Snell Advanced Media MV-800 Quick Setup Manual

Brand
Snell Advanced Media
Model
MV-800
Type
Quick Setup Manual
2016 © SAM
Quick Setup Guide
MV-800
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Integrated Multiviewer
For use in Sirius 830, 840 and 850 Routers
4) Default Video Wall Layout and Alarm Configuring
Thank you for purchasing a new MV-800 Integrated Multiviewer. This Quick Setup Guide will help you fit MV-800
modules into a Sirius 800 series router and get running as quickly as possible.
Upon Receipt of your Multiviewer:
The components are supplied in dedicated packaging provided by SAM; they should not be accepted if delivered in
inferior or unauthorized materials.
Unpack components carefully and check them against the packing list. If anything is incorrect, please notify
your SAM Partner or notify SAM directly (www.s-a-m.com/support/247-support-contact-details/).
Check components have not been damaged in transit. If any damage has occurred, notify your SAM Partner
(or SAM directly) and the carrier immediately. Have your order details ready.
Retain the original packing materials. They could be useful for future transporting or shipping.
What component parts do I have?
Up to 3-off: MV-800 products, each comprising:
o 1x 5934 MV-800 Main Module.
o 1x 1312 MV-800 Rear Panel, with up to 6-off SFP video modules (SDI, Fiber or HDMI output)
+ SFP Blanking plugs. SFP’s may be supplied separately.
1-off 5902 Sirius 800 Multiviewer Crosspoint Module (Required if a 5902 is not already fitted to your router.
)
Safety Information:
!
Caution: Routers and router modules should only be serviced by qualified personnel.
!
Caution: Take anti-static precautions when handling, inserting or removing router modules.
!
Caution: When removing or fitting modules in the Sirius 800 router frame:
o Double-check which modules, if any, are the correct modules to remove.
o Double-check which module slots are the correct slots to fit modules into.
o Ensure router fan doors are properly closed afterwards.
!
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A video wall layout is edited with SAM Fusion software; see
the SAM website, www.s-a-m.com.
Perform the following steps for each multiviewer to check
some basic functionality:
Pull the default layout from the multiviewer:
1.
Run the SAM Fusion client application on a PC. (Version
1.1.19 or later)
2. File > New Project.
Click “Connected Multiviewer Project”.
Browse to a PC folder where wall layout data will be
stored. Must be an empty folder.
Click Next.
3. Select a multiviewer unit from the displayed list. Click
Choose. (Remember to select the RollCall Domain ID)
4. Use “admin” as Username and Password.
5. Click Login.
The video wall layout is pulled from the multiviewer and
read into Fusion.
The Fusion project screen has four large icons:
Manage Users, Themes, Walls, and Tiles.
5. Click the Walls icon and click on Wall1in the drop-down
list.
The Wall Editor screen is shown for Wall1.
To make a simple change to the wall layout and push it back
to the multiviewer, carry out the following steps:
Make a visible change to the wall:
6. Click on a middle wall tile, to select it.
Tile Properties are shown on the right of the screen.
7. Change Tile Type to Analogue Clock.
The selected tile changes to a round clock face.
8. Click File > Save File to save this change.
Enable a Video Input Lost alarm:
9. Click Multiviewer > Input Alarms. A dialog is shown with tabs:
a) Input Tab: Set Selected Input to Input 1.
b) Alarm Tab: Scroll down the Selected Alarm selection box
and select Video Input Lost. Tick Alarm Enable.
c) Input Tab: Click Copy All.
Video Input Lost alarm is now enabled on all MV-800 inputs.
Click OK.
10. Click File > Save File to save this change.
Push the modified project to the multiviewer:
11. Click Project > Select Multiviewer.
Enter the IP address of the multiviewer.
12. Click Project > Push.
The modified project is pushed to the multiviewer.
The multiviewer adopts the new wall layout and the analogue clock
is shown on Output 1.
