Page 1 Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Panacea™ Lite (P-12×1) Routing Switcher Series February 2010 Edition J P-12X1 MAN Delivering the Moment...
Page 2: Contact Information
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Page 3 Panacea™ Lite Panacea 12×1 Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Edition J February 2010...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Applications ....................x Writing Conventions ...................xi Obtaining Documents .................xi Service Information ................... xii Unpacking a Product .................. xii Servicing a Panacea Lite Product ..............xii Returning a Product ................... xii Standards xiii Product Standards ..................xiii Compliance and Safety Standards ............. xiv EU Compliances ..................
Page 5 Serial Communications and Control Submodule (P12×1-SP) ...... 22 Local Control Panel (P12×1-CP) ..............22 Remote Control Panel (P12×1-RCP) ............22 Field Upgrading a Panacea Lite Routing Switcher ..........23 Frame Operation Control Features ....................26 Front Panel Options ................... 26 Firmware-Based Control System ..............
Page 6 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation ............43 DIP Switch Settings ..................44 X-Y to BARCO VIVALDI™: LXYTOBARC ............45 References ....................47 RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation ............47 DIP Switch Settings ..................48 ®...
Page 7 Contents X-Y Control of Remote Router via Modem: LXYTO4800 (Special 4800 or 9600 Baud Rate) ........................ 86 References ....................86 RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation ............87 DIP Switch Settings ..................87 ® X-Y Control of Lightwave Matrix-Hub Series 1000™ Switcher: LXYTOLIGHTWAVE ............. 89 System and Matrix-Hub Discovery ..............
Page 8 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Pro-Bel™ Controller for Harris Routers: PROBELTOLXY ........117 Configuration Control ................117 Configuration Application Notes ............. 117 Protocol Commands ................117 References ....................118 RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation ............118 DIP Switch Settings .................. 118 ®...
Page 9 viii Contents Appendix: Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Safety Terms and Symbols in this Manual............157 Safety Terms and Symbols on the Product ............158 Preventing Electrostatic Discharge ..............158 Injury Precautions.................... 159 Product Damage Precautions ................. 160 EMC and Safety Standards ................161 EMC Standards ..................
Page 10 It’s a piece of “glue” that fits your small routing needs today and provides you  with the tools you need to embrace the future. The Panacea Lite routing switcher series is designed to add a new tier of up to 32×32 routing matrices. Copyright © 2004-2007, 2008, 2010, Harris Corporation...
Page 11: Preface
February 2010 Removed return loss information from P-12×1HS specification Applications The Panacea Lite platform is ideal for space-constrained operations demanding full local and remote control capabilities in a routing solution. Panacea Lite products are perfect for Television production facilities ...
Page 12: Writing Conventions
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Webcasters  Telcos where professional end-users require a small, flexible, high quality  routing matrix with the ability to mix and match signal formats and/or signal processing functions within the same frame...
Page 13: Service Information
Keep at least one set of original packaging, in the event that you need to return a product for servicing. Servicing a The Panacea Lite product line is not designed for extensive field service. Return your Panacea product to the service center for most hardware upgrades, Panacea Lite modifications, or repairs.
Page 14: Standards
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series xiii Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Ship products back to us for servicing prepaid and, if possible, in the original packaging material. If the product is still within the warranty period, we will return the product prepaid after servicing.
Page 15: Compliance And Safety Standards
Preface DVB-ASI  Digital Video Broadcasting Interfaces for CATV/SMATV Headends and Similar Professional Equipment Compliance and Appendix A, Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances contains product compliance and safety standards. Safety Standards EU Compliances Restriction on Directive 2002/95/EC—commonly known as the European Union (EU) Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS)—sets limits on the use of certain substances Hazardous found in electrical and electronic equipment.
Page 16 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual In accordance with this EU Directive, companies selling electric or electronic devices in the EU will affix labels indicating that such products must be properly recycled. (See our website for more information on dates and deadlines for compliance.) Contact your local Sales representative for information on returning these products for recycling.
Page 17: Product Naming Conventions
Preface Product Throughout this manual, Panacea Lite series products are referred to by specific names; for example., P-12×1V, P-12×1VA2. Table P-3 lists each product Naming description and its corresponding specific name. Conventions Table P-3 Panacea Lite Product Naming Conventions Product Description...
Page 18: Safety
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series xvii Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Safety Carefully review all safety precautions to avoid injury and prevent damage to this product or any products connected to it. You will find a complete list of safety precautions in Appendix A.
Page 20: Introduction
The Panacea Lite series consists of dual- or single-format routing switchers with the capability to meet the multiple format signal switching requirements of today’s market. Panacea Lite routing switchers are available in a 1RU frame size. The frame architecture provides both front and rear rack attachment capabilities, which allows for complementary front-racked local control in the same rack space, as well as more flexible systemization.
Page 21: Frame Architecture
The P12×1-VL submodule is only available for the P-12×1V and the P-12×1VA2 routing switchers. The standard Panacea Lite frame includes a universal AC power input, a coaxial (X-Y) control port, a looping sync input, a serial communications and control submodule (P12×1-SP), and an audio signal adapter (P12×1-DTB). Dual outputs are provided.
Page 22: Features
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Features The Panacea Lite series comes in a 1RU frame size only (see Figure 1-2). Table 1-1 provides dimensions, module and signal capacity, and standard equipment, for the P-12×1 1RU frame size.
Page 23: Signal Formats
HD/SD video / coaxial AES (HSAEC): see Figure 2-15 on page 17 for a back  panel view Modules The module types installed in the Panacea Lite frame are as follows: Core routing module (see page  Power supply (see page ...
Page 24 Figure 1-4 P12×1-DTB Stereo Audio Adapter As of July 1, 2005, the P12×1-DTB is included as standard equipment on the Panacea Lite. Installation information is included for customers who purchased a Panacea Lite frame prior to July 1, 2005, and who now want to install a P12×1-DTB.
Page 25 Chapter 1 Introduction Figure 1-5 Audio Connector Pin Assignment Power Supply The 1RU frame is equipped with a single AC power supply. Input specifications for the power supply are as follows: Input voltage: 85-265 VAC  Frequency: 47-440 Hz  Maximum power: 45 W max ...
