Sony 4000CL-MAV-PBIO System Installation, ST300-S/SM, VTR/DDR Controller, Production Switcher

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3.SYSTEM INSTALLATION

a.ST300-S/SM, VTR/DDR CONTROLLER

1)Plug one end of a 9-conductor, RS422 serial cable into the 9-pin connector (VTR 1, 2, 3 or 4) on the rear of the ST300. Plug the other end of the cable into the 9-pin REMOTE connector on the Video Server.

2)Connect the +5, +12, -12 VDC POWER SUPPLY into the POWER connector on the rear of the ST300. Plug the Power Supply into an outlet, 90 VAC to 240 VAC.

3)Check SETUP MENU prior to using the ST300 to confirm proper Record mode and other User settable modes.

b.PRODUCTION SWITCHER

1)Connect a standard cable (RS422, 9-pin serial cable) to the “AUX” connector on the rear of the ST300. Connect the other end of the cable to the Peripheral Bus Connector on the production switcher. (Communication Format- 38.4K, N, 8,1)

2)The ST300 has 4 Peripheral Device Addresses, one for each VTR that it controls. To set the Device Address for each VTR:

a)Press [MENU] and turn the Wheel until “Peripheral Address” is displayed.

b)Press VTR[1], VTR[2], VTR[3] or VTR[4] to select a VTR.

c)Assign a Peripheral Device Address for that VTR, from 0 to 23, by entering the desired address using the numeric keypad.

NOTE: Address 24 or greater will turn PBIO off.

d)Select the next VTR, and then assign a Peripheral Device Address for it. Each VTR must have its own unique address.

3)To select a Production Switcher type (Default = Grass Valley Group).

a)Press [MENU] and turn the Wheel until “SWITCHER” is displayed.

b)Press the Softkeys to toggle between Sony and Grass Valley.

4)For version 3.0 hardware, there is an option to set Parity to match the parity of the production switcher. In hardware versions 2.0 and 2.1, this option is not offered, as the hardware automatically adjusts for the parity.

5)When done, press [ESC] to exit the MENU.

6)Configure the production switcher: Enable the Peripheral Bus.

Enable the Peripheral Device Addresses assigned to the ST300. Enable the appropriate Learn/Recall levels.

Enable the Timeline or Recall Trigger function.

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Contents Model No CL-MAV-PBIO 4000CL-MAV-T-PBIO Sony DP ProtocolTable of Contents Manual Version Revision History Getting Started System DescriptionSystem Installation Production SwitcherST300-S/SM, VTR/DDR Controller Connection Diagram Video Server Setup Load a ClipLearn on the ST300 Learn on the Production Switcher Recall on the Production SwitcherRecall on the ST300 Triggers from the Production Switcher Grass Valley GroupSony Advanced Features Create NEW ClipsView the in OUT Point Setting the in OUT PointTrimming a Clip Clearing AN in OUT PointView Contents of CUE Point Transferring CuelistReceive Cuelist Function To Receive CUE Points from the ST300To Receive CUE Points from the PC Menu Modes Wind ModeReference RecordDisplay ST300 SetupSwitcher Type Software Version ParityFunction Table Specifications ST300GPI IN/OUT Connector KEY Layout

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