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SRG-4500 User Guide (v7.0)

GPS Option • 143

c. The number of points to be checked depends on the GPS antenna system installed. Some systems may have 

addition components such as lighting protection, in line amplifiers, etc.

3. Are the connectors in good shape? Keep the following in mind:

a. Are all the connections in good shape - any corrosion or moisture inside? 
b. Is the outer jacket of the connector in good shape? Is there any fraying at the connector?
c. Are all connectors seated properly?

4. Is the GPS antenna connectors in good shape?

d. Are outside connectors protected from moisture ingest? 
e. Is the weather dome of the GPS antenna showing signs of cracking or other issues? 

Check the +5V Current Flow

To troubleshoot the voltage throughout your GPS setup:

1. Disconnect the GPS cable from the SRG-4500 rear panel.
2. Use a voltmeter to measure GPS connector center pin to outer shell. Keep the following in mind:

• If there is not +5V, this indicates that an over current event occurred in the antenna system. When an over 

current event occurs, it trips the circuit protection, which then requires a power cycle of the SRG-4500 to 

restore the +5V antenna supply. The SRG-4500 can 5V at 50mA.

• If this happens on a regular basis, it indicates that there is a fault in the antenna system (moisture in cable, 

faulty antenna, issue with any in-line amplifier that may be present, etc.).

3. If a 5V is not present:

a. Leave the GPS cable disconnected.
b. Power down the SRG-4500 for 30-60 seconds.
c. Power up the SRG-4500 .
d. Check if the +5V is now present on the frame GPS connector.
e. If so, problem is likely with the antenna system.

4. If 5V is present at the SRG-4500 rear panel, verify that +5V is also present at the GPS antenna:

a. Remove the cable from the GPS antenna, 
b. Use a voltmeter to check the FME plug from center pin to outer shell.
c. If +5V is not present, the problem may be with the cable or other components of the antenna system.
d. If +5V is present, the problem may be the GPS antenna. 

GbE / PTP

100-BaseT

GPS

1Hz

10MHz IN 10MHz WK/TTL1 WK/TTL2 6Hz/TTL3

DARS

AES 1

AES 2

BALANCED AUDIO/AES/LTC

COMPOSITE

BLACK 1

REF LOOP

TRI/BLACK 2

TRI/BLACK 3

TRI/BLACK 4

SDI 2 BLACK

SDI 1

SDI 1 BLACK

SDI 2

SDI 4 BLACK

SDI 3

SDI 3 BLACK

SDI 4

TNC Plug

SRG-4500

TNC Jack

SMB Jack

FME Plug

FME Jack

GPS Antenna

Check for the +5V

Check for the +5V

Check for the +5V

Summary of Contents for 4500DR-104-07

Page 1: ...SRG 4500 User Guide...

Page 2: ...eople that make things happen At Ross our employees are a special group Our employees truly care about doing a great job and delivering a high quality customer experience every day This code of ethics...

Page 3: ...hould not be construed as commitment by Ross Video Limited Ross Video Limited assumes no responsibility or liability for errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual Safety Notices Refer to t...

Page 4: ...ur products Company Address Ross Video Limited 8 John Street Iroquois Ontario Canada K0E 1K0 Ross Video Incorporated P O Box 880 Ogdensburg New York USA 13669 0880 General Business Office 1 613 652 48...

Page 5: ...Modules 19 Hardware Overview 21 Front Panel Overview 21 Rear Panel Overview 22 Physical Installation 25 Before You Begin 25 Static Discharge 25 Operating Environment Requirements 25 Unpacking 25 Acces...

Page 6: ...41 Front Panel Menu System 43 Navigating the Panel Menu System 43 Menu Map 44 Menu Tree 45 Audio Menus 46 Audio Channel 46 Tone Type 47 Spot Frequency 48 Gain 48 Interrupt 48 dBFS 48 Audio Type 48 Se...

Page 7: ...ght Saving 65 Country Code Description 66 StateCode Description 66 GPS DateTime UTC 66 NTP DateTime UTC 67 PTP Menu 68 Additional Information for the Summer Winter DST 69 Additional Information for th...

Page 8: ...is is PRIMARY so never poll 88 SNMP Menu 88 Option Enable Menu 88 Key 89 GPS Update NTP Update 89 Calibration Menu 89 Enable Adjustments 90 Oven Frequency 90 PAL IPSCH NTSC IPSCH 91 PAL HGenlockPoint...

