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SECTION 3. OPERATION

3.1   INTRODUCTION

This section explains in detail the operation of the RSII using either the De-

tachable Front Panel Controller, the RS232/RS422 serial ports, or the Ethernet I/O
port.

3.2    CONNECTIONS

Connect audio and video sources and destinations as described in section 2.

There is no requirement that all inputs or outputs be used or terminated, but be
sure that all outputs which are used are properly terminated.

Outputs should not be looped back to unused inputs.

3.3 CONTROL VIA THE REMOTEABLE FRONT PANEL CONTROLLER

The optional detachable Remotable Front Panel Controller (RFPC) displays

information about the condition of the RSII crosspoints and the settings of the
optional volume, tone and balance (VTB)for each output. The display consists of
an LCD with a rotary switch to select and the output number and to adjust VTB
parameters. In addition, an array of 32 switches allows for the selection of
crosspoints and storage/recall of stored crosspoint patterns.

3.3.1 DISPLAYING THE CROSSPOINT CONNECTIONS AND VTB VALUES

In idle mode, line 1 of the RFPC display shows an output number (always

Zone 1 at powerup), a Video input number, and an Audio input number. Line 2
shows the current VTB settings for that output number: Volume, Bass, Treble, and
Balance. To stop the crawling motion push the Cancel button or turn the rotary
(the display will resume crawling after a few seconds). To view the crosspoint and
VTB data for another output, turn the rotary untilthe desired output number shows
on line 1 of the display.

3.3.2 CHANGING A CROSSPOINT CONNECTION

You can make crosspoint changes with the 16 input buttons and 16 output

buttons on the right. You may start with an input number or with an output
number, then push the connection you want to make. Changes may be made to
the videocrosspoint, the audio crosspoint, or both.

 

Two indicators under the

display show whether Video, Audio, or both will be affected. To change this
selection, before starting a crosspoint change, push the Select button one or more
times until the correct combination of lights is shown.

When making a crosspoint change, pushing one of the 16 input or output

buttons will cause the Armed LED to light indicating a change is pending. Make
the desired output or input connection, or push Cancel to start over. If no
crosspoint selection is made, the Armed light will go off after five seconds.

3.3.3 USING THE MUTE BUTTON

The Mute button under the display can be used to Mute any output. Turn

the Rotary until the output you wish to Mute shows on the display. Then push
the Mute button; you will be prompted to verify the output number and push
Mute again, or push cancel.

3.3.4 ADJUSTING VTB WITH THE ROTARY SWITCH

The VTB parameters of any output may be changed from the front panel.

Turn the rotary until the display is showing the output you wish to make changes
to, then click the rotary (push the knob in, then release it) until the desired param-
eter is displayed on the LCD.

Summary of Contents for QF-045

Page 1: ...O TECHNOLOGIES 8547 Grovemont Circle Gaithersburg MD 20877 TEL 301 840 5805 FAX 301 840 2946 www knoxvideo com RSII Routing Switcher System Operation and Technical Manual QF 045 RSIISeriesManual Rev 0...

Page 2: ...et Terminal Device 10 3 5 2 Routing Audio and Video 11 3 5 3 Using the Salvo Mode 12 3 5 4 Using the Queue Mode 12 3 5 5 How to Store and Recall Crosspoint Patterns 13 3 5 6 Controlling the Sound 13 3...

Page 3: ...nying the appliance WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OFFIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THISAPPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION To reduce the risk of electrical shocks fire etc 1 Do not remove screws...

Page 4: ...ctly Do not use this apparatus in a bathroom or places with water Also do not place any containers filled with water or liquids such as cosmetics or medicines flower vases potted plants cups etc on to...

Page 5: ...sting VTB with the Rotary Switch 9 Page i KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 19 KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE CAUTION Disconnect from power...

Page 6: ...int information is collected by the microprocessor from the optional front panel controller DFPC from the RS232 RS422 inputs on the front or rear panel and from the optional ethernet I O and distribut...

Page 7: ...c Equalization and Reclocking on all chanels Supported rates of 143 MB s 177 MB s 270 MB s 360 MB s 540MB s 1 485 1 001GB s Equalization at 1 485 GB s up to 140 Meters of Belden 1694A cable Connectors...

Page 8: ...0 264VAC 47 63 Hz 100 watts maximum internally fused Dimensions 19 wide by 3 5 high by 10 deep 2RU Shipping Weight 13 pounds Page 3 Page 16 KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System KNOX VIDEO RSII Rout...

Page 9: ...from 32 to 32 0 is the default value To mute the sound output send the command mxx1 for mute on mxx0 for mute off default is off Toselectloudnessonoroff Lxx1isloudnesson Lxx0isloudnessoff defaultisoff...

Page 10: ...System KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System AN NTSC PAL INPUT MUST BE LOOPED THROUGH TO A TERMINATED DEVICE OR A 75 OHM TERMINATOR MUST BE CONNECTEDATTHELOOPINGCONNECTOR 3 4 5 HOWTOSTOREANDRECALLCR...

Page 11: ...6 and 7 and receive data to the RSII to pins 8 and 9 Common is pin 5 Do not connect anything to pins 2 or 3 KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System KNOX VIDEO RSII Routing Switcher System 3 4 3 USING...

Page 12: ...dress in order to function properly To insure this you must first open a DOS window At the DOS prompt type the following i ARP S IP address MACaddress CR ARP space S space Your IP address space The as...

Page 13: ...rests against the face of the RSII Be sure to engage and finger tighten the two knurled screws to hold the DFPC firmly in place 3 4CONTROLVIATHESERIALRS232 RS422PORTORETHERNETPORT The RS232 RS422 ser...

Page 14: ...urn the rotary the display will resume crawling after a few seconds To view the crosspoint and VTB data for another output turn the rotary untilthe desired output number shows on line 1 of the display...

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