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6. Initial Installation

Diamond digital

RESET T1

DIL switch T77 (Setup)

Controller status LEDs

Service connector (Master)

LED POWER GOOD G6

LED LAN G2

LED ERROR G3

LED RUN G1

G13...G20 (Master)

RY 1917

RY 1601

Service connector (Slave)

LED ERROR G10

LED RUN G9

TEST T2

TEST T3

Controller status LEDs

G21 - G28 (Slave)

GPI interface configuration

Indicating and adjusting elements on the controller p.c. boards RY 1601 and RY 1917

Summary of Contents for DD10

Page 1: ...DD5 DD10 DD20 DD30 Production Switchers Planning Installation BTS CAM1 CAM1 ...

Page 2: ...and or supplemental information including any copies thereof cannot be reproduced neither communicated to a third party without written authorization from THOMSON multimedia Broadcast Solutions Please notify THOMSON multimedia Broadcast Solutions of any errors in this document We also would appreciate any comments you have to improve this manual BTS Media Solutions GmbH 2002 All rights reserved Co...

Page 3: ...1 93 100 all Planning Installation 2nd Edition 3 2 12 94 100 all Planning Installation 3rd Edition 4 3 06 95 100 all Planning Installation 4th Edition 5 4 08 96 100 all Planning Installation 5th Edition 6 5 02 98 100 all Planning Installation 6th Edition General corrections Production Switchers Revision Report Documentation Order Number Planning Installation RU 0021 000 212 185 700 DD5 DD10 DD20 D...

Page 4: ... earth line always before connecting the power line Thus is ensured that in case of a short circuit between mains and case the voltage is led to earth For this reason never disconnect the earth line from the device while it is operated The switcher must be only connected to an earthed socket Check functioning of the protective conductors It must not be live Any discontinuity in the protective cond...

Page 5: ...ailure safe operation of the switcher is no longer ensured put the switcher out of operation and secure it against further use Do not insert or remove plug in cards during operation Make sure that no parts protrude into the air conditioning holes This might lead to contact with dangerous voltages or to damages of sensitive circuit parts To prevent damages in the control panel gear no drinks in top...

Page 6: ...tellen und Anschließen des Mischers ist die Verkabelung einer externen Erdleitung immer vor der Verkabelung der Netzleitung vornehmen Hier mit wird gewährleistet daß im Falle eines Kurzschlusses zwischen Netz und Ge häuse die Spannung gegen Erde abgeleitet wird Daher die Erdleitung niemals während des Betriebes vom Gerät lösen Der Mischer darf nur an eine geerdete Steckdose angeschlossen werden Di...

Page 7: ...ußer Betrieb gesetzt vom Netz abgetrennt und gegen Wiederinbe triebnahme gesichert werden Platinen dürfen nicht während des Betriebes aus dem Mischer herausgezogen oder eingesteckt werden Keine Teile in die Lüftungsöffnungen stecken Dies kann zu Kontakt mit gefährli chen Spannungen oder zur Zerstörung von empfindlichen elektronischen Bautei len führen Zum Schutz vor Störungen und Beschädigung kein...

Page 8: ...cher elec tronics into an equipment cabinet Mounting the control panels contains notes about mounting the con trol panels and the dimensions for the table cutout Connection and startup contains notes and instructions for connecting the individual units as well as descriptions of all interfaces Block diagrams show the video paths of the switcher basic types as well as a typical system configuration...

Page 9: ...About this manual Diamond digital ...

Page 10: ... 2 5 Power supply 23 2 2 6 Environmental data 24 2 2 7 Mechanical data 24 2 3 Production switcher DD20 25 2 3 1 Inputs 25 2 3 2 Outputs 25 2 3 3 Video system data 25 2 3 4 Interface data 26 2 3 5 Power supply 26 2 3 6 Environmental data 27 2 3 7 Mechanical data 27 2 4 Production switcher DD30 28 2 4 1 Inputs 28 2 4 2 Outputs 28 2 4 3 Video system data 28 2 4 4 Interface data 29 2 4 5 Power supply ...

Page 11: ...tors 125 8 1 Technical setup and wiring 125 8 2 Preparations at the DVE device 126 8 3 Device specific notes 127 8 3 1 Pinnacle prizm 127 8 3 2 ABEKAS A 57 VTR protocol 128 8 3 3 ABEKAS A 57 RS232 protocol 129 8 3 4 ABEKAS A53D 130 8 3 5 QUESTECH charisma 131 8 3 6 GVG DPM 700 132 8 3 7 AMPEX ADO 100 500 1000 134 8 4 DVE control 135 8 5 Editors with GVG 200 o e protocol 139 8 6 Editors with GVG 10...

Page 12: ...ned as a modular system using equal p c boards and a uniform case The unit family comprises the following versions 4 2 2 micro switcher Diamond digital DD5 0 211 902 000 12 inputs 1 mixing level with 1 keyer 1 downstream keyer 4 2 2 compact switcher Diamond digital DD10 0 211 902 100 16 inputs 1 mixing level with 2 keyers 1 downstream keyer 4 2 2 production switcher Diamond digital DD20 0 211 902 ...

Page 13: ...1 General Diamond digital 4 System configuration 4 2 2 compact switcher Diamond digital DD5 BTS RMD RMD 5 Electronics box RPD 5 Control panel DSK EXTRA Transition Keyers Wipe Mask Mattes Stores BTS ...

Page 14: ...iamond digital 5 System configuration 4 2 2 compact switcher Diamond digital DD10 DSK EXTRA Transition Stores Mattes Keyers Wipe Mask Positioner A B C D A B C D BTS RMD RMD 10 Electronics box RPD 10 Control panel ...

Page 15: ...al Diamond digital 6 System configuration 4 2 2 production switcher Diamond digital DD20 BTS RMD RMD 20 Electronics box RPD 20 Control panel 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 CAM1 CAM1 CAM1 CAM1 STIL DVE1 BTS CAM1 CAM1 ...

Page 16: ...1 General Diamond digital 7 System configuration 4 2 2 production switcher Diamond digital DD30 BTS RMD RMD 30 Electronics box RPD 30 Control panel BTS CAM1 CAM1 ...

Page 17: ...1 General Diamond digital 8 Example of a system configuration BTS BTS BTS Diamond digital system with several electronics boxes and control panels ...

Page 18: ...his case 2 keyers are available for chroma or luminance key and 2 keyers for wipe signals The preview facilities AUTO PREVIEW TRANSITION PREVIEW for preparing the next contributions in the mixing levels are realized Integration of an external DVE unit into the signal path of the switcher is possible In this case the signal path of the mixing level can be separated the video signal can be fed out t...

Page 19: ...the range of 1 4 line Asynchronous signals or inputs not connected are detected and indicated For synchronization of the switcher in the studio a loop through reference input for an analog blackburst signal is provided 1 4 2 MATTE GENERATORS For background designing 2 central matte generators are provided in the switch ers DD20 and DD30 which can be optionally used as background key or fill signal...

Page 20: ...are faded to black 1 4 4 FURTHER OUTPUTS For special applications integration of a DVE preview of sources measuring pur poses the switcher is provided standard feature with 5 DD10 or 5 to 11 optional for DD20 and 30 serial AUX outputs which can be optionally connected with the following signals all inputs all central mattes PGM ME 1 2 PP DSK depending on the expansion phase PVW ME 1 2 PP DSK depen...

Page 21: ... and preview signal are available to the user In the pre set program stage a clean feed output signal is additionally available which can be optionally tapped off after the preset program stage or after the downstream keyer 1 5 2 AMPLITUDE MIX Transition between two input signals MIX is possible by hard cut CUT automatic fading AUTO automatic transition EXTRA or manually with the fader FADE For tr...

Page 22: ...d for coloring the borders of the wipe generators Beside unicolored mattes extremely soft color floating effects softness 20 80 between two optional colors or black or white are possible in H or V direction or diagonally Position and angle of the diag onal can be varied in steps 2 Futhermore color floating can be varied by a signal from the wipe generator 1 5 6 LAYER MODE For post production the l...

