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Vega 30 Router User Manual

Contents

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5.4.2 Mounting the Vega 30 Router into a Rack  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
5.4.3 Cabling Up in a Rack  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
5.4.4 Connecting Power to Vega 30  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
5.4.5 Disconnecting Power to Vega 30  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

5.5 Initial Vega 30 Router Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

6 Vega 30 Web Interface

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6.1 Vega 30 Web Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
6.2 Home Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
6.3 Source Names Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

6.3.1 Source Names Web Page - Apply Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
6.3.2 Source Names Web Page - Input Ports Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
6.3.3 Source Names Web Page - Source Names Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

6.4 Renaming Pre-defined Sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
6.5 Defining User-defined Sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64

6.5.1 User-defined Source - Defining a Source Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
6.5.2 User-defined Source - Defining an Associated Video Source . . . . . . . . . . .65
6.5.3 User-defined Source - Entering Audio Channel Source Names . . . . . . . . . .68
6.5.4 Importing and Exporting Source and Destination Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

6.6 Destination Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76

6.6.1 Import and Export Destination Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79

6.7 Set Routes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80

6.7.1 Cursors on the Set Routes Web Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84
6.7.2 Simple Routing Example. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85
6.7.3 4K Routing Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87
6.7.4 Destination Protect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89

6.8 Processing Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91
6.9 Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95

7 Vega 30 RollCall Templates

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7.1 Connecting RollCall Control Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101

7.1.1 Connecting to the Vega 30 Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102
7.1.2 Connecting to the Vega 30 Routing Templates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .105
7.1.3 Routing Matrix Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .105

7.2 Unit Information Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107
7.3 System Information Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
7.4 Source Configuration Template. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

7.4.1 Navigating the Source Configuration Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
7.4.2 Columns of the Source Configuration Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
7.4.3 Defining User-defined Sources on the Source Configuration Template . . . 119

7.5 Port Configuration Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120

7.5.1 Port Configuration - Top Section of Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .121
7.5.2 Port Configuration - Input Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
7.5.3 Port Configuration - Output Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124

7.6 Comms Setup Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .127

7.7 Log Fields Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134
7.8 Assoc Routing - XY Panel Control Template. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .135

7.8.1 Routing Tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136
7.8.2 Edit Names Tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .141
7.8.3 Edit Protect Tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142
7.8.4 Options Tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .143

7.9 Assoc Routing - Routing Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .148
7.10 Direct Video - XY Panel Control Template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150

Summary of Contents for Vega 30

Page 1: ...www s a m com User Manual Vega 30 SDI Router with Audio Routing...

Page 2: ...ideo Timing Line Sync and Offset 154 9 Sources and Destinations 162 10 Routing Use Cases 171 11 Getting Started 194 12 Maintenance 220 Appendix A Specifications 241 Appendix B Source and Destination P...

Page 3: ...itching 19 3 4 5 Line Synchronizing and Offset from Reference 19 3 5 Routing Architecture 20 3 5 1 Operational Routing and Direct Routing 21 3 5 2 Video Crosspoint 34 x 34 22 3 5 3 Audio Crosspoint 23...

Page 4: ...9 6 8 Processing Control 91 6 9 Configuration 95 7 Vega 30 RollCall Templates 100 7 1 Connecting RollCall Control Panel 101 7 1 1 Connecting to the Vega 30 Unit 102 7 1 2 Connecting to the Vega 30 Rou...

Page 5: ...nce Audio Channel Source 168 9 3 6 Null Source 168 9 3 7 Partial Sources 168 9 4 Making User defined Sources 170 10 Routing Use Cases 171 10 1 Introduction 172 10 2 Video only Router Use Case 173 10 3...

Page 6: ...nal Inputs 242 A 6 Signal Outputs 242 A 7 Reference Inputs 243 A 8 Timed Switching 243 A 9 Audio V Fade Rates 244 A 10 Built in Audio Test Tone Generator 244 A 11 Router Ports 244 A 12 Control and Sta...

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Page 11: ...ections are correctly made This Vega 30 equipment with its separate external power supply modules must be supplied from a power supply system providing a PROTECTIVE EARTH connection and having a neutr...

Page 12: ...lowing standards EN 55032 2012 Class A EN 55103 2 2009 Environment E2 EN 61000 3 2 2014 Class A EN 61000 3 3 2013 Federal Communications Commission Rules 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B Class A The Vega 30 w...

Page 13: ...and Connectors SAM products are designed to meet or exceed the requirements of the appropriate European EMC standards In order to achieve this performance in real installations it is essential to use...

Page 14: ...give smooth program transitions It suits simple video only applications through to complex live TV production The Vega 30 is a fixed 34x34 video router with audio routing capability It is a non modul...

Page 15: ...HD SD Audio Audio embedding and de embedding Hybrid audio routing MADI I O interfaces 3 inputs 6 outputs Passes Dolby data Fast simple Web configuration Powerful processing Audio input de embedding O...

Page 16: ...24 and Quiet Switching with option VG10 AR VG10 CSC Enable Line Sync and Clean Switching on outputs 25 34 and Quiet Switching with option VG10 AR VG10 AR Enable Audio Routing Audio embed de embed and...

Page 17: ...ing requires option VG10 AR The inputs and outputs are shown in Figure 2 and are listed below Signal Inputs Video inputs 34 off HD BNC MADI Audio inputs 3 off HD BNC 64 audio channels per input Signal...

Page 18: ...oming from the video crosspoint and passes it to the Audio Crosspoint Switch Audio Crosspoint Switch Optional audio routing allows additional separate routing of audio including MADI audio Embed Embed...

Page 19: ...eparately for each input For example with a 1080i50 analogue reference signal 1080i50 1080p50 and 625i25 signals can be timed switched 3 4 5 Line Synchronizing and Offset from Reference Each switched...

Page 20: ...uts to video outputs The audio crosspoint is located after the video crosspoint The audio crosspoint routes external MADI input audio and internal de multiplexed audio channels to external MADI output...

Page 21: ...unison Operational routing can be done via the Vega 30 unit s Web interface from RollCall Control Panel and via other control interfaces Control of the routing can also be done directly on each video...

Page 22: ...dded audio Destinations 1 to 34 Video crosspoint outputs Video Xpt Outputs 1 to 34 internal nodes within the unit These each comprise video up to 16 channels of embedded audio Figure 6 shows the video...

Page 23: ...each contain up to 64 channels of audio Internal Audio De muxes These are de embedded audio channels from each internal routed video signal 16 channels of audio per routed video signal Internal audio...

Page 24: ...ames and Numbers on page 248 for a table of audio crosspoint audio channel source and destination numbers Figure 8 Vega 30 Audio Routing Diagram Audio channel source numbers Routed video signals Xpt O...

Page 25: ...t In order to be able to access embedded audio directly from before the video crosspoint regardless of any video routing a Lock Route 1 1 configuration feature is available on each video crosspoint de...

Page 26: ...r more information Figure 9 Video Crosspoint Lock Route 1 1 Note When Lock Route 1 1 is enabled it locks a video crosspoint source destination routing However Lock Route 1 1 does not affect any audio...

Page 27: ...ion and persistent data route settings and adjustable CQS parameters The following router control methods are available Vega 30 Web browser control panel for routing and processing RollCall interface...

Page 28: ...ect Connect Now supports Extended Commands Protect Interrogate Now supports Extended command Protect Disconnect Now supports Extended Commands Protect Tally Dump Device Name Request Tally Dump Request...

