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1. E Press F1 from within ZConfigurator for further help with IP addresses L 16 9 QS100HD Operation Basic settings Setting oufput type and standard To configure the output of the multiviewer from ZConfigurator select System sefup and choose the Disp ay tab The DVI connector includes a single link digital signal To set the output resolution select the Configure button System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Hardware Card DVI card Resolution 1920 1080 1920 1080p E14861B Configure Display Manufacturer Model Generic LMD 1750W 50 Hz Mode son LMD 2050W i LMD 2450W 59 94 Hz Mode LMD 4250W Native Resolution 1920 x 1080 Background Color About User Pret Figure 12 System Properties Display tab resolutions A list of display manufacturers is presented on the left hand side of the dialog box Select the applicable SONY LMD LUMA model a The reference rate should match the refresh rate of the video sources used Use TIP 50Hz in PAL regions and 60Hz in NTSC regions tA RGB output selection is not applicable to the QS100HD UMD and Tally Setup QS100HD can emulate Under Monitor Display UMD functionality allowing window labels to be dynamically updated by external third party equipment To setup the2. According to this EU Directive all products sold in the European Union will be fully RoHS compliant and lead free See our website for more information on dates and deadlines for compliance Spare parts supplied for the repair and upgrade of equipment sold before July 1 2006 are exempt from the legislation Equipment that complies with the EU directive will be marked with a RoHS compliant emblem as shown below RoHS Compliant Figure 1 RoHS Compliance Emblem Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Compliance The European Union EU Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE deals with the collection treatment recovery and recycling of electrical and electronic waste products The objective of the WEEE Directive is to assign the responsibility for the disposal of associated hazardous waste to either the producers or users of these products Effective August 13 2005 producers or users will be required to recycle electrical and electronic equipment at end of its useful life and may not dispose of the equipment in landfills or by using other unapproved methods Some EU member states may have different deadlines In accordance with this EU Directive companies selling electric or electronic devices in the EU will affix labels indicating that such products must be properly recycled QS100HD Preface See the Harris website www harris com for more information on dates and de
3. T oD p BE x UMD i Main Label T Main Label ay pL z 720p 4x4 Main Label Quadi00 User Preferences Help Offline Unit Figure 5 ZConfigurator Layout Editor ZConfigurator runs on any personal computer running a Microsoft operating system and interconnects with the unit via the Ethernet port at the rear of the module ZConfigurator can be used to interconnect to multiple QS100HD or other compatible multiviewer units if a network is used ZConfigurator allows preset layouts stored in each multiviewer to be edited to create custom presets or new layouts to be created using a resource library containing Layout Templates Source Graphics and Layout Styles QS100HD Introduction Presets and new layouts can be stored in the multiviewer as well as local PC storage and recalled for later use ZConfigurafor Feafures Create new or edit existing layout configurations Read and edit all presets on any compatible multiviewer Save presets to attached multiviewer and or local PC storage Create new presets in off line mode Resource library with readymade styles templates source graphics analog digital clocks and timers Print layouts ZConfigurator layout controls Assign source to any PiP and define which are visible Change label text and assign any color to text border and background For each PiP define the following properties PiP position and size using drag and drop PiP border margins and color PiP labels
4. functions select the GP Mapping tab under System Setup Start by selecting a video card slot number 1 then select the physical ID 1 to 4 of a GPI channel at the rear of the frame Usage options depend on the function type selected from the drop down list System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code GPI Input Slot Number 1 Physical ID Board Type Logical ID lt Usage Type v Set IER CONTROL 1 Video Source Tally ID 1 Dr ddress Type lt gt About User Pr Figure 15 System Properties GPI tab Tally Mode A Tally is active if the assigned GPI contact is closed and inactive if open For example if a GPI with Physical ID 1 on slot 1 is assigned to Tally 1 on Source 1 it will control tally 1 for video source 1 Full screen Mode GPI closure triggers full screen for the associated PIP and GPI open reverts to multiview Layout Recall In Layout recall mode a contact closure on the first four GPl s in the system will recall a stored layout from the first four presets For example a contact closure on GPI 2 would recall Layout 2 and contact closure on GPI 1 would recall Layout 1 QS100HD Operation Audio Sefup The mapping of incoming audio channels to