Page 23: ... 2 buses and the DVE bus of all inputs the stores for video and key signals and the central mattes In addition own matte generators for fill and border are provided for each keyer For the downstream keyer in switcher DD5 or DD10 a bus with all inputs and the signal of a matte generator are available as a fill signal Generation of the key signal is possible for each keyer from all inputs SELF KEY A...

Page 24: ...nerator Furthermore the mask signal can be used as a key signal As a standard feature a square mask is available for each keyer Alternatively one of the wipe generators of the associated mixing level can be used as a mask gener ator A key mask store is available which offers beside storage of key or pattern signals in conjunction with the wipe generator a paint mode for generating optional pat ter...

Page 25: ... border types are provided H 2H border OUTLINE H 2H DROPSHADOW H 2H 3H 4H SLANTED SHADOW H 2H 3H 4H positionable in steps over or under the caption As a fill signal for the border a border matte generator is available The border can be switched into the video signal CUT transparency OPACITY is adjustable The key mask store option enables switcher DD20 and DD30 to generate a freely positionable sha...

Page 26: ... which can control color floating in the border As wipes the following patterns are available Rolling wipes horizontal vertical cut Geometric patterns square circle Rotary wipes Fan wiper effects fan blade clock wipes Combination transitions square clock Matrix wipes mosaic Matrix combination transitions corner cut mosaic For the basic functions a series of possible variations is available such as...

Page 27: ...1 General Diamond digital 18 ...

Page 28: ...eset video signal BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 auxiliary bus BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 DVE video BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 DVE key BNC serial component CCIR 656 Output level 0 8 Vpp 10 75 ohms DC 0 0 5 V Quantization 10 bits or 8 bits rounded switchable Return loss 5 270 Mbits 10 db 2 1 3 VIDEO SYSTEM DATA Standards interlaced 525 60 or 625 50 switchable Data rate 270 Mbits s Aspect...

Page 29: ...with a T junction Remote control panel 1 BNC remote cheapernet 50 ohms 150 m with repeater max 2 5 km can be looped through with a T junction 1 serial port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 422 1 mouse port control panel D sub connector 9 pin RS 232C Service port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 232C optionally mouse or service switchable 2 1 5 POWER SUPPLY Line voltage AC 115 or 230 V 15 20 ...

Page 30: ... Class A IEC 801 3 3 V m ESD IEC 801 2 8 kV 2 1 7 MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions E box 212 h x 483 w x 470 d mm 19 5 RU 1 RU under the electronics box has to be left free for ventilation and slide in rails Dimensions contr panel 373 h x 482 w x 97 5 d mm Cutout meas contr panel 449 x 358 mm Ventilation E box Suction port left side panel Blow out port rear top Weight E box 20 kg Weight control panel 7 ...

Page 31: ...t video signal BNC serial component CCIR 656 3 auxiliary buses BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 DVE video BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 DVE key BNC serial component CCIR 656 Output level 0 8 Vpp 10 75 ohms DC 0 0 5 V Quantization 10 bits or 8 bits rounded switchable Return loss 5 270 Mbits 10 db 2 2 3 VIDEO SYSTEM DATA Standards interlaced 525 60 or 625 50 switchable Data rate 270 Mbits s Aspect ...

Page 32: ... with a T junction Remote control panel 1 BNC remote cheapernet 50 ohms 150 m with repeater max 2 5 km can be looped through with a T junction 1 serial port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 422 1 mouse port control panel D sub connector 9 pin RS 232C Service port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 232C optionally mouse or service switchable 2 2 5 POWER SUPPLY Line voltage AC 115 or 230 V 15 20...

Page 33: ... J Class A IEC 801 3 3 V m ESD IEC 801 2 8 kV 2 2 7 MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions E box 212 h x 483 w x 470 d mm 19 5 RU 1 RU under the electronics box has to be left free for ventilation and slide in rails Dimensions control panel 385 h x 640 w x 97 5 d mm Cutout meas control panel 620 x 363 mm Ventilation E box Suction port left side panel Blow out port rear top Weight E box 20 kg Weight control pa...

Page 34: ... video signal BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 preview video signal per ME BNC serial component CCIR 656 3 5 auxiliary buses BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 2 DVE video BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 2 DVE key BNC serial component CCIR 656 Output level 0 8 Vpp 10 75 ohms DC 0 0 5 V Quantization 10 bits or 8 bits rounded switchable Return loss 5 270 Mbits 10 db 2 3 3 VIDEO SYSTEM DATA Standards int...

Page 35: ...e cheapernet 50 ohms 150 m with repeater max 2 5 km can be looped through with a T junction 1 serial port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 422 1 mouse port control panel D sub connector 9 pin RS 232C Service port control panel D sub socket 9 pin RS 232C optionally mouse or service switchable 2 3 5 POWER SUPPLY Line voltage E box AC 230 V 15 20 Line voltage panel AC 115 or 230 V 15 20 switchable...

Page 36: ...bp J Class A IEC 801 3 3 V m ESD IEC 801 2 8 kV 2 3 7 MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions E box 533 h x 483 w x 470 d mm 19 12 RU 1 RU under the electronics box has to be left free for ventilation and slide in rails Dimensions control panel 551 h x 1187 w x 99 d mm Cutout measures contr pan 525 l x 1164 w Ventilation Suction port left side panel Blow out port rear top Weight E box 40 kg Weight control pane...

Page 37: ...ignal BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 preview vid sig per ME BNC serial component CCIR 656 3 5 auxiliary buses BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 2 DVE video BNC serial component CCIR 656 1 2 DVE key BNC serial component CCIR 656 Output level 0 8 Vpp 10 75 ohms DC 0 0 5 V Quantization 10 bits or 8 bits rounded switchable Return loss 5 270 Mbits 10 db 2 4 3 VIDEO SYSTEM DATA Standards interlaced 525 6...

Page 38: ...NC remote cheapernet 50 ohms 150 m with repeater max 2 5 km can be looped through with a T junction 1 serial port contr pan D sub socket 9 pin RS 422 1 mouse port contr pan D sub connector 9 pin RS 232C Service port control pan D sub socket 9 pin RS 232C optionally mouse or service switchable 2 4 5 POWER SUPPLY Line voltage E box AC 230 V 15 20 Line voltage AC 115 or 230 V 15 20 switchable Line fr...

Page 39: ...bp J Class A IEC 801 3 3 V m ESD IEC 801 2 8 kV 2 4 7 MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions E box 533 h x 483 w x 470 d mm 19 12 RU 1 RU under the electronics box has to be left free for ventilation and slide in rails Dimensions control panel 687 h x 1350 w x 99 d mm Cutout measures contr pan 1327 l x 661 w mm Ventilation Suction port left side panel Blow out port rear top Weight E box 41 kg Weight control p...

Page 40: ...ards of the video and control electronics as well as the power supply units ATTENTION The device is orderly used when the electronics box is firmly incorporated into an equipment cabinet in a studio or O B van and is connected to earth According to VDE mobile application is not admissible 3 1 MECHANICAL MEASUREMENTS BTS Electronics box for RMD 5 and RMD 10 19 483 mm 450 mm 5RU 470 mm 212 mm WARNIN...

Page 41: ... 2 INSTALLATION IN A 19 INCH CABINET For installation BTS optionally provides a 19 inch cabinet of the series G 3 SK 62969 with the associated mounting accessories When using cabinets of other manufacturers observe the respective mounting instructions 3 3 INSTALLATION IN A DIN CABINET For installation in a DIN cabinet adapter pieces of the respective cabinet manufac turer have to be mounted on bot...

Page 42: ...air supply is made from the bottom for RMD 5 and RMD 10 from the left side The heated air is blown by the blowers into the rear part of the cabinet In order to ensure continuous air circulation make sure that the air slots in the bot tom of the electronics box are not covered when mounting the electronics box This is ensured when leaving space enough underneath the electronics box For this reason ...

Page 43: ...3 Mounting the Electronics Box Diamond digital 34 Fresh air Outgoing air Air circulation electronics box RMD 20 and RMD 30 BTS ...

Page 44: ... 4 1 DIMENSIONS OF CONTROL PANEL RPD 5 The figure below shows all mechanical measurements of the RPD 5 control panel being relevant for installation in a master control desk The size of the desk cutout is also indicated 97 5 482 439 347 373 Desk cutout 449 x 358 mm Measures in mm ...

