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MC1-PANEL-16 User Manual

1. Parameters OK Green Alarm suppressed Green PSU voltage out of range Red No active connection to MC1 MK Red it it it HHC HE X xx y yy Z ZZ Panel Status PSU Voltage V Current mA Power W Processor Temp CPU Usage RAM Available Tab Title Hardware 5 2 Appendix A Configuration Menus Product Tab Table 5 2 summarizes the read only information displayed in the Product tab Table 5 2 Product Tab Items Description Name of the MC1 PANEL 16 as specified in the Panel Name Permission tab Indicates the board issue Indicates the board serial number Indicates the software and build versions Indicates the FPGA version number Appendix A Configuration Menus 5 3 Parameters MC1 PANEL 16 Ross Video Ltd it TAT build HHHH Tab Title Panel Name Product Supplier Product Board Rev Serial Number Software Rev Firmware Rev MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Table 5 3 Ethernet Tab Items Description The MAC Address for the MC1 PANEL 16 ethernet port Ethernet communications for the Ethernet 1 port are valid Ethernet communications for the Ethernet 1 port are invalid The ethernet cable may be disconnected on the port or the ethernet network may be down or experiencing problems The following conditions are occurring The Method is set to DHCP The ethernet cable
2. MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 1 Active Channel On Air Control Interface When a Channel button on the MC1 PANEL 16 is selected and communicating with an MC1 MK card channel the Active Channel On Air Control interface that displays in DashBoard mimics that MC1 MK card s On Air Control interface You must have at least one channel configured before accessing the Active Channel On Air Control interface For More Information on channel setup refer to the section Assigning an MC1 MK Card to a Channel Button on page 3 11 e the controls available in the MC1 MK On Air Control interface refer to the MCI MK Operation Manual To access the Active Channel On Air Control interface 1 Ensure that you are running DashBoard software version 6 1 0 or higher The software and DashBoard User Manual are available from the Ross Video website 2 Launch DashBoard by double clicking its icon on your desktop Locate the MC1 PANEL 16 in the Tree View of DashBoard If the MC1 PANEL 16 node does not appear consult the DashBoard User Manual From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you wish to access Verify that an MC1 MK card is assigned to the Channel 1 button Select the Active Channel On Air Control node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard Preset Program EAS Status OFF Effect 1 ka UDIO E MC1 PANEL 16 Active Channel On Air Control I
3. 40 C 32 F 140 F 100 120V Input Voltage Power Rating 220 240V 47 63Hz Power Power Consumption lt 30W 6 2 Appendix B Specifications MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Service Information In This Appendix This appendix contains the following sections Troubleshooting Checklist Warranty and Repair Policy MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Service Information 1 Troubleshooting Checklist Routine maintenance to this openGear product is not required In the event of problems with your MC1 PANEL 16 the following basic troubleshooting checklist may help identify the source of the problem If the frame still does not appear to be working properly after checking all possible causes please contact your openGear products distributor or the Technical Support department at the numbers listed under the Contact Us section Visual Review Performing a quick visual check may reveal many problems such as connectors not properly seated or loose cables Check the MC1 PANEL 16 the openGear frame and any associated peripheral equipment for signs of trouble Power Check Verify that the power cable is connected to a power source and that power is available at the power main Input Signal Status Verify that source equipment is operating correctly and that a valid signal is being supplied Output Signal Path Verify that destination equipment is operating correctly and receiving a valid sig
4. 5 Ifthe MC1 PANEL 16 is displayed in DashBoard Set SW1 to UP and SW2 to UP Custom User mode Configure the new settings as outlined in the section Custom User Configuration via DashBoard on page 3 5 6 If you still cannot establish a connection to the MC1 PANEL 16 Set SW1 and SW2 to one of the Preset Configurations Refer to the Table 2 1 on page 2 6 for switch positions e Proceed to the section Preset Configuration using the DIP Switches on page 3 7 Custom User Configuration via DashBoard Once communication is established with the MC1 PANEL 16 the network settings may be adjusted using the following procedure Note that the steps are optional you may perform as many or as few as needed Operating Tip Some settings may require that you configure a DIP Switch before proceeding Refer to the section Setting the DIP Switches on page 2 5 for details To configure the network settings via DashBoard 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Ethernet tab MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 3 5 Ethernet Tab Ethernet Port 1 set to DHCP To change between Static and DHCP addressing select an option in the Method area If you chose Static in step 4 configure the network settings as required for you facility IP Address This
5. CE C Tick Approval The equipment meets the requirements of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Limits amp Methods Of Measurement Of Radio Interference Characteristics Of Information Technology Equipment EN55022 CISPR 22 General Handling Guidelines e Careful handling using proper ESD precautions must be observed e Power down the system before PCB removal A Word About Static Discharge Throughout the many procedures in this manual please observe all static discharge precautions Caution Avoid handling the switcher circuit boards in high static environments such as carpeted areas and when synthetic fiber clothing is worn Touch the frame to dissipate static charge before removing boards from the frame and exercise proper grounding precautions when working on circuit boards Exercise proper grounding precautions when working on circuit boards Maintenance User Serviceable Parts Routine maintenance to this Ross product is not required This product contains no user serviceable parts If the module does not appear to be working properly please contact Technical Support using the numbers listed under the Contact Us section on the last page of this manual This product is covered by a one year warranty and will be repaired without charge for materials or labor within this period See the Warranty and Repair Policy section in this manual for details Environmental Information The equi
6. to the audio that is included with the output To set the Master Audio level 1 Press the applicable Channel Select button on the MC1 PANEL 16 2 Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the gain or counter clockwise to decrease the gain 3 Press the knob inward to set the audio gain to 0dB Performing Transitions During transitions the audio ramps smoothly between Program and Preset sources matching the video transition All channels of enabled groups are processed even though the final output level for only the first eight channels is displayed on the Audio Meters Keep the following in mind when performing transitions including audio A two frame V Fade is performed on the audio if a different source is hot punched on the Program bus e Audio transitions are Mix or V Fade on video fade and cuts However during cut transitions the audio transition is a V Fade MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 4 12 Operation Depending on how the Reset Audio Gain feature is configured the audio gain level may be reset to OdB after a transition Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for details For More Information on e setting EAS audio refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual Voice Overs The MC1 PANEL 16 enables flexible audio voice over mixing with a variable program audio duck level audio over gain control and preset mixing with transition control When Voice Over or EAS is active all channels are mixed Ifthe
7. 4 200003 2550 33 TRANSITION Figure 1 2 MC1 PANEL 16 Top View 1 Channel Select Buttons This area includes mnemonic buttons that allow you to toggle between multiple MC1 MK cards Selecting a button enables the MC1 PANEL 16 to control the selected MC1 MK card assigned to the corresponding channel and displays its On Air Control interface in DashBoard A lit orange button indicates that the channel is configured and available A lit green button indicates the channel is selected and is active on air A flashing green button with no other channel buttons lit indicates a loss of communication to the MC1 PANEL 16 A flashing green button with other channel buttons lit orange indicates a loss of communication with the MC1 MK card assigned to that channel Verify that the Network Controller card housed in the same frame as the MC1 MK card is functioning correctly Operating Tip You can quickly verify the IP address of the MC1 PANEL 16 by pressing and holding the active Channel Select button The IP address of the panel is reported in the Display Area 2 Panel Control Buttons This area includes buttons for enabling automation and selecting a SqueezeBack preset e AUTO ON Button Toggling this button on button will be lit in the On Air Color allows an Automation System to control the MC1 PANEL 16 If this button is toggled off the button is lit in the Panel Button Color Refer to the section Col
8. Control System software and user manual are available to download from the Ross Video website Static Discharge Throughout this chapter please heed the following cautionary note ESD Susceptibility Static discharge can cause serious damage to sensitive A semiconductor devices Avoid handling circuit boards in high static environments such as carpeted areas and when synthetic fiber clothing is worn Always exercise proper grounding precautions when working on circuit boards and related equipment Unpacking Unpack each unit you received from the shipping container and ensure that all items are included If any items are missing or damaged contact your sales representative or Ross Video directly Related Publications It is recommended to consult the following Ross documentation before proceeding DashBoard User Manual Ross Part Number 8351DR 004 MCI1 MK Installation Manual Ross Part Number MCIMKDR 004 MCI MK Operation Manual Ross Part Number MCIMKDR 004B MCI DB CLN Quick Start Guide Ross Part Number MC1DBCLNDR 002 e MCI PANEL 16 Quick Start Guide Ross Part Number 8800DR 200 e MCI PANEL 16 Desk Mounting Guide Ross Part Number 8800DR 302 2 2 Physical Installation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Getting Started Each MC1 PANEL 16 can communicate with up to 10 MC1 MK cards This section summarizes the steps you must take before you can proceed to install your MC1 PANEL 16 Program BKGDA Prog
9. MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation 9 5 Aligning the notches on the side of the Cap Assembly to the tabs on the side of the Switch Assembly press the Cap Assembly down onto the Switch Assembly with a rolling motion until they click together 5 Cap Assembly Switch Assembly LA aN Figure 2 8 Installing the Lens on the Diffuser 2 10 Physical Installation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration In This Chapter This chapter provides instructions for configuring the MC1 PANEL 16 using the options available in the DashBoard Control System The following topics are discussed e Before You Begin e Navigating to the Configuration Interface Configuring the Ethernet Communications e MC1 PANEL 16 Personality e Assigning an MC1 MK Card to a Channel Button e Configuring the Channel Personality Software Upgrades Note Before proceeding ensure that you are running DashBoard software version 6 1 0 or higher The DashBoard Control System software and user manual are available to download from the Ross Video website MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 1 Before You Begin Ensure that the following tasks are performed for each MC1 MK card that the MC1 PANEL 16 will communicate with 1 Select the Sources You must specify the video format and the reference source and configure the outputs for each MC1 MK card that the MC1 PANEL 16 will interface with 2 Configure the
10. SqueezeBack feature specifying the key order configuring a tally GPI for SqueezeBack 3 Configure the Audio sources specify which audio group is embedded for outputs specify how much the Program bus audio level is reduced when an EAS alert is active specify whether the audio gain level is reset to the factory default value of 0dB during transition configure the embedded audio sources for the Voice Over feature for audio transitions For More Information on on performing these tasks refer to the MC1 MK Installation Manual and the MC1 MK Operation Manual 3 2 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Navigating to the Configuration Interface This section provides a brief overview of navigating to the Configuration interface of the MC1 PANEL 16 To launch DashBoard 1 Ensure that you are running DashBoard software version 6 1 0 or higher The software and DashBoard User Manual are available from the Ross Video website Launch DashBoard by double clicking its icon on your desktop Locate the MC1 PANEL 16 in the Tree View of DashBoard If the MC1 PANEL 16 node does not appear consult the DashBoard User Manual To display the Configuration interface 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you wish to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard a BG MCI Panel a MCL PANELAS O Configuration Refresh Upload Reboot MC1 PANEL
11. a green yellow or orange display used to show the names of a source above or below the source button on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis e openGear frame refers to all versions of the DFR 8321 series and OG3 FR series frames and any available options unless otherwise noted e Operator and User refers to the person who uses the MC1 PANEL 16 e System and Video System refers to the mix of interconnected digital and analog production equipment in which the MC1 PANEL 16 operates e VGPI refers to the Virtual GPI feature of the Miranda Presmaster Automation protocol Conventions The following conventions are used e The Operating Tips and Note boxes are used throughout this manual to provide additional user information MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Introduction 1 7 1 8 Introduction MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation In This Chapter This chapter provides additional information on physically installing your MC1 PANEL 16 The following topics are discussed e Before You Begin e Getting Started e Installing the MC1 MK Cards Overview Ethernet Communications e Power Connections e Control Panel Button Inserts MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation 1 Before You Begin Before you begin ensure that you are using DashBoard version 6 1 0 or higher and that your MC1 MK cards are running software version 4 4 or higher The DashBoard
12. the DashBoard Control System software is installed on your computer Verify Connection on Initial Power up 1 Power on the MC1 PANEL 16 2 Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 IP address is reported on the chassis LCD Display 3 Launch DashBoard 4 Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 displays in the Tree View To run in DHCP Mode If you wish to run in DHCP mode only set SW1 to UP and SW2 to DOWN To run in Static Mode 1 Set SW1 to UP and SW2 to UP 2 Configure the new settings as outlined in the section Custom User Configuration via DashBoard on page 3 5 To verify the IP address of the MC1 PANEL 16 1 Verify that the correct IP address is reported on the MC1 PANEL 16 LCD Display 2 Ensure that the MC1 PANEL 16 displays in the Tree View of DashBoard 3 Verify that the information reported in the Ethernet tab is correct 3 4 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard Select the Ethernet tab Ensure the fields in the Ethernet tab are reporting the correct settings Troubleshooting If the MC1 PANEL 16 has been previously setup but you cannot get to the IP address or it is on the wrong subnet reported on the chassis display 1 Set SW1 to UP and SW2 to DOWN DHCP mode 2 Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 IP address is reported on the chassis display 3 Launch DashBoard 4 Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 displays in the Tree View
13. the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard Select the Load Save tab From the Global Settings area click Load Factory Defaults to display the Confirm dialog Click Yes to load the factory default values for all menu parameters or No to cancel the load and close the dialog MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 2 3 4 3 10 Configuration Assigning an MC1 MK Card to a Channel Button There are ten channel buttons available on the MC1 PANEL 16 A button selects a specified MC1 MK card and assigns the MC1 PANEL 16 control over that card When selected the panel assumes the crosspoint mapping and personality of that card To help differentiate between channels options are provided for configuring colors schemes for each channel giving a visible indication on the panel itself of which channel is currently selected and on air via the MC1 PANEL 16 For More Information on e on selecting a color scheme for a channel refer to the section Configuring the Channel Personality on page 3 13 To assign an MC1 MK card to a Channel 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Channel Mnemonic LCD tab utton set Colors Refresh Upload Reboot Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab No Channels Assigned 4 Loca
14. your desktop 4 Ensure that the node for each MC1 MK card is displayed in the Tree View of DashBoard If not consult the MC1 MK Installation Manual and DashBoard User Manual 5 Ensure that the following tasks are performed for each MC1 MK card that the MC1 PANEL 16 will communicate with e Select the sources You must specify the video format and the reference source and configure the outputs for each MC1 MK card that the MC1 PANEL 16 will interface with Configure the SqueezeBack feature specifying the key order configuring a tally GPI for SqueezeBack e Configure the audio sources specify which audio group is embedded for outputs specify how much the Program bus audio level is reduced when an EAS alert is active specify whether the audio gain level is reset to the factory default value of 0dB during transition configure the embedded audio sources for the Voice Over feature for audio transitions 2 4 Physical Installation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Ethernet Communications The MC1 PANEL 16 communicates over ethernet to the MC1 MK cards The Ethernet 1 port on the rear of the MC1 PANEL 16 is also used for software upgrades The exact steps for connecting to your facility via an ethernet network depends on the network requirements of your facility Note that in addition to the Ethernet 1 port on the MC1 PANEL 16 you must also provide an ethernet connection to the openGear frame as outlined in its manu
15. 0 MFC 8320 N 2 Slot 2 MCI MK COMA 0 CY AS CY A CY WS Cy Configuration 9 On Air Control a ES Master Control 3 Slot 0 MFC 8320 N Ethernet Panel Name Permission 6 rm Enables Load S Reset Colors Reset Colors Res tColors Reset colors 4 Slot 2 MC1 MK Configuration R On Air Control a ES Master Control 4 Slot 0 MFC 8320 N 4 Slot 2 MC1 MK Configuration On Air Control 4 ES Master Control 5 Slot 0 MFC 8320 N 4 Slot 2 MC1 MK Configuration JH On Air Control Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset colors Rese Colors Refresh Reboot Figure 1 1 Assigning MC1 MK Cards to Channels on the MC1 PANEL 16 Features The MC1 PANEL 16 includes the following features e Displays at all times effect selection active channel name and program audio gain the MC1 PANEL 16 remembers which MC1 MK cards it was connected to before a power down e uses redundant external power bricks e enables a user to fully operate a Master Control system without using DashBoard e ability to specify a glow scheme for each channel e year transferable warranty 1 2 Introduction MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Control Panel Overview This section provides a basic introduction to the MC1 PANEL 16 including an overview of the different areas on the control panel 000 CH3 A j KEY SELECT SSS A lt PROGRAM AUDIO OVER
16. 16 Configuration Interface MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 3 3 Configuring the Ethernet Communications Important Contact your IT Department before configuring the network settings on your MC1 PANEL 16 Each MC1 PANEL 16 includes an ethernet port on the rear panel By default this port is enabled and configured for DHCP This section explains the necessary network communication settings and lists several possible methods for managing these settings Default configuration via DashBoard The MC1 PANEL 16 ships from the factory set to Custom User mode with DHCP selected This enables it to establish initial communication via DashBoard Once communication is established you can change the network settings via DashBoard to implement a static address or continue using DHCP depending on your facility requirements DHCP Mode is assumed until the user changes the settings in DashBoard Automatic Configuration using DHCP The MC1 PANEL 16 is configured to automatically obtain network settings from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server e Preset Configuration using DIP switch es The MC1 PANEL 16 can be forced to use specific pre defined network settings by means of the DIP switches located on the chassis rear panel This can be used to establish initial communications when no DHCP server is available or to override a custom user configuration Initial Setup Before proceeding ensure that
17. E Button Selecting the TAKE button performs the transition between the sources and effects selected in the Program and Preset buses using the specified Transition Type and Transition Speed Refer to the previous sections for information on the corresponding buttons in the Keyers Area For More Information on e setting the transitions rates refer to the MCI MK Operation Manual Performing Transitions You can perform transitions in one of the following manners hot punching a crosspoint on the Program bus selecting a Keyer 1 4 button from the Keyer Area to transition a keyer on or off air and using the options in the Transition Area to add elements to the transition To perform a transition 1 Press the required Channel Select button on the MC1 PANEL 16 2 In the Transition Area select the elements you want to add to the next transition by selecting the BKGD INCL button to add the Background video source and the Key 1 4 buttons to add the required keyer s On the Preset bus select the video source you want to take on air Select a Transition Speed button Slow Medium or Fast Select a Transition Type button Select TAKE oa 5 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 4 6 Operation To perform a Fade 0 The FTB button allows you to fade to black where the Program bus is faded to black at the FTB rate Note that this also removes any EAS text and audio from the output The Fade to Black rate is set in the Home ta
