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Hardware Installation and Configuration Manual
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  • Page 1 Master Control Switcher Hardware Installation and Configuration Manual Edition J, for use with system software version 3.1 175-000287-00...
  • Page 3 IconMaster™ Master Control Switcher Installation and Configuration Manual Edition J, for use with system software version 3.1 January 2009...
  • Page 4 This publication could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically added to the information herein; these changes will be incorporated into new editions of the publication. Harris Corporation may make improvements and/or changes in the product(s) and/or the program(s) described in this publication at any time.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    IconMaster Components ........
  • Page 6 Installing an Optional Fader Bar ........64 Disassembling the IconMaster ......64 Removing the Bezel .
  • Page 7 Initializing IconMaster ........
  • Page 8 Initializing IconMaster ........
  • Page 9 Linking the RouterMapper Database to the IconMaster ....222 Defining the IconMaster Configuration ......225 Preparing the IconMaster Configuration .
  • Page 10 Contents viii IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 11: Preface

    This manual details the features, installation procedures, configuration procedures, and specifications of the IconMaster master control switcher. Audience This manual is written for engineers, technicians, and operators responsible for the installation and setup of the IconMaster master control switcher. Revision History Table P-1. Revision History Edition...

  • Page 12: Writing Conventions

    Edition D, for use with System December 2006 • LogoCreator 3.1.1 Software Release 1.5 • IconLogo SoftPanel 1.0.7 • IconMaster Configuration Utility 1.5.0.3 • Content Editor 1.0 Edition E, for use with System May 2007 • LogoCreator 4.0 Software Release 2.0 •...

  • Page 13: Obtaining Documents

    Indicates a jump to a Web site or URL Indicates important information that helps to avoid and Note troubleshoot problems Obtaining Documents Product support documents can be viewed or downloaded from our website. Alternatively, contact your Customer Service representative to request a document. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 14: Unpacking/Shipping Information

    Keep at least one set of original packaging, in the event that you need to return a product for servicing. Product Servicing IconMaster systems are not designed for field servicing. Except for certain designated options as described in this manual, all hardware upgrades, modifications, or repairs require you to return the product to the Customer Service center.

  • Page 15: Safety

    CAUTION: Indicates a hazard to property including the product or to take Attention and refer to the manual. Protective ground (earth) terminal. Fuse. Replace with same type and rating of fuse. Observe precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual xiii...

  • Page 16: Embedded Software License Agreement

    Run-Time Module are made expressly for the benefit of, and are enforceable by, Wind River Systems, Inc. and its licensors. The laws of the Province of Ontario shall govern this Agreement. Updated January, 2005. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 17: Chapter 1: Introduction

    Optional software installation and operation (this information is provided in a separate manual) Each of these topics is covered in the IconMaster manual set. In some cases, however, you will be referred to another manual for more detailed information. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 18: Product Description

    LCD buttons. An “intelligent” audio control panel, and touch-screen configuration and control are available as options. IconMaster is both SD and HD-ready. You can migrate from an SD master control to an HD master control via a straightforward configuration setting.

  • Page 19: Product Features

    EAS (Emergency Alert System) and Amber Alert. The IconMaster is also available without internal logo branding layers. This product, IconMaster Lite, has two external key and fill inputs, and two Audio Over inputs. (The MGI-3903 IconLogo branding module is available as an upgrade for IconMaster Lite.)

  • Page 20: Optional Features

    • On-screen logo positioning • Internal logo memory storage expanded to 4 Gb (via the MGI-3903) • Primary/secondary assignment and control of up to eight IconMaster channels for slaved operation • Timer/clock on RCP • RCP available as SNTP time server from clock module reference •...

  • Page 21: Iconmaster Components

    Chapter 1: Introduction IconMaster Components A complete IconMaster setup consists of main components, optional items, NEO modules, and routers. Main Components Hardware Components • A main control panel with one power supply (For redundant power supply operation, two power supply units may be used) •...

  • Page 22: System Setup

    The types of components and options you purchased will determine the complexity of your installation and configuration. Chapter 2: “Installation” includes the sequences of events for the most common IconMaster installation situations. Please see page 11 for a listing of these scenarios.

  • Page 23: Overview

    The IconMaster master control switcher is controlled by a control panel, automation, or general purpose inputs. This chapter is designed to help install and set up the IconMaster frame modules, control panel, and all relevant interconnections between the frame and panel.

  • Page 24: Pre-Installation Information

    The following options are available for use with the IconMaster system. You may order these options separately and install them yourself, or you may order them at the same time as your IconMaster system so that they will be factory-installed and -configured.
  • Page 25 Chapter 2: Installation Figure 2-1 shows how an IconMaster system setup works. Each installation component of this setup (except for the customer-supplied PC) is explained in more detail in sequent sections. Audio control panel Customer-supplied PC (optional) running IconMaster configuration utility software on Windows®...

  • Page 26: Installation Notes

    Except for the MKE, MGI, and MKA modules (which are mounted in standard NEO frames) no fan cooling is required. • The two control panels of the IconMaster system are designed for desk and tabletop operation, or for use in a standard equipment rack. •...

  • Page 27: Sequence Of Events For Installation

    Chapter 2: Installation Sequence of Events for Installation For a fully functional IconMaster system, you must install and configure the hardware components, and initialize certain settings. (Your particular installation may or may not include all of these steps, depending on which options you purchased.) After the installation is complete, you will need to...
  • Page 28 6. Connect the NEO modules to another device page 38 7. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 8. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 9. Initialize IconMaster page 126 10. Customize push buttons on control panel...
  • Page 29 8. Connect the NEO modules to another device page 38 9. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 10. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 11. Initialize IconMaster page 126 12. Customize push buttons on control panel...
  • Page 30 8. Connect the NEO modules to another device page 38 9. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 10. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 11. Initialize IconMaster page 126 12. Customize push buttons on control panel...
  • Page 31 10. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 11. Initialize IconMaster page 126 12. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 13. Customize push buttons on control panel page 63 Scenario 8: Audio Control Panel Ordered Separately, Optional Modules Ordered Separately;...
  • Page 32 10. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 11. Initialize IconMaster page 126 12. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 13. Customize push buttons on control panel page 63 Scenario 10: Audio Control Panel Ordered Separately, Optional Modules Ordered Separately;...
  • Page 33 Ordered Separately; Platinum Router, CENTRIO, eBox (Continued) Step Explained 14. Initialize IconMaster page 126 15. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 16. Customize push buttons on control panel page 63 Scenario 11: Audio Control Panel Ordered Separately, Fader Bar Ordered Separately, Optional Modules Ordered Separately; Internal...
  • Page 34 10. Connect the NEO modules to another device page 38 11. Check card-edge parameters are set to your preferences page 69 12. Configure IconMaster control panel page 147 13. Initialize IconMaster page 126 14. Customize push buttons on control panel...

  • Page 35: Tools You'll Need

    One standard 19-in. (0.4-m) rack and four to eight 40×1/4 flat-head screws 2. One medium Phillips screwdriver 3. For a direct setup (MKE-3901 directly to IconMaster control panel), one 36-in. (91-cm) crossover cable 4. For a network setup (IconMaster to Ethernet) •...

  • Page 36: Sample System Layout

    Sample System Layout Figure 2-2 shows a sample system layout that includes an external router, PC, Ethernet switch, and IconMaster system. For illustrations of sample system layouts for NEO routers, see “System Configurations—NEO Routers” on page 77. For illustrations of sample system layouts for Panacea routers, see “System Configurations—Panacea Routers”...

