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Details CE marking compliance and European standards for the equipment.
Explains FCC Class A digital device compliance and potential interference.
Highlights key features like video/audio transitions, Dolby, voice-overs, and keyers.
Instructions for removing, checking equipment from boxes, and reporting transit damage.
Procedures for installing module rear plates and modules into the frame.
Details on rack mounting the 3025SW frame and securing it in an equipment rack.
Explains the cooling design, fan placement, and airflow requirements for adequate operation.
Guidelines for qualified personnel on changing fuses and replacing power supplies.
Covers connecting power, turning the unit on/off, and understanding power supply status indicators.
Describes how to identify and interpret frame status fault conditions and module fault LEDs.
Provides an overview of the rear panel connections for the 3025SW unit.
Details the various input/output (IO) connections on the 3025SW rear plate.
Instructions for connecting a linear time code source for internal clock timing.
Explains connecting the 3025SW to an Ethernet network using 10/100/1000 Base-T.
Guides on installing various Evertz control panels like QMC-CP-1000E, QMC-CP-E, and QMC-CP2048E.
Outlines essential precautions to prevent damage to semiconductor devices from electrostatic discharge.
Covers rack mounting and cooling requirements for control panels to ensure proper operation.
Recommendations for using shielded cables and an overview of rear panel connections for control panels.
Describes a typical system diagram illustrating the components and connections of a 3025SW setup.
Details the 3025SW's support for video formats, program/preview paths, and audio capabilities.
Guides on configuring IP addresses and QLINK IDs for the 3025SW using EMC-Setup software.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up a new channel within the EMC-Setup application.
Details general parameters for channel behavior, including Mini Master Mode and channel naming.
Configures video standards, outputs, genlock source, and DVE settings for the 3025SW channel.
Settings for audio input parameters, including format, gain, type, and ratio for audio channels.
Defines default audio input settings and stores, including bus defaults, summing, and input types.
Allows users to configure the audio shuffler for mapping audio input channels to output channels.
Settings for internal keyer routing, priority, and key signal parameters like gain and clip.
Configuration of Q-link and serial port settings, including protocol and communications modes.
Details how to configure MiniMaster inputs and sources for PGM/PST buses based on keyer settings.
Enables configuration of diagnostic features for locating problems and troubleshooting video/audio issues.
Allows configuration of vertical blanking for selective bypass or blanking of specific video lines.
Settings for defining wipe presets, timing, characteristics, and panel button text for transitions.
Configuration of the system's time, date, and time zone using manual, computer, or NTP server sources.
Configuration of General Purpose Inputs and Outputs (GPI/O) parameters, including GPI and GPO functions.
Settings for the Emergency Alert System (+E) option, including vertical position, font, and color.
Configuration of temperature parameters, including format, source (METAR, Probe, File, Manual).
Configuration of proxy server parameters to allow external data access via RSS feeds or METAR.
Custom transition settings for video and audio, defining duration, lag, dwell, and lead for various speeds.
Defines source names, audio parameters, shuffle stores, and format for each source.
Overview of control panels like QMC-CP-E and QMC-CP-1000E for single channel operations.
Discusses control panel usage for multi-channel systems, often involving QMC-DCP or combinations.
Steps for configuring control panels via EMC-Setup, including adding, editing, and exporting panel settings.
Details the internal media store, layers, file formats, and storage capacity for graphics and audio.
Explains the DVE option for digital video effects like Size, Position, Squeeze, and Crop.
Guides on creating and managing macros, which define timelines of actions for automation or GPI recall.
Describes the Markets feature for grouping similar channels for simultaneous manual control.
Assigns channels to panels for online polling and configuration management.
Details system compatibility with automation and scheduling systems via protocols like GVG/Tektronix M2100.
Instructions for connecting and configuring the optional temperature probe for display in logos.
Details how to configure the Emergency Alert System option for serial or IP-based EAS decoders.
Explains connecting and configuring EAS decoders (Sage, TFT, DASDEC) with the 3025SW.
Describes various key types on control panels and their functions, including Lock, Menu, and GPI/O.
Explains the functionality of GPIO/O TOGGLE, ASSERT, ACTIVATE, and TALLY buttons on control panels.
Provides methods for upgrading 3025SW firmware using Overture Media Manager, FTP, or serial connection.
How to check the current firmware, software version, and installed ordering options of the unit.
Details on using up/down timers, including parameter configuration, starting, stopping, and toggling.
Technical specifications for video connections, switching reference, control, inputs/outputs, and physical/electrical data.
Lists available modules, options, frames, breakout panels, and control panels for the 3025SW system.
