Benutzerhandbuch für Maxxsonics High Definition Video Server MAXX-2400HD

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Preface

  9
• Software and Operations Manual Revisions

  9
• Safety Notices

  10
• Safety Terms and Symbols

  10
• General Safety Caution

  10
• Personal Injury Precautions

  10
• Warning And Information

  10
• Product Damage Precautions

  11
• Product Registration

  11
• Product Improvements and Upgrades

  11
• Trademarks

  11
• Software Copyrights

  11
• Video and Audio Copyright Reminder

  11
• Introduction

  12
• Introduction

  12
• Storage Capacity

  12
• Key Features and Benefits

  15
• Key Features

  15
• Applications for 360 Systems Servers

  16
• Applications

  16
• Accessory Information

  17
• Available Models

  17
• Maintenance Spares

  17
• Models

  17
• Installation

  18
• Unpacking

  18
• Installation

  18
• Important Installation Notes

  19
• System Cooling

  19
• Power Conditioning

  19
• Power Conditioning

  19
• System Cooling

  19
• UPS power conditioning

  19
• Recommended UPS Models

  20
• RFI/EMI interference

  20
• About Server Software

  21
• Rack Mounting

  22
• Mounting an Audio Module (AXP-3, AXP-4 or DXP-1)

  22
• Mounting the Control Module (CXP)

