Leitch X75HD - Making Cable and System Connections

X75HD Installation and Operation Manual 57
Chapter 4: System Installation and Connections
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Making Cable and System Connections
Some connections to the X75HD are provided via supplied breakout
cable(s), others are made directly to the frame via single-link cabling.
Figure 4-6 identifies the various connectors on the X75HD back panel:
Figure 4-6. X75HD Back Panel
When making cable connections, maintain approximately 10 in.
(25 cm) of slack in the rear connecting cables (wrap or tie extra cable
around the cable relief bar). This allows you to pull the frame out from
the rack for servicing without needing to remove any cable connections.
Multi-Purpose Breakout Cable and Connections
The optional CAB-X75MULTI breakout cable connects to the
high-density DB-26M connector on the back of the unit labelled
MULTI I/O.
This cable provides the following output connections: S-video (Y/C),
RGB (Blue, Green, Red), Aux Composite or Sync, GPI1 and GPI2,
SDTV audio delay, and HDTV audio delay. Input connections include
Time code (reserved for future use), GPI1 and GPI2. Each breakout
cable connector is labelled as to its function.
The pinout description for this cable connector is described in
“Appendix A: Cables and Pinouts”.
Analog
audio
input
Ch1 to Ch4
Analog
audio
output
Ch1 to Ch4
AES3, AES4,
AES5 audio
I/O
HDTV video
inputs
HD2, HD1
HDTV video
outputs
HD1, HD2
Analog video inputs
Cmpst, CAV-Y, S-video, B-Y, R-Y
SDI2, SDI1
SDI video
inputs
SDI1, SDI2
SDI video
outputs
B-Y, R-Y, CAV-Y, Cmpst
Analog video
outputs
525, 625
Genlock
inputs
Multi I/O
connector
DVI-D
output
RS-232/
422
Strm,
Ctrl/Strm
Ethernet
ports
Default
IP
Fail
safe
AES1,
AES2
audio
I/O
DARS
input
DV
in/out