360 Systems 1200HD-EX - Manual (Page 28)

MAXX-1200 Owner’s Manual Page 27
Genlock Signal Quality
A genlock signal connected to the server must be of high quality. PLL circuits used in the
server remove residual jitter from the genlock signal, but may not be suitable for use with low-
quality signal sources such as consumer VTRs, as they may introduce time instability (wow)
into their output, making them inaccurate as a genlock source.
Keyboard
Attach the alphanumeric keyboard to the purple 5-pin KEYBD connector to control the server
and manage clips with the On-Screen graphic user interface.
Mouse
A two-button scroll mouse is provided with the server. Plug the mouse into the green 5-pin
mouse port. Do not use the USB ports, even if a mouse is USB capable.
Monitor
A VESA-compliant computer monitor may be connected to the 15-pin VGA video port. The
server resolution is fixed at 1024 x 768 pixels, with a refresh rate of 72 Hz. This is best-viewed
on 17-inch or larger monitors. 360 Systems does not include a monitor with the server.
Do not use older monitors that are not VESA compliant. The server may not start properly if an
unsuitable monitor is connected.
Serial Port
The rear panel motherboard mounted serial port is not used. Make no connection.
USB Ports
The USB ports are used for software upgrades for the server. Do not use them for any other
purpose.
AC Power
An IEC mains socket is provided on the rear panel for power. The server will accept world-
wide power sources in the range of 100-240 volts AC, 50/60 Hz. The server is shipped with a
power cord appropriate for the region in which it is sold. Replace the power cord only with
one of the same type and rating.
DO NOT use the power supply switch to shutdown the server. (See the section Shutting
Down server on the next page.) The rear panel power switch should only be used if the server
fails to shutdown after holding the front panel power switch for 4 seconds, and the shutdown
procedure from the GUI is not possible. The rear panel power switch can be used to prevent
the application of power during service procedures once the normal shutdown sequence has
completed.