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Page 1: Control Panel
NV9601 X-Y Control Panel Instruction Manual Preset Status Lev/Dest Disk Test TCine Clear Prot Multi X - Y VTR-02 L* VTR-01 HDVideo -------- Dest -------- SDVideo Monitor 1 VTR-02 L* VTR-01 AES 1/2 HDDR SDDR SDCam HDCam Page Info Menu...
Page 2: Copyright And Trademarks
Contents of this publication are current as of the publication date. NVISION reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice. In no event shall NVISION be liable for any damages resulting from loss of data, loss of use, or loss of profits and NVISION further disclaims any and all liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other similar damages.
Page 3: About This Manual
- Late-breaking information about the product. RELATED PUBLICATIONS Related manuals and their publication numbers are listed below. These publications can www.nvision1.com be ordered from NVISION , or they may be downloaded from at Title/Description Publication Number NV9000 Panels Tutorial MI9600-00 An electronic PDF manual explaining how to operate the NV9601 and other NV9000 panels.
Page 4: Important Safeguards And Notices
The fuse symbol indicates that the fuse referenced in the text must be replaced with one having the ratings indicated. The presence of this symbol in or on NVISION equipment means that it has been designed, tested and certified as complying with applicable Underwriter's Laboratory (USA) regulations and recommendations.
Page 5: General Warnings
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • FRONT MATTER General Warnings A warning indicates a possible hazard to personnel which may cause injury or death. Observe the following general warnings when using or working on this equipment. • Heed all warnings on the unit and in the operating instructions. •...
Page 6: North American Power Supply Cords
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • FRONT MATTER NORTH AMERICAN POWER SUPPLY CORDS The North American power cords supplied with this equipment have a molded grounding plug (NEMA 5-15P) at one end and molded grounding receptacle (IEC 320- C13) at the other end (see figure below).
Page 7: Fcc (Usa) Compliance Statement
CE mark (See “Symbols and Their Meanings” above.) When shipped into member countries of the European Community, this equipment is accompanied by authentic copies of original Declarations of Conformance on file in NVISION offices in Grass Valley, California USA. Page vii...
Page 8 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • FRONT MATTER TECHNICAL SUPPORT NVISION has made every effort to ensure that the equipment you receive is in perfect working order. In the event that problems arise which you cannot resolve, or if there are...
Page 9: Table Of Contents
Other NV9601 X-Y Control Panel Features........1-4...
Page 10 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Content Page SECTION 2: NV9601 INSTALLATION CONFIGURING THE NV9601 PANEL ..........2-2 INSTALLING KEY CAP LEGENDS .
Page 11 NV9601 X-Y Mode of Operation ........
Page 13 Other NV9601 X-Y Control Panel Features........
Page 14: Technical Support
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started INTRODUCTION The NV9601 X-Y Control Panel manufactured by NVISION is a router control panel that works with the NV9000 router control system. Capable of operating in a number of different modes, the NV9601 panel is configured in software using the NV9000 server.
Page 15: Nv9601 X-Y Control Panel Overview
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started NV9601 X-Y CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW The NV9601 is an X-Y Control Panel that provides an interface to the NV9000 Router Control System. Although designed for installation in a standard 19” electronic equipment rack, the 2 RU high panel may be placed on any flat level surface.
Page 16: Nv9601 Configurable Functions
NV9601. However, note that Release and force Release are mutually exclusive on the same Control Panel. Other NV9601 X-Y Control Panel Features The NV9601 supports multiple source breakaways in X-Y mode. This allows the operator to route multiple sources to the same destination on different levels.
Page 17: Nv9601 Front Panel Description
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started NV9601 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION Figure 1-2 illustrates the front panel of the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel. The front panel consists of 46 buttons with customized legends and a display. å...
Page 18: Nv9601 Rear Panel Description
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started NV9601 REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION Figure 1-3 illustrates the rear panel of the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel. CNTRL NO. 9K50 PROFESSIONAL VIDEO/AUDIO T1.0A 250V CAUTION NVISION, INC 10 BASE T...
Page 19: Nv9601 X-Y Control Panel Specifications
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started NV9601 X-Y CONTROL PANEL SPECIFICATIONS Specifications for the NV9601 panel are listed in Table 1-1, Table 1-2, and Table 1-3. Table 1-1. Power Specifications TYPE PARAMETER AC Power...
Page 20 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 1: Getting Started Page 1-8...