18. E E eee ce sh dae ese sha needa NRE RR E Eas etd bn R 4 11 A ONO 4 11 NU AA A i aha rete 4 12 Setting the Master Audio Level cccccccsesseestesseceeceseeeeeeeeeeeeeseeaeecsecaecaeenseeaeens 4 12 To setthe Master Audio lev l ia cai a ne ee 4 12 ii Contents MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Performing Transitions isi eeii n E e a E E EE ERNA 4 12 BA O NA E E li 4 13 Including a Voice OVT sponini ii E E ache R REE 4 13 Appendix A Configuration Menus 5 In This 5 1 SUS AS tc 00 5 2 Hardware Tab a a a toni 5 2 006180 RR AN 5 3 Ethernet LD ee ee 5 4 Panel Name Permission Tab 0 0 ccccccccscccescccesssccessececessececsececessssesesseecnseesesesessseeeesseeees 5 5 Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab c eccceccccccecscccssscceesscececsececsscecesseeecessecesssseecsseesesseeceeaeees 5 6 Alarm Enables Tab 97 5 8 TOA Save Tab A A UE Rip tee ed le ia ga Ra is 5 9 Appendix B Specifications 6 Tin This Appendix A eee ease OR 6 1 Technical pecificat ons 6 2 Service Information 7 In This APP A ee 7 1 Troubleshooting 6061158 7 2 Software Upgrades iii t 7 2 Warranty and Repair Policy cceccesceesesscesseescescecsecssesecesesceeeceseeseeeaeeeeeeaeeaeecaececeaeeeenaeeas 7 3 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Contents iii iv Contents MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Introduction In This Chapter This chapter provides a basic introduction to the MC1 PAN
19. EL 16 including an overview of the different areas of the control panel and the DashBoard interfaces The following topics are discussed e Overview e Control Panel Overview e Physical Connections Interfaces Overview Documentation Terms and Conventions A Word of Thanks Congratulations on your purchase of the Ross Video MC1 PANEL 16 The MC1 PANEL 16 is part of a full line of Ross Video products which are backed by over 25 years of engineering and design expertise You will be pleased at how easily your new panel fits into your overall working environment Equally pleasing is the product quality reliability and functionality Should you have a question pertaining to the installation or operation of your MC1 PANEL 16 please contact us at the numbers listed in the section Contact Us located at the back of this manual Our technical support staff is always available for consultation training or service MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Introduction 1 Overview The MC1 PANEL 16 is a stand alone control panel that provides all the basic user input for the MC1 MK card channel it is controlling Up to 10 channels can be configured independently allowing a single MC1 PANEL 16 to communicate and control 10 cards Uy Basic Tree View x dao x Filter a ES Master Control 1 Slot 0 MFC 8320 N 4 Slot 2 MC1 MK Configuration o On Air Control c Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 4 ES Master Control 2 5 y x 5 Slot
20. L 16 can be used to perform on air SqueezeBack transitions to reveal another video source or graphic You can also transition to pre squeezed effects with standard transitions squeeze in any direction on either X or Y axis or both Four SqueezeBack presets on each MC1 MK card are provided for quick effect recalls on the fly This section briefly outlines the SqueezeBack Effects controls of the MC1 PANEL 16 SSG Figure 4 2 MC1 PANEL 16 SqueezeBack Effects Controls 1 EFF SEL Button and Status Field The Effect status field on the display reports the last applied effect and whether it is on or off air or currently on the Preset Bus While the squeeze effect is on air the EFF SEL button is locked read only and dimly lit in the On Air Color Even though you can still adjust the options in the SqueezeBack Effects tabs we suggest not doing so since all effect changes are immediately applied e you are unable to change the background or keys with a transition However you can still hot punch a source or key on the Program bus However hot punching a source on the Program bus will take the squeeze effect off air Hot punching keys on off will not take the squeeze effect off air 2 SQUEEZE Button Selecting this button applies the squeeze effect as specified using the EFF SEL button to the next transition Note that the SQUEEZE button will be selected lit yet locked out when the transition type is Squeez
21. Mactay sz d TP VU UE I MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual ROSS Thank you for choosing Ross You ve made a great choice We expect you will be very happy with your purchase of Ross Technology Our mission is to 1 Provide a Superior Customer Experience offer the best product quality and support 2 Make Cool Practical Technology develop great products that customers love Ross has become well known for the Ross Video Code of Ethics It guides our interactions and empowers our employees hope you enjoy reading it below If anything at all with your Ross experience does not live up to your expectations be sure to reach out to us at solutions rossvideo com Sl Rass David Ross CEO Ross Video dross rossvideo com Ross Video Code of Ethics Any company is the sum total of the people that make things happen At Ross our employees are a special group Our employees truly care about doing a great job and delivering a high quality customer experience every day This code of ethics hangs on the wall of all Ross Video locations to guide our behavior 1 We will always act in our customers best interest We will do our best to understand our customers requirements We will not ship crap We will be great to work with We will do something extra for our customers as an apology when something big goes wrong and it s our fault We will keep our promises We will treat the competition w
22. S1 PMC LINK ETHERNET Figure 2 4 MC1 PANEL 16 Power Connections MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation 7 2 Ifthe Redundant Power Supply option is available plug the second 12VDC cable into the connector marked PS2 3 Connect the supplied AC power cable into the power module and into the AC outlet 2 8 Physical Installation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Control Panel Button Inserts Insert films can be installed into most buttons on the MC1 PANEL 16 Insert films allow you to label specific source buttons control buttons or replace the default button names with those of a different language Button insert template can be downloaded from Ross Video To install a button insert 1 Remove the Cap Assembly from the Switch Assembly by grasping it firmly and pulling away from the control panel surface Cap Assembly 0 0 f Switch Assembly Figure 2 5 Removing the Cap Assembly 2 Remove the Lens from the Diffuser using a common end micro screwdriver Lens Z Diffuser Figure 2 6 Removing the Lens from the Diffuser 3 Place the Insert Film into the Lens so the readable side is facing up The notches on the sides of the Lens must be at the sides of the text on the Insert Film Lens N Insert Film Diffuser Figure 2 7 Inserting the Film 4 Aligning the notices on the sides of the Lens and Diffuser press the Lens and Diffuser together until they click
23. Select buttons are mnemonic push buttons The overall mnemonic color and contrast scheme of the panel can be adjusted To modify the mnemonic display for a channel 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Channel Mnemonic LCD tab 4 Use the Mnemonic Contrast field to specify the difference in brightness between the text and the background of the mnemonic display 5 Use the Mnemonic Color field to select the background color of all mnemonics on the MC1 PANEL 16 LCD Display You can edit the figure to ground contrast of the text on the display area of the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis To modify the LCD contrast for a channel 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 2 3 Select the Channel Mnemonic LCD tab 4 Use the LCD Contrast field to specify the difference in brightness between the text and the background of the display on the MC1 PANEL 16 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 9 Loading the Factory Defaults If required the MC1 PANEL 16 menu parameters can be reset to the factory default values using the option available in the Load Save tab To reset the card to the factory default settings in DashBoard 1 From the Tree View expand the node for
24. ab Type a unique identifier in the Panel Name field Press Enter to apply the new name Configuring the Edit Permissions You choose to lock the MC1 PANEL 16 permissions so that all configurable parameters are read only and cannot be changed To configure the card edit permissions 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 2 3 Select the Panel Name Permission tab 4 Choose an option from the Edit Permission menu 3 8 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuring the Power Supply Alarms The Alarm Enables tab provides options for enabling the monitoring of the power supplies installed in the MC1 PANEL 16 When an alarm is enabled for a power supply a message is displayed in the Hardware tab when that power supply input voltage is out of range lt 11 5A or gt 12 5A To reset the card to the factory default settings in DashBoard 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Alarm Enables tab 4 From the PSU Alarm Enable area select the box for the power supply you wish to monitor for voltage Mnemonic Display The mnemonic displays under the Program bus shows the name of the source assigned to the crosspoint button directly below it The Channel
25. ables Tab Load Save Tab MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix A Configuration Menus 1 Status Tabs This section summarizes the read only information displayed in the Status tabs The fields in the Status tabs vary in severity from green valid yellow caution to red alarm DashBoard reports the most severe alarm for a single field Alarm colors are noted within the tables as text set in brackets next to the menu parameter name Hardware Tab Table 5 1 summarizes the read only information displayed in the Hardware tab Table 5 1 Hardware Tab Items Description Normal operation no hardware errors and the correct rear module is installed The PSU Voltage Out of Range alarm s is not selected in the Alarm Enable tab Refer to Table 5 6 on page 5 8 for details on this tab The PSU Voltage Out of Range alarm s is selected in the Alarm Enable tab and the indicated power supply unit is experiencing an input voltage that is not within the acceptable range The MC1 PANEL 16 is not communicating with an MC1 MK card assigned to a channel on the MC1 PANEL 16 Measured input voltage Current consumption of card in milliAmperes Calculated power of the card Indicates the processor core temperature CPU Load average where x xx represents in the last minute y yy represents the last five minutes z zz is the last fifteen minutes CPU Memory Used Total CPU Memory MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01
