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Ensemble Designs BrightEye NXT 410 Installation, Configuration And Operations Manual (132 pages)

Compact Routers 3G/HD/SD/HDMI

Brand: Ensemble Designs | Category: Network Router | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

11
Document Organization at a Glance

11
Chapter 1: Introduction

12
In this Chapter

12
Purpose of Document

12
Intended Audience

12
Introductory Videos

13
Additional Resources

14
Chapter 2: System Overview

15
In this Chapter

15
Features

15
Clean Switching between Asynchronous Sources

16
Assignable I/O and Flexible Architecture

16
Signal Diagnostics

16
Ethernet Connectivity and Long Distances

16
Front Panel Controls

17
Rear Connectors

18
- Brighteye NXT 410 and 410-H Clean HDMI Compact Routers
  18
- Brighteye NXT 415 and 430 Compact Routers
  19
Default Port Configuration as Shipped from the Factory

20
- 410 And 410-H Default Port Configuration
  20
- 415 And 430 Default Port Configuration
  20
Applications

21
Chapter 3: Installation

24
In this Chapter

24
Connecting Cables to Ports

24
Connecting a Reference if Needed

24
Connecting the Power Supply

25
Connecting Ethernet for Web Control Point (Optional)

25
RS-232 Interface Option

25
Chapter 4: Configuration

26
In this Chapter

26
Router Configuration Menus

27
- Menus Accessed from the Front Panel
  27
- Configuration Controls
  28
  - Configuration Button
    28
  - Navigation Buttons
    28
  - Information Button
    28
- Front Panel Navigation
  28
- Menus Accessed from the Web Interface
  29
Assigning Shortcut Buttons

30
About Port Configuration

31
- Planning Router Port Configuration
  31
- Cabling Router and Configuring Ports to Match Plan
  31
- Definitions of Port Configuration Choices
  31
  - Unassigned
    31
  - Source
    31
  - Destination
    31
  - Follow
    31
  - Primary TSG
    32
  - Secondary TSG
    32
- Port Configuration Choices Available According to Port Type
  33
  - For Fixed Input
    33
  - For Fixed Output
    33
  - For Bi-Directional
    33
Configuring the Router's Ports from the Front Panel

34
- Assigning Ports
  34
  - To Assign Ports
    34
- Renaming Ports
  34
  - To Rename a Port
    35
- Adjusting Audio Levels
  35
  - To Adjust Audio Levels
    35
- Mapping Audio Channels
  36
  - To Remap Audio Channels
    36
Configuring the Router's Ports from the Web Interface

37
- Assigning and Naming Ports
  37
  - To Assign and Name Ports
    37
- Adjusting Audio Levels
  38
  - To Adjust Audio Levels
    38
- Mapping Audio Channels
  39
  - To Remap Audio Channels
    39
About Clean Switches and Clean Switch Configuration

40
Configuring Clean Switches from the Front Panel

42
Configuring Clean Switches from the Web Interface

45
Setting up Timing and Genlock

48
Working with the Internal Test Signal Generators

50
- Configuring the Internal Test Signal Generators from the Front Panel
  50
- Configuring the Internal Test Signal Generators from the Web Interface
  57
  - Standard
    58
  - Pattern
    58
  - Vertical and Horizontal Timing
    59
  - Audio Embedding
    59
  - Audio Reference Level
    60
  - Audio Group Enable
    60
  - Audio Source Selection
    60
  - Slate on
    61
  - Slate Text
    61
  - Cyclops
    61
Setting up a Web Control Point (Optional)

62
Establishing Additional Web Control Points and Access Authentication

68
Creating and Editing Profiles

71
Setting up Salvos

75
- To Create a Salvo
  75
  - First Method
    75
  - Second Method
    76
Security and Administrative Access to Settings

78
- To Limit Access to the Router's Settings
  78
Saving and Restoring Configuration Settings

79
- To Save Configuration Settings
  79
- To Upload Configuration Settings
  79
Chapter 5: Operations and Step-By-Step Procedures

