GRASS VALLEY KAYENNE - 15-RU (GV K-Frame XP Standard) Video Processor Dimensions

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15-RU (GV K-Frame XP) Video Processor Dimensions

15-RU Dimensions (Front View)

CAUTION: Mounting a GV K-Frame XP in a rack immediately below

equipment that extends forward from the rack may not

provide enough clearance to completely remove the door.

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FCC Compliance2
Copyright and Trademark Notice2
Safety and EMC Standards13
Safety Standards13
EMC Standards13
Table of Contents15
Introduction25
Overview25
Features25
General25
GV K-Frame XP Compact Frame27
GV K-Frame XP Standard Frame27
K-Frame Control Surfaces27
Kayenne Control Surface27
Flat or Curved Control Panel Orientation29
Control Panel Stripes29
Touch Screen Menu Panel29
Basic Single Suite Kayenne Panel System30
Multiple Suite Kayenne Panel System Example30
Karrera Control Surface32
Basic Single Suite Karrera Panel System33
GV Korona Control Surfaces34
Basic Single Suite GV Korona Panel System Example34
Multiple Suites and Control Surfaces Example34
Supported Control Protocols35
Frame Installation37
Overview37
Weight Distribution37
Cooling Requirements37
Power Connections37
8-RU (GV K-Frame XP Compact) Video Processor Dimensions38
8RU Video Processor Installation and Airflow40
8RU Video Processor Views41
Compact Power Supply AC Requirements42
Supplied Power Cables for 8-RU42
About High Line (208V-240V) Versus Low Line (120V) Operations43
About Low Line (120V) Operational Considerations43
GV K-Frame XP Compact Video Processor Door Removal Clearance44
Replacing Compact Power Supplies44
15-RU (GV K-Frame XP Standard) Video Processor Dimensions46
15RU Video Processor Installation and Airflow48
15RU Video Processor Views49
15RU Power Supply Views51
15RU Power Supply Frame Rack Installation and Airflow53
Standard Power Cooling54
Standard Power Supply AC Requirements54
Supplied Power Cables for 8-RU54
About High Line (208V-240V) Versus Low Line (120V) Operations55
About Low Line (120V) Operational Considerations55
GV K-Frame XP Standard Video Processor Door Removal Clearance56
Replacing Standard Power Supplies56
Control Surface Installation58
Control Surfaces58
Kayenne Control Surfaces58
Control Panel and Support Structure Assembly58
Control Panel Variations58
Control Panel Cooling59
Truck and High Vibration Environment Considerations59
4-M/E 35 Control Panel, Curved Assembly60
4-M/E 35 Control Panel, Flat Assembly60
4-M/E 25 Control Panel64
3-M/E 35 Control Panel, Curved Assembly65
3-M/E 35 Control Panel, Flat Assembly68
3-M/E 25 Control Panel70
2-M/E 35 Control Panel, Curved Assembly70
2-M/E 35 Control Panel, Flat Assembly with Local Aux73
2-M/E 35 Control Panel, Flat Without Local Aux75
2-M/E 25 Control Panel76
1-M/E 15 Control Panel77
Separately Mounted Local Aux Stripe (35 & 25 Models)78
Control Panel Stripe-PCU Connections78
Touch Screen Menu Panel Installation79
Karrera Control Surface82
3-M/E Karrera Control Panel Installation83
2-M/E Compact Karrera Control Panel Installation85
PC Requirements87
Macintosh Computer Operation87
Hardware Installation87
Menu on User PC Software Installation87
User PC Configuration88
Optional Touch Screen Menu Panel Installation88
Menu Panel Dimensions89
Menu Panel Connectors90
Menu Panel Cooling90
Fanless PC Dimensions and Connectors91
Menu Panel Articulated Arm Installation92
Menu Panel Hardware Installation with Articulated Arm93
Wall Mounting Without Articulated Arm93
Optional Local Aux Panel Installation94
Local Aux 25 Panel Dimensions95
GV Korona Control Surfaces99
3-M/E GV Korona Control Panel Dimensions99
2-M/E GV Korona Control Panel Dimensions102
2-M/E GV Korona Control Panel Cutout Dimensions104
1-M/E GV Korona Control Panel Dimensions105
1-M/E GV Korona Control Panel Cutout Dimensions107
System Cabling108
About the GV K-Frame XP System Cabling Section108
System Cabling Overview108
Ethernet Tally Verses Serial Tally108
Suites and Control Surfaces108
Network Cabling108
Ethernet Switch109
Customer Supplied Ethernet Routers and Switches109
Factory Default Network Settings110
System Cabling for Kayenne Control Panels111