5. DVI cable should be used for digitally connected displays 1 8 LIT I PLI DL I DL AE MIOOUOUUOU0O D6 OMOOOOOO0E Figure 8 Display Output Pin No Description Pin No Description DATA 2 16 Hot Plug Detect 2 DATA 2 17 DATA O 3 DATA 2 4 SHIELD 18 DATA 0 A DATA 4 19 DATA 0 5 SHIELD 5 DATA 4 20 DATA 5 6 DDC CLOCK 21 DATA 5 7 DDC DATA 22 CLOCK SHIELD 8 N C 23 CLOCK 9 DATA 1 24 CLOCK 10 DATA 1 11 DATA 1 3 SHIELD Cl N C 12 DATA 3 C2 N C 13 DATA 3 C3 N C 14 5V Power C4 N C 15 DATA GND C5 Analogue Ground Table 4 DVI display output QS100HD uses a DVI I connector to maximize compatibility with the widest Note range of cables but has NO analog RGB outputs This means that a DVI I cable will carry the digital part of the DVI signals to the display as well as a DVI D cable QS100HD Operation The Al B1 A2 or B2 front monitor buttons control sources and the DVI input button is used to select the QSTOOHD multiview output There are no controls to configure the QS100HD at the monitor and all multiviewer settings and layout control are accomplished using ZConfigurator software 7 The monitor s LCD status screen will display QS100HD status information when Note the monitor is powered up Getting Started All connections are made to the rear of the QS100HD module installed in an appropriate LMD Sony monitor A1 A2 B1 B2 HD SDI DVI D v OoOoo0o0gogo0oo00 Ofo pgaoagaogaooao
6. UMD or Tally indicator interface select System Setup and choose the UMD amp Tally tab QS100HD Operation System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Protocol Ts wa setup Address Type About User F Figure 13 System Properties UMD amp Tally tab Choose the desired UMD protocol from the drop down list and click OK when done Z Tallies are added as a component to a PIP in the edit layout window Select the Communication Ports tab and set the desired IP port to connect with the external 3rd party UMD and Tally controller System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mappin Network Settings Time Code Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Ethernet CLI Interface Unsolicited Message Interface UMD and TALLY COM Ports About User Pre Figure 14 Setting Communication Ports A Serial communication port selections are not applicable to the QS100HD Note 18 9 QS100HD Operation GPI functionality There are 4 CPI inputs Contact closure on GPI inputs can toggle the state of the Red Tally in each PiP or Full Screen Recall for each PiP or control Layout Recall for the first four presets To switch between the different
7. analog design with a digital clock at its center and a digital only clock similar to the timer The clock size and position can be changed using ZConfigurator Countdown Timer TECHNOLOGIES Timer Figure 4 Internal clocks and timers In the analog clock shown on the left yellow dots precede around the clock edge in place of hands turning red for the last ten seconds Clocks may be synced to an external NTP server This is an application running on a local server which can synchronize to a time source such as GPS or other master time source QS100HD Introduction Control options QS100HD may be controlled via ZConfigurator software GPI closures and source fullscreen select from the front panel of the LMD monitor in which it is installed LMD front panel control The LMD monitor in which the QS100HD is installed can display any of the 4 sources in full screen by selecting one of them from the front panel A multi image display available from the DVI D output should be connected to the DVI input of the monitor in which the QS100HD is installed The DVI source button on the LMD front panel can then be selected for the multi image display th The HD SDI O P will also provide a multi image display Layout control using ZConfigurator ZConfigurator is a Windows application allows layout configurations to be created and edited for compatible multiviewers Untitled ZConfigurator File Edit View Pw o Pm mH Pm oA A
8. or elsewhere Internet address A jump to a Web site or URL gt Advice or recommended practice Tip Important information that helps to avoid and troubleshoot ad problems Table 2 Writing Conventions Obtaining Documents Product support documents can be viewed or downloaded from our website Alternatively contact your Customer Service representative to request a document QS100HD Preface Unpacking Shipping Information Unpacking a Product This product was carefully inspected tested and calibrated before shipment to ensure years of stable and trouble free service 1 Check equipment for any visible damage that may have occurred during transit Confirm that you have received all items listed on the packing list Contact your dealer if any item on the packing list is missing Contact the carrier if any item is damaged E UN IE Remove all packaging material from the product and its associated components before you install the unit Keep at least one set of original packaging in the event that you need to return a product for servicing Product Servicing Except for firmware upgrades Harris QS100HD multiviewer modules are not designed for field servicing All hardware upgrades modifications or repairs require you to return the modules to the Customer Service center Returning a Product In the unlikely event that your product fails to operate properly please contact Customer Service to obtain a Ret
