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Miranda NV5100MC Quick Start Manual

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Product Summary
Your master control shipment contains one or more master
control products, power cords, miscellaneous cabling, a soft-
ware and documentation CD (SB0221) and this printed
Quickstart Guide. Depending on you order options, the ship-
ment might also include a GUI CD (SB0222).
Frames ship with the I/O cards and master control processors
you ordered already installed and tested.
You should, of course, inspect the shipment for content and
damage. You should also copy all the documentation from
the SB0221 CD to a secure place in your facility's file system.
It is to your advantage to become familiar with the documen-
tation at an early point in your system development.
In addition to this Quickstart Guide, there are several manu-
als and user's guides in the NV5100MC documentation set:
Configuration Guides and Technical Information
UG0008
MasterConfig User's Guide
UG0009
MasterDiag User's Guide
UG0010
MasterLogo User's Guide
UG0011
Master Control Installation Guide
UG0013
Master Control Reference Manual
UG0029
MCS Panel Configuration Editor User's Guide
UG0036
Tally Processor User's Guide
UG0038
Device Controller User's Guide
Panel Operators' Guides
UG0016
SCP Operator's Guide
UG0026
CECP GUI Operator's Guide
UG0027
CECP Operator's Guide
UG0028
FECP Operator's Guide
UG0052
Aux/Preview GUI Operator's Guide
QuickStart Roadmap
The goal of this Quickstart Guide is for you to be able to
hookup everything in your Master Control system and get it
to the point where you can start configuring and cabling.
One of the major hurdles you are facing is that to be able to
set up and configure any one portion of master control, you
must understand everything about master control and (possi-
bly) much about NV9000 router control systems.
Survey the documentation to become acquainted with all the
concepts and then focus on individual tasks.
Topics covered here, in order, are
1 Master control feature set.
What the Master Control devices are, where the connec-
tors are and what they do, etc.
Product Number: QG0012-04 Revision: A0; Date: 2/17/11
QuickStart Guide
NV5100MC Master Control
and NV9000 Connections
Figure 1. An NV5100MC Master Control System
NV9000
Video
Audio
Routers...
Local
Tally
devices
2 Hardware connections.
How to make control and network connections and how
to make I/O connections.
3 Software installation.
How to install the software and documentation.
4 Configuration software.
A brief survey of what the configuration applications do.
5 Details.
More detail about master control features.
Master Control Features
A master control system is moderately complex, involving a
number of hardware components, software applications,
documentation, computers, networks, and several options.
Figure 1 represents the principal components of an
NV5100MC master control system.
Master Control Processors
Master control processors are the heart of the master control
system. There are two broad categories:
MCPMs — master control processing modules.
•
MCEs — master control engines.
•
Each MCPM or MCE is considered a channel. The main out-
put of a channel is called "program output."
Frames
MCPMs and MCEs reside in a master control frame. A master
control system can include one or more master control
MCPMs and MCEs
Frame(s)...
[Ctrl and I/O]
Ethernet
Dev. Control
• • •
Master Control Panels (and GUIs)...
Channel 1
Channel 2
Automation
EBCPs...
1
2
Xmedia
Int. XG
Config
1

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  • Page 1 Dev. Control Int. XG Local Tally In addition to this Quickstart Guide, there are several manu- devices als and user’s guides in the NV5100MC documentation set: Config • • • Configuration Guides and Technical Information Master Control Panels (and GUIs)... UG0008 MasterConfig User’s Guide...
  • Page 2 NV5100MC Master Control frames. The two types of frames, NV5100MC and the older Any main source can be assigned pre-roll and machine con- NV5128-MC, look the same except for the door legends. Each trol characteristics. Any squeeze source that is also a main...
  • Page 3 CTRL1 card(s). A third-party control system (or automation system) Control System will generally communicate with the router control card CTRL2 using Miranda’s NVISION serial protocol. Secondary CTRL1 NV9000 COM A If the router control system is an NV9000, it can use...
  • Page 4 NV5100MC Master Control Note that a crossover cable is required between the two Ether- Diagnostic Ports net switches in the redundant connections. The DIAG ports are DE9, either RS-232 or RS-422 (selectable Details for information about the NV9000 connectors. in UniConfig). These ports are for configuration, firmware uploads, and testing.
  • Page 5 NV5100MC Master Control The frame has two aux bus connections. The connection is Single Reference Signals loop-through: you can pass the SMS7000 “node bus” control There is one reference input, possibly “daisy chained” to ref- signals on to another device. You can connect a redundant erence inputs on other devices.
  • Page 6 DB25 connectors (analog audio) require breakout cable. Connect your analog key source to a BNC of one of your ana- Miranda’s WC0053 is a suitable cable. log video input backplane modules. MCEs do not accept analog video or analog audio inputs.
