Making video reference connections, Making video reference, Connections – Grass Valley NV8288 v.1.5 User Manual

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NV8288 and NV8288-Plus Digital Video Routers • User’s Guide

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3. Installation

Making Video Reference Connections

The following lists the DE9 pin connectors for RS-422:

3 Connect the other end of the cable to the PC running the UniConfig application.

Making Video Reference Connections

The NV8288 and the NV8288-Plus provide timing reference connections for analog video signals,
labeled ‘VIDEO REF 1’ and ‘VIDEO REF 2’. The control card uses these references to perform
takes at the proper point in time (per SMPTE RP168), determining the router’s video frame switch
points. The video reference connections require a stable source of PAL, NTSC or Tri-level sync.
Both video reference connections use 75

ohm BNC connectors and coaxial cable. For a detailed

description of the video reference connections, see

Video Reference

on page 14.

Each ‘VIDEO REF’ connection can be use the same reference source (redundant) or two unique
reference sources (dual). For more information, see

Redundant and Dual References

on page 14.

If a video reference is present, signals switch at the defined frame and line switch points. If a video
reference is not present, the router still performs takes using an internally generated reference sig-
nal. If a video reference is not connected, the control card displays a lit red LED. (See

Indicator

LEDs

on page 58.)

How to Make Connections to the Video References

1 Locate the video reference connections on the rear of the router, as shown in Figure 3-18. The

video reference connections are labeled ‘VIDEO REF1’ and ‘VIDEO REF2’.

Figure 3-18. Video Reference Connections and BNC Connector (Rear View)

2 Connect to the ‘VIDEO REF 1’ connection using a 75

ohm BNC connector and coaxial cable.

3 Connect the other end of the cable to a reference signal. Be sure the incoming signal is from a

stable source. The signals can be:

PC End

Pins

Router End

Ground

1 ------------1

Ground

Rx–

2 ------------2

Tx–

Tx+

3 ------------3

Rx+

Tx Common

4 ------------4

Rx Common

N/C

5 ------------5

N/C

Rx Common

6 ------------6

Tx Common

Rx+

7 ------------7

Tx+

Tx–

8 ------------8

Rx–

Ground

9 ------------9

Ground

RTR EXPANSION

E146905

10/100 BT

10/100 BT

RTR EXPANSION

VIDEO

REF 1

LOOP

VIDEO

REF 2

LOOP

AUX 1

AUX 2

CTRL 1

CTRL 1

CTRL 2

CTRL 2

ALARMS

POWER SUPPLY

MONITORS

POWER INPUT

TIME

CODE

PRI

CTRL

SEC

CTRL

PRI CTRL

SEC CTRL

DIAG (38.4 Kbaud)

DIAG (38.4 Kbaud)

Video Reference

Connectors

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