9. CATION ORDERING CODES QS100HD 33 35 QS100HD Preface Manual Information Purpose This manual details the features installation operation maintenance and specifications for the Harris QS100HD quad split module for Sony LMD monitors Audience This manual is written for engineers technicians and operators responsible for installation setup maintenance and or operation of the Harris QS100HD quad split module for Sony LMD monitors Revision History Edition Date Comments V 05 February 2008 1 full release V 06 May 2008 2 full release V 07 November 08 3 full release w new ZCon graphics Table 1 Revision hisfory of manual QS100HD Preface Writing Conventions To enhance your understanding the authors of this manual have adhered to the following text conventions Term or Convention Description Bold Dialog boxes property sheets fields buttons check boxes list boxes combo boxes menus submenus windows lists and selection names Italics E mail addresses the names of books or publications and the first instances of new terms and specialized words that need emphasis CAPS A specific key on the keyboard such as ENTER TAB CTRL ALT or DELETE Code Variables or command line entries such as a DOS entry or something you type into a field gt The direction of navigation through a hierarchy of menus and windows hyperlink A jump to another location within the electronic document
10. D connection icon or right click and select Connect e Select System Setup and click on the Network Settings tab QS100HD Operation System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Il Graphics lk Replicator Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards GPI Mapping Network Settings Network Settings fou can get F settings assigned automatically to the Multiviewer if your network supports this capability Ditherwise vou need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Alarms Unit Name MAC Address DID SOC F3 10 7 7 8 WER CONTROL Obtain IP Address Automatically 5 Use Static IP Address IP Address 137 237 206 214 iut Subnet Mask 255 255 25h oO ietup Address Type Gateway Enabled Gateway IP 13 237 206 123 Apply Figure 11 Network Settings e Enter a static IP address and appropriate subnet mask that matches the network e If required enable and enter a gateway address e Click OK to apply when done e Return the PC to its normal network address e Right click in the blue connection area and initiate a new search or restart ZConfigurator e The QS100HD connection icon appears Once multiviewers are autodetected they can be connected to by double clicking on their connection icons or by right clicking a connection icon and selecting Connect
11. D Operation Audio Alarms AES EBU meters are supported and the threshold for audio under and over alarms ranges from O to 45 dB Audio Over Level in dB 0 to 45 The level in dB s above which the audio is deemed to be too loud and an audio over event is triggered Audio Under Level Level in dB 0 to 45 The level in dB s below which the audio is deemed to be too low and an under level event is triggered Time in seconds The amount of time an audio source must be silent or under level before an alarm is raised Border Flash Flashing border alarms are not supported on the QS100HD PSU Monitoring Power supply level monitoring is not applicable to the QS100HD 22 9 QS100HD Operation Audio Settings Use the Audio tab to access general audio options The current system settings control audio metering options for all PiPs in all layouts System Properties Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Audio Meter Type AES EBU v Yellow Red Transition point 37 S db GreenYellow Transition point 41 db About User Pre Figure 20 System Audio Setup Select the audio meter type and then select the upper yellow red and lower green yellow transition points Scale types De embedded HD SDI SDI and discrete audio channels can only be assigned to
12. Imagine COMMUNICATIONS x User Manual ee ee QS100HD HD quad split module for Sony LMD monitors November 2010 Version 0 7 Delivering the Moment imaginecommunications com Publication Information 2014 Imagine Communications Corp Proprietary and Confidential Imagine Communications considers this document and its contents to be proprietary and confidential Except for making a reasonable number of copies for your own internal use you may not reproduce this publication or any part thereof in any form by any method for any purpose or in any language other than English without the written consent of Imagine Communications All others uses are illegal This publication is designed to assist in the use of the product as it exists on the date of publication of this manual and may not reflect the product at the current time or an unknown time in the future This pub lication does not in any way warrant description accuracy or guarantee the use for the product to which it refers Imagine Communications reserves the right without notice to make such changes in equipment design specifications components or documentation as progress may warrant to improve the performance of the product Trademarks QS100HD are trademarks of Imagine Communications or its subsidiaries Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks and trade names are the p
13. adlines for compliance Contact your local sales representative for information on returning these products for recycling Equipment that complies with the EU directive will be marked with a WEEE compliant emblem as shown below Figure 2 WEEE e ompliance Emblem Safety Carefully review all safety precautions to avoid injury and prevent damage to this product or any products connected to it If this product is rack mountable it should be mounted in an appropriate rack using the rack mounting positions and rear support guides provided lt is recommended that each frame be connected to a separate electrical circuit for protection against circuit overloading If this product relies on forced air cooling it is recommended that all obstructions to the air flow be removed prior to mounting the frame in the rack If this product has a provision for external earth grounding it is recommended that the frame be grounded to earth via the protective earth ground on the rear panel IMPORTANT Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures Safety Terms and Symbols in this Manual WARNING Statements identifying conditions or practices that may result in personal injury or loss of life High voltage is present CAUTION Statements identifying conditions or practices that can result in damage to the equipment or other property QS100HD Introduction Main features The QS100HD HD Quad module is an HD four window