Page 21 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation SECTION 2: NV9601 Installation This section provides detailed installation instructions for the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel. We recommend that you start at the beginning of this section and work through it sequentially to complete the installation.
Page 22: Configuring The Nv9601 Panel
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation CONFIGURING THE NV9601 PANEL Before you physically install the panel and apply power, you must configure it using the NV9000 Configuration Manager and the NV9000 NV9601 Configuration Editor on a Windows-based PC.
Page 23: Installing Key Cap Legends
NV9601 into the equipment rack. In most cases, this makes handling and installation easier. You received the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel with all key caps blank, along with a mylar sheet of standard key cap legends (see Figure 2-1).
Page 24 Note: The remaining key caps in Figure 2-2. are only examples. NVISION does not provide legends for the following key groups. This allows users to configure the buttons to meet their needs and to make and install custom legends.
Page 25: Key Cap Legend Meanings
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation Key Cap Legend Meanings Currently available key cap legends for the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel are listed and briefly described below. Some legends supplied are used with other panels and are not used with the NV9601.
Page 26: Legend Installation Procedure
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation Legend Installation Procedure Install the key cap legends into the button caps as follows. No tools are required. Installing the legends with the panel on a table or work bench is easier than trying to do it with the panel in an equipment rack.
Page 27 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation Figure 2-4. NV9601 Key Cap Legend Location Template Page 2-7...
Page 28: Physically Installing The Nv9601 Panel
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation PHYSICALLY INSTALLING THE NV9601 PANEL The NV9601 Panel was designed for installation in a standard 19-inch electronic equipment rack as shown in Figure 2-5. It may also be placed on a flat, level surface such as a desk or table.
Page 29: 10 Base T Connection
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation CONNECTING THE PANEL TO THE NV9000 SERVER Connect the NV9000 Server to the NV9601 Control Panel using either the 10 Base T or 10 Base 2 Control Panel rear Ethernet connector. You may not use both connectors at the same time;...
Page 30: 10 Base 2 Connection
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation 10 Base 2 Connection If you are using a 10 Base 2 Ethernet connection, connect the NV9000 Server to the panel. and terminate the cable as shown in Figure 2-7.
Page 31: Applying Ac Power To The Panel
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation APPLYING AC POWER TO THE PANEL Connect the supplied power cord from the Control Panel to an AC power source of 90- 130 or 180-250 VAC, 50-60 Hz (Figure 2-9).
Page 32: Panel Boot Up
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation PANEL BOOT UP When power is applied, the panel begins to boot up. As it does so, it displays a series of messages. If the panel has already been configured and assigned a Panel ID, the panel assumes the default state within a few seconds, provided the NV9000 software is currently running.
Page 33: Setting The Panel Id At The Panel
MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation SETTING THE PANEL ID AT THE PANEL The final step to placing your NV9601 X-Y Control Panel in service is loading its configuration from the NV9000 server. This is done by setting its Panel ID to the Panel ID assigned in the Configuration Manager.
Page 34 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Section 2: NV9601 Installation Page 2-14...
Page 35 NV9601 X-Y Mode of Operation ........
Page 36: Conventions Used In This Section
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS SECTION The following typographical conventions are followed in this section: • Buttons are bolded in brackets: [Shift]. • Buttons whose names may vary are in parentheses: [(numeric)]. •...
Page 37 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Table 3-1. Operational Quick Reference OPERATION PROCEDURE Protect/Unprotect source Press [Src], [1] - [8] level(s) to be locked/unlocked if necessary, [Prot] to toggle Protect/ unprotect. Protect/Unprotect destina- Press [Dest], [1] - [8] level(s) to be locked/unlock if necessary, [Prot] to toggle Protect/ tion unprotect.
Page 38: Nv9601 General Operating Information
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation NV9601 GENERAL OPERATING INFORMATION The following pages provide general information about panel behavior. Numeric Entry General Information When you select a menu that requires numeric entries, the ten key pad buttons light. These buttons are labeled 0-9 and may be used to enter numbers.
Page 39: Nv9601 Button Descriptions
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation NV9601 BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS The following describes the functions of the buttons in the NV9601 Panel. Table 3-2. NV9601 Button Descriptions BUTTON DESCRIPTION [Clear] Use this button to clear the current source or destination device selection while in the selec- tion process.
Page 40 L appears in the Level/Dest column for a destination that has a locked primary level. A level on a source or destination device connected to a locked port on an NVISION data router is said to be path locked. An I appears on a level to indicate when the level on a source or destination device is path locked.
