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AirCleaner-2 User Manual (v01) — Document Information • vii

Summary of Contents for AirCleaner-2

Page 1: ...AirCleaner 2 User Manual v01...

Page 2: ...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 hangs on the wall of all Ross...

Page 3: ...ks ZeniMax and related logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc in the U S and or other countries Developed in association with Splash Damage Ltd Splash Damage and the Splash...

Page 4: ...uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment i...

Page 5: ...e designed operators and maintenance personnel can be exposed to electrical shock hazard when protective covers are removed for maintenance or the installation of options With this caution in mind eac...

Page 6: ...AC power applied Physical contact with these electric currents and voltages is extremely dangerous and may result in severe physical injury or death Only qualified service personnel should remove thes...

Page 7: ...echnical support are provided directly by Ross Video personnel During business hours eastern standard time technical support personnel are available by telephone Outside of normal business hours and o...

Page 8: ...e 21 To Set the Video Format from DashBoard 21 To Set the Video Reference Type 22 To Adjust Video Timing 22 Screeners 23 To Set the Number of Screeners 23 Delays and Offsets 24 To Configure the Delay...

Page 9: ...a User Profile from DashBoard 36 To Save a Setup 36 To Load a User Profile from DashBoard 36 To Load a Setup 37 Network Setup 38 To Set the IP Address 38 Software Options 39 To Add Software Licences 3...

Page 10: ...40s 80s Model A 20s 80s 160s Model B 45s 180s 360s Model C Options All AirCleaner models support the Redundant Power Panic Button Control Panel and Panel Button Y Cable options Redundant Power Supply...

Page 11: ...es for each of the two Panic Button Control Panels are connected to the Y cable Panic Button Control Panel Y Cable AirCleaner can be operated in a two screener mode that requires a second Panic Button...

Page 12: ...deo delay to compensate for timing or synchronization errors in the incoming audio video feed Theory of Operation The basic operation of AirCleaner is described below Only the video pathway is describ...

Page 13: ...panic button and holds it Since the Reaction Time for this screener is set for 2 00 seconds the button trigger is advanced forward in time and is marked in the video one second before the violation Ti...

Page 14: ...ime defocus engine or aux in video feed Time 43 00 After twenty three more seconds the violation is near the end of the video pipeline delay The first frame that was marked as the start of the violati...

Page 15: ...econds of video have been defocussed or replaced and fed out the PGM OUT Time 51 00 One second later the first non violation frame arrives at the trigger point However the panic button release marker...

Page 16: ...ideo feed has been cut out or the real time defocus engine has been removed from the video pathway The video output now shows the normal unprocessed video The 40 seconds video delay is still applied 1...

Page 17: ...u system to prevent the accidental selection or change of parameters using the knobs The menu lock only turns off the functionality of the knobs and does not prevent changes from other menu interfaces...

Page 18: ...cal user interface to many of the AirCleaner 2 settings Along the top of the menu are listed to the model and software firmware versions installed on the system Buttons Node The Buttons node provides...

Page 19: ...or is hidden HIDE Control Chassis BYPASS Control Select whether a panic button must be clicked and held Press HOLD or clicked on and off again Toggle ON OFF Conceal Button Mode Select whether the rea...

Page 20: ...5 In the Port field enter 5254 6 Click Finish The server appears in the Tree View 20 DashBoard Interface AirCleaner 2 User Manual v01...

Page 21: ...y reference signal PGM Input audio video outputs are locked to the SDI video signal present on the PGM IN BNC AUX Video In audio video outputs are locked to the SDI video signal present on the AUX IN...

Page 22: ...NC 4 Use the SELECT knob to select Save Changes and press the SET knob to select OK To Adjust Video Timing You can adjust the timing of the output video for both the PGM OUT and TAP OUT 1 From the Mai...

Page 23: ...upported All screeners share the total delay time provided by the system 1 Use the SELECT knob to select Screeners 2 Use the SET to select the number of screeners One the total program delay is applie...

Page 24: ...two screeners Screener 1 monitors the incoming audio video and screener 2 monitors the audio video output from the TAP OUT BNC 4 In the Total PROGRAM Delay area enter the amount of delay you want to...

Page 25: ...total program delay is set below 10 seconds To Set the PGM Audio Offset This adjusts the offset applied to the audio relative to video in tenths of a second to correct synchronization errors 1 Use th...