14. an AES bar scale Scale Dynamic range Attack time Decay time AES EBU O to 45dB One sample 1 5 seconds per 20dB decay Click Apply when done to activate the chosen settings 23 Graphics Replicator QS100HD Operation The multiviewer supports the use of logos and other bitmap graphics as PiP backgrounds System Properties Alarms GFI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Bitmap List Id FileName Description 1 Zandarl bmp Zandar Logo 2 Dlympics bmp Olympics Logo 3 Harris bmp Harris Logo f WER CONTROL Bitmap Preview ut View setup Address Type Processing Status Bitmaps Loaded About User I Add Edit Delete Figure 21 Manage Bitmap Graphics Bitmaps can be managed using the Add Edit and Delete commands The replicator facility allows System Settings and Layouts to be duplicated on other multiviewers System Properties Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Destination Multiviewer List IP Adress 137 237 206 2 137 237 206 2 Status Waiting Waiting Name quad100 jason NER CONTROL ut few etup Replication Options C System Se
15. ards Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Frozen Picture Black Picture ER CONTROL 34 t Time Sec Level Percent Time Sec Level Ww Audio Over Level Audio Under Level aa 60 Time Sec Level dB Level dB About User Pre Figure 19 Alarm Setup The alarms supported depend on the options licensed or fitted to the connected multiviewer and the threshold ranges depend on the type of audio meter standard selected on the Audio System tab The following settings affect all PiPs that use the corresponding alarm Frozen Picture Delay Time in seconds 0 60 The amount of a time of video source would need to remain static before being declared frozen Level 1 30 The percentage of motion allowed in picture before it is deemed to no longer be static Normally used with noisy analog inputs Black Picture Time in seconds 0 60 The amount of a time of video source would need to remain below the black level threshold before being declared black Level 0 255 The video level or threshold below which pixels are deemed to be black Black is 16 default and white 235 Percent 0 10 The percentage of picture that may be allowed above the black level threshold in a black picture The threshold back off percentage control is provided so that a brief period of blackness won t trigger the alarm 21 9 QS100H
16. at is configured in the layout E HD will be forced to 16 9 even if 4 3 is selected o When enabled the video will take on the correct aspect ratio and fill the window with active video to the maximum horizontal or vertical dimension Unused space is filled with a grey border To force the aspect ratio right click on the camera icon in Edit Layout select Properties then select the Aspect Ratio from a drop down list Properties of Video 1 ET General Label Physical Identifier 1 Physical Type HD Video Maximum Size 1920 x 1080 Aspect Ratio Management Default Aspect Ratio 5 MN Video Border Size 0 iE 16 9 Figure 25 Video properties Aspect Ratio detection via WSS is not implemented on the QS100HD Note 27 QS100HD Operation Designing layouts for aspect ratio To design a layout select Edit Layout and then Template mode uL SEE EFI DL IER I NES ERU NEN 0 EE 01 QuadIDO User Preferences Help OS 100 HO 1921687070 Figure 26 Aspect ratio layout Click on a PIP to reveal its properties to select multiple PiPs press and hold Ctrl while select PiPs Under the PIP Properties on the right side of the window select the desired aspect ratio 4 3 14 9 or 16 9 from the drop down list The PIP will automatically resize taking into account any borders or labels that may be applied to the PIP Select Download Presetto apply changes 28 QS100HD Audio Monitoring QS100HD may b
17. ays even have a gamma adjustment to ensure that the full dynamic range is obtained Frequently Asked Questions ZConfigurafor cannot access any multiviewer on the network whaf s wrong Ensure that any Firewall present is not blocking either ZConfigurator or the IP address range of the network Also check that PC and multiviewer IP addresses are in the same subnet range as the rest of the network ZConfigurator needs to be permitted to access the network in order to detect and control multiviewers The first time ZConfigurator is run Windows will ask for permission to grant ZConfigurator network access However if it is run under a non admin account some personal firewalls will not allow it network access Check the user documentation that came with your firewall for more information Also see the answers to the following two questions The QS100HD is not responding what can I do Power cycle the LAD QS100HD unit and or check that the LMD monitor is operational Ensure that the host name IP number and port number are correct for TCP IP connections How do find out my multiviewer IP address To find out the current IP address of the multiviewer check the splash screen on the LCD during boot up The IP address will be displayed for a few seconds Can use a DHCP server to assign IP addresses A DHCP server dynamically allocates IP addresses Although this might appear to make system administration easy we recommend fixed addres
