Miranda Camera Co KALEIDO-K2 Module installation and replacement, Operation, Ventilation

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GUIDE TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

4.2.2 Operation

Connect each power supply to a power source using the supplied power cords.

In normal operation, both supplies should be switched ON (power switch on the power supply unit set to ). A green status lamp will illuminate on the power supply unit (see figure 4.2.1.1).

4.2.3Ventilation

Each power supply has its own integral ventilation fan. The power supply fans also serve to cool the controller module, which is located immediately in front of them in the frame. Additional cooling is not required.

4.3 Module installation and replacement

Modules are installed and removed from the front of the unit. The unit must be turned off before any module may be replaced. Although the cards can’t be damaged by a live extraction or insertion, this practice is not supported, and may cause malfunctioning of the card. When the unit is turned back on, the following boot-up procedure occurs:

-after a 5 second delay, the video windows appear at the output;

-after a 120 second delay, the background elements (tallies, VU meters, source ID, etc.) appear and are functional.

If a replacement module has obsolete firmware, the controller will update it automatically.

If the replacement module’s firmware is more recent, only the recognized feature set will be used by the controller.

When the installation of the module also involves installing a rear connector panel, that must be done from the rear of the panel, and should be done first, before the module itself is installed. The sequence of operations should be:

-remove the old module

-remove the old connector panel, if necessary

-install the new connector panel, if