NK-RP1 Series User Guide
Page 1: ...NK RP1 Series 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: ...is manual is furnished for informational use only It is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as commitment by Ross Video Limited Ross Video Limited assumes no responsibility or...
Page 4: ...Radiocommunications Act 1992 and Radiocommunications Labeling Electromagnetic Compatibility Notice 2008 Korea This equipment is in compliance with the provisions established under the Radio Waves Act...
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Page 7: ...Mounting Requirements 15 Connecting to a Power Source 15 Powering Routers and Devices from the NK RP1 Series 16 Ross NK Devices with a DB9 Connector 16 Ross NK Devices with a Neutrik speakON Connecto...
Page 8: ...ii Contents NK RP1 Series User Guide v2 0...
Page 9: ...ection Contacting Technical Support on page 1 10 Our technical staff is always available for consultation training or service Related Publications It is recommended to consult the following Ross docum...
Page 10: ...occur help is as close as the nearest telephone Our 24 hour Hot Line service ensures you have access to technical expertise around the clock After sales service and technical support is provided direc...
Page 11: ...er levels The NK RP1 PN comes pre installed with two NK RP1 NEG option cards to provide both a positive and negative power rail Features The NK RP1 Series includes the following features Provides up t...
Page 12: ...enix Connectors The Phoenix connectors provide redundant power to up to four Ross routers or devices 4 PSU A Socket This connector is designated as the AC connector for the first power supply Internal...
Page 13: ...41 48 49 56 57 64 1 8 9 16 17 24 25 32 RCP NK1 Remote Control Panel T BUS NK IPS Network Bridge ETHERNET POWER Service Port T BUS NK RP1 Redundant Power Supply PSU B PSU A Alarm GPI COM2 NK 3G 16 16x...
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Page 15: ...into a standard 19 equipment rack It has integrated rack ears allowing it to be screwed in using standard screws and cage nuts The NK RP1 Series mounts in the rack frame by means of four rack screws...
Page 16: ...be used a cable with a DB9 connector or a cable with a Neutrik speakON connector Ross NK Devices with a DB9 Connector The NK D12 PN has a Phoenix connector on one end to connect to the NK RP1 P or NK...
Page 17: ...ing routers use the Neutrik speakON connector for power All NK 64 routers All NK 72 routers Connecting the NK RP1 Series to a Ross Router or NK Device You can connect up to four NK D12 PN or NK S12 P...
Page 18: ...e door from the chassis you can insert a flathead screwdriver into the notch on either side of the door for added leverage 4 Pull the right side of the door towards you to disengage it approximately 1...
Page 19: ...power supply into the NK RP1 Series chassis 1 Before proceeding ensure that you have a removed the front door as outlined in the section To remove the door from the chassis on page 3 18 b removed the...
Page 20: ...ly to the NK RP1 Figure 3 11 Connecting the New Power Supply To install the retaining bar in the chassis 1 Place the power supply retaining bar on the NK RP1 2 Tighten the two thumbscrews on the power...
Page 21: ...as outlined in the section To remove the retaining bar from the chassis on page 3 18 2 Remove the failed NK RP1 NEG power module by clasping the edge of the module and gently pulling it towards you u...
Page 22: ...g the green PCB end is closest to you 2 Gently insert the new NK RP1 NEG power module into the available slot Figure 3 14 Installing the NK RP1 NEG Power Module 3 Install the power supply retaining ba...
Page 23: ...the power supply retaining bar indicate the status of each 15V power supply For More Information on removing the power supply retaining bar refer to the section To remove the retaining bar from the ch...
Page 24: ...ule On When the LED is lit the specified NK RP1 NEG power module is operating normally Off When the LED on the NK RP1 NEG module is not lit the respective power supply is not providing 15V to the NK R...
Page 25: ...cations Relative Power Output Table 5 1 General Specifications Item Specifications Inputs 100V to 240V 1 5A 47Hz to 63Hz Positive Output 15V 6 67A 100W Negative Output 15V 3 33A optional Maximum Total...
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Page 27: ...tive contact Figure 6 2 b Attach one wire to a ground Figure 6 2 c Attach the ground wire to the second ground Figure 6 2 d Attach two wires to the positive contact Figure 6 2 Figure 6 2 Open NK D12 P...
Page 28: ...tach one wire to the ground Figure 6 4 b Attach the other wire to the positive contact Figure 6 4 Figure 6 4 Open NK S12 P Phoenix Connector Backshell with Terminal Block 2 Attach the other end of the...