Page 29: ...switched signal waveform Crosspoint Switch Crosspoint The switching component of a router There can be more than one crosspoint switch For example video crosspoint and audio crosspoint Destination An...

Page 30: ...ut to an output Router A Vega 30 unit with physical signal input and output connections where the inputs can be routed to any output A router may be able to route more than one type of signal Signal I...

Page 31: ...a m com support 247 support contact details 2 Check that the equipment has not been damaged in transit If any damage has occurred notify your SAM Partner or SAM directly and the carrier immediately 3...

Page 32: ...trol and data signal connectors There are up to two dual redundant power supply unit PSU modules external to the chassis which supply DC power to the Vega 30 Router unit The router chassis is air cool...

Page 33: ...nfigured for one DC power inlet PSU 2 rear inlet and there is no DC power present at the PSU 1 inlet PSU 2 Indicates status of power supplied at PSU 2 DC power rear inlet Green DC power present on the...

Page 34: ...itional Dbl Pulse Red Double pulse 0 1s on 0 1s off 0 1s on 0 3s off Unrecognized IP message received Pulsing Red Pulsing once every 2s System error no network connection 2 Pulsing Red Pulsing twice e...

Page 35: ...See 12 2 Airflow Cooling Fan Assembly Replacement on page 221 The Vega 30 Router chassis may be earthed with an earthing wire at the Chassis Ground Point Figure 14 Vega 30 Router Rear Panel Figure 15...

Page 36: ...bove See Figure 15 Video Outputs OUTPUTS 1 to 34 34 off HD BNC SDI video outputs Four staggered rows Odd numbered inputs below Even numbered inputs above See Figure 15 MADI Inputs MADI IN 1 to 3 3 off...

Page 37: ...ide Switch Operation Connection Rear Marking Description Ref In REF 1 off HD BNC Analog reference Ref Loop Out REF 1 off HD BNC Analog reference passively looped through from the Ref In connection Ter...

Page 38: ...connector on the unit rear providing the unit with a 1 Gbps ethernet port Figure 17 Vega 30 Router Ethernet Connection Ethernet Link LEDs Description Off Off No network connection Off Flashing GREEN...

Page 39: ...een The unit has been Factory Reset The unit will need to be re configured to the required settings Figure 18 Vega 30 Router Unit Resets Unit Reset Factory Reset Control Rear Marking Description Facto...

Page 40: ...hassis has internal fuses which are not user serviceable The external Vega 30 PSU modules do not have user serviceable fuses Figure 19 Vega 30 Router Rear DC Power Inlets WARNING The DC Power connecto...

Page 41: ...e equipment life 5 2 Chassis Dimensions The chassis is a shallow 3RU unit Dimensions are shown in Figure 20 Refer to safety information in Section 2 Safety on page 8 Section 2 Safety on page 8 The ins...

Page 42: ...ocation in Rack The following precautions should be observed 1 Do not obstruct the front air intake holes nor the rear air exhaust holes These are to allow the inlet of cooling air and air exhaust at...

Page 43: ...Vega 30 Router in the rack 3 Secure the Vega 30 Router chassis in the rack at each mounting hole using 4 off M6 screws See Figure 22 Unit removal is the reverse of fitting 5 4 3 Cabling Up in a Rack...

Page 44: ...s can be changed Network settings may be set up via the following unit interfaces Web Interface see Section 6 Vega 30 Web Interface on page 45 or RollCall Control Panel see Section 7 Vega 30 RollCall...

Page 45: ...Source Names Web Page Input Ports Table page 53 6 3 3 Source Names Web Page Source Names Table page 57 6 4 Renaming Pre defined Sources page 63 6 5 Defining User defined Sources page 64 6 5 1 User de...

Page 46: ...to the unit is made the Vega 30 Home Page is shown see Figure 23 Other Vega 30 web pages may be navigated to using the navigation side bar in Figure 23 Click on a web page name in the side bar to nav...

Page 47: ...see page 51 Configuration see page 95 Home Page see page 49 Web Page Description Home Page Home page showing system status See page 49 Source Names Define the router s sources See page 51 Destination...

Page 48: ...es Table on page 57 Section 7 4 Source Configuration Template on page 113 Destination Names Section 6 6 Destination Names on page 76 Section 7 5 2 Port Configuration Input Ports on page 122 Set Routes...

Page 49: ...se Status VG10_CSA Yes No Licensed for video inputs outputs 1 to 12 VG10_CSB Yes No Licensed for video inputs outputs 13 to 24 VG10_CSC Yes No Licensed for video inputs outputs 25 to 34 VG10_AR Yes No...

Page 50: ...mware running in FPGA IC device A which handles video inputs and outputs 1 to 12 and MADI out 1 to 2 FPGA A PA Number Identifier of firmware running in FPGA IC device A FPGA B Firmware Version Version...

Page 51: ...n 6 3 3 Source Names Web Page Source Names Table on page 57 Remember to click Apply at the top of the Source Names web page to apply any changes made in these tables Figure 26 Source Names Web Page Zo...

Page 52: ...s changes made on the Source Names page Changes may be in either the Input Ports table or in the extensive Source Names table After changed settings have been applied a message is briefly displayed on...

Page 53: ...comprises a list of 34 input video port configuration settings There is one row per router video input Up to 34 video input ports can be configured Configuration items for each input port include Vid...

Page 54: ...onding video input The SMPTE RP 168 2009 switching standard is used Note If the applied input signal is of a different standard then any routing of that input will effectively crash switch 4K Source C...

Page 55: ...outer User Manual Source Names Page Vega 30 Web Interface 6 3 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 55 2017 SAM Figure 28 Four Input Ports Grouped for a 4K Quad link Input Clicked 4K Source check box Four Input Port...

Page 56: ...urce Groups Ungrouped 33 and 34 And different end groupings can be selected b Ports 1 to 28 30 to 33 grouped Ungrouped 29 and 34 c Ports 1 to 28 31 to 34 grouped Ungrouped 29 and 30 b 4K Grouped Ports...

Page 57: ...I inputs User defined sources that use any combination of router inputs Source associations The Source Names table is described in detail in the following sub sections Note Associated Sources Sources...

Page 58: ...pages of sources See Figure 31 6 3 3 2 Columns of the Source Names Table The table s column headings are shown in Figure 32 and are described in Table 16 Remember to click Apply at the top of the Sou...

Page 59: ...is not editable The row is for a pre defined source which is tied to a physical router video input Physical Input text This is not editable The row is for a pre defined source which is tied to a physi...

Page 60: ...efined source Table rows 1 to 46 This is not editable The text background color is grey Table rows 47 to 500 Enter the audio channel source name Then press enter to finish entering characters As you b...

Page 61: ...io sources Rows 47 to 500 Table rows are shown respectively in Figure 33a b and c The various source types are described in Table 17 Figure 33 Source Names Table Rows a Example rows for Sources 1 to 3...

Page 62: ...represent one physical MADI port of the router A row may correspond to MADI channels A MADI audio channels 1 to 16 B MADI audio channels 17 to 32 C MADI audio channels 33 to 48 D MADI audio channels...

Page 63: ...his purpose To define a user name for a pre defined source 1 Enter a 32 character name and an 8 character name in the respective columns for the source row 2 Click Apply at the top of the Source Names...

Page 64: ...er defined source 1 Enter a 32 character name and an 8 character name in the respective columns for the source row 2 Click Apply at the top of the Source Names Web page to apply changes This simply re...