  • Page 37: Installing Control Panels

    Installing Control Panels Connecting the Main Panel and Optional Audio Panel The IconMaster main control panel and audio control panel are connected to each other both mechanically (by means of a bracket) and electrically (by using two wiring harnesses). The audio control panel cannot operate independently of the main control panel, and must always be directly attached.
  • Page 38 Figure 2-5. Audio Control Panel Mounting Bracket 5. Face the audio control panel down on top of the main control panel buttons. Attach the two ribbon cables from the main control panel to the audio control panel (see Figure 2-6). IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 39: Mounting The Control Panels

    Mounting the Control Panels The two control panels of the IconMaster system are designed for desk and tabletop operation, or for use in a standard equipment rack. Desk and tabletop mounting are described on page 24; rack mounting is described on page 25.
  • Page 40 Chapter 2: Installation Mounting Panels in a Desk or a Tabletop The IconMaster control panels can be set into a desk or tabletop. (The optional audio control panel must be attached to the main control panel before you mount it; see “Connecting the Main Panel and Optional Audio Panel” on page 21.)
  • Page 41 The following steps describe the installation of the control panels in a rack. If you do not wish to remove the trim, start at step 6. 1. Remove the three or four screws on each side of the main control panel trim (see Figure 2-10) IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 42 Remove the trim from the sides of the audio control panel. c. Remove the trim from the top of the audio control panel. d. Replace the two screws on each side of the audio control panel with 4-40×1/4 FH screws (see Figure 2-12). IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 43 Attach 2 screws per side Figure 2-13. Attaching the Rack-Mount Bracket 7. Loosen the screws on the sliders, and then reposition the sliders to change the viewing angle of the control panels (see Figure 2-14). IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 44: Connecting Main Control Panel Components

    11. Make necessary control panel connections (see page 28). Connecting Main Control Panel Components The IconMaster main control panel has external connections located in a bay on the underside of the unit (Figure 2-16). In addition, two 50-pin connectors at the back of the panel provide an interface with the optional audio control panel.
  • Page 45 CSD5300 product can be used for this timecode signal. DIP Switch 1 (below) is used to set the Timecode IN termination to either open or 600Ω. See page 206 to setup IconMaster to use the RCP's Timecode IN as the real-time clock source.
  • Page 46 PS1 on the IconMaster control panel. Connect the second, redundant power supply to PS2. When you plug in the power supply, the IconMaster control panel buttons will light up. You may want to verify the IP address and software version for your system.

  • Page 47: Installing Neo Modules

    Chapter 2: Installation Installing NEO Modules Installing Standard NEO Modules (MKE-3901 and MGI-3903) An IconMaster system includes an MKE-3901 mixer/keyer module and an MGI-3903 IconLogo graphics module as standard equipment. These modules and their corresponding back connector modules are pre-installed at the manufacturing facility.
  • Page 48 Jumper J17 on MKE-3901 must be set to same standard as jumper pack A2. Jumper J18 on MKE-3901 must be set to same standard as jumper pack A1. For more information see Figure 2-34 on page 49 and Table 2-8 on page 51. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 49 49 and Table 2-8 on page 51. Jumper J18 on the MKE-3901 must be set to the same standard as jumper pack A1. For more information see Figure 2-34 on page 49 and Table 2-8 on page 51. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 50 AES A/O 1 balanced* AES A/O 2 balanced* AES A/O 1 unbalanced AES A/O 2 unbalanced Jumper 25 Jumper 26 Serial port A (RS-232 format) Must always be set to 232 * Default value IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 51: Installing Optional Neo Modules

    When purchased as a package, the MKE-3901 and the MKA-3901 are attached together using standoffs and screws. If you ordered these optional modules at the same time as your IconMaster, the modules will be installed in the NEO frame at the manufacturing facility, and no further NEO module installation procedures are necessary.
  • Page 52 Bottom – MGI-3903 Figure 2-24. Exploded View: MKA-3901 Front Module (Top) and MKE-3901 Front Module with Optional MKE-3901-FX Submodule (Middle), and MGI-3903 (Bottom) MKE-3901-FX modules may be ordered and installed separately. See page 37 for more information. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 53: Installing The Optional Mka-3901 Submodule

    Installing the Optional MKA-3901 Submodule The MKA-3901 submodule can be ordered separately. (If you ordered this optional module at the same time as your IconMaster, it will be installed in the NEO frame at the manufacturing facility, and no further NEO module installation procedures are necessary.) If you have ordered the module...

  • Page 54: Connecting Neo Components

    Genlock The default Genlock Source Type is Composite. To change this setting, see the Genlock dialog box in the IconMaster configuration utility software. This input is terminated to 75Ω internally by default. See jumper J16 on page 34 if termination is not desired.
  • Page 55 *Audio Over 1 and 2: For balanced data, use B+ and B-. For unbalanced (coax), use B+ for the signal and connect B- to ground (shield). There are also jumpers on the MKE card, which must be set to indicate balanced or coax. **Reserved for bypass relay operation. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 56: Mka-3901 Back Module Connections

    Table 2-3 on page 41. • The pin numbers for the AES Output connector, with corresponding pinout information, are shown in Table 2-4 on page 42. Figure 2-26. MKA-3901 Back Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 57 Ground For balanced data, use B+ and B-. For unbalanced (coax), use B+ for the signal and connect B- to ground (shield). To use the coax, the C version of the card must be purchased. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 58 Ground For balanced data, use B+ and B-. For unbalanced (coax), use B+ for the signal and connect B- to ground (shield). To use the coax, the C version of the card must be purchased. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 59: Installing Breakout Modules

    Chapter 2: Installation Installing Breakout Modules There are three breakout modules available in the IconMaster system. Table 2-5 shows the functionality of each of the breakout modules. Table 2-5. Breakout Module Packages Breakout Back Module Video Module Audio Module Connecting Cables Name •...
  • Page 60 P5 pin 9 and P5 pin 10 open (no connections). • To set bypass relays to OPERATE mode (IconMaster PGM to PGM outputs), connect P5 pin 9 and P5 pin 10 to GND (P6 pin 9 or P6 pin 10).
  • Page 61 J4), which are used to set the impedance of AES Audio-Over 1 and Audio-Over 2. The orientation of the jumper pins in Figure 2-30 matches the way you view them as you read the “J” labelling on the board. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 62 AES A/O 1 unbalanced AES A/O 1 balanced Figure 2-31. A/O 1 Jumpers 2. Move Jumpers J2 and J3 to set A/O 2 (bottom BNC connector) to either Unbalanced or Balanced or (see Figure 2-32). IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 63 J10 should connect pins 2 to 3. See Figure 2-33 on page 47 for relay bypass jumper location and settings. Default HD positiom Program output Program input Emergency input Jumper J10 Settings HD (default) Figure 2-33. Relay Bypass Jumper J10 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 64 Figure 2-34. Figure 2-34 shows both serial ports in RS-422. 2. If necessary, extract the jumper packs, and then rotate them to match the RS-232 or RS-422 setting as required. Figure 2-35 shows RS-232 and RS-422 orientation. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 65 Figure 2-34. Jumper Packs on ICONM-BO-V (in RS-422 Mode) RS-232 Configuration RS-422 Configuration (Serial Port A) Figure 2-35. RS-232 and RS-422 Jumper Pack Configurations Note Each serial connector (RS-232 and RS-422) has the following settings: • 38400 baud rate IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 66 * DB9 Pins 4 (DTR) and 6 (DSR) are connected internally to GND. ** DB9 Pins 7 (RTS) and 8 (CTS) are not used by IconMaster. Note: RS-232 pinouts of port A are opposite to those of ports B, D, and E. The use of straight-through versus null-modem cables must be carefully considered.
  • Page 67 2 RxD TxD 3 3 TxD GND 5 5 GND Figure 2-36. RS-232 IconMaster Port E to Integrator or Panacea Pin Connections Note If re-assigned to port A, use a straight-through connection instead of this null-modem connection. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 68 Figure 2-37. RS-422 IconMaster Port E to Integrator or Panacea Pin Connections PC 9-pin IconMaster RS-232 port Figure 2-38. RS-232 IconMaster Port B to Common PC Serial Port Pin Connections Note If re-assigned to port A, use a straight-through connection instead of this null-modem connection.
  • Page 69 Chapter 2: Installation IconMaster Figure 2-39. RS-232 IconMaster Port A to SPT Pin Connections Note If re-assigned to port B or port E, use a null-modem connection instead of this straight-through connection. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 70: Iconm-Bo-Vab Balanced Audio Module