Page 26 21 for installation information. As of July 1, 2005, the P12×1-SP is installed as standard equipment on the Panacea Lite. Installation information is included for customers who purchased a Panacea Lite frame prior to July 1, 2005, and who now want to install a P12×1-SP.
Page 27: Control Features
An optional local control panel (P12×1-CP) or remote control panel  (P12×1-RCP) Front Panel A Panacea Lite frame can be configured with one of the following front panel styles: Configurations A blank front with green power indicator LED (standard); the LED will be ...
Page 28 8 for an example of a remote control panel. Figure 1-10 Blank Front Panel Operating Mode The Panacea Lite operates in DIP switch mode for basic matrix switching on the X-Y bus with Harris protocol. For more information about frame DIP switch settings, see Chapter ...
Page 30: Frame Configuration And Installation
This chapter includes the following information necessary for configuring and installing a Panacea Lite frame: Field Upgrading a Panacea Lite Routing Switcher on page 23  Frame Configuration on page 12 ...
Page 31: Frame Configuration
Frame Con- figuration DIP Switch Figure 2-1 Figure 2-2 show the location of the DIP switch on the Panacea Lite back panel. Figure 2-3 provides a summary of the functions of each DIP switch. Summary (Specific information on the switches appears in...
Page 32: Back Panel Connections
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 2-3 DIP Switch Configuration Back Panel The control and power section of the rear panel includes these items: Connections AC power supply input  One 9-pin serial port (only active with P12×1-SP option installed) ...
Page 33 When the P12×1-SP option is installed, the serial port allows external control of the Panacea Lite by a computer, user, or automation system via a serial connection using RS-232 or RS-422. Pin assignments for each signal format are provided in Table 2-1.
Page 34 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual All Harris protocols currently use 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. X-Y Port The X-Y control bus is a high speed serial interface by which Harris routers and control panels are interconnected.
Page 35 Chapter 2 Frame Configuration and Installation Figure 2-8 Analog Video Back Panel Connectors Analog Video / Stereo Analog Audio Back Panel I/O Connectors The analog video / stereo analog audio back panel uses 12 BNC connectors for video inputs and two for outputs; and 2 D-type 62-pin connectors for audio inputs/outputs.
Page 36 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 2-12 SD Video / Coax AES Audio Back Panel I/O Connectors High Definition / Standard Definition (HS) Video Back Panel I/O Connectors The HS video back panel uses 12 BNC connectors for inputs and 2 for outputs.
Page 37: Installing A Frame
Chapter 2 Frame Configuration and Installation Installing a The Panacea Lite 1RU mounting frame requires one unit of rack space, that is, 1.75 in. (44 mm) of standard rack space. The depth from the mounting surface is 5.25 Frame in. (13.3 cm).
Page 38: Mounting Requirements
The Panacea Lite frame does not have a separate protective safety earth ground connector. Mounting A Panacea Lite frame can be mounted in a standard width 19-in. (48.3 cm) rack using four Phillips-head mounting screws. The back of the frame does not Requirements need to be supported.
Page 39: Control Functionality
Router The Panacea Lite can be installed anywhere within a routing system and can be controlled in a variety of ways, including local or remote control panels and PC-based software control; or serial port control with the P12×1-SP option installed.
Page 40: Installing Other Equipment
Remove the frame from its rack location and set the frame onto a flat surface. Submodule Unscrew the screws on the top of the Panacea Lite frame, then remove the (P12×1-VL) frame top from the frame body. Set these screws aside, as you will need them later.
Page 41: Serial Communications And Control Submodule (P12×1-Sp)
As of July 1, 2005, the P12×1-SP and the P12×1-DTB are available as standard equipment on the Panacea Lite. Installation information in this manual is included for customers who purchased a Panacea Lite frame prior to July 1, 2005, and who now want to install a P12×1-SP and/or a P12×1-DTB.
Page 42: Field Upgrading A Panacea Lite Routing Switcher
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Field Upgrading a Panacea Lite Routing Switcher The Panacea Lite product line is not designed for extensive field service. Most hardware upgrades, modifications, and repairs must be performed at the service center. See Servicing a Panacea Lite Product on page xii for more information.
Page 44: Frame Operation
Frame Operation This chapter includes the following information: Control Features on page 26  Front Panel Options on page 26  Firmware-Based Control System on page 26  Software-Based Control Systems on page 26  Control Functionality on page 27 ...
Page 45: Control Features
Software-Based The Panacea Lite routing switcher system makes use of the most innovative control available on the market today. The operating system used for the Panacea Lite is a Control Systems real-time embedded operating system that uses an interrupt-driven and priority-based task scheduling algorithm to control the operations of the router.
Page 46: Control Functionality
Control Functionality DIP switch mode operation allows you to operate your Panacea Lite with minimal (and often no) additional setup. Figure 2-3 on page 13 for the proper frame DIP switch settings.
Page 48: P12×1-Sp Installation, Configuration, And Operation
Lite frames that do not have a P12×1-SP submodule already installed) Operating a P12×1-SP Submodule on page 35 (this topic applies to all  Panacea Lite frames) SPT Configurations on page 35 (this topic applies to all Panacea Lite frames)  Copyright © 2004-2007, 2008, 2010, Harris Corporation...
Page 49: Installing A P12×1-Sp Submodule
Remove the frame from its rack location and set the frame onto a flat surface. Unscrew the screws on the top of the Panacea Lite frame, then remove the frame top from the frame body. Set these screws aside, as you will need them later.
Page 50: Connecting The Ribbon Cable
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-2 Attaching the P12×1-SP (Back View) Figure 4-3 P12×1-SP Submodule Installed Connecting the Remove the jumpers from the pack panel connector JC6. Ribbon Cable Plug one end of the ribbon cable to the connector on the P12×1-SP submodule.
Page 51: Setting The Dip Switches
34 for more information about this jumper’s orientation.) Reassembling the Reattach the Panacea Lite frame top to the frame body. Use the original screws to reattach the top to body. Frame Reinstall the frame back in its rack location.
