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- Page 1 Installation And Operation Manual Selenio 6800+™ Multiviewer HView™ QS QVM6800+ Applies to: QVM6800+T QVM6800+C-T Edition B 175-100047-00 Delivering the Moment...
- Page 2 English without the written consent of Imagine Communications. All others uses are illegal. This publication is designed to assist in the use of the product as it exists on the date of publication of this manual, and may not reflect the product at the current time or an unknown time in the future.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Preface Manual Information ........................v Purpose ............................ v Audience ..........................v Revision History ........................v Writing Conventions ....................... v Obtaining Documents ......................vi Unpacking/Shipping Information ....................vi Unpacking a Product ......................vi Product Servicing ........................vi Returning a Product .......................vi Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Compliance ............vii Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Compliance ........vii Safety ............................viii Safety Terms and Symbols in this Manual ................viii... - Page 4 Contents Audio Monitoring, GPI I/O and LTC ................... 10 Installing ZConfigurator ......................10 Installing software ......................... 10 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Overview ............................11 Operating Notes ........................... 11 Adding a License Key ........................11 Connecting to a Module for the First Time .................. 12 Working with Cascade Systems ....................
- Page 5 Contents Frame Genlock Input ......................51 Outputs ............................51 HD-SDI/3G Output ....................... 51 DVI-D ........................... 51 Audio ............................ 52 GPI Output ..........................52 UMD Protocols ........................52 Graphics Overlay ........................52 Propagation Delay ......................... 53 Power Consumption ......................53 Operating Temperature ......................53 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions ......................
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Page 6: Preface
Preface Manual Information Purpose This manual details the features, installation, operation, maintenance, and specifications for the QVM6800+ series of Quad Video Modules Audience This manual is written for engineers, technicians, and operators responsible for installation, setup, maintenance, and/or operation of the QVM6800+ Quad Video Modules. Revision History Table 1-1. -
Page 7: Obtaining Documents
Preface Table 1-2. Writing Conventions Term or Convention Description Internet address Indicates a jump to a website or URL Indicates important information that helps to avoid and troubleshoot problems Indicates advice or recommended practice. Obtaining Documents Product support documents can be viewed or downloaded from our website. Alternatively, contact your Customer Service representative to request a document. -
Page 8: Restriction On Hazardous Substances (Rohs) Compliance
Preface Ship products back to us for servicing prepaid and, if possible, in the original packaging material. If the product is still within the warranty period, we will return the product prepaid after servicing. Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Compliance The European Union (EU) Directive 2002/95/EC—commonly known as the Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS)—sets limits on the use of certain substances found in electrical and electronic equipment. -
Page 9: Safety
Preface In accordance with this EU Directive, companies selling electric or electronic devices in the EU will affix labels indicating that such products must be properly recycled. (See our website for more information.) Contact your local Sales representative for information on returning these products for recycling. -
Page 10: Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction Overview QVM6800+ Quad Video Module supports four autosensing inputs (HD-SDI, SD-SDI, and Composite) with simultaneous DVI and HD-SDI outputs. The cascade versions can be combined to build larger virtual systems and are used with a back I/O plate with a LOOP IN connector. -
Page 11: Applications
Chapter 1: Introduction • Monitoring for 16 channels of embedded audio per input • Ability to listen to a single discrete stereo pair on analog output • On-screen alarms, SNMP notification and GPI Output to indicate common fault conditions such as Audio Over/Under, Loss of Sync, Frozen Video and Black Picture •... -
Page 12: Module Description
Chapter 1: Introduction Module Description Front Module Figure 1-1 shows the position of the LEDs on the card edge of the QVM6800+ front module. Figure 1-1. QVM6800+ Front Module Table 1-1 on page 3 briefly describes the QVM6800+ LEDs and switches. Table 1-1. -
Page 13: Back Modules
Chapter 1: Introduction Back Modules Figure 1-2 shows the triple-slot back module used by the QVM6800+ C modules. Modules cannot be installed in frames without fans, or in FR6802+DM and 6800/7000 series frames. Figure 1-2. QVM6800+ C Back Connector For connector pinout and cable wiring instructions refer to Appendix 7: “Connectors and Cables”... -
Page 14: Building Cascaded Systems
Chapter 1: Introduction Building Cascaded Systems A cascade system allows inputs from multiple QVM6800+ cascade modules to drive one display. A 6800+ frame, fully populated with six QVM6800+ cascade modules, could provide: 1) Six independent quad cards 2) A 24 input cascade system 3) Any combination of the above Figure 1-4. - Page 15 Chapter 1: Introduction The ordering codes for QVM6800+ options are as follows: Table 1-2. QVM6800+ part numbers QVM6800+ Model Comment QVM6800+T Basic quad card with no cascade QVM6800+C-T Cascading version QVM68OPT-C License to add cascade to non cascade version QVM68OPT-3G License for 3G inputs/outputs on all models QVM6800+ Installation and Operation Manual...
