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Vega 30 Router User Manual Processing Control Vega 30 Web Interface 6.8

6.8 Processing Control

The Vega 30 Router contains some processing functionality, see the functional block diagram

in Figure 3 on page 18. Processing functions include:

• Quiet Switching.

• Line Synchronizer and Delay.

Figure 68 shows the Processing Control screen. Table 25 and Table 25 list the screen’s

controls and indicators.

Figure 68 Vega 30 Processing Control Web Page

‘Top’ section of screen, see Table 24

‘Table’ section of screen,

see Table 25.

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
About this Manual7
- Contact Details7
- Copyright and Disclaimer7
- Trademarks7
Safety8
- Explanation of Safety Symbols11
- Safety Warnings11
- Mains Power Supplies11
  - Supplied Power Cords12
- Rack Mounting12
- Compliance Standards12
- EMC Standards12
  - EMC Environment13
  - EMC Performance of Cables and Connectors13
Product Overview14
- Vega 30 Features and Benefits15
- Order Codes16
- Options16
- Architecture and Signal Flow17
- Routing Architecture20
- Router Configuration and Control27
  - Overview27
  - Protocols28
- Terminology29
Chassis and Connectors Etc31
- Unpacking31
- Chassis Overview32
- Chassis Front32
- Front Panel Status Indicators33
- Rear Panel35
- Fuses40
Installation41
- Environmental Considerations41
- Chassis Dimensions41
- Chassis Ventilation42
  - Location in Rack42
- Rack Mounting43
- Initial Vega 30 Router Configuration44
Vega 30 Web Interface45
- Vega 30 Web46
- Home Page49
- Source Names Page51
- Renaming Pre-Defined Sources63
- Defining User-Defined Sources64
- Destination Names76
  - Import and Export Destination Names79
- Set Routes80
- Processing Control91
- Configuration95
Vega 30 Rollcall Templates100
- Connecting Rollcall Control Panel101
- Unit Information Template107
- System Information Template111
- Source Configuration Template113
- Port Configuration Template120
- Comms Setup Template127
- Log Fields Template134
- Assoc Routing - XY Panel Control Template135
- Assoc Routing - Routing Template148
- Direct Video - XY Panel Control Template150
- Direct Video - Routing Template151
- Direct Audio - XY Panel Control Template152
- Direct Audio - Routing Template153
Output Video Timing - Line Sync and Offset154
- Line Synchronizer and Offset from Reference154
  - Buffer Storage Capacity154
- User Controls155
- Input Signal Timing Use Cases156
- Setting up Router Offset160
Sources and Destinations162
- Introduction162
- Source Types163
- User-Defined Sources164
- Making User-Defined Sources170
Routing Use Cases171
- Introduction172
- Video-Only Router Use Case173
- MADI-Only Router Use Case174
- Video and MADI Only Router175
- Monitoring a Router Input and Output176
- Inserting Audio Channels into Router Inputs and Outputs180
- Audio Channel-Swap186
  - Audio Channel-Swap in a Video Output186
  - Embedded Audio Channel-Swap in a Video Input187
- System Application Example189
  - Target System Diagram189
  - System Implementation with Vega 30 Router191
Getting Started194
- Vega 30 Rear Connections Summary194
- Initial Powering and Starting up195
  - Disconnecting Power to Vega 30196
- Preliminary Vega 30 Router Configuration197
- Connections199
- Initial Configuration199
- Basic Video Routing202
- Basic MADI Audio Routing205
- MADI Stereo Pair Audio Routing209
- Embed a MADI Stereo Audio Pair into a Video Output215
- Output Video Signal Timing219
Maintenance220
- Power Supply Module Replacement220
- Airflow Cooling Fan Assembly Replacement221
- Software Upgrade223
  - Checking Software Version on a Vega 30 Unit223
  - Software Upgrade Procedure (with SAM Rollcall Control Panel)224
- Installing a License234
Appendix A Specifications241
- Physical241
- Operating Environment241
- Compliance241
- Electrical241
  - Vega 30 Unit241
  - Vega 30 Power Supply Modules242
- Signal Inputs242
- Signal Outputs242
- Reference Inputs243
- Timed Switching243
- Audio V-Fade Rates244
- Built-In Audio Test Tone Generator244
- Router Ports244
- Control and Status244
- Default IP Address244
- Rollcall ID Numbers244
- Software Compatibility245
Appendix B Source and Destination Port Numbering246
Appendix C Audio Channel Source and Destination Names and Numbers248
- Audio Crosspoint - Overview of Source and Destination Numbers249
- Table of Audio Source and Destination Names and Numbers250
- Audio Channel Source Names Diagram256
Appendix D SNMP MIB Files for the Vega 30 Router257
- Introduction257
- MIB Support257
- File Listing: PROBEL-Common.mib259
- File Listing: Vega30Router.mib260
Appendix E Configuration File272
- Introduction272
- Example Vega 30 Router Configuration File272
Appendix F Persistence File274
- Introduction274
- Example Vega 30 Router Persistence File274
Appendix G Source and Destination Names File (Import and Export)276
- Example Default Names File276
- Example Real-World File Contents278

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Brand	Snell Advanced Media
Model	Vega 30
Category	Network Router
Language	English

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