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General| Brand | GRASS VALLEY |
|---|---|
| Model | JUPITER CM-4400 - VERSION 7.9.0 - 10-2010 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Overview of the manual's content, purpose, and scope for the Jupiter CM-4400.
Lists other supporting documents available on Grass Valley's website for the Jupiter system.
Explains safety terms and symbols used within the manual and on the product to convey hazards.
Details critical safety warnings that identify conditions or practices resulting in personal injury or loss of life.
Describes safety cautions that identify conditions or practices that may result in equipment damage or property loss.
Lists FCC, Canadian EMC, and EN standards compliance for the device.
Details compliance with FCC Part 15 Class A digital device emission limits for commercial environments.
Describes the CM-4400 as a hardware platform for the Jupiter AccuSwitch application.
Outlines the various control capabilities of the CM-4400, including switcher control and path finding.
Discusses the types of control panels (hardware/software) compatible with the AccuSwitch application.
Explains the role and minimum requirements of the file server in the AccuSwitch system.
Provides instructions for inspecting equipment upon arrival and handling potential shipping damage.
Details the physical connections on the rear panel of the CM-4400 for system integration.
Explains how to establish network connectivity for the CM-4400 within the Jupiter system.
Details the protection features of the CM-4400, including alarms and redundant systems.
Describes how alarms are handled in a redundant CM-4400 system setup.
Details the procedure for replacing a failed control module in a redundant system.
Describes the procedure for setting up redundant CM-4400 units for increased system reliability.
Explains how to connect and control routers using serial interface ports.
Details how the CM-4400 can send switching commands to a Grass Valley Encore control system.
Describes how to map logical levels to physical levels for flexible switcher configuration.
Details how to use a single CM-4400 to control multiple Crosspoint Bus switchers.
Describes how to configure tie lines for sequential connections between switchers.
Details support for path finding with Venus and Concerto data routers.
Provides instructions for setting up the minimum hardware and software requirements for a file server.
Guides on installing control panels, including hardware connections and Jupiter configuration tables.
Describes the CC 2010 Matrix cable used for connecting CM-4400 to routing switchers.
Highlights important considerations and prerequisites before starting software installation or upgrades.
Lists the necessary hardware components for installing the Jupiter software.
Provides instructions for updating the Jupiter system software to the latest version.
Details the steps for updating an already installed and configured Jupiter system.
Introduces the JNS Control Console as the primary application for launching Jupiter Network Suite programs.
Provides steps on how to start and connect to the JNS Control Console.
Explains the organization of programs within the JNS Console into different groups.
Details various methods for restarting or resetting the CM-4400 controller.
Introduces the Configurator application for defining system connections and editing configuration tables.
Explains the structure and management of AccuSwitch configuration files.
Describes how to export configuration sets for use on other machines or for backup.
Details the process of uploading configuration files from an AccuSwitch control module.
Explains how the Configurator checks for proper configuration of CPES-SER device types.
Guides users on how to navigate and access various configuration tables within the Jupiter system.
Provides tips and procedures to expedite data entry and avoid common errors in the Configurator.
Warns about the potential disruption of reordering tables and the need for memory clearing.
Defines the conventions and restrictions for naming system components within Jupiter.
Covers saving, compiling, and managing system configuration sets for editing and deployment.
Details the crucial steps for ensuring configuration integrity and applying it to the system.
Outlines the steps for performing a download and reboot at a scheduled time to minimize downtime.
A comprehensive checklist to verify settings and connections for troubleshooting system issues.
Lists and explains various error codes generated by the CM-4400 system for diagnostic purposes.
Guides users through the process of modifying system passwords and password levels.
Explains how to assign password levels to individual control panels for access restriction.
Details how to enter and define controller boards, including their names, types, and Ethernet addresses.
Describes how to configure serial port protocols and baud rates for communication with control panels and devices.
Lists the available protocol selections and their default/optional status for serial ports.
Explains how to define logical and physical levels for routing switchers within the system.