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27. al Set up of ethernet connections between the devices such as a router and the MC1 MK cards are outlined in the MCI MK Installation Manual Important Ross Video strongly recommends installing your Master Control System on a network that is segregated from your facility LAN Ethernet Cabling for the MC1 PANEL 16 The Ethernet 1 port on the rear of the MC1 PANEL 16 is used to connect to an ethernet network for communications and software upgrades using DashBoard Contact your IT Department before connecting to your facility network to ensure that there are no conflicts They will provide you with an appropriate value for the IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway for the MC1 PANEL 16 You will require a standard network CAT 5 cable to connect the MC1 PANEL 16 to your facility network Figure 2 2 There is no need for a crossover cable as the MC1 PANEL 16 includes an Auto MDIX ethernet PHY that will switch from straight to crossover automatically as needed Ross Video does not supply these cables E PMC LINK ETH NET To Ethernet Network Figure 2 2 MC1 PANEL 16 Ethernet Connection Setting the DIP Switches This section briefly summarizes the DIP Switch settings on the MC1 PANEL 16 Refer to Figure 2 2 for the locations Note that Figure 2 3 shows the DIP Switches in the UP position 1234 Figure 2 3 DIP Switches UP Position MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation 5 SW1 SW2 IP Addr
28. ated PSU Voltage field in the Hardware tab displays a warning when the specified power supply input voltage is lt 11 5V or gt 12 5V The related PSU Voltage field in the Hardware tab ignores the power supply input voltage Apply to the PSU not being used in order to disable a false alarm MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Parameters Selected Cleared Tab Title PSU Alarm PSU Voltage Out Enable of Range 5 8 Appendix A Configuration Menus Load Save Tab The menu items available in the Load Save tab Table 5 7 Load Save Tab Items Menu Tite nem Parameter Description Resets all DashBoard parameters and values Global Load Factory Settings Defaults excluding ethernet settings to the factory default values MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix A Configuration Menus 5 9 5 10 Appendix A Configuration Menus MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix B Specifications In This Appendix This appendix provides information on the specifications for your MC1 PANEL 16 Note that specifications are subject to change without notice The following topics are discussed e Technical Specifications MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix B Specifications 1 Technical Specifications This section includes the input voltages and power consumption for the MC1 PANEL 16 Table 6 1 Power Rating Category Parameter Specification Operational Temperature Range 0 C
29. aunch 3 3 To display the Configuration interface 7 3 3 3 4 3 A As 3 4 Verify Connection on Initial Power 7 3 4 Torun m DHCP Mode cta 3 4 To rum in Static Mod e eeeceects 3 4 To verify the IP address of the MC1 PANEL 16 cccecescecceseeesceeeeeeeeneenteenes 3 4 Troubleshooting ss areri ii g ri ii did 3 5 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Contents i Custom User Configuration via DashBoard cecceseeseeseeesceeeeeeeeseeseeeneeneeenees 3 5 To configure the network settings via DashBoard 3 5 Automatic Configuration using DHCP 3 6 3 6 Preset Configuration using the DIP Switches c cesceeseeseeseeseeeseeseeeeeeeenseenees 3 7 To use a preset network configuration using the DIP 51201 08 3 7 MC1 PANEL 16 Personality 3 8 Setting the Panel Name xc iia won ard 3 8 To set the panel ame ias 3 8 8 8 Configuring the Power Supply Alarms cccsccscceseeeeceseeeeceseeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeneenaes 3 9 To reset the card to the factory default settings in 285308 3 9 Mnemonic Display speti ent nes t e aaa a s r a a aai a s 3 9 To modify the mnemonic display for a channel ooooncoicnnnncnnnnnincnannncninocnnonnos 3 9 LCD Display a esos 3 9 To modify the LCD contrast for a channel oooonccnncncniccnocnonnonnnocnnononononncnnconncnnnos 3 9 To rese
30. b as outlined above When the FTB button is selected or lit the MC1 PANEL 16 performs an Auto transition to black For More Information on on disabling the FTB button refer to the section Disabling the Fade to Black Button on page 3 14 Transition Notes Keep the following in mind when performing transitions e To allow for audio cross fading a cut takes two frames One frame is used for the audio fade down the video is then cut followed by the one frame audio fade up The speed at which the Auto transition is performed in number of frames is determined by the setting Slow Medium or Fast in the Transition Rate area Before proceeding ensure the Transition Type is set to the desired type e When switching between router sources there is an additional time after the visible transition while the router sources are switched If you see a glitch at the end of the transition this indicates that the Delay setting in the Router setup tab is set too low e Ifa crosspoint or transition button is selected while a transition is in progress the original transition continues as subsequent button presses are ignored except the FTB button e Verify how the Toggle Program Preset Bus and Disarm Preset Keyers options are configured in the Personality tab Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for details on configuring these options MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 7 SqueezeBack Effects The MC1 PANE
31. card in the Tree View 2 Select the Configuration node to display the Configuration interface for that card 3 Select the Config tab 4 Select the Personality tab 5 To disable the FTB button select the Disable FTB box Color Schemes The buttons on the MC1 PANEL 16 can be set to glow with a custom color you can choose what color denotes an on air button This feature is especially useful when accessing multiple MC1 MK channels and assigning a different color to each channel offers quick identification You will need to repeat this procedure for each channel Note Each color dialog requires that you either click Live to preview the color scheme and apply it but not close the dialog or OK to apply the new color scheme and close the dialog Clicking off the dialog closes the dialog without applying your changes To select a channel color scheme 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Channel Mnemonic LCD tab 3 14 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 4 Use the Panel Button Color field to specify a color for buttons not located in the Program or Preset buses Proceed to step 8 Ethernet Panel Name Permission YORERACIOMAEMONIC ECO Alarm En Load Save drag and drop the MC Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel Name Color Reset Colors Channel 10 Logo Chan
32. ce This type can be combined with a squeeze effect MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 5 e 4 Select this button to perform a SqueezeBack effect by reducing the size of the video over time to the dimensions set in the Squeeze Effects tab Unlike the above types you may not change your background or keys on air with this transition type The corresponding buttons are grayed out Transition Speed Buttons These buttons apply the rate slow medium fast to the next transition The transition rates are specified in the Home tab of the MC1 MK Note that the Slow button is selected after performing a factory default reset FTB Button Use this button to fade the Program bus to black The Fade to Black FTB rate is specified in the Home tab After performing a factory default reset this button is toggled off unlit BKGD INCL Button The BKGD INCL button is used to add or remove the BKGD from the next transition Toggling this button will immediately affect the Background video that is visible on the Preset output SQZ INCL Button The SQZ INCL button is used to add or remove the selected squeeze effect preset from the next transition Toggling this button will immediately affect the video that is visible on the Preset output You may not de select this button if a squeeze effect is on air This can be done with a Squeeze transition to perform a SqueezeBack or as part of another transition Take Mix Fade Fade TAK
33. connected to the Ethernet 1 port is connected A valid IP Address could not be obtained The DHCP server may be down or is still powering up after a power outage Indicates the position of the DIP Switches located on the rear panel of the MC1 PANEL 16 User manually supplies the Ethernet settings This is the recommended setting Automates the assignment of the Ethernet settings The IP Address for the MC1 PANEL 16 The subnet mask for the MC1 PANEL 16 The gateway for communication outside of the local area network LAN Applies and saves any changes made to the Ethernet Settings Cancels any setting changes and resets the Ethernet Settings to the previous values MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Parameter HHH HE HEA A OK Link Down No IP Address User Settings Static DHCP HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH Ethernet Tab Table 5 3 summarizes the Ethernet options for setting up network communications for your MC1 PANEL 16 MAC Address read only Ethernet Status read only Current DIP Switch read only Method IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Apply Changes Cancel Menu Title Ethernet 1 5 4 Appendix A Configuration Menus Panel Name Permission Tab Table 5 4 lists the available options in the Panel Name Permission tab Table 5 4 Panel Name Permissions Tab Items Description Specifies the nam
34. e or when a squeeze effect is on air 3 SQZ INCL Button Selecting this button performs a SqueezeBack effect with the transition You must pre configure your SqueezeBack presets then select the preset you want to apply to the transition before executing your transition For More Information on configuring the SqueezeBack presets refer to the MC1 MK Operation Manual 4 8 Operation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Performing Transitions with SqueezeBack Presets Keep the following in mind when performing transitions with SqueezeBack presets e You can pre define up to four different SqueezeBack Presets Effects 1 4 A squeeze effect does not consume any existing keyers and you can specify any of the logo channels to use as a reveal source for that effect e When the video format is 4801 59 94 the Line 21 closed captioning is re inserted from the video source into the output when the NTSC Pass Line 21 setting is enabled Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for details e Ifa squeeze effect is on air and you press a crosspoint on the Program bus the squeeze effect will be cleared from Program and the new crosspoint will be put on air e Squeeze effect transitions are also supported under the Presmaster automation protocol Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for details on this protocol e You can also trigger a squeeze effect using a GPI trigger Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for setup details e Yo
