Vega 30 Router User Manual
System Application Example
Routing Use Cases 10.8
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The numbers and letters in circles in Figure 140 relate back to node points in Figure 138 on
page 190.
Figure 140 shows an example of how a Vega 30 Router may be used in our system
application use case.
Description:
For video signals in the system:
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Video sources (1)
re-enter the router (2) to allow any audio operations on inputs
to be done.
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There are signals to/from a studio (3) and a video processing unit (4).
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Four signals (5) pass to a quad-split multiviewer unit for video monitoring.
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Eight signals (6) go to a vision mixer; two signals return, PST (7) and PGM (9).
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PST and PST copy output signals are produced (8).
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PGM signal from the mixer (9) re-enters the router (10) to allow audio operations to be
done.
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A final PGM output and a PGM copy (11) are produced.
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Two alternate PGM outputs (12) and then re-enter the router to allow de-embedding
of audio for monitoring purposes. The final alternate PGM outputs (13) are available.
For audio in the system:
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Audio sources (1)
are routed to an audio mixer (2).
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Mixed audio (3) is available to be embedded into video outputs or routed to MADI
output audio channels.
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All program audio is available on a MADI output (4).
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A feed to/from a studio is present (5) and (6).
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A 64-channel MADI output (7) is available for monitoring purposes.
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De-embedding and embedding - (a)
, (d), (c), (d), (e) and (g) - is done within the
router on router outputs.
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Any audio routing and shuffling - (b) and (f) - is done in the audio crosspoint.