Page 41 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Table 3-2. NV9601 Button Descriptions BUTTON DESCRIPTION [Prev Src] Press this button to load the previously switched source for the current destination(s) into the preset field(s) of the current destination(s). This is useful if you need to repeatedly tog- gle between sources or recover from a mistaken source selection.
Page 42: Nv9601 Menu Description
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation NV9601 MENU DESCRIPTION The display menus are explained on the following pages. When [Menu] is pressed, the display shown below appears and buttons [1] through [6] and [8] light. Buttons [1] - [6] select applicable display Menu items, and button [8] exits the Menu and returns you to the most recent selection display.
Page 43: Panel 3
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Panel The Panel ID is an identification number assigned both at the panel and in the Configuration Manager. These IDs must match in order for the panel to successfully load its configuration from the NV9000 server.
Page 44: Illumination
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Enter the PIN, which will appear on the display as asterisks below the instructions. Press [8] (Done) to return to the first Panel display shown above and change the Panel ID or press [7] (Cancel).
Page 45: Display Illumination
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Display Illumination To change the display illumination level: 1. Press line selection button [3]. A small square box appears on line three on the far right side of the display. 2.
Page 46: Exit 8
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation 3. Press [8] (Done) to return to the first force Release display shown above or press [7] (Cancel). If an invalid PIN is entered, a BAD PIN message appears. 4.
Page 47 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation recorded for execution only when Start Salvo Record is active. While Salvo Record is active, other screens will display an indicator as shown below. Salvo Recording (circle filled) X - Y L+ VTR-01 HDVideo...
Page 48 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Note that if a Salvo has been recorded but not yet saved, other screens will display an indicator as shown below. Salvo Recorded but not saved (empty circle with dot) X - Y L+ VTR-01...
Page 49: Executing A Salvo
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Executing a Salvo Press [Salvo] to view the list of available salvos and to select a salvo for execution. When pressed, the display appears similar to the one below. Note that no salvo is selected if this is the initial time [Salvo] has been pressed and after [Clear Prst] has been pressed.
Page 50: Nv9601 Operating Procedures
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation NV9601 OPERATING PROCEDURES The NV9601 X-Y Control Panel provides an X-Y or a Multi-Destination mode of operation. The front panel display is an interface to your control activities. It consists of eight lines which, depending on mode and activity, may consist of levels or destinations.
Page 51: X-Y Mode Display Description
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation X-Y Mode Display Description The following description explains the X-Y mode display column by column. Column 1 Column 1 shows the current mode, the destination device, and the page number. During device selection, this column also shows the device selection sequence.
Page 52 • If a source is protected, a P appears for that source. • If a level on a source is path locked or path protected (for use with NVISION data routers), an I appears in the status column for that level.
Page 53: Performing A Take (X-Y Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing a Take (X-Y Mode) To perform a Take, select a destination, preset a source, and then execute the switch. Note that you may preset a source and select a destination in any order. 1.
Page 54: Selecting Levels (X-Y Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Selecting Levels (X-Y Mode) The level selection buttons ([1] - [8]) below the display act as toggles. If all levels are selected (a small box is on the far right of the level), press the corresponding button to select a level.
Page 55: Saving Presets (X-Y Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Saving Presets (X-Y Mode) The Save Presets feature allows you to save preset devices and level mappings for the current destination for switching to other destinations. [Save Prst] can be configured to default On (bright green) in the NV9601 Configuration Editor.
Page 56: Performing A Single Level (Breakaway) Switch (X-Y Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing a Single Level (Breakaway) Switch (X-Y Mode) To perform a breakaway switch on only one level of a destination: 1. Ensure the [X-Y/Mult] button is in X-Y mode (green). 2.
Page 57: Performing Multiple Source Breakaways (X-Y Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing Multiple Source Breakaways (X-Y Mode) To perform multiple source breakaways: 1. Ensure the [X-Y/Mult] button is in X-Y Mode (green). 2. Select a destination device: a. Press [Dest]. b.
Page 58: Multi-Destination Mode Of Operation
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Multi-Destination Mode of Operation The Multi-Destination mode allows viewing the status and control of eight destinations per page showing presets and status for the primary level only. Figures 3-2 and 3-3 show examples of the NV9601 front panel display in the Multi-Destination mode.
Page 59: Multi-Destination Mode Display Description
L appears to the left of that source and if protected, a P appears as shown in Figure 3-3. If the primary level of the source is path locked or path protected (for NVISION data routers), an I appears to the left of the destination.
