Power supply, Introduction – Grass Valley NV8256-Plus v.1.2 User Manual

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Rev 1.2 • 20 Oct 08

2. Introduction

Power Supply

tion of each type of card, see

Active Cards

on page 15. The two connected routers are listed as

Router 1 and Router 2. Although the examples list a full complement of input cards, the number of
cards installed depends on the number of inputs and outputs being managed by a specific switching
configuration. The optional, redundant crosspoint card (installed in the center crosspoint card slot)
is not included in the following examples. Only required crosspoint cards are listed.

Power Supply

The power supply for the NV8256-Plus is an external, separate frame, the NV6257. The NV6257
uses the NVISION PS6000 series power supply module. The NV8256-Plus router requires four
PS6000 power supply modules. For redundancy, an additional four PS6000 modules can be
installed. The NV6257 can house a total of four primary and four redundant PS6000 power supply
modules. This means that one NV6257 power supply frame can power one NV8256-Plus router
frame.

The PS6000 power supply module accepts a wide range of AC input voltages and produces five
+48 VDC outputs. The power supply automatically senses the AC input voltage (90–130 and 180–
250 VAC) and adjusts to maintain a relatively constant DC output; no voltage selection is required.

The five regulated outputs are directed to modules in the router where on-board regulators produce
the DC voltages required by the local circuits. Each +48VDC output powers one of the five green
LEDs and output test points located on the front of the power supply. Under normal operation, all
five LEDs are lit. For more information, see

Indicator LEDs

on page 60.

Figure 2-1 shows the power supply architecture.

Figure 2-1. PS6000 Power Supply Module Diagram

For information on making power supply connections, see

Making Power Connections

on page 28.

Inputs ×
Outputs

Number of
Frames

Number of
Crosspoint
Cards

Crosspoint
Card Slot

Type of
Input Card

Output Cards
in Router

256×256

1

1

Left

Standard

Router 1

256×512

2

2

Router 1: Left
Router 2: Right

Router 1: Standard
Router 2: Filler

Router 1,
Router 2

512×256

2

2

Router 1: Left, Right
Router 2: None

Router 1: Standard
Router 2: Standard

Only on
Router 1

512×512

2

4

Router 1: Left, Right

Router 2: Left, Right

Router 1: Standard

Router 2: Standard

Router 1,

Router 2

Power Sense

and Limiting

AC Input, Fuse,

Rectifiers, and Filter

Power Factor

Correction

+48VDC

Regulators (×5)

+48VDC

Out (×5)

90–130VAC or

180–250VAC In

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