Sony MVS-7000X, Быстрая настройка

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After your Installation…
Installation Check-Out
Standard to the MVS series is an on-site Installation Check-Out (ICO) by a Sony Field Service Engineer.
The amount of on-site time varies, depending on which switcher was purchased and the complexity of
the install (for example, was a router interface also purchased?). The typical on-site time is two days.
ICO scheduling is done through your Sony Account Manager, who will need the exact models of each
chassis and their respective serial numbers. Sony requires at least two weeks’ notice to schedule the
ICO. It is also important that the switcher be completely installed before the Service Engineer arrives.
The ICO does not cover mounting equipment, running/connecting cables or any System Design. If
these services are required, please contact your Sony account manager.
As a general rule the following items should be complete before the ICO date:
1. Complete installation of all switcher components, including cabling.
2. At least 4 video and 1 key source run to the inputs.
3. At least 2 monitors (PGM/PVW) are wired and operating
The ICO Field Service Engineer will ensure that:
1. The installation was done correctly and that all individual components are operating, as
designed, and communicating with each other.
2. All Inputs and Outputs are working
3. That all Mix/Effects boards and Keyers are operating
4. That all DME channels are operating
5. Assist in programing Tally and GPI
6. Assist in establishing communication between the MVS and external devices (i.e. DDRs, etc.)
Please note that while the ICO engineer can assist in making devices “talk” to the switcher, they are not
responsible for programming third-party devices. You may need to contact the manufacturer of the
third-party device for assistance.
The ICO also covers basic engineering menu system setup and
basic
troubleshooting and maintenance.
If a more thorough maintenance course is required, please contact your Sony Account Manager.
The ICO must occur before operator training. It is also strongly recommend that the ICO and operator
training are not back-to-back. If an error or defect is discovered during the ICO, it could impact your
ability to train operators.