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Page 16: Overview
Chapter 2 Installation Overview This chapter describes the QVM6800+ and QVM6800+ C installation process, including the following topics: • “Maximum 6800+ Frame Power Ratings” on page 7 • “Unpacking the Module” on page 8 • “Installing QVM6800+ Series Modules” on page 9 •... -
Page 17: Unpacking The Module
Chapter 2: Installation Table 2-1. Maximum Power Ratings for 6800+ Frames Max. Frame Max. Number of Max Power Dissipation for 6800+ Frame Type Power QVM6800+ Three Slots Dissipation Series Modules (each module requires three slots) FR6802+QXF 120 W 13 W (frame with AC or DC power supply) FR6802+XF 120 W... -
Page 18: Installing Qvm6800+ Series Modules
Chapter 2: Installation Installing QVM6800+ Series Modules QVM6800+ series modules have triple-width back connectors. Due to high levels of heat dissipation, QVM6800+ series modules must not be installed in frames without fans. The modules cannot be installed in FR6802+DM and 6800/7000 series frames. Do not install QVM6800+ series modules in slots 6 or 14 because the heat sink and or audio option board will interfere with the frame. -
Page 19: Cable Requirements
Chapter 2: Installation Cable Requirements DVI Cables When you connect a QVM6800+ and/or a QVM6800+ C module to the output display module using the DVI cable, observe the following: • Do not use a cable that is greater than 10 m long. •... -
Page 20: Overview
Chapter 3 Using ZConfigurator Overview This chapter describes how to operate the QVM6800+ series modules using ZConfigurator. The following topics are discussed in this chapter: • “Operating Notes” on page 11 • “Adding a License Key” on page 11 • “Connecting to a Module for the First Time”... -
Page 21: Connecting To A Module For The First Time
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Connecting to a Module for the First Time QVM6800+ series modules are configured using the ZConfigurator software that accompanies the modules. To access the setup options, ZConfigurator must be installed on the PC that is connected to the modules through the Ethernet connector. When it first starts, ZConfigurator searches for attached multiviewers. - Page 22 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator The currently loaded presets on the multiviewer are loaded. If the multiviewer cannot be connected, check that there is no firewall blocking access and that the PC’s IP address is set to the same subnet as the multiviewer. •...
