Unpacking And Setting Up Server
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The picture to the lower left shows what a 200 channel digital computer server will look
like completely set up. When your system arrives, the rack will come with the shelves
(1)
,
router (aka switch)
(2)
and KVM
(3)
(used to view multiple computers with 1 monitor)
already installed. Once you have the rack in the room you can start installing all the com-
puters, disc changer and computer monitor. Please do not rush and
DO NOT UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES PLUG IN THE SYSTEM BEFORE YOU COMPLETE ALL THE STEPS
. Each
system comes with a “Management” computer
(4)
(Used to check income, change set-
tings, etc.). One “Processing” computer
(5)
(Used to convert the movie files into “Stream-
able” formats and streams content to booths). If you have a 200 channel system, you
will have an additional streaming computer
(6)
. The “Management” computer
(4)
must
be placed in the top set of rails of the rack as shown. The APC back up power supply goes
on the bottom (pre installed)
(7)
. The tall bracket on the back is used for the computer
monitor
(8)
(which gets connected to the KVM switch). The Powerfile
(9)
is placed below
the monitor. The key board and mouse
go in front of the powerfile
(10)
. The
wires run along the right side and will
get connected to the front of the KVM
switch
(11)
. The 24 port switch
(2)
(also known as a switchable router) that
is below the KVM is used for commu-
nications between your booths and the
computers. If you have Quad with your
system, there will be an 4 gray wires
connected to the front of the switch.
The switch is numbered and technically
it doesn’t matter which port you plug in
the booth cables to, but we suggest do-
ing them in order (helps with possible
trouble shooting in the future).
The LCD screen is attached to the brack-
et with 4 screws that will be in a small
bag tapped to the back of the monitor.
Connect the power and 15 pin cable as
shown. All cables throughout the system
will be numbered for your convenience.
2
4
1
10
8
5
7
6
3
9
11
