How to troubleshoot no image output on FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch?
If there's no image output from your FOR-A Switch, first ensure video signals are input to the video input connectors. Verify that all cables are properly connected for the signal inputs. Check that the I/O cards are installed in the correct slots, and confirm that the crosspoint is set properly.
What to do if unable to control FOR-A Switch using the remote control panel?
If you're unable to control the FOR-A Switch using the remote control panel, begin by ensuring the LAN cable is properly connected. Next, check the RU Info page in the Web-based Control. If any item, except Voltage, is indicated as NG, investigate that item. If the Voltage is indicated as NG, contact your FOR-A agent.
How to fix FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch when there is no image output?
If you're experiencing no image output on your FOR-A Switch, first ensure that video signals are being input to the video input connectors. Check that the cables are correctly connected for the signal inputs. Finally, verify that the crosspoint is set properly.
What to do if there is no image output from FOR-A Network Router?
If you're experiencing no image output on your FOR-A Network Router, first ensure that video signals are being input to the video input connectors. Next, verify that the cables are properly connected for these signal inputs. Finally, check that the crosspoint settings are correct.
Why I am unable to control FOR-A Network Router using the remote control panel?
If you can't control your FOR-A Network Router using the remote control panel, start by ensuring the LAN cable is properly connected. Then, check the RU Info page in the Web-based Control to see if it indicates 'NG' for any items. If 'NG' is indicated for Voltage, contact your FOR-A agent. For other items, consult the Web-based Control Operation Manual for details.
What to do if the secondary CPU is active on FOR-A Network Router?
If the secondary CPU is active on your FOR-A Network Router, first ensure that both MFR-LAN (CPU1) and MFR-LAN (CPU2) are correctly connected to the network by checking the cable and Ethernet hub connections. If the network connections are properly made, turn the unit power OFF, and then ON again. If the secondary CPU is still active after restarting, consult your FOR-A reseller.
How to troubleshoot no image output on my FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch?
If there is no image output from your FOR-A Switch, make sure video signals are input to the video input connectors and that the cables are properly connected. Check that I/O cards are installed in the correct slots and that the crosspoints are set correctly. Also, verify the I/O card power status is normal; if not, restart the I/O card. Finally, check the power status of MATRIX1 and 2; if not normal, restart the MFR-6100.
What to do if I am unable to control my FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch using the remote control panel?
If you're unable to control your FOR-A Switch using the remote control panel, first ensure the LAN cable is properly connected. Then, check the RU Info page in the Web-based Control. If any items are indicated as NG, check those items. If the Voltage is indicated as NG, contact your FOR-A agent.
Why is the secondary CPU active on my FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch?
If the secondary CPU is active on your FOR-A Switch, verify that both MFR-LAN (CPU1) and MFR-LAN (CPU2) are properly connected to the network by checking the cable and Ethernet hub connections. If the network connections are properly made, turn the power OFF then ON again. If the secondary CPU is still active after restarting, consult your FOR-A agent.
What to do if ERROR is indicated on PS1 AC or PS2 AC in [STATUS > POWER] menu of FOR-A MFR-6000 Switch?
If ERROR is indicated on PS1 AC or PS2 AC in the [STATUS > POWER] menu of your FOR-A Switch, ensure that AC100-240V±10% is supplied. Also, verify the power supply cord's rated current and voltage: it should be 15A 125V (at AC100-120V) or 10A 250V (at AC220-240V). Use the supplied AC cord or another power supply cable that meets these ratings.
General| Video Format | 3G-SDI, HD-SDI, SD-SDI |
|---|---|
| Control | Ethernet |
| Power Supply | AC 100V-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Redundancy | Dual power supply |
| Dimensions | 482.6 x 88.1 x 350 mm (19 x 3.5 x 13.8 inches) |
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