Leitch X75HD - Initial Power-Up and Control Steps

66 X75HD Installation and Operation Manual
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Chapter 5: Initial Configuration
Initial Power-Up and Control Steps
1. If you have an AS-X75HD audio option card, ensure all jumper
settings have been made (see “AS-X75HD Module and Back
Panel” on page 38 for details).
The AS-X75HD audio module is shipped with the following
jumper settings: 100 kW for input impedance, and 66W for output
impedance. If 600W impedance is required, all input and output
jumpers should be placed on pins 1 and 2.
2. Install the X75HD in a rack and make the required system
connections (see “System Installation and Connections” on page 47
for details).
3. Plug the unit into a grounded electrical source to turn it on.
The unit is factory configured with default settings, including the
following network settings:
• IP address of X75HD system: 192.168.100.250
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Gateway: 192.168.100.250
• Machine name: Leitch X75
(Upon request, Leitch can preconfigure X75HD systems with
specific IP addresses and network settings. A request for factory
configuration of network settings must be placed at the time of
order. Please contact your Leitch customer service representative
for more details.)
4. If desired, you can change the direction of the control panel knob
by pressing the Option button, opening the Setup menu, and
selecting the Shaft Direction parameter. Set the direction of the
knob to either Clockwise = Up or Clockwise = Down.
5. Using a frame-mounted local control panel (LCP), configure the
network settings for each system: assign a unique IP address to each
unit, configure the subnet mask to be the same for all units on a
shared network, and change the gateway if required (see
“Configuring Network Settings” on page 68 for details).
Note
The current system IP address
and network settings can be
viewed on a local or remote
panel VFD screen. If you do not
have access to a control panel,
and you cannot remember the
set IP address of your system,
see “Recalling the Unique IP
Address for a System” on
page 176 for more information.