Details CE marking compliance and European standards for the equipment.
Explains FCC Class A digital device compliance and potential interference.
Highlights key features like video/audio transitions, Dolby, voice-overs, and keyers.
Instructions for removing, checking equipment from boxes, and reporting transit damage.
Procedures for installing module rear plates and modules into the frame.
Details on rack mounting the 3025SW frame and securing it in an equipment rack.
Explains the cooling design, fan placement, and airflow requirements for adequate operation.
Guidelines for qualified personnel on changing fuses and replacing power supplies.
Covers connecting power, turning the unit on/off, and understanding power supply status indicators.
Describes how to identify and interpret frame status fault conditions and module fault LEDs.
Provides an overview of the rear panel connections for the 3025SW unit.
Details the various input/output (IO) connections on the 3025SW rear plate.
Instructions for connecting a linear time code source for internal clock timing.
Explains connecting the 3025SW to an Ethernet network using 10/100/1000 Base-T.
Guides on installing various Evertz control panels like QMC-CP-1000E, QMC-CP-E, and QMC-CP2048E.
Outlines essential precautions to prevent damage to semiconductor devices from electrostatic discharge.
Covers rack mounting and cooling requirements for control panels to ensure proper operation.
Recommendations for using shielded cables and an overview of rear panel connections for control panels.
Describes a typical system diagram illustrating the components and connections of a 3025SW setup.
Details the 3025SW's support for video formats, program/preview paths, and audio capabilities.
Guides on configuring IP addresses and QLINK IDs for the 3025SW using EMC-Setup software.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up a new channel within the EMC-Setup application.
Details general parameters for channel behavior, including Mini Master Mode and channel naming.
Configures video standards, outputs, genlock source, and DVE settings for the 3025SW channel.
Settings for audio input parameters, including format, gain, type, and ratio for audio channels.
Defines default audio input settings and stores, including bus defaults, summing, and input types.
Allows users to configure the audio shuffler for mapping audio input channels to output channels.
Settings for internal keyer routing, priority, and key signal parameters like gain and clip.
Configuration of Q-link and serial port settings, including protocol and communications modes.
Details how to configure MiniMaster inputs and sources for PGM/PST buses based on keyer settings.
Enables configuration of diagnostic features for locating problems and troubleshooting video/audio issues.
Allows configuration of vertical blanking for selective bypass or blanking of specific video lines.
Settings for defining wipe presets, timing, characteristics, and panel button text for transitions.
Configuration of the system's time, date, and time zone using manual, computer, or NTP server sources.
Configuration of General Purpose Inputs and Outputs (GPI/O) parameters, including GPI and GPO functions.
Settings for the Emergency Alert System (+E) option, including vertical position, font, and color.
Configuration of temperature parameters, including format, source (METAR, Probe, File, Manual).
Configuration of proxy server parameters to allow external data access via RSS feeds or METAR.
Custom transition settings for video and audio, defining duration, lag, dwell, and lead for various speeds.
Defines source names, audio parameters, shuffle stores, and format for each source.
Overview of control panels like QMC-CP-E and QMC-CP-1000E for single channel operations.
Discusses control panel usage for multi-channel systems, often involving QMC-DCP or combinations.
Steps for configuring control panels via EMC-Setup, including adding, editing, and exporting panel settings.
Details the internal media store, layers, file formats, and storage capacity for graphics and audio.
Explains the DVE option for digital video effects like Size, Position, Squeeze, and Crop.
Guides on creating and managing macros, which define timelines of actions for automation or GPI recall.
Describes the Markets feature for grouping similar channels for simultaneous manual control.
Assigns channels to panels for online polling and configuration management.
Details system compatibility with automation and scheduling systems via protocols like GVG/Tektronix M2100.
Instructions for connecting and configuring the optional temperature probe for display in logos.
Details how to configure the Emergency Alert System option for serial or IP-based EAS decoders.
Explains connecting and configuring EAS decoders (Sage, TFT, DASDEC) with the 3025SW.
Describes various key types on control panels and their functions, including Lock, Menu, and GPI/O.
Explains the functionality of GPIO/O TOGGLE, ASSERT, ACTIVATE, and TALLY buttons on control panels.
Provides methods for upgrading 3025SW firmware using Overture Media Manager, FTP, or serial connection.
How to check the current firmware, software version, and installed ordering options of the unit.
Details on using up/down timers, including parameter configuration, starting, stopping, and toggling.
Technical specifications for video connections, switching reference, control, inputs/outputs, and physical/electrical data.
Lists available modules, options, frames, breakout panels, and control panels for the 3025SW system.
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