Maximum 10 30 C 50 86 F Optimum 15 25 C 59 77 F Storage temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Humidity 10 80 non condensing at all times Air Dus...

Page 78: ...nus j usually plus 150 mm However this amount of space depends on the type of connectors used Dimensions of the system Hardware Specifications The following tables show the hardware specifications Dimensions of the system a 176 mm g 142 mm b 139 mm h 50 mm c 37 mm i 58 mm d 25 mm j 655 mm e 455 mm k 687 mm f 480 mm l 805 mm Video Input Output Analog 3 BNC for RGB YUV DVI analog and digital 2 DMS 5...

Page 79: ... HD SDI 2 BNC 4 BNC 2 BNC 4 BNC 8 BNC 4 BNC 8 BNC 4 with 3 Gbit s Reference Input Output Analog Reference Genlock 1 BNC 1 BNC for S Wordclock 1 BNC Audio Input Output Embedded Audio 8 Digital Stereo Channels 2 BNC via Video In 1 BNC via Video Out AES EBU 8 Digital Stereo Chan nels 2 DB 25 XLR via breakout cable 2 DB 25 XLR via breakout cable Analog Audio 2 stereo head phone jacks 6 3 mm Timecode I...

Page 80: ... Y Z 4 4 4 Storage Format Uncompressed YUV 4 2 2 YUVA 4 2 2 4 RGB 4 4 4 RGBA 4 4 4 4 X Y Z 4 4 4 all in 8 10 12 bit user select able Internal Processing Color space conversion User definable LUT Frame repetition Real time mixer Real time scaler Input raster detection JPEG2000 compres sion decompr Optionally AES en and decryption RSA en and decryption Watermarking Audio Formats 48 kHz 96 kHz DCI on...

Page 81: ...125 1920 1080 16 9 1080psF 23 976 24 25 29 97 30 1125 1920 1080 16 9 2048p 23 976 24 1125 2048 1080 2 1 2048p 24 1600 2048 1536 4 3 2048p 24 1600 2048 1556 4 3 2048psF 23 976 24 1125 2048 1080 2 1 2048psF 24 1600 2048 1536 4 3 2048psF 14 985 15 19 98 20 24 30 36 1600 2048 1556 4 3 3840p 23 976 24 2250 3840 2160 16 9 3996p 24 2200 3996 2160 16 9 3996p 24 2250 3996 2160 16 9 4096p 24 2200 4096 2160 ...

Page 82: ... 2 GND 2 Red Video 1 22 GND 42 TMDS 2 Data 1 GND 3 Blue Video 1 23 43 TMDS 2 Data 0 GND 4 Blue Video 1 GND 24 GND 44 TMDS 2 CLK 5 VCC 5V 1 25 TMDS 1 Data 2 45 TMDS 2 CLK 6 SCL 1 26 TMDS 1 Data 2 46 Green Video 2 GND 7 SDA 1 27 TMDS 1 Data 1 47 Green Video 2 8 GND 28 TMDS 1 Data 1 48 9 SDA 2 29 TMDS 1 Data 0 49 TMDS 2 CLK GND 10 SCL 2 30 TMDS 1 Data 0 50 HSync 2 11 VCC 5V 2 31 TMDS 1 CLK 51 VSync 2...

Page 83: ...19 TMDS 2 Data 1 39 58 Green Video 1 20 TMDS 2 Data 2 40 Hot Plug Detect 2 59 Green Video 1 GND Pin No Signal Pin No Signal Pin No Signal DVI A DVI I Pin No Signal Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 TMDS 2 Data 9 TMDS 1 Data 17 TMDS 0 Data 2 TMDS 2 Data 10 TMDS 1 Data 18 TMDS 0 Data 3 GND 11 GND 19 GND 4 12 20 5 13 21 6 DDC CLK 14 5V 22 GND 7 DDC Data 15 GND 23 TMDS CLK 8 Analog VSync 16 Hot Plug Detec...

Page 84: ...6 DDC CLK 14 5V 22 GND 7 DDC Data 15 GND 23 TMDS CLK 8 16 Hot Plug Detect 24 TMDS CLK C1 C3 C5 GND C2 C4 DVI In Pin No Signal Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 TMDS 2 Data 9 TMDS 1 Data 17 TMDS 0 Data 2 TMDS 2 Data 10 TMDS 1 Data 18 TMDS 0 Data 3 GND 11 GND 19 GND 4 TMDS 4 Data 12 TMDS 3 Data 20 TMDS 5 Data 5 TMDS 4 Data 13 TMDS 3 Data 21 TMDS 5 Data 6 DDC CLK 14 5V 22 GND 7 DDC Data 15 GND 23 TMDS CL...

