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General| BNC input ports | 32 |
|---|---|
| RJ-45 input ports | 1 |
| Product color | Black |
| Maximum operating distance | 400 m |
| AC adapter frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| AC adapter input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -40 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 90 % |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 39.12 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 441.96 mm |
| Height | 88.9 mm |
| Weight | 2100 g |
Lists registered and trademarked names associated with AJA Video Systems and other companies.
States the copyright holder and general rights reserved for the document.
Provides contact methods including telephone, fax, web, and email for AJA support.
Introduces KUMO compact SDI routers as cost-effective, robust, and reliable devices supporting broadcast specifications.
Details the features of KUMO routers for ease of use in a broad range of SDI applications and workflows.
Describes the power supply requirements and connections for KUMO units, including redundancy.
Explains the Ethernet connection for network access, control, and interoperability.
Details the function of the Identify LED for unit identification and the reset button for safeboot.
Explains the REF BNC connector for synchronizing crosspoint switch timing with house video signals.
Describes how to connect SDI video sources and destinations to the BNC connectors based on model.
Details the RS-422 connector for serial connections, enabling interoperability with other devices.
Describes the connections for KUMO control panels, noting RJ-45 Ethernet but no BNC or RS-422 ports.
Explains the default network settings using DHCP for simple system operation by connecting Ethernet.
Summarizes the steps required for KUMO SDI router installation and configuration.
Lists the components included in the package when unpacking a KUMO SDI device.
Details chassis dimensions, cable routing space, and ensuring adequate airspace for cooling.
Specifies input voltage, frequency, and the option for a redundant power supply.
Explains the easiest setup using a direct Ethernet connection between KUMO router and CP.
Details using Safari and Bonjour for auto-detecting and connecting to KUMO devices on a Mac.
Explains controlling KUMO routers via UPnP network discovery on Windows PCs.
Connects KUMO routers to a LAN using Ethernet cables, hubs, or switches for network operation.
Methods for setting up and controlling KUMO routers from a Mac using Safari browser.
Using the KUMO's static IP address for browser control on Mac OSX.
Using Universal Plug and Play for network discovery and control of KUMO routers on Windows.
Using the KUMO's temporary static IP address for browser control on Windows PCs.
Describes using the web UI Identify button to find the physical location of a KUMO router or panel.
Introduces the web server and network-attached computer interface for KUMO router monitoring and adjustment.
Details the navigational tabs (Home, Configuration, Network, Firmware, Alarms, Identify) in the KUMO web browser UI.
Explains how to select KUMO devices from the Home screen's pulldown menu for control or monitoring.
Describes the operation of source and destination buttons in the web browser interface for routing signals.
Details the BNC connector usage for each signal in Dual and Quad modes, referencing a table.
Explains how to lock Destinations to prevent Source changes from specific panels.
Describes how to hide selected Destinations from display on the Home control panel.
Provides a procedure to install software updates to the KUMO via a web browser.
Introduces KUMO hardware panels as destination-oriented control panels for routers.
Refers to Chapter 2 for detailed information about KUMO hardware control panel installation and network configuration.
Details the connectors and indicators found on KUMO CP and CP2 control panels.
Explains how pressing the Panel Lock button disables all panel functions.
Describes preventing changes to a KUMO destination by pressing DEST LOCK.
Use router delegate buttons to connect to the specific router to be controlled.
Buttons that serve multiple functions, including selecting shifted sources/destinations and performing resets.
Assigns routers to panel select buttons and provides refresh functionality.
Adjusts display intensity and resets panel configurations to factory defaults.
Enables or disables Source and Destination buttons on a control panel for specific workflows.
Lists general specifications applicable to all KUMO router models, including video formats and network interfaces.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO 6464 model.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO 3232 model.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO 1616 model.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO 1604 model.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO CP2 control panel.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KUMO CP control panel.
Provides FCC Class A interference statement and caution regarding operation.
States compliance with Canadian Radio Interference Regulations for digital apparatus.
Lists countries within the European Union and EFTA where the equipment may be operated.
Details the five-year limited warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
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