  22
• Mounting

  22
• Mounting

  22
• Rack Mounting

  22
• Connecting the Monitor, Mouse and Keyboard

  23
• Installing the Hard Drives

  23
• Keyboard Connection

  23
• KVM Switch

  23
• Connection

  23
• Mouse Connection

  23
• Installation

  23
• Rear Panel Connections

  24
• Rear Panel Connections

  24
• Gigabit

  25
• Input

  25
• Output

  25
• Monitor

  25
• Video In

  25
• Video Out

  25
• Video

  25
• Video

  25
• LTC

  25
• Video Inputs

  25
• Power Connector

  26
• USB

  26
• Audio Module Connections

  27
• The AXP-3, AXP-4 and DXP-1

  27
• Control Module (CXP) Connections

  27
• connections

  27
• Serial Control Ports for Channels 1, 2, 3 & 4

  28
• GPI Control

  28
• GPI Control

  28
• Serial Control Ports

  28
• Basic Operations

  29
• The Server Desktop

  29
• Launching the Graphic User Interface

  29
• Shutting Down the Server

  29
• Operations

  29
• Quick Restart

  29
• Reboot

  29
• Restart

  29
• Graphic User Interface Overview

  30
• Main Menu

  30
• Main

  30
• Main Menu

  30
• System Menu Bar

  31
• Show Menu

  31
• Edit Menu

  31
• Windows Menu

  31
• Cascade Windows

  31
• Edit Menu

  31
• Window

  31
• Show Menu

  31
• System Menu Bar

  31
• Tile Windows

  31
• Cascade

  31
• Tile

  31
• Help Menu

  32
• The Status Bar

  32
• Status Bar

  32
• The Transport Channel View

  33
• Transport Menu Bar

  33
• Transport

  33
• in Transport View

  33
• Transport

  33
• Transport Menu Bar

  33
• Options Menu

  34
• Transport View

  34
• Take Control

  34
• The Playlist Channel View

  35
• Playlist Menu Bar

  35
• Playlist

  35
• File Menu

  35
• Playlist Menu Bar

  35
• Options Menu

  36
• Playlist View

  36
• Initial System Configuration

  37
• Selecting a Sync Reference

  37
• Setting the Video Sync Source

  37
• Signal Quality

  37
• Initial System Configuration

  37
• Setting

  37
• System Configuration Options

  37
• Video Sync Source Setting

  37
• Video Format Selection

  38
• Making a Recording from the GUI

  39
• Record Configuration Options

  39
• Setting the Video Bit Rate

  39
• Making a Recording

  39
• Record Configuration Options

  39
• Video Bit Rate

  39
• Setting the Audio Input Source

  40
• Arming Audio Tracks

  40
• Setting an Audio Delay Time

  40
• Arming the Audio tracks

  40
• Setting

  40
• Setting

  40
• Audio Rate Conversion

  41
• Audio Rate Conversion

  41
• Audio Sync Reference

  41
• Bit-for-Bit®

  41
• Dolby-E

  41
• Setting VANC Line Selections

  42
• Selecting a Time Code Source

  42
• Beginning Recording

  42
• Setting

  42
• VANC Line Selections

  42
• Making a Crash Recording

  43
• Making a Named Recording

  43
• Crash Recording

  43
• Monitoring a Recording Source with E-E Mode

  44
• E-E

  44
• E-E Mode

  44
• Playing a Clip from the GUI

  46
• Beginning Playback

  46
• Looping a Clip

  46
• Pausing a Clip

  46
• Loop

  46
• Pause

  46
• Playing A Clip

  46
• Ejecting a Clip

  47
• Using Jog

  47
• Using GO-TO

  47
• Using Fast Forward / Rewind

  47
• Slow Motion Playback

  47
• Using Shuttle to Control Playback Speed

  47
• Rew

  47
• |<, >|

  47
• FF

  47
• GoTo

  47
• Jog -

  47
• Jog +

  47
• Eject

  47
• Fast Forward / Rewind Buttons

  47
• GoTo Buttons

  47
• Jog Buttons

  47
• Shuttle

  47
• Slider Bar

  47
• Slow Motion

  47
• Editing a Clip

  49
• Using Edit While Recording

  49
• Mark In Point

  49
• Clip

  49
• While Recording

  49
• Mark In Point Button

  49
• In Point Display

  49
• Review Clip

  50
• Review Out Point

  50
• |<–>|

  50
• –>|

  50
• Mark Out Point

  50
• Mark Out Point Button

  50
• Out Point Display

  50
• Review Clip Button

  50
• Review Out Point Button

  50
• System Configuration

  51
• Assigning Names to the Server and Transport Channels

  51
• Channels

  51
• Programming GPIO Outputs

  52
• Programming GPIO Outputs

  52
• Programming GPI Inputs

  53
• Programming GPIO Inputs

  53
• Configuring the Ethernet Network

  54
• Configuring the Network

  54
• Disabling

  54
• DHCP

  55
• saving Configuration

  55
• Setting the Date and Time

  56
• Date and Time

  56
• Clip Navigator

  57
• Renaming and Deleting Clips

  57
• Sorting Clips

  57
• Filtering the Clip Display

  57
• Clip Navigator

  57
• Deleting

  57
• Filtering display

  57
• Renaming

  57
• Sorting

  57
• Deleting Clips

  57
• Filtering the Clip Display

  57
• Sorting Clips

  57
• Renaming Clips

  57
• Finding Clips

  58
• Finding Clips Using Wildcards

  58
• Locating

  58
• Finding Clips

  58
• Using Wildcards

  58
• Finding Clips Using Regular Expressions

  59
• Using Regular Expressions

  59
• Regular Expressions

  59
• Using Playlists

  60
• The Playlist View

  61
• Creating and Running a Playlist

  62
• Loading a Playlist (FILE>OPEN)

  63
• Saving a New Playlist (FILE>SAVE AS)

  63
• Saving an Existing Playlist (FILE>SAVE)

  63
• Setting a Start Time for a Playlist

  63
• Creating

  63
• Stopping a Playlist (STOP)

  64
• Pausing Playlist (PLAY/PAUSE)

  64
• Cueing Clip (CUE)

  64
• Looping Playlist (LOOP [X] )

  64
• Showing First Frame of CUED Clip (SHOW)

  64
• Preparing Next Clip for Playback (NEXT)

  64
• Jumping to Selected Clip (JUMP)

  64
• Scrolling to Currently Playing Clip (HOME)