    BUS B3 - BUS B2 - BUS A2 - SPARE 2 - BUS B3 GND BUS B4/B2 GND BUS A2/A3 GND SPARE 2 GND BUS B4 + BUS A3 + BUS B4 - BUS A3 - IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 71 PGM 4 GND EMER PGM 3 GND EMER PGM 2+ PGM 2 - PGM 4 - EMER PGM 4 + EMER PGM 2- EMER PGM 4 - EMER PGM 2 GND EMER PGM 4 GND IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 72: Iconm-Bo-Vac Coaxial Audio Module

    From left to right, the connectors are for AES4 to AES 1. Figure 2-41. ICONM-BO-VAC Breakout Module Bus A Bus B Clean Spare Mon Out PST Out Figure 2-42. Coaxial Connector Labels IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 73: Video Relay Bypass Module

    Clean Bus A Key 1 Fill 2 Bkgd Ethernet 1 Bus B Fill 1 Key 2 Multi Function I/O Output Ethernet 2 Inputs Figure 2-44. MKE-3901 Connections to the Video Relay Bypass Using the ICONM-BO-V IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 74 Clean Bus A Key 1 Fill 2 Bkgd Ethernet 1 Bus B Fill 1 Key 2 Multi Function I/O Output Ethernet 2 Inputs Figure 2-45. MKE-3901 Connections to the Video Relay Bypass Using the ICONM-BO-VAB IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 75 Clean Bus A Key 1 Fill 2 Bkgd Ethernet 1 Bus B Fill 1 Key 2 Multi Function I/O Output Inputs Ethernet 2 Figure 2-46. MKE-3901 Connections to the Video Relay Bypass Using the ICONM-BO-VAC IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 76: Connecting Optional Gpi Input And Output Devices

    Chapter 2: Installation Connecting Optional GPI Input and Output Devices IconMaster frames are designed to work with JLCooper Electronics eBox Quad Serial to Ethernet Interface. The eBox is a general puprpose interface box that converts serial communication ports, GPI inputs, and GPI outputs and outputs to 10/100BaseT Ethernet.
  • Page 77 DIP switches 1, 2, and 3 must be set to ON and DIP switch 7 must be set to OFF for the eBox to run in the web page-defined IP address mode. 11. Using the IconMaster Configuration Utility (ICU), configure the eBox settings as applicable, in this order: •...
  • Page 78 Chapter 2: Installation Figure 2-47. JLCooper EBox Settings for IconMaster IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 79: Customizing Pushbuttons

    Chapter 2: Installation Customizing Pushbuttons The IconMaster control panel uses pushbuttons that you can customize. To customize a pushbutton, follow these steps: 1. Remove the lens assembly by grasping the switch tightly and pulling the lens off the switch. Once the lens assembly is released from the switch, the lens and pushbutton can be separated.

  • Page 80: Installing An Optional Fader Bar

    Chapter 2: Installation Installing an Optional Fader Bar When installed as an upgrade, the IconMaster fader bar must be inserted and mounted from underneath the main control panel after the existing front plastic bezel is removed. There are three general stages to the installation: removing the bezel, installing the fader bar assembly, and assembling the handle.

  • Page 81: Installing The Fader Bar Assembly

    (nearest to the plastic power supply connector). 5. Remove the jumper located on the header next to the fader bar assembly. 6. Attach the fader cable to the header connector. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 82: Assembling The Handle

    2. Align the two opposing caps of the handle on the fader bar arm, and then insert the provided screw and nut. 3. Tighten the screw, and then snap on the two end caps. 4. Reinstall the IconMaster control panel into its desktop/tabletop or mounting rack location. 5. Reconnect any Ethernet and/or serial connectors.

  • Page 83: Overview

    Chapter 3 Module Configuration Overview This chapter describes the configuration and use of the MKE-3901, MKA-3901, and MGI-3903 modules in the IconMaster system. The following topics are covered: • “Operator, All, and Tree View Parameter Lists” on page 69 •...

  • Page 84: Navigating The Mke-3901 Operator And All Lists

    Press the Nav+/Nav- switch up or down to adjust the numeric parameter value, and then press Enter. 6. Close the front panel of the frame to ensure the cooling system continues to operate properly. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 85: Operator, All, And Tree View Parameter Lists

    The MKE-3901 displays its parameters in an Operator List, All List, and Tree View. These parameters are visible only at the card-edge of the module. CCS software and control panels do not currently support IconMaster. The Operator and All Lists include the following parameters: •...

  • Page 86: Leds And Module Indicators

    Each MKE-3901 module has 8 card-edge LEDs and 4 module indicators. The module indicators include Major Alarm and Minor Alarm. These alarms are not currently in use in the IconMaster system. Figure 3-1 illustrates the locations of the LEDs and standard module indicators on the MKE-3901 module.
  • Page 87 Table 3-2. MKE-3901 Module Indicator Descriptions Module Color Meaning (When Lit) Indicator Major Alarm (Not currently active) Minor Alarm Yellow (Not currently active) Power Green The module is receiving power. Module Status Green The module is configured, loaded, and operational. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 88: Mgi-3903 Leds And Module Indicators

    Chapter 3: Module Configuration MGI-3903 LEDs and Module Indicators The IconMaster logo inserter has 2 card-edge LEDs and 4 standard module indicators. CAUTION Never remove the compact flash card when the Compact Flash Card Active LED is on or flashing. Doing so may corrupt the files on the card.
  • Page 89 Amber There is a minor problem with the card that may reduce the functionality of the product Power Green The card is receiving power Module Status Green The module is configured, loaded and operating correctly IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 90 Chapter 3: Module Configuration IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 91: Overview

    The following topics are found in this chapter: • “Sample System Layout” on page 76 • “System Configurations—NEO Routers” on page 77 • “System Configurations—Panacea Routers” on page 91 • “System Configurations—Platinum Routers” on page 116 • “Initializing IconMaster” on page 126 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 92: Sample System Layout

    CG 2 (Key 2) Ethernet switch CG 1 Ethernet 2 Video connector outputs FX squeeze background IconMaster control panel PC with: LogoCreator Content Editor IconSet IconLogo Soft Panel IconMaster Configuration Utility Figure 4-1. Sample System Layout IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 93: System Configurations-Neo Routers

    • The NSM-7×2AES router supports a single AES stream for both A and B inputs on the IconMaster. If the NSM-7×2AES routers are to be used for discrete AES audio for a full two AES (four-channel) system, four of these router modules are required.

  • Page 94: Sample Configuration 1: Iconmaster System With Internal Video Nsm Router And Optional Iconm-Bo-V Module

    IconMaster system with an NSM video router module and an optional breakout module. You can place the NSM modules anywhere in the same NEO frame as the IconMaster system. Figure 4-3 on page 79 shows a detailed illustration of this process.
  • Page 95 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-3. IconMaster System with Internal Video NSM Router and Optional ICONM-BO-V Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 96 On the MKE-3901 back module, Squeeze Bkgd can be supplied by an external router. Note The IconMaster control panel can be connected to any network switch that shares a network with the MKE-3901 and MGI-3903 modules. 4. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows: Connect Ethernet 1 (connection for MKE-3901 control) to a switch using a straight-through Ethernet cable.
  • Page 97 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. 11. Using the IconMaster configuration utility software, set the MKE-3901 reference mode to Composite. (See the IconMaster Configuration Utility Software Reference Guide for more information.) Changing the Control Panel IP Address 1.
  • Page 98 19. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the parameter list until DestOffset is highlighted. 20. Press the right (Sel) button. 21. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the values until 0 is reached. 22. Press the left (Esc) button to set the value. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 99: Sample Configuration 2: Iconmaster System With Single Channel