Kayenne Network Cabling111
Kayenne Suites and Control Surfaces112
Kayenne Control Panel Cabling114
Kayenne M/E and Local Aux Stripe Connections114
Kayenne Satellite Panel Cabling115
Kayenne Touch Screen Menu Panels (Used with PCU)116
System Cabling for the Karrera Control Panel116
Karrera Suites and Control Surfaces116
Karrera Control Panel Network Cabling117
Optional Touch Screen Menu Panel Cabling117
Optional Karrera Local Aux Panel Cabling117
System Cabling for the GV Korona Control Panel120
GV Korona Suites and Control Surfaces120
GV K-Frame XP Video Cabling121
SDI Inputs121
SDI Outputs122
Reference Input122
Supported Media Port Frame Rates122
GV K-Frame XP Video Processor Frame Gpi/Relay Tally Interface122
GPI and Relay Tally Connections122
GPI Inputs123
Relay Tally/Gpi Outputs123
GPI In, GPI Out, Relay Tally Pin Assignments125
RS-422/485 Port Pin Assignments129
RS-232 Port Pin Assignments130
Remote Aux Panels131
GV-RAP-100 and GV-RAP-200 Remote Aux Panels132
Basic Configuration133
Introduction133
Configuration Steps133
Configuration Data133
GV Switcher Menu Application134
Menu Top Line135
Data Pads and Touch Buttons135
Data Pads and Soft Knobs136
Menu Selection136
Power up and Initialize the System136
Power and Initialization Indications137
Menu Application Initialization137
Default System Communications137
Establishing Menu to Frame Communication137
Connecting the Menu Application to a Frame138
About Network Configuration138
IP Address Background Information138
Gateway IP Addresses139
Default IP Addresses on Isolated Network139
Connecting to an Existing Network139
About NMOS AMWA IS-04 and IS-05139
Menu140
Configure the Global Registry140
About Using NMOS IS-04/IS-05 to Change Receivers/Senders141
About the Group Hint Prefix141
Configure the Group Hint Prefix141
Unicast DNS-SD142
Requirements for In-Band Unicast-SD142
Unicast-SD Sequence of Events143
Static Routes for the Primary and Secondary Control Systems144
Set the Ips Using Device Web Pages144
Changing the Image Store IP Address145
Changing Control Panel IP Addresses145
Changing the Kayenne or Karrera Menu Panel IP Address146
32-Crosspoint Remote Aux Panel IP Address146
Restoring the Default IP Address148
GV-RAP-100 and GV-RAP-200 Remote Aux Panels149
Install Remote Aux Panel Software150
Configure the Remote Aux Panel System150
Configure the Remote Aux Panel Network150
Connect the Remote Aux Panel to the Switcher IP Network151
Delegate Control of a Switcher Aux Bus to the Remote Aux Panel151
Map Switcher Sources to Remote Aux Bus Buttons151
About S25/S50 Remote Aux Panel Upgrade152
Switcher Remote Aux Button Functionality152
Install S25/S50 Remote Aux Panel Software153
Configure the Remote Aux Panel System153
Configure the Remote Aux Panel Network153
Connect the Remote Aux Panel to the Switcher IP Network154
Delegate Control of a Switcher Aux Bus to the Remote Aux Panel154
Map Switcher Sources to Remote Aux Bus Buttons154
IP I/O Configuration Menus155
About Single Stream Full Frame UHD-4K160
Streams/Sfps160
I/O IP Config Bulk Configuration160
About 4K TICO Compression Formats in the IP I/O Config Menu164
About IP I/O Address and Port Configuration164
Configure the IP I/O IP Address and Ports165
Configure ST 2110-40 Ancillary167
SDI/IP Input Output Configuration167
Hot Swappable IP I/O Boards and Sfps170
Troubleshooting170
Configure the IP Board Sfps172
About Board Bulk Configuration and the Import/Export Config File174
About IP Audio, Ancillary, and Redundancy175
About Extended Input Buffer176
K-Frame IP Switcher System Auto-Timing (771-0741-01 Board)176
Menu177
Video I/O IP Setup and Configuration Overview177
Configure the Port Config Sfps178
Configure System Inputs/Outputs178
Configure System Input or Output Sfps in Bulk from the Menu179
Bulk Configure Sfps Using a Spreadsheet184
IP SFP Statistics Web Access185
Setting the RTP Payload Type186
Registering System Nodes187
Kayenne and Karrera Menu Panel Registration187
Control Panel Registration187
Remote Aux Panel Registration189
Control Panel Brightness Adjustment189
Engineering Setups190
Source Definition Inputs190
Change Direct Source Definition191
