Voyager Maintenance Guide (v02)
Hardware Overview and Installation • 3–11
8.
The video connections are different, depending on the Voyager system.
• For the Voyager base system, connect the 9 HD-BNC video I/O cables to their required destination (see the
Voyager Quick Start Guide
for information about configuring the
Key
and
Fill
for the HD-BNC connectors).
The default configuration is displayed in the table in the section,
“Appendix A: Matrox I/O Cables
page A–1. Not all HD-BNC connectors will be active depending on the Voyager software edition.
• If you are upgrading your Frontier system to Voyager software, connect the 9 HD-BNC video I/O cables to
their required destination, as shown in “
Appendix C: AJA Corvid 88 I/O Cables
• For the Voyager 12G system, connect the HD-BNC video I/O cables to their required destination (see the
Voyager User Guide or Help file for information about configuring the
Key
and
Fill
for the HD-BNC
connectors).
• For the Voyager IP system, insert pluggable SFP connectors into the SFP cages and attach the networking
cables to the connectors.
Voyager systems provide SD/HD-SDI outputs. If your facility requires analog outputs, additional outboard digital
to analog conversion equipment is available from Ross Video.
Powering Up the System
To power up the system:
1.
Press the
Power
button to begin the boot procedure.
2.
Close the front door to protect the Voyager system from dust.
Powering Down the System
Whenever the Voyager system needs to be powered down, use the following procedure:
To power down the system:
1.
Log on to the Voyager system.
2.
From the
Start
menu, select
Shut down
.
The Voyager system shuts down.
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