Grass Valley Kalypso Emergency Bypass Option - Manual (Page 19)

Kalypso Emergency Bypass Option Instruction Manual 19
Configuration
• Connect the J6 Program 1 (and J8 Program 2 if used) outputs of the
Relay Module to your downstream targets (monitor, transmitter). The
bypass program output signals are identical.
• Connect the J2 Pvw Out of the Relay Module to a Kalypso system
preview monitor (typically switched preview or PGM PST PVW A).
When Emergency Bypass is not active, this output shows the normal
preview signal. When Emergency Bypass is active, the preview for the
Emergency Bypass keyer is shown, consisting of the current back-
ground with both keys on.
Reference
Connect a black burst video reference to J9 or J10 on the Keyer module,
either terminated or looped through (
Figure 8 ).
Configuration
SMS 7000 Router
If the SMS 7000 router is not already configured, you will need to define the
node controller, physical matrix, virtual matrix, levels, sources, and desti-
nations (see the SMS 7000 Configuration Manual).
Confirm that a CIF Module Option is installed, with its Serial Mezzanine in
module position 1. To configure this option for communication with the
Kalypso Local Aux panel:
1. Open your existing Router configuration using the SMS 7000 GUI.
2. Go to Setup / Cfgd Np Internet , and edit NPI1 , identifying the levels you wish
the Kalypso system to be able to control.
3. Go to the Serial Amezi menu, and select the Native (& m2100) protocol,
and set it to RS422.
4. Set the following serial settings:
• 422 driver, 9600 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.
5. In the Co-processors menu, create a new co-processor for this serial
Amezi.
6. If necessary, go to Configuration / Destination and add any new destinations
that will be used for the Emergency Bypass system. You will need to
specify the proper levels if a destination is a video /key pair and note
the names and connector numbers.