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Front Panel Overview
This section provides a general overview of the features of the NWE-TS front panel.
Figure 2.1 NWE-TS — Front Panel
1. Power Button
This is the main power button for the NWE-TS.
2. VGA Port
Use this port as described in the section “ VGA Port ” on page 2-6.
3. Diagnostic Panel
This panel reports the serial number, network address mode, IP address, and netmask of the
NWE-TS. Status information on the Dell® hardware is also displayed. Refer to the Dell
documentation that accompanied the NWE-TS for details on the type of messages this panel
displays.
4. USB Ports
Use these ports as outlined in the section “ USB Ports ” on page 2-7.
5. Bypass Mode Button
This button is used to force the transport stream into bypass mode or to restore it to active status.
Refer to the chassis silk-screen for button toggle position details.
6. STATUS LEDs
This panel provides four LEDs that reports on the transport stream (TS) signals and watermarking
signals of the NWE-TS.
Table 2.1 describes these LEDs starting with the left-most LED when
facing the NWE-TS front panel.
1) Power Button 3) Diagnostic Panel 5) Bypass Mode Button
2) VGA Port 4) USB Ports 6) STATUS LEDs
Table 2.1 LEDs on the Front Panel
LED Color Display and Description
TS IN
Green
When this LED is green, a valid ASI input signal is connected to the ASI IN
BNC located on the NWE-TS rear panel.
Off When this LED is off, the input signal is invalid or missing.
EST
1 2 3 4
TS IN TS OUT ALARM ENCODE
ACTIVE BYPASS
5 6 3 2 4 1