  64
• Loading

  64
• Saving

  64
• Set Maximum Number of Items to Keep

  65
• Enabling As-Run Logging

  65
• Viewing, Editing and Archiving Playlists

  65
• Editing Playlists

  65
• Removing Clip from a Playlist

  65
• CUE

  65
• Home

  65
• Jumping

  65
• Looping

  65
• Show First Frame

  65
• Pausing

  65
• Stopping

  65
• Removing Clips Above or Below the Selected Clip

  66
• Inserting HOLD Into a Playlist

  66
• Appending a Playlist (FILE->APPEND)

  66
• Changing Duration of Clips in Playlist

  66
• Enabling

  66
• Editing

  66
• Mapping GPO to Playlist Events

  67
• Appending a Playlist

  67
• Append

  67
• Editing Clip Duration

  67
• Hold

  67
• Mapping GPI to Control a Playlist

  68
• GPO

  68
• Mapping GPO

  68
• Advanced Topics

  69
• System Timing

  69
• Using Embedded Audio

  70
• Using Audio Sample Rate Conversion

  70
• System Timing

  70
• Ganging Channels for Synchronized Playback

  71
• Embedded

  71
• Audio Sample Rate Conversion

  71
• Embedded Audio

  71
• Sample Rate Conversion

  71
• Combined Video and Graphics Capabilities

  72
• Importing TARGA Graphics Files

  72
• Animation Import (.mov files)

  72
• Channel Ganging

  72
• 3D Playback

  72
• Still Frames

  73
• Animation Import

  73
• mov files

  73
• Graphics and Animation

  73
• TARGA File Import

  73
• FTP File Transfers

  74
• Still Frames

  74
• Ethernet Cable

  75
• FTP File Transfer

  75
• Cable

  75
• Transfer Rate

  76
• Ethernet

  76
• JPEG-200 File Format

  77
• File Types Supported

  77
• Transfer Marked Segment

  77
• JPEG-200 File Format

  77
• Network Time Protocol

  78
• Automatic Date/Time Updates

  78
• Connecting to the Network

  78
• As-Run Logs

  78
• .arl files

  78
• .lst files

  78
• TARGA (.tga) files

  78
• Configuring NTP

  79
• Selecting the Time Zone

  79
• Network Time Protocol

  79
• NTP

  79
• Automation Control

  82
• Remote Serial Control

  82
• Configuring the Automation Interface

  83
• Automation Control

  83
• Serial Control

  83
• Serial Control

  83
• Serial Control

  83
• Priority

  84
• Automation Protocol

  84
• Protocol

  84
• Other Automation Options

  85
• Setting source directory

  85
• Cue Shows 1st Frame

  86
• Cue with Offset (vs. Timestamp)