18. display processor card designed specifically for selected Sony LMD production monitors It is configurable as a Quad split or any 4 window arrangement It can drive LMD HD displays up to a resolution of 1920 x 1080 with auto sensing of analog composite SDI and HD SDI inputs e 4 auto sensing HD SDI SDI and composite video inputs e Full screen quad split and any 4 window display configuration e 10 bit resolution for all digital inputs e Compatible with the Sony LMD series of HD monitors e DVI D output supporting 1920 x 1080p e HD SDI output at 1080 or 720p dependent on DVI output resolution and frame rate e No more than 1 frame of delay from source to display e Control options include ZConfigurator software LMD front panel for full screen selection of any source GPI and LAN e Supports embedded audio metering with up to 16 in picture audio meters per video window e 4 GPI inputs for external triggers e Dynamic amp static UMD support e Configurable tally lamps up to four tally lamps per video window e Supports user bitmaps and logos e NTP timecode support with clocks with Up Down timers e Built in test patterns for display calibration Video sources are rendered as scalable windows with no more than 1 frame of delay from source to display The QS100HD multiview output can be monitored by 1 looping its DVI output to the LAD HD monitor s DVI input or 2 connecting its HD SDI output to suitable video input on another LMC mo
19. e configured to provide support for real time audio level meters for de embedded audio from SD HD inputs E uM J C36 DiNi Ac Lal Source Three 1080 59 Figure 27 Typical PiP attributes for in picture Bargraphs To improve scale visibility whilst keeping their appearance as discreet as possible scales are mixed with the background The audio bar and the normal operating level indicator replace the background 29 QS100HD Audio Monitoring HD SD SDI audio Scale types Up to 8 embedded audio channels in each SDI channel can be simultaneously de embedded and monitored with bargraph meters De embedded HD SDI SDI audio channels can only be assigned to an AES bar scale Scale Dynamic range Attack time Decay time AES EBU 45dB O to 45dB One sample 1 5 seconds per 20dB decay Table 5 Scale dynamic range and ballistics 7 A white graticule bar denotes typical line up operating level Actual operating Note levels may be different Configuration of audio bargraphs for each PiP can only be performed using ZConfigurator 30 QS100HD Trouble Shooting Solving display problems Most display problems can be traced to incorrect display calibration or poor link cabling Display calibration The display should always be properly calibrated to ensure high picture quality For example the display brightness and contrast should be set so that neither black nor white crushing occurs and some displ
20. e is not fully inserted the multimage display may function correctly but could result in the fan failing to startup and result in the system overheating e When the module has been correctly fitted re power the monitor by connecting the power cord e Check that front panel source select controls A1 B1 A2 B2 operate and that a faintly audible fan noise is heard 5 seconds after power up If this check fails UNPOWER THE MONITOR and check that the QS100HD module is fully inserted e Connect appropriate input signals to rear I O e Connect the supplied DVI cable between the DVI output of the QS100HD and the DVI input of the display e Refer to the Operation chapter for system and configuration settings QS100HD Installation QS100HD Connector I O All QST100HD I O connectors are factory fitted at the rear of the unit A1 A2 B1 B2 HD SDI DVI D Cocco mC m popononog ajo gt opopona noaoaonoo n ofo INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 GPI OUTPUT OUTPUT LAN Figure 6 QSTOOHD rear I O Input O and GPI pin out Connect HD SDI SDI or CVBS video to the IN BNC connectors Connect a DVI display to the DVI D output GPI pin out GPI Figure 7 GPI l O Pinout Pin No Function Pin No Function GPI In 2 5 GND 2 GND 6 GND 3 GPI In 3 7 GPI In 4 4 GPI In 1 8 GND Table 3 GPI O connector V GPI inputs are active when low grounded QS100HD Installation Display Oufput High quality
21. meter bargraphs in each PiP is accomplished within the layout editor Start by right clicking anywhere in the unpopulated area of a PiP to display the panel insert menu Insert Tally Lamp Insert Status Panel Insert Left Audio Insert Right Audio Properties Alt Enter Figure 16 Panel Insert Menu The panel insert menu will only appear if a Theme with the main panel already configured has been assigned Use the panel insert menu as shown above or select Properties or press Alt Enten and click on the Panel Objects tab Main Panel Panel Objects Tally and Text Size Panels Left Audio Panel Right Panel Right Panel Type S Right Audio Status Panel Figure 17 Panel Objects Once one or more left and or right Audio Panes have been inserted right click on a source to display a set of properties Select an option to display the Audio Panel Sefup menu and select audio channels as required Bread 1 Besse 3A Maiara te pdit E Je l Freomisbhe Baste Chairs VilecfSiok Mio Channel hio Type 5 Ersbseckbest p iEsibancicexd 1 Eonbesdeis 1 Erribusddesd 1 Chan L Chan z Chen 3 Chan 4 Oud 100 leer Preference dMelp tjrs ME CM ree Cis Figure 18 Audio Panel Setup 20 QS100HD Operation Using Alarms The Alarms tab allows the alarms supported by the multiviewer to be configured System Properties Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally C