Page 9: ...Views of Connectors 112 Characters for Use in Idents 113 Notes about Compatibility Characters 113 Characters Available for Idents 000 00F 113 Test Patterns 115 525i Test Patterns 115 625i Test Patter...

Page 10: ...ng 139 Signal Requirements 140 Required Time Corrections 140 System Noise Floor 140 Troubleshooting 140 Validating the License 142 Locking to GPS 142 Cabling 142 Check the 5V Current Flow 143 Antenna...

Page 11: ...SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0 Contents vii Important Information Regarding the use of Switch Cleaners 158 Warranty and Repair Policy 158 In Case of Problems 159 Glossary 161...

Page 12: ...viii Contents SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 13: ...e from an intersection list of the first 256 characters from Unicode and the allowable characters in XML 1 1 Test Patterns provides an overview of the test patterns available for the SRG 4500 Installi...

Page 14: ...ct your IT department before connecting to your facility network to ensure that there are no conflicts They will provide you with an appropriate value for the IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway for yo...

Page 15: ...on are enabled using special Option Keys These options are GPS 4500 NTP 4500 PTP 4500 UHD 4500 The connectors and associated hardware for these options will already be present the Option Keys simply e...

Page 16: ...the functionality of the SRG 4500 Central Timing Generator Figure 2 1 SRG 4500 Central Timing Generator Audio Generator Figure 2 2 SRG 4500 Audio Generator Central Timing Generator and UTC Time Refer...

Page 17: ...ttern Generator Blanking Generator Circle Generator Ident Generator OSD Menu Insert Audio Embed ATC Embed VITC Insert OSD Menu Insert Audio Embed ATC Embed VITC Insert 16 16 16 16 SDI 3 3G HD SD Black...

Page 18: ...r Time Winter Time Summer Time Winter Time Summer Time Winter Time Summer Time Winter Time Summer Time Winter Time 1 hour 1 hour SDI 2 TIMECODE SDI 2 Offset 1 hour 1 hour BLACK 1 TIMECODE Black 1 Offs...

Page 19: ...g Modules Figure 2 7 SRG 4500 Signal Processing Genlock Video Reference 12V Input 1Hz LTC Analog Audio AES DARS Pulses Word Clock 10MHz 10MHz In GPS Composite Color Black Tri Sync 3G HD SD SDI SRG 450...

Page 20: ...20 Before You Begin SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 21: ...3 Rotary Push Control Knob The Rotary Push control has two functions the rotary function is used to navigate up or down items in a menu or to cycle through a range of values relating to a menu item t...

Page 22: ...user configuration Refer to the chapter Technical Specifications on page 101 for additional information on power and environment requirements You need to provide two power connections for the two Powe...

Page 23: ...where broadcast and or multicast traffic is present it is important to limit the number of broadcast and or multicast messages that reach the 100Bast T port to a very low number This is normally conf...

Page 24: ...ted pattern and black in Standard Definition High Definition or 3G Video in any of the supported formats The signal format of the black output follows that of the Pattern output 19 SDI 4 and SDI 4 BLA...

Page 25: ...ised It is imperative that you ensure there is sufficient space all around the unit to allow the airflow to vent away any excess heat generated by the unit For More Information on environmental operat...

Page 26: ...tandards Cords for use in other areas are approved by at least one authority acceptable in the country to which the product is shipped Additional Software Options You can order the following software...

Page 27: ...uds are also provided for earth bonding the chassis if you so require Your SRG 4500 includes the N 1 power option PS 4500 you need to provide two power connections For full power security these should...

Page 28: ...it to the AC power source Connecting a live power cable causes the SRG 4500 to power on Table 4 1 AC Line Power Requirements Parameters Description Line Voltage Range 120 230V Line Frequency 50 60Hz...

Page 29: ...ory a simple check for presence or absence of a signal will suffice For More Information on the configurable menus and fields for the SRG 4500 refer to the chapter DashBoard Interface Overview on page...

Page 30: ...factory default condition i e all video outputs will have a pattern selected that is relevant to the format of the output all of the audio channels will be configured for 1kHz Tone and Silence etc Add...

Page 31: ...Tri Level Sync Outputs The Tri Black 2 3 4 outputs can be configured to produce either traditional bi level Color Black i e PAL NTSC or Tri Level syncs Bi Level Color Black is always available Tri Le...

Page 32: ...n the SDI outputs are arranged as 8 stereo pairs on each video output SDI 1 Pattern 01 16 SDI 1 Black 01 16 SDI 2 Pattern 01 16 SDI 2 Black 01 16 From the Top Level menu 1 Select Audio 2 Select SDI 1...

