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Summarization of Contents
Introduction and Safety
Introduction to the Manual
Defines terms and acronyms relevant to the Lassen XL VS/DE routing switchers manual.
Warnings and Safety Regulations
Provides important warnings and safety guidelines for operators and service personnel.
General Warnings
Lists general safety precautions related to electrical shock, fire hazards, and product usage.
General Cautions
Details precautions regarding AC voltage, fuse replacement, and equipment handling.
Continued Cautions
Continues safety precautions, including cable usage, environmental conditions, and warranty voiding.
FCC Compliance Notice
Details FCC compliance for Class A digital devices and potential interference.
CE Compliance Notice
Informs about compliance with EN 550022 Rules for Class A digital devices and potential interference.
Canadian Digital Equipment Compliance
States compliance with Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Power Supply Cord Requirements
Specifies requirements for power cords used in USA, Canada, and other countries.
North American Power Cords
Details specifications for North American power cords, including NEMA configurations.
International Power Cords
Describes power cord requirements for international installations.
EMC Regulatory Notices
Provides FCC Part 15 information regarding device operation and interference.
Delivery Damage Inspection Procedure
Instructs users to inspect the frame and components for shipping damage.
VS/DE Series Overview and Models
VS/DE Series Introduction
Introduces the Lassen XL VS/DE series routing switchers and their capabilities.
Model Suffix Designations Explained
Explains the meaning of model suffix designations for matrix size and signal types.
VS/DE Series System Components
Lists the components included in the VS/DE Series Matrix Switcher system.
Series 8 Model Details
Details the front and back panel layouts for the Series 8 routing switchers.
Series 12 Model Details
Details the front and back panel layouts for the Series 12 routing switchers.
Series 16 Model Details
Details the front and back panel layouts for the Series 16 routing switchers.
Series 32 Model Details
Details the front and back panel layouts for the Series 32 routing switchers.
Factors Affecting Signal Quality
Discusses factors influencing signal quality, including cables, connectors, and interference.
Signal Quality Cautions
Provides cautions on servicing, voltage, and cable usage for optimal signal quality.
Installation and Connectivity
Installation Introduction
States that installation procedures are similar for all frames covered in the manual.
Rack Mounting Procedures
Provides instructions for mounting the switcher in a standard 19-inch rack.
Installation Environmental Cautions
Details operating temperature limits and considerations for rack environments.
Switcher Dimensions
Specifies the rack unit height, width, and depth for different Series frames.
Video Device Connection Guide
Explains how to connect video sources and output devices using BNC connectors.
Audio Device Connection Guide
Describes connecting audio sources and outputs via terminal block connectors.
Analog Audio Connection Types
Details analog audio connection methods, including jumpers for unbalanced devices.
AES/EBU Digital Audio Connections
Explains digital audio connections (balanced/unbalanced) and specifications.
Analog Audio Adjustments
Describes how to adjust analog audio gain via menu, serial port, or GRIP program.
Audio Follow Video Configurations
Explains how video and audio signals are switched and can be separated.
Peripheral Connection Overview
Details various peripheral connection types including Ethernet, RS-232/422, control panels, sync inputs, and power.
Sync Connector Details
Explains the function of the VID. REF IN BNC connectors for sync referencing.
J1 Connector Functionality
Describes the J1 connector for connecting other devices to the router.
AC Power Connection Guide
Discusses AC power connections, universal inputs, and the rear-mounted power switch.
Control Processor Dip Switch Settings
Explains the factory settings and configuration options for the control processor dip switches.
Ethernet and System Configuration
Ethernet Setup Guide
Guides on connecting the router via crossover cable or network for configuration.
Default Ethernet IP Settings
Lists default IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and Telnet port for Ethernet setup.
Network Configuration Details
Details IP address parameters setup via the web interface.
Ethernet Router Control
Introduces the I/O Router Control screen for managing connections via Ethernet.
System Names and Salvos
Explains how to apply names to sources/destinations and manage stored salvos.
Operation and Switching
Operation Overview
Explains the purpose of a routing switcher and control methods (local, serial, Ethernet).
