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Installing Aurora Edit Hardware
Aurora Edit Components
The Aurora Edit application is part of the Aurora Suite of products that consists of
several components that comprise a total digital news production system. All Aurora
Edit applications run on the Aurora Edit platform. For a list of system speci cations
for customer-supplied hardware quali ed for use with Aurora Edit, refer to the Version
Compatibility section. This information is also included in the Aurora Edit Release
Notes on the CD-ROM where the most recent information is always included.
Refer to the Aurora Edit Release Notes for the most updated information for the
following:
Workstation Components
The Aurora Edit application is provided on a CD-ROM and installed on a
customer-supplied laptop, desktop computer, or workstation depending on the editing
application needed. When you order your system, you will choose the components
needed for your facility based on your system design.
NOTE: For a list of supported hardware con gurations, see the latest Aurora Edit
Release Notes included on the CD and online for the most up-to-date information
on system speci cations and software updates.
System components can include:
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System Speci cations for quali ed laptops, desktop computers, and workstations
HP Workstation Board Assignments
Compatible DSM Components
Compatible Grass Valley Products
Compatible Third Party Products
Keyboard and Mouse
A keyboard and mouse can be used to control the Aurora Edit and Aurora Edit LD
functions. The keyboard and mouse are customer-supplied. Included with each
Aurora Edit application CD-ROM is a set of keyboard stickers that are applied to
the standard keyboard to make the key strokes compatible with the current Aurora
Edit software version. A customer-supplied laptop computer can also use the
keyboard stickers in the same manner to control Aurora Edit or Aurora Edit LD.
Monitor
Aurora Edit workstations support either one or two monitors. In a dual-monitor
con guration, one monitor is typically used to display bins while the other displays
other Aurora Edit application components.
Breakout Box (BOB)
4 October 2010
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