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2–6 • Installation NWE-TS User Manual (Iss. 01)
Rear Panel Overview
This section provides a general overview of the features of the NWE-TS rear panel.
Figure 2.2 NWE-TS — Rear Panel
1. LTC IN BNC
This BNC provides an unbalanced SMPTE 12M LTC input connection for the NWE-TS. The
source on this BNC can be used as your time reference source. Refer to the section “
Configuring
the Time Reference ” on page 3-5 for configuration details.
2. LTC COMM LED
This LED reports the communication activity on the LTC IN BNC as follows:
• When lit, this LED indicates a valid LTC signal is present.
• When off, this LED indicates that an LTC signal is not present.
3. ASI IN BNC
This BNC accepts a DVB-ASI MPEG-2 transport stream input. The TS IN LED on the front
panel reports the communication activity of the signal on this BNC.
4. ASI OUT BNC
This BNC carries the DVB-ASI MPEG-2 transport stream output, with watermarking, of the
NWE-TS. The
TS OUT LED on the front panel reports the communication activity of the signal
on this BNC.
5. Serial Port
This port is reserved for future use.
6. VGA Port
Connect a monitor to this port if you do not have access to a network with DHCP for the initial
ethernet setup, or if you have a need to reset your NWE-TS static IP address outside of
DashBoard. Refer to the section “
Manual Setup ” on page 2-12 for details.
7. Gb1 Ethernet 10/100 Port
This standard 10/100 Base-TX RJ45 connector is used to connect the NWE-TS to an external
Ethernet network. This connector is required to bridge the external ethernet network to the local
communication bus for monitoring and controlling the NWE-TS using DashBoard. This port is
also used for software upgrades.
1) LTC IN BNC 5) Serial Port 9) USB Ports
2) LTC COMM LED 6) VGA Port 10) Power Supplies
3) ASI IN BNC 7) Gb1 Ethernet 10/100 Port
4) ASI OUT BNC 8) Gb2 Ethernet 10/100 Port
5 6
Gb 1 Gb 2
7 8 9 10
1 4 3 2