Details methods for configuring split (breakaway) switching, allowing different inputs for different levels.
Guides users on assigning logical names and physical input numbers to switcher inputs.
Covers security provisions for outputs, including assigning security boards and password levels.
Explains how to assign logical names and physical output numbers to switcher outputs.
Outlines the steps to create various types of control panel sets (Input, Output, Level, etc.).
Details the process of creating a Level set to assign specific levels to control panels.
Guides users on creating Input CP sets to link category/entry numbers to switcher input names.
Explains how to create CP Output sets to define access to specific outputs for control panels.
Describes how to define overrides for single-keystroke selection of sources or inputs on control panels.
Guides users on defining sequences of switches involving multiple sources and destinations.
Explains how to customize category names for inputs/outputs, used for grouping on control panels.
Explains the structure and fields of the MPK Devices table for panel configuration.
Guides on configuring control panels for various routing matrix architectures.
Illustrates how to connect and configure multiple switchers for path finding operations.
Describes configuring tie lines that are not wired sequentially between switchers.
Explains how to prevent specific inputs from being switched to certain outputs.
Details how to configure time code sources and synchronization for accurate event timing.
Guides on setting video standards and switch points for video reference signals.
Explains the requirement and configuration of a SAFE input for point-to-point switching.
Describes router options like Advise and Enforce for managing source usage.
Illustrates a typical setup for controlling multiple Jupiter systems across a WAN.
Lists key features and requirements for implementing remote system routing.
Explains the structure and fields of the MPK Devices table for panel configuration.
Guides on configuring control panels for various routing matrix architectures.
Describes the Board Status application for monitoring system controllers' status and compatibility.
Details the four main tabs within the JNS Control Center: Board Status, TFTP Status, Board Info/Control, and Configuration.
Explains the information displayed on the Board Status tab regarding board status and up-time.
Describes how to view board information and send commands to boards via the Control Center.
Provides instructions on how to select individual or all boards for sending commands.
Introduces the Router Control Center for performing simple takes using control panel settings.
Details the procedure for executing simple switch actions (Takes) using the Router Control application.
Introduces the Force Unlock utility for removing lock or protection from system outputs.
Provides steps to unlock or unprotect an entire output, including all its levels.
Describes the Logger and Log Viewer applications for creating, viewing, and printing Jupiter LAN activity logs.
Guides users on how to start and configure the JNS Logger application for event logging.
Explains how to view real-time Jupiter LAN activity as it occurs in the Log Viewer.
Describes how to open log files for viewing in the LogViewer application.
Explains how to filter log data by date in the LogViewer's Static Display.
A comprehensive checklist to verify settings and connections for troubleshooting system issues.
Lists and explains various error codes generated by the CM-4400 system for diagnostic purposes.
Defines the required characteristics and format for ASCII commands used in system communication.
Lists and explains general purpose and router-specific ASCII commands for system control.
Details the electrical specifications of the CM-4400, including front panel controls and connections.
Lists the minimum hardware and software requirements for the file server to run the AccuSwitch application.
Discusses system limitations, specifically the maximum number of logical levels a CM-4400 can control.
Lists supported protocols and routers for connecting legacy and third-party devices to the Jupiter system.
Enlists various serial control protocols supported for connecting third-party routers.
Explains the connection and configuration requirements for Triton routers via serial port.
Details the connection and protocol settings for integrating the Grass Valley SMS 7000 system.
Describes how to connect to Horizon matrix routers using the GPI-T/CI interface.
Explains the connection procedure for Datatek D-2000/2166 routing switchers.
Guides on connecting to Utah Scientific Party Line devices using the UDI-1B interface.
Details the hardware connections and special PROM requirements for controlling Nexus audio routers.
Covers the setup and configuration for using Pro-Bel SW-P-08 protocol drivers for router control.
Explains the requirements for enabling and configuring remote router control.
Describes the pins of the serial cable and their configuration for communication.
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