81
In this Chapter

81
Operations Using the Front Control Panel

81
- Making a Cross Point Switch in Preset/Take Panel Mode
  81
  - Selecting a Destination
    81
  - Selecting a Source
    81
  - Pressing Take
    82
- Performing Direct Takes
  82
- Performing MIX Takes with the Front Panel
  83
  - Clean Switch Required
    83
  - To Enter MIX Mode
    83
  - To Make a MIX Take
    83
  - To Exit MIX Mode
    83
- Viewing Information about a Routed Signal
  84
- Disabling the Front Panel for Safe Driving Mode
  84
  - To Enter Safe Driving Mode
    84
Operations Using a Web Control Point

85
- Prerequisites
  85
- Accessing the Web Browser Control Interface
  85
- Performing Takes
  85
  - To Perform a Take by Selecting a Source and a Destination
    85
  - To Perform a Take by Selecting Only a New Source
    85
- Performing Direct Takes
  86
  - To Perform a Direct Take
    86
  - To Exit Direct Take Mode
    86
- Performing Gang Takes
  87
  - To Perform a Gang Take
    87
  - To Exit Gang Mode
    87
- Performing Direct Gang Takes
  87
  - To Perform a Direct Gang Take
    87
  - To Exit Direct Gang Mode
    87
- Performing MIX Takes
  88
  - Clean Switch Required
    88
  - To Perform a MIX Take
    88
- Keyboard Shortcuts for the Web Interface
  89
  - Selecting Sources
    89
  - Selecting Destinations
    89
  - Performing a Take
    89
  - Performing a MIX
    89
  - Performing a Direct Take
    89
  - Gang Selections
    89
- Using Salvos
  90
  - To Perform a Salvo
    90
  - Salvo Keyboard Shortcuts
    90
- Display Preferences
  91
Chapter 6: External Control

92
The Brighteye Nxt's Approach to Control Integration

92
RS-232 Interface Option

92
- 9-Pin D Connector Pin out
  92
Supported Control Protocols Overview

92
Software Development Kit (SDK)

93
- Accessing Features Unique to the Brighteye NXT Compact Routers
  93
Configuring External Control

94
Automation Protocols

95
- Introduction
  95
- Conventions
  95
- Overview
  96
- Before You Begin
  96
- Understanding Profiles
  97
- Configuration
  99
  - Profile Configuration
    100
  - External Control Configuration
    100
- Protocols
  101
  - GV TEN-XL ASCII Protocol
    101
  - GV Performer ASCII Protocol
    105
  - Generic ASCII Protocol
    110
Chapter 7: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

118
Switching Signals Does Not Occur Smoothly

118
Cannot Connect to the Brighteye NXT from a Web Browser

118
Supported Browsers

118
The Take Button Is Grayed out

119
Resetting to Factory Default Settings

119
Software Updating

119
Warranty and Factory Service

120
- Warranty
  120
- Factory Service
  120
Specifications

121
For Brighteye NXT 410 Clean HDMI Router

121
For Brighteye NXT 415 and 430 Compact Routers

122
Glossary

123

Ensemble Designs BrightEye NXT 410 Installation, Configuration And Operations Manual (132 pages)

Compact Routers 3G/HD/SD/HDMI

Brand: Ensemble Designs | Category: Network Router | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents
3
Preface

11
Document Organization at a Glance

11
Chapter 1: Introduction

12
In this Chapter

12
Purpose of Document

12
Intended Audience

12
Introductory Videos

13
Additional Resources

14
Chapter 2: System Overview

15
In this Chapter

15
Features

15
Clean Switching between Asynchronous Sources

16
Assignable I/O and Flexible Architecture

16
Signal Diagnostics

16
Ethernet Connectivity and Long Distances

16
Front Panel Controls

17
Rear Connectors

18
- Brighteye NXT 410 and 410-H Clean HDMI Compact Routers
  18
- Brighteye NXT 415 and 430 Compact Routers
  19
Default Port Configuration as Shipped from the Factory

20
- 410 And 410-H Default Port Configuration
  20
- 415 And 430 Default Port Configuration
  20
Applications

