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SIERRA VIDEO
1
Introduction
Before You Begin
There are several terms and acronyms that you should become familiar with before reading this
manual. They are shown below.
Term/Acronym Definition
Crosspoint The electronic switch that assigns one of the inputs on the
matrix crosspoint modules to an output.
Destination The output of a routing switcher connected to a device that
receives signals from the output of the switcher.
Output Connects the signal to the destination device.
Source The signal that is connected to the input of the routing
switcher.
Input Connected to the source that provides the signal to the
switcher.
Matrix An array of the switch modules that connects an input to an
output.
Protocol The command structure used to affect a switch or multiple
switches on the routing switcher or to control other
functions.
Routing Switcher Consists of one or more crosspoint modules that switch
together, or sometimes independently, to connect the
desired signals through the switcher.
Serial Port The 9-pin RS232 connector that allow you to control the
switcher using a standard personal computer or other
external device. Sends control protocol commands in
ASCII.
Chapter
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- Sierra video 1
- User s manual 1
- User s manual 3
- Configure 25 5
- Installation 11 5
- Introduction 1 5
- Table of contents 5
- User interface 23 5
- Audio module overview 103 6
- Communication protocol 113 6
- Manage 57 6
- Module overview 73 6
- Operate 67 6
- Operation 71 6
- Optional audio 85 6
- Specifications 109 6
- Warranty 121 6
- Before you begin 7
- Chapter 7
- Introduction 7
- Term acronym definition 7
- Cautions 8
- Regulatory warnings safety information 8
- Warnings 8
- Cautions continued 9
- Fcc notice 9
- Warning 9
- Ce notice 10
- Ican class a digital equipment 10
- Warning 10
- Attention 11
- Caution 11
- Delivery damage inspection 12
- Emc regulatory notices 12
- International power supply cords 12
- North american power supply cords 12
- Power supply cords 12
- Introduction 13
- Ponderosa series routing switcher 13
- Frame front panel 14
- Frame rear panel 14
- Ponderosa 6464 frame 14
- Frame front panel 15
- Frame rear panel 15
- Ponderosa 128128 frame 15
- Factors affecting quality of results 16
- Chapter 17
- Important 17
- Installation 17
- Introduction 17
- Rack mounting 17
- Multi frame connection 18
- Connecting to video devices 19
- Connecting peripherals 20
- Control panels sync inputs and power are all connected to the rear of the master frame the peripherals area may vary depending on the model size and type 20
- Master frame rear panel 20
- Input equalizers 21
- Output reclocking 21
- Reference sync 21
- Video reference supported video format 21
- Ac power connections 22
- Redundant power supplies 23
- Control processor dip switches 24
- Cpu leds 25
- Dip switch settings cont 25
- Ethernet leds 26
- All relay contacts are floating relative to any ground in the router or cpu frame no relay contact should be more than 150vrms from cpu frame ground relay contact ratings are 0 a 125vac 2a 30vdc 28
- Gpos are open when all power to the frame off 28
- Sierra video 28
- Suggested gpi o circuitry 28
- Vdc max 250 ma max 28
- Chapter 29
- Launching and logging in 29
- User interface 29
- Gui layout 30
- Chapter 31
- Configure 31
- Overview 31
- Users and groups 32
- Add a new user 33
- Assign consoles 33
- Groups 33
- System features right half of page 33
- Deactivate archive 34
- Edit user 34
- Operate checkbox 34
- Save and cancel 34
- Groups 35
- Archive 36
- Routing switchers 36
- Summary 36
- Add routing switcher 37
- Connection 37
- Selecting the proper mapping 40
- Changing routing switcher configurations 43
- General 43
- Layers 44
- Hardware panels 46
- Summary 46
- Add panel 47
- Non programmable panels 47
- Actions 49
- Scp programmable panels 49
- Button configuration 50
- Functions 51
- Shift the 51
- Panel options 52
- Selecting salvo allows you to select a specific salvo from the function params list 52
- Actions 53
- Scp 112 panels 53
- Panel options supported by each panel 54
- Button function per panel 55
- Category list of configured categories 55
- Add console 56
- Console design 56
- General 57
- Look and layout 57
- Source buttons 57
- Advanced 58
- Destination buttons 58
- Level buttons 58
- Other buttons 58
- Users and groups 58
- New salvo 59
- Salvos 59
