Rear Panel - Euphonix Pilot Manual

Rear Panel

Video Connector
either be a long run (10 meters) from the Remote stand or a short run from an
extender box.
USB Ports
not currently configured for any purpose.
Network Port 1
Pilot computer access to networked resources including Internet access if your facility
is so equipped.
Network Port 2
give the Pilot computer access to a separate set of networked resources. This
attachment of a second network will require further software configuration.
Trackball & Keyboard (PS2) Connect the Y-cable marked KYBD and MOUSE here.
IEEE 1394 Ports
Hub and Audio Deck. 1394 carries control, status and feedback communication.
Remote
just the RS232 serial cable if an extender system is supplied. When an extender is
used the RS232-to-RS422 conversion takes place at the Remote.
SCSI
drives, CD-R, or Kingston-mounted hard rives. The port is software enabled but not
typically used. Please check with Euphonix R-1 support to configure the port for
actual use.
Power Connector
switching power supplied is used so voltages from 110volts to 240 volts, 50 or 60
cycle, can be input.
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Remote
SCSI – port
may be used
with proper
set-up
(15 Pin D sub) The video monitor (TFT) is connected here. This video cable
(USB) Universal serial Bus ports. A USB modem can be connected here, but is
(RJ45) A Local Area Network (LAN) can be connected at this port to give the
(RJ45) A second Local Area Network (LAN) can be connected at this port to
(1394) These ports are used for connection to IEEE1394 ports on the Studio
(9 pin D sub) This port accepts the RS232/422 adapter and Remote cable, or
(68 pin D-sub female) This port connects to external SCSI devices such as JAZ
(IEC) The IEC power connector accepts standard IEC power cords. A
IEEE 1394
Connect one
Parallel Port
to Hub
N U
OT SED
REMOTE
MOUSE
SCSI
KBD
Trackball &
USB Ports
Keyboard
N
Y-connector OT
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Video Monitor
Attach TFT
TFT
USB NTWK 1 NTWK 2
Network Port
Primary
N U
OT
Network
U
SED Port
SED