Page 65: ...acter name This is described in this sub section Columns Audio 1 Audio 2 Audio 16 Enter audio channel sources see Section 6 5 3 User defined Source Entering Audio Channel Source Names on page 68 User...

Page 66: ...at Source 13 in the dialog to choose video source 13 The chosen video source is shown at the top of the dialog See Figure 36 3 Click Apply at the bottom of the dialog See Figure 37 Figure 35 Choose th...

Page 67: ...e 51 6 5 2 1 Null Video Source If a null source is required for the specified video source then 1 Click the Apply button in Source 51 row of the Source Names table 2 Click Reset at the bottom of the C...

Page 68: ...ntered into each column of a row for a source Blank entries indicate a null source for an audio channel After making changes remember to click Apply at the top of the Source Names web page to apply an...

Page 69: ...er MADI input audio channel source 3 Click in the Audio 2 column and enter A In 3D A drop down list appears to assist entry See Figure 42 4 Continue to type the name enter 1 and the drop down list mod...

Page 70: ...he top of the Source Names Web page to apply settings changes when all settings changes are done 6 5 3 2 To enter a Follow Video for an Audio Channel Source 7 Click in the Audio 3 column and enter De...

Page 71: ...rop down list appears to assist entry See Figure 48 11 Select V In 23 4 in the drop down list The Audio 4 column entry is done See Figure 49 The user defined source s audio channel 4 i e the Audio 4 c...

Page 72: ...e 6 5 3 5 To enter a Test Tone for an Audio Channel Source 16 Click in the Audio 6 column and enter T A drop down list appears to assist entry See Figure 50 17 Select 979 6Hz in the drop down list The...

Page 73: ...ng is done on that channel so there will be no change on that corresponding channel at the routed destination If no video or audio source is required in a source s video or audio channel then Enter a...

Page 74: ...before importing another In this way a record of all the earlier names may be kept When setting source names via a spreadsheet use a read modify write approach 1 Export a names spreadsheet file 2 Modi...

Page 75: ...urce and destination names file Click Open to select the file 2 Click Import to import the file A message appears at the top of the page when names have been imported See Figure 57 3 Click Apply to sa...

Page 76: ...re 58 The page comprises a table of configuration settings with one row per video output Up to 34 video outputs can be configured Configuration items for each video output include 4K source quad link...

Page 77: ...Vega 30 Router User Manual Destination Names Vega 30 Web Interface 6 6 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 77 2017 SAM Figure 58 Vega 30 Destinations Web Page Import and Export Controls...

Page 78: ...this row apply to all destinations 1 34 One row per video destination Total of 34 video outputs 35 58 Four rows per MADI output Total of 6 MADI outputs 4K Dest Check box Rows 1 to 34 only Click to sel...

Page 79: ...io The 32 and 8 character source names are editable on these rows 35 to 58 35 to 58 MADI audio destinations The next 24 table rows correspond to each of the six physical MADI outputs from the router E...

Page 80: ...tion about Source selection Destination selection Take Destination protect The page allows a user to make routes in the Vega 30 Router The general operation sequence is 1 Select a Destination 2 Select...

Page 81: ...th protect information See Table 23 When operating the Set Routes page the cursor shape can change or pop up information is displayed See Section 6 7 1 Cursors on the Set Routes Web Page on page 84 Fi...

Page 82: ...re select a source Button showing Currently Selected Source Button showing Pre Selected Source Button showing Source is part of a 4K source group Table 20 Source Selection Button Colors Dest Selection...

Page 83: ...ws selected Destination Name Current Source Shows current Source Name routed to the selected Destination Preselected Source Shows the Source Name of the new pre selected Source Take push button Click...

Page 84: ...ee Figure 62b Hover the cursor over a Source selection or Destination selection button to see the 32 character long name of the Source or Destination See Figure 62c If a button may not be clicked for...

Page 85: ...ighted in the Destinations section and is shown in the Take section 3 The Currently routed Source is highlighted in the Sources section and shown in the Take section 4 Click a source selection button...

Page 86: ...Web Interface 6 7 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 86 2017 SAM Once the new route is made 7 The new route is highlighted in the Sources and Destinations section and shown in the Take section see Figure 64 Figu...

Page 87: ...selection button to select a 4K Destination 2 The Selected 4K Destination is highlighted in the Destinations section and is shown in the Take section 3 The Currently routed 4K Source is highlighted in...

Page 88: ...Interface 6 7 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 88 2017 SAM Once the new 4K route is made 7 The new 4K route is highlighted in the Sources and Destinations section and shown in the Take section see Figure 66 Fi...

Page 89: ...otected by another panel and user To protect a destination 1 Select an unprotected destination The Protect button should show Protect 2 Click the Protect button A small padlock icon appears on the des...

Page 90: ...Revision 1 Page 90 2017 SAM If a route is attempted to a protected destination then a warning message is shown on the web interface Set Routes screen after the route is attempted See Figure 67 Figure...

Page 91: ...g functionality see the functional block diagram in Figure 3 on page 18 Processing functions include Quiet Switching Line Synchronizer and Delay Figure 68 shows the Processing Control screen Table 25...

Page 92: ...sturbance during switching The setting is subjective and dependent on the audio media being switched Fast Default Medium Slow For V fade durations see A 9 Audio V Fade Rates on page 244 See Note 1 VFa...

Page 93: ...put useful for audio routing within the Vega 30 unit Audio routing is done in the audio crosspoint Note Lock Route 1 1 affects the video crosspoint It does not prevent any audio routing being made to...

Page 94: ...set value Positive integer Input arrives ahead of the reference Zero Input arrives at the same time as the reference Negative integer Input arrives later the reference See Section 6 Output Video Timin...

Page 95: ...ocol network system and logging settings are configured on the Configuration page Figure 69 Vega 30 Configuration Web Page System settings see Table 29 System Files see Table 30 Protocol Settings see...

Page 96: ...hanges will not be applied and will be lost Restart Unit Button Click to restart the Vega 30 Router unit A message appears asking if you do wish to restart An example is given below After clicking OK...

Page 97: ...lt SW P 08 Enable Check box Tick to enable the SW P 08 general remote protocol interface Port Enter port number for SW P 08 interface Leave as default SNMP Enable Check box Tick to enable the SNMP pro...

Page 98: ...e 1 Perform a unit restart to make any changes take effect Table 28 Configuration Web Page System Network Items Restart Unit after Changes Here Item Description Controller Name Enter name of the Vega...

Page 99: ...configuration file Export Persistence File Export Click to export persistence data to a file Note The exported persistence file is called Persistence If a file of this name already exists in the brows...

Page 100: ...estination Router configurations can be backed up and restored at a later date allowing the router to be returned to a known state if required This section describes the Vega 30 Router RollCall templa...

Page 101: ...Revision 1 Page 101 2017 SAM 7 1 Connecting RollCall Control Panel A Vega 30 unit has the following RollCall views Vega 30 Unit Vega 30 Router Matrix Assoc Routing Direct Video Direct Audio Only avai...

Page 102: ...to the Vega 30 Unit 1 Start up the RollCall Control Panel application The RollCall initial screen is shown See Figure 71 2 Enter the IP address of the unit into the RollCall Network dialog The default...

Page 103: ...3 Or double click on the Vega unit item name RollCall Control Panel connects to the unit and the Vega 30 RollCall template is shown see Figure 74 Within the RollCall templates some unit settings requi...

Page 104: ...adjacent S button or press return to locally save the new setting Do this for each text box Note Clicking on the P button will return the setting to its preset default value S Locally save new settin...