Page 33: ...ngly 7 Repeat steps 3 6 for menu selection Audio AES1 Right Audio 02 and breakout connection AES Audio Channel 02 8 Repeat steps 3 6 for menu selections Audio AES 2 6 Left Right Audio 03 12 and breako...

Page 34: ...ystem related setup screens This procedure will acquaint the user with the available options Refer to Figure 2 6 for a functional diagram of the Timecode system The following Timecode menu screens are...

Page 35: ...OOP input BNC connector Terminate the unused REF LOOP connector with a 75ohm termination 7 Check that Lock Status confirms the instrument is locked If a valid signal has been connected Lock Status wil...

Page 36: ...multifunction sub module 18 Select 10MHz Mode to select the source of a 10MHz reference 19 Return to the Top Level menu using the Back button Network Settings The Network menu can be reached via the S...

Page 37: ...the initial installation of your SRG 4500 namely Mains Power Time Date DST etc Video and Audio outputs References Genlock 10MHz GPS NTP etc Network Connection to ACO 4500 Changeover unit Refer to the...

Page 38: ...38 Functional Check Procedures SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 39: ...Ensure that you are running DashBoard software version 8 3 0 or higher 2 Launch DashBoard by double clicking its icon on your computer desktop Enabling a Connection in DashBoard When you establish a...

Page 40: ...erfaces in DashBoard 1 In the Basic Tree View of DashBoard locate the SRG 4500 node 2 Expand the SRG 4500 node 3 Double click a sub node to display the SRG 4500 interface in the right pane of the Dash...

Page 41: ...typical television engineering installation The SRG 4500 can be configured in a number of ways Free Run or Genlock Time Lock to a selection of sources Configurable Video Outputs Format Ident Timecode...

Page 42: ...42 Getting Started SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 43: ...e Ross logo In this display of time the additional status information is Device Name GPS NTP Status Current Date Current Time SRG 4500 IP Address when connected Lock Status Software version number Fig...

Page 44: ...PGTime 00 SPGTime 00 Format Fixed by Video 59 94 Hz Unlock Mode Ref Status Unlock Status Internal Lock SDI Black 1 Locked Internal Lock 1080 PsF 23 98Hz Lock Status Internal Lock Network Configuration...

Page 45: ...video channel menus and 20 time menus Figure 7 4 SRG 4500 Menu Tree Diagrammatic Time Screen Audio Menu Video Menu Timecode Menu Genlock Menu System Setup Menu IP Address Subnet Mask MAC Address Optio...

Page 46: ...some circumstances channels are grouped in pairs or larger formations When this occurs associated menu selections are unavailable and menu information is substituted Glits groups channels in pairs Bl...

Page 47: ...I1 Pattern Left Audio 01 SDI1 Pattern Right Audio 02 SDI1 Black Left Audio 05 SDI1 Black Right Audio 06 Audio AES6 Left Audio 11 Audio AES6 Right Audio 12 Audio Analog1 Left Audio 01 Audio Analog1 Rig...

Page 48: ...eft channels Glits also uses the associated even right channel in the pair to create a stereo audio identification sequence Blits can only be selected on channel 01 Blits also uses the next five chann...

Page 49: ...Fr 0 V 0000 H 0000 Sc 0000 Fr 0 V 0000 H 0000 Sc 0000 Fr 0 V 0000 H 0000 Sc 0000 V 0000 H 0000 Pattern Number nnn nnn Description ID Memory n n Character n mm yyy n mm yyy Description ID Vertical Pos...

Page 50: ...3 output Tri Black 4 for Tri Black 4 output Pattern OSD On Black OSD Off Number of OSD Rows 6 6 OSDEvent Warning Off Off Pattern Embedder Off Black Embedder Off Pattern ToneSil Tone Black ToneSil Ton...

Page 51: ...k because it always mirrors the Composite 1 output format Each of the three Tri Black outputs can be simultaneously outputting formats differing again from those on the pattern outputs So the SRG 4500...

Page 52: ...sented as a large number This large number will vary depending on the selected format In the bottom line the timing offset is decoded into picture offsets expressed as Frame and Sub carrier offsets on...

Page 53: ...menu triplet allows the user to select and edit the ID Text Image for the video output they are operating on ID Text Image is selectable on SDI 1 output SDI 2 output SDI 3 output SDI 4 output and Comp...

Page 54: ...within the picture area ID Character Size This menu item allows the user to select the size of the text in the ID Text box for the video output they are operating on The options in the field are 1 thr...