  • Page 7 NV5100MC Master Control Each MCPM or MCE can direct two auxiliary audio inputs to The connection is fairly simple: it is just an Ethernet cable audio monitors or audio meters. These sources are called, from each NV9000 controller’s master control port to the respectively, “off-air”...
  • Page 8 NV5100MC Master Control External main sources require 2 connections, A and B, where This is a sketch: the A and B form a resource pool from which the available Tally Proc. resource is selected. The A and B connections must be equiva- Intuition XG Dev.
  • Page 9 NV5100MC Master Control Then, follow these steps: have multiple MCEs, use a DA or similar device to send a ref- erence signal to each MCE. 1 Connect the DE9-to-Phoenix cable from a COM port of your PC to the diagnostic port of the MCE. The diagnostic port is the upper 3 pins of the 6-pin Phoenix connector.
  • Page 10 NV5100MC Master Control Alarm signals on the connector represent the health of the 4 Choose the WINS tab and ensure the settings appear as panel. You can connect these to circuits of your own. shown here: WINS Tab GUI and Configuration PCs Windows users’...
  • Page 11 You must enter the IP address of the Vertigo XG processor in the configuration of each MCE that uses it. You may change the IP address of the Vertigo XG processor using Windows tools. Refer to Miranda’s Vertigo XG documentation. Software Installation Click the ‘Installer’ button. The installer will launch.
  • Page 12 Barring errors, the installation is complete. The installer has created a master control folder, with entries in the Windows Start menu. The Start menu path is: Start > Programs > Miranda > Master Control > ... These are the default pathnames of the four configuration programs: C:\Program Files\Miranda\Master Control\bin\MasterConfig.exe...
  • Page 13 3. 3 The Welcome screen displays: Installing the GUI Miranda provides the GUI software, as a separate purchase item, on the GUI CD (SB0222). The GUI operator’s guide, however, is on the software and documentation CD (SB0221).
  • Page 14 Other Software NV9000-SE Utilities and UniConfig are available on the router configuration and documentation CD (SB0033). Con- tact Miranda if you need to obtain that CD. The SB0033 CD also contains compact router configuration software and documentation. If compact routers are deployed in your system, this software and documentation will be useful.
  • Page 15 NV5100MC Master Control The tally processor is third-party equipment and comes with source buttons are used. Similarly, MasterConfig specifies its own built-in configuration utility that runs in a browser how over source buttons are used. on a connected PC. Refer to the Tally Processor’s User’s Guide.
  • Page 16 NV5100MC Master Control Each of an MCPM’s video sources can be configured with up directly available. You must obtain them from tech sup- to 8 audio sources. Options include embedded audio, discrete port. audio, analog audio, and Dolby E encoding. Each of an MCE’s MCEs.
  • Page 17 NV5100MC Master Control that controls an MCPM-MK-SD or -MK-HD. These MCPMs Automation have no squeeze function. Control panels are not automated. However, all panels have a configurable button function that enables or disables auto- A panel might lack support for MCPM or MCE features. For mation temporarily.
  • Page 18 NV5100MC Master Control from an MCE through NVEP over the master control net- Tally Processor work. The master control tally processor is third-party equipment. Prior to configuration, you must have assigned the device Its configuration application is built-in and requires no sepa- controller an IP address on the master control network.
  • Page 19 Each has 16 slots for I/O, MCPMs, and MCEs. Each has 2 3 The application is missing or not loaded properly (e.g., an control card slots. The NV5100MC frame, however, is newer application for the MCPM-SD is loaded in the MCPM-MK- and provides greater throughput for master control.
  • Page 20 NV5100MC Master Control The numbering of the slots is sequential, from 1 to 16: recognize signals of these types. (MCEs do not accept analog audio or video input.) All I/O modules, MCPMs, and MCEs, and their backplanes PRI CTRL SEC CTRL...
  • Page 21 CECP GUI. It is not a separate product. Master Control COM1 (RS-232) Panel/Router 2 NV5100MC-CECP Compact enhanced control panel. A console similar in size and function to the CFCP, but There are stand-alone or redundant systems. A redundant with features that support Miranda’s “next gen- system includes a primary controller and a secondary control- eration”...
  • Page 22 NV5100MC Master Control router (MFR) uses output cards and the wing output cards of MCPMs that have them. Skip this if you have no MFR in your master control frame. If you have an MFR, you must also have a router control card These are the I/O modules that relate specifically to master (EM0374) in the frame.
  • Page 23 Tally Processor master control will use it. Otherwise, the control card (EM0374 or EM0414) generates a 48 kHz reference internally. Miranda offers a third-party “tally processor”— a 1RU device that provides 32 optically isolated inputs and 32 relay out- Automation puts, also optically isolated.
  • Page 24 Specifications are subject to change without notice. © 2011 Miranda Technologies. All Rights Reserved. NVISION is a registered trademark of Miranda Technologies, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Product Number: QG0012-04 Revision: A0; Date: 2/17/11...