Page 45: ...OF CONTROL PANEL RPD 10 The figure below shows all mechanical measurements of the RPD10 control panel being relevant for installation in a master control desk The size of the desk cutout is also indicated 97 5 640 610 355 385 Desk cutout 620 x 363 mm Measures in mm ...

Page 46: ...l desk The size of the desk cutout is also indicated Desk cutout 1164 x 525 mm 99 1187 1154 517 343 551 204 Measures in mm 30 WARNING With the standard modules installed the DD20 control panel weights 26 kg 57 lbs During installation and until secured in the desk use an appropriate lifing device to lift and support the panel Failure to follow this precaution can result in injury to personnel and d...

Page 47: ...l desk The size of the desk cutout is also indicated 99 1350 1317 653 480 Desk cutout 1327 x 661 mm 687 204 30 Measures in mm WARNING With the standard modules installed the DD30 control panel weights 33 kg 73 lbs During installation and until secured in the desk use an appropriate lifing device to lift and support the panel Failure to follow this precaution can result in injury to personnel and d...

Page 48: ... plate and control panel Control panel Profil ledge Desk plate underdesk part 10mm 22 mm 1 mm When mounting slide the profile ledge under the edge of the underdesk part The ledges are screwed together with the underdesk part into the desk plate When upgrading the switcher types DD5 and DD10 two holes each have to be bored in the right and left DD10 or front and rear DD5 edge of the underdesk part ...

Page 49: ...t not fall below 5 C and not exceed 35 C For supply air and exhaust air ventilation slots are provided in the lower control panel part In order to ensure continuous air circulation make sure that the ventila tion slots are not covered when mounting the control panel The control panel must not be mounted into closed desks ...

Page 50: ... panel also carries the following warning note BTS Broadcast Television Systems GmbH EARTH ESSENTIAL BEFORE CONNECTING SUPPLY CONNECTION HIGH LEAKAGE CURRENT POWER CONNECTION Prior to connecting the switcher components to the line voltage make sure that the power supplies of control panel and electronics box are adjusted to the correspond ing primary voltage The factory adjusted voltage is indicat...

Page 51: ...stationary application earthing is ensured by the leading protec tive earth contact of the AC power connector The power cable however must be plugged into a wall socket whose PE contact is connected to protective earth potential The effect of the protective earth connection must not be cancelled through the use of an extension cable without protective earth conductor nor must its function be disab...

Page 52: ...C 1824 or RC 1832 RC 1824 or RC 1831 or RC 1832 RC 1824 or RC 1831 or RC 1832 RC 1929 RC 1929 5x RC 1926 5x RC 1926 0 351 670 300 0 351 692 500 0 351 693 900 0 351 692 500 0 351 693 200 0 351 693 900 0 351 692 500 0 351 693 200 0 351 693 900 0 212 183 000 0 212 183 000 0 212 182 700 0 212 182 700 Modification In spite of the different power supply types modification is equal for all units and has ...

Page 53: ... the protective device parts of the equipment that remain under voltage might represent a hazard during servicing 2 J2 J3 REMOTE BNC 50 ohms Loop through 50 W cheapernet connector for connection between control panel and E box or further control units in the network For further information see the section Cheap ernet Specifications Note In the latest version only jack J2 is equipped For interconne...

Page 54: ...d in the section Connecting a Mouse 5 J6 SERVICE 9 pin D type female RS 232 interface for connecting a diagnosis computer or external mass memory personal computer The interface uses the same port as the MOUSE interface The functions are mutu ally exclusive 6 J7 SERIAL PORT 9 pin D type female RS 422 interface MPK bus for connecting an the Under Monitor Displays UMD or the Aux Bus control panels 7...

Page 55: ... J12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 J10 J11 J15 J20 J16 J17 J21 3 J27 J30 J25 J28 J32 J36 J40 J26 J29 J33 J37 J41 J31 J39 Video J38 J42 J34 1 3 2 5 6 7 4 8 16 17 14 15 12 13 11 9 10 TE Warning Unit must be connected to Protected Earth 4A max 2A max 50 60Hz J1 CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONAL A...

Page 56: ...gnals a BNC T plug is included 6 J31 CLEAN FEED BNC Serial Comp CCIR 656 Switcher output without considering the DSK level 7 J35 GPI INPUT OUTPUT 25 pin D type female General purpose interface connector with 8 in put channels and 8 output channels 8 J39 PRESET BNC Serial Comp CCIR 656 Switcher preview output supplies the current signal of the preset row 9 TE PE M4 threaded pins Terminal screws for...

Page 57: ...ally in formation of succeeding units 14 J12 J17 BLACKBURST BNC 75 ohms Loop through sync input for analog blackburst signal 15 J10 J11 J15 J16 J20 J21 J25 J26 J28 J29 J32 J33 J36 J37 J40 J41 INPUTS BNC Serial Comp CCIR 656 1 16 switcher main inputs 16 J27 J30 J34 AUXILIARY OUTPUTS BNC Serial Comp CCIR 656 1 3 additional switcher outputs via which ex ternal and internal video signals can be sup pl...

Page 58: ...5 Connection and Startup Diamond digital 49 ...

Page 59: ... J56 J58 J59 J60 J61 J62 J57 J45 J46 J48 J49 J50 J51 J52 J47 J24 J25 J26 J27 J28 J29 J30 1 Key 1 Video 1 Key 1 Video 1 Key 1 J14 Video 2 Key 2 J15 J16 J17 J35 J36 J31 J32 J33 J34 J127 J124 J128 J125 J8 J9 J10 J11 J12 J113 1 Tally out 2 DIGITAL SWITCHER BRODCAST TELEVISION SYSTEMS GMBH 232 J94 J95 J96 J97 J130 J129 J126 Caution To prevent electric shock do not remove cover No user serviceable parts...

Page 60: ... indicating the picture monitors assigned to the diverse outputs 5 J3 GPI INPUT OUTPUT 25 pin D type female General purpose interface connector with 8 in put channels and 8 output channels 6 J4 J5 TALLY IN 1 2 9 pin D type female Tally input sockets for supplying the tally in formation of succeeding units 7 J45 J52 J55 J62 J65 J72 J75 J82 INPUTS BNC Serial Comp CCIR 656 32 switcher main inputs 8 J...

Page 61: ... interface Port 232 RS 232 interface Uses the same port of the controller as port1 For this reason the functions are mutually exclusive Port XBAR RS 422 interface for connecting an external crossbar See the section XBAR interface for DD20 and DD30 17 J94 J96 ME2 OUT 1 3 J97 ME2 PVW BNC 75 ohms 3 x output sockets of mixing level ME2 1 x preview output of mixing level ME2 18 J35 J36 BLACKBURST BNC 7...

Page 62: ... type female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 GND Chassis TxD RxD RTS CTS GND PORT RS 422 Pin Signal Bus Contr Tributary 9 pin D type female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 GND GND RxA TxA TxB RxB GND GND GND GND RxB TxB TxA RxA GND GND SERVICE RS 232 Pin Signal 9 pin D type female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TxD RxD GND EXTRES TEST ...

Page 63: ... AUX6 DVE1 Key DVE2 Key GND x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x GPI IN OUT Pin Signal 25 pin D type female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 GPI OUT1 GPI OUT2 GPI OUT3 GPI OUT4 GPI OUT5 GPI OUT6 GPI OUT7 GPI OUT8 GPI OUT COMMON GPI IN 1 cathode GPI IN 1 anode GPI IN 2 cathode GPI IN 2 anode GPI IN 3 cathode GPI IN 3 anode GPI IN 4 cathode GPI...

Page 64: ...le 12a Quelle 12b Quelle 13a Quelle 13b Quelle 14a Quelle 14b Quelle 15a Quelle 15b Quelle 16a Quelle 16b Quelle 17a Quelle 17b Quelle 18a Quelle 18b Quelle 19a Quelle 19b Quelle 20a Quelle 20b Quelle 21a Quelle 21b Quelle 22a Quelle 22b Quelle 23a Quelle 23b Quelle 24a Quelle 24b x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ...