Page 105: ...ideo and Direct Audio To open a routing item 2 Right click on a routing item and select Connect see Figure 76b Or double click on the routing item name RollCall Control Panel connects to the Routing u...

Page 106: ...Figure 77 Vega 30 Assoc Routing Template Screen Selection Box Figure 78 Vega 30 Routing Item Screen Selection Box Assoc Routing Section 7 9 Assoc Routing Routing Template on page 148 Direct Video Sec...

Page 107: ...settings that can be set up in the screen Table 33 and Table 34 list the read only information items and read write settings respectively Figure 79 Vega 30 Unit Information Screen Item Description Sof...

Page 108: ...ion of firmware in FPGA Device B C Version of firmware in FPGA Device C Controller Version of firmware in Controller FPGA Device OS Version Version of the router controller embedded Operating System r...

Page 109: ...rol panel source destination selection buttons Time Auto Set NTP Server Radio button Select this to use an NTP server for setting the system time Text box Enter the URL of the NTP server to be used Se...

Page 110: ...ezone formats specified in the Posix TimeZone documentation at http www gnu org software libc manual html_node TZ Va riable html Note 1 S and P buttons After entering information in each text box alwa...

Page 111: ...s VG10 CSA Line sync clean switching dests 1 12 Yes No Indicates license is present or not VG10 CSB Line sync clean switching dests 13 24 Yes No Indicates license is present or not VG10 CSC Line sync...

Page 112: ...age 112 2017 SAM Fan Status Status of the internal Vega 30 cooling fan RPM Fan speed rpm Temperature Internal unit temperature C Reference Standard Video standard of reference signal connected to the...

Page 113: ...4 video input sources each with 16 embedded audio channels These are pre defined They are physical video inputs of the Vega 30 unit These are not editable Three MADI audio inputs 64 audio channel per...

Page 114: ...User Manual Source Configuration Template Vega 30 RollCall Templates 7 4 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 114 2017 SAM Figure 82 Overview of Source Configuration Screen Pages 1 4 5 and 50 shown Page 1 Page 4 P...

Page 115: ...een window there are left right scroll bars to enable the user to view table columns Move between pages of the table 10 rows per page with the Source Page Slider see Figure 84 and Table 36 Figure 83 A...

Page 116: ...pages Move up and down rows of the long table Use left right scrolls bars to move across the wide table columns Show as Names Item Description Source Page 1 50 Slider and Number Navigate around source...

Page 117: ...A control to move between pages of sources Click on the number adjacent to the slider to enter a page number directly Press return to enter the number Click on the slider to move in coarse jumps in r...

Page 118: ...ed source Then press enter to finish entering characters To enter a null source just press 0 and press enter This produces a blank entry in the table Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 16 A column for each of the 16 audio...

Page 119: ...urce 1 In the table row for the source to be defined enter a video source name or number Enter 0 for no video source in the user defined Source While text is being typed the text color is blue Press e...

Page 120: ...Configuration RollCall template screen the Vega 30 unit s video input and output ports can be configured I e input and output ports 1 to 34 The configuration screen is shown in Figure 86 Figure 86 Veg...

Page 121: ...ade rate to reduce any audible disturbance during switching The setting is subjective and dependent on the audio media being switched Fast Default Medium Slow For V fade durations see A 9 Audio V Fade...

Page 122: ...Port Configuration Template Vega 30 RollCall Templates 7 5 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 122 2017 SAM 7 5 2 Port Configuration Input Ports Configuration items for each Vega 30 input port are shown Figure 88...

Page 123: ...of that input will crash switch 4K Check box Tick to make a quad link source group The selected input and the three subsequent inputs are ticked They form a quad link source group to support a 4K qua...

Page 124: ...Ports Configuration items for each Vega 30 output port are shown Output ports each have some processing see the functional block diagram in Figure 3 on page 18 The processing functions include Video r...

Page 125: ...box Tick to make a quad link destination group The ticked input and the three subsequent outputs are grouped together to support a 4K quad link output Unticking any output undoes the quad link groupin...

Page 126: ...tput may be advanced or retarded by changing the Lines and Pixels offset controls The OutputReferenceOffset value Positive integer Input arrives ahead of the reference Zero Input arrives at the same t...

Page 127: ...ttings are configured in the Comms Setup template screen together with a unit restart control Settings change on this screen only take effect on the unit after a unit restart The screen is shown in Fi...

Page 128: ...r IP address of the IP gateway for the Vega 30 unit See Note 1 Primary DNS Address Text box Enter IP address of DNS server for the Vega 30 unit See Note 1 Secondary DNS Address Text box Enter IP addre...

Page 129: ...whether a Specific Log Server has been entered Untick to use the log sever specified Specific Log Server Text box Enter the name of a specific log server to use The Log Server name is configured in t...

Page 130: ...Vega 30 unit See Note 1 See RollCall Address note below Note 1 S and P buttons After entering information in each text box always click on the adjacent S button or press return to locally save the new...

Page 131: ...only string Typically set to public See Note 1 Set Text box Enter privacy setting for SNMP Community read write string Typically set to Private See Note 1 Trap Text box Enter SNMP Community Trap strin...

Page 132: ...ort number for general switcher protocol Default 2002 See Note 1 General Remote SW P 08 Enable Check box Tick to enable the unit s general remote protocol interface IP Port Text box Enter IP port numb...

Page 133: ...3164 BSD syslog protocol RFC3164 ms RFC3164 BSD syslog protocol milliseconds RFC5424 RFC5424 Syslog protocol Address Text box Enter IP address of logging server See Note 1 IP Port Text box Enter IP po...

Page 134: ...ead only unit logging information These are auto generated parameters for sending messages to RollCall Log Servers Figure 98 Vega 30 Unit Log Fields Screen Item Description SYSTEM_ DESCRIPTION Text fi...

Page 135: ...ns See the SAM RollCall Control Panel User Manual Appendix 1 XY Panel for further information about RollCall Control Panel and XY Routing Panels The Vega 30 Assoc Routing XY Panel template has four ta...

Page 136: ...Tab See the SAM RollCall Control Panel User Manual Appendix 1 XY Panel for further information about RollCall Control Panel and XY Routing Panels 7 8 1 1 Making a Route 1 Click on a Destination button...

Page 137: ...Page 137 2017 SAM 2 Click on a Source button to select a new source The selected Source name appears on the TAKE button See Figure 101 3 Click TAKE to make the route The selected source is routed to t...

Page 138: ...e Figure 102 7 8 1 2 Protecting a Destination Destination protect is an operational control 1 Select a Destination A Destination Protect button appears See Figure 103 Figure 102 Assoc Routing XY Panel...

Page 139: ...on and off To review and edit protected destinations see Section 7 8 3 Edit Protect Tab on page 142 To protect multiple destinations see Section 7 8 3 Edit Protect Tab on page 142 See the Section 7 8...

Page 140: ...el Lock The XY panel can be locked to prevent further routing from the panel To lock the panel Click the Panel Unlocked button To unlock the panel Click the Panel Locked button See Figure 105 Figure 1...

Page 141: ...See Figure 106 The names on each button can be edited on this screen To change a name 1 Click on a button to select it 2 Enter a new name 3 Press enter to enter the new name See the SAM RollCall Contr...

Page 142: ...estination Click on a button to toggle the destination protect feature on off Outside of the Edit Protect tab on the XY Panel Routing tab when a destination is selected the protected status is shown a...

