Avitech Titan 9000 series, Руководство пользователя

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3.2 External Cascading
Step 1. Set the rotary ID on the first Titan 9000 to 0, set the rotary ID on the second Titan 9000 to 1, set
the rotary ID on the third Titan 9000 to 2, and so forth (can be other values except F as long as
they are different from each other’s setting).
To prevent input conflicts, when cascading 2 or more Titan 9000 (up to 10 maximum), make sure each Titan
9000 gets assigned a unique rotary ID.
Step 2. To display video overlay from each Titan 9000, all units must be connected to each other via
HDMI cable. Connect one end to the HDMI OUT port on the first Titan 9000’s last card (up to 4
cards in a single Titan 9000), and the other end to the CASCADE IN (HDMI) port of the next
Titan 9000’s (control card) in the chain.
Step 3. Cascading through RJ-45 (RS-485) is used to loop communication from one Titan 9000 to the
next. The data stream carries control and configuration information. Connect one end of
RS-485 cascading cable to the RS-485 OUT of the first Titan 9000 and the other end to RS-485
IN of the next Titan 9000 in the chain.
Step 4. Connect one end of HDMI cable to HDMI OUT port on the last Titan 9000 cascaded and the
other end to the group output monitor.
Make sure to connect an HDCP-compliant monitor to enable video output with HDCP encryption.
Step 5. Connect the computer that is running the Phoenix-Q software to the Master Titan 9000 by using
a straight-through or a cross-over RJ-45 cable from the computer to the IP port on the Titan
9000. Make sure you can ping the Master Titan 9000’s IP address.