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Model 5600MSC Master Clock/SPG Manual

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Revision 1.6 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

You can not send the configuration to a 5600MSC that is operating in User mode.

You must first set it to Eng mode using the Eng/User Mode menu item on the

GENERAL menu.

Figure 4-1: VistaLINK

Configuration – Input Menu Pruning

USO RESTRITO

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Important Safety Instructions3
- Table of Contents7
Overview15
- Figure 1-1: Redundant Master Clock/Spg with Auto Changeover System Diagram16
How to Use this Manual17
- Revision20
Definitions17
Chapter 2 Installation25
Rear Panel25
- 10 Mhz Connections25
- Reference Video Connections25
- Sync Outputs25
- Ethernet Connections25
- Figure 2-1: 5600MSC Rear Panel25
- Table 2-1. Standard RJ45 Wiring Colour Codes26
- Linear Time Code Connections27
- Serial Port and Modem Connections27
- Table 2-2: LTC out Pin Definitions27
- Table 2-3: COM Port Pin Definitions27
- Parallel Remote Control and Auxiliary Connections28
- Table 2-4: GPS Serial Port Pin Definitions28
- Table 2-5: AUX I/O Pin Definitions28
- Analog Audio and Video Test Generator Connections (STG Option)29
- SDI Test Generator Connections (STG Option)29
- Table 2-6: DARS/AES/ANALOG Terminal Strip Pin Definitions29
- HD SDI Test Generator Connections (HTG Option)30
- Power Connections30
Mounting30
Connecting the General Purpose Inputs and Outputs30
Connecting the Serial Ports in Synchro Mode31
- Figure 2-2: Typical GPIO Circuitry31
Gps Receiver Installation (G Option)32
- Mounting the GPS Smart Antenna32
- Table 2-7: 5600MSC-1-0-30 Synchro Cable32
- Connecting the GPS Smart Antenna to the 5600MSC33
- Figure 2-3: Pole Mounting the Smart Antenna33
- Figure 2-4: Accutime 2000 Smart Antenna to 5600MSC Interface Cable (Evertz Part WA-T09)34
- Figure 2-5: Accutime 2000 Extender Cable34
- System Startup35
How to Operate the Master Clock/Spg43
An Overview of Key and Display Functions43
- The Setup Menu Pushbutton Group43
- Figure 3-1: Model 5600MSC Front Panel Layout43
- The Display Button Group44
- Panel Lock Key Functions44
- Shaft Encoder Knob44
- An Overview of the Status Indicators45
Front Panel Display Functions46
- Front Panel Displays46
- Special Front Panel Indicators46
Front Panel Status Functions46
- GPS Status Messages47
- Time Reference Status Messages47
- Frequency Reference Status Messages47
- Modem Status48
- NTP Messages48
- LTC 1 Output Power Status Messages48
- Power Supply Status Messages49
- GPI Input Supply Status Messages49
- Cooling Fan Status Messages49
- Synchro Status Messages49
- Flashing Leds49
An Overview of the Setup Menu System49
Configuring the Input References51
- Configuring the Frequency Reference51
- Table 3-1: Top Level of the Input Setup Menu51
- Figure 3-2: Sync Generation - GPS Frequency Reference52
- Figure 3-3: Sync Generation - NTSC or 59.95 Hz Video Reference52
- Figure 3-4: Sync Generation - PAL or 50 Hz Video Reference52
- Figure 3-5: Sync Generation - 10 Mhz Reference - NTSC Outputs53
- Figure 3-6: Sync Generation - 10 Mhz Reference - PAL Outputs53
- Figure 3-7: Sync Generation - no Reference - NTSC Outputs53
- Configuring the Time Reference54
- Figure 3-8: Sync Generation - no Reference - PAL Outputs54
- Setting the VITC Reader Line56
- Configuring the Genlock Capture Range56
- Synchronizing the System Master Oscillator to the Frequency Reference Immediately3-1557
- Configuring the Lock Speed58
Configuring the Outputs59
- Configuring the LTC Outputs59
- Configuring the Video Sync Outputs63
- Configuring the Analog Video Test Generator Output (STG Option Only)72
- Selecting the Analog Video Test Generator Signal (STG Option Only)74
- Table 3-3: 525 Line Test Signal Selection75
- Table 3-4: 625 Line Test Signal Selection75
- Configuring the SDI Video Test Generator Output (STG Option Only)76
- Selecting the SDI Video Test Generator Signal (STG Option Only)80
- Configuring the HD SDI Video Test Generator Output (HTG Option Only)81
- Selecting the HD SDI Video Test Generator Signal (HTG Option Only)87
- Configuring the Output Global Phasing89
  - Enabling the Global Phase Offset89
  - Setting the Global Phase Offset Value90
- Configuring Whether NTSC Analog Video Outputs Contain Setup Pedestal90
- Configuring the Balanced Analog Audio Output (STG Option Only)90
- Configuring the DARS and AES Outputs (STG Option Only)93
General Configuration Items96
- Table 3-7: Top Level of the General Setup Menu96
CHAPTER 3 Configuring Engineering or User Operation Modes106
- Saving and Storing 5600MSC Presets107
- Configuring the Internet Protocol Address108
- Configuring the Network Time Protocol Functions (Units Fitted with the T Option)109
  - Setting up the NTP Restrictions109
- Setting the System Time When There Is no Time Reference110
- Setting the System Date When There Is no Time Reference110
- Setting the User Bits in Manual User Bit Mode111
- Setting the User Bits Mode112
OPERATING with GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM LOCK (G Option)113
- The Global Positioning System Overview113
- GPS Lock Operation113
- Figure 4-1: Vistalink Figure 4-2: Vistalink Figure 4-3: Vistalink115
Chapter 4 Technical Description117
Specifications117
- Analog Sync Outputs117
- 10Mhz Input and Output117
- LTC Outputs117
- Genlock Input118
- Communications and Control118
- GPS Receiver (G Option Installed)118
- DARS & AES Test Generator Outputs (STG Option Installed)119
- Analog Composite Video Test Signal Generator (STG Option Installed)119
- Analog Audio Tones Generator (STG Option Installed)119
- SDI Test Generator Outputs (STG Option Installed)120
- HDTV Test Generator Outputs (HTG Option Installed)120
- Electrical120
- Physical120
Upgrading the Firmware121
- Overview121
- Terminal Program Setup121
- Initiating Firmware Upgrade Mode Via the Front Panel121
- Initiating Firmware Upgrade Mode from the Terminal Program122
- Uploading the New Firmware122
- Completing the Upgrade123
Servicing Instructions124
- Changing the Fuses124
CONFIGURING WHAT MENUS will be SEEN in USER MODE USING Vistalink124
- Connecting the 5600MSC to Vistalink125
- Connecting the 5600MSC to Vista LINK125
- Installing Vistalink125
- Installing Vista LINK125
- Using Vistalink125
- Using Vista LINK125
- Figure 4-1: Vistalink Configuration - Input Menu Pruning126
- Figure 4-2: Vistalink Configuration - Output Menu Pruning127
- Figure 4-3: Vistalink Configuration - General Menu Pruning128

evertz 5600MSC - Figure 4-1: Vistalink Configuration - Input Menu Pruning

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