Page 143: ...out RollCall Control Panel XY Routing Panels and the Options tab The Options Tab is shown in Figure 111 s The Options tab has two modes User Mode and Admin Mode indicated by radio buttons on the scree...

Page 144: ...outer Functions Define Take and Undo buttons to be included in the Routing screen If no Take button is present then routing takes place immediately An Undo button may be added with a time out Router D...

Page 145: ...nel Control Template Vega 30 RollCall Templates 7 8 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 145 2017 SAM Popout Display Customize the display of the XY panel when it is used as a pop out screen Feature Table 48 Assoc...

Page 146: ...1 Revision 1 Page 146 2017 SAM Button Sizes The source and destination buttons can be resized and button text formatted Panel Sizes Adjust the number of rows and columns of source and destination butt...

Page 147: ...define alternative mappings of the source and destination buttons Do this to Limit the number of source and destination buttons visible on the router displays Control the order in which the buttons a...

Page 148: ...ate presents a list of source and a list of destinations Routes can be made upon pressing the Take button or made immediately the route is prepared depending on the Take Mode Figure 112 Assoc Routing...

Page 149: ...f sources See Figure 113 2 Click on a new Source to select the next Source to be routed see Figure 113 A route has been prepared 3 Click the Take button to make the route A new route is made and the n...

Page 150: ...ga 30 Router s video crosspoint Routing is controlled via the pre defined video source up to 34 off and video destination up to 34 off names The Direct Video routing XP panel screen operation is simil...

Page 151: ...ct Video Routing Template The Direct Video routing template controls the Vega 30 Router s video crosspoint The Direct Video routing template screen operation is similar to the one described in Section...

Page 152: ...io crosspoint Routing is controlled via the audio channel source names and numbers See Table 63 in Section Appendix C on page 250 There are 741 audio channel sources and 928 audio channel destinations...

Page 153: ...ct Audio Routing Template The Direct Audio routing template controls the Vega 30 Router s audio crosspoint The Direct Audio routing template screen operation is similar to the one described in Section...

Page 154: ...s according to video standard Table 50 lists the storage capability for the video buffer block for each supported video standard The amount of storage used for line synchronizing depends on the relati...

Page 155: ...utput Note license options VG10 CSx are required for this feature Then there are two stages 1 Adjust the offset so that the reference offset value is reported as a small positive value for all the rou...

Page 156: ...Section 8 3 3 Timing Case 3 Input Arriving some Pixels Later than Reference on page 159 It is assumed that License options VG10 CSx are active on the Vega 30 unit for an output Line Sync feature is en...

Page 157: ...value Output with added delay Video Input Signal Timing Offset Setting Reference Offset value shown see Figure 119 Comments Reference Offset Video Output Signal Timing with respect to reference Video...

Page 158: ...ence Zero Reference Offset value Output with added delay Video Input Signal Timing Offset Setting Reference Offset value shown see Figure 119 Comments Reference Offset Video Output Signal Timing with...

Page 159: ...th added delay Video Input Signal Timing Offset Setting Reference Offset value shown see Figure 119 Comments Reference Offset Video Output Signal Timing with respect to reference Video Buffer Storage...

Page 160: ...put to a destination 2 Set the offset value The action required depends on whether the latest arriving video input Reference Offset value is positive or negative Negative If the latest arriving input...

Page 161: ...n 1 Page 161 2017 SAM This has set up the Vega 30 Router video output offset to be the earliest possible for any of the inputs Any input may then be routed to any output 3 Setting up Router Output Del...

Page 162: ...deo channel then it is assumed to be the corresponding physical video output port on the router comprising video with 16 channels of embedded audio If a destination does not have a video channel then...

Page 163: ...e video with 16 channels of embedded audio The audio channel sources use follow video audio channel sources Routing these sources routes video and its embedded audio to the router destination and rou...

Page 164: ...changes are finished 9 3 1 Video Source Numbers The video sources are numbered 1 to 34 corresponding to the external Video Input ports see Table 61 in Appendix B on page 247 When using a 4K video sour...

Page 165: ...nels are subject to routing through the video crosspoint There is one follow video source for each of the 16 embedded audio channels of the corresponding video source signal see Table 56 9 3 4 Follow...

Page 166: ...nations Table 57 lists three destinations Dest 1 Dest 13 and Dest 27 Source Definition Video Source Audio Channel Sources 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Source 101 1 Dest Thru 1 Dest Thru 2 De...

Page 167: ...DI input sources Routed Source Sources Routed To Destinations Dest 1 Dest 13 Dest 27 Video from Embedded Audio from Video from Embedded Audio from Video from Embedded Audio from Source 101 I p 1 Video...

Page 168: ...ned sources are set to null source for each user definable channel source Web interface screen table entries are blank RollCall template screen table entries show 0 or 9 3 7 Partial Sources A user def...

Page 169: ...d source Audio channels 9 10 and 11 12 have been pair swapped Audio channels 13 to 16 are not affected by the routing because of the null sources in the pre selected source Routed Source Tally Source...

Page 170: ...red on the screens Do not enter any User defined source names nor numbers For the RollCall template video sources and audio channel sources are displayed as either names or as numbers Either a name or...

Page 171: ...72 10 2 Video only Router Use Case page 173 10 3 MADI only Router Use Case page 174 10 4 Video and MADI only router page 175 10 5 Monitoring a Router Input and Output page 176 10 5 1 Monitor a Video I...

Page 172: ...how the Vega 30 Router s video and audio crosspoints are used is shown in Figure 124 Figure 124 Vega 30 Use Case Diagram Nomenclature for Crosspoints Video with 16 channels of embedded audio Router v...

Page 173: ...outing Use RollCall Direct Video routing XY panel to make the routing destination 3 from source 2 Association Routing Pre defined video sources and destinations Use RollCall Assoc routing XY panel to...

Page 174: ...uting Use RollCall Direct Audio routing XY panel to make the routing Destination 741 from channel source 673 and Destination 742 from channel source 674 Association Routing Pre defined video sources a...

Page 175: ...of audio channels See 10 2 Video only Router Use Case and 10 3 MADI only Router Use Case Figure 127 Vega 30 Use Case Video and MADI only Licenses required Video I O options as required Audio routing o...

Page 176: ...eo input 2 audio channel sources 23 and 24 Route de embedded audio signals to audio channels 5 and 6 of MADI output 4 audio channel destinations 741 and 742 destination port 47 for monitoring See Tabl...

Page 177: ...Use either the RollCall Assoc Routing XY panel or the Web Set Routes page to make the routing Destination 47 from Source 52 The stereo pair appears in the MADI output Router video output 2 is now a c...

Page 178: ...nnel source 33 Destination 742 from channel source 34 Pre defined video sources and destinations Create a user defined source for example MySrc 51 below containing the monitored stereo pair in audio c...

Page 179: ...Output Licenses required Video I O options as required Routing Association routing Use pre defined video sources and destinations or Direct control over video crosspoint Use the RollCall routing cont...

Page 180: ...ut Switched MADI input with the audio channels for insertion Video Input with inserted audio Protected Destination Video Input Re entrant Video with inserted audio Locked 1 1 route using Lock Route 1...

Page 181: ...ng See Table 63 in Appendix C on page 250 for audio channel source destination numbers Association Routing Pre defined video sources and destinations 1 Create user defined sources containing an insert...

