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evertz 5700MSC-IP - AUX Connections (Available with 5700 MSC-IP+AUX Option); GPIO, LTC Input, Secondary LTC Outputs; Unbalanced Audio Connections AES 1, 2 and 3 (Available with 5700 MSC-IP+AUX Option)

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5700MSC-IP
IP Network Grand Master Clock & Video Master Clock System
Page - 60 Revision 0.2
Pin #
Name
Description
1
GND
Chassis ground
2
Tx-
Transmit A (Tx-) Output
3
Rx+
Receive B (Rx+) Input
4
PPS+
1 PPS + Input
5
+VDC
+ 12 Volts DC out to supply GNSS receiver
6
PPS-
1 PPS - Input
7
Tx+
Transmit B (Tx+) Output
8
Rx-
Receive A (Rx-) Input
9
GND
Chassis ground
Table 4-3: GNSS Serial Port Pin Definitions
4.1.6. AUX Connections (available with 5700MSC-IP+AUX option)
4.1.7. GPIO, LTC Input, Secondary LTC Outputs
These connections are available with the 5700MSC-IP+AUX option. A 15-pin female ā€˜D’ connector
provides two general purpose inputs, two general purpose outputs, secondary LTC1 and LTC2
outputs, and an LTC input. A 15-pin male-male cable is used for this purpose. The pinout of the GPIO
connector is shown in Table 4-4.
Pin #
Name
Description
1
LTC Input -
Linear Time Code Input -
2
LTC1 Out -
Secondary Linear Time Code Output 1 -
3
LTC2 Out -
Secondary Linear Time Code Output 2 -
4
GPO 1
General Purpose Output 1
5
GPO 2
General Purpose Output 2
6
GND
Signal Ground
7
GND
Signal Ground
8
Syncro Tx
Syncro Transmit
9
Syncro Rx
Syncro Receive
10
GND
Signal Ground
11
LTC Input +
Linear Time Code Input +
12
LTC1 Out +
Secondary Linear Time Code Output 1 +
13
LTC2 Out +
Secondary Linear Time Code Output 2 +
14
GPI 1
General Purpose Input 1
15
GPI 2
General Purpose Input 2
Table 4-4: GPIO Pin Definitions
4.1.8. Unbalanced Audio Connections AES 1, 2 and 3 (available with 5700MSC-IP+AUX option)
These three connectors provide unbalanced 48kHz AES audio compatible with the AES3-1992 and
SMPTE 276M standards. Balanced versions of these signals are available on the AUDIO 16-pin
terminal strip. The AES Audio sub-menu in the OUTPUT root menu is used to configure the AES audio
outputs.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5
5
1
0
1
1
1
1
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