FILM LIGHT Truelight SDI, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 2 – Installation
Installing the Truelight SDI hardware
Truelight SDI User Guide
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Connectors Cables are connected to the unit according to the diagram below:
Note that certain functions, such as cube selection, can also be performed locally using the
buttons on the front of the unit; the remote control connection is only required for full
operation of the unit—see
Remote control on page 19.
Figure 2-1: Truelight SDI cable connections
– Input (SDI)
The SDI connections support both standard (single-link) SDI and dual-link SDI
signals. For single-link input, use either the IN A or the IN B connector. Use both
the IN A and IN B connectors for dual-link input.
Connect these ports to the SDI OUT ports on your video device.
– Monitoring outputs (SDI)
The SDI connections support both standard (single-link) SDI and dual-link SDI
signals. For single-link output, use either the OUT A or the OUT B connector. Use
both the OUT A and OUT B connectors for dual-link input.
Connect these ports to the SDI IN ports on your display device.
– Ethernet connection
The ethernet port allows Truelight SDI to be controlled over a standard
10/100BaseT network. This connection provides full control over the unit. It
should be connected directly to the software host, or to an appropriate hub or
switch within your network.
– Truelight software host (optional)
The SERIAL 2 connector can be used to connect to the Mac or Linux system on
which the Truelight software is installed. Note that this system is usually accessed
over the ethernet connection.
– Power connector.
Note that the USB and Serial 1 connectors are reserved for factory setup. These
connections are not required for normal operation.
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