Page 55: ...ity in the field can be selected to be 0 ID off completely through 100 white text on a black background in 16 steps Animated The Animated mode can be useful to indicate the video is live When Black is...

Page 56: ...igured to be the first half of a SDI Dual Link interface together with the SDI Black output see below Black Output This menu item allows the user to control the SDI Black output The SDI Black output c...

Page 57: ...haracter to the right of the frames units number This is a field frame marker In interlaced video formats the top left block appears in the first field the bottom right block appears in the second fie...

Page 58: ...ifferent in SD SDI and HD SDI The SD SDI inserter can insert VITC into appropriate lines in the SD SDI video The options are different in NTSC and PAL see SMPTE 266M 2002 NTSC options in the field are...

Page 59: ...t appear on the selected video output On F1L7 F1L10 appears on the selected video output No S318M This menu line appears on the Composite menu NTSC version to indicate that the S318M ident signal is n...

Page 60: ...able NTP timeserver via the Ethernet interface Figure 7 10 Time Menu Example SPG Time Figure 7 11 Time Menu Example All UTC Date Time Hours Offset ID Memory Mes Offset SPGTime 00 SPGTime 00 1 Offset S...

Page 61: ...ich TC events occur The inter relationships between the times and timecode is fixed Only the offsets and TC events affect the times for each timecode For More Information on the timecode system workfl...

Page 62: ...recommend its use in all vehicle installations where power may switch on and off regularly Several menu lines are identical between menu screens Where possible to avoid obvious repetition in the defi...

Page 63: ...ning Time This menu item displays the current time on the selected Video Output or LTC Timecode channel or the SPG Time or UTC DateTime menus This time display includes any offset that has already bee...

Page 64: ...lly adjustable from 12 to 12 The minutes sub field is only adjustable in 15 minute intervals this is because the smallest defined increment in the list of global time zones is 15 minutes These sub fie...

Page 65: ...lly adjust at the time and date set in the Leap Second Event UTC menu If the menu line Leap Second is set to Auto from GPS the time and date of the event is automatically determined via the GPS connec...

Page 66: ...er your country code as this informs the SRG 4500 of its location in either the Northern or Southern hemisphere The menus adjust to the location information The Country Code and State Code definitions...

Page 67: ...f or whether a solution is being searched for When an NTP solution has been found the current time and date are displayed from the user defined NTP server NTP periodically provides time synchronizatio...

Page 68: ...PTP System is Off PTP Follower is Multicast PTP Follower is Mixed Mode This is a PTP GrandMaster PTP IP Address Sets the required IP Address for the GbE PTP Ethernet port PTP Sub Mask Sets the requir...

Page 69: ...daylight saving time are dictated well in advance and by using the Country Code in the UTC DateTime menu these dates are automatically implemented As an example In the United Kingdom Daylight Saving T...

Page 70: ...he insertion of a Leap Second whenever the difference between UTC and UT1 approaches 0 6 s to keep the difference between UTC and UT1 from exceeding 0 9 s IERS publishes announcements every six months...

Page 71: ...for instance at 02 00 00 UTC the following morning Only the date and hour at which the Leap Second occurs is programmable These dates are input as UTC so you may have to take account of your time zon...

Page 72: ...ined by the external oscillator Genlock to a reference from GPS with the 10MHz internal oscillator being disciplined by the GPS system When locked to a Composite video signal the lock will be frequenc...

Page 73: ...conds or so At other times especially when a PAL reference is four fields removed from the required lock point the process to complete the full Genlock process may take as long as 15 seconds Figure 7...

Page 74: ...displays while the SRG 4500 is actively Genlocking to the external Genlock video reference Locked displays when the SRG 4500 has successfully Genlocked to the external Genlock video reference Locked...

Page 75: ...e SRG 4500 is actively Genlocking to the VITC signal tLocked to VITC appears when the SRG 4500 has successfully Genlocked to the VITC signal If you have more than 1 valid Genlock reference source avai...

Page 76: ...s appear as PSU turned on nnnnnn times PSU on for hhhhhh ddd hours The sub field nnnnnn is a numerical count of the number of times the respective PSU has been power cycled The sub field hhhhhh ddd is...

Page 77: ...rm1 Event Power On EventNewMaxTempAlarm2 EventWatchdogReturn EventNewMaxTempAlarm3 EventLVDReturn EventNewMaxTempAlarm4 EventPowerOff EventNewMaxTempAlarm5 EventLVDEvent EventNewMaxTempAlarm6 EvetnSet...