    IconMaster system, with single channel audio and video NSM router modules and an optional breakout module. You can place the NSM modules anywhere in the same NEO frame as the IconMaster system. Figure 4-6 on page 84 shows a detailed illustration of this process.
  • Page 100 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-6. IconMaster System with Internal (Single Channel) Audio and Video NSM Internal Routers and Optional ICONM-BO-VAC Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 101 4. On the MKE-3901 back module, Squeeze Bkgd can be supplied by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster Control Panel must be connected to the same switch. 5. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 102 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. 11. Using the IconMaster configuration utility software, set the MKE-3901 reference mode to Composite. (See the IconMaster Configuration Utility Software Reference Guide for more information.) 5.
  • Page 103 19. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the parameter list until DestOffset is highlighted. 20. Press the right (Sel) button. 21. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the values until 0 is reached. 22. Press the left (Esc) button to set the value. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 104: Sample Configuration 3: Iconmaster System With Internal (Two Channel) Audio And Video Nsm Routers And Optional Iconm-Bo-Vac Module

    IconMaster system, with two channel audio and video NSM router modules and an optional breakout module. You can place the NSM modules anywhere in the same NEO frame as the IconMaster system. Figure 4-8 on page 89 shows a detailed illustration of this process.
  • Page 105 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-8. IconMaster System with Internal (Two Channel) Audio and Video NSM Routers and Optional ICONM-BO-VAC Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 106 NSM router must be connected to Input Bus A2 on the breakout module, as indicated in Table 2-9 on page 54. Audio output 2 from the third NSM must be connected to Input Bus B2 on the breakout module, as indicated in Table 2-9 on page 54. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 107: System Configurations-Panacea Routers

    IconMaster System with external Panacea video router and optional ICONM-BO-V module with optional SPT-LSERIAL serial protocol translator • IconMaster system with external Panacea clean quiet video router and optional ICONM-BO-V module with optional SPT-LSERIAL serial protocol translator • IconMaster system with external Panacea (single channel) audio and video...

  • Page 108: Sample Configuration 1: Iconmaster System, External Panacea Video Router, Optional Iconm-Bo-V Module

    1. Configuring the Panacea Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Panacea router must already be configured as desired. If your Panacea router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Panacea router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 109 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-12. IconMaster System with External Panacea Video Router and Optional ICONM-BO-V Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 110 9. On the MKE-3901 back module, supply Squeeze Bkgd by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same network. 10. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 111 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 112: Sample Configuration 2: Iconmaster System, External Panacea

    Figure 4-14 on page 97 shows a detailed illustration of this process. 1. Configure the Panacea Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Panacea router must already be configured as desired. If your Panacea router is already operational, you do not need to configure it.
  • Page 113 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-14. IconMaster System with External Panacea Video Router and Optional ICONM-BO-V Module with Optional SPT-LSERIAL IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 114 9. On the MKE-3901 back module, supply Squeeze Bkgd by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same switch. 10. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 115 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-15. Cable Wiring Details for SPT-LSERIAL IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 116 5. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the parameter list until Other is highlighted. 6. Press the right (Enter) button. 7. Use the toggle switch (Nav) to scroll through the parameter list until IP_Address is highlighted. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 117 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 118: Sample Configuration 3: Iconmaster System, External Panacea Clean/Quiet Switch Video Router, Optional Iconm-Bo-V Module, Optional Spt-Lserial

    1. Configure the Panacea Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Panacea router must already be configured as desired. If your Panacea router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Panacea router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 119 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-17. IconMaster System with External Panacea Clean/Quiet Switch Video Router, Optional ICONM-BO-V Module and Optional SPT-LSERIAL IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 120 9. On the MKE-3901 back module, supply Squeeze Bkgd by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same switch. 10. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 121 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 122: Sample Configuration 4: Iconmaster System, External Panacea (Single Channel) Audio And Video Routers, Optional Iconm-Bo-Vac Module, Optional Spt-Lserial

    1. Configure the Panacea Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Panacea router must already be configured as desired. If your Panacea router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Panacea router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 123 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-20. IconMaster System with External Panacea (Single Channel) Audio and Video Routers, Optional ICONM-BO-VAC Module, Optional SPT-LSERIAL IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 124 6. Connect the serial port of the Panacea router to Serial Port E in the Multi Function I/O connector on the MKE-3901. This can be done by direct connection or via the ICONM-BO-V breakout module connection. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 125 9. On the MKE-3901 back module, supply Squeeze Bkgd by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same switch. 10. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 126 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 127: Sample Configuration 5: Iconmaster System With External Panacea (Two Channel) Audio And Video Routers, Optional Iconm-Bo-Vac Module, Optional Spt-Lserial

    1. Configure the Panacea Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Panacea router must already be configured as desired. If your Panacea router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Panacea router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 128 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-25. IconMaster System with External Panacea (Two Channel) Audio and Video Routers, Optional ICONM-BO-VAC Module, Optional SPT-LSERIAL IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 129 3. Connect Output 2 on the Panacea to Input Bus B on the MKE-3901. 4. Connect your station reference to the Sync connection of the Panacea back module. 5. Terminate one of the XY BNC connectors on the Panacea router. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 130 9. On the MKE-3901 back module, supply Squeeze Bkgd by an external router. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same switch. 10. Connect the two Ethernet ports as follows:...
  • Page 131 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 132: System Configurations-Platinum Routers

    • IconMaster System, External Platinum Video Router, Optional ICONM-BO-V Module • Sample Configuration 2: IconMaster System, External Platinum Video Router, Optional CENTRIO, Optional JLCooper eBox, Optional ICONM-BO-V Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 133: Sample Configuration 1: Iconmaster System, External Platinum Router, Optional Iconm-Bo-V Module

    1. Configure Platinum Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Platinum router must already be configured as desired. If your Platinum router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Platinum router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 134 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-28. IconMaster System with External Platinum Router Using Serial Control and Optional ICONM-BO-V Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 135 Fill 2 as appropriate. Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a network hub/switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same switch. 10. On the MKE-3901 back module, connect the Ethernet 1 connection for MKE-3901 control to a network hub/switch using a straight-through Ethernet cable.
  • Page 136 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 137: Sample Configuration 2: Iconmaster System, External Platinum Router, Optional Centrio, Optional Jlcooper Ebox, Optional Iconm-Bo-V Module

    9. Click Done. 3. Configure Platinum Router Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the Platinum router must already be configured as desired. If your Platinum router is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your Platinum router is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 138 Chapter 4: Router Connections Figure 4-30. IconMaster System with External Platinum Router Using Ethernet Control, CENTRIO, eBox, and Optional ICONM-BO-V Module IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 139 Chapter 4: Router Connections 4. Make Connections between CENTRIO Multiviewer and JLCooper eBOX Before you can make any connections to an IconMaster, the JLCooper eBOX must already be configured as desired. If your eBOX is already operational, you do not need to configure it. If, however, your eBOX is not already operational, you must install and configure it as desired for your facility.
  • Page 140 Chapter 4: Router Connections Note If you are connecting Ethernet 1 to a network hub/switch, the IconMaster control panel must be connected to the same network. 10. On the MKE-3901 back module, connect the Ethernet 1 connection for MKE-3901 control to a network hub/switch using a straight-through Ethernet cable.
  • Page 141 8. Repeat the previous three steps until you have changed the IP address. 9. Press the right (Enter) button until the cursor is under the space at the end of the IP address. 10. Press the left (Esc) button to accept the change. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 142: Initializing Iconmaster

    Network dialog box in the ICU software (see page 201). To change the network settings of the IconMaster control panel, refer to the Panel Network Configuration dialog box in ICU software (see page 209).

  • Page 143: Chapter 5: Connecting An Iconmaster To An Eas Device

    Specially equipped devices decode EAS messages for distribution. The IconMaster can be connected directly to an EAS encoder/decoder or character generator, thus enabling you to insert emergency notification messages directly into the broadcast stream as a regular scrolling text crawl.

  • Page 144: Communication Protocols

    For basic configurations and preparations please see the specific EAS device user manual. No additional special settings are needed to communicate with an IconMaster. The standard signal will be taken out from the EAS device’s serial port. IconMaster can be configured two different ways when using IconMaster's Audio Over to insert the EAS audio message into the program stream.
  • Page 145 2. Connect this GPI output to an IconMaster GPI input, and configure IconMaster to use this GPI input as Key to Air (as in Figure 5-1) so that the EAS Box can hold the AUdio Over active for the duration of the EAS audio message.
  • Page 146 Chapter 5: Connecting an IconMaster to an EAS Device IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 147: Overview

    Chapter 6 Machine Control Overview This chapter covers the following topics: • “Connecting for Machine Control Use” on page 132 • “Edge Protocol Gateway” on page 133 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 148: Chapter 6: Machine Control

    You cannot use this configuration on a network. The serial connector RS-232-A on the ICONM-BO-V video breakout module is dedicated for machine control use. To connect the IconMaster system to a VTR, follow these steps. 1. Using a straight-through RS-232 serial cable, connect RS-232-A on the ICONM-BO-V video breakout module to the serial connector on an SPT-LSERIAL or an SPT-LXYTOXY serial protocol translator.