Page 65: ...le 28a Quelle 28b Quelle 29a Quelle 29b Quelle 30a Quelle 30b Quelle 31a Quelle 31b Quelle 32a Quelle 32b Common ME1 48 ME2 49 MAIN PP 47 CLEAN 50 PRESET 47 AUX1 47 AUX2 47 AUX3 47 AUX4 47 AUX5 49 AUX6 49 DVE1 Video 50 DVE2 Video 50 PVW 49 DSK1 50 DSK2 50 Common 25 27 31 Common 23 Common 24 32 33 36 Common 26 34 35 37 38 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x...

Page 66: ...B Grün LSB Blau LSB H SYNC aktiv low V SYNC aktiv high MONITOR VGA J4 RY1822 Pin Signal 15 pin D type female 1 5 11 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Red analog 0 7Vpp 75 Ohm Green analog 0 7Vpp 75 Ohm Blue analog 0 7Vpp 75 Ohm Red GND Green GND Blue GND Sync GND H Sync TTL V Sync TTL The interface at the control panel emulates the PC VGA standard ...

Page 67: ... clock 16 00 MHz PC 16 26 MHz Colors 64 Input TTL Of the 350 possible lines only 200 are utilized on the monitor This corresponds to the display aspect ratio of the switcher types DD20 and DD30 The remainder of the picture becomes black Connection The monitor has to be connected to the Monitor socket J4 on the connector panel of the control desk Color adjustment Color display on the monitor can be...

Page 69: ...es connection of a PC mouse with se rial interface which is operated from the same serial channel as the service terminal interface at socket J6 of the connector panel After installation the service interface has to be activated for this operating mode with the 8 step DIP switch T8 Setup on controller RY 1821 RY1822 Switch 1 Position ON Mouse active Position OFF Service terminal active With mouse ...

Page 70: ...nstructions and be come familiar with the safety instructions Mount the control panel into a desk Mount the electronics box into an equipment cabinet Check the plug in cards in the E box with regard to correct position in the sup port frame and make sure that the plug in cards are locked Set the switches and jumpers to the required operating position Establish the earth connection Make sure that t...

Page 71: ...is indicated by the green LEDs For each main line of the voltage distribution in the support frame a separate LED is available If one of the status LEDs lights red the switch for the VCO adjustment is not in the OPERATE position If the LED rows of the controller indicate a defined error code please see the section Diagnosis in the service manual In the control panel all key lamps are lit temporari...

Page 72: ...oltage main lines Status LED of the plug in cards green OK Controller status Service power switch Service red error RY 1911 xx OUTPUT PROC RY 1900 xx INPUT PROC xx RES RY 1903 xx ME PROC RY 1906 xx KEY PROC RY 1908 xx WIPE PROC RY 1917 xx CONTR D10 RC 1929 xx POWER SUPPLY Slave Master Master Slave ...

Page 73: ...ROC RY 1906 xx KEY PROC RY 1908 xx WIPE PROC RY 1911 xx OUTPUT PROC RY 1900 xx INPUT PROC 1 RY 1900 xx INPUT PROC 2 xx RY 1903 xx ME PROC RY 1906 xx KEY PROC RY 1908 xx WIPE PROC RY 1903 xx ME PROC RY 1906 xx KEY PROC RY 1908 xx WIPE PROC RY 1913 xx STORE RY 1917 xx CONTR ME 1 ME 2 1 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 3 2 PP Option RES RES RC 1926 RC 1926 RC 1926 RC 1926 RC 1926 RC 1931 Slave Mas...

Page 74: ... J3 RY 1900 STATUS LED G1 T250 ADJUST NORMAL Pos Function Factory adjust G1 T250 Two colored LED display RED Interface modules in adjust mode GREEN P c board operate correctly Service switch for adjusting the center frequency of the VCOs of the serializers deserializers NORMAL ...

Page 75: ...RQ A0J OPERATE Pos Function Factory adjustment T 1 G 4 Service switch for adjusting the VCOs in the inter face module for serial data FRQ ADJ VCO in the free running mode OPERATE VCO in the operate mode Two colored LED display RED Interface modules in adjust mode GREEN P c board operate correctly OPERATE ...

Page 76: ...PQ ADJ STATUS LED Pos Function Factory adjust T 1 G4 Service switch for adjusting the VCOs in the interface module for serial data FRQ ADJ VCO in the free running mode OPERATE VCO in the operate mode Two colored LED display RED Interface modules in adjust mode GREEN P c board operate correctly OPERATE ...

Page 77: ...Initial Installation Diamond digital 68 KEY PROCESSOR II RY1943 RY 1944 RY 1943 J1 J2 J3 RY 1944 RESET MONITOR T1 T2 T3 STATUS G5 G4 G11 G10 G9 G8 G7 G6 G1 G2 G3 G0 NOGO BOOT 1 BOOT 2 J4 SERVICE PORT DSP ...

Page 78: ...l data FRQ ADJ VCO in free running OPERATE VCO in operation mode RED Interface modules in the adjustment mode GREEN P c board works properly GREEN DSP boot program was loaded successfully RED Loading or error GREEN DSP main program was loaded successfully RED Loading or error Terminal interface for DSP for service personnel only LED row for DSP status Initializing phase State of initialization Ope...

Page 79: ...tion Diamond digital 70 6 6 WIPE PROCESSOR RY 1908 RY 1908 STATUS LED G501 J1 J2 J3 Pos Function Factory adjust G501 Two colored LED display RED Interface modules in adjust mode GREEN P c board operate correctly OPERATE ...

Page 80: ...djust T1 T3 Service switch for adjusting the center frequency of the VCOs of the serializers deserializers Standard selector switch for 525 line operation and 625 line operation The switch should be only operated with the supply voltage switched off Before switching on apply a reference signal of the corre sponding standard FREQ ADJ OFF Depending on the delivery country ...

Page 81: ...vice Anschluß Master LED POWER GOOD G6 LED LAN G2 LED ERROR G3 LED RUN G1 G13 G20 Master RY 1917 J1 J2 J3 RY 1601 Service Anschluß Slave LED ERROR G10 LED RUN G9 TEST T2 TEST T3 Controller Staus LEDs G21 G28 Slave GPI Interface Konfiguration Pos Function Factory adjust The adjustments are described in detail in section 5 7 ...

Page 82: ...T1 Pos Function Factory adjust T1 T2 G1 G2 G3 G10 J4 DSP reset Service switch for adjusting the center frequency of the VCOs of the serializers deserializers Green LED display DSP OK Two colored LED display RED Interface modules in adjust mode GREEN P c board operate correctly DSP status indicator 9 pin D Sub socket for terminal interface ...

Page 83: ... control panels of the switcher family are equipped with controller RY 1821 or RY 1822 The p c board is provided with a microcomputer and some required switches keys as well as diverse LEDs and a status indicator All indicating and adjusting elements are accordingly labelled on the board Taste RESET T9 Taste TEST MONITOR T10 DIL Schalter T8 Setup Controller Status LED Service Anschluß RY 1821 Cont...

Page 84: ... software version The switches have the following functions Switch Position On 1 Off 0 Meaning 1 0 1 Service terminal active Mouse active 2 4 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111 Device type of panel DD30 panel DD10 panel DD20 panel DD5 panel unused unused unused unused 5 6 unused 7 0 1 Standard hardware Prototype hardware BTS only 8 unused LED POWER GOOD Voltage monitoring lights as soon as the 5V sup...

Page 85: ...sociated LED is switched off Switching off is made from the left to the right This however is hardly perceptible when powering up since the tests except for the RAM and EPROM checks are very fast If a certain test failed the LED G18 stays lighted An exception is the lowest LED which indicates during normal operation the error NO CHEAPERNET COMMUNICATION in addition to the running light When all te...

Page 86: ... the red Error LED will flash This mode is intended for BTS internal use only DIL switch SETUP Switch T77 for adjustment of device type and configuration The re spective switch position is only inquired after a reset i e a change of the switch position becomes only effective after a reset The switch position can also be inquired at the service terminal with the program selection V software version...