22. nitor The QS100HD enhanced graphics engine delivers pristine image quality and can reproduce fine details even for small video windows Each video input is equipped with an advanced de interlacing and scaling engine to ensure high quality monitoring There is a wide range of applications wherever high quality real time monitoring centralized control and configurable virtual monitor walls are required QS100HD Introduction Typical applications include e Broadcast Monitoring in Studios and Production Control e Broadcast Monitoring in Master Control Rooms e Satellite Center amp Cable Head end Monitoring Figure 3 Typical Broadcast Application Applicable Sony LMD monitors The QS100HD is an integrated solution that fits into the expansion slot of Sony LMD production monitors with the following details LMD 2450W S N 3003387 and later exfactory from 19th December 2007 LMD 2050W S N 3003370 and later exfactory from 18th December 2007 LMD 4250W S N 3000001 and later exfactory from 7th January 2008 Using presets A range of preset layouts are available as standard and further layouts may be created with video tiles scaled to any size using ZConfigurator Any image can be made to fill the screen using Full Screen Mode GPls Dynamic UMDs and Tallies There are 4xGPI inputs which can be configured using ZConfigurator to control Full Screen Layout Recall or Tally lamps J GPls are OFF by default Note GPI functionalit
23. od OOO000000 ofo INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 GPI OUTPUT OUTPUT LAN Figure 9 rear view Connect HD SD or Composite video to the In BNC connectors Inputs are autodetected Properly screened high quality video cable should be used For a complete installation guide see the Installation chapter Power the monitor and use the front panel controls A1 B1 A2 or B2 to select one of the four sources to full screen This bypasses QS100HD processing so the multiview display from the QS100HD DVI output can only be seen if that output is fed back into the monitor s DVI input The supplied DVI cable should normally be fitted between the two DVI Note connectors at the rear of the unit To use the QS100HD multi image display press the DVI input button Each input contributes to a PiP or video tile on the display output PiPs are labeled using A B input numbers by default For multiview display on another monitor use the either the HD SDI or TYP QS100HD DVI output If the DVI output is used the LMD monitor with the QS100HD will still be able to display any of the 4 sources in full screen by selecting one of the sources from the front panel If this is the first time the unit has been used or if factory settings have been recalled the first preset will be shown on the LMD monitor __ Ifa PiP has no source connected a blue PiP window is shown for that source Note QS100HD Operation Using ZConfigurator QS100HD layout prese
24. ough a QST100HD multiviewer The total video delay is somewhere between 0 5 to 1 frame of video depending on the relative timing of the incoming sources 32 QS100HD Specification Video inputs Equalization Return Loss Display Outputs Resolution Control UMD Protocols Support Graphics Overlay Dimensions Power Environmental 4 auto sensing inputs HD SDI SMPTE 292M 1 485Gb s and or SDI SMPTE 259M 270Mb s and or Composite PAL NTSC BNC connectors Input impedance 75 Up to 250m cable for SD 100m for HD gt 15dB DVI D up to 165MHz output using DVI I Microcross connector HD SDI using BNC at 1080i or 720p dependent on DVI output resolution and frame rate Output Resolution User Programmable to 1920x1080 ZConfigurator layout configuration software for multiviewer operation via 100BaseT Ethernet control TCP IP on RJ45 connector CPI 4 GPI inputs Harris Zandar TSL Thomson ASCII Stylized video window skins In picture embedded audio bargraphs red green yellow 16 text amp border colors A tally lamps red green yellow blue Dynamic UMD tally 2 analog clocks 6 digital clocks 6 up down timers 200mm x 147 5mm x 20mm 10W Operating ambient temperature 0 C to 35 C recommended operation 15 C to 30 C Storage temperature 0 C to 50 C Humidity 70 max QS100HDHD Front Panel Control LMD QS100HDHD Integrated rear panel LMD QS Applicable Sony LMD moni
25. roperty of their respective compa nies Contact Information Imagine Communications has office locations around the world For locations and contact information see http www imaginecommunications com contact us Support Contact Information For support contact information see Support Contacts http www imaginecommunications com services technical support eCustomer Portal http support imaginecommunications com QS100HD Contents PREFACE MANUAL INFORMATION Purpose Audience Revision History Writing Conventions Obtaining Documents UNPACKING SHIPPING INFORMATION Unpacking a Product Product Servicing Returning a Product Restriction on Hazardous Substances RoHS Compliance Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Compliance Satety Satety Terms and Symbols in this Manual INTRODUCTION Main features Applicable Sony LMD monitors Using presets GPls Dynamic UMDs and Tallies Clocks and Timecode CONTROL OPTIONS LMD front panel control Layout control using ZContigurator INSTALLATION QS700HD Connector O OPERATION GETTING STARTED USING ZCONFIGURATOR Establishing a connection Basic settings AUDIO MONITORING HD SD SDI audio Scale types TROUBLE SHOOTING SOLVING DISPLAY PROBLEMS Display calibration FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS iii OO MNNN GW O MAAK AKA WH HH CO Nj Nj HK N e d N QO BR RA U amp N Q O O GC GW W OW N SPECIFI