Page 60: Performing A Take (Multi-Destination Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing a Take (Multi-Destination Mode) Unlike an X-Y Mode take where source and destination selection can be in any order, a Multi-Destination take requires that the destination be selected prior to source selection. To perform a Multi-Destination take: 1.
Page 61: Performing A One Time Salvo (Multi-Destination Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing a One Time Salvo (Multi-Destination Mode) To allow multiple sources to be sent to multiple destinations, as in a one time salvo: 1. Ensure the [X-Y/Mult] button is in Multi mode (amber). 2.
Page 62: Performing A Gang Or Dub Switch (Multi-Destination Mode)
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Performing a Gang or Dub Switch (Multi-Destination Mode) For this function, destination selections act as toggles and are cumulative (not mutually exclusive), and destination selections are retained after a take. To allow gang or dub switching (i.e., holding destinations) of multiple destinations at the same time with the same source: 1.
Page 63: Programming A Destination Position
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Programming a Destination Position The positions of destinations on the display can be either fixed or user-programmed. Fixed destination positions are configured in the NV9601 Configuration Editor and cannot be changed at the panel.
Page 64: Clearing A Programmed Destination Position
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 3: NV9601 Operation Clearing a Programmed Destination Position To clear a destination position which was programmed at the panel: 1. Ensure the [X-Y/Mult] button is in Multi-Destination mode (amber). 2. Use [Page Up]/[Page Dn], if necessary, to locate the destination whose position you wish to clear.
Page 65 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance This section explains maintenance and troubleshooting procedures for the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel. The following topics are covered: Contents Page MAINTENANCE ............4-2 TROUBLESHOOTING .
Page 66: Maintenance
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance MAINTENANCE There is no periodic maintenance required by the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel, other than periodic dusting or cleaning of the front panel to keep grime and dust from accumulating on or around the buttons.
Page 67: Firmware Menu
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance The last display, shown below, indicates that the panel is attempting to communicate with the NV9000 server. ACQ SVR <x> If the panel has a problem, one of the above messages may be displayed for >30 seconds or one of the following error messages will appear on the display above the Panel ID.
Page 68: Panel Id
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance Below the display, line selection buttons [1] - [3] and [8] go On (light). Note that you must press [8] (Exit) to exit this menu. Firmware Menu Panel ID Software Test Exit...
Page 69: Panel Tests
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 4: NV9601 Maintenance Panel Tests Press line selection button [3] to select Firmware Menu item Test, which allows you to test the panel display and button lamps and to verify that button closures are being detected.
Page 70: Ordering Replacement Assemblies
The normal shipping method is Second Day unless you specify that you need Next Day or Next Day A.M. shipping due to urgency. 8. NVISION will invoice you the amount quoted if the repair or replacement part is for out of warranty equipment. Page 4-6...
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Page 73 MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 5: Notes Section 5: Notes This section includes late-breaking information about the NV9601 X-Y Control Panel. Technical bulletins, application notes, and other current information is included as required. You may also want to use this section to hold your own notes about the control panel and its configuration in your facility.
Page 74: Introduction
MI9601-00 • Issue B • September 2000 • Section 5: Notes INTRODUCTION Technical bulletins and other notes will be inserted after this page as required. Page 5-2...
Page 75 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Index Index YLLL Customer Support Numerics Def State (Key Cap Legends) 10 Base 2 Default State (function) 10 Base T Destination Lock Destination (function) Destination (Key Cap Legend) About This Manual Destination Position, Programming AC Power...
Page 76 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Index Gang/Dub Switch (Multi-Dest Mode) Level Mapping General Cautions Level selection (display) General Warnings Line selection (Key Cap Legends) Getting Started (NV9601) Local Salvo Clear Create Save Hold (function) Lock Hold (Key Cap Legend)
Page 77 Operational Quick Reference, NV9601 Quick Start Ordering Replacement Assemblies Other Control Panel Features, NV9601 Other NV9601 Control Panel Features Rear Panel Description, NV9601 Overview, NV9601 X-Y Control Panel Receiving Receiving and Unpacking Receiving Inspection Page Down (function) Related Publications Page Down (Key Cap Legend)
Page 78 MI9601-00 • Issue C • May 2001 • Index Cancel Salvo Record Technical Bulletins YLLL Description Technical Support YLLL Erase Local Salvo Telephone Numbers Exit (Menu) Troubleshooting Local Firmware Menu Pause Salvo Record Initialization Routine Resume Salvo Record Loss of Contact With Server...