21
Chapter 3: Installation

24
In this Chapter

24
Connecting Cables to Ports

24
Connecting a Reference if Needed

24
Connecting the Power Supply

25
Connecting Ethernet for Web Control Point (Optional)

25
RS-232 Interface Option

25
Chapter 4: Configuration

26
In this Chapter

26
Router Configuration Menus

27
- Menus Accessed from the Front Panel
  27
- Configuration Controls
  28
  - Configuration Button
    28
  - Navigation Buttons
    28
  - Information Button
    28
- Front Panel Navigation
  28
- Menus Accessed from the Web Interface
  29
Assigning Shortcut Buttons

30
About Port Configuration

31
- Planning Router Port Configuration
  31
- Cabling Router and Configuring Ports to Match Plan
  31
- Definitions of Port Configuration Choices
  31
  - Unassigned
    31
  - Source
    31
  - Destination
    31
  - Follow
    31
  - Primary TSG
    32
  - Secondary TSG
    32
- Port Configuration Choices Available According to Port Type
  33
  - For Fixed Input
    33
  - For Fixed Output
    33
  - For Bi-Directional
    33
Configuring the Router's Ports from the Front Panel

34
- Assigning Ports
  34
  - To Assign Ports
    34
- Renaming Ports
  34
  - To Rename a Port
    35
- Adjusting Audio Levels
  35
  - To Adjust Audio Levels
    35
- Mapping Audio Channels
  36
  - To Remap Audio Channels
    36
Configuring the Router's Ports from the Web Interface

37
- Assigning and Naming Ports
  37
  - To Assign and Name Ports
    37
- Adjusting Audio Levels
  38
  - To Adjust Audio Levels
    38
- Mapping Audio Channels
  39
  - To Remap Audio Channels
    39
About Clean Switches and Clean Switch Configuration

40
Configuring Clean Switches from the Front Panel

42
Configuring Clean Switches from the Web Interface

45
Setting up Timing and Genlock

48
Working with the Internal Test Signal Generators

50
- Configuring the Internal Test Signal Generators from the Front Panel
  50
- Configuring the Internal Test Signal Generators from the Web Interface
  57
  - Standard
    58
  - Pattern
    58
  - Vertical and Horizontal Timing
    59
  - Audio Embedding
    59
  - Audio Reference Level
    60
  - Audio Group Enable
    60
  - Audio Source Selection
    60
  - Slate on
    61
  - Slate Text
    61
  - Cyclops
    61
Setting up a Web Control Point (Optional)

62
Establishing Additional Web Control Points and Access Authentication

68
Creating and Editing Profiles

71
Setting up Salvos

75
- To Create a Salvo
  75
  - First Method
    75
  - Second Method
    76
Security and Administrative Access to Settings

78
- To Limit Access to the Router's Settings
  78
Saving and Restoring Configuration Settings

79
- To Save Configuration Settings
  79
- To Upload Configuration Settings
  79
Chapter 5: Operations and Step-By-Step Procedures

81
In this Chapter

81
Operations Using the Front Control Panel

81
- Making a Cross Point Switch in Preset/Take Panel Mode
  81
  - Selecting a Destination
    81
  - Selecting a Source
    81
  - Pressing Take
    82
- Performing Direct Takes
  82
- Performing MIX Takes with the Front Panel
  83
  - Clean Switch Required
    83
  - To Enter MIX Mode
    83
  - To Make a MIX Take
    83
  - To Exit MIX Mode
    83
- Viewing Information about a Routed Signal
  84
- Disabling the Front Panel for Safe Driving Mode
  84
  - To Enter Safe Driving Mode
    84
Operations Using a Web Control Point

85
- Prerequisites
  85
- Accessing the Web Browser Control Interface
  85
- Performing Takes
  85
  - To Perform a Take by Selecting a Source and a Destination
    85
  - To Perform a Take by Selecting Only a New Source
    85
- Performing Direct Takes
  86
  - To Perform a Direct Take
    86
  - To Exit Direct Take Mode
    86
- Performing Gang Takes
  87
  - To Perform a Gang Take
    87
  - To Exit Gang Mode
    87
- Performing Direct Gang Takes
  87
  - To Perform a Direct Gang Take
    87
  - To Exit Direct Gang Mode
    87
- Performing MIX Takes
  88
  - Clean Switch Required
    88
  - To Perform a MIX Take
    88
- Keyboard Shortcuts for the Web Interface
  89
  - Selecting Sources
    89
  - Selecting Destinations
    89
  - Performing a Take
    89
  - Performing a MIX
    89
  - Performing a Direct Take
    89
  - Gang Selections
    89
- Using Salvos
  90
  - To Perform a Salvo
    90
  - Salvo Keyboard Shortcuts
    90
- Display Preferences
  91
Chapter 6: External Control