- The new salvo tab reveals text fields and selections for building and saving salvos 59
- The parameters and settings for creating salvos are as follows 59
- The salvos subsection of the configure system feature provides the tools required to create salvos and recalls of preset configurations on various devices such as multi viewer layouts 59
- The summary tab provides a list of salvos saved on the system 59
- Add multi viewer 60
- Multi viewers 60
- Advanced 61
- Network 61
- Serial 61
- System 61
- Analyze config 62
- Backup and restore tab 62
- Categories 62
- Factory defaults 62
- Logging 62
- Router mapping 62
- Chapter 63
- Introduction 63
- Manage 63
- Overview 63
- General 64
- Routing switchers 64
- Crosspoints 65
- Input settings 66
- Modules 66
- Output settings 67
- Leds dip switches 68
- Hardware panels 69
- Multi viewers 69
- Advanced 70
- Logging 70
- Network 70
- Software update 70
- System control 71
- Chapter 73
- Introduction 73
- Lake blue 73
- Operate 73
- Granite granite 74
- Quartz 74
- Destination based console indications 75
- Destination based switching 75
- Gui console operation 75
- Level buttons and indicator bulbs 75
- Source based switching 75
- Source based vs destination based switching 75
- Break away switching 76
- Salvos and preset recalls 76
- Source based console indications 76
- Chapter 77
- Control system overview 77
- Introduction 77
- Operation 77
- Control panels rs 485 78
- Host port installation 78
- Serial control ports 78
- Chapter 79
- Introduction 79
- Module overview 79
- For the routing system to function properly every module must have its address switches set to the values shown your system will be clearly labeled on your frame 80
- Module layout 80
- Input module 81
- Input module leds 82
- Crosspoint module 83
- Crosspoint module leds 83
- Output module 84
- Output module leds 84
- D to a output module optional 85
- A to d input module optional 86
- Fiber input module optional 87
- Fiber output module optional 87
- Bypass cpu 89
- Master 89
- Processor module 89
- Power supply module 90
- Chapter 91
- Introduction 91
- Optional audio 91
- Frame configurations 92
- Model suffix designations 92
- Mono configurations 92
- Stereo configurations 92
- Frame front panel 93
- Frame rear panel 93
- Model 6464a 93
- Ponderosa analog audio 6464 frame 93
- Model 128128a 94
- Ponderosa analog audio 128128 frame 94
- Frame front panel 95
- Frame rear panel 95
- Model 6464e 95
- Ponderosa digital audio 6464 frame 95
- Model 128128e 96
- Ponderosa digital audio 128128 frame 96
- Digital audio output accessories 97
- Ohm balanced digital audio 97
- Ohm unbalanced digital audio 97
- Important 98
- Installation 98
- Rack mounting 98
- Multi frame connection 99
- Rear panel connections 100
- Balanced unbalanced analog audio connections 101
- Connecting to audio devices 101
- Mono analog audio 101
- Stereo analog audio 102
- Balanced digital audio 103
- Audio pin connections i os 1 32 104
- Inputs outputs 1 32 104
- Audio pin connections i os 33 64 105
- Inputs outputs 33 64 105
- Audio pin connections i os 65 96 106
- Inputs outputs 65 96 106
- Audio pin connections i os 97 128 107
- Inputs outputs 97 128 107
- Unbalanced audio pin out example 107
- Unbalanced digital audio 108
- Audio module overview 109
- Chapter 109
- Introduction 109
- Analog audio 110
- Input buffers 110
- Crosspoint output driver modules 111
- Digital audio 112
- Frame analog mono and digital 112
- Input buffers 112
- Module layout 112
- Frame analog mono and digital 113
- Frame analog stereo 113
- Front door fans 114
- Chapter 115
- Hd video specifications 115
- Specifications 115
- Control 116
- Fiber option 116
- General 116
- Analog audio specifications 117
- Digital audio specifications 117
- General 117
- Chapter 119
- Communication protocol 119
- Introduction 119
- Command summary 121
- I capabilities inquiry 121
- Q model name and software version inquiry 121
- Reset routing switcher reset 121
- Syntax example description 121
- L routing switcher size and level names inquiry 122
- N source status inquiry 122
- O output status inquiry 122
- S status inquiry 123
- U update request on off 123
- V connect levels 124
- X connect crosspoint 124
- Y connect afv 124
- G command 125
- T trigger a salvo 125
- Commonly used switching commands 126
- A general 127
- B limited warranty 127
- Chapter 127
- Warranty 127
- C cancellation 128
- D general 128
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