Page 52: Configuring A P12×1-Sp Submodule
Remove the frame from its rack location and set the frame onto a flat surface. Unscrew the screws on the top of the Panacea Lite frame, then remove the frame top from the frame body. Set these screws aside, as you will need them later.
Page 53: Jumper Configuration Reference Point
Jumper Configuration Reference Point on page 34 for more information about this jumper’s orientation.) Reattach the Panacea Lite frame top to the frame body. Use the original screws to reattach the top to body. Reinstall the frame back in its rack location.
Page 54: Operating A P12×1-Sp Submodule
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Operating a P12×1-SP operation is dependent on the type of configuration you have selected. See the appropriate configuration section in this chapter for specific operating P12×1-SP instructions. Submodule SPT Configura- A list of configuration sections (with the corresponding beginning page number) is provided below.
Page 55: Gvg ® 20-Ten ™ Control Of Harris Routers: Gvg20Tolxy
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation ® NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ™ 20-TEN Con- Use the GVG20TOLXY configuration in conjunction with a Harris routing switcher trol of Harris to allow control of the switcher via automation system software written for GVG 20-TEN equipment.
Page 56: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Grass Valley 20-TEN Compact Routing Systems Instruction Manual, Publication Number TP3132-01, Issue A1 (October 1994) RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-7 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.)
Page 58: X-Y Control Of Gvg ® Horizon ™ Routers
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of GVG Use the LXYTOHORIZ configuration in conjunction with a GVG Horizon routing ™...
Page 59: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-3 Added Features Feature Description Preset Take Presets the Take of the source to the destination on the levels selected that are controlled by the GVG Horizon router. Preset Clear Clears all Presets previously entered but not yet executed.
Page 60: Dip Switch Settings
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-9 LXYTOHORIZ RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-10 on page 41 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*).
Page 61: Additional Serial Ports For Harris Routers
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Additional Use the LSERIAL configuration to activate the serial port on the Panacea Lite frame. In this application, the P12×1-SP will translate from RS-232/RS-422 to X-Y. Serial Ports NOTE: See the Routing Switcher Serial Protocol Reference Operation...
Page 62: References
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 4-5 Pass-Through Protocol Commands Feature Description Direct Crosspoint Take Switches the source to the destination on the level(s) requested Request Crosspoint Status of an Entire Returns the status of destination on the...
Page 63: Dip Switch Settings
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-11 LSERIAL RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-12 on page 44 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Figure 4-12 LSERIAL DIP Switch Settings Copyright ©...
Page 64: X-Y To Barco Vivaldi™: Lxytobarc
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y to BARCO NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. VIVALDI™: Use the LXYTOBARC configuration with the BARCO VIVALDI system...
Page 65 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-13 Router Level Definitions Window NOTE: The “Logical Destinations” are downloaded in logical order. After a download from RouterMapper, the P12×1-SP requires at least 60 seconds of idle time for it to back up its data to the EEProm. To speed up the download process, do not assign the “Logical Sources.”...
Page 66: References
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-14 BARCO VIVALDI Address ID Order References The following reference was used for implementing the protocol translation: BARCO Systems Instruction Manual Publication Number: TP3132-01 Issue: A1 Publication Date: October 1994...
Page 67: Dip Switch Settings
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-15 LXYTOBARC RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-16 on page 49 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Copyright ©...
Page 69: X-Y Control Of Datatek Routers: Lxytodatek
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of Datatek To control a Datatek router via Harris control panels or automation software, use Routers: the LXYTODATEK configuration in conjunction with the Datatek router.
Page 70: References
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 4-6 Supported Functionality (Continued) Feature Description Lock Locks or unlocks the requested destination on all levels controlled by the Datatek router IMPORTANT : Read Protect/Unprotect above for more details.
Page 71: Dip Switch Settings
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-17 LXYTODATEK RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-18 on page 53 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Copyright ©...
Page 73: 20-Ten
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of GVG To control a GVG 20-TEN router via Harris control panels or automation software, ™...
Page 74: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-19 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.) Jumper Orienta-...
Page 76: Lxytomodem
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control Use the LXYTOMODEM configuration to allow remote control a of Harris router using Harris X-Y control panels. In this application, the P12×1-SP translates from of a Remote X-Y protocol to the RS-232 required by the modem. The P12×1-SP does not communicate with the modem;...
Page 77: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-21 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.) Jumper Orienta- tion Figure 4-21 LXYTOMODEM RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-22 on page 59 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this...
Page 79: X-Y Control Of Megahertz ® Under Monitor Displays
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. of Mega- Use the LXYTOMHzUMD configuration with the Megahertz Under Monitor Display ®...
Page 80 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Step 1: Polling the System NOTE: Each UMD represents or displays the status of one Destination. In RouterMapper, a Poll of the system will show that each LXYTOMHzUMD is recognized as an RCP ABA-XY control panel. This allows the RouterMapper software to assign and download both the “Status”...
Page 81 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-24 Choosing the Item that Has the Sources to Delete At the Assignments tab, select Delete All for Sources. Figure 4-25 Deleting Sources Copyright © 2004-2007, 2008, 2010, Harris Corporation...
Page 82 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Step 3: Assigning the Destinations Each Megahertz UMD must have its own Address ID. The Address ID is assigned to each Megahertz UMD from the front panel. The Megahertz Under Monitor Display User Manual contains instructions for assigning an Address ID.
Page 83: Editing Text Displayed On The Megahertz Umd
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-27 Assigning Destinations Note that these destinations will list in numeric physical order and that the proper Megahertz UMD must be in this order from the P12×1-SP in its physical order. NOTE: Destinations are downloaded in numerical order. After a download from RouterMapper, the P12×1-SP needs at least 60 seconds of idle time for it to back up the data to the EEProm.
Page 84 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Select Sources. Figure 4-28 Editing Status Source Names Select the Status Names tab. Change the names of the Sources. Figure 4-29 Renaming Status Sources Copyright © 2004-2007, 2008, 2010, Harris Corporation...
Page 85: Lxytomhzumd Monitoring Levels
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation LXYTOMHzUMD The LXYTOMHzUMD only statuses the Level of the Destination that is associated with the level of the source. That means that if there is a source on only Levels 2 Monitoring Lev- and 3 and the destination is on Level 1, the Source will not be switched to that Destination;...
