Installing / Removing Cards; Standard Status Led's - Calrec Artemis Installation And Technical Manual

4 x BNC connectors provide sync inputs,
allowing for redundancy and a range of
formats. Two inputs are for SD / HD
video sync signals, one for AES DARS and
one for TTL Wordclock.
The upper section of the core also
contains LED indication to show the
status of the fans fitted within. Failures
are also reported by the console's System
Status.
Installing/removingcards
To remove a module from the core, take
hold of both top and bottom card handles,
press both of the red latches and open the
card handles outwards to lever the module
away from the backplane connectors.
The module can then be slid out of the
core. Avoid touching any exposed parts
of the circuit board unless observing ESD
precautions.
To install a module, line up the card edges
with the card guides in the core slot and
gently slide it in. Ensure the handles are
in the open position and push the card
Depress red latches
Open card handles
outwards to lever
the module out.
Close card handles
inwards to lever the
module into place
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fully into the core whilst closing the card
handles to lever the module into place.
A click should be heard when the module
is seated fully.
StandardStatusLED's
Control, DSP and router cards have a
standard set of front panel status LED's.
POK MA
PRI RST
MOK NOK
ST1 ST2
• POK - Power OK, module is receiving
power.
• MA - Module active. Indicates which of
the primary / secondary pair is actively
in control.
• PRI - Indicates if the module is fitted in
a primary slot.
• RST - Illuminates when the module
receives a reset command.
• MOK - Module OK. Indicates the
module has booted and is running,
either actively or as a hot-spare.
• NOK - Neighbour OK. Indicates the
presence and status of the alternate
card of the same type. Neighbours
are primary / secondary counterparts,
rather than physically adjacent
modules.
• ST1 & ST2 are Calrec engineering
status LED's, the function of which
varies by card type and can be subject
to change with software version.
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