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Page 1: Installation Manual
Installation Manual Software Version 1.0H/2.0E Part Number: DVV212-A Document Number: 156 Manual by: Owen P Walker / Emilijo Mihatov Copyright © 2000... -
Page 2: Important Notice
MPORTANT OTICE COPYRIGHT The material in this document is copyright, and may not be quoted or reproduced in any form without written permission from Fairlight ESP Pty Ltd. LIMITED WARRANTY POLICY All the software and hardware provided with, or purchased especially for, Fairlight products has been tested for functionality. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
3 - S ....17 ECTION YSTEM ONFIGURATION 3.1 Introduction......... 17 3.2 Switching on the ViVid ..... 17 4 - R ....18 ECTION OUTINE AINTENANCE 4.1 Cleaning The Exterior Of The ViVid ..18 ......19 PPENDIX PECIFICATIONS Introduction ..........19... -
Page 4: Ertificates Ompliances
The ViVid conforms to the EMC directives :- EN 55022:1998 Class A - Emissions EN 50082.1.1995 The ViVid also conforms to the Safety directives :- UL 1419 - Professional Video & Audio Equipment IEC 60950 - Information Technology Equipment For further information on EMC procedures please refer to the following titles:-... -
Page 5: Safety Symbols
AFETY YMBOLS The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure; that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. L’eclair, dans une triangle, est destiné... -
Page 6: Ains Plugs & Mains Power Cords
& M AINS LUGS AINS OWER ORDS The following lists the recommended Mains Plugs and Leads for use in various countries throughout the world. Mains Attachment Plugs Standards applicable for Mains Plugs Rating Country ASTA BS1363 1984 10A @ 250VAC India, Kenya, Nigeria, Kuwait, BS546, 1950 10A @ 250VAC... -
Page 7: Obtaining Technical Support
BTAINING ECHNICAL UPPORT Users requiring technical support should contact their local Fairlight office or distributor. Information can also be found on the world wide web at :- http://www.fairlightesp.com U nited Kingdom U SA – W est C oast Fairlight ESP Lim ited Fairlight U SA U nit 12, Spectrum H o use 844 N orth Sew ard Street... -
Page 8: Section 1 - Introduction
The purpose of this manual is to provide all the technical information required to design a suitable installation for the ViVid system and to fit and connect the units. It is assumed that the installer is familiar with video and audio post production including analogue and digital video... -
Page 9: System Overview
YSTEM VERVIEW The ViVid system is made up of one main rack mountable unit. The system is normally connected to a video monitor and a source device, such as a video tape recorder. The ViVid can be remote controlled from other devices such as the Fairlight MFX range of digital audio workstations via the Sony RS422 protocol. -
Page 10: Unpacking
Installation Manual, in the event of a packing omission. At this stage do not power up the system, nor remove electronic modules from the system, as damage may occur if not handled correctly. 1.5 E QUIPMENT UPPLIED EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED QUANTITY CHECK LIST ViVid IEC Mains Cable ViVid Installation Manual ViVid User Manual BNC 75 Ohm Terminator... -
Page 11: Static Precautions
Do not fit the ViVid into a closed environment except where ducted air is forced through the rack. Do not run the ViVid whilst it is on the ground as it will accumulate dust, which may eventually cause a failure. -
Page 12: Section 2 - Installation Of V I Vid
ViVid Front Panel If the ViVid is to be installed into a rack, the four feet on the underside of the system need to be removed using a philips screwdriver. Next remove the front dress panel, to allow access to the rack mount holders on the ViVid. -
Page 13: Electrical Installation
2.3 V ANEL ONNECTIONS The ViVid rear Panel is split into four distinct sections; Video I/O , Audio I/O , Timecode I/O and Communications I/O. The Video I/O Panel contains connections for 1 Composite Analogue Video Input and Output, 1 Y/C Input and Output and 1 Video Reference In and Loop Through. -
Page 14: Cabling
2.4 C ABLING Once the mechanical installation of the ViVid is complete, a number of cables must be connected. Some of these connect various components together and may have been supplied with the system, others provide connection to the rest of the environment. -
Page 15: Components
Connect a cable from the Video Out or Y/C Out Connector to an external picture monitor. To lock the ViVid to an external video reference, connect the source to the REF IN Port. To allow an external timecode to be used with the ViVid, connect a time code source to the LTC In Port. -
Page 16: Internal And External Scsi Devices
XTERNAL EVICES The ViVid has been designed to accept one 5.5” drive bay internally which can hold a Kingston Technology DE-100 SW drive enclosure. The system typically comes configured with one system disk which contains the Operating System and ViVid software. This allows for one media drive to be fitted internally in the system. -
Page 17: Section 3 - System Configuration
3.2 S WITCHING ON THE Press the Power switch located on the front of the ViVid. The unit will show the SCSI ID flashing while the disk drive spins up. Drive activity is denoted by the flashing green dot in the drive indicator. -
Page 18: Section 4 - Routine Maintenance
LEANING XTERIOR You should clean the ViVid unit often enough to prevent dust or dirt from accumulating. Dirt acts as a thermal insulating blanket that prevents effective heat dissipation and may provide high-resistance electrical leakage paths between conductors or components in a humid environment. -
Page 19: Reference Signal Input
PPENDIX PECIFICATIONS NTRODUCTION The following information contains all the wiring details and specifications to allow users to connect peripheral devices to the back panel of the ViVid. ViVid Back Panel EFERENCE IGNAL NPUT Reference Video Connector Input Level 1V p-p 75 Ohms... -
Page 20: Dimensions
IMENSIONS Height 13 cm (3RU) Depth 48 cm Width 48 cm Weight approx 14kg Notes :...
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