Page 87: Lxytotslumd
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y to Under TNOTE: his submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. Monitor Dis- Use the LXYTOTSLUMD configuration with any under monitor display (UMD) that play Using uses TSL protocol , such as the Megahertz Under Monitor Display.
Page 88 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Step 1: Polling the System Each UMD represents or displays the status of one Destination. In RouterMapper, a Poll of the system will show that each LXYTOTSLUMD is recognized as an RC-ABA/XY control panel. This allows RouterMapper to assign and download both the “Status”...
Page 89 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-33 Edit the LXYTOTSLUMD At the Assignments screen for Sources, choose Delete All. Figure 4-34 Delete Sources to the LXYTOTSLUMD Copyright © 2004-2007, 2008, 2010, Harris Corporation...
Page 90 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Step 3: Assigning the Destinations Each UMD must have its own Address ID. The Address ID is assigned on each UMD from the front panel. Directions for assigning an Address ID can be found in the Megahertz Under Monitor Display User Manual.
Page 91 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-36 Assign Destinations of the LXYTOTSLUMD These Destinations will list in numeric physical order; the proper UMD must be in this order from the P12×1-SP in its physical order. For example Dest 7 must be assigned the UMD Address 1 (This UMD should be physically ...
Page 92 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-37 Editing Status Source Names Monitoring Levels The LXYTOTSLUMD only statuses the Level of the Destination that is associated with the Level of the Source; that is, if there is a Source on Levels 2 and 3 only and the destination is on Level 1, the source will not be switched to that Destination and the UMD will not display the switched Status Source name.
Page 93: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-38 Renaming Status Source Names To monitor multiple Levels, install an P12×1-SP branch for each Level. References The following documentation used as a reference for implementing the protocol translation: Megahertz Under Monitor Display User Manual, Issue 2 Issue: A2-00, Version 0.10B (25/02/97) RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-39...
Page 94: Dip Switch Settings
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-39 LXYTOTSLUMD RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-40 on page 76 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*).
Page 96: X-Y Control Of V-Lan™ Systems: Lxytovlan
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. of V-LAN™ The LXYTOVLAN configuration allows control of a VTR using Harris control panels Systems: or software.
Page 97: Dip Switch Settings
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-41 LXYTOVLAN RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-42 on page 79 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Copyright ©...
Page 99: X-Y Control Of Xpress Routers: Lxytoxprs
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control Use the LXYTOXPRS to translate from X-Y to XPRESS protocol. In normal operation, the XPRESS router can only be used with XPRESS control panels. The of XPRESS control cabling for these panels is limited to 100 ft (30 m). If a different control panel style or a longer cable run is desired, the LXYTOXPRS can be used in Routers: conjunction with the XPRESS router.
Page 100: Dip Switch Settings
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure 4-43 LXYTOXPRS RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-44 on page 82 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*).
Page 102: X-Y Control Of Another X-Y P12×1-Sp: Lxytoxy
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control Use the LXYTOXY to allow remote control of a Harris router using Harris X-Y control panels. In this application, the P12×1-SP translates from X-Y protocol to of Another the RS-232 required by the modem and then translates from RS-232 back to X-Y on the remote site.
Page 103: Dip Switch Settings
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-45 LXYTOXY RS-232/RS-422 Jumper Orientation DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-46 on page 85 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Copyright ©...
Page 105: Rate)
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control Use the LXYTO4800 to allow remote control of a Harris router using Harris X-Y control panels. In this application, the P12×1-SP translates from X-Y protocol to of Remote the RS-232 required by the modem. The LXYTO4800 does not communicate with the modem;...
Page 106: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-47 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.) Jumper Orienta-...
Page 108: X-Y Control Of Lightwave ® Matrix-Hub Series 1000™ Switcher: Lxytolightwave
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. of Light- Use the LXYTOLIGHTWAVE configuration with a Harris routing switcher to allow ®...
Page 109: Detecting And Reporting Alarm Conditions
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Loss of The LXYTOLIGHTWAVE will detect when the previously discovered Matrix-Hub has been disconnected. Upon detection the P12×1-SP will transmit a series of frame Communication size messages indicating the change (typically, “frame size 0”). Detecting and Unlike Harris products, the Lightwave Matrix-Hub will not send the bus unsolicited alarm messages when an alarm occurs.
Page 110: Protocol Commands Handled Between X-Y And Lxytolightwave
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual For more information on the contents of the CP response message see the Matrix-Hub Series 1000 User Manual. Communication to Communications with the LXYTOLIGHTWAVE will not begin until the discovery sequence completes.
Page 111 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-15 X-Y Commands Command Syntax (command begins with “@” sign Command Name Result followed by a space) @ Q? Alarms Request Requests status of all alarms in system @ B:C Clear Preset Buffer Clears all presets @ I?A Device Description Request...
Page 112: Protocol Commands Issued Between Lxytolightwave And Matrix-Hub
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Protocol Com- The following commands are supported internally in transactions between the LXYTOLIGHTWAVE and the Matrix-Hub. The user does not call these commands mands Issued directly over X-Y. Between LXYTO-...
Page 113: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-17 Optional User Preference Setting Matrix-Hub DIP DIP Switch Settings Feature Result Switch Position SW2, Poles 1-8 00000000 = 19200 baud Baud rate must match P12×1-SP baud 00000010 = 9600 baud 11000001 = 4800 baud Display temperature in F SW3, Pole 1 SW3, Pole 2...
Page 114: Dip Switch Settings
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-50 on page 95 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Figure 4-50 LXYTOLIGHTWAVE DIP Switch Settings...
Page 115: X-Y Control Of Sierra ® Routing Switchers
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of Sierra Use the LXYTOSIERRA configuration to translate the commands coming from X-Y Routing to allow the control of Sierra routing switchers .
Page 116: Protocol Commands
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Communication to Communications with the LXYTOSIERRA will not begin until the discovery sequence completes. The discovery sequence cannot complete if there is no Sierra Controller During routing switcher detected. Power Up...