26. sing This is because it works well with UMD Tally controllers which only recognize a multiviewer by its IP address and not its name DHCP 31 9 QS100HD Trouble Shooting servers may choose to change assigned addresses which would cause external controllers to lose connection with multiviewers The QS100HD does not currently support Dynamic addressing from a DHCP Note server Why can t I see any output This problem might occur if the display output cannot support the resolution of the attached display Check that there is power to the LMD display unit and that the QS100HD module is inserted correctly Check that one or more valid input signal s are connected and that the chosen PiPs or Tiles correspond to valid input s Ensure that the supplied short DVI cable is connected securely between the QS100HD and the LMD in which it is installed What can I do if the display image quality is poor Check that the short DVI cable is securely fastened to both receptacle connectors and that the QS100HD card is fully inserted within the expansion slot of the LMD What is the DVI I format and how do use it The QS100HD is equipped with a DVI D Display Output Microcross connector which outputs a digital video signal and does NOT have analog signals Pin out is given in the Installation chapter Cable length for digital signals may be as low as 2 meters but can be increased using DVI extenders What is the typical delay thr
27. text color and background Audio bargraphs choose over under thresholds Tally and UMD events PiP format 4 3 16 9 PiP layering priority not applicable to QS100HD Add clock and or up down timers QS100HD Installation The following advice is intended for user guidance and safety Service Service instructions are for trained personnel To avoid dangerous electric shock do not perform any service unless qualified to do so Do not install substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification to the unit These are solid state units with low supply voltage rails however mains voltages are present on certain parts of the unit These parts are not accessible under normal operating conditions There are no user serviceable parts within and only suitably qualified persons should carry out any repairs or modifications The mains supply must be disconnected before removing any covers Applicable LMD monitors The QS100HD board should only be installed in Sony LMD monitors with the following manufactured dates and serial numbers LMD 2450W 3003387 and later exfactory from 19th December 2007 LMD 2050W 3003370 and later exfactory from 18th December 2007 LMD 4250W 3000001 and later exfactory from 7th January 2008 Install the QSTOOHD as follows e Remove any power supply to the LMD monitor e Ensure that the QS100HD module has been full inserted and its bezel is flush with the monitor connector panel If the modul
28. tors QS100HD Specification Source Select A1 A2 B1 B2 and DVI for Multi image display 4 BNC inputs 1 BNC output 1 DVI D Female 1x Ethernet RJ45 1x GPI RJ45 1x Reset button LMD 2450W 3003387 and later exfactory from 19th December 2007 LMD 2050W 3003370 and later exfactory from 18th December 2007 LMD 4250W 3000001 and later exfactory from 7th January 2008 34 QS100HD Ordering Codes QS100HD product codes are as follows Code Description Z QS100HD High resolution 4 channel integrated quad module supporting HD 720p 1080i SDI 525 625 PAL and NTSC inputs auto selected Z DVI EXT DVI FM Extender to extend DVI display up to 2000 ft away from source from Gefen EXT DVI FM One per output Table 6 QST00HD options QS100HD Customer Service Support 1 888 534 8246 BCDService harris com Harris is a registered trademark of Harris Corporation Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective companies Broadcast Communications Division 4393 Digital Way Mason OH USA 45040 Tel 1 513 459 3400 HARRIS www broadcast harris com
29. ts are loaded into ZConfigurator when it connects to a multiviewer The factory presets are optimized for a particular output resolution and the size of the windows are as large as possible to fit within horizontal and vertical constraints ZConfigurator requires a PC with one or more connected multiviewers RJ45 Cable i LAN WAN LAN m to oO EM 5 P ERE 9 To ETH A1 A2 B1 HD SBI DVI D e i 1 C C 00 HO px INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 GPI OUTPUT OUTPUT LAN Figure 10 ZConfigurator and single QS100HD system Establishing a connection e Connect the QS100HD LAN port via TCP IP using a direct Ethernet connection single multiviewer or via a LAN multiple multiviewers e Power the LMD Monitor QS100HD e The Monitor LCD screen should show the current QS100HD IP address and MAC address for about 7 or 8 seconds e Make a note of the IP address Although ZConfigurator searches for multiviewers when first it starts the PC running ZConfigurator and the multiviewer MUST have IP addresses in the same range For this reason the IP address of the PC has to be changed to lie in the same sub net as the QS100HD for first time connection There is no way to change the IP address on the QS100HD from the monitor controls To continue the first time connection procedure e Change the PC s IP address to one in the same subnet range as the QS100HD e Launch ZConfigurator and double click on the QS100H
