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C opy r i gh t 2007 -2010 H a r r i s C o rpo ra t i on H a r r i s P rop r i e ta ry In fo rma t i on

P age 2 o f 13 R e l ease , 22 -Ju l y -2010

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Contents

About this Manual............................................................................... 5Audience ..................................................................................................................................... 5Automation System-specific Documentation Sets ...................................................................... 5Measurement Standards............................................................................................................. 5Product Unpacking Notes ........................................................................................................... 6

Standard ADC System Hardware.......................................................7Equipment and Dimensions ........................................................................................................ 7Harris Supplied Items.................................................................................................................. 7Miscellaneous Items.................................................................................................................... 8

Supported Peripheral Control Devices ...............................................9Operator Control Panel (OCP).................................................................................................... 9

Summary of Panel Features ................................................................................................. 10Specifications........................................................................................................................ 10

Ingest Control Panel (ICP) ........................................................................................................ 10Summary of Panel Features ................................................................................................. 11Specifications........................................................................................................................ 11

Rackmounting .................................................................................. 12The Device Controller Package ................................................................................................ 12

Mounting Hints ...................................................................................................................... 12Rackmounting Sequence .......................................................................................................... 12


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About this Manual

Audience

This manual is intended as a general reference and for use by engineers ortechnicians when installing Harris professional automation computers.

Automation System-specific DocumentationSets

Common Hardware Platform documentation sets are collated based on theautomation system being installed.

ADC playout automation

CHP Device Controller 2RU Hardware Reference

CHP Device Controller 4RU Hardware Reference

CHP Cabling Standards Reference

ADC CHP Board Set Reference

ADC Hardware Control Panels Reference ADC System Rackmount Reference

Measurement Standards

The following measurement standards are used in this manual:

Rack Unit (RU) is an Imperial standard measurement for device height. (Whilealso seen as U.) [1RU = 44.45mm = 1.75 inches]

19 Rack Standard is an international standard for racking width. [19 Rackmount

standard = 482.6mm] Other measures for in-document conversion: (1m = 3.281ft), (0.3048m = 1ft),

(25.4mm = 1in), (1kg = 2.205lb)

Website for length & weight conversions: http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert


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Product Unpacking Notes

Thoroughly inspect all articles immediately upon receipt. Any damage discoveredshould be cause for a damage claim against the carrier.


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Standard ADC System Hardware

Equipment and Dimensions

This section describes the hardware components for the deployable CHP DeviceController and dimensions for the overall ADC Playout Automation Systemequipment.

Hardware Height Width (FacePlate)

Depth

CHP DeviceController 4RU

7

(17.78 cm) (4RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

20

(50.8 cm)

CHP DeviceController 2RU

3.5

(8.89 cm) (2RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

19

(48.26 cm)

Transfer Switch 1.75

(4.44 cm) (1RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

3.25

(8.25 cm)

Cloning ControlPanel

1.75

4.44 cm) (1RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

20

(50.8 cm)

Relay Panel 1.75

(4.44 cm) (1RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

1.25

(3.16 cm)

GPI Breakout 1.75

(4.44 cm) (1RU)

19

(48.26 cm)

1.75

(4.44 cm)

24 port 1000 Base-TNetwork Switch50739

1.75

(4.45 cm)

19

(48.23 cm)

Due to continuous product improvements, dimensions may change, particularlywith respect to the client PC. Contact your Harris Project Manager for moreinformation.

Unless otherwise requested, customers supply their own monitors and KVMswitch.

Harris Supplied Items

The following cables are supplied with Harris components (if ordered):


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Client Control Panel MCS Transport

Harris supplies the interconnect cable which runs from the clients transport panel toCom Port 1. This is a 9-pin male to female cable approximately 6 feet (2 meters)long and is wired pin-to-pin.

Media Client Control Panel MCS-Clip24

Harris supplies the interconnect cable which runs from the MCS-Clip24 configuarableLCD button panel to Com Port 1. This is a 9-pin male to female cable approximately6 feet (2 meters) long and is wired pin-to-pin.

File Server Interconnection

If you have purchased two File Servers with co-standby File Server backup, Harrissupplies the interconnect cable between File Servers which enables automaticmirroring.

RS-232 to RS-422 Converters

Harris supplies RS-232 to RS-422 adapters for certain devices that support only RS-

232 serial protocol.

Miscellaneous Items

Devices

Prepare all devices such as VTRs, videodisks, switchers and cart machines forautomation installation using user notes supplied by Harris.

Important:

Confirm device model/version and obtain correct manufacturer's software andfirmware on disk/proms as needed.

Ensure that any internal DIP switches are set for the correct communicationparameters (Baud rate, parity, etc).

Printer(s)

Harris does not supply any printers with your system. You may, however, purchase aprinter and connect it to the File Server or Media Client workstations parallel port.Optionally, you may choose to provide a print server available on the network toconnect to the printer. A standard Windows driver for any installed printer(s) shouldbe available for installation on Harris computers as needed.