  • Page 149: Edge Protocol Gateway

    See the Edge Protocol Gateway Installation and Frame Configuration Manual for detailed information. You can use an Edge to allow the IconMaster to “talk” to certain third party routing systems. See the Protocol Translation Functions Firmware Installation, Configuration, And Operation Manual for a list of supported third-party protocols and commands.
  • Page 150 Chapter 6: Machine Control IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 151: Chapter 7: Automation Setup

    Automation Setup Connecting a DAL Harris Automation System to IconMaster The following information is specific to a DAL Harris Automation system used with the McCurdy SER-8-IF serial breakout box, and may not apply to any other automation system setups. 1. Using the cable provided, connect the DAL Harris Automation System to port J19 on the McCurdy SER-8-IF serial breakout box.

  • Page 152: D-Series System Capabilities With Iconmaster

    (slow, medium and fast) in addition to cuts. • Audio-Overs with either of two external inputs • Control of the 6 IconMaster keyers (2 using external key/fill source, 4 using the internal logo store). • Selection of logos from the IconMaster’s internal logo store (this requires configuring a corresponding source machine entry in the source specification table src.tbl.
  • Page 153 Chapter 7: Automation Setup USAGE=swrn SPEED=38400 NDATA=8 PARITY=NONE NSTOP=1 DUPLEX=FULL HANDSHAKE=NONE, where n is the index of the swr.tbl entry describing the IconMaster switcher. Breakout Module Connection Connect the automation serial port to the connector labeled RS232/422-B on the IconMaster breakout module.
  • Page 154 D-MAS switching level on that bus to the IconMaster: (The switcher number field has the swr.tbl index of the IconMaster, and the output number field is set to 1).
  • Page 155 When the corresponding source entry is specified in the appropriate subevent, the corresponding material ID field accepts numeric entries between 1 and 999 to specify an internal logo from the IconMaster logo store (there is no checking to ensure a specific logo number actually exists).
  • Page 156 The IconMaster has a dedicated DVE input; labeled “Squeeze Bkgd” on the breakout panel. A source may be directly connected to this input, or any of several sources may be routed to it if the IconMaster is configured to use an upstream router.
  • Page 157 Chapter 7: Automation Setup Table 7-6. Effect Transition Settings for IconMaster Entries in ovrtrans.tbl (Continued) Field Value Ending DVE squeeze preset This should have the same value as the “Beginning DVE squeeze preset” field Ending transition or DVE squeeze This should have the same value as the duration (mm:ss:ff or S/M/F) “Beginning transition or DVE squeeze...

  • Page 158: Configuring Iconmaster To Ignore Automation Commands On Specific Key

    RCP remote control panel, or by automation. The IconMaster does not support control by the RCP and automation independently at the same time. These devices can both control the IconMaster at the same time, however, and the IconMaster will operate as if the two control paths were one, using a single shared device.
  • Page 159 2. Press OK. A command prompt window will appear. 3. Begin a telnet session by typing telnet xxx . xxx . xxx . xxx ( xxx . xxx . xxx . xxx = the IP address of the IconMaster's MKE-3901 module).

  • Page 160: Important Considerations For Automation Key Masks

    It should be noted that the IconMaster is designed for single-user operation. The “user” may be a manual operator using the RCP control panel, or it may be an automation system.

  • Page 161: Automation Considerations

    LOGO_SELECT_KEY 0x71 Although the IconMaster will respond with ACKNOWLEDGE responses to these commands, the commands will be ignored by IconMaster. This has been done in order to avoid having automation systems invoke recovery procedures if they receive a NAK response.
  • Page 162 Chapter 7: Automation Setup IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 163: Overview

    IconMaster frame. See page 155 for instructions. A quick reference chart is available on page 213. It shows the control panel clusters, the functions that fall within each cluster, and the IconMaster configuration utility dialog box that allows you to configure that particular function.

  • Page 164: Chapter 8: Configuring Iconmaster

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Installing ICU Software In order to have a fully functioning IconMaster, you must use ICU to configure it. Here are the steps involved in a full installation: 1. Check the system requirements (page 149) 2. Assemble the tools you’ll need (page 149) 3.

  • Page 165: System Requirements

    PC matching system requirements Installing the IconMaster Configuration Utility 1. If an existing version of the IconMaster configuration utility is installed on the PC, uninstall it. 2. Close all other applications running on the PC and insert the Installation CD into the PC CD-ROM drive.

  • Page 166: Removing Iconmaster Configuration Software

    To remove IconMaster Configuration software: 1. Go to the Windows Control Panel (Start → Settings → Control Panel), and then select Add/Remove Programs. 2. Select Harris IconTools from the list. 3. Select Remove and follow the instructions provided on-screen. CAUTION Removing IconTools will also remove LogoCreator, Content Editor, and IconLogo SoftPanel.

  • Page 167: Ethernet Connections

    Start → Programs → Harris → IconTools → IconMaster The IconMaster configuration software main menu will display. The main window of the IconMaster configuration software provides a list of the main menu item groups. The groups that appear depend on whether you select frame configuration or panel configuration.

  • Page 168: Frame Configuration Menu Groups

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Frame Configuration Menu Groups When you choose to create a new IconMaster Frame Configuration (File > New > IconMaster Frame Configuration), four menu groups will appear. They are described in the following sections: • “Input/Output Group Settings” on page 156 •...

  • Page 169: Operating Standard

    System Timing Changing the system timing causes the IconMaster system to adjust the horizontal and vertical phase of the reference input so that the most number of inputs have their vertical timing value at zero. To make changes to the IconMaster timing, access the Genlock and Standard dialog box (see page 191) to make changes to the IconMaster timing.
  • Page 170 Title bar at the top of the ICU main menu window. Database files are saved in the Documents and Settings → All Users → Application Data → Harris → IconMaster directory on your local drive. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 171: Opening An Existing Icu Configuration File

    3.1 configuration file. 1. Start IconMaster, as explained on page 151. 2. At the IconMaster Configuration Utility main menu window, select File → Open. The Open A Configuration dialog box will appear. 3. Select a configuration file (XML file) from the displayed list. If the XML file resides in a different location, use standard Windows navigation techniques to move to the location of the file you want to display.

  • Page 172: Input/Output Group Settings

    IconMaster frame. 3. Click Yes. The database will be uploaded to the IconMaster frame. Most new settings will take effect on the IconMaster immediately. Changes that require a reboot include: •...

  • Page 173: Primary Input Settings

    A/B sources feeding the IconMaster. With the Protected feature enabled, only the IconMaster will be able to change the router destination at will, but other users will be prevented from changing that destination until the Protect is removed. The X-Y bus panel ID setting on the Router Configuration page must be set to a unique value.
  • Page 174 . This auxiliary output will follow the same source that is currently on-air. The router output can be linked to the IconMaster’s emergency PGM input and, in the event of an IconMaster failure or loss of power, a bypass relay will instantly connect the auxiliary signal to the IconMaster’s PGM output BNC.

  • Page 175: Umd Configuration Settings

    Normally this will indicate, for example, the PIP on a video wall that is currently on the PGM monitor, PST Monitor, and/or Clean monitor. To set up IconMaster to send UMD data to a monitoring device: 1. Check Enabled to enable under monitor display on the IconMaster (keeping in mind that the change will not take effect until you upload the Configuration file to the frame).