Page 87: ... Master LED POWER GOOD G6 LED LAN G2 LED ERROR G3 LED RUN G1 G13 G20 Master RY 1917 J1 J2 J3 RY 1601 Service connector Slave LED ERROR G10 LED RUN G9 TEST T2 TEST T3 Controller status LEDs G21 G28 Slave GPI interface configuration Indicating and adjusting elements on the controller p c boards RY 1601 and RY 1917 ...

Page 88: ...I O G20 G28 unused At the beginning of the test all used LEDs are lit After having passed the test the associated LED is switched off Switching off is made from the left to the right This however is hardly perceptible when powering up since the tests except for the RAM and EPROM checks are very fast If a certain test failed the LED stays lighted An exception is the lowest LED which indicates durin...

Page 89: ...case both lines are connected with the circuit ground When connecting to an open collector output there is no ground potential isolation between the switcher electronics and controlling devices Since the circuit ground is led out of the device the cabling has to be shielded for this kind of control Non shielded cables may cause EMC and or ESD problems Switch in position 2 position right The optoco...

Page 90: ...witch T1 on the connector panel determines the input channel of the 12 bit A D converter On each of these connector panels exactly one switch has to be set to ON the other switches have to be switched off Assignment is as follows Switch no 1 ME1 2 ME2 3 PP 4 EXTRA The faders in the control panels DD5 and DD10 have to be configurated for ME1 The three faders in the DD20 control panel have to be con...

Page 91: ...e sources For the Genlock Phase adjustment proceed as follows 1 DD5 DD10 Switch Keyer1 or Keyer2 to Luminance Key Select key bus for key fill and key source DD20 DD30 Switch Keyer1 or Keyer2 of ME1 to Luminance Key Select key bus for key fill and key source 2 Select first source on key bus 3 Select menu option Genlock Phase in the SETUP menu 4 Set Genlock Phase of the switcher to 0 in the Setup an...

Page 92: ...Timing reference diagram for DD5 and DD10 approx minus 1 lines approx plus 2 lines Autophasing range inputs ME1 approx 32 us approx 10 us Min delay approx 0 8 us Aux outputs ME1 outputs PVW Timing reference diagram for DD20 and DD30 ME2 approx 10 us PP approx 10 us ME2 output PVW Main outputs PVW approx 31 us Total timing position of DD20 and DD30 in respect to reference blackburst approx minus 1 ...

Page 93: ...fig E Box in the Install menu The following display is represented With controller Genlock the phase relation of the mixer can be shifted by 1 line up to 2 lines in comparison with the genlock reference signal The display TIMING serves for checking the timing of the sources The bar diagram arranged horizontally under the TIMING field displays the timing of the source to the mixer that is selected ...

Page 94: ...e in the valid area This can also happen when the display is between the arrows Attention At DD5 and DD10 the mode of representation of the menu monitor can be changed e g to inverse representation by means of switch T4 on the con trol panel controller Thus the bar colors and also all other softkeys can be displayed in the menu in an inverted way The right arrow marks the earliest mixer input late...

Page 95: ...file for MSKERMIT Disk 2 Fxxxxx LOC Software for control panel controller Sxxxxx LOC Software for slave controller E box Mxxxxx LOC Software for master controller E box README TXT Software information Copy all files into a subdirectory on the harddisc because INSTALL EXE creates temporary files E g COPY A C DS0011 REL_G or COPY B C DS0011 REL_G Please read first the software information before sta...

Page 96: ...ers connnection see below In most cases COM 1 when using COM 2 MSKERMIT INI has to be matched Change SET PORT 1 to SET PORT 2 using EDIT MSKERMIT INI Diamond digital EBox Controller EBox Connector Board Panel Controller Panel Connector Board PC AT 9 pol D sud female 9 pol D sub male Pin 7 and 9 not assigned 1 1 PC XT oder PS 2 25 pol D sub female 9 pol D sub male Pin 7 and 9 not assigned 2 3 5 2 3...

Page 97: ...re update and the Setup switch T8 on controller RY 1821 has to be set to Service Terminal active T8 Switch 1 OFF Subsequently press the RESET key on the controller so that the setting is read again Taste RESET Setup RY 1821 Controller Switch 1 RY 1821 Controller Monitor Menü T8 T4 6 11 3 CONNECTION AT THE E BOX Connection at the E box can be optionally made at the SERVICE socket on the con nector ...

Page 98: ...uence Panel E Box Master E Box Slave Connect the respective controller with the PC Switch on the PC and start the load program by running install exe on your harddisc The screen displays the menu below which enables you to stop or continue the program procedure DD5 DD30 FLASH Load Program Version 1 0 Copyright c 1993 by BTS Broadcast Television Systems Please read readme txt first continue program...

Page 99: ...EBOX Master S EBOX Slave Input Q Exit Menu If you have been requested in the service information readme txt on the update disk to erase the RAM files you have now to recall the Service menu of the swit cher See section 5 If you have been requested in the service information readme txt on the update disk to enter again the option code number of your switcher after having succee ded loading the new ...

Page 100: ... integrated error diagnosis I DICMAC direct control and memory access D halt normal operation H KERMIT file transfer K change KERMIT user U change device name N show network S install options O I Integrated Error Diagnosis display diagnostic messages D interactive tests I clear RAM files C BTS personnel only B exit E C do you really want to loose memory contents ALL Query No ALL select individual ...

Page 101: ...quested in the software informa tion readme txt on the update disk Recall the MSKERMIT program and establish with C Enter connection to the switcher controller The screen displays the respective Service menu D30 Service Menu Master Ser N0 100 device DD30 Box user COMMON software version V integrated error diagnosis I DICMAC direct control and memory access D halt normal operation H KERMIT file tra...

Page 102: ...tion to the switcher controller Permanently press the 2TERM key on the front panel of controller RY 1917 and shortly press the RESET key After releasing the 2TERM key the PC screen displays the letter W Press the RETURN key using the PC keyboard and subsequently enter the let ter T The PC screen displays a menu with the menu function ERASE FLASH EPROMS F Using the PC keyboard enter the letter F Th...

Page 103: ...disk drive LOAD FOREIGN DEVICE From a control panel that is in the application and has its own floppy disk drive the software can be loaded into any device in the network E box or panel without disk drive Starting SELFLOAD In case of a control panel that as a result of an EPROM change is unable to return to the operating status it is sufficient to insert a floppy with a control panel LOC file into...

Page 104: ...press the reset button on the control panel controller afterwards Setup Menu option L O A D S O F T W A R E In the subloop the following foreign devices can be selected LOAD E BOX MASTER LOAD E BOX SLAVE LOAD OTHER PANEL If one of the submenu options is confirmed the foreign loading procedure is started As described above the loading operating itself comprises a testing and a loading procedure tha...

Page 105: ...6 Initial Installation Diamond digital 96 ...

Page 106: ...istics max 150 m max 150 m min 0 5 m Elektronik Panel 1 Repeater 50 Ohm Box Panel 2 Panel 3 Cheapernet connection cable Kv 770 50 ohms coax Cabling is also possible with T connector Maximum length per segment 150 m Minimum length per segment 0 5 m Longer distances are possible with a repeater i e each repeater provides a further segment with an extension of up to 150 m 10 units per segment at maxi...

Page 107: ...rol is also possible with the BTS control system Jupiter provided this is equipped with the VM 3000 controller In addition the corresponding video and control wiring must be provided The ROUTER INTERFACE protocol for the XBAR port is loaded by the switcher as a standard and need not be selected separately The following pages contain more detailed information on wiring and control The instruction s...

Page 109: ...able S0909 197 Order no 0 979 033 197 Connection cable Diamond TVS Diamond digital 9 pol male 9 pin male 1 2 4 3 6 Frame GND Frame GND RxA TxB Receive common Transmit common TxA Transmit common Receive common RxB XBAR 8 7 9 RxB TxA Frame GND Frame GND RxA TxB 1 2 4 3 6 8 7 9 TVS 1 1 BTS connection cable S0909 117 Order no 0 978 033 117 Attention The EMC regulations require the use of properly shie...