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Page 23: Working With Cascade Systems
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator • Right click in the blue connection area under Device/IP Address/Type and initiate a new search by clicking on Scan Network (or restart ZConfigurator) • The QVM6800+ connection icon appears If you need more information while you use ZConfigurator, press F1 or click Help. Trouble Shooting Failed Connections Connected multiviewers with IPs in the same range as the PC are normally discovered automatically. -
Page 24: Getting Started
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Getting started To start building a cascade system from multiple QVM6800+ modules, select Frame View in the main application and double click on Scan for Frames. Click on the plus sign by a frame to see the QVM modules installed. If no frames can seen, check that the frame Ethernet port is also connected to the same network that the QVM6800+ modules are connected to. -
Page 25: Using Frame View
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Using Frame View Double click on a frame to see the detected QVM cards. The QVM cards detected are shown with their IP numbers below the frame. The numbers in circle and squares below IP numbers indicate that these cards are already in a cascade with the positions indicated. -
Page 26: Creating A Cascade From Standalone Cards
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Input numbering is based on the sequence in which the cards appear in the cascade and should therefore be cabled as follows: Table 3-1. Quad card IP number Input numbers in virtual layout 192.168.0.1 Inputs 1 to 4 192.168.0.2 Inputs 5 to 8 192.168.0.3... - Page 27 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Click on one of the frame that contains the master card for the new cascade and click on Cascade Editor. Cards that are not available are shown dimmed. In the example above, card 192.168.3.4 is not available because it has not been licensed for cascade.
- Page 28 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator To continue building the cascade open the Cascade Editor again. Click on one quad card to be a master card and click Create. The selected card will be shown dimmed with a large number ‘1’. Select the slave cards by double-clicking them in sequence until the cascade is complete. QVM6800+ Installation and Operation Manual...
- Page 29 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator When you are happy with the order in which the quad cards must be cabled, click on Apply. To view a completed cascade to see the cabling connections, select the frame in Frame View and then enter the Cascade Editor. Colors used to highlight connections other than white are arbitrary and only used to help distinguish cascades.
- Page 30 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Editing QVM 6800+ IP Numbers To edit IP the numbers of master cards and standalone cards in selected frames, proceed as follows: Double click the frame containing the cards you wish to configure in frame view. Click on Change IPs.
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Page 31: Getting Started With Zconfigurator
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Getting Started with ZConfigurator Once a connection to one or more multiviewers has been achieved, the next step is to carry out basic configuration steps to ensure that the best performance and full-feature set of each multiviewer is realized. -
Page 32: Introduction To The Layout Editor
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Introduction to the Layout Editor The Layout Editor is the main workspace where basic templates from the Template Library are furnished with PiP elements such as sources, borders, labels, UMDs, clocks, timers, alarms and bitmap backgrounds. There are also ready made PiP designs containing many of these items which can be drag-n-dropped from the Elements Library to any PiP. -
Page 33: The Pip Container, Panels And Elements
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator The PiP Container, Panels and Elements The PiP Container encompasses all the elements that a PiP contains including the main panel and any audio panels or status panel in it, quick menu access icons, the lower text and tally area and the video area with its optional audio panels or canvas object. -
Page 34: Adding Audio Panels
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Adding Audio Panels Adding audio bargraph panels in video or border for each PiP is accomplished within the Layout Editor of ZConfigurator. Use the Edit Layout icon in the ZConfigurator Main Application to launch the editor. Audio bargraph panels can be added to PiPs using Main Panel and Video Source right-click menus. - Page 35 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Assigning Audio Source Monitoring to Audio Panels Once one or more left and/or right Audio Panels have been inserted, right click one, select Audio Setup and map available sources as required. Available embedded sources will be represented with corresponding tabbed source lists at the top of this menu.
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Page 36: Configuring Qvm6800+ Settings
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Configuring QVM6800+ Settings The following settings are made in single frame view using System Properties (System Setup) dialog box in ZConfigurator. Before you begin, make sure that ZConfigurator is connected to the QVM6800+ module to configure (see “Connecting to a Module for the First Time”... -
Page 37: Umd And Tally Settings
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator UMD and Tally Settings QVM6800+ can emulate UMD (Under Monitor Display) functionality so that main and video labels on the PiPs can be updated dynamically by external third party equipment. Selecting the UMD Protocol 1. Open the System Properties dialog box and select the UMD and Tally tab. 2. - Page 38 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Changing the UMD and Tally port The default port used to communicate with an external 3rd party UMD and Tally controller is 4003. If required, select the Communication Ports tab and set the desired IP port to connect with the external 3rd party UMD and Tally controller.