Page 182: ...16 52 MySrc 52 2 Dest Thru 1 Dest Thru 2 Dest Thru 3 Dest Thru 4 609 610 Dest Thru 7 Dest Thru 8 Dest Thru 9 Dest Thru 10 Dest Thru 11 Dest Thru 12 Dest Thru 13 Dest Thru 14 Dest Thru 15 Dest Thru 16...

Page 183: ...her audio channels for example MySrc 51 to MySrc 64 below 3 Use either the RollCall Assoc Routing XY panel or the Web Set Routes page to make the routing Destination 32 from Source 51 52 or 64 The req...

Page 184: ...nels of MADI input 1 MySrc102 MADI input 2 and MySrc103 MADI input 3 Figure 134 Vega 30 Use Case Inserting Audio into a Video Output Licenses required Audio routing option VG10 AR Routing Use user def...

Page 185: ...8 from Source 100 The stereo pair appears in the MADI output Other channels are unaffected To route all 64 channels of MADI input 2 to MADI output 4 but insert the stereo pair route Destination 47 fro...

Page 186: ...er channels e g MySrc 51 to MySrc 64 below Figure 135 Vega 30 Use Case Audio Channel Swap in a Video Output Licenses required Video I O options as required Audio routing option VG10 AR Routing Use use...

Page 187: ...ch requires channels 5 and 6 to be defined as swapped See Table 61 in Appendix B on page 247 for port numbering See Table 63 in Appendix C on page 250 for audio channel source destination numbers Asso...

Page 188: ...Thru 9 Dest Thru 10 Dest Thru 11 Dest Thru 12 Dest Thru 13 Dest Thru 14 Dest Thru 15 Dest Thru 16 56 MySrc 52 6 Dest Thru 1 Dest Thru 2 Dest Thru 3 Dest Thru 4 Dest Thru 5 Dest Thru 6 Dest Thru 7 Des...

Page 189: ...am A target system is shown in Figure 137 The system comprises Video and audio sources each feeding a mixer Embedded audio sources can be accessed and used Audio channels on inputs or outputs may be s...

Page 190: ...m is now extended with added video and audio monitor points Additionally various signal nodes are labelled to assist in the following sections This is shown in Figure 138 All the system functions show...

Page 191: ...page 191 Figure 139 shows the main system components of Figure 138 connected to a Vega 30 Router The Vega 30 Router itself implements some of the target system s functionality including Audio de embe...

Page 192: ...Vega 30 Router User Manual System Application Example Routing Use Cases 10 8 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 192 2017 SAM Figure 140 Vega 30 Use Case System Application Example Vega 30 Configuration...

Page 193: ...7 and PGM 9 PST and PST copy output signals are produced 8 PGM signal from the mixer 9 re enters the router 10 to allow audio operations to be done A final PGM output and a PGM copy 11 are produced Tw...

Page 194: ...er sections of this User Manual for detailed information In particular to Section 4 Chassis and Connectors etc on page 31 Section 5 Installation on page 41 Section 6 Vega 30 Web Interface on page 45 1...

Page 195: ...complete the front System LED will show either of the following Flashes green system started up OK See Figure 142b Flashes red started up OK but no Ethernet connection See Figure 142c Typically at thi...

Page 196: ...support 247 support contact details 11 2 1 Disconnecting Power to Vega 30 When a Vega 30 Router has to be powered down carry out the following procedure 1 Disconnect both external Vega 30 PSU s from...

Page 197: ...port configured with a static IP address on the same sub net as the Vega 30 Router unit 255 255 0 0 Do not use the same IP address as the router default IP address 192 168 0 101 A standard CAT 5 netw...

Page 198: ...he PSU configuration to be used I e PSU 1 fitted only PSU 2 fitted only or Both fitted 9 Click Apply 10 Click Restart Unit The Vega 30 Router restarts 11 Disconnect the Vega 30 Router from the PC When...

Page 199: ...page should be displayed in your browser window Rear Connector Connect to DC Power Inlets DC Power from Vega 30 PSU module s Ethernet RJ45 House network Reference HD BNC House analogue video reference...

Page 200: ...The unit is now ready to be initially configured 5 Click Source Names in the navigation panel The Source Names Web page is shown and the Input Ports table is visible 6 In the Input Ports table for ea...

Page 201: ...on Names in the navigation panel The Destinations Web page is shown 9 In the Destinations Web page Set up any 4K destinations Figure 147 shows a sample screenshot of a Destinations table 10 Click Appl...

Page 202: ...navigation panel on the Home Web page The Set Routes Web page is shown See Figure 148 2 Inspect the blue Destinations buttons These show name of the Destination and the name of the Routed Source to th...

Page 203: ...on V In 1 to select the next source pre selected source The destination button is highlighted along with the corresponding currently routed source button The pre selected source button is also highlig...

Page 204: ...Vega 30 Router User Manual Basic Video Routing Getting Started 11 6 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 204 2017 SAM Figure 151 Route Taken Destination Newly Routed Source...

Page 205: ...license VG10 AR is present 2 Click Set Routes in the navigation panel The Set Routes Web page is shown See Figure 152 The blue Destinations buttons and green Source buttons are labelled indicating a d...

Page 206: ...put nC Audio Input nD See Note 1 Sources 47 to 500 User defined source Src n Source n Note 1 The Vega 30 Router MADI inputs and outputs each have 64 audio channels Each input or output is divided up i...

Page 207: ...The destination button is highlighted and the corresponding currently routed Source button The next pre selected Source button is highlighted See Figure 153 4 Click Take to make the route The route i...

Page 208: ...four audio routes 1 Click Destination button A Out 2A Click Source button A In 1A Click Take 2 Click Destination button A Out 2B Click Source button A In 1B Click Take 3 Click Destination button A Out...

Page 209: ...edure 1 Go to the Vega 30 Router Home Web page to check the VG10 AR audio routing license VG10 AR is present In order to be able to route one or more specific audio channels in the Vega 30 Router a us...

Page 210: ...ting Getting Started 11 8 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 210 2017 SAM Now define source 47 a user defined source in row 47 4 Go down to row 47 in the table See Figure 155 Figure 156 Source Names Table Row 47...

Page 211: ...is shown See Figure 158 5 Do not select any associated video source for our example just click Reset and then click Apply at the bottom of the dialog 6 Now click Apply at the top of the Source Names w...

Page 212: ...defined source 47 When Source 47 is routed to a destination it will overwrite the 5th and 6th audio channels of the destination To complete our routing example 7 Click Set Routes in the navigation pan...

Page 213: ...Vega 30 Router User Manual MADI Stereo Pair Audio Routing Getting Started 11 8 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 213 2017 SAM Figure 159 Pre selecting Source 47 Pre selected Source Routed Source Destination...

Page 214: ...to make the route The route is made and the Web page refreshes to show the new route to the destination See Figure 160 Audio channels 3 and 4 of MADI input 1 are now routed to channels 5 and 6 of MADI...

Page 215: ...o route one or more specific audio channels in the Vega 30 Router a user defined source i e one of source numbers 47 to 500 needs to be defined To define a user defined source for a MADI stereo pair 2...

Page 216: ...g The dialog closes The names of video input 1 appear on row 48 The video source column of the Source 48 row is now filled out 9 Click Apply at the top of the Source Names web page to now apply this u...

Page 217: ...rom MADI input 1 This has defined user defined source 48 When it is routed to a destination it will overwrite the 5th and 6th audio channels To complete our routing example 10 Click Set Routes in the...

Page 218: ...Router User Manual Embed a MADI Stereo Audio Pair into a Video Output Getting Started 11 9 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 218 2017 SAM Figure 165 Pre selecting Source 48 Pre selected Source Routed Source Dest...