Source Naming Background Information191
Engineering Names, Eng Ids, and Logical Ids191
Alternative Source Names192
Source Patch Feature194
Output Assignments195
Default Output Assignments195
Change Output Assignments195
Configuring Aux Buses197
Switcher Relay Tally Configuration199
About Relay Tally Systems199
Switcher Relay Tally Calculator Menus200
Creating an on Air Relay Tally Calculator Using M/Es or PGM/PST201
Create an on Air Relay Tally Calculator Using Aux Buses202
Creating a Look Ahead Relay Tally Calculator202
Creating a Bus Relay Tally Calculator203
Relay Assign Menu205
Assign Sources to Tally Relays205
Ethernet Tally Configuration206
Configure the On-Air Tally Program M/E206
Configure the GV Switcher Ethernet Tally System Interface206
Set Source Names with External Ethernet Tally207
Clipstore Configuration209
Summit/Solo Software Version209
Setting the Summit IP Address209
Install the Clipstore License209
Configure Clipstore as a Node210
Configure Source Definitions211
Configure Outputs212
Acquire and Assign CS Channels in Another Suite212
Clipstore Config Menu213
Assigning Clipstore Channel Resources to a Suite214
Set the Summit/Solo IP Address214
Configure the Remote Desktop Connection216
Clipstore Hosts File Update218
Update Hosts File for Windows 7 and Newer218
Camera Control with Ethernet Tally Configuration219
Configure Node Settings220
Configure Source Definitions221
Acquire Resources223
Switcher Ethernet Camera Tally224
Tally Calc Menus224
Color Assign Menu224
User Setups225
Configuration File Save and Load226
File Storage Organization227
K-Frame Drive Access227
Eng Setup File Operations229
Save Eng Setup Files229
Load Eng Setup Files229
Multiple Suite Resource Sharing230
Collaborative Resource Sharing230
Independent Resource Sharing230
Suites231
Control Surface231
Logical Aux Buses232
Remote Aux Panels232
External Control Points232
Setting up Resource Sharing232
Prepare Worksheet233
About the Frame Suite Nodes and ID Menu233
Configure Control Surfaces235
Kayenne (Only) PCU Configuration235
Define Default Multi-Suite Engineering Resources237
Acquire Resources in Suites237
Save Default Multi-Suite Engineering Setup File240
Define and Save Default Suite Prefs240
Define and Save Default Panel Prefs240
Multi-Suite Independent Operation240
Engineering Login240
Matchdef and Setdef241
Matchdef Input Conversion242
Setdef Output Conversion243
About Matchdef and Setdef Conversion244
Supported Matchdef Input Conversion244
Supported Setdef Output Conversion244
Format Conversion Menus246
Format Conversion Pane247
Matchdef Conversion Configuration Pane248
Setdef Conversion Configuration Pane249
Standard Definition250
About 4K Conversion251
Media Port Menus253
Configure Matchdef for the Video I/O Output Format Conversion253
Match Sync254
About the 12G SDI GB (Gearbox) Board SDI Input and Output Formatting255
Input/Output 2160P Video Streams255
Input Gearboxing 4K 2SI and 4K SDQS255
Output Gearboxing SDI 4K 2SI256
IP I/O Gearboxing on Outputs257
About Timing257
Matchsync257
Supported Gearbox Format and Frame Operating Mode Compatibility258
I/O Config Menu Button and Labels259
Mode Configuration Pane Buttons and Labels261
Ultramatch and Gearbox on IP I/O and Gearbox Boards262
Gearbox Bulk Configuration Menu264
I/O Bulk Config Pane266
Apply I/O Bulk Config Settings267
IP I/O Config Menu269
Saving/Loading I/O Config Parameters271
Video Settings272
Reference Sync Selection272
About PTP Reference272
Configuring the PTP Master273
SFP Redundancy274
SFP Input Status274
Port Configuration274
Frame Operating Mode275
ME Blanking Settings275
About Switcher System Timing275
Timing Analyzer276
Time Zones and the Autotiming Window277
Switcher System Timing279
IP Auto-Timing279
SDI Auto-Timing Specifications280
Timing Analyzer Menu283
Timing Window Status284
Correcting an Out-Of-Time Stream285
Other Settings285
Nominal IP Stream Throughput288
IP Timing Troubleshooting288
Node Settings288
Frame Suite Nodes & ID Menu288
Mapping Logical Remote Aux Panels289
Remote Aux Button Mapping289
About the Status Menu290
Acquire Resources290
General Procedure to Acquire Resources290
General External Device Interfacing290