Page 78: ...xx ata The sub field 0x00200000 is the load address The sub field vxx_xxx is the version number Updates of this file may be uploaded via the Ethernet interface Refer to the section Software Upgrades o...

Page 79: ...em Access to this report will only be possible if the GPS option has been installed and enabled The information that appears in this report consists of a list of detected satellite vehicles SV and the...

Page 80: ...ry and Backup The SRG 4500 can be installed with a partner SRG 4500 and an ACO 4500 In this configuration one of the SRG 4500 is defined as PRIMARY and the other as BACKUP This menu row item allows th...

Page 81: ...s active If the Time is SPG Time the digits are separated by e g 09 34 05 10 Note that SPG time does not include DST changes If the selected time is drop frame the digits are separated by e g 09 34 05...

Page 82: ...Right Analog Audio Network Menu Figure 7 24 provides an example of the Network menu Figure 7 24 Network Menu Example When the NTP option is not enabled the line appears as NTP Option not enabled The...

Page 83: ...changed the MAC address is stored in a hardware device and is unique to each SRG 4500 and is also used to provide unique update keys when enabling options within the unit Other Menus These menu lines...

Page 84: ...ting To change the settings 1 Press the rotary control to advance through each sub field 2 Turn the rotary control to change the value of the currently selected sub field Poll Server This menu line al...

Page 85: ...ime Uncertainty nnnnms reports the average variation in successive NTP replies Server Mode An example of NTP Server Mode menu is below Figure 7 27 NTP Server Menu Example Serve NTP if No GPS This menu...

Page 86: ...visual indication of which character is active The options in the field yyy are any valid alpha numeric character from the following space Numeric 0123456789 Uppercase ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Lower...

Page 87: ...ngeover pair When enabled Yes is selected automatic polling occurs every 10 seconds by default or a user set value up to a maximum of 240 seconds When No is selected the user can effect a manual poll...

Page 88: ...f the Primary unit Completed Polls blank The field is blank if the previous line regarding the Polling Interval is set for Never SNMP Menu The SNMP Menu appears below Figure 7 30 SNMP Menu Example The...

Page 89: ...aracter groups will be separated by The Timeable Black TB Option is always enabled is not changeable and will always contain character groups separated by These menu options are always set to No upon...

Page 90: ...Yes Calibration is enabled The user is able to change any of the preset values Oven Frequency This menu line allows the user to adjust the frequency of the internal 10MHz oscillator When the SRG 4500...

Page 91: ...ser to adjust the Sc H settings relating to the video outputs Specialized equipment is required in order for these settings to be determined Therefore no specific adjustment details will be outlined h...

Page 92: ...92 Front Panel Menu System SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 93: ...to the rack unit ears to ensure the front faceplate is securely affixed to the main chassis If you are replacing the PS 4500 in the right slot proceed to Removing the Failed PS 4500 Notice Observe al...

Page 94: ...e left side of the PS 4500 module and the four screw holes on the PSU faceplate align with the four screw holes on the PS 4500 module Figure 8 2 Rotating the PS 4500 PSU Faceplate 5 Affix the PSU face...

Page 95: ...over the power supplies 2 Secure the faceplate on the main chassis Software Upgrades This upgrade procedure applies to SRG 4500 systems where an Ethernet connection is installed It outlines the steps...

Page 96: ...t found a Check again that all connections have been made b Verify that the IP Address and IP Mask values were entered correctly in 2 c Power off the SRG 4500 d Repeat steps 1 to 3 5 If the SRG 4500 s...

Page 97: ...e the SRG 4500 10 Verify the software version of the SRG 4500 in DashBoard as follows a Launch the DashBoard client software on your PC b Locate the SRG 4500 in the Basic Tree View in DashBoard c Expa...

Page 98: ...riginal packaging is unfit for use or is not available you will need to repackage the instrument with suitable materials For both scenarios use any applicable steps in the following guidelines 1 Obtai...

Page 99: ...any package that consists of improper or inadequate packaging materials or is not accompanied by suitably accurate documentation If the SRG 4500 has been damaged in transit Ross Video will determine w...

Page 100: ...100 Troubleshooting SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 101: ...in the operating limits described in the section Frequency Reference Inputs on page 102 The SRG 4500 must have a warm up period of at least 20 minutes The SRG 4500 must have been calibrated and adjust...

Page 102: ...Input Connector Type 1 x 50ohm SMB Jack terminating Input Return Loss 8dB 1575MHz Antenna Voltage 5 0V 5 Sourced by the SRG 4500 Antenna Current Internally limited to 50mA Sourced by the SRG 4500 Typ...