Page 219: ...3 and 4 from MADI input 1 11 10 Output Video Signal Timing Output signal timing is described in Section 8 Output Video Timing Line Sync and Offset on page 154 And the set up procedure is given in Sect...

Page 220: ...the Power Supply Module from its AC mains power supply 2 Disconnect the Power Supply Module s DC power cord from the Vega 30 unit 3 Connect the replacement Power Supply Module s DC power cord to the V...

Page 221: ...rom the unit Replace and refit the fan assembly 5 Bring the new fan assembly up to the Vega 30 unit And connect the fan s multi way connector to the fan multi way header on the unit s main board Take...

Page 222: ...nnection c Fan Assembly Removed and Fan Multi way Header d Fan Multi way Header Fan Assembly Retaining screws Fan multi way internal connection d Fan Multi way Header a Vega 30 Rear Fan Assembly and R...

Page 223: ...king Software Version on a Vega 30 Unit The software version number can be checked via a Vega 30 web page or a RollCall template 12 3 1 1 Checking Software Version via Web Page Enter the IP address of...

Page 224: ...lease see the RollCall Control Panel User Manual Upgrade installation is a two stage process Stage 1 Add the upgrade package to RollCall Control Panel See Stage 1 Add Upgrade Package to RollCall on pa...

Page 225: ...is displayed See Figure 171 4 Click the Import Upgrade Package button and navigate to the folder containing the upgrade package 5 Click Open to open the folder Navigate to the upgrade zip file 6 Clic...

Page 226: ...etion is reported in the Import Log pane See Figure 173 The upgrade package has been added to RollCall Control Panel Now proceed to Stage 2 see Section 12 4 4 3 Stage 2 Install License on the Vega 30...

Page 227: ...on the Vega 30 Unit Next upgrade the software on the Vega 30 unit 8 Right click on the connected Vega 30 name in the RollCall window Click Unit Upgrade See Figure 174 RollCall s Unit Upgrade window i...

Page 228: ...age is displayed See Figure 178 13 Click No in response to the question Do you wish to save the current version before upgrading Figure 178 An Upgrade Confirmation dialog is displayed See Figure 178 F...

Page 229: ...the software upgrade The upgrade installation can take up to 5 minutes to complete the last action is for the unit to perform a restart During the upgrade installation process The front System LED fl...

Page 230: ...The final Upgrade Log message reads Upgrade Complete see Figure 181 After this the Vega 30 Router unit performs a restart Figure 181 Upgrade Log Messages as Upgrade Proceeds Upgrade Log a Upgrade Log...

Page 231: ...ront Panel Status Indicators on page 33 This means the unit has completed its upgrade installation and is ready for use See Figure 183 Figure 182 Unit Upgrade Window Final Upgrade Log Message before U...

Page 232: ...see Section 4 4 Front Panel Status Indicators on page 33 If this is not the case contact SAM Support When the Vega 30 unit has restarted successfully and SAM RollCall Control Panel has reconnected to...

Page 233: ...ega 30 Router User Manual Software Upgrade Maintenance 12 3 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 233 2017 SAM The unit software upgrade is complete Figure 184 Upgraded Software Version Reported on RollCall Template...

Page 234: ...des on page 16 All licenses are tied to an individual Vega 30 unit via its Ethernet MAC address The license s MAC address must match the MAC address of the unit 12 4 1 To View License Status on a Vega...

Page 235: ...Vega 30 Router User Manual Installing a License Maintenance 12 4 Issue1 Revision 1 Page 235 2017 SAM Figure 186 Vega 30 RollCall System Information Template License Status License Status section...

Page 236: ...ation is available on the unit s Home web page see Figure 187 2 Determine which Vega 30 license s are required Licenses are listed in Section 3 2 and Section 3 2 3 Contact your SAM Sales Office to arr...

Page 237: ...n page See Figure 188 3 In the Import License File section click Browse and browse to the supplied license zip file stored on your PC or network storage 4 When the license zip file is selected click I...

Page 238: ...These are described in the sub sections below 12 4 4 1 Preliminaries Check the version of RollCall Control Panel being used is valid for Vega 30 units see Section A 15 Software Compatibility on page 2...

Page 239: ...age 2 12 4 4 3 Stage 2 Install License on the Vega 30 Unit The next stage is to install the license on the Vega 30 unit itself 6 Navigate to the Vega 30 unit in the RollCall Control Panel navigation p...

Page 240: ...able license to be installed by clicking the adjacent radio button 10 Click Install License 11 Click Yes to install the license The license is installed on the Vega 30 and the Vega 30 restarts Click O...

Page 241: ...2 off required 0 5 kg 1 1 lb each Operating Environment Operating temp 5 C to 40 C Storage temp 20 to 80 C Relative Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing Ventilation Fan assisted Front inlet rear exhaust Co...

Page 242: ...mpedance 75 R Amplitude 800 mV nominal DC offset 5 V Return loss 15 dB 10 MHz to 1 5 GHz 10 dB 1 5 GHz to 3 0 GHz Cable equalization Automatic For Belden 1694A SD 350 m 1150 ft HD 200 m 650 ft 3G 140...

Page 243: ...mV 10 pk pk Signals MADI to AES 10 48 kHz sampling rate 64 channel modes Video Outputs Reference Inputs Number and Type 1 off looped HD BNC Auto detection Impedance 75 0 1 or high Impedance switched...

Page 244: ...1000 ms Audio Channel Source Test Tone Description 737 Tone 1 979 6 Hz tone 738 Tone 2 24 kHz tone 739 Left Id Single Occult 740 Right Id Double Occult 741 Silence Silence Note Channel status reports...

Page 245: ...D Number Controller 824 Routing Matrix 636 Assoc Routing 837 Direct Video routing 837 Software SAM RollCall suite Includes RollCall Control Panel v4 15 52 or later RollCall Control Panel v4 17 25 or l...

Page 246: ...t 12 12 Video Input 13 13 Video Output 13 13 Video Input 14 14 Video Output 14 14 Video Input 15 15 Video Output 15 15 Video Input 16 16 Video Output 16 16 Video Input 17 17 Video Output 17 17 Video I...

Page 247: ...Input 2 33 to 48 41 MADI Output 2 33 to 48 41 MADI Input 2 49 to 64 42 MADI Output 2 49 to 64 42 MADI Input 3 1 to 16 43 MADI Output 3 1 to 16 43 MADI Input 3 17 to 32 44 MADI Output 3 17 to 32 44 MAD...

Page 248: ...I input sources and internal sources when specifying audio channel sources Similarly with audio destinations For the audio crosspoint audio channels are simply organized in a flat array The dimensions...

Page 249: ...f the physical audio crosspoint size The audio channel source and destination numbering is summarized in Table 62 and fully listed in Table 63 along with the default audio channel source names C 1 Aud...

Page 250: ...14 Video Xpt Out 1 14 14 Video Output 1 14 15 V In 1 15 Video Xpt Out 1 15 15 Video Output 1 15 16 V In 1 16 Video Xpt Out 1 16 16 Video Output 1 16 17 V In 2 1 Video Xpt Out 2 1 17 Video Output 2 1 3...

Page 251: ...o Output 13 16 209 V In 14 1 Video Xpt Out 14 1 209 Video Output 14 1 224 V In 14 16 Video Xpt Out 14 16 224 Video Output 14 16 225 V In 15 1 Video Xpt Out 15 1 225 Video Output 15 1 240 V In 15 16 Vi...