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Page 39: Gpi Mapping
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator GPI Mapping There are four GPI inputs. Contact closure on GPI inputs can toggle the state of tallies in each PiP, Full Screen Recall for each PiP, Control Layout Recall for the first four presets, or Start/ Pause/Reset timers. - Page 40 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Table 3-2. GPI Inputs Function Description Set Tally A tally is active (on) when the contact is closed, and inactive (off) when the contact is open. For example, if a GPI with Physical ID 1 on slot 1 is assigned to Tally 1 on Source 1, it controls tally 1 for video source 1.
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Page 41: Audio Settings
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Audio Settings The audio settings control metering options for all PiPs in all layouts. The default settings for audio meter scale type and transitions are set to AES with the yellow/ red transition at -11dB and the green/yellow transition at -33dB. These levels are sufficient for most purposes, but you can change them. -
Page 42: Global Alarm Settings
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Global Alarm Settings The Alarms tab allows the global settings for all alarms supported by the multiviewer to be configured. The alarms supported depend on the options licensed or fitted to the connected multiviewer and the threshold ranges depend on the type of audio meter standard selected on the Audio System tab. -
Page 43: Enabling Alarms
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Audio Alarms AES/EBU meters are supported and the threshold for audio under and over alarms ranges from -60 to 0 dB. Audio Over Level in dB (-60 to 0) - the level in dB's above which the audio is deemed to be too loud and an audio over event is triggered. - Page 44 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator To define which video parameters cause alarms click on the Video Alarms tab. Enable the required alarm event triggers. Options that don’t currently apply are grayed out. Audio Alarm Setup To access the Audio Alarm setup menu click on the bell icon and select Audio Alarm.
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Page 45: Timecode
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator To define which audio parameters cause alarms click on a Panel tab. Enable the required alarm event triggers. Timecode The Time Code tab is used to synchronize multiviewer time to various sources. None - no external time reference is used. PC clock - to sync clocks to an internal clock check Synchronize Multiviewer Time to PC. -
Page 46: Using Snmp Agents
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Using an LTC source - select LTC Longitudinal Time Code. The Horita to lock to external option is not available for this multiviewer. Using SNMP Agents The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is used to allow network attached multiviewers to be monitored remotely for alarms and other conditions that might require administrative attention. -
Page 47: Checking Installed Cards
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Checking Installed Cards The Cards tab shows the installed cards and their version numbers. No changes can be made in this menu. Press OK or Cancel to leave this menu. QVM6800+ Installation and Operation Manual... -
Page 48: System Properties
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator System Properties The system tab shows information about the connected multiviewer such as Unit Type, Serial Number, Software Version and Connection Type. System Information This section of the System tab shows the unit type, serial number, firmware (flash software) and display version. - Page 49 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Restoring Factory Settings To recall the multiviewer factory settings, click the Factory Reset button. A message will be shown warning that all layouts currently stored on the multiviewer will be overwritten. Click Proceed to reset the multiviewer or Cancel to leave the menu without making any changes.
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Page 50: Licensing
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Licensing Multiviewer options that require a license key to be applied are managed via the License tab. To add a licensed option type the code you have been given into the License Key box and click on Set. -
Page 51: Copying Settings To Other Units
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Copying Settings to Other Units System Settings and Layouts can be copied to other QVM6800+ units by using the Replicator function. In addition, multiviewer Profiles may be saved to local storage and loaded at any time to any multiviewer (of the same type). - Page 52 Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Profile Save and Load To save both Settings and Layouts of the current unit to local storage as a named Profile, click on Save. Type a memorable name for the profile and click OK. To load a saved profile, choose System Settings and/or Layouts by placing a tick beside the desired option(s) and click on Load.
