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Details Xenon and EQX router models, their inputs, outputs, and X-LINK capabilities.
Describes various VIP-X modules, output cards, and cables crucial for system functionality.
Instructions for mounting Xenon, EQX, and 7700FR frames in racks, covering depth and placement.
Details the process of installing output modules and rear plates into Xenon and EQX router frames.
Explains Ethernet connection points and recommendations for Xenon and EQX based VIP-X systems.
Describes X-LINK connector inputs for video signals, including supported standards.
Explains the genlock input for timing VIP outputs to a house reference, supporting NTSC/PAL.
Details DVI-D outputs for monitors, listing supported resolutions and cable length recommendations.
Covers interfacing GPIs and GPOs via the HD-15 connector, including circuit details.
Describes LTC and serial data ports available on the HD-15 connector for auxiliary interface.
Details Ethernet ports for control and firmware upgrades, including cable types and LED indicators.
Provides a block diagram illustrating internal components and signal flow for the 7767VIPX modules.
Lists detailed specifications for the 7767VIPX8x2 module, including video, background, and display outputs.
Lists detailed specifications for the 7767VIPX16x2 module, including video, background, and display outputs.
Explains the function of the green Module Status LED and the red Local Fault LED.
Describes user components like Toggle Switch, Local Fault LED, Dot Matrix Display, and Push Button.
Explains the FRAME STATUS jumper J4 for monitoring local faults via the global frame status bus.
Details configuring the RUN/UPGRADE jumper for firmware updates using the serial port.
Guides navigating the card-edge menu to adjust module parameters using pushbutton and toggle switch.
Explains configuring module settings like IP, subnet, and SNMP via a serial terminal connection.
Details using a web browser for remote VIP module configuration, covering display, network, and server setup.
Provides step-by-step instructions for updating firmware via FTP, including prerequisites and connection setup.
Outlines firmware upgrades using RS-232 serial cable, detailing setup and transfer procedures.
Guides setting up VIPX for Image Video protocol using serial port configuration and Maestro.
Details configuration for TSL protocol, including serial port settings and Maestro integration.
Explains creating text files and configuring display cards for X-Y protocol via serial connection.
Covers creating text files and setting up display cards for ASCII protocol, including Philips ASCII.
Instructions for obtaining and installing the Evertz System Manager software and its prerequisites.
Guides setting up a new system using the wizard, defining components and connections.
Details PC-based setup for the 3000 DCP, including network verification and Maestro presets.
Defines VistaLINK®, Evertz's remote monitoring platform using SNMP, and its key components.
Discusses the DIN1.0/2.3 connector's advantages, specifications, and cable compatibility.
Details Xenon and EQX router models, their inputs, outputs, and X-LINK capabilities.
Describes various VIP-X modules, output cards, and cables crucial for system functionality.
Instructions for mounting Xenon, EQX, and 7700FR frames in racks, covering depth and placement.
Details the process of installing output modules and rear plates into Xenon and EQX router frames.
Explains Ethernet connection points and recommendations for Xenon and EQX based VIP-X systems.
Describes X-LINK connector inputs for video signals, including supported standards.
Explains the genlock input for timing VIP outputs to a house reference, supporting NTSC/PAL.
Details DVI-D outputs for monitors, listing supported resolutions and cable length recommendations.
Covers interfacing GPIs and GPOs via the HD-15 connector, including circuit details.
Describes LTC and serial data ports available on the HD-15 connector for auxiliary interface.
Details Ethernet ports for control and firmware upgrades, including cable types and LED indicators.
Provides a block diagram illustrating internal components and signal flow for the 7767VIPX modules.
Lists detailed specifications for the 7767VIPX8x2 module, including video, background, and display outputs.
Lists detailed specifications for the 7767VIPX16x2 module, including video, background, and display outputs.
Explains the function of the green Module Status LED and the red Local Fault LED.
Describes user components like Toggle Switch, Local Fault LED, Dot Matrix Display, and Push Button.
Explains the FRAME STATUS jumper J4 for monitoring local faults via the global frame status bus.
Details configuring the RUN/UPGRADE jumper for firmware updates using the serial port.
Guides navigating the card-edge menu to adjust module parameters using pushbutton and toggle switch.
Explains configuring module settings like IP, subnet, and SNMP via a serial terminal connection.
Details using a web browser for remote VIP module configuration, covering display, network, and server setup.
Provides step-by-step instructions for updating firmware via FTP, including prerequisites and connection setup.
Outlines firmware upgrades using RS-232 serial cable, detailing setup and transfer procedures.
Guides setting up VIPX for Image Video protocol using serial port configuration and Maestro.
Details configuration for TSL protocol, including serial port settings and Maestro integration.
Explains creating text files and configuring display cards for X-Y protocol via serial connection.
Covers creating text files and setting up display cards for ASCII protocol, including Philips ASCII.
Instructions for obtaining and installing the Evertz System Manager software and its prerequisites.
Guides setting up a new system using the wizard, defining components and connections.
Details PC-based setup for the 3000 DCP, including network verification and Maestro presets.
Defines VistaLINK®, Evertz's remote monitoring platform using SNMP, and its key components.
Discusses the DIN1.0/2.3 connector's advantages, specifications, and cable compatibility.
General| Model | VIP-X |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Power Supply | Dual redundant power supplies |
| Input Interfaces | SDI, IP |
| Output Interfaces | SDI, IP |
| Supported Protocols | SMPTE ST 2110, SMPTE ST 2022-6, ASPEN, H.264, HEVC |
| Control Interface | Web GUI, SNMP, NMOS |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -20 to 70 °C |
| Dimensions | 1U, 19-inch rack mountable |