  • Page 176: Audio Configuration Settings

    Audio Profiles In order to make configuration of inputs with similar audio settings easier, IconMaster provides one default and three user-definable audio profiles to be created. An audio profile is a set of audio input to output mappings, which can be applied to any input source.
  • Page 177 IconMaster, you can reboot the MKE using ICU's Reboot MKE button. In an HD IconMaster system with embedded audio, as in Figure 8-8, for each primary audio input, each of the 16 audio input channels can be assigned to any or all of the 16 audio outputs.
  • Page 178 Alternatively, if the MKA-3901 module is present, IconMaster allows for up to 4 AES inputs from each of the 12 or 22 primary inputs. Each of the AES inputs has 2 audio channels for a total of 8 audio channels for each input.
  • Page 179 7. Under Audio Input Type, for each AES audio input select one of the following: • Processed (default)—Full audio control is enabled. IconMaster ignores incoming C and V bits (see Table 8-3), and full audio control is enabled. Operators have full control of audio gain, channel swapping, sum, mono, etc.

  • Page 180: Audio Over Matrix Settings

    The Audio Over Matrix dialog box includes the settings for the Audio Over inputs 1 and 2. Using this dialog box, you can assign the A/O inputs to the audio outputs and configure audio ducking. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 181: Aux Bus (Auxiliary Bus Configuration) Settings

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster IconMaster has 2 AES inputs dedicated to the audio overs. Each AES input has 2 audio channels. The number of outputs corresponds to the number of audio channels selected at the Audio Configuration dialog box (see page 160). In an SD system, each of the 4 channels can be assigned to any or all of the 8 or 16 Audio Outputs (depending on how SD audio is configured.
  • Page 182 Name box, and then enter a new name for the aux bus (a maximum of 6 characters is allowed). After the changes have been uploaded to the IconMaster frame, this name will appear in the LCD button that is on the extreme right side of the Aux bus.
  • Page 183 Press Enter to complete the change. Note It is strongly encouraged that any Aux busses that are not in use be disabled using the Enable checkbox at the top of each Aux bus page, for Aux busses 1–12. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 184 When you select a router that is not in the database, all the sources will be listed. However, these sources will not have cross-points. To enter the cross-point, click Manual, and then type in the cross-point. The label does not represent the cross-point. It is just there as a reminder. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 185: Functional Group Settings

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Functional Group Settings The Functional group on the left side of the IconMaster configuration software screen includes the following dialog boxes: Transition, Effects, Quick Select, Audio Cluster, and Keyer. Figure 8-13. Functional Menu Group This menu group controls the functional configuration of the IconMaster, as shown in Figure 8-13.
  • Page 186 Select the VBI (vertical blanking interval) Closed Caption check box to prevent closed captioning on line 21 in 525 from being squeezed during an effect. If the Closed Caption check box is not selected, the default value is line 20. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 187: Effects Settings

    Set a second channel for preview operations • Select a channel to edit • Change a background source • Change a crop size • Change the position of a channel • Change the squeeze ratio of a channel IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 188 Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Preloaded Effects in Default Configuration Files For your convenience, several default configuration files are included on the IconMaster SoftTools CD included with your IconMaster. These configuration files include the following preconfigured effects: • Effect 1 = SQ-BRT, 1chl 35% window in upper right, with external background •...
  • Page 189 For an effect in SD, there may be potential discrepancies in horizontal and vertical blanking between analog and digital systems. It is recommended that a crop be added to the effect setup. IconMaster includes the following default values for the crop settings: •...
  • Page 190 Preview will apply to all 16 effects. The second channel can only be used in 1 mode; in other words, Dual Channel Effect in the Channel section and Preview Effect on PST are mutually exclusive. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 191 1. Under the Squeeze → Position box, click the H (horizontal) or V (vertical) position box. 2. Enter the new percentage for the position value. The range of values ranges from -100% to +100%. Position values always refer to the full, uncropped size. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 192: Quick Select Settings

    A Quick Select is a snapshot of the state of the various portions of your system. The Quick Select dialog box has four tabs which allow you to select combinations of the following items: • Both external keys • Both audio overs IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 193 IconMaster frame. Back at your Control Panel, after the revised ICU file has been uploaded, when you store and recall Quick Selects, the snapshots that are captured will reflect the settings made on these screens. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 194 Quick Select (row). Quick Selects for Internal Logo Keys Each of the four internal logo keys can have its state and/or its content saved as part of a Quick Select. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 195 Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Note If you have an IconMaster Lite license key, options for Internal Keys will be unavailable. Figure 8-17. Logo Keys Quick Select Dialog Box For Logo Keys 3- 6, you can choose to store and then the the state and/or content as part of the Quick Select.
  • Page 196 Click Select All to select all the Aux Buses for that particular Quick Select. Click Select All again to unselect all the Aux Buses. Quick Selects for Transitions The Transition tab of the Quick Select Configuration dialog box has options IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 197 PST content is not preserved. If Auto Take is not selected, you can achieve the same effect by pressing Take on the Control Panel. Note A breakaway transition cannot be saved in a Quick Select. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 198: Audio Cluster Settings

    This means cluster 1 is AES channel pair 1, cluster 2 is AES channel pair 2, etc. Audio Cluster gain is adjusted directly from the IconMaster RCP control panel’s optional audio control panel. This dialog box is for use with the optional IconMaster audio control panel. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 199: Keyer Settings

    (including spaces), over 2 lines, with a maximum of 5 characters per line. Control Group Settings The Control group on the left side of the IconMaster configuration software screen includes the following dialog boxes: Machine Control and GPI-GPO. Figure 8-22. Control Menu Group This menu group controls the machine control and GPI-GPO configuration functions, as shown in Figure 8-22.

  • Page 200: Machine Control Settings

    Temporarily disable selected machine control settings The Source column indicates the selected source. This column is read-only; you cannot make changes here. The Name column indicates the selected sources’ name. This column is read-only; you cannot make changes here. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 201 If you have selected a GPO that is already configured in the GPI-GPO dialog box, a message will warn you that this action will affect the settings of your previously configured GPO. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 202 The Preroll Duration (Frames) sets the duration of the preroll from 0 to 600 frames. The default value is 60. To make all of the preroll times match the preroll time of the selected item, press Set All Durations Equal to Current Record’s Duration. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 203: Gpi Settings

    201), and configure the JLCooper eBOX (see their documentation for details). Note If configuring an IconMaster LITE, fewer GPI and GPO selections are available. IconMaster LITE has 8 GPI and 6 GPO. Figure 8-25. GPI Settings Dialog Box Using the GPI dialog box, you can perform the following actions: •...
  • Page 204 Note Key to Air and AO to Air are new GPI functions in IconMaster 3.1. They allow a keyer or Audio Over to be active on air as long as the GPI is active. These are recommended for use with EAS systems, where the EAS alert system can drive a GPI on the IconMaster to enable the Audio Over content coming from the EAS system.

  • Page 205: Gpo Settings

    Using the GPO (GPI out) dialog box, you can perform the following actions: • Add or delete a General Purpose Interface output (GPO) • Name a GPO • Assign a trigger to a GPO source • Specify the polarity • Set the duration IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 206 Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster Setting Operation Precedence If an IconMaster GPO is assigned on the GPO page of ICU, it will take precedence over the GPO operations if the same GPO is assigned to an RCP soft LCD button. In this case, the RCP soft LCD button will have no effect. Thus, if you wish to assign a GPO to an RCP soft LCD button, the GPO’s setting on the...

  • Page 207: System Config Group Settings

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster System Config Group Settings The System Config group on the left side of the IconMaster configuration software screen includes the following dialog boxes: Genlock and Standard, Router Control, System Config, Automation Config, and Network. Figure 8-27. System Configuration Menu Group This menu group controls the genlock/standard, router, system, automation, network, license management, serial port, clock &...
  • Page 208 Do not initiate a timing setup until all source inputs and destinations have been assigned in the primary inputs page, the appropriate configuration file has been applied to the IconMaster, and all input signals are applied and stable. 1. Press the Set Auto-Timing Operation button, and then click Yes after confirming all keyers are in an off-air state.
  • Page 209 Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster This action causes the IconMaster system to adjust the horizontal and vertical phase of the reference input so that the most number of inputs have their vertical timing value at zero. The results of this function are not displayed in the Timing Results area.