Provoking a Video Input Lost alarm warning:
13. Route an unconnected video source to a multiviewer input.
For example:
Make a destination–source routing on the router to route an
unconnected router input to Multiviewer Input 1.
When video loss is detected by the multiviewer:
a) A slow-flashing red rectangular border
appears on the video wall around the lost video input tile.
b) The alarm error may be seen in a Fusion window:
Expand the Network View Pane multiviewer item.
Right-click on the Input 1 item.
A Details text window shows status of Input 1.
Red text status message appears when
the Video Input Loss alarm is triggered.
This proves the MV-800 is sending out alarm status messages, which
Fusion is intercepting.
Repeat this for each MV-800.
This has exercised video on the monitor wall, setting up an alarm and network connection to/from the
Fusion software application. For more information, please see the MV-800 User Manual.
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Sirius 840
Up to 3-off MV-800’s Sirius 850
Up to 2-off MV-800’s
After booting, for each MV-800:
1. Check the LED status of each MV-800 5934 front module, see Figure 1.
C
onnecting up:
2. Connect MV-800 rear connections shown in Figure 2.
Connect the 1G1 interface to a laptop PC with a network cable.
RollCall Control Panel, use version 4.16.11 or later:
3. Start the SAM RollCall Control Panel application on the Laptop PC. Click Build Network icon.
4. Enter the MV-800 1G1 default IP address: 10.54.31.221, 10.54.31.226 or 10.54.31.231.
RollCall connects to the MV-800.
Note: To find out 1G1 IP address: Click System Reset (in System-Setup screen). Click Confirm.
Watch a MV-800 monitor display while the MV-800 reboots; 1G1 IP address is shown in the splash screen.
5. Navigate to the RollCall MV-800 Multiviewer System-Setup screen.
RollCall System-Setup screen:
6. For the 1G1 interface, set up the Network Settings relevant for your house network (IP address, Subnet mask, Default gateway
address, DHCP status).
7. Repeat for the other network interfaces - 1G2, 10G3 and 10G4.
8. Set up Router Controller Settings for the controller(s) within the router (IP address and IP port).
9. In RollCall Settings, set up the Unit number (default = 01) and Domain ID (default = 100) for the MV-800.
Note: Unit number must be unique for each MV-800. Typically, Domain ID is the same for each MV-800.
Restart:
10. Click on System Reset (in the System-Setup screen) and then click Confirm to perform a System Reset of the MV-800.
While the MV-800 reboots, a splash screen shows the MV-800 module IP address and other details.
11. Disconnect the MV-800’s 1G1 port from the Laptop PC and connect the MV-800 to the house network.
Initial configuration for one MV-800 is done.
12. Repeat from step 1 for each MV-800.
Sirius 830
Up to 2-off MV-800’s
Front
2) Initial Configuration for each separate MV-800
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Please read these instructions to fully understand what has to be done.
Front
Fan Door Use up to three rear
slots.
Front
Rear
Front
Front
Front
Rear Rear
1
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Fittin
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into a Sirius 800 Router
Router:
1. Ensure the Sirius S800 Router Controller (Module 2463) software version is 3.17.4 or later.
2. Modify the Router Configuration to match the new modules fitted (Module configuration and Matrix Output ports).
3.
Each multiviewer video input comes from a router input via the 5902 Multiviewer Crosspoint module;
each is mapped as a router destination, see Table 2.
Default Video Wall Layout:
4. Each new MV-800 starts with a default video wall layout, which comprises:
Four walls, one 3x4 video tile grid per MV-800 display output:
Out 1: 1 2 3 Out 2: 13 14 15 Out 3: 25 26 27 Out 4: 37 38 39
4 5 6 16 17 18 28 29 30 40 41 42
7 8 9 19 20 21 31 32 33 43 44 45
10 11 12 22 23 24 34 35 36 46 47 48
Seeing Video on each Multiviewer Display Output:
5. Route a router input to each MV-800 input.
(Routing may be done via: SAM Workbench; SAM RollCall Control Panel; a SAM Router Panel or via the Sirius router Door PC.)
