Names and Functions of Parts
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c
HD SDI IN connectors (1/2/3)
Input SDI signals for transmission.
When using an SDI signal as the synchronization signal,
input it to HD SDI IN connector 1.
d
HD SDI OUT connectors (1/2/3/4/M)
Output transmitted SDI signals or SDI signals that were
input to this unit.
Monitor signals are output from HD SDI OUT connector
M. Text information can be superimposed onto outputs
from this connector. Monitor output can be selected using
the web menu.
When outputting signals that are input to this unit, a delay
of 1 or 2 lines may occur.
e
AUDIO/INTERCOM connector
Connects to analog audio equipment and intercom
systems.
The AUDIO/INTERCOM and TALLY/GPIO connectors
are both 25-pin D-sub connectors. Be sure to check the
labels to avoid incorrect connections.
f
MAIN connector
This is a network connector that supports 1000BASE-T.
Video signals and control signals are transmitted between
multiple units of this device via a gigabit network.
This single connector has two IP addresses.
• Always connect to a 1000BASE-T network. The unit
will not operate with other network types.
• Connect the unit using a CAT5e LAN cable or above.
g
CONTROL connector
This is a network connector that supports 100BASE-TX.
Connect a computer to this connector, and use it to
configure settings for this unit via the web menu. If you
do not need to display or operate the web menu, this
connection is not necessary.
Video signals cannot be transmitted from this connector.
h
TALLY/GPIO connector
Inputs/outputs tally signals or GPIO signals.
i
DC IN connector
Connects to the supplied AC adapter.
For safety, use only the AC adapter supplied with this
unit.
j
Clamp attachment point
Attach the supplied clamp here. Open the tab (
1
) to pass
the power cable through the clamp.
To remove the clamp, push the tabs (
2
) in the direction
of the arrows.
Note
Notes
Note
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2
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