  • Page 210: Router Configuration Settings

    IconMaster uses as its primary source router. • Router Mode If the IconMaster is configured with NSM type NEO module routers, select the Internal (NSM) Router setting. If any type of external router is used (Panacea, Integrator, Platinum, or third party), select External Router.
  • Page 211 IconMaster inputs, without the operator ability to change the router assignments), then do not use the Router Database settings. However, if you wish to use the dynamic routing features of IconMaster, or to use an existing router database to select your IconMaster sources (regardless of Dynamic Routing use), select the Using Routing Database checkbox.

  • Page 212: System Configuration Settings

    A/V Path group. The FX priority can also be assigned. The IconMaster has a separate Clean output which can be assigned as well. The video and audio pick positions for the Clean output can be set in the Processing Priority settings.
  • Page 213 • If Audio Gain + Proc is selected, the IconMaster will reset the audio gains of the selected source or audio configuration item to unity. It also resets all PROC audio input parameters to their original default values.
  • Page 214 • PGM Bus Hot-Punch This setting defines what the IconMaster will do when a PGM bus source is hot-punched. By default, the IconMaster will drop all keys, audio overs, and all effects. By un-checking these settings, the IconMaster can be configured to retain the on-air keys, audio overs, and effects in progress.
  • Page 215 100% of Audio Over and 100% of PGM, and will decrease respectively as you move “left” or “right” of the 50% mark. 100% Audio Over 100% Audio Over Ratio Figure 8-32. Audio Over Ratio in 100% Mix Mode IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 216: Automation Configuration Settings

    1 to 12 (or 1 to 22) that you will select from the Dynamic Inputs to Use drop down list boxes. When you select an input, IconMaster will check to see if that particular input has been assigned already to any of the PGM or PST bus buttons.

  • Page 217: Network Settings

    (such as the JLCooper Electronics eBox® Quad Serial to Ethernet Interface and their corresponding network address settings. You can rename each frame that contains IconMaster components by clicking in the Iconmaster Channel Name field, and then typing the new name. A maximum of 8 characters is allowed for a host name.

  • Page 218: License Management Settings

    IconMaster systems. Figure 8-35. License Management Dialog Box There are two licences for Iconmaster. The first licence enables Iconmaster to integrate with the Centrio multi-viewer. the second licence option enables the INTERNAL keyers functionality of the Iconmaster, if an MGI3902 or MGI3903 board is installed.

  • Page 219: Serial Port Configuration Settings

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster The IconMaster Serial Number field updates. If a license key is currently installed on the MKE-3901 board, the License Key field also updates. 2. Provide the IconMaster serial number to your Customer Service representative. There are two ways to provide the serial number and receive your license key: •...
  • Page 220 To change the serial port function on a port on the external interface device, highlight the name of the external interface port, and then select a option from the drop-down list box. You must restart IconMaster if you change Serial port baud rate, bits, parity, or stop bits.

  • Page 221: Centrio Configuration Settings

    Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster CENTRIO Configuration Settings To use CENTRIO with IconMaster, a valid license is required. See “License Management Settings” on page 202 for more information. Figure 8-38. CENTRIO Configuration Settings Dialog Box For each CENTRIO display the IconMaster will be controlling, create a Centrio Profile which defines the Centrio system, display output, and (optionally) the layout to display.

  • Page 222: Clock And Timer

    UMD address for that input. Clock and Timer For the clock and timer to be available, a button needs to be defined for each. See “Button Configuration Settings” on page 210. Figure 8-39. Clock and Timer Settings Dialog Box IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 223 IconMaster will re-sync its clock ever 60 minutes. This can be changed by editing the Re-Sync Interval field. If using IconMaster's RCP as the clock source, the RCP must be connected to an external LTC timecode time-of-day source. Enter the RCP's IP address as the SNTP Server IP Address. In this status, the local time offset (Time Zone) setting will be ignored by IconMaster.

  • Page 224: Panels Group Settings

    . Note When uploading a new panel configuration, the control panel will disconnect from any IconMaster channel currently under control, and will automatically connect to Channel 1. Similarly, all Primary and Secondary channel groups will be disconnected, and must be re-established.

  • Page 225: Panel Network Configuration Settings

    IconMaster control panels to communicate with the IconMaster MKE-3901 modules. To change or set the name of the IconMaster control panel (up to 8 characters in length), click in the Control Panel Host Name field, and then type the new name.

  • Page 226: Button Configuration Settings

    These profiles are setup and named for each IconMaster individually. See page 205 to configure the CENTRIO profiles. When the RCP connects to the given IconMaster, it will recall the CENTRIO profile defined in the Centrio Profile 1 Name field. Optionally, the operator may choose to recall profiles 2 and 3 at connect time, and may change to these display profiles anytime during operations.
  • Page 227 None None Note Changing any of the Transition Cluster functions will require the replacement of the text film on the corresponding IconMaster control panel button. See the IconMaster Installation and Operation Manual for more information. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 228 Note Frame Select buttons must be assigned starting with the far left button on Cluster 1. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 229: Quick Configuration Quick Reference Chart

    Control Panel Item Functions Setup Information Configurable cluster 1 and 2 Fade to Black (FTB) Button Configuration (page 210) Fade to Silence (SIL) CLOCK, TIMER Quick Select (QS1•••QS8) GPO output control (GPO1•••GPO13) Frame select (CH1•••CH8) IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 230 Effects (page 171) Button Configuration (page 210) Transition Type Transition (page 169) Take-fade Button Configuration (page 210) Fade-take Fade-fade Cross-fade Machine Control Type Machine control (page 184) Button Configuration (page 210) Mark Play Rewind Stop IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 231 Keyer (page 183) Key 3•••Key 6 Audio Over Audio Configuration (page 160) Audio-over 1•••Audio-over 2 Background (BKGD) — Transition “hot” button System Configuration (page 196) Preroll Machine Control (page 184) Take — Fader bar — IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 232 Chapter 8: Configuring IconMaster IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 233: Chapter 9: Enabling A Routermapper Database For Use

    Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Overview The IconMaster makes use of the Harris router configuration tools to create a router database for use in the IconMaster’s setup and for select operations. • You will use the Harris RouterMapper software to create a router database consisting of all sources and destinations which will be used with your IconMaster system.

  • Page 234: Setting Up A Routermapper Database (*.Da4)

    Harris routers via RouterMapper, please see the RouterMapper Configuration Utility Reference Guide. If you have set up a RouterMapper database for your IconMaster primary router already, you do not need to set it up again. Go directly to the section titled “Linking the RouterMapper Database to the IconMaster”...
  • Page 235 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 4. At the RouterMapper main menu window, highlight the Panacea router entry, and then click Edit. 5. Select the Router Frame tab. Panacea module information such as matrix size, type, and module options will be displayed (see Figure 9-2).
  • Page 236 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 7. Select the Detected Matrices tab. Matrix information should resemble the information shown in Figure 9-4. Figure 9-4. Detected Matrices Tab 8. Click OK. You will return to the RouterMapper main menu window.
  • Page 237 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System When a source name is entered in the database, RouterMapper uses the name to automatically create a category. RouterMapper finds the last space in the source name, and then uses all characters to the left of that space as the category (the space will be included in the category name).

  • Page 238: Linking The Routermapper Database To The Iconmaster

    Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Linking the RouterMapper Database to the IconMaster Note Use the currently installed version of CCS Navigator. Use of Navigator for RouterMapper databases requires at least Navigator 3.5. 1. Launch the Harris Navigator application (Start → Programs → Leitch Navigator →...
  • Page 239 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 3. The Create Routing System window will appear. Select the radio button next to the “Start from an existing RouterMapper DA4 file” selection. Figure 9-7. Create Routing System Window 4.
  • Page 240 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 6. Once again at the View for Administrators list, expand the Routers selection. The name of the newly-created routing system will appear as a sub-entry. Additional sub-entries under the router system name include Control Views, Salvos, and Routers.

