New Media Technology Omnia ONE Multicast - Manual (Page 17)

Installation & Connections
Throughout this section reference is made to “software parameters.” These are part of the User Interface, which is
covered in detail in Chapter 2.
Rack Mounting
The OmniaONE requires one RU (1.75" [44.45 mm]) of rack space. Rack mount the unit using four rack screws. If
only two screws are going to be used, they should be in the bottom holes in the Omnia front panel. No other two-
screw mounting arrangement will prevent distortion of the front panel!
Adequate ventilation should be provided, and it is always good engineering practice to allow one blank rack space
immediately above and below the Omnia, especially if equipment generating significant heat is located below the
unit. You may install 1RU (1.75") vented or solid rack panels to fill these spaces.
The processor should be installed into a properly grounded 19" equipment rack. Refer to Chapter X, “OmniaONE
User Tips”, for additional considerations on where to physically locate your processor.
AC Power Connection
OmniaONE utilizes an un-switched EMI-filtered IEC power-entry module.
OmniaONE’s automatic voltage–sensing, high-efficiency switching power supply allows it to operate on AC mains
voltages from 100 to 240 VAC and from source frequencies of either 50 or 60 Hz.
In the USA, plug the provided IEC type AC power cord into the unit and then into a grounded AC outlet.
Outside of the USA you must use the appropriate power cord that complies with local electrical regulations.
After power is first applied to the OmniaONE, the LCD screen, the “in” and “out” LED’s and the rightmost
segments of the LED bargraph meters should light. After about 20 seconds the LCD screen should show
“OmniaONE Multicast” and at about 30 seconds the Main Menu should appear. Once the Main Menu appears the
unit is ready for use.
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