Local Control Panel Operation
Describes the functions of the local control panel's buttons and display.
Button and Display Definitions
Defines the function of each button (Select, Rotary Knob, V/A, Take, Menu) and the Preset display.
Menu Navigation Guide
Explains how to access and navigate the menu items using the control panel buttons.
System Parameters Menu
Illustrates the menu tree for selecting system parameters like configuration, software, and port settings.
Audio Gain Adjustment Menu
Details the menu structure for adjusting input and output audio levels.
System Parameters Configuration
Explains accessing router configuration, serial port, and control panel settings.
Adjusting Audio Gains
Describes input and output gain adjustment ranges and increments.
Selecting and Executing Salvos
Explains how to select and execute stored Salvos.
Input Equalizer Adjustment
Details turning input equalizers on/off; notes Series 8D/8 model limitations.
Switching Operations Guide
Provides instructions for various switching modes including AFV, breakaway, and by level.
Switching AFV (All Levels)
Guides on performing Audio Follow Video switching for all levels.
Split Switching (Break-away)
Explains how to switch video and audio from a single source to different outputs.
Switching by Level
Describes switching based on specific levels for multi-frame systems.
Control Methods Overview
Introduces methods for controlling the switcher via serial port and Ethernet.
Control via 9-pin Connectors
Explains controlling the switcher via RS-232/422 serial port using a 9-pin connector.
Control via Ethernet
Describes controlling the matrix switches via Ethernet using the Host Protocol.
Host Mode Operation
Explains the default 'Host' mode for controlling switchers via PC or external devices.
Terminal Mode Operation
Describes the 'Terminal' mode for simple control and system personality setup.
Power Up Sequence
Details the procedure for powering up the switcher after connections are made.
Communication Protocol
Protocol Overview and Introduction
Introduces the 7-bit ASCII protocol for serial links, detailing its structure and recommendations.
Generic Protocol Basics
Explains the structure of command strings, leaders, trailers, and command execution.
Command String Elements
Details the function of leader (**) and trailer (!!) characters in command strings.
System Inquiry Commands
Covers commands for inquiring about router status, model, capabilities, and matrix size.
Matrix Control Commands
Details commands for clearing the matrix, making connections, and controlling AFV.
Advanced Configuration Commands
Covers commands for password, remote address, updates, salvos, gains, and delays.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Introduction
Provides notes on signal disturbance due to interference and seeking dealer support.
Power and Indicator Troubleshooting
Details troubleshooting steps for 'No Power' issues, including fuse checks.
Video Signal Troubleshooting
Covers troubleshooting for 'No video' and incorrect 'Video level' problems.
Audio Signal Troubleshooting
Addresses troubleshooting for 'No audio' and low 'Audio level' problems.
Control System Troubleshooting
Details troubleshooting for 'No control' of the Matrix Switcher from PC software.
Switching Malfunction Issues
Discusses issues where the switcher fails to switch one source after switching others.
Software Upgrade Information
Explains how to upgrade SVS routers and SCP series control panels using the GRIP program.
Specifications
Analog Audio Specifications
Lists detailed specifications for amplitude, impedance, gain, frequency response, S/N ratio, crosstalk, IM & THD.
Analog Video Specifications
Provides specifications for impedance, connector type, levels, bandwidth, crosstalk, gain, and operating conditions.
Digital Audio Specifications
Details specifications for Digital Audio interfaces (AES3, AES3ID) including connector, impedance, level, and bandwidth.
Serial Digital Video Specifications
Lists specifications for Serial Digital Video, including data rates, types, cable equalization, return loss, and jitter.
Warranty Information
General Warranty Terms
Buyer assumes responsibility for suitability; SVS products are for intended use as described in manuals.
Limited Warranty Details
Outlines warranty coverage, duration (7 years new, 3 years refurbished), and RMA process.
Warranty Cancellation Policy
States that sales are final unless SVS provides written consent for order cancellation or product return.
General Warranty Provisions
Covers breach of terms, governing law, headings, severability, and waiver of provisions.
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