Page 117 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-18 X-Y Commands Command Syntax (command begins with “@” Command Name Result sign followed by a space) @ Q? Alarms Request Requests status of all alarms in system @ B:C Clear Preset Buffer Clears all presets @ I?A Device Description...
Page 118: Other Information
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Commands Issued The following commands are supported internally in transactions between the LXYTOSIERRA and the switcher. The user does not call these commands directly Between over X-Y. LXYTOSIERRA and the Sierra Routing...
Page 119: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Routing Switcher Serial Protocol Reference Operation and Reference Manual,  Edition D (May 2004), Leitch Technology, Chesapeake, Virginia RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-51 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.) Jumper Orienta- tion...
Page 121: X-Y Control Of Sony ® Control System
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of Sony Use the LXYTOSONY configuration to allow control of a VTR using Harris control Control Sys- panels or software.
Page 122: Status Updates
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 4-20 Machine Control X-Y and Sony Commands (Continued) Command X-Y Command Sony Command Status Update K:<Device ID>,S9 61 20 Mark Reset K:<Device ID>,SA Reset the Mark Flag Standby Off K:<Device ID>,SB...
Page 123 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-21 Status Update Report Functions (Continued) Function Description Function Description 17..CF Mode 35..Svo Alarm 18..Freeze On 36..CF Lock 19..Auto Mode 37..1A..Preroll 38..Near EOT 1B..Preview 39..
Page 124: Error Messages
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Error Messages There are certain situations in which the device will not operate properly. The P12×1-SP generates an error message to the X-Y port as follows: K!<Device ID>,E:<Error Code> Table 4-22 shows descriptions of the error codes.
Page 126: Lxytomcumd
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y to NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. McCurdy® Use the LXYTOMCUMD configuration with McCurdy Under Monitor Display...
Page 127: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation IMPORTANT: The Address ID (which is set at the rear panel of the McCurdy) must be in the order with the “Logical Destination” assigned from RouterMapper. For example, “BARS 6” in the list window under the “This Panel” for “Logical Destination”...
Page 128: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual McCurdy UMD-32 Under Monitor Display Protocol Information McCurdy Radio Industries, Ltd. Date: June 13, 1995 RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-57 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.)
Page 130: X-Y Control Of Nvision Routers: Lxytonvis
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual X-Y Control NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of NVISION To control an NVISION routing system...
Page 131: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-23 Features Supported by NVISION Protocol (Continued) Feature Description Preset Status Request Looks through all previously entered Presets for the destination and levels requested, and returns the status of any Preset that affects that destination and level Frame Size Reports the highest valid destination number and source number for a level...
Page 133: Panmiitolxy
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation ® Panasonic NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. MARC TYPE Use the PANMIITOLXY configuration in conjunction with a Harris routing switcher II™...
Page 134: Rs-232/Rs-422 Jumper Orientation
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual RS-232/RS-422 Figure 4-61 shows the proper orientation for the RS-232 and RS-422 jumper. (See Figure 4-6 on page 34 for an illustration of the pin 1 reference point location.) Jumper Orienta-...
Page 135: Dip Switch Settings Notes
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Figure 4-62 PANMIITOLXY DIP Switch Settings DIP Switch Set- Remote Mode — If the PANMIITOLXY is set as Remote, it will be in remote mode and ignore the Local Disable command. If the PANMIITOLXY is set as Local, it will tings Notes stay in local mode until it receives a valid Local Disable command.
Page 136: Pro-Bel™ Controller For Harris Routers: Probeltolxy
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Pro-Bel™ NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. Controller for Use the PROBELTOLXY configuration in conjunction with a Harris routing switcher...
Page 137: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Tally: Returns Tally information in response to an interrogating device or an  Interrogate message. Connected: Issues by a device after it has made a route through a router, in  response to a Connect request. References This documentation used the following reference for implementing the protocol translation:...
Page 139: Sandartolxy
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation X-Y Control This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 more information about LSERIAL mode. ® of Sandar Use the SANDARTOLXY configuration in conjunction with a Harris routing switcher Routers: to allow control of the switcher via Prosan automation system software written for the Sandar routing equipment...
Page 140: Protocol Commands
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Three-Digit The SW1 Pole 6 bit provides a selectable parameter “native” to Sandar, which allows you to specify how many digits (2 or 3) with which values for Matrix and Formatting (SW1 Status Response messages are formatted.
Page 141: Matrix Status
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Change Matrix Status  Polling  Reset  Matrix Size  Linked Level Offset  Host Controller Release Number  Tributary Information  Alarm Messages (A) The SANDARTOLXY supports these alarm status messages: 00 —...
Page 142: References
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Matrix Size (XD001, Refer to the Sandar Proscan Protocol User Manual for an explanation of Matrix Size messages. XD002, XD003, XD004) Linked Level Offset The Linked Level Offset feature is supported by neither the SANDARTOLXY nor Harris router equipment.
Page 144: Tandbergtolxy
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Tandberg™ NOTE: This submodule can also be set up to operate in LSERIAL mode. See page 42 for more information about LSERIAL mode. Controller for Use the TANDBERGTOLXY configuration in conjunction with a Harris routing...
Page 145 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation When bit 5 is ON, the TANDBERGTOLXY will internally substitute the  disconnect code 000 (or 00) with the value for Source 1. In this mode, a disconnect request will always result in a connection to Source 1. When bit 5 is OFF, the TANDBERGTOLXY will make no internal substitutions ...
Page 146: Protocol Commands
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Protocol Com- The TANDBERGTOLXY protocol supports the following Prosan message types. These message types are explained in detail in subsequent sections. mands Alarm  Text Name  Matrix Status ...
Page 147: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Reset Messages (R) Following a reset, a delay of approximately 45 seconds will follow. During the delay period, the unit restatuses and rebuilds internal crosspoint information based on the current Harris router system status. After the delay status, information (M messages) will be sent to the Tandberg controlling device.
Page 148: Dip Switch Settings
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual DIP Switch Set- Figure 4-68 on page 129 shows the proper DIP switch settings for this configuration. Factory default items are marked with an asterisk (*). tings Figure 4-68 TANDBERGTOLXY DIP Switch Settings...