Page 110: ...tions of the signals on the external crossbar Standard sources have the designation PRxx PreRouter xx The source designations entered in this table are indicated in the displays above the Aux key bank when one of the six external crossbar outputs is selected The table can be edited with the cursor softkeys the alphabetical keyboard and the numeric keypad which permits entering user specific source...

Page 111: ...mits entering the desired output number of the external crossbar to be switched by the external Aux bus Admissible output numbers are 0 127 The Prerouter line serves to indicate with Yes No if the corresponding output of the external crossbar is selected as source in the IDENT INPUT menu For further details please refer to Ident Input menu The Coupled to line permits entering an internal switcher ...

Page 112: ...DENT XBAR softkey a appears in the Ident line of the selected source The desired output number of the external crossbar can be entered with the numeric keypad Extern XBAR Which external Aux bus is to be assigned to the switcher inputs can be determined with the EXTERN XBAR softkey For this purpose the desired switcher input must be selected with the cursor By pressing the EXTERN XBAR softkey a app...

Page 113: ...5 46 27 VENUS SD Router Inputs 01 02 30 31 32 DIAMOND DIGITAL Switcher SC 400 Port XBAR Hinweis Keine Tally Signalisierung über den Pre Router Note No tally lighting via pre router Port CONFIG Basic diagram for pre routing RS 422 gekreuzte Leitungen crossed wires ...

Page 114: ...2 23 MARS SD Router Inputs 01 02 30 31 32 DIAMOND DIGITAL Switcher CE 300 Port XBAR Hinweis Keine Tally Signalisierung über den Pre Router Note No tally lighting via pre router Port CONFIG Basic diagram for pre routing RS 422 gekreuzte Leitungen crossed wires 24 x 8 ...

Page 115: ...über den Parallel Pouter Note No tally lighting via parallel router Port CONFIG Basic diagram for parallel routing RS 422 gekreuzte Leitungen crossed wires CE 300 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 31 Outputs PGM ME1 CLEAN not assignet not assignet PRM ME1 PGM ME2 PGM PP PVW ME1 PVW ME2 PVW PP Clean feed Distribution Amplifiers 8 Bus outputs similar to the internal mixer buses 00 ...

Page 116: ...in serial cable and its relays and opto isolators are defined by software in the configuration editor Online name transfer from routing system into DD production switcher DA DA DA DA DA DA Signal routing to PVW monitors RS 422 Port 1 2 3 Tally Inputs RS 422 cable for name transfer to monitor tally Tally Distrib RLW Tally Logic MI 3040 Tally contacts out DD30 Control panel PVW monitors UMDs ...

Page 117: ... TVS controller interface CI 2000 The controller interface CI 2000 is in turn linked by party line to the TVS matrix and the TVS panel Note The controller interface CI 2000 must have the corresponding soft ware For the Jupiter control system a VM board or a SI board is available as interface In order to clear a XBAR entry in the IDENT INPUT menu proceed as follows move cursor into the correspondin...

Page 118: ...switcher sends a INIT REQUEST hex BE This informs the host that the switcher had been switched off and may have lost data or that the data may not be current The host must respond by sending all mnemonic codes again During the normal operation the switcher sends I AM DIAMOND hex BF at regu lar intervals every 3 seconds If the host is switched on it should answer by send ing all mnemonic codes unti...

Page 119: ...ame control bus Type RP 1 UMD includes a display with eight char acters and type RP 2 UMD includes two displays with eight characters Since maximally 32 devices can be operated at the MPK bus the number of the connectable UMDs depends on the num ber of the installed AUX panels Number of UMD 32 number of AUX panels The bus delegation keys can be assigned in menu AUX Panels to all buses For this pur...

Page 120: ...al signal Key DD5 and DD10 Input or internal signal 0 Black 0 Black 1 IN 01 1 IN 01 32 IN 32 16 IN 16 33 COL1 17 COL 34 COL2 18 VIDEO STORE 35 VIDEO STORE 19 CLEAN 36 MONT PROC 1 20 PVW 37 MONT PROC 2 21 PGM 38 ME1 22 Black 39 ME2 23 Black 40 PP PGM 24 Black 41 PVW ME1 25 IN 01 42 PVW ME2 43 PVW PP 40 IN 16 44 ME1 KEY 41 COL 45 ME2 KEY 42 VIDEO STORE 46 CLEAN 43 CLEAN 47 Black 44 PVW 45 PGM 46 Bla...

Page 121: ...3 Panel 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 software DS0011F 4 Panel 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 From software version DS0011G which replaces the under monitor dis plays the switches have to be set as follows Schalter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Panel 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 Panel 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 Panel 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 4 Panel 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 Fasten the cover cap 4 Connect the panels among each other and with the serial port of the master co...

Page 122: ... ME2 it ME2 it RS232C GPI RS485 ADDRESS DIAGNOSTIC MPK BUS POWER 85 265 V TEST TEST Connection to the MPK bus is made in the same way as for the AUX panels Power supply can be universally with line voltages of 85 V 265 V AC The respective use of the UMDs can be adjusted with the two rotary switches ADDRESS on the terminal panel Each rotary switch has t he hexadecimal range 0 F See the table below ...

Page 123: ...1 F Input 31 Input 32 2 2 Output ME1 2 2 3 Output ME1 Output ME2 2 4 Output ME2 Output MAIN 2 5 PVW ME1 3 2 6 PVW ME1 PVW ME2 2 7 PVW ME2 PVW PP PST MAIN PVW 2 8 PVW PP CLEAN FEED 4 2 9 CLEAN FEED PVW BUS 5 2 A PVW BUS Output DP 6 2 B AUX1 7 2 C AUX1 AUX2 2 D AUX2 AUX3 2 E AUX3 AUX4 2 F AUX4 AUX5 3 0 AUX5 AUX6 3 1 DVE1 KEY DVE1 VIDEO 8 3 2 DVE1 VIDEO DVE1 KEY 3 3 DVE2 KEY DVE2 VIDEO 3 4 DVE2 VIDEO...

Page 124: ...he output c FTB when the output has been faded to black with the fade to black function 3 The displays for the PVW ME1 ME2 PP Preview can show the following a PROG when no Preview is selected b AKAx when the cursor for Auto Chroma Key Adjustment is selected c the states of the next transition keys are displayed with graphical symbols on off e g _ _ In this case NXT BGD A off NXT BGD B on NXT KEY 1...

Page 125: ... input when PP Preview DUAL or CASC In the other cases no meaning 7 The displays for the 6 AUX outputs show the 4 digit source name of the se lected input 8 The displays for the 4 DVE outputs can show the following a The 4 digit source name of the selected input b 1PST 1PGM 1 K1 1 K2 2PST 2PGM 2 K2 PPST PPGM P K1 P K2 for the selected ME output in the 4 character mode c ME1 PST ME1 PGM ME1 KEY1 ME...

Page 126: ...am of the tally distributor RC1940 as an ap pendix to this supplement The tally inputs are controlled by connecting the respective input to ground Control can be made by a relay contact a switch or by an open collector out put 1 5 6 9 Mixer EBox TALLY IN GND External Example Mixer GND Connection specification TALLY IN TTL interface absolutely max DC input Voltage V I 2V 7V Input High Voltage V IH ...

Page 127: ...d out as relay contacts which a re controlled via open collector drivers Mixer EBox External TALLY OUT Example Sources Monitors SxA SxB AUX1 Common Connection specification TALLY OUT and GPI OUT absolute max Switching current max 1 A Switching voltage DC max 24 V TALLY and GPI Outputs ...

Page 128: ...n between the two connectors activates the corresponding in put This kind of control is suited for the connection to a relay contact or also to an open collector output Please note that in this case one of the two leads is con nected with the circuit ground Therefore when connecting to an open collector output no ground potential isolation is between mixer and controlling device Controller Externa...

Page 129: ...o connectors the opto coupler internal LED is made available including drop resistor 1kOhm With this type of control a ground potential isolation is be tween mixer and controlling device However the controlling device has to imprint a current in the LED i e a simple contact is not suited in this case Controller External Mixer Ebox GPI IN OUT 1k 10k VCC ILCT6 IL U L anode cathode U L min 3 V U L ty...