External Interfaces291
Introduction291
Ports & Devices292
Pbus Ports292
Copy Trigger Names293
GPI Outputs294
Pbus and GPI Enables295
External Devices297
VDCP Ethernet298
VDCP on Ethernet Configuration298
Device Definition299
Create an External Device Definition300
Configure an External Device for Xpression Control301
Ethernet Tally Ports301
Configure Ethernet Tally Ports302
About Editor Ports302
Router Interface305
Router Source Name Changes (at the Router) and GV Switcher Updates305
Features306
Control Interface Cabling306
Video Interface Cabling306
External Routing System Configuration306
Setting IP Addresses306
Primary and Secondary Router Communications307
About Router Types308
About Destination Polling308
Configuring Milliseconds between Takes309
Define Routed Source Definitions309
User Setups310
Maintenance311
Introduction311
Servicing Precautions311
Grass Valley Web Site311
Grass Valley Customer Support FAQ Database311
Video Processor Frame Reset Procedure311
Panel Control Unit (PCU) Reset (Kayenne Only)312
Kayenne Control Panel Adjustments312
Kayenne Lever Arm Calibration312
Calibrating the Joystick313
M/E Stripe Mapping314
Karrera Control Panel Adjustments315
Lever Arm Calibration315
Karrera Joystick Calibration317
Karrera Panel Saver Time Adjustment319
Kayenne and Karrera Touchscreen Calibration319
GV Korona Control Panel Adjustments322
GV Korona Lever Arm Calibration322
GV Korona Joystick Calibration324
GV Korona Panel Saver Time Adjustment325
Software Installation326
Software Option Authorization326
Authorization Codes326
Expiration Dates326
Authorization Procedure327
Control Panel Web Pages328
Control Panel NV Memory328
Clear Control Panel NV Memory Procedure329
Control Panel IP Information330
Kayenne/Karrera Menu Panel IP Information330
Video Processor Frame Maintenance330
Video Processor Frame NV Memory330
Clear NV RAM for Control Panel and Frame330
Restore System Files331
Restoring Multiple Suites331
IP Address Information331
License Information331
VP Frame Processor Board Replacement332
Lifetime of the Internal Battery332
Video Processor Frame Battery Replacement332
IP Information333
Kayenne/Karrera Menu Panel IP Information333
Kayenne Control Panel System Bar Maintenance333
Removing the Kayenne System Bar334
Replacing the Kayenne System Bar335
3-ME Karrera Control Panel Interior336
2-ME Karrera Control Panel Interior340
General Control Panel Lid Switch Board Remove and Replace342
Source Select Switch Board Remove and Replace342
Transition Board Remove and Replace343
Multi-Function Board Remove and Replace343
Diagnostics343
Capture Software Diagnostic Data343
Kayenne Control Panel Module Diagnostics344
HAD FPGA Updates346
When to Update the HAD FPGA346
Upgrade the HAD FPGA347
12.X to 14.3 Upgrade: Install IP Board ARM Software351
PTP Mezzanine Board ARM Software Upgrade353
Downgrade the IP Board ARM Software355
V14.6 Upgrade/Downgrade Path (V14.5.3)357
Troubleshooting357
Creating Compact Flash Cards357
Materials Required357
CF Card Formatting Procedure358
Updating System Software on a New Control Panel CF Card359
Restore Control Panel Configuration Files360
Snmp361
Grass Valley Switcher Device Monitoring by SNMP362
K-Frame SNMP Monitoring362
Control Panel SNMP Monitoring362
GV Korona Control Panel SNMP Monitoring362
Menu Panel Processor SNMP Monitoring362
SNMP Installation363
SNMP Licensing363
Licensing Definitions364
SNMP Power up License Processing364
SNMP Licensed Configuration364
Switcher Device SNMP Configuration Procedure365
Switcher Trap Messages366
Appendix A Specifications369
GV K-Frame XP Video Processor Specifications369
Kayenne Control Panel Specifications373
Karrera Control Panel Specifications375
GV Korona Control Panel Specifications377
Appendix B Field Replaceable Units378
Video Processor Frame378
Control Panels378
Kayenne378
Karrera382
GV Korona383
Appendix C Regulatory Notices385
Certifications and Compliances385
FCC Emission Control385
Canadian EMC Notice of Compliance385
EN55022 Class a Warning385
Canadian Certified AC Adapter385
FCC Emission Limits386
Certification386
DEKRA Certificate387

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