Page 149: Gvg Ten-Xl™ Control Of Harris Routers
Figure 4-71 shows an example of the panel ID DIP switch settings on the Panacea Lite router. You will need to set the DIP switches on both the submodule and the router for this SPT to operate properly. Figure 4-71 shows an example of the DIP switch settings for a panel ID that represents the following elements: Video Level = 4;...
Page 150: Gvg Ten-Xl Ascii Protocol
Destination Offset = 8  Destination Offset offset the destinations from 0 to 64 using binary code. Figure 4-71 Panacea Lite DIP Switch Settings Example GVG TEN-XL This module processes two GVG TEN-XL ASCII protocol controller commands: Crosspoint Write and Status Read. (See Table 4-26 for command definitions.) The...
Page 151: Gvg Ten-Xl Smpte Protocol
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-26 GVG TEN-XL ASCII Command Definitions Command Definition [STX] - (0x02) Standard ASCII hex code for Start of Transmission [ENQ] - (0x05) Standard ASCII code for Enquiry [VXPT] Video crosspoint coded as (0..9, A, B) [corresponding ASCII hex codes (0x30, ..0x39, 0x41, 0x42)] 0 corresponds to crosspoint 1...
Page 152 GVG TEN-XL SMPTE protocol uses hex-coded packets for the transmission of commands. Every command issued by the controlling software [controller] causes a reply from the Panacea Lite switcher. Programmers building command packets must adhere to the following packet structures. Table 4-27 SMPTE Command Definitions...
Page 153 Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Definition of the Figure 4-72 on page 134 shows the State Diagram used to define the SMPTE protocol. The following subsections explain this protocol. TEN-XL SMPTE Protocol Figure 4-72 SMPTE Protocol State Diagram GVG TEN-XL SMPTE protocol is a binary protocol.
Page 154 10, the use of the data byte has been expanded. Since the Panacea Lite does not support power supply status reporting, the POWER SUPPLY STATUS byte of the READ sequence [PS] will always return 0x00.
Page 155: References
Chapter 4 P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation Table 4-29 SMPTE Data Byte to Source Comparison (Continued) Data Byte Corresponding Nibble Source 0x0A 0x0B 11 * 0x0C 12 * * Varies from standard TEN-XL implementation ** Determined by the SMPTE Address set on DIP Switch SW1. See Figure 4-74 page 136 References...
Page 158: Specifications
Specifications NOTE: All specifications and designs are subject to change without notice. This chapter contains selected specifications for the Panacea Lite routing switcher series. Frame Specifications  Electrical Specifications on page 140  Mechanical Specifications on page 140  Input/Output Signal Specifications on page 140 ...
Page 159: Frame Specifications
Chapter 5 Specifications Frame Specifications Table 5-1 Electrical Specifications Item Specification Input Internal AC power supply module Power supply Universal input 47-440 Hz, 45 W 85-265 VAC Total power, maximum 45 W Performance temperature 41° – 104°F (5° – 40° C) Operating temperature 32°...
Page 160: Module Specifications
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Module Specifications Analog Audio Table 5-4 Analog Audio Input Specifications (P-12×1A2) Item Specification Number of inputs 12 stereo channels Signal type Balanced analog audio Connector DB-62 (terminal strip adapters available) Impedance High Z (20 k)
Page 161: 600 Analog Audio (P-12×1A2L)
Chapter 5 Specifications 600 Analog Table 5-7 600 Analog Audio Input Specifications Audio Item Specification (P-12×1A2L) Number of inputs 12 stereo channels Signal type Balanced analog audio Connector DB-62 (terminal strip adapters available) Impedance 600 CMRR > 55 dB rejection @ 60 Hz Maximum level +20 dBm Table 5-8 600...
Page 162: Aes Audio, Balanced (P-12×1Aeb)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual AES Audio, Table 5-10 Balanced AES Audio Input Specifications Balanced Item Specification (P-12×1AEB) Number of inputs 12, dual channels Signal type Balanced, transformer coupled (AES3) Connector DB-62 (terminal strip adapters...
Page 163: Aes Audio, Coaxial (P-12×1Aec)
Chapter 5 Specifications AES Audio, Table 5-13 Coaxial AES Audio Input Specifications Coaxial Item Specification (P-12×1AEC) Number of inputs 12, dual channels Signal type Unbalanced, AC coupled (AES3id, SMPTE 276M) Connector 75 BNC per IEC 169-8 Impedance 75 Return loss >30 dB, 0.1 MHz to 6 MHz >25 dB, 6 MHz to 12 MHz Signal amplitude...
Page 164: Analog Video (P-12×1V)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Analog Video Table 5-16 Analog Video Input Specifications (P-12×1V) Item Specification Number of inputs Signal type Composite (or component when used in a multiframe system) analog video, or any video or RF signal within the...
Page 165: Analog Video/Stereo Analog Audio (P-12×1Va2)
Chapter 5 Specifications Analog Video/ Table 5-19 Analog Video/Stereo Analog Audio Input Specifications Stereo Analog Specification Audio Item Analog Video Stereo Analog Audio (P-12×1VA2) Number of inputs 12 stereo channels Signal type Composite or (or Balanced analog audio component when used in a multiframe system) analog video, or any video or RF signal within the voltage...
Page 166: Analog Video/600 Stereo Analog Audio (P-12×1Va2L)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 5-21 Analog Video/Stereo Analog Audio Performance Specifications Specification Item Analog Video Stereo Analog Audio Gain Unity ± 0.1 dB Unity, ± 0.1 dB Differential gain < 0.15% at 3.58 MHz and —...
Page 167 Chapter 5 Specifications Table 5-22 Analog Video/600 Stereo Analog Audio Input Specifications Specification Item Analog Video Stereo Analog Audio Return loss > 40 dB at 5 MHz — Normal input level 1.0 Vp-p — Maximum level 2.0 Vp-p centered at 0 V +20 dBm CMRR —...
Page 168: Standard Definition Video (P-12×1S)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 5-24 Analog Video/600Ù Stereo Analog Audio Performance Specifications Specification Item Analog Video Stereo Analog Audio Frequency response ± 0.05 dB from DC to 10 <±0.1 dB, 20 Hz to 20 kHz –3 dB point: >200 kHz...