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Page 53: Setting Cascade Genlock Source
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Setting Cascade Genlock Source QVM6800+ modules in cascade systems can be synchronised to one of two sources; the FR6800+ frame genlock input or a video input at the QVM6800+ module itself. To make the choice, go to System Setup >> QVM. The Cascade Genlock drop down box will be grayed out on QVM6800+ units not licensed for cascade. -
Page 54: Setting Master Gpi Output Options
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Setting Master GPI Output Options Master GPI Output settings can be changed to affect the alarm state condition for the Master GPO. Go to System Setup >> Master GPO. The alarm trigger action of the Master GPO may be set to either High Asserted or Low Asserted to indicate the presence of an alarm. -
Page 55: Using Bitmap Images
Chapter 3: Using ZConfigurator Using Bitmap Images Bitmap graphics may be stored on a multiviewer to provide a background to PiPs. They can be used to introduce a product image or station logo or for any other effect where a background image is applicable. -
Page 56: Chapter 4: Hardware Monitoring
Chapter 4 Hardware Monitoring Card Edge Controls and LEDs The QVM6800+ has seven monitoring LEDs that serve as a quick monitoring reference, one power LED and one module or card status LED. Figure 4-1. Location of QVM6800+ LEDs Figure 4-1 shows the location of the LEDs on the QVM6800+ module. -
Page 57: Monitoring Leds
Chapter 4: Hardware Monitoring Monitoring LEDs Each monitoring LED is green when lit, unless specified otherwise. Table 4-1. Monitoring LED Indicators IN 1 Input 1 signal is present Input 1 signal is not present IN 2 Input 2 signal is present Input 2 signal is not present IN 3 Input 3 signal is present... -
Page 58: Overview
Chapter 5 Specifications Overview The following specification tables appear in this chapter: Inputs • “Auto-Sensing Video Inputs” on page 50 • “GPI Inputs” on page 50 • “LTC Input” on page 50 • “LTC Input” on page 50 Outputs • “DVI-D”... -
Page 59: Inputs
Chapter 5: Specifications Inputs Auto-Sensing Video Inputs Table 5-1. Video Input Specifications Item Auto-Sensing Video I/P Specification Number of inputs 4 BNC per IEC 169-8 Type Automatic line and color standard sensing Standards PAL-B (ITU-R BT.470-6), NTSC (SMPTE 170) SD-SDI (SMPTE 259M 270Mb/s) HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M, 1.485Gb/s): 1080i/59.94, 1080i/50, 720p/59.94, 720p/50 3G-SDI (SMPTE 424M 2.97Gb/s): 1080P/59.94, 1080P/50... -
Page 60: Frame Genlock Input
Chapter 5: Specifications Frame Genlock Input Table 5-4. Frame Genlock Input (when used as lock type for QVM6800+) Item Specification Connector 4 BNC per IEC 169-8 Standards PAL-B (ITU-R BT.470-6) NTSC (SMPTE 170) Impedance 75Ω Return Loss >40dB (typical) 25Hz to 30MHz (SMPTE 318M-1999) Input Level NTSC/PAL-B (1 V pk-to-pk, -4.5 dB to 6.0 dB) Locking Range... -
Page 61: Audio
Chapter 5: Specifications Audio Table 5-7. Audio Output Specifications Item Specification Number of outputs 1 stereo output Type Balanced Weidmuller # 1748190000 10 position, 2 row mating cable Connector receptacle. Harris part no: 134-000765Q00. Note: This connector is shared with GPI I/O Lo-Z 50 Ω... -
Page 62: Propagation Delay
Chapter 5: Specifications Propagation Delay The total video delay is between 0.5 to 1 frame of video depending on the relative timing of the incoming sources. Power Consumption The power consumption for QVM6800+ modules is <13 W. Operating Temperature The operating temperature for QVM6800+ modules is 41° to 113°F (5° to 45°C). QVM6800+ Installation and Operation Manual... -
Page 63: Chapter 6: Troubleshooting
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Table 6-1. QVM6800+ Troubleshooting Tips Problem Solution • Check that the cables are connected correctly. The output display module is not working correctly. • Check that the output display module is calibrated for high picture quality. For example, the display brightness and contrast should be set so that neither black nor white crushing occurs. - Page 64 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Table 6-1. QVM6800+ Troubleshooting Tips (Continued) Problem Solution • Make sure that there is no firewall present that is blocking either ZConfigurator or ZConfigurator cannot access any the IP address range of the multiviewer network. See also “Connecting to a Module QVM6800+ modules on the for the First Time”...