Page 26: ...eaction time there are pitfalls of doing so A very large reaction time can cause the violation trigger to be advance so far ahead of the actual violation that a large amount of non violation content w...

Page 27: ...is released This works in the same way as the Video and Audio Reaction Time to back time the button release to compensate for the time it takes the screener to see or hear the end of a violation and...

Page 28: ...that the audio and video delays are applied to AUX IN the safe video feed that the system switches to when the video panic button is pressed The system can be set to use a defocus instead of the aux v...

Page 29: ...e video format of all the video inputs and outputs of the system 1 From the Main Menu use the SELECT knob to select Options Menu and press the SET knob 2 Use the SELECT knob to select Video Format 3 U...

Page 30: ...ow A 3 5mm female stereo jack STEREO ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT provides monitoring of analog audio output You can monitor any stereo pair from the PGM OUT audio output The output level is 0dBmV The Analog A...

Page 31: ...TASCAM Digital audio input SDI Embedded the embedded audio in the AUX IN SDI video signal on the AUX IN BNC 4 Use the SELECT knob to select Save Changes and press the SET knob to select OK To Configu...

Page 32: ...knob to select whether the audio is embedded in the PGM and TAP SDI outputs ON or not OFF 4 Use the SELECT knob to select Save Changes and press the SET knob to select OK 32 Audio Setup AirCleaner 2 U...

Page 33: ...Tip To help determine the amount of defocus you need feed sample video through the system and press the video panic button While holding the video panic button you can adjust the amount of defocus 5 D...

Page 34: ...gger point 5 Luma Matte Only Use the SELECT knob to select Luma Matte Level a Use the SET knob to select the amount of luma matte to apply 0 to 100 Tip To help determine the amount of luma matte you n...

Page 35: ...The audio panic settings tell the system how to react when the audio panic button is pressed 1 Use the SELECT knob to select On Audio Trigger 2 Use the SET knob to select how the system reacts to an a...

Page 36: ...Setup X that you want to save the profile to 4 Click Save Profile to save the profile To Save a Setup Save the current configuration of the system to a user memory register 1 From the Main Menu use th...

Page 37: ...a Setup Load a setup from a user memory register The current configuration is lost 1 From the Main Menu use the SELECT knob to select User Memory Menu and press the SET knob 2 Use the SELECT knob to s...

Page 38: ...click Settings 2 Click System 3 In the Main Chassis Ethernet TCP IPV4 area enter the new network setting for your system Important If you change the IP address of the system you will have to create a...

Page 39: ...ou can also email solutions rossvideo com or call 1 613 652 4886 for sales options 2 From the DashBoard tree view for the AirCleaner 2 expand the Abekas node and double click Settings 3 Click Licensin...

Page 40: ...hes will occur To Bypass AirCleaner The system can be set into bypass mode for maintenance or troubleshooting Swing the clear plastic cover over the MANUAL BYPASS button up and press the red button Th...

Page 41: ...buttons at the same time and release them The top line of the display shows the model and delay cache of the system and the second line of the display show the current version of software To Factory...

Page 42: ...2 expand the Abekas node and double click Settings 3 Click System 4 In the Software Update area click Select Update File 5 On the Select file for upload to Abekas dialog box click Files of Type and s...

Page 43: ...an operational temperature range of 20 35 C 68 95 F and a non condensing humidity range of 20 80 Note Operator is responsible for providing sufficient ventilation to maintain surface temperature belo...

Page 44: ...ny stereo pair input or output Analog Audio Monitoring Output Power Rating Input AC Power Requirement 100 to 240VAC 8 to 4A 47 to 63Hz 500W Max auto sensing power inputs GPI Port The GPI port on the b...

Page 45: ...nd 9 Pins 5 Bypass Button and 1 Tally 1 are tied to the Manual Bypass button on the front of the AirCleaner chassis and can be used to locate the functionality of this button remotely AirCleaner 2 Use...

Page 46: ...ashBoard 39 Live Audio Input 30 Live Video Input 28 Lock Menu 17 M Maintenance 40 Manual Bypass 40 Menu Lock 17 Menu System 17 Models 10 N Network Connections 38 O Operating Temperature 43 Operation 1...

Page 47: ...V Video Connections 28 Video Reaction Time 26 Video Settings in DashBoard 21 28 Violations 33 AirCleaner 2 User Manual v01 Index 47...

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