GRASS VALLEY CR6400 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
Feature Summary
If a selection button is red when the panel is in destination mode, the destination is locked on
the selected levels. The destination lock button will also be red in that case. The selection button
is high-tally red when that destination is selected and low-tally red when some other destina-
tion is selected.
The panel lock button turns red when the panel is locked.
Operating a control panel (at first release) is very simple. See Chapter 5, Operation on page 25.
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Buttons are not labeled at the factory. If you want button legends, you must create your
own. See
Button Legends on page 22.
Feature Summary
Router
The CR6400 has the following features and characteristics:
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Two power connections for redundancy. The routers have 2 indicator LEDs, one for each
power supply.
• One Ethernet port, supporting network operation.
• One copper grounding terminal.
• One 16-position rotary switch used to specify the level of a router. The router’s IP address is
also derived from the switch setting.
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Quick and easy control panel mounting.
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Non-volatile memory. Routes (and IP addresses) are preserved if power is shut off.
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One RS-422/RS-485 port, for connection to an automation system or control system.
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Four I/O card slots.
At first release, the I/O cards must be all AES cards or all 3Gig cards.
Each card has an alarm LED and a power LED.
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One pair of video reference connectors (BNC, 75
W
, loop-through).
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An LED indicates whether the router has video reference. Another LED provides fan status.
Control Panel
Stand-alone operation is the only option available at first release of the product. The CP6464 has
the following characteristics:
•
The meaning of I/O buttons is fixed and the mapping of buttons to I/O connectors is fixed.
The set of 64 buttons represents sources when the source mode button is pressed and repre-
sents destinations when the destination mode button is pressed.
• Function buttons:
The Panel Lock button is normally low-tally green. It turns bright red when the panel is
locked.
The Destination Lock button is normally low-tally amber. It turns bright red when a selected
destination is locked (unless none of the destination’s levels are selected).
The 4 buttons (immediately below the lock buttons) select levels 1 to 4, in that order.
Pressing the source mode button makes the selection buttons (or I/O buttons) turn green
(high- or low-tally) In source mode, the selection buttons select sources.