- Page 65 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Table 6-1. QVM6800+ Troubleshooting Tips (Continued) Problem Solution • Contact your Harris representative or visit http://support.broadcast.harris.com for a The features of the System Setup frame firmware upgrade. Temperature tab don’t work; what’s wrong? • Analog outputs are not supported as the DVI-D specification only includes digital Why doesn’t my VGA display video signals.
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Page 66: Dvi Connector
Chapter 7 Connectors and Cables DVI Connector Figure 7-1. DVI Connector Table 7-1. Pinouts for the DVI Connector Pin No. Description Pin No. Description DATA 2+ Hot Plug Detect DATA 2- DATA 0- DATA 2/4 SHEILD DATA 0+ DATA 4- DATA 0/5 SHIELD DATA 4+ DATA 5-... -
Page 67: Audio/Gpi Connector
Chapter 7: Connectors and Cables Audio/GPI Connector Figure 7-2. Audio/GPI Connector Table 7-2. GPI/Audio Pinout Pin No. Description GPI OUT GPI IN 1 GPI IN 2 GPI IN 3 GPI IN 4 AUD OUT R- AUD OUT R+ AUD OUT L- AUD OUT L+ GPIs use contact closures. -
Page 68: Ltc Connector
Chapter 7: Connectors and Cables LTC Connector Figure 7-3. LTC Connector on Rear Module Table 7-3. LTC Pinout Pin No. Description LTC- LTC+ A three pin plug (supplied) suitable for the LTC connector is shown below: Figure 7-4. LTC Plug The plug has three screw-terminals to accept bared wire ends. - Page 69 Chapter 7: Connectors and Cables Wire a cable to a 9 pin serial port as follows: Table 7-4. RS232 Cable Details DB-9M Pin TYCO Pin Description A suitable three pin plug is a TYCO 487378-2-ND or similar. The DB-9M is a male 9 pin ‘D’ type connector. It is recommended to use screened cable.
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Page 70: Chapter 8: Updating Firmware
Chapter 8 Updating Firmware As product developments occur, updates may be released to introduce new features or improve functionality. Firmware updates are applied to Harris Zandar multiviewers using the Z_Upgrade utility. Caution It is strongly recommended to backup any existing presets and/or language packs using ZConfigurator before starting the upgrade. - Page 71 Chapter 8: Updating Firmware To select multiviewers to upgrade, place a tick against the desired entries in the Multiviewer List window. All Multiviewers upgraded at the same time should be of the same type. Click on Start when ready to commence the upgrade. Caution A message will appear warning that installed language packs and custom presets will be overwritten during the upgrade.
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Page 72: Z_Update Faq
Chapter 8: Updating Firmware Z_Update FAQ Q: How do I know if an upgrade is necessary? If the system is operating normally and no new features are required or have been purchased, an upgrade is probably not neccesary. Most upgrades are done at the request of a support engineer. Q: What happens if I don’t wait for the shutdown prompt? File system corruption might occur. -
Page 73: Index
Index List of Keywords Audio HD-SDI Video specifications, input adding panels configuring specifications, output Installing Audio/GPI Connector modules ZConfigurator software Back Modules connector, description Layout editor connector, illustration introduction PiP container, panel, elements LEDs module status Cabling requirements monitoring Card edge, illustration Cascade License key, activating working with... - Page 74 Index Pinouts DVI connector WEEE directive PiP container Power consumption specifications frame ratings Z_Upgrade Product servicing using Propagation delay specification ZConfigurator alarms enabling global Resolution, configuring audio panels Returning a product adding RoHS compliance assigning channels moving audio settings Safety precautions viii bitmap images SDIO specifications, output...
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