  86
• Report Play (vs Still) At End

  86
• VDCP Options

  86
• Vari-Play 0 Equals Pause

  86
• Vari-Play 1X Equals Play

  86
• Tested Automation Controllers

  87
• Tested Remote Control Panels and Switchers

  87
• Assigned Serial Ports

  87
• Ignore Preroll Commands

  87
• Remote Workstation Interface

  88
• System Requirements

  88
• Tested Remote Control Panels, Switchers

  88
• Controllers

  88
• About the Remote Workstation Interface

  89
• Operations

  89
• Remote Workstation Interface

  89
• Installation

  90
• After Installation

  90
• Hard Disk Management

  91
• About RAID 6

  92
• Improved Write Performance

  92
• Managing Disk Arrays

  93
• Error Notification and Repair

  93
• About RAID 6

  93
• Fault Tolerance

  93
• Performance

  93
• Managing

  94
• Repair

  94
• Repair

  94
• Log-In to the RAID Utilities

  95
• Determining the Condition of the RAID Array

  96
• Displaying the Alarm Log of the Raid Array

  97
• Checking Status of the Drives

  98
• Removing the Degraded Drive from the RAID Unit

  99
• Rebuilding the RAID Array

  100
• Replacing Hard Drives

  101
• RAID Controller Settings

  102
• Replacing

  102
• Multi-Channel Audio

  103
• Audio Input/Output Modules

  103
• DXP-2 Digital Audio Module

  103
• Settings - RAID Controller

  103
• Controller Settings

  103
• DXP-2 Technical Specifications

  104
• AXP-3 Analog Audio Module

  104
• DXP-2 Digital Audio Module

  104
• Multi-Channel

  104
• AXP3/AXP4 Technical Specifications

  105
• AXP Analog Audio Modules

  105
• Maintenance

  106
• Fault Diagnostics

  106
• Front Panel Indicators

  106
• AXP Technical Specifications

  106
• Gigabit Ethernet Indicators

  107
• Access To Components

  107
• Opening the Front Panel

  107
• Removing the Top Cover

  107
• LED

  107
• LED Indicators

  107
• Fans LED

  107
• Fault Diagnostics

  107
• LEDs

  107
• Maintenance

  107
• Front Panel Indicators

  107
• LED

  107
• Power LED

  107
• System LED

  107
• Trouble Shooting

  107
• General Handling Precautions

  108
• Installing/Removing I/O Cards

  108
• Removing

  108
• Access

  108
• Front Panel

  108
• Top Cover

  108
• Indicators

  108
• Removing

  108
• Software Updates From CD-Rom

  109
• Mechanical Concerns

  109
• Handling Precautions

  109
• I/O Cards

  109
• Program Updates from USB Memory

  110
• Updating Firmware

  111
• Program Updates from USB Memory

  111
• Program Updates

  111
• Firmware Updates from USB Memory

  112
• Updating Firmware

  112
• Firmware Updates

  112
• Replacing a Hard Drive

  113
• Factory Repair Policy

  113
• Regulatory Certifications

  114
• Safety

  114
• Radio Interference Compliance

  114
• Customer Service

  114
• E-mail

  114
• Fax

  114
• Telephone

  114
• Website

  114
• Address, 360 Systems

  114
• Customer Service

  114
• Replacement

  114
• Repair

  114
• Replacing A Hard Drive

  114
• Product Warranty

  115
• Radio Interference Compliance

  115
• REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

  115
• End User License Agreement

  116
• Warranty

  116
• EULA

  117
• Software License Agreement

  117
• Appendix A

  118
• Connector Specifications

  118
• Audio XLR-3 Connector Pinout

  118
• Serial Control Connector Pinout

  118
• BNC Connectors

  119
• GPIO Connectors

  119
• GPI Connector Pinout

  119
• AES/EBU

  119
• Audio XLR-3

  119
• Serial Control

  119
• Specifications

  119
• Connectors

  119
• GPI

  120
• BNC

  120
• System Board Ports

  121
• GPIO

  121
• GPIO

  121
• GPIO Schematic

  121
• Appendix B

  122
• Serial Command Protocols

  122
• VDCP Command Table

  122
• SVGA

  122
• SVGA Connector Pinout

  122
• System Board Ports

  122
• Command Table

  123
• VDCP

  123
• Command Table

  123
• P2 Serial Command Table

  124
• Odetics® Protocol

  125
• Command Table

  125
• P2

  125
• Odetics® Protocol

  126
• Appendix C

  128
• Technical Specifications

  128
• Keyboard Shortcuts

  129
• Technical

  129
• Appendix D

  130
• Playlist Management Detail

  130
• Keyboard Shortcuts

  130
• Management

  131
• Appendix E

  133
• As-Run Logging Detail

  133
• As-Run Naming Convention

  133
• Sample As-Run Log

  133
• As-Run Log Page Header

  134
• As-Run Log Body

  134
• As-Run logs

  134
• Appendix F

  135
• Mechanical Drawing

  135
• Index

  136
• Mechanical

  136
• Mechanical Drawing

  136