Page 169: Standard Definition Video/Balanced Aes Audio (P-12×1Saeb)
Chapter 5 Specifications Table 5-27 Standard Definition Video Performance Specifications Item Specification DC offset 0 ± 0.5 V Rise / fall time 400 ps — 1500 ps Overshoot < 10% of amplitude Jitter < 0.2UI @ frequency tested Standard Table 5-28 Standard Definition Video/Balanced AES Audio Input Specifications Definition Video/ Specification Balanced AES...
Page 170: Standard Definition Video/Coaxial Aes Audio (P-12×1Saec)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 5-29 Standard Definition Video/Balanced AES Audio Output Specifications Specification Item Standard Definition Balanced AES Video Overshoot < 10% of amplitude — Jitter < 0.2UI @ frequency tested < 5 ns Output 2 is inverted, so it is not compliant with DVB-ASI signals.
Page 171 Chapter 5 Specifications Table 5-32 Standard Definition Video/Coaxial AES Audio Output Specifications Specification Item Standard Definition Coaxial AES Video Number of outputs 2 (identical signals) 2 dual channels (identical signals) Signal type SMPTE 259M, SMPTE Unbalanced (AES3id, 344M SMPTE 276M) DVB-ASI (Output 1 only) Connector 75...
Page 172: High Definition /Standard Definition Video (P-12×1Hs)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual High Definition / Table 5-34 HS Video Input Specifications Standard Item Specification Definition Video Number of inputs (P-12×1HS) SMPTE 292M  Signal type SMPTE 259M  SMPTE 344M  DVB-ASI ...
Page 173: Hs Video/Balanced Aes Audio (P-12×1Hsaeb)
Chapter 5 Specifications HS Video/ Table 5-37 HS Video/Balanced AES Audio Input Specifications Balanced AES Specification Audio Item Standard Definition (P-12×1HSAEB) Balanced AES Video Number of inputs 12, dual channels SMPTE 292M  Signal type Balanced, transformer SMPTE 259M  coupled (AES3) SMPTE 344M ...
Page 174: Hs Video/Coaxial Aes Audio (P-12×1Hsaec)
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Table 5-39 HS Video/Balanced AES Audio Performance Specifications Specification Item Standard Definition Balanced AES Video < 50mV DC offset 0 V ± 0.5 V Propagation delay — <100 ns Intrinsic jitter —...
Page 175 Chapter 5 Specifications Table 5-41 HS Video/Coaxial AES Audio Output Specifications Specification Item Standard Definition Coaxial AES Video Number of outputs 2 (identical signals) 2 dual channels (identical signals) SMPTE 292M  Signal type Unbalanced (AES3id, SMPTE 259M  SMPTE 276M) SMPTE 344M ...
Page 176: Safety Terms And Symbols In This Manual
Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Carefully observe the safety alert symbols below for dangers, warnings, and cautions. They alert installers and operators of possible dangers or important information contained in this manual. Keep in mind, though, that warnings alone do not eliminate hazards, nor are they a substitute for safe operating techniques and proper accident prevention measures.
Page 177: Appendix: Safety Precautions, Certifications, And Compliances
Appendix A Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Safety Terms DANGER: High voltage and indicates a personal injury hazard immediately accessible as one reads the marking. and Symbols WARNING: Indicates a personal injury hazard not immediately on the accessible as one reads the marking. Product CAUTION: Indicates a hazard to property, including the product, or to pay attention and refer to the manual.
Page 178: Injury Precautions
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Injury WARNING Potentially lethal voltages are present within the frame during normal Precautions operation. The AC power cord must be disconnected from the frame before the top panel is removed. (In frames with multiple power supplies, remove ALL power cords.) Power should not be applied to the...
Page 179: Product Damage Precautions
Appendix A Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Product CAUTION: Disconnect power from the frame before removing or installing input/ Damage output modules. Removing or installing modules with power applied could cause serious damage to system components. Precautions Use Proper Power Source Do not operate this product from a power source that supplies more than the specified voltage.
Page 180: Emc And Safety Standards
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual EMC and This product has been tested and found to comply with the following IEC, FCC, UL, ICES, and CSA standards, per the provision of the Electromagnetic Safety Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC of 3 May 1989 as amended by 92/31EEC of 28...
Page 181: Additional Emc Information
Appendix A Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Table A-1 EMC Standards (Continued) EMC Standard Description EN61000-4-5 Surge Immunity Test 0.5 kV a.c. Power Line EN61000-4-6 Immunity to Conducted Disturbances Induced by Radio Frequency Fields 1 V rms 0.15-80 MHz Sig. &...
Page 182: Safety Standards
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Safety Standards Table A-2 Harmonized and Reference IEC Safety Standards Harmonized Reference IEC Standard Description Standard EN 60950:1992 with IEC 60950:1991 (Modified) Safety of Information Am1, Am 2, Am 3,...
Page 183 Appendix A Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances Table A-2 Harmonized and Reference IEC Safety Standards (Continued) Harmonized Reference IEC Standard Description Standard CAN/CSA-C22.2 Safety of Information No. 60950-00 Technology Equipment (Bi-National Standard, with UL 60950) CAN/CSA- Audio, Video and Similar E60065-00 Electronic Apparatus Safety Requirements...
Page 184: Control Panel
Figure B-1 P12×1-CP: Panacea Lite Local Control Panel Figure B-2 P12×1-RCP: Panacea Lite Remote Control Panel The optional Panacea Lite control panels have 12 source buttons to 1 destination with breakaway button. It is available in a local control version (see...
Page 185: Installing A P12×1-Cp Control Panel
X-Y bus is terminated. P12×1-CP Unscrew the screws on the top of the Panacea Lite frame, and then remove Control Panel the frame top from the frame body. Set these screws aside, as you will need them later.
Page 186: Installing A P12×1-Rcp Control Panel
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Installing a The P12×1-RCP control panel has the same pre-installation requirements as a Panacea Lite routing switcher. Follow the steps outlined in the following sections to P12×1-RCP complete the pre-installation procedures: Control Panel...