Page 103: ...4 Output Output Impedance 75ohm Return Loss 30dB to 5MHz Formats NTSC M with Setup SMPTE 170M Refer to Table 9 7 NTSC J no Setup SMPTE 170M PAL CCIR 656 ITU R BT 1700 1 PAL B Tri sync SMPTE 274M Tri...

Page 104: ...ey are fully blanked in this SRG 4500 Field 2 lines 311 336 inclusive are blanked i e there is no pattern information but there may be VITC etc SDI Output NTSC M NTSC J SMPTE 125M says 1 20 inclusive...

Page 105: ...Gbps 1 74 25MHz Resolution 3Gbps 1 148 50HMz Embedded Audio 270Mbps Number of channels 4 SDI 20bit audio 1 5Gbps Number of channels 16 SDI 24bit audio 3Gbps Number of channels 16 SDI 24bit audio Frequ...

Page 106: ...uency 1Hz 20KHz Steps of 1Hz Amplitude Silence and 78dBFS to 0dBFS 1dB resolution Pre emphasis None Interruption Programmable 1 second 3 second EBU TECH 3304 Glits Blits Quantized Resolution 24bits Ta...

Page 107: ...ters Frequency 1Hz to 20KHz Steps of 1Hz Amplitude Silence and 60dBm to 18dBm 1dB resolution Interruption Programmable 1 second 3 second EBU TECH 3304 Glits Blits Harmonic Distortion 50dB Measured at...

Page 108: ...Category Performance Requirement Notes Output Connector Type 3 x BNC Output Impedance and Required Termination 75ohm Signal Amplitude 3 3V 10 CMOS compatible Rise and Fall Time 5ns Rise Fall 44ns 10...

Page 109: ...901 SNMPv2c 2030 SNTP Internet Protocol Version IPv4 Profiles Supported ST2059 2 AES67 IEEE1588 Version 2 PTP Version 1 is not supported Operating Modes 1 x PTP master or PTP Follower Maximum Message...

Page 110: ...eight 43 5mm 1 71 Width 482 5mm 19 00 Depth 405mm 15 96 Net Weight 5 85kg 12 9lb Table 9 19 Technical Specifications Environment Category Performance Requirement Temperature Operating 0 C to 40 C Non...

Page 111: ...the Audio AES LTC connector Looking at the rear of the unit the bottom row includes the Odd numbered pins e g LTC2 and the top row includes the even numbered pins e g LTC2 For More Information on the...

Page 112: ...are Molex Micro Clasp 2mm series 26 AUD1 Left 27 AUD2 Right 28 AUD2 Right 29 Ground 30 Ground Figure 10 1 Chassis Connectors Molex 55959 3030 Figure 10 2 Mating Connectors Molex 51353 3000 Table 10 1...

Page 113: ...FDD0 xFDDF x1FFFE x1FFFF x2FFFE x2FFFF x3FFFE x3FFFF x4FFFE x4FFFF x5FFFE x5FFFF x6FFFE x6FFFF x7FFFE x7FFFF x8FFFE x8FFFF x9FFFE x9FFFF xAFFFE xAFFFF xBFFFE xBFFFF xCFFFE xCFFFF xDFFFE xDFFFF xEFFFE...

Page 114: ...Idents SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0 7 7 G W g w 8 8 H X h x 9 9 I Y i y A J Z j z B K k C L l D M m E N n F O _ o Table 11 1 Available Characters for Idents 000 007 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 00...

Page 115: ...3Black 8 multiburst_half_mono 40 rp219_001_p2white075_p3Black 9 multiburst_Half_Luma_Full_Chro 41 rp219_002_p2nI_p3Black 10 multiburst_half_color 42 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 sweep_full_mono 43 16x12hard...

Page 116: ...2_p2nI_p3Black 10 EBU3305 48 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 Pulses 49 16x12hardgrille_blacksquare 12 full_frame_picture_type1 50 16x12softgrille_blacksquare 13 full_frame_picture_type2 51 16x12hardgrille_whit...

Page 117: ...p2nI_p3Black 10 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 16x9hardgrille_blacksquare 12 16x9softgrille_blacksquare 13 16x9hardgrille_white050square 14 16x9softgrille_white050square 15 bar100_9 16 bar100_9_red100 17 bar1...

Page 118: ...p2nI_p3Black 10 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 16x9hardgrille_blacksquare 12 16x9softgrille_blacksquare 13 16x9hardgrille_white050square 14 16x9softgrille_white050square 15 bar100_9 16 bar100_9_red100 17 bar1...