Page 85: ...nectors 9 pin D Sub connector For RS 422 control R S DVS systems support the standard indus trial 9 pin protocol Remote In and Output 15 Pin D Sub HD Connector Dig Audio Ch 9 16 RMT IN RMT OUT Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 1 2 TX_D_CON 2 RX_C_CON 3 RX_D_CON 3 TX_C_CON 4 GND 4 GND 5 5 6 GND 6 GND 7 TX_D_CON 7 RX_C_CON 8 RX_D_CON 8 TX_C_CON 9 9 ...

Page 86: ...3 TX_A_CON 11 GND 4 RX_B_CON 12 RX_A_CON 5 GND 13 TX_B_CON 6 TX_A_CON 14 7 GND 15 RX_B_CON 8 Analog Audio Output Impedance 75 Ohm Output Level 1 55 V at 600 Ohm Digital Audio Ch 1 8 Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 Audio OUT CH 7 8 14 Audio OUT CH 7 8 2 GND 15 Audio OUT CH 5 6 3 Audio OUT CH 5 6 16 GND 4 Audio OUT CH 3 4 17 Audio OUT CH 3 4 5 GND 18 Audio OUT CH 1 2 6 Audio OUT CH 1 2 19 GND 7 Audio ...

Page 87: ...udio Ch 9 16 Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 Audio OUT CH 15 16 14 Audio OUT CH 15 16 2 GND 15 Audio OUT CH 13 14 3 Audio OUT CH 13 14 16 GND 4 Audio OUT CH 11 12 17 Audio OUT CH 11 12 5 GND 18 Audio OUT CH 9 10 6 Audio OUT CH 9 10 19 GND 7 Audio IN CH 15 16 20 Audio IN CH 15 16 8 GND 21 Audio IN CH 13 14 9 Audio IN CH 13 14 22 GND 10 Audio IN CH 11 12 23 Audio IN CH 11 12 11 GND 24 Audio IN CH 9 10...

Page 88: ...Appendix Technical Data 88 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 GND 5 RX 2 TX 6 RX 3 TX 7 GND 4 GND ...

Page 89: ...rm the following steps 1 Wrap the video system in foil Transportation Damage If you do not have the original packing anymore use a similar structured packing for transportation R S DVS cannot be held liable for transportation damages Keep the original packing and use it in case of transportation Otherwise the warranty will be void Fragile Avoid shocks or vibrations For longer distances use a lifti...

Page 90: ...Appendix Packing Instructions 90 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH 2 Pack the video system in box A with foam 3 Pack the accessories 4 Close box A ...

Page 91: ...Appendix Packing Instructions 91 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH 5 Pack box A in box B with foam 6 Close box B The system has been packed ...

Page 92: ...the use of certain substances in electrical and electronic equipment The CLIPSTER devices are manufactured in compliance with this directive EC Declaration of Conformity CE Marking Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH herewith declares that the following product s according to the provisions of the mentioned EC Directives including their relevant revisions at the time of this declaration is are in conformity wi...

Page 93: ...y energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equip ment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Note Connecting this device to peripheral devices that do not comply with Class A requ...

Page 94: ...Appendix Conformity Declarations 94 CLIPSTER Hardware Guide Hardware Generation V Rohde Schwarz DVS GmbH ...

Page 95: ...ical data 77 closing of casing 62 color modes 34 COM port 40 composite sync 38 conformity declaration 92 connectors ATX connector panel 32 40 DVI 43 labeling 33 main connector panel 32 35 40 naming conventions 33 slot panels 32 41 USB 24 conventions naming of connectors 33 D data protection 54 DB 25 connector 86 declaration of conformity 18 92 Digital Audio Ch 1 8 36 85 86 87 Ch 9 16 36 digital vi...

Page 96: ...SD 25 LEDs alarm 24 75 DVD drive 24 LAN 24 SSD 23 system HDD 24 LTC In 36 Out 36 M main connector panel 32 35 40 maintenance 53 mirroring of ports 33 mixer control 37 mute 25 mute button 25 75 76 N naming conventions connectors 33 network 40 connection 24 40 connection status 24 notes important 17 O operation items 23 overheating 76 overview front 22 rear 31 P packing instructions 89 pin out 25 pi...

Page 97: ... SDI 33 39 signal distribution 34 SD SDI Out 1 37 SD SDI Out 2 37 shut down 50 shutting down 50 signal distribution SDI 34 single link 33 37 38 43 slot panel connectors 32 41 specification s 78 analog audio 86 SSD 25 54 SSD disk s 27 removal 58 replace 58 59 SSD LED 25 SSD LEDs 23 start 49 starting 49 status of hard disks 23 of network connection 24 stereoscopy 33 37 38 39 Sync Out 38 system HDD L...

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