35. e displayed in DashBoard for this MC1 PANEL 16 All menu items are unlocked and can be edited All menu items except this one are locked and read only The MC1 PANEL 16 can still be controlled by GPI and or external device commands if these features were enabled prior to locking Appendix A Configuration Menus 5 5 Parameter Unlocked Locked Item Panel Name Edit Permission Menu Title Panel Name s Setting Configuration Lock MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Description Displays the image for the MC1 MK card assigned to the channel Specifies the name of the channel This name is displayed in the Active On Air Channel interface the Channel Select mnemonic button of the MC1 PANEL 16 and the display when the channel is active Determines the color of buttons on the MC1 PANEL 16 that are not located in the PGM bus Click Live to preview the color scheme The dialog stays open Click OK to apply the color scheme and close the dialog Determines the color of buttons on the MC1 PANEL 16 located in the PGM bus only Click Live to preview the color scheme The dialog stays open Click OK to apply the color scheme and close the dialog Determines the color of buttons for sources currently on air Click Live to preview the color scheme The dialog stays open Click OK to apply the color scheme and close the dialog Determines the color of buttons selected for t
36. elect File gt New gt TCP IP openGear Frame 2 Expand the openGear node 3 Select TCP IP openGear Frame to display the New TCP openGear Frame Connection dialog box 4 In the text fields provided enter the IP Address of the openGear frame you wish to add Select Detect Frame Information Once DashBoard detects the information the Automatically Track Updates to Frame Information box is selected so that any changes are automatically updated in DashBoard 6 Select Finish Verify that the frame now displays in the Tree View MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 3 Selecting a Master Control Channel A single MC1 PANEL 16 is able to control multiple Master Control channels MC1 MK cards When you assign a card to a Channel Select button you have the ability to switch between different channels by selecting the corresponding buttons on the chassis When a new channel is selected the MC1 PANEL 16 state including the crosspoints and mnemonics is updated When you select a channel button e The Active Channel On Air Control interface represents the selected channel MC1 MK card assigned to that channel A message displays in the upper right corner of the interface indicating that this the active on air channel The MC1 PANEL 16 communicates with the MC1 MK cards over ethernet To select a Master Control channel 1 Ensure the you have assigned MC1 MK cards to the required channel buttons as outlined in the sect
37. ess Setup SW1 and SW2 are used in conjunction with the DashBoard menus to set the IP Address of the MC1 PANEL 16 Refer to Table 2 1 and the card labeling for DIP Switch positions Table 2 1 SW1 and SW2 Positions Controlled via DashBoard Descriptions Custom User Configuration via DashBoard The MC1 PANEL 16 network settings can be set by the user from DashBoard using the Network tab However DHCP Mode is assumed until the user changes the settings in DashBoard Recommended This is the default positions Automatic Configuration using DHCP The MC1 PANEL 16 network settings are automatically assigned DHCP Mode Preset Configuration 1 using DIP switch es The MC1 PANEL 16 IP Address is set 20 0 and the Subnet Mask is set to 255 255 255 0 Preset Configuration 2 using DIP switch es The MC1 PANEL 16 IP Address is set to 10 1 2 10 and the Subnet Mask is set to 255 255 255 0 SW3 SW3 is not implemented at this time and should be left in the default UP position SW4 Bootload Method SW4 should be left in the default UP position unless otherwise directed by Ross Technical Support 2 6 Physical Installation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Power Connections The MC1 PANEL 16 comes standard with one power supply with a second optional power supply available for redundancy For redundancy and in applications where the equipment is used in a critical signal path we recommend that two power su
38. he Number of Crosspoint Buttons slider to specify e the number of crosspoint buttons to display in the Active Channel On Air Control interface and the number of active crosspoint buttons on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis Buttons that are unavailable are unlit on the physical panel MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 3 Displaying the On Air Control Interface You can choose whether to display the entire On Air Control interface or the upper portion of the interface on a DashBoard client computer when the MC1 PANEL 16 is connected To specify how to display the On Air Control interface 1 Locate the MC1 MK card in the Tree View 2 Select the Configuration node to display the Configuration interface for that card 3 Select the Config tab 4 Select the Personality tab 5 From the Crosspoints Keyers options in the On Air Control area select how much of the interface to display in DashBoard You may need to scroll to the bottom of the tab to access these options Disabling the Fade to Black Button You can disable the functionality of the Fade to Black FTB button on both the On Air Control interfaces and the physical button on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis Once disabled pressing the button has no effect Note Ensure that FTB s not selected or in use before disabling its function Disabling the button while it is selected active locks the on air output to black To disable the FTB button 1 Locate the MC1 MK
39. he Preview output Click Live to preview the color scheme The dialog stays open Click OK to apply the color scheme and close the dialog Resets all the color schemes for the specified channel Adjusts the relative display difference between the font and background of all mnemonics Specifies the color of all the mnemonics on the MC1 PANEL 16 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Table 5 5 summarizes the options for assigning an MC1 MK card to a channel button on the MC1 PANEL 16 row and the DashBoard interface Table 5 5 Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Items Parameter 0 1004 Green Yellow Orange None Channel Name Panel Button Color PGM Bus Color On Air Color On Preset Color Reset Colors Mnemonic Contrast Mnemonic Color Configuration Menus Menu Title Channel Mnemonic Settings 5 6 Appendix A Table 5 5 Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Items Menu Title Parameter Description Specifies the figure to ground contrast of the LCD Display 0 d Setting oe ee oN text on the chassis display a The default is gray b The default is red c The default is blue d The default is 75 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix A Configuration Menus 7 Alarm Enables Tab Table 5 6 provides a summary of the options in the Alarm Enables tab Table 5 6 Alarm Enables Tab Items Description The rel
40. his equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A Digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area 15 likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense 0 Important Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by Ross Video Limited could void the user s authority to operate this equipment CANADA This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canada EUROPE This equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of CE Directive 93 68 EEC INTERNATIONAL This equipment has been tested to CISPR 22 1997 along with amendments A1 2000 and A2 2002 and found to comply with the limits for a Class A Digital device 0 Important This is a Class A product In domestic environments this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may have to take adequate measures
41. ility This symbol is used to alert the user that an electrical or electronic device or assembly is susceptible to damage from an ESD event gt lt Pe lt Important Safety Instructions 1 Read these instructions Keep these instructions N Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with a dry cloth NO 7 P e Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with manufacturer s instructions 8 Do not install near heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as whe
42. ion Assigning an MC1 MK Card to a Channel Button on page 3 11 2 Press one of the Channel Select buttons located on the top left corner of the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis The Channel Select button on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis is now lit and flashing The display on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis reports the channel name and IP address of the openGear frame the selected MC1 MK card is installed in e Your DashBoard client displays the On Air Control interface for that channel e The state of the MC1 PANEL 16 now matches the state of the selected MC1 MK card 4 4 Operation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual 56 01 Transitions Transitions are used to change the background video and take keys on and 011 811 for the active Channel A transition can include any combination of Background video and keys The BKGD A Program and BKGD B Preset inputs allows for background dissolves and V Fades behind the external key source of the active channel AL Figure 4 1 MC1 PANEL 16 Transition Area 1 Keyer Area The Keyer Area enables you to add or remove keyers in transitions This area includes the following controls The top row of buttons labeled Key 1 4 are used to perform cuts on the specified keyer directly on the Program Bus without affecting their inclusion in the next transition A lit button indicates that the specified keyer is currently on air The middle row includes mnemonics that display The botto
43. ions for setting up and configuring your MC1 PANEL 16 MC1 Panel 1 Configuration Example of an MC1 PANEL 16 Configuration Interface From this interface you can set up ethernet communications for the panel e assign channels MC1 MK cards to buttons on the panel create a custom panel color scheme e customize the mnemonic contrast and color e monitor the status of the MC1 PANEL 16 hardware including power supply voltage Active Channel On Air Control Interface When a Channel button on the MC1 PANEL 16 is selected and communicating with an MC1 MK card channel the Active Channel On Air Control interface that displays in DashBoard mimics that MC1 MK card s On Air Control interface You must have at least one channel configured before accessing the Active Channel On Air Control interface However you can still operate the MC1 PANEL 16 without using DashBoard 1 6 Introduction MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Documentation Terms and Conventions This section briefly summarizes the terms and conventions used throughout this manual Terms The following terms are used Board or Card refers to both the MC1 MK card including all components and switches unless otherwise noted e Channel refers to a single MC1 MK card e DashBoard refers to the DashBoard Control System client software e LTC and Timecode both refer to Linear Timecode unless otherwise noted e Mnemonic refers to
44. is the IP Address of the MC1 PANEL 16 Contact your IT Department to receive a unique IP address for your MC1 PANEL 16 Subnet Mask This is the Subnet Mask address for your LAN Default Gateway This is the IP Address for connection outside the subnet 6 To save the new settings click Apply in the Ethernet tab Automatic Configuration using DHCP This method assumes that the MC1 PANEL 16 is using the factory default values for the network settings To establish communications 1 Ensure that the MC1 PANEL 16 is connected to the same network as your DashBoard computer 2 Launch the DashBoard application on your computer Power on the MC1 PANEL 16 Wait approximately 30 seconds while the MC1 PANEL 16 establishes network communications Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 displays in the Tree View of DashBoard Should the MC1 PANEL 16 fail to display after two minutes e Verify the ethernet cables are properly connected e Check the link activity LEDs found on the ethernet RJ 45 connectors Ensure the network settings for the MC1 PANEL 16 are set e Ifall cables are connected and the LEDs do not indicate an error then automatic configuration is not possible Proceed to the section Preset Configuration using the DIP Switches on page 3 7 3 6 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Preset Configuration using the DIP Switches This method is used to established initial communications when no DHCP server is a
