Calrec ARGO, Инструкция по установке и техническому обслуживанию

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70 ARGO
Digital Broadcast IP Production Console
Panel Options
MONITOR PANEL - MY6574
MY6574 - ARGO S & ARGO Q MONITOR PANEL
The MY6574 Monitor panel provides
the Argo S/Argo Q full control of
the various monitoring outputs of
the console. Generally one of these
panels is fitted per console although
more than one can be fitted for multi-
user/monitor operation.
The MY6574 is 378.5mm wide x 190mm
high and is fitted with the following
controls/displays:- A large rotary control
in the centre of the panel is used to
provide control for the Main control room
monitors, various buttons to CUT/DIM
the monitor speakers and the MONO/
STEREO buttons change the width of the
monitored signal.
PANEL CONNECTOR LAYOUT
The associated Mini TFT display is used
to show the current monitor source and
level and the
SEL
ector button below
opens the monitor source selection shown
on the 20 sets of 4 button cells which
can be used to provide a variety of control
options.Placed to the right of the main
monitor control, there are 4 misc monitor
control sets each of which has a Talkback
button, source
SEL
ector button which
operates in the same way as the main
monitor
SEL
button described earlier and
a Mute button.
Note: the Mute button on Misc monitors
may be configured to act as either a Cut
or Dim control.
To the left of the main monitor control is
placed 8 rotary control cells arranged as
2 rows of 4 sets of rotary control cells,
each of which contains: a rotary shaft
encoder control with integral switch.
This is activated by pressing the top of
the encoder down this is typically used
to reset the parameter which the rotary
control is controlling. It also contains
a separate illuminating button and a
Mini TFT Display per cell. Each rotary
control cell can be configured to display
and control the various continuous and
switch parameters as required. On the
far right of the panel is a USB connector
for the user and an XLR connector which
can have a microphone fitted to provide
Talkback.
Connections
This panel has two separate connectors
for power and control placed on the back
of the unit. The Monitor panel connects
to the UN6539 section processor, which
provides both power via a 4 pin 12v DC
connector and control data via a USB 3
Type B connector which uses the
Superspeed pairs to provide 2 x LVDS
outputs on each USB 3.0 port for Mini-
TFT data to the Control Surface Modules.
The USB 2.0 legacy pair in the USB 3.0
connector transports surface control events between panels and host
processor.
Additional Monitor Connections
This panel has two additional connectors
as shown bottom left, for the User USB 2
Type B port which is connected to
the Section processor and an RJ45
connector which uses the Studio Hub pin
out to connect the Talkback Mic to the
back of the JB6549 Combo AoIP I/O
device.
TB MIC & USB CONNECTOR LAYOUT