30. ttings C Layouts Address Type About User P Processing Status Doo Ready Replicate Figure 22 The Replicator 24 QS100HD Operation Temperature The System Temperature monitor refers to the junction temperature of the multiviewer processor and is rated to go to a maximum of 85 degrees C System Properties Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Alarms GPI Mapping Network Settings Time Code Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Fan Speed System Temperature Normal Mode 51 Low Noise Mode Info Fan speed in low noise mode Running fan speed in low causes system to run at a higher temperature VER CONTROL About User Pi Figure 23 Temperature Control Normal mode runs the fan at the standard operating speed consistent with optimum cooling while the Low Noise Mode allows a higher than normal temperature to achieve lower noise The current temperature can be read in the System Temperature box Tip Click on Refresh to update the temperature display 25 Timecode QS100HD Operation The Time Code tab allows the multiviewer time to be synchronized to external time code the PC internal clock or an NTP Server System Properties Display Audio System Communication Ports UMD and Tally Cards Temperature SNMP Settings Graphics Replicator Alarms GPI Mapping Network Se
31. ttings Time Code Time Codes 9 None Synchronize Multiviewer Time to PC ONTP HostIP 192 168 1 61 Update Time Seconds ER CONTROL About User Pre Figure 24 Time Synchronization Options None no external time reference is used Using the PC clock to sync clocks to an internal clock check Synchronize Multiviewer Time to PC Using an NTP server to sync clocks to an NTP server check N7P and enter its IP address The Network Time Protocol NTP is a protocol designed to resist the effects of variable latency and jitter when synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over the internet with a time server Note It is recommended to use NTP to synchronize to a reliable NTP server rather than a PC clock even if the PC also uses an internet time server since the PC time link will only exist for as long as the ZConfigurator is in control of the multiviewer Using an LTC source Horita Longitudinal Time Code and or the Horita option are not available for this multiviewer 26 QS100HD Operation Aspect Ratio Management QS100HD is designed to monitor 16 9 and 4 3 sources Standard definition sources can be configured to display with an aspect ratio of 16 9 4 9 or freeform where the video will fill the window shape that is configured in the layout High Definition sources can be configured to display with an aspect ratio of 16 9 or freeform where the video will fill the window shape th
32. urn Authorization RA number and then send the unit back for servicing Keep at least one set of original packaging in the event that a product needs to be returned for service If the original package is not available you can supply your own packaging as long as it meets the following criteria e The packaging must be able to withstand the product s weight e The product must be held rigid within the packaging e There must be at least 2 in 5 cm of space between the product and the container e The corners of the product must be protected Ship products back to us for servicing prepaid and if possible in the original packaging material If the product is still within the warranty period we will return the product prepaid after servicing QS100HD Preface Restriction on Hazardous Substances RoHS Compliance Directive 2002 95 EC commonly known as the European Union EU Restriction on Hazardous Substances RoHS sets limits on the use of certain substances found in electrical and electronic equipment The intent of this legislation is to reduce the amount of hazardous chemicals that may leach out of landfill sites or otherwise contaminate the environment during end of life recycling The Directive which took effect on July 1 2006 refers to the following hazardous substances Lead Pb Mercury Hg Cadmium Cd Hexavalent Chromium Cr V1 Polybrominated Biphenyls PBB Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers PBDE
33. y toggles on whether a GPI is closed or not for example when enabled a contact closure on GPI 1 will cause PiP 1 to go Full Screen on the display where it is positioned Contact open will cause the full screen display to revert to the preset layout QS100HD Introduction GPls can be configured to turn on one Tally lamp per PIP on and off Contact closure on GPI inputs can toggle any selected Tally GPls must be turned on and configured via ZConfigurator Two types of tally are supported GPI triggered tallies or router controlled tallies GPI inputs can be used to trigger events such as tally display The GPI interface supports up to 4 tallies in total and the router interface supports four tallies per PiP The multiviewer also supports up to two UMD Under Monitor Display captions per PiP with up to 16 characters per UMD Tally status and UMDs can be dynamically updated from attached routers GPI and router tallies cannot be used at the same time Note Router tallies and captions are configured via ZConfigurator and can be positioned within the PiP QS100HD interfaces to a selection of industry routers via Ethernet This ensures that source idents UMDs and tally status are dynamically updated by the router or UMD controller Refer to the Using ZConfigurator chapter online help and or Operation chapter for further details of UMD and Tally configuration Clocks and Timecode Internally generated clock formats use a handless
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