Page 119: ...01_p2white075_p3Black 9 rp219_002_p2nI_p3Black 10 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 16x9hardgrille_blacksquare 12 16x9softgrille_blacksquare 13 16x9hardgrille_white050square 14 16x9softgrille_white050square 15 b...

Page 120: ...hite075_p3Black 9 rp219_002_p2nI_p3Black 10 rp219_003_p2pI_p3pQ 11 16x9hardgrille_blacksquare 12 16x9softgrille_blacksquare 13 16x9hardgrille_white050square 14 16x9softgrille_white050square 15 bar100_...

Page 121: ...e 13 16x9hardgrille_white050square 14 bar100_9 15 bar100_8 16 bar095_9 17 bar095_8 18 bar075_9 19 bar075_8 20 barebu_9 21 barebu_8 22 Pluge 23 multi burst_full_mono 24 multiburst_half_mono 25 multibur...

Page 122: ...10 bar075_9 11 bar075_8 12 barebu_9 13 barebu_8 14 multi burst_full_mono 15 multiburst_half_mono 16 multiburst_Half_Luma_Full Chro 17 multiburst_Half_Luma_Half Chro 18 sweep_full_mono 19 sweep_full_mo...

Page 123: ...f any items are missing or damaged contact your sales representative or Ross Video directly Required Equipment Table 13 1 summarizes the items that are required Installing the Breakout PCB on the Rack...

Page 124: ...ition the Breakout PCB and Tray behind the SRG 4500 in the rack frame Figure 13 2 while ensuring to position the Breakout PCB so that its white 30 pin connector is aligned with the SRG 4500 rear panel...

Page 125: ...minal blocks with removable connectors that provides access to the AES DARS and Analog Audio connections This section outlines the pinout designations and how to wire the 3 pin connectors Figure 13 4...

Page 126: ...or the Breakout PCB 3 pin Connectors 2 Use a tweaker screwdriver to tighten the corresponding capture screw 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each wire on each connector 4 Once the cables are wired to the co...

Page 127: ...on Video Menus on page 48 Before You Begin Keep the following in mind When selecting a 4K format Quad or 2SI on SDI OUT 1 the format selected is then automatically selected on SDI OUT 2 so there is no...

Page 128: ...128 4K UHD BNC Connections SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 129: ...Protocol SNTP service operating as either a client or as a primary server SNTP is a subset of NTP per RFC5905 SNTP allows operation as a primary master locked to a single reference clock or as a clie...

Page 130: ...by a number of Stratum 2 servers Optionally the SRG 4500 can be set to client mode allowing the unit to get its clock time from a single upstream server For More Information on SNTP and NTP refer to R...

Page 131: ...4500 should not need to re check the NTP time unless a crash lock has been forced by the phase locking arrangement Simplified NTP Flowcharts No frequency or phase can be accurately inferred from the...

Page 132: ...rections Offset SRG 4500 Update 1 Earth Speed Drift in one day 1ms Leap second corrections are made approximately every 18 months as determined by International Earth Rotation Service IERS 2 Local Tim...

Page 133: ...ng Make sure to choose a lightning protector with DC pass and suitable for the GPS frequency range 1 575GHz with low attenuation Notes on Installing an Antenna Keep the following in mind before instal...

Page 134: ...p Figure 16 1 Antenna Cap Location of Nut and Washer Table 16 1 Recommended Cables Cable Signal Attenuation Outer Diameter DC Resistance Bending Radius Operating Temperature RG58 Black PVC or LBC LMR1...

Page 135: ...er and nut 5 Use the washer and nut to affix the antenna cap to the surface Figure 16 4 Securing the Antenna Cap Connecting the SRG 4500 to the GPS Antenna There are two methods of connecting the SRG...

Page 136: ...to determine all of the unintended signals and their possible levels that can be presented and make sure the external Line Amplifier will not be driven into compression If this were to happen the GPS...

Page 137: ...apter Cable 5in 130mm TNC Jack SMB Jack GPS LINE AMPLIFIER GbE PTP 100 BaseT GPS 1Hz 10MHz IN 10MHz WK TTL1 WK TTL2 6Hz TTL3 DARS AES 1 AES 2 BALANCED AUDIO AES LTC COMPOSITE BLACK 1 REF LOOP TRI BLAC...

Page 138: ...Clear 25Hz Lock Clear 29 97Hz Lock Clear 30Hz Lock YES Search for GPS Frequency Is the Error 1ppm YES NO Is the Error 0 1ppm YES NO Set TLock Set TiLock FrameCount 25Hz Phase Lock Point YES NO FrameCo...