45. ith respect We will cooperate with and help other friendly companies o oN We will go above and beyond in times of crisis f there s no one to authorize the required action in times of company or customer crisis do what you know in your heart is right You may rent helicopters if necessary MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Ross Part Number 8800DR 004 01 Release Date June 10 2014 Copyright 2014 Ross Video Limited Ross openGear and any related marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Ross Video Ltd All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies PATENTS ISSUED and PENDING All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Ross Video While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document Ross Video assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein Patents Patent numbers 4 205 346 5 115 314 5 280 346 5 561 404 7 034 886 7 508 455 7 602 446 7 834 886 7 914 332 8 499 019 B2 2039277 1237518 1127289 and other patents pending Important Regulatory and Safety Notices to Service Personnel Before using this product and any associated equipment refer to the Important Safety Inst
46. lect Buttons When lit red a button indicates that specific keyer is currently on air on the Program bus Selecting a button will immediately perform cuts on that keyer Preset Keyer Select Buttons These buttons are used to choose which keyer is included in the next transition Note that depending on a Personality tab setting once a transition is performed the button s are no longer lit For More Information on configuring a key refer to the MCI MK Operation Manual e loading media files to logo channels refer to the MCI MK Operation Manual e changing the crosspoint naming and or mapping refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 1 This section briefly summarizes the audio monitoring and controls available for the MC1 PANEL 16 I e Figure 4 4 MC1 PANEL 16 Audio Controls AUDIO GAIN Use the knob to apply an audio gain value on the Program and Preset bus The gain range is 72dB to 12dB Press the knob to set the gain value to 0 AUDIO OVER Buttons An AUDIO OVER button is included on each bus Selecting the button in the PST bus includes the voice over channel in the next transition You can also hot punch the AUDIO OVER button in the Program bus Audio Setting the Master Audio Level The master audio level can be adjusted manually using the knob located next to the display on the MC1 PANEL 16 This applies a gain in dB
47. m row of buttons labeled Key 1 4 are used to add or remove the specified keyer to the next transition Selecting the button toggles the keyer on off and selects removes the keyer to the Preset Bus respectively Once the transition is executed and depending on a Personality tab setting the button s are no longer lit in this row but are lit red in the top row 2 Transition Type Buttons The following Transition Type buttons are available from left to right e T Select this button to perform a cut transition from one source to the next or to cut to a squeeze effect This type can be combined with a squeeze effect e Select this button to perform a V Fade transition from the Program source to Black to the Preset source The MC1 PANEL 16 fades down from one source to black and then transitions to the next source During a hot punch transition the video performs a CUT while the audio performs a V Fade This type can be combined with a squeeze effect e Y Select this button to perform a cut to black then fade up to the next source This type can be combined with a squeeze effect e X Select this button to perform a gradual fade from one source to the next The MC1 PANEL 16 performs a cross fade between sources Note that this button is selected after performing a factory default reset This type can be combined with a squeeze effect e NJ Select this button to fade from one source to black and then cut to the next sour
48. n the power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Do not expose this apparatus to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects filled with liquids such as vases are placed on the apparatus To completely disconnect this apparatus from the AC Mains disconnect the power supply cord plug from the AC receptacle The mains plug of the power supply cord shall remain readily operable Indoor Use WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture The safe operation of this product requires that a protective earth connection be provided A grounding conductor in the equipment s supply cord provides this protective earth To reduce the risk of electrical shock to the operator and service personnel this ground conductor must be connected to an earthed ground WARNING This apparatus when equipped with multiple power supplies can generate high leakage currents To reduce the risk of electric shock ensure that each individual supply cord is connected to its own separate branch circuit with an earth connection CAUTION These service instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are q
49. nal Unit Exchange Exchanging a suspect unit with a unit that is known to be working correctly is an efficient method for localizing problems to individual units 1 Software Upgrades If you encounter problems when upgrading your software verify the following Your network settings on the MC1 PANEL 16 are valid Ethernet communication is properly configured The file you are attempting to load is a bin file that is for the MC1 PANEL 16 you are upgrading MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 7 2 Service Information Warranty and Repair Policy Ross Video Limited Ross warrants its switchers and related options to be free from defects under normal use and service for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of shipment Fader handle assemblies are warranted for the life of the product If an item becomes defective within the warranty period Ross will repair or replace the defective item as determined solely by Ross Warranty repairs will be conducted at Ross with all shipping FOB Ross dock If repairs are conducted at the customer site reasonable out of pocket charges will apply At the discretion of Ross and on a temporary loan basis plug in circuit boards or other replacement parts may be supplied free of charge while defective items undergo repair Return packing shipping and special handling costs are the responsibility of the customer Software upgrades for switchers may occur from time to time and are determined by Ro
50. nel Name Panel Button Color PGI Color On Air Color Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Mnemonic Settings LCD Display Setting LCD Contrast Refresh Upload Reboot Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Panel Button Color Dialog 5 Use the PGM Background Color field to specify a color for unselected buttons located in the Program bus Proceed to step 8 6 Use the On Air Color field to specify a color for buttons that are selected and on air This also applies to the TAKE button Proceed to step 8 7 Use the On Preset Color field to specify a color for buttons located in the Preset bus Proceed to step 8 8 In the dialog position the cross hairs on the provided color grid to select a color Notice that the field beneath the color grid is filled with the selected color Ethernet Panel Name Permission YORERACIOMREMONICLCO Alarm Enable Load Save Channel 4 Channel 5 5 2 Panel Button Color z ae Channel 10 0000 On Air Color On Preset Color Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Mnemonic Settings LCD Display Setting Refresh Upload Reboot Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Selecting a Color 9 Click Live to preview the color scheme or click OK to apply the color scheme and close the dialog MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 5 Software Upgrades The MC1 PANEL 16 can be upgraded in the field using its Ethernet 1 port and
51. nterface Troubleshooting If you are unable to launch the Active Channel On Air Control interface in DashBoard and instead encounter the message Waiting to Locate your MC1 PANEL 16 is unable to establish communications with each MC1 MK card assigned to a channel for the panel Verify that each MC1 MK card you assigned to a channel displays in the Tree View of DashBoard If they are not listed you must re establish communications between the MC1 MK cards and the MC1 PANEL 16 4 2 Operation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 There are two methods for re establishing communications using Auto Discovery and manually adding the frame using its IP address This section briefly outlines how to use both methods To use auto discovery Use the Auto Discovery feature in DashBoard to quickly refresh communications and the list of devices listed in the Tree View This is the preferred method especially 11 you suspect that more than communication was lost to more than one MC1 MK card From the Tree View click This enables DashBoard to query the network and automatically add any new frames to the Tree View Refer to the Dash Board User Manual for details on configuring the auto discovery feature to always detect new devices To manually add an openGear frame Manually add the frame s with the MC1 MK cards to the Tree View You will need the IP address of each frame Refer to the DashBoard User Manual for more details 1 S
52. or Schemes on page 3 14 for details on selecting button colors EFFECT SEL Button Use this button to specify the SqueezeBack preset Refer to the section SqueezeBack Effects on page 4 8 for details 3 Display Area with Audio Gain Control The vacuum fluorescent display reports the channel connection status IP connection status the SqueezeBack effect preset selected and the current audio gain setting The knob is used to MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Introduction 3 control the Program audio gain it is set by default to 0 and has a range of 72 to 12dB Press the knob to reset the audio gain to 06 You can also configure an option in the Personality tab of each MC1 MK card to automatically reset the audio gain to 0dB after any Background transition Crosspoint Buses This area is used to select the video sources for each bus The Preset bus is the bottom row of source buttons and selects the video source that will be taken on air with the next background transition The Program bus is the top row of source buttons and selects the video source that is currently on air on the background The mnemonic display shows the name of the source assigned to the source button directly above it The last button of the row is a Shift button which provides access to 15 additional selectable crosspoints Notice that when you press and hold the Shift button that the mnemonics also update to display the shifted bus labels Ke