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Supported Peripheral ControlDevices

Operator Control Panel (OCP)

The Operator Control Pane is a mid-sized desktop controller that provides instantaudio or video playback and control for broadcast automation, post production andother applications. This panel gives operators a choice in controlling automationenvironments by providing unambiguous button control in addition to conventionalkeyboard and mouse operations.

Panel Functions

The OCP comes with 24, hi-res, remotely-relegendable 64 x 32 LCD buttons, 10bank buttons, and 17 additional function and navigation switches.

The hi-res LCD buttons can display text (up to 40 characters) and graphics using builtin command driven serial interfaces. They integrate a graphical LCD with RGBbacklighting, and are capable of displaying up to 64 colors. Software controls theinterface, display and backlighting. Data only needs to be transmitted when a changeis made to the display or background colors.

These LCD buttons can be programmed to provide a range of functions. Mostcommonly used when breakdowns or other failures occur, each button on the OCP

can call up actions needed in a hurry.For example, a button can be configured to:

Cut back to Network, or even backup device with a ready content.

Display a full-screen apology slide or trigger a caption for missing audio.


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Summary of Panel Features

24 LCD buttons

4x10, 3x8, 2x7, Icons

64 colors

23 additional buttons 18 have LEDs - 5 can be used to menus

2 line x 40 character display

Up to 10 banks of 6 buttons can be configured (i.e. the top row of LCD buttons onthe panel) and assigned to specific channels to provide a range of standardactions.

The remaining three rows of 6 buttons each (18 buttons) can be programmed toprovide a range of standard actions.

Specifications

The following table provides a brief list of specifications for a Ingest Control Panel.

Specification Description

Size 9.25 x 10.0 x 2.5

Weight 17 lbs (37.49KG)

Power Requirements The ICP comes with a universal, 12 volt DC switchingpower supply. If you need a power cord specific to yourlocation, please contact your local distributor.

Warning: Using a power supply other than the unitspecified can result in damage to the panel and/or otherequipment which is not covered by the manufactures

Warranty.

Typical Location In close proximity to the operator workstation.

MountingRequirements

No mounting is required. Since this is a desktop unit,only sufficient desk space is required.

Ingest Control Panel (ICP)

The Ingest Control Panel (ICP) provides basic transport and jog/shuttle controls in acompact desktop unit. This panel gives operators a choice in controlling ingest

environments by providing desktop device transport button control in addition to anautomation GUIs Device Control Interface and a broadcast devices conventionaltransport controls.

When used in conjunction with an automation playout or ingest workstation, theworkstation displays the events to be controlled and the ICP provides a hands-onuser interface


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Summary of Panel Features

Ingest Control Panel features include:

Sony Jog Shuttle knobThe jog/shuttle mechanism is a weighted jog wheel and a concentric shuttle ring.

18 control buttons

5 dedicated transport controls

Can be directly connected to workstation or ganged to Operator Control Panel

SpecificationsThe following table provides a brief list of specifications for a Ingest Control Panel.

Specification Description

Size 11.5 x 8.0 x 2.5

Weight 13.23 lbs (KG)

Power Requirements The ICP comes with a universal, 12 volt DC switchingpower supply. If you need a power cord specific to yourlocation, please contact your local distributor.

Warning: Using a power supply other than the unitspecified can result in damage to the panel and/or otherequipment which is not covered by the manufacturesWarranty.

Typical Location In close proximity to the operator workstation.

MountingRequirements

No mounting is required. Since this is a desktop unit,only sufficient desk space is required.


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Rackmounting

The Device Controller Package

Device Controller(s) are rack mountable devices and ship with rack rails. Transferswitches, relay panels, GPI breakouts, network hub(s) and keyboard/video/mouse(KVM) switch are supplied with rack mount ears for easy installation.

Mounting Hints

17 monitors come standard with the Harris system. If you require smaller or

larger monitors, this must be specified at the time of the order. Mount the 8-port relay panels and GPI breakouts in the back of the rack. The

relay panels are connected to the transfer switch or to the cloning panel if cloninghas been ordered as an option.

Your Device Controller comes with a rack size keyboard, ideal for storage in akeyboard drawer. However, both the keyboard drawer and rack mount kits formonitors and client PCs must be purchased separately if needed.

Appropriate power cords are provided for all equipment. If any, or all, of thepower cords supplied with the system are incorrect, contact Harris Automation forassistance.

While most, if not all, equipment is equipped with auto sensing power supplies, itis essential that care be taken to ensure that any line voltage settings present areproperly set prior to applying power to any equipment.

Rackmounting Sequence

Install your Device Controller(s), transfer switch, keyboard/video/mouse switch,Application/File Server(s) and network hub in the same rack, or in adjacent racks.This rack should also contain an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for your DeviceController(s).

We recommend installing the equipment in a least used to most used

configuration from the top of the rack to the bottom, with user controls convenientlyplaced. If this configuration is followed, system components are installed from thetop to the bottom of the rack in this order:

Application/File Server (Installation and setup of this sever are addressed underseparate documentation.)

Network hub(s)

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Transfer switch

Keyboard/Video/Mouse switch

Keyboard and mouse

Main Device Controller

Backup Device Controller

UPS

Sample Rack Configuration

The following is a sample rack configuration of the Harris automation equipment.

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