Page 187: Installing Key Cap Labels
Appendix B Control Panel Installation and Operation Installing Key Panacea Lite control panels are shipped without labels on the front panel key caps. A key cap disassembly tool and a sheet of label inserts are included for your Cap Labels convenience.
Page 188 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Figure B-5 Reassembly Remove the fresnel lens from inside the key cap outer lens. Remove desired label artwork from the sheet provided, or use your own artwork (reproduced on transparent material).
Page 189: Choosing The Appropriate Configuration Mode
DIP switch configuration mode is ideal in situations where complex mapping of Configura- sources and destinations is not required. Configuration is achieved by setting a small number of DIP switches located on the rear of the Panacea Lite frame. tion Mode Figure B-7 on page 171 for the P12×1-CP DIP switch configuration.
Page 190: P12×1-Cp Dip Switch Configuration
Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual P12×1-CP DIP DIP switch configuration mode provides limited configuration capability, which allows you to set the panel’s Destination offset, signal type, and Levels controlled. Switch Con- These selections are shown in Figure B-7.
Page 191: P12×1-Rcp Dip Switch Configuration
Appendix B Control Panel Installation and Operation P12×1-RCP DIP switch configuration mode provides limited configuration capability, which allows you to set the panel’s Destination offset, signal type, and Levels controlled. DIP Switch These selections are shown in Figure B-8 on page 172. Configura- Destination Offset offset the destinations from 0 to 64 using binary code.
Page 192: Operation
“P12×1-RCP DIP Switch Configuration” (page 172) to verify that your P12×1-RCP panel is properly configured. Operation for the Panacea Lite control panels is summarized in Figure B-9. Figure B-9 P12×1-CP DIP Switch Mode Operational Summary Source Select NOTE: In a multi-level routing system, only the levels defined by the control panel’s Level DIP switch will be affected by pressing a Source Select...
Page 193: Destination Lock
Appendix B Control Panel Installation and Operation Destination Lock NOTE: This procedure is the same for both local and remote control panels. The Destination Lock key is used to lock and unlock the destination. When a destination is locked, sources cannot be selected from this or any other control panel on the control network.
Page 194: Breakaway Operation
Operation Unlike most other control panels, the Panacea Lite control panels perform breakaway operations. The default starting level is level 0, which is typically assigned to Video. The next level by default is level 1, which is typically assigned to Audio.
Page 195 Appendix B Control Panel Installation and Operation Figure B-13 Control Panel Breakaway Operations There are two additional sets of operating circumstances for the P12×1-RCP only: AFV mode and Audio Only mode. In AFV mode, the buttons for the video level and its corresponding source will be lit steadily.
Page 196 Panacea Lite Routing Switcher Series Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual The example shown in Figure B-14 shows how the RCP buttons would light up in the following circumstances: The P12×1-RCP controls levels 0, 2, 3, and 5.  Level 0 is set to source 3.
Page 198: Index
Index Audio signal adapter Keywords description 5–6 “A” messages 122, 127 installation 21 Accessories 8 AES audio, balanced back panel I/O connectors 15 AES audio, coaxial Back panel connections back panel I/O connectors 15 back panel I⁄O modules 15–17 specifications serial port 14 output 144 X-Y port 15...
Page 199 LXYTOTSLUMD 76 Ground (protective) 19 LXYTOVLAN 79 GVG 20-TEN control of Harris routers. LXYTOXPRS 82 See GVG20TOLXY LXYTOXY 85 GVG 20-TEN routers. See Panacea Lite example 131 LXYTOGVG20 PANMIITOLXY 116 GVG Horizon routers. See PROBELTOLXY 119 LXYTOHORIZ SANDARTOLXY 124 GVG TEN-XL...
Page 200 Panacea Series Frame and Modules Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual ASCII protocol 131 power supply 20 DIP switch settings 136 key cap labels 168–169 jumper orientation 136 P12×1-SP submodules references 136 connecting ribbon cable 31 reserved words 134 mounting submodule 30 SMPTE preparing frame 30 data byte to source...
Page 201 Index monitoring levels 66 references 66 Lightwave Matrix-Hub series 1000 LXYTOMODEM switcher. See LXYTOLIGHTWAVE DIP switch settings 59 Load limitations (electrical) 19 jumper orientation 58 Local control panel references 57 See also Control panels LXYTONVIS description 8, 165 DIP switch settings 112 DIP switch configuration 171 features supported by NVISION installation 166...
Page 202 Panacea Series Frame and Modules Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual high definition/standard definition video 153 “M” messages 122, 127 standard definition video 149 Manual information x–xi Matrix-Hub commands 93 McCurdy Under Monitor display. See LXYTOMCUMD P-12×1A2. See Analog audio Mechanical dimensions 3 P-12×1A2L.
Page 203 XPRESS routers 80–82 jumper orientation 118 LXYTOXY. X-Y control of another protocol commands 117 P-12×1-SP 83–85 Product damage precautions 160 P-12×1-SP. Panacea Lite serial Product description 1 port submodule 29 Product identifiers PANMIITOLXY. Panasonic MARC GVG TEN-XL. GVG Ten XL control type II SQC control of of Harris routers 130–137...
Page 204 Panacea Series Frame and Modules Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual Signal capacity 3 Signal formats 4 “S” messages 122, 127 Siting requirements 18 Safety precautions xvii, 157–164 Software-based control systems 26– injury precautions 159 preventing electrostatic discharge Software-based control systems. See Control Systems product damage precautions 160 Source select 173...
Page 205 Index Tandberg controller for Harris routers. Ventilation 18 See TANDBERGTOLXY Voltage selection (electrical) 19 TANDBERGTOLXY “A” messages 127 X-Y-Z “DI” messages 127 “DO” messages 127 “XD001” messages 123, 128 “M” messages 127 “XD0015” messages 123 “Q” messages 127 “XD002” messages 123, 128 “R”...

Imagine Panacea Lite Operation Manual

Preface

Introduction

Frame Configuration and Installation

Frame Operation

P12×1-SP Installation, Configuration, and Operation

Specifications

Appendix: Safety Precautions, Certifications, and Compliances

Appendix: Control Panel Installation and Operation

Index

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