Page 139: ...the free running oven frequency of the SRG 4500 will be very small When an unlocked condition is detected the SRG 4500 software will smoothly revert to the stored free running oven frequency The numb...

Page 140: ...d the appropriate time offset and provide corrected local time Table 16 3 contains a list of the various corrections which need to be made by the SRG 4500 System Noise Floor As mentioned earlier the S...

Page 141: ...eck hardware setup Confirm configuration Install the license key Wait 12 5 minutes No Is the Genlock mode set to GPS Yes Set mode to GPS No Has enough time passed to acquire a lock Yes Yes No Is the G...

Page 142: ...it long frame 30 seconds made up of five sub frames with each sub frame being 30 bits long Sub frames 4 and 5 are repeated 25 times each so that a complete message will require the transmission of 25...

Page 143: ...ich then requires a power cycle of the SRG 4500 to restore the 5V antenna supply The SRG 4500 can supply 5V at 50mA If this happens on a regular basis it indicates that there is a fault in the antenna...

Page 144: ...s are at 130dBm and lower If signals higher than this are presented to the receiver it can be overwhelmed The SRG 4500 can reject CW in band jamming signals but would still be affected by non CW signa...

Page 145: ...engine can be set as a PTP Grandmaster source or set as a PTP Follower to lock the SRG 4500 to a remote PTP Grandmaster The basic operating mode of the SRG 4500 is set in the Genlock Select menu When...

Page 146: ...s PTP Grandmaster Selection In a PTP network all the masters on the network are evaluated by the Best Master Clock Algorithm BMCA The BMCA elects which device will act as the clock Master for a given...

Page 147: ...Values when SMPTE 2059 2015 selected Default Domain Number Default value 127 Configurable range 0 to 127 Default is 127 Recommend NOT 127 nor 0 Domain is not reset via profile loading Announce Interva...

Page 148: ...yed only details can be displayed when the Detail View box is selected When a profile is selected all settings associated with that profile are automatically set according to the SMPTE and AES recomme...

Page 149: ...omes the best BMCA Grandmaster it resumes sending all messages 9 Use the Domain menu to select value for the Domain Range 0 127 10 Use the Priority 1 menu to select value for Priority 1 Range 0 255 11...

Page 150: ...ng 23 97Hz 24000 1001 24Hz 24000 1000 25Hz 25000 1000 29 97Hz 30000 1001 30Hz 30000 1000 50Hz 50000 1000 59 94Hz 60000 1001 60Hz 60000 1000 Advertise Use Drop Frame Check box ON OFF Advertise Use Colo...

Page 151: ...rofile is selected all settings associated with that profile are automatically set according to the SMPTE and AES recommendations To display the PTP Follower options in DashBoard 1 Navigate to the Slo...

Page 152: ...status from Red Serious Yellow Average and Green OK Detailed View Options If the Detailed View box is selected the following additional options are displayed in DashBoard Domain Select a value for Dom...

Page 153: ...ck Class Clock Offset Displays Clock Offset Clock log Variance Displays Clock log variance Clock Offset from PTP reference Clock offset from PTP reference Troubleshooting You can choose to create a lo...

Page 154: ...154 PTP Option SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 155: ...burst immunity IEC61000 4 5 Power line surge immunity IEC61000 4 6 Conducted RF immunity IEC61000 4 11 Voltage dips and interruptions immunity EN55103 2 Annex A Radiated magnetic field immunity EN610...

Page 156: ...rated Pollution Degree 2 Normally only dry non conductive pollution occurs Occasionally a temporary conductivity that is caused by condensation must be expected This location is a typical office home...

Page 157: ...f the exterior surfaces or controls of the instrument require further cleaning use a dry lint free cloth or a soft bristle brush If dirt remains use a cloth or swab dampened with a 75 isopropyl alcoho...

Page 158: ...med only in a static safe environment i e at a suitably configured ESD Workstation Always use a Static Grounding Wrist Strap connected to the ESD Workstation mat while servicing the product To avoid e...

Page 159: ...ve will automatically void the warranty Please contact Ross Video Technical Support for more information In Case of Problems Should any problem arise with your SRG 4500 contact the Ross Video Technica...

Page 160: ...160 Service Information SRG 4500 User Guide v7 0...

Page 161: ...eplerian like parameters with corrections that account for the perturbations to the orbit caused by the earth s gravitational field and other forces Epoch is an instant of time or a date from which va...

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