Page 130: ...he distributor can be mounted at a free position within the equipment cabinet If depending on the projection long cable lengths are required make sure it is to be that protected cables are used The pin assignment is 1 1 BTS cable with variable length Cable Type Order number 50 pin plug hub S5050 001 0 979 093 001 25 pin plug hub S2525 001 0 979 063 001 9 pin plug hub S0909 001 0 979 033 001 When o...

Page 131: ...7 Description of the Interface Diamond digital 122 The connector blocks are combined to functional groups labelled accordingly TALLY IN TALLY SOURCE OUT TALLY MON OUT GPI IN GPI OUT ...

Page 132: ... J36 J37 J38 J39 J40 J41 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 AUX4 COM AUX5 COM AUX6 COM DVE1 COM DVE2 COM PVW COM DSK1 COM DSK2 COM J42 J43 J44 J45 J46 J47 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 IN1A IN1K in2A IN2K IN3A IN3K IN4A IN4K IN5A IN5K IN6A IN6K IN7A IN7K IN8A IN8K J48 J49 J50 J51 J52 J53 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 MAIN PP READY ME1 ME2 AUX1 AUX2 AUX3 AUX4 GND J6 J7 J8 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 DVE1 DVE2 PVW CLEAN A...

Page 133: ... tally has to be switched to ME1 For the mixers DD20 DD30 and DD20M the studio tally has to be switched to PP 2 Signal READY open not connected to ground Via the TALLY OUT connectors the mixer tallies the picture sources being in volved in the output picture of the mixer Signal READY connected to ground Tallying the picture source depends on whether the sources are involved in the output picture o...

Page 134: ...type cable and the RS 422 interface For this purpose the ports 1 2 and 3 are provided at the switcher Each of these ports may be used for the connection of a DVE device The desired port is set in the switcher setup Exception The DVE types A53D and A57 may only be connected at port 1 using RS 232 interface Designation of the sockets on the terminal boards ÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁ...

Page 135: ...re often not recalled when the transition is executed Presumably this is a result of the key frame inter polation in the DVE In no case the error should be localized in the DVE Effects including switching functions can only be run perfectly in original speed Sequence selection Recall DVE sequences that are to be controlled from the switcher and load them into the snapshot registers of the DVE Scal...

Page 141: ...rotocol Enables Editor has to be enabled with control by the switcher The effects have to be scaled to 30 seconds Effects selection is possible from the switcher Effects control is possible with the fader lever Effects control is possible by means of Auto Transition With manual effects control from the switcher it may happen that contributions sto red in the DVE effect e g Freeze on off E MEM Reca...

Page 142: ...cated above the switcher transmits the coupling point information to the DPM The DPM keeps in mind this coupling point to that side of the transformed picture being now visible By 180o rotation of the picture and selection of another coupling point the latter is stored to the other side When the DVE now turns the picture the DVE transmits commands to the switcher in order that the switcher switche...

Page 144: ...he sequences is made with the DVE digipot in the Wipe panel which in this mode is switched over to DVE operation This mode permits integrating particularly static DVE effects into a picture e g smaller pictures at a fixed position In this mode Loop is enabled and DVE transition is disabled 3 DVE effects without FX Loop In this mode all signals applied to the switcher as well as the internal signal...

Page 145: ...s selected with the wipe effect keys in the Wipe panel of the switcher DD5 and DD10 are switched over to DVE operation by disabling the functions keys Wipe1 Wipe2 or Mask Below one of the digipots DVE is displayed The wipe keys of a DD20 switcher correspond to the DVE snapshot numbers 1 15 or when the 2nd key is actuated to the snapshots 16 30 The DD5 switcher features less keys for the wipe or se...

Page 147: ...e DVE key DVE1 or DVE2 in case of DD20 DD30 on the Aux bus delega tion bank Disable Loop Disable DVE transition in the Transition panel if enabled In this mode the following signals can be switched to the DVE all signals of the Aux bus if a coupled key signal exists this is sent to the DVE as key signal video signals and if existing the pertaining key signal from the respective switching level If ...

Page 148: ... protocol in preparation ACCOM AXIAL BTS protocol in preparation AMPEX ACE 100 AMPEX MICRO ACE GVG VPE PALTEX GVG 200 e tested with R132ME switcher VIDEO MEDIA SONY BVE 9000 SONY BVE 9100 SONY BVE 2000 BTS BBE 2000 8 6 EDITORS WITH GVG 100 PROTOCOL ONLY SONY BVE 900 SONY BVE 910 AMPEX ACE 25 ...

Page 150: ...00 PROTOCOL DVE VIDEO DVE KEY PGM 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MAINFRAME DD5 DD10 REMOTE AUX 1 2 3 IN CLEAN DVE AC BB AC VID KEY 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 SERIAL PORT 1 2 3 4 DVE KEY OUT VIDEO OUT KEY IN VIDEO IN Any inputs for DVE video and DVE key Assignment in Setup Any serial ports Except A53D and A57 only with serial port 4 RS 232 ...

Page 151: ... ME1 PVW 1 2 3 ME2 PGM ME2 PVW 1 2 3 4 MAIN OUT PGM PRESET CLEAN MAIN OUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AUX VIDEO1 KEY1 VIDEO2 KEY2 DVE GPI IN OUT 1 2 TALLY OUT 1 2 DD30 Control panel EDITOR GVG 100 PROTOCOL GVG 200 PROTOCOL DVE2 KEY OUT VIDEO OUT KEY IN VIDEO IN X BAR DVE1 VIDEO DVE1 KEY DVE2 VIDEO DVE2 KEY BTS DVE1 KEY OUT VIDEO OUT KEY IN VIDEO IN 232 Any inputs for DVE video and DVE key Assignment in Setup ...

Page 152: ...on list will result in different edits if the assignment of inputs used in that list has been changed The reactions of a GVG 200 on commands in the following tables are taken from the description MODEL 200 EDITOR PROTOCOL AND DIALECT from GVG In the following EX always refers to the ME address byte that is the second byte of any command message block The reader is assumed to be familiar with both ...

Page 153: ...pst ptn size width aspect softness symmetry rotation angle rotation magnitude rotation speed modulation freq modulation amp size mask soft mask shadow clip 1 8 chroma keyer 1 6 hue chroma keyer 7 8 hue pattern positive V pattern position H border intensity not assigned matte chroma keyer 1 matte hue keyer 1 matte lum keyer 1 clip level keyer 2 softness keyer 1 clip level keyer 1 softness keyer 1 t...

Page 154: ... Change 1 2 Write function off Key Change 2 1 Write function on Key 1 100 Write function off Key 1 0 Mask on off key 1 key 4 or DSK Key invert keyer 1 DSK Border key drop shadow on off Selects matte as fill signal of key Selects key bus for fill signals Recall of fill signal source which has been selected be fore a MATTE FILL command Works only if a crosspoint has been selected via edit interface ...

Page 155: ...Selects key bus for fill signals Recall of fill signal source which has been selected before a MATTE FILL command Works only if a crosspoint has been selected via the edit interface Selects key bus for key source signals on keyer 2 Activates deactivates coupled mode for key 2 5 Key mode luminance key 2 Key mode linear key 2 Key mode chroma key 2 An appropriate key source must be selected before is...

Page 156: ...mines the mixing level The mode byte is interpreted as follows Mode Byte Function 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F Key Border off Border H Border 2H Border H W Border 2H W Border H B Border 2H B Drop Shadow Drop Shadow Drop Shadow Border Soft Float Shadow Slant Shadow Outline H Outline 2H Key Border off 9 4 2 KEY ACCUMULATION COMMAND BF C0 Not available in current software releases ...

Page 157: ... locked modulation on but not locked no effect on Diamond digital 9 5 3 WIPE MULTIPLICATION COMMAND B6 The highest four bits of the mode byte select the horizontal multiplication factor the lowest four bits the vertical multiplication The values are interpreted as binary numbers All values from 0 to 15 are valid 0 is treated as 1 9 5 4 WIPE ROTATION COMMAND B7 Only the lowest two bits of the mode ...

Page 158: ... the rate is set Because only three bytes are used the range for the rate can be 0 999 frames The hundreds are transmitted in the first byte followed by the tens and units digits 9 5 7 TRANSITION KEY SELECT FB This command acts in the Diamond digital in the same way as the AUTO transition key on the control panel an auto transition is started on the switcher 1BH Auto Transition MES 18H Auto Transi...