Page 252: ...t Out 25 16 400 Video Output 25 16 401 V In 26 1 Video Xpt Out 26 1 401 Video Output 26 1 416 V In 26 16 Video Xpt Out 26 16 416 Video Output 26 16 417 V In 27 1 Video Xpt Out 27 1 417 Video Output 27...

Page 253: ...DI Input 1 48 592 MADI Output 1 48 593 A In 1D 1 MADI Input 1 49 593 MADI Output 1 49 608 A In 1D 16 MADI Input 1 64 608 MADI Output 1 64 609 A In 2A 1 MADI Input 2 1 609 MADI Output 2 1 624 A In 2A 1...

Page 254: ...video emb audio ch 2 785 MADI Output 4 49 744 DestThru 3 Follow video emb audio ch 3 800 MADI Output 4 64 745 DestThru 4 Follow video emb audio ch 4 801 MADI Output 5 1 746 DestThru 5 Follow video emb...

Page 255: ...928 MADI Output 6 64 Audio Crosspoint Audio Channel Source Numbering Audio Destination Numbering Source Number Factory Name see Notes 1 2 Description see Note 3 Destination Number Description Note 1...

Page 256: ...t diagram in Figure 194 Figure 194 Vega 30 Audio Channel Source Factory Names 1 V In 1 1 16 V In 1 16 17 V In 2 1 529 V In 34 1 544 V In 34 16 545 A In 1A 1 560 A In 1A 16 561 A In 1B 1 577 A In 1C 1...

Page 257: ...e following functionality based on SNMP V2 format see the MIB file for details of values returned Traps Fan Status PSU 1 PSU 2 Destination Protect Destination Client Name Destination Routed Source Get...

Page 258: ...outing table Audio Routing Vega30 Unit Name Location of Device System Contact Unit IP address Sub Net Gateway Primary DNS Secondary DNS PSU1 PSU 2 connection status SWP 02 Port number Protocol enable...

Page 259: ...dle The idle controller will fail any PDUs associated with router status or control SYNTAX INTEGER controllerActive 1 controllerIdle 2 RouterTerminal TEXTUAL CONVENTION STATUS current DESCRIPTION Sour...

Page 260: ...Application OBJECT TYPE SYNTAX DisplayString MAX ACCESS read only STATUS current DESCRIPTION The application version statusVersion 1 versionName OBJECT TYPE SYNTAX DisplayString MAX ACCESS read only S...

Page 261: ...atusVersion 23 versionFirmwareRevZ OBJECT TYPE SYNTAX DisplayString MAX ACCESS read only STATUS current DESCRIPTION The FPGA Z firmware revision statusVersion 24 versionMacAddress OBJECT TYPE SYNTAX D...

Page 262: ...e OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXUnsigned32 MAX ACCESSread only STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION poll The internal temperature routerStatus 6 routerDevice OBJECT IDENTIFIER vega30Router 2 routerGeneral OBJECT IDENTIFIER...

Page 263: ...d that contains the output specific information INDEX outputIndex outputTable 1 OutputEntry SEQUENCE outputIndex Unsigned32 outputLockRoute BooleanFT outputEnableLineSync BooleanFT outputLineOffset Un...

Page 264: ...w 2 MAX ACCESSread write STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION The output signal reference type read from the hardware outputEntry 8 sources OBJECT IDENTIFIER routerDevice 4 sourceTable OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXSEQUENCE...

Page 265: ...the array sourceComponentEntry 102 sourceComponent OBJECT TYPE SYNTAX Unsigned32 MAX ACCESSread write STATUS current DESCRIPTION The input number for the specified source and component sourceComponen...

Page 266: ...is object indicates both the destination protected state and the Device ID destEntry 5 directRouting OBJECT IDENTIFIER routerDevice 6 videoRoutingTable OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXSEQUENCE OF VideoRoutingEntry...

Page 267: ...TYPE SYNTAXDisplayString ACCESSread write STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION General ControllerName The name of the Vega30 Router configGeneral 1 configLocation OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXDisplayString MAX ACCESSread...

Page 268: ...d write STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION SWP02 Port This Port number used for protocol clients swp02GeneralSwitcher 1 swp02Enable OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXBooleanFT MAX ACCESSread write STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION SW...

Page 269: ...main OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXUnsigned32 MAX ACCESSread write STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION RollCallPlus Domain This domain number used for discovery rollCallPlus 2 rollCallPlusAddress OBJECT TYPE SYNTAXDisplayS...

Page 270: ...X ACCESSread write STATUS current DESCRIPTION SNMP TrapAddresses The IP Address of the Trap Manager snmpTrapManagerEntry 1 Debug Logging settings debugLogging OBJECT IDENTIFIER routerConfig 6 debugLog...

Page 271: ...STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION This event is triggered when a crosspoint is set routerEvents 1 destClientNameEvent NOTIFICATION TYPE OBJECTS destClientName STATUScurrent DESCRIPTION This event is triggere...

Page 272: ...mContact Walter Plinge Logging Enable true Format 1 IpAddress Port 514 Network UNIpAddress 10 162 5 238 UNIpGateway 10 162 254 1 UNIpPriDnsAddress 10 162 1 2 UNIpSecDnsAddress 0 0 0 0 UNIpSubNet 255 2...

Page 273: ...17 SAM PSU Number 0 RollCall AnyLogServer false Enable true LogServerName SharePort 2050 RollCallPlus Address FFFF 49 00 Domain 49 Enable true SNMP CommunityGet public CommunitySet private CommunityTr...

Page 274: ...2 5 5 2 2 1 2 6 5 2 2 1 2 7 5 2 2 1 2 8 5 2 3 1 3 3 14 2 3 1 5 1 1 2 3 1 5 2 1 2 3 1 5 3 1 2 3 1 5 4 1 2 3 1 5 5 5 2 3 1 5 6 5 2 3 1 5 7 5 2 3 1 5 8 5 2 3 1 8 1 2 2 4 1 1 1 1 My4KSrc1 2 4 1 1 1 5 My4K...

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Page 276: ...3 4 V Out 4 Video Output 4 5 V Out 5 Video Output 5 6 V Out 6 Video Output 6 7 V Out 7 Video Output 7 8 V Out 8 Video Output 8 9 V Out 9 Video Output 9 10 V Out 10 Video Output 10 30 V Out 30 Video O...

Page 277: ...B Audio Input 1 B 37 A In 1C Audio Input 1 C 38 A In 1D Audio Input 1 D 39 A In 2A Audio Input 2 A 42 A In 2D Audio Input 2 D 43 A In 3A Audio Input 3 A 44 A In 3B Audio Input 3 B 45 A In 3C Audio Inp...

Page 278: ...5 EVS1 EVS 1 6 EVS2 EVS 2 7 HDD1 HDD Archive 1 55 MO6 1 1A MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 1 16 56 MO6 1 1B MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 17 32 57 MO6 1 1C MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 33 48 58 MO6 1 1D MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 49 64 VEGA3...

Page 279: ...1 1 1B MADI Mix Desk 1 Ch 1 16B 37 MO1 1 1C MADI Mix Desk 1 Ch 1 16C 38 MO1 1 1D MADI Mix Desk 1 Ch 1 16D 57 MO6 1 1C MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 33 48 Backu 58 MO6 1 1D MADI Mix Desk 3 Ch 49 64 Backu VEGA30 S...

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