6.
View the router input video on each multiviewer display output.
Slot (4)
Slot (3)
Slot (2)
Slot (1)
Use up to two rear
slots.
Slot (3)
Slot (2)
Slot (1)
Router Power Supplies: Sirius 800 routers have powerful power supplies. In most cases, these are sufficient for powering MV-800(s).
SAM recommends checking your router power supply configuration with SAM support before fitting MV-800(s) into the router.
(
www.s-a-m.com/support/247-support-contact-details/.
)
Fitting: Fitting instructions vary slightly, depending on the Sirius 800 router model. Router modules may be hot-plugged.
Use up to two lower
rear slots.
Front
Fan Door
Front
Fan Door
Sirius 830 Sirius 840 Sirius 850
[Module
Address] Destination Number [Module
Address] Destination Number [Module
Address] Destination Number
Slot (4) [248] Not available for
MV-800 use. [248] 1249 – 1292* No third slot in Sirius 850
Slot (3)
[247] 1201 - 1248 [247] 1201 - 1248 [246] 1153 – 1200 **
Slot (2)
[246] 1153 - 1200 [246] 1153 - 1200 [247] 1225 – 1272 **
Slot (1|) [245] Must be a 5902 MV
Crosspoint Module [245] Must be a 5902 MV
Crosspoint Module [245] Must be a 5902 MV
Crosspoint Module
*
** Note: number range in Sirius 840 upper slot.
Note: different numbering for Sirius 850.
3) Seeing Video through a Multiviewer
Modules
Modules
Modules
Slot (3)
Slot (2)
Slot (1)
830 840 850
Figure 3: Blue-Grey Splash Screen,
on display outputs while booting.
MV-800 Booting up:
When fitted, each MV-800 5934 module
begins to boot up.
Each 5934 Multiviewer module boots for
approximately 4 minutes.
Front Slot Module Rear Slot Module Comment
Front Slot (4) = (5934) Rear Slot (4) = (1312) Third MV-800, Sirius 840 only
Front Slot (3) = (5934) Rear Slot (3) = (1312) MV-800, if fitted.
Front Slot (2) = 5934 Rear Slot (2) = 1312 MV-800 Module
Front Slot (1) = 5902 - - Multiviewer Crosspoint Module
Table 1: Fitted modules for MV-800
Figure 2: 1312 Rear Connectors
Connect to monitor displays 1G1 Network Interface, RJ45
(Connect one MV-800 at a time to a Laptop PC)
Note: When booting up, MV-800 monitor display outputs show a blue-grey splash screen which goes away after approx. 3 minutes.
Figure 1: 5934 module front
edge LED indicators
Table 2: Sirius 800 Mapped Router Destinations for Multiviewer Inputs
Front
850
840
830
INSERT THIS SIDE UP label
Fitting Instructions:
1. If SFP video modules are supplied separately, fit them to the 1312 rear modules.
2. If the front module in Slot (1) is NOT a 5902 MV Crosspoint module:
Remove the “non-5902” module from front Slot (1).
3. For each MV-800 being fitted:
Remove a rear module, starting with rear Slot (2), then Slot (3) etc. as necessary.
4. For each MV-800 to be fitted:
Remove a front module, starting with front Slot (2), then Slot (3) etc. as necessary.
The relevant slots are now empty, ready for fitting the new modules:
5. Fit all 1312 MV-800 module(s) into emptied rear slots, starting with rear Slot (2), then Slot (3) etc. Note the INSERT THIS SIDE UP label.
6. Fit a 5902 MV Crosspoint module into front Slot (1), if a 5902 MV Crosspoint module is not already fitted.
7. Fit all 5934 MV-800 module(s) into the emptied front slots, starting with front Slot (2), then Slot (3) etc.
The MV-800 option is now fitted into router slots, see Table 1.
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Snell Advanced Media MV-800 Quick Setup Manual

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