92
The Brighteye Nxt's Approach to Control Integration

92
RS-232 Interface Option

92
- 9-Pin D Connector Pin out
  92
Supported Control Protocols Overview

92
Software Development Kit (SDK)

93
- Accessing Features Unique to the Brighteye NXT Compact Routers
  93
Configuring External Control

94
Automation Protocols

95
- Introduction
  95
- Conventions
  95
- Overview
  96
- Before You Begin
  96
- Understanding Profiles
  97
- Configuration
  99
  - Profile Configuration
    100
  - External Control Configuration
    100
- Protocols
  101
  - GV TEN-XL ASCII Protocol
    101
  - GV Performer ASCII Protocol
    105
  - Generic ASCII Protocol
    110
Chapter 7: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

118
Switching Signals Does Not Occur Smoothly

118
Cannot Connect to the Brighteye NXT from a Web Browser

118
Supported Browsers

118
The Take Button Is Grayed out

119
Resetting to Factory Default Settings

119
Software Updating

119
Warranty and Factory Service

120
- Warranty
  120
- Factory Service
  120
Specifications

121
For Brighteye NXT 410 Clean HDMI Router

121
For Brighteye NXT 415 and 430 Compact Routers

122
Glossary

123

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Ensemble Designs BrightEye NXT 410 Installation, Configuration And Operations Manual (132 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Document Organization at a Glance

Chapter 1: Introduction

In this Chapter

Purpose of Document

Intended Audience

Introductory Videos

Additional Resources

Chapter 2: System Overview

In this Chapter

Features

Clean Switching between Asynchronous Sources

Assignable I/O and Flexible Architecture

Signal Diagnostics

Ethernet Connectivity and Long Distances

Front Panel Controls

Rear Connectors

Default Port Configuration as Shipped from the Factory

Applications

Chapter 3: Installation

In this Chapter

Connecting Cables to Ports

Connecting a Reference if Needed

Connecting the Power Supply

Connecting Ethernet for Web Control Point (Optional)

RS-232 Interface Option

Chapter 4: Configuration

In this Chapter

Router Configuration Menus

Assigning Shortcut Buttons

About Port Configuration

Configuring the Router's Ports from the Front Panel

Configuring the Router's Ports from the Web Interface

About Clean Switches and Clean Switch Configuration

Configuring Clean Switches from the Front Panel

Configuring Clean Switches from the Web Interface

Setting up Timing and Genlock

Working with the Internal Test Signal Generators

Setting up a Web Control Point (Optional)

Establishing Additional Web Control Points and Access Authentication

Creating and Editing Profiles

Setting up Salvos

Security and Administrative Access to Settings

Saving and Restoring Configuration Settings

Chapter 5: Operations and Step-By-Step Procedures

In this Chapter

Operations Using the Front Control Panel

Operations Using a Web Control Point

Chapter 6: External Control

The Brighteye Nxt's Approach to Control Integration

RS-232 Interface Option

Supported Control Protocols Overview

Software Development Kit (SDK)

Configuring External Control

Automation Protocols

Chapter 7: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Switching Signals Does Not Occur Smoothly

Cannot Connect to the Brighteye NXT from a Web Browser

Supported Browsers

The Take Button Is Grayed out

Resetting to Factory Default Settings

Software Updating

Warranty and Factory Service

Specifications

For Brighteye NXT 410 Clean HDMI Router

For Brighteye NXT 415 and 430 Compact Routers

Glossary

Ensemble Designs BrightEye NXT 410 Installation, Configuration And Operations Manual (132 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Document Organization at a Glance

Chapter 1: Introduction

In this Chapter

Purpose of Document

Intended Audience

Introductory Videos

Additional Resources