  • Page 241: Defining The Iconmaster Configuration

    Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Defining the IconMaster Configuration 1. At the View for Administrators list, locate the Catalog selection. If necessary, expand the selection to view the sub-entries. 2. Under the IconMaster sub-entry, locate the IconMaster (MKE) entry. Drag the entry up to the Configuration selection, and then drop it into the Configuration selection.
  • Page 242 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 3. If necessary, expand the Configuration selection to view the sub-entries. You will now see an entry for IconMaster (MKE), with a Router sub-entry below it. Figure 9-10. Configuration → IconMaster (MKE) and Router...
  • Page 243 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 4. Drag the database entry under the Control View you created in step 6 on page 224 down to the Configuration selection, and then drop it into the IconMaster’s Router sub-entry.
  • Page 244 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 5. If necessary, expand the Routers selection to view the sub-entries. You will now see an entry for the Control View under the Router sub-entry. Figure 9-12. Control View Under Router Sub-Entry 6.
  • Page 245 IP address for the IconMaster’s MKE-3901 module, and then close the window. Do not change any other information in this tab! If you do, you will lose your connection to the IconMaster and you will need to start the process all over again.

  • Page 246: Preparing The Iconmaster Configuration

    Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Preparing the IconMaster Configuration 1. Launch the IconMaster Configuration Utility (ICU) by selecting the button labeled Launch IconMaster Config Utility or from the Start menu (Start → Programs → Harris → IconTools → IconMaster →...
  • Page 247 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System b. Select Network. Here you will identify the IconMaster’s MKE-3901 module’s Ethernet settings. • Enter a new name into the IconMaster Channel Name text box. • Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and (optionally) the network gateway settings for the IconMaster’s MKE-3901 module.
  • Page 248 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System c. Select Router Configuration. The Router Configuration window will appear. Make the following selections: Figure 9-18. Selecting Router Mode and Router Database Characteristics • Under Router Mode, click the External Router radio button.
  • Page 249 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Another window will appear asking you to confirm that you want to download the XML file. Click Yes. Figure 9-20. Download Confirmation Window Once the download is completed, you will get the following message “Routing Database Successfully Downloaded.”...

  • Page 250: Assigning Router Inputs

    Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Assigning Router Inputs 1. Under the Input/Output category on the left side of the ICU window, click Primary Input. The Primary Input window will appear. Figure 9-21. Primary Input Window 2.
  • Page 251 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 3. For sources that will be dynamic, click the check box (es) next to the appropriate source(s). 4. Select the desired router source(s), and then select name of the router source from the Name drop-down list box.
  • Page 252 Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System 7. To send the configuration to the IconMaster, click the Send CFG to Frame button. Figure 9-25. Sending Configurations to a Frame 8. At this point, you should have an operational IconMaster, which has inputs assigned from the router.

  • Page 253: Changing Or Editing The Router Database

    Chapter 9: Enabling a RouterMapper Database for Use with an IconMaster System Changing or Editing the Router Database If you need to add, delete or change an entry for the IconMaster’s router, you will want to update the router database. This procedure describes the workflow to perform this change and update.
  • Page 254 5. After the transfer is complete, click Refresh Device. 6. Any router database changes you made will become active on the IconMaster within a few seconds. If you wish to change the assignment of router sources to IconMaster inputs, use the IconMaster Configuration Utility to make these changes.

  • Page 255: Chapter 10: Troubleshooting

    Breakout Module Ensure the correct cable(s) are used for connecting to the IconMaster. The audio cables and the video cable look very similar. If the wrong cable is used, the MKE-3901 module may not even power up properly. MKE breakout cable is part # 165-000242-00 the MKA breakout is part # 165-000242-00.

  • Page 256: Internal Router Control (Neo Nsm)

    AES inputs are used. Software/Firmware All software and firmware components must be from the same release. If one component is upgraded, the entire system must be upgraded. IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 257: Navigating The Service Menu

    You can access the Service menu through the Parameter Adjustment Control cluster. Via the Service Menu, you can see the IconMaster software version in use, view or change the control panel IP address, or view the numeric value of a fader bar position.

  • Page 258: Identifying Fader Bar Relative Positions

    We are committed to providing round-the-clock, 24-hour service to our customers around the world. Contact our website or the Customer Service team Table 10-1. Customer Service Phone: 1-416-642-3611 Toll Free: 1-888-LEITCH6 (534-8246) Fax: 1-416-445-9020 E-mail: BCDService@harris.com IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 259: Overview

    Chapter 11 Specifications Overview The following tables list specifications for the IconMaster system. • “Inputs” on page 244 • “Outputs” on page 245 • “Audio” on page 246 • “GPI Inputs and Outputs” on page 249 • “Power Consumption” on page 249 •...

  • Page 260: Inputs

    1 Genlock Return loss -40 dB to 6 MHz Impedance 75Ω Reference type NTSC/PAL, color black, or 525/625 comp sync or Tri-Level per SMPTE 240M 29.97/30/60/25 Level 200 mV to 2 V nominal Connector type IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 261: Outputs

    6 (2 for IconMaster LITE) Number of key 2 external fill+key processors 4 internal (0 internal for IconMaster LITE) Key modes Multiplicative; additive; self (Key 1, 2); matte (Key 1, 2) System Video Delay Table 11-5. System Video Delay Specifications...

  • Page 262: Audio

    Specification Input/Output 2 AES Resolution 24-bit operation (20 bit operation set at the output by configuration) Sampling rate Input 48 KHz (33, 44.1KHz) Sample rate converter SRC disable Connector Multi-pin DB62 Format AES audio levels IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 263: Discrete Aes Audio Bus A And B

    20-bit operation. If the data is 20 bit, but the LSBs are all “0,” no action needs to be taken. The following specifications apply when the optional MKA-3901 audio module is used in conjunction with the IconMaster. Table 11-8. Discrete AES Audio Bus A and B Specifications Item...

  • Page 264: Audio Processor

    Monitor gain control 0 to 100% VANC Data For 525 systems, line 21 may be selected to be part of active picture or blanking. Set this parameter using the IconMaster configuration software. Table 11-12. VANC Data Specifications Item Specification VANC data Data will be allowed to “pass through”...

  • Page 265: Gpi Inputs And Outputs

    It is assumed that these inputs/outputs are externally isolated. They are low voltage TTL style input/outputs. Input Table 11-13. GPI Input Specifications Item Specification Quantity 18 (8 for IconMaster LITE) Type Non isolated TTL Polarity Software specified Voltage range -0.3 V to 5.3 V max...

  • Page 266: Mgi-3903

    Per ANSI / SMPTE 12M, XLR Male Ethernet 10/100BaseT IEEE 802.3u Via RJ-45, 8-pin Temperature 12-36 VDC, 4-20 mA via 44-pin, HD-type female connector probe Temperature Performance 41° – 104°F (5° – 40°C) Operating 32° – 122°F (0° – 50°C) IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

  • Page 267: Index

    210 – Desk and tabletop mounting of control panels 24 customizing 63 Digital video specifications 245 groups 211 Dimensions of cutouts 24 Bypass relay control and jumper 44 – DIP switch settings 29 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 268 Flash card 72 – control panels 24 Follow Video option 170 – IconMaster Configuration Utility 148 Frame select 211 MKA-3901 submodule 37 FTB 211 MKE-3901-FX submodule 37 FTB Transition Rate 170 – NEO modules 35 routers 77 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 269 Power consumption specifications 249 Minimum requirements of computer 8 Power indicator 71 Minimum system requirements 149 Power requirements 100 – Power supply Minor alarms 70 connectors 30 Miscellaneous specifications 250 – Precautions, safety xiii MKA-3901 36 Preroll IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 270 191 – Table and desktop mounting of control panels 24 – GPI 187 Temperature specifications 250 – GPO 189 Transition control cluster keyer 183 fader bar 242 – machine controls 184 Transitions network 201 IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 271 Tree View, Operator, and All List parameters 69 Video Type column 185 and audio NSM routers 77 – breakout module 43 – Video breakout module 43 UMD settings 159 Unpacking information xii – Uploading ICU databases 155 Wipes 176 Writing conventions x IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...
  • Page 272 Index IconMaster Installation and Configuration Manual...

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