Page 159: ...he Diamond digital Which modules are stored depends on the value of the EX byte and not on the current setting within the DEFINE MEMO menu DD20 DD30 Table 1 EX value with stored mixing level assignment EX Modules stored Same as selected with key 00 01 02 08 06 PP matrix PP DSK PP pattern key mask 7 8 if avail DSK1 FTB DSK2 ME1 matrix ME1 transition ME1 matrix key mask 1 3 ME2 matrix ME2 transition...

Page 160: ...the register number The last four letters are EDSN which stands for EDit SNapshot If a sequence is stored onto the position where the snapshot wants to reside the store command will fail an existing snapshot will be overwritten The location of a snapshot taken via the edit interface is determined by the value of the EX byte and the E MEM register number Details of this mapping are described below ...

Page 161: ...9 EXTRA 1 as described above are used for recall If a sequence has been stored meanwhile onto the place where the edit interface assumes the snapshot to be recalled the execution of this command fails The start of sequences via the edit interface is now possible by applying the recall E MEM command to register 30 39 In this case the EX value is ignored The table below shows the positions for timel...

Page 162: ...OTE GPI IN TALLY IN SERIAL IN AC IN 8 INTERNAL SIGNALS BUFFER BUFFER DVE KEY WIPE PGM PVW CLEAN DVE VIDEO OUTPUTS 1 2 3 4 MAIN OUT PST CLEAN DVE VIDEO DVE KEY AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3 STORE OUTPUT PROCESSOR GENLOCK P BUF S AUTO P PHASE P S BUF S AUTO P PHASE FROM AUX1 AUTO PHASE S AUTO P PHASE COL BGD COL BGD 4 2 2 STORE S S S P P P DIAGNOSE 5 X WIPE PROCESSOR KEY PROCESSOR 1 2 3 4 ME PROCESSOR BLACK BUR...

Page 163: ...10 Block diagrams Diamond digital 154 ...

Page 164: ...KEY MASK BUS KEY FILL 1 KEY FILL 2 DVE VIDEO BGD A BGD B SPEC PHASE DIAGNOSE PGM DVE VIDEO PVW PGM INTERN 4 2 2 STORE 4 2 2 STORE 4 2 2 STORE 4 2 2 STORE OPTION RY 1913 DVE VIDEO 1 DVE KEY 1 DV VIDEO 2 DVE KEY 2 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3 AUX 3 AUX 4 AUX 5 AUX 6 PVW S P AUTO PHASE STORE P S BUFFER BUFFER S S S P P P COL BGD GEN 1 COL BGD GEN 2 4 2 2 STORE RY 1911 RY 1912 DVE KEY WIPE PGM PVW PVW DVE VIDEO ...

Page 165: ...10 Block diagrams Diamond digital 156 ...

Page 166: ... DVE 50 OHM AC AC BB AC VID KEY BTS Broadcast Television Systems DD10 Post Production 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 PORT 1 2 3 ADC 410 ADC 410 ADC 410 ADC 410 MNR 10 RECORDER CG VID SD INPUT DAC 410 TO BVW 75P TO D5 RECORDER D5 CHARACTER GENERATOR MOTIF U MATIC RECORDER EXTERNAL DSC IN WID2 WID3 WID4 WID5 WID8 WID9 DVE PINNACLE PRIZM EDITOR CMX OMNI 10 Block diagrams Diamond digital 157 ...

Page 167: ...10 Block diagrams Diamond digital 158 ...

Page 168: ...PU 1 2 3 4 S Y P P R B CPU 1 2 3 4 S Y P P R B CPU 1 2 3 4 S Y P P R B KAM1 KAM2 KAM3 KAM4 SG V SG K UHR V UHR K DVE V DVE K TEST R G B SG SG KEY ROUTER KEY 1 FBAS 1 2 1 2 FBAS S MNR10 1 BB REF 1 2 1 2 FBAS S DAC 410 1 1 2 1 2 FBAS S DAC 410 PIX MON PIX MON MONITOR CAM 1 BCN 52 REF BB 1 2 BB 1 FBAS 1 2 1 2 FBAS S MNR10 REF BB 1 2 ROUTER BB REF BB VIDEO CAM 2 CAM 3 CAM 4 BTS Broadcast Television Sy...

Page 169: ...th FCS 3286 small display 19 1 RU 30 mm FCS 3287 large display 19 2 RU 30 mm 5 8 1 DISPLAY OF THE SOURCES Source monitors When displaying a picture on the monitor directly coming from one of the picture sources of the switcher the status display shows the source name defined in the ident input menu VTR 2 PGM monitors ME1 OUT ME2 OUT MAIN OUT If a mixed picture being composed of picture components ...

Page 170: ...ASK PREVIEW PREVIEW switched off program measuring window for AKA In the AUTO PREVIEW mode the status display shows the state of the NEXT TRANSITION key row The associated preview monitor shows in this mode what the mixed picture will look like after the next transition The next transition status is displayed as follows ON OFF In the PP stage the AUTO PREVIEW softkeys replace in the AUTO PREVIEW m...

Page 171: ...be connected to the ES BUS socket of the control panel This requires selection of PORT Mon Ident in the CONFIGURATION PANEL menu See the operation manual of the switcher RS 422 Pin Signal 9 pin D type female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Frame Ground Transmit A Receive B Receive sign common Spare Transmit sign common Tansmit B Receive A Frame ground Power connection The status display requires a regulated DC ...

Page 172: ...It is possible to select two monitor ident protocols Mon Ident I In this protocol the displays for the switcher sources are di rectly assigned to the inputs i e input 1 is always shown in dis play 1 input 2 in display 2 etc Mon Ident B In this protocol the displays for the switcher sources are as signed to the keys on the routing switcher i e the contents of the display depends on the assign table...

Page 173: ...l BTS Preliminary Information Adjustment is made by means of the DIL switch on the rear of the status monitor according to the following scheme 1 8 OPEN 1 0 Lower Byte Higher Byte Example Monitor address 04H Video In 5 ...

Page 174: ...he port the DVE is connected to within the setup of the switcher the DVE type is indicated A general DVE type is VTR protocol Select within the setup of the switcher to which the DVE fill and key signal is attached This is needed for the FXLoop operation 10 2 PREPARATION Recall or generate DVE sequences that are supposed to be controlled by the switcher Load them into the snapshot registers of the...

Page 175: ...elect the DVE feed signal i e select the next DVE signal via the ME preset bus or one of the Key Fill buses Selection of Preset or Program as feed signal determines whether the DVE se quence runs as it was programmed or reverses its polarity Select the desired DVE sequence via the Wipe selection panel of the switcher in case of DD5 and DD10 this is done by switching the selection wipe 1 2 mask off...

Page 176: ...col Adaption has been made in conjunction with the Diamand analog switcher GVG200 protocol D10 AUX bus 4 is derivated to AUX Bus 3 Aux bus 3 does not logically exist any more No information GVG100 protocol No Init panel function GVG100 protocol Not tested Init panel function should be possible with no transfer GVG200 protocol Not tested Addresses only ME2 No transfer of timelines or snapshots into...

Page 177: ...in switcher setup A57 setup Select Sony protocol Set edit offset to one minute Enable remote control on A57 keyboard RS232 protocol Sequence selection fader transitions possible no scaling necessary runs only at 9600bps Select DVE A53D as port protocol within switcher setup Select RS232 protocol on Abekas A57 for port B Set header 2 on A57 s address port to RS232 see A57 technical guide Fig 36 Use...

Page 178: ...with effect Problems may arise with extremely long timelines With earlier software versions Charisma sequence selection from switcher had to be confirmed on local panel A special RS422 cable with one male and one female connector and 1 1 connec tions has to be used No information Model 100 protocol Set runtime to 30s fader play sequence selection Do not stop ongoing sequences or manual transitions...

Page 179: ...8 Notes for special Editors and DVEs Diamond digital 71 No information No information No information AMPEX ADO 100 AMPEX ADO 500 AMPEX ADO 1000 ...

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