53. ory Important f the MC1 PANEL 16 fails to upgrade correctly contact Ross Technical Support for an upgrade file and instructions on using the Micro SD Card slot 4 PMC Link Connections There are two Panel Module Controller PMC Link ports are used to connect to external modules These ports are reserved for future use 5 Ethernet Ports The MC1 PANEL 16 communicates over an ethernet connection to the MC1 MK cards The Ethernet 1 port is also used for software upgrades The Ethernet 2 port is not implemented at this time The exact steps for connecting to your facility via an ethernet network depends on the network requirements of your facility 6 Reset Button Pressing this button resets the microprocessor and re initializes the card This is a hard reset of the card This should only be performed as advised by Ross Video Technical Support MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Introduction 5 Interfaces Overview In DashBoard the MC1 PANEL 16 provides two interfaces Configuration and Active Channel On Air Control This section briefly summarizes each interface For More Information on e displaying the Configuration interface refer to the section Navigating to the Configuration Interface on page 3 3 e displaying the Active Channel On Air Control interface refer to the section Active Channel On Air Control Interface on page 4 2 Configuration Interface The Configuration interface provides opt
54. pment that you purchased required the extraction and use of natural resources for its production It may contain hazardous substances that could impact health and the environment To avoid the potential release of those substances into the environment and to diminish the need for the extraction of natural resources Ross Video encourages you to use the appropriate take back systems These systems will reuse or recycle most of the materials from your end of life equipment in an environmentally friendly and health conscious manner The crossed out wheelie bin symbol invites you to use these systems If you need more information on the collection reuse and recycling systems please contact your local or regional waste administration You can also contact Ross Video for more information on the environmental performance of our products A Ross Video Incorporated P O Box 880 Ogdensburg New York USA 13669 0880 1 613 652 4886 1 613 652 4425 1 613 652 4886 1 613 349 0006 techsupport rossvideo com solutions rossvideo com http www rossvideo com Company Address Ross Video Limited ROSS lt lt Iroquois Ontario KOE 0 Canada General Business Office Fax Technical Support After Hours Emergency E mail Technical Support E mail General Information Website Contents Introduction 1 TAS Ctd 1 1 A Word of Thanks ui AS 1 1 OI DATAE TE ATE E E ET EE E
55. pplies be used in the MC1 PANEL 16 One A C power cable has been provided with each power supply ordered For further redundancy each power cord should be connected to a separate power source for protection against failure of the A C power circuit In the event of one power supply failure the panel load is seamlessly transferred to the other redundant power supply Power Supply Connectors PS1 PS2 There are two power supply connectors located on the rear of the MC1 PANEL 16 e PS1 This connector is designated as the 12VDC Connector for the first power supply e PS2 This connector is designated as the 12VDC Connector for the second power supply Power Cable Connection This section includes information for connecting the power cables for the MC1 PANEL 16 Warning Hazardous Voltages The safe operation of this product requires that AN a protective earth connection be provided This protective earth is provided by the grounding conductor in the equipment s supply cord To reduce the risk of electrical shock to operator and service personnel this ground conductor must be connected to an earthed ground Warning In some countries it may be necessary to supply the correct mains supply cord Use only an approved IEC 320 C 13 type A C line cord rated for a minimum 10A at 250V and certified for the country of use To connect the power cables for an MC1 PANEL 16 1 Connect the 12VDC power cable into the connector marked P
56. ram Preview BKGDB Preview Key Video Key Video MC 1 M K Clean Feed 1 gt Key Alpha Clean Feed 2 Key Alpha CAN Ethernet Serial SDI In Audio Out ANLG Audio Int MUX 8258 AS MC1 PANEL 16 Ethernet Touchscreen Ds Housed in the OG3 FR series frame 6 77 Figure 2 1 Example Workflow Setup MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Physical Installation 3 Installing the MC1 MK Cards Overview Ensure that the following tasks are performed for each MC1 MK card that the MC1 PANEL 16 will communicate with Important Ensure that each MC1 MK card is running software version 4 4 or higher 1 Install the openGear frame that will house the MC1 MK cards Refer to the manual that accompanied your frame for details 2 Install each MC1 MK card in the openGear frame as outlined in the MC1 MK Installation Manual e Cable the video sources The input video signals are connected to the rear module of each MC1 MK card in the openGear frame Map the inputs and outputs The default mapping includes router inputs but it is first necessary to configure the router outputs and crosspoints Cable the reference source Connect the reference source to the rear module unless you are using the reference signal from the frame Set up the ethernet communications Ensure that your card cabled and configured for ethernet communications Launch DashBoard by double clicking its icon on
57. ructions listed below to avoid personnel injury and to prevent product damage Product may require specific equipment and or installation procedures to be carried out to satisfy certain regulatory compliance requirements Notices have been included in this publication to call attention to these specific requirements Symbol Meanings Protective Earth This symbol identifies a Protective Earth PE terminal which is provided for connection of the supply system s protective earth green or green yellow conductor Important This symbol on the equipment refers you to important operating and maintenance servicing instructions within the Product Manual Documentation Failure to heed this information may present a major risk of damage or injury to persons or equipment Warning The symbol with the word Warning within the equipment manual indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Caution The symbol with the word Caution within the equipment manual indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices Warning Hazardous Voltages This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of shock to persons ESD Susceptib
58. ser Manual Iss 01 Operation 9 Dissolve to a Static Squeeze Effect Prerequisite You have a pre squeezed effect ready on Preview Description When you select TAKE the Program dissolves to the pre squeezed effect After you have set up the transition and during the transition the Preview monitor is accurate Operation 1 Select the EFF SEL button to specify the desired squeeze effect for the transition 2 Select a dissolve transition type Fade Fade Take Fade 3 Ensure the SQUEEZE button is selected 4 The Preview monitor shows the squeeze effect MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 4 10 Operation Keying is the term used to describe when you insert or electronically cut portions of one screen into another or place titles over background images Keys are made up of two basic components an alpha that cuts the hole in the background video and a fill that fills the hole with different video This section provides a summary of the MC1 PANEL 16 keying features Keying Overview MC1 PANEL 16 includes four high quality HD SD SDI video keyer In addition to the external Key Video and Key Alpha source there are also four internal static animation play out channels An excellent device for keying external devices such as character generators graphic systems and EAS devices into a program feed and or keying with four internal logo channels gua asa a Figure 4 3 MC1 PANEL 16 Keyer Controls Program Keyer Se
59. source contains more audio channels that you want mixed ensure to use the Mute setting for those channels The Voice Over source is selected using the Audio Over Selection tab in the Configuration interface ofthe MC1 MK card A Voice Over can also be triggered using GPIs For More Information on setting up GPIs refer to the MC1 MK Installation Manual e setting the Voice Over duck gain level refer to the MC1 MK Operation Manual Including a Voice Over The Voice Over feature is triggered on off by pressing the AUDIO OVER button Once the button is selected button is lit the voice over will remain active until the button is selected again button is unlit For More Information on selecting the source for your Voice Over refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation 3 4 14 Operation MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Appendix A Configuration Menus In This Appendix This appendix briefly summarizes the menus items and parameters available in the MC1 PANEL 16 Configuration interface Default values are noted with an asterisk version 6 1 0 or higher The DashBoard Control System software and user manual Note Before proceeding ensure that you are running DashBoard software are available to download from the Ross Video website The following topics are discussed e Status Tabs Ethernet Tab Panel Name Permission Tab Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Alarm En
60. ss Video The upgrades are posted on the Ross Video website and are free of charge for the life of the MC1 PANEL 16 This warranty is void if products are subjected to misuse neglect accident improper installation or application or unauthorized modification In no event shall Ross Video Limited be liable for direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages including loss of profit Implied warranties including that of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are expressly limited to the duration of this warranty This warranty is TRANSFERABLE to subsequent owners subject to Ross notification of change of ownership MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Service Information 3 Notes Notes Contact Us Contact our friendly and professional support representatives for the following Name and address of your local dealer 1 613 652 4886 1 613 349 0006 techsupport rossvideo com 1 613 652 4886 1 613 652 4425 solutions rossvideo com http www rossvideo com e Product information and pricing Technical support e Upcoming trade show information Telephone ican After Hours Emergency Email Telephone General Fax Information Email Website Visit Us Visit our website for e Company information and news e Related products and full product lines e Online catalog Testimonials
61. t each device is listed in the dialog with a m button This button is replaced with a Reboot button once the software file is loaded to that MC1 PANEL 16 Important Avoid clicking the individual Reboot buttons until all devices have successfully completed the file upload process and the OK button located in the bottom right corner of the dialog is enabled Click OK to reboot all the devices listed in the Uploading to Selected Devices dialog e The Reboot Confirm dialog displays indicating the number of devices that will reboot Click Yes to continue the upgrade process Note that clicking Cancel or No returns you to the Uploading to Selected Devices dialog without rebooting the device s 3 16 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 e Each MC1 PANEL 16 is temporarily taken off line during the reboot process The process is complete once the status indicators in DashBoard return to their previous status MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 3 17 3 18 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Operation In This Chapter This chapter provides a summary of how to perform on the MC1 PANEL 16 such as transitions and keying Before performing any of the tasks in this chapter ensure the MC1 PANEL 16 is not locked The following topics are discussed Active Channel On Air Control Interface e Selecting a Master Control Channel Transitions e SqueezeBack Effects Keying e Audio
