The Eclipse can transmit single 12G-SDI UHD video or four 3G-SDI HD video inputs with embedded audio. It also offers dual high performance stereo analogue audio inputs with phantom power as well as the option of integrated UHF camera control.
Revision: 2.0 Eclipse User Guide Camera Control Options Camera control units can be integrated into the Eclipse assembly at DTC on order. Part Number Description ECLIPSE-VS-CCCAM-ARRI-UP Arri control software with cable ECLIPSE-VS-CCCAM-GVLDX-UP Grass Valley control software with LDX cable ECLIPSE-VS-CCCAM-GVLDXC-UP...
This chapter will help identify all the connections and interfaces needed to install, control, and monitor the Eclipse transmitter. CAUTION: Precautions may need to be taken to avoid burns when operating the Eclipse in high ambient temperatures due to excessive heat from the unit metalwork.
Battery Plate The battery plate mates the battery to the Eclipse to provide power. The Eclipse may be supplied with AB or V mount battery fitting. Battery/camera plate kits are available to change the battery fitting, see options in Section 2.4.
Eclipse User Guide Camera Plate The camera plate mates the Eclipse to the camera to provide power to the camera via the Eclipse. The Eclipse may be supplied with AB or V mount camera fitting. Battery/camera plate kits are available to change the camera fitting, see options in Section 2.4.
USB stick contents. Power The Eclipse will boot up the moment the power supply is connected. Power can be supplied in two ways: Via a battery – AB or V mount depending on the device battery plate ...
2. Double-click the Node Finder icon from the PC desktop. 3. Find the IP address for your device from the Node Finder list. The device type will be Eclipse. Note: If the device is not connected to a network with a DHCP server, the IP address may appear as 0.0.0.0.
When the IP address is established, a web user interface (WUI) will allow you to configure and monitor the Eclipse prior to deployment. 1. Open a web browser and enter the IP address of the Eclipse in the address bar or double-click the IP address in Node Finder.
If the WUI password is forgotten and the user is locked out, Node Finder provides a means to reset the password. Right-click on the Eclipse in Node Finder and select Request Password Reset Token. If you click the link a pre-filled email will be generated to send to Technical Support. A code will be returned which needs to be entered in Node Finder Reset Password dialogue box.
5. Web User Interface (WUI) Overview Introduction The web user interface (WUI) is an application for effective operation and monitoring of the Eclipse. The WUI can be accessed by any web browser application. This chapter will provide a brief explanation of the structure of the interface for new users.
Eclipse User Guide 7. WUI Overview Page The Overview page provides an outline block diagram of Eclipse system components. Green links are used to indicate successful passthrough of data. Red links indicate no data. If you select a system component it will become highlighted yellow and display status and basic settings at the bottom of the screen.
Apps are features that can be used to enhance operation. OLED Emulator The OLED emulator page imitates the Eclipse OLED display operation, see Chapter 12. This feature may be particularly useful for access to Camera Control settings which otherwise would require an additional cable and web interface, see Chapter 13.
Introduction The following sections will explain in detail the OLED control buttons and display. It will detail how to navigate the OLED display and the menu structure to configure and monitor the Eclipse when an Ethernet connection is not available.
‘ 12.3 OLED Status When the Eclipse has booted up, the OLED will display status overview. Note: If a camera control module is not fitted, the IP address will be displayed where the CC frequency is shown. Press the up/down arrow buttons to scroll through the status pages. The status pages are categorized: ...
Revision: 2.0 Eclipse User Guide 12.4 OLED Configuration Menus From the status menu, press the enter button once to enter the Eclipse configuration menus. 12.4.1 Configuration Preset Menu Notes Configuration Preset Select a preset from 1-16. This will apply the settings for the selected preset.
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Note: The file name must be in the format cfgs.json for the load to be successful. Save Config This provides an easy way to save the Eclipse settings. Config files can be transferred to other units to ensure settings are consistent across a system.
Broadcast website, https://videosys.tv/. 13.2 OLED Control Camera control module settings can be configured using the Eclipse OLED, these are explained in Section 12.4.7. The settings will allow you to establish wireless communications with the system and IP communications with the camera, if required.
It will be useful to know the equivalent dBm to watts power conversion when adding attenuation to the modulator RF output. The standard Eclipse has a maximum RF output of 20dBm (100mW) per port and the dual band variant has 23dB (200mW) on the C-band port.
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