62. t the card to the factory default settings in DashBoard conocio 3 10 Assigning an MC1 MK Card to a Channel ButtON oooonncninnioccnonconcconcnncnnncnncnnncnnonaninn ninos 3 11 To assign an MC1 MK card to a Channel cccecesceeseeseeecceseeeeeeseeeneceeeaeeneens 3 11 3 13 Specifying the Number of Available Crosspoints cescesceeseeseeeeeseeeeneeenes 3 13 To specify the number of available crosspoint cccccesceeseeeseeseeteeeeeeteeeeeeneess 3 13 To specify how to display the On Air Control interface 3 14 3 14 To disable the 0 3 14 Color Schemes iia is das 3 14 To select a channel color 56006 iris 3 14 Software Upgrades ii died 3 16 To upgrade the software on the 6 1 1 6 3 16 Operation 4 This Chapter ts aia ts 4 1 7 4 2 To access the Active Channel On Air Control interface 4 2 Troubleshooting ci a a oca 4 2 To Use auto 61150 devas a e O aoi Kea inai ant 4 3 To manually add an openGear 90 4 3 4 4 To select 7 4 4 IAS OS A a o a Maal 4 5 Performing Transitions iio 4 6 To perform a 510106 4 6 4 7 To Transition 010 4 7 SqueezeBack Elie ii 4 8 Previewing d Squeeze 11160 4 9 To preview 4 9 Transitions 4 9 Basic Transition with a Squeeze Effect 4 9 4 10 ROY Mi Go ee ease vccschetnse a E
63. te the MC1 MK card you wish to assign to the MC1 PANEL 16 Channel button as follows in the Tree View 5 Drag and drop the MC1 MK card node to the required Channel button on the MC1 MK Panel Channel Mnemonic LCD tab The button now displays the logo for the assigned MC1 MK card MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 1 Ethernet Panel Name Permission Channel 5 Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Channel 6 Ch Channel 9 Channel 10 Button Ci Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Reset Colors Refresh Upload Reboot Channel Mnemonic LCD Tab Channels 1 2 3 4 and 5 Assigned 6 Type a unique identifier in the Channel Name field This name displays in the mnemonic button on the MC1 PANEL 16 chassis and is reported in the LCD Display when the channel is on air 3 12 Configuration MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuring the Channel Personality You can specify that each channel has a specific color scheme name mnemonic contrast and color and specific chassis display contrast Specifying the Number of Available Crosspoints This number is in addition to the Shift button To specify the number of available crosspoints 1 Locate the MC1 MK card in the Tree View 2 Select the Configuration node to display the Configuration interface for that card 3 Select the Config tab 4 Select the Personality tab MC1 MK Personality Tab 5 Use t
64. the options available in DashBoard Important f the MC1 PANEL 16 fails to upgrade correctly contact Ross Technical Support for an upgrade file and instructions on using the Micro SD Card slot on your panel To upgrade the software on the MC1 PANEL 16 1 Contact Ross Technical Support for the latest software version file 2 Ensure the ethernet cable is connected to the Ethernet 1 port Refer to the section Ethernet Communications on page 2 5 for details From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard Select Upload located near the bottom of the Config tab to display the Select file Upload dialog 6 Navigate to the bin file you want to upload Click Open 8 If you are upgrading a single MC1 PANEL 16 click Finish to start the upgrade Proceed to 10 9 Ifyou are upgrading multiple panels Click Next gt to display the Select Destination menu This menu provides a list of the compatible devices e Specify the device s to upload the file to by selecting the box es for those devices you want to upload the file to e Verify the device s you want to upload the file to The Error Warning fields indicate any errors such as incompatible software or device type mismatch Click Finish 10 Monitor the upgrade e An Upload Status dialog enables you to monitor the upgrade process e Notice tha
65. u can configure a tally to raise when the reveal source is visible This tally will be raised regardless of the configured source This can be used in cases when a graphics station is providing the video and needs to know when to trigger the playing of an animation Refer to the MCI MK Installation Manual for setup details Previewing a Squeeze Effect You can preview your Effect preset on the Preview monitor without affecting the Program bus However during a SqueezeBack transition the preview output is not accurate To preview a squeeze effect 1 Setup your effect as outlined in the MC1 MK Operation Manual Press the required Channel Select button on the MC1 PANEL 16 2 3 Use the EFF SEL button to specify the desired squeeze effect for the transition 4 Press the SQUEEZE button Transitions with SqueezeBack This section provides examples of executing transitions that include SqueezeBack Preset Basic Transition with a Squeeze Effect Operation This is a SqueezeBack transition 1 Set up your effect using the tabs in the SqueezeBack Effects tab as outlined in the MCI MK Operation Manual 2 Use the EFF SEL button to specify the desired squeeze effect for the transition This is the effect that you configured in step 1 3 Select in the Transition Type area The Effect status field now indicates ON PST You can preview the squeeze dimensions on your Preview monitor Select the SQUEEZE button Select TAKE MC1 PANEL 16 U
66. ualified to do so Service barriers within this product are intended to protect the operator and service personnel from hazardous voltages For continued safety replace all barriers after servicing Certain parts of this equipment still present a safety hazard with the power switch in the OFF position To avoid electrical shock disconnect all A C power cords from the chassis rear appliance connectors before servicing This product contains safety critical parts which if incorrectly replaced may present a risk of fire or electrical shock Components contained within the product s power supplies and power supply area are not intended to be customer serviced and should be returned to the factory for repair To reduce the risk of fire replacement fuses must be the same type and rating Use only power cords specified for this product and certified for the country of use 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 The safe operation of this equipment requires that the user heed and adhere to all installation and servicing instruction contained within the equipment s manuals 27 WARNING This product includes an Ethernet Port which allows this product to be connected to a local area network LAN Only connect to networks that remain inside the building Do not connect to networks that go outside the building EMC Notices United States of America FCC Part 15 T
67. vailable or to override a custom user configuration and is intended to be used temporarily in order to establish communication Once initial communications are established the MC1 PANEL 16 should be configured for either DHCP or Static operation Note Use of this method for normal operation is not recommended as there is a high chance of IP Address conflicts To use a preset network configuration using the DIP Switch es 1 Power down the MC1 PANEL 16 2 Quit DashBoard on your computer 3 Set the DIP Switches to specify the preset IP Address as outlined in the section Setting the DIP Switches on page 2 5 4 Ensure the network settings of your computer are compatible with those chosen for the MC1 PANEL 16 similar but not identical and the Subnet Mask must match exactly the same For example if the MC1 PANEL 16 has an IP Address of 192 168 2 2 then your computer should be configured for an IP Address with 192 168 2 X where X is a number other than 2 Note The IP Addresses of the MC1 PANEL 16 and your computer must be 5 Before you begin and to prevent IP Address conflicts isolate the MC1 PANEL 16 and your DashBoard computer from the rest of your network Ifyou are using a hub or switch unplug all devices except the MC1 PANEL 16 and your DashBoard computer or e Connect the MC1 PANEL 16 directly to the DashBoard computer Note The MC1 PANEL 16 supports Auto MDIX enabling you to use any ethernet cable
68. when connecting the frame to the DashBoard computer 6 Launch DashBoard on your computer Power up the MC1 PANEL 16 8 Wait approximately 30 seconds while the MC1 PANEL 16 establishes network communications 9 Verify that the MC1 PANEL 16 displays in the Tree View of DashBoard 10 Should the MC1 PANEL 16 fail to display after a minute or two Verify the ethernet cables are properly connected e Check the link activity LEDs found on the ethernet RJ 45 connectors e Verify that you have properly performed each step of this procedure e Contact Ross Video Technical Support if you cannot establish a connection 11 Once communication is established Set SW1 to UP and SW2 to UP e Navigate to the Ethernet tab for the MC1 PANEL 16 in DashBoard Enter the new IP Address you wish to assign to the MC1 PANEL 16 MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 Configuration 3 7 MC1 PANEL 16 Personality There are a number of settings for how the MC1 PANEL 16 will react to different situations or how the panel elements appear to the operator Setting the Panel Name You can choose to give the MC1 PANEL 16 a unique name that displays in the Tree View of DashBoard To set the panel name 1 From the Tree View expand the node for the MC1 PANEL 16 you want to access 2 Select the Configuration node to display the interface in the right half of DashBoard 3 Select the Panel Name Permission tab Panel Name Permission T
69. yer Area This area represents the four keyers of the channel that the MC1 PANEL 16 is controlling Refer to the section Keying on page 4 11 for details Transition Area This area provides the options for selecting transition rates slow medium fast and type take fade fade take fade mix fade take and SqueezeBack The Fade to Black FTB button is also located in this area MC1 PANEL 16 User Manual Iss 01 1 4 Introduction Physical Connections The communication ports on the MC1 PANEL 16 are used for communication There are LAN ports for connecting to an external computer for upgrades and communicating with the openGear frame s that house your MC1 MK card s DIP switches are provided to configure the network connection of your panel J PMC LINK ETHERNET Figure 1 3 MC1 PANEL 16 Rear View 1 Power Supply Connections Two power supply connections PS1 PS2 are provided to connect external brick power supplies to the MC1 PANEL 16 Refer to the section Power Connections on page 2 7 for details 2 Ethernet Mode DIP Switches Use this 4 DIP Switch block when configuring the MC1 PANEL 16 ethernet settings Refer to the section Setting the DIP Switches on page 2 5 for details 3 Micro SD Card Slot This slot is used in the case of a software upgrade failure and under the guidance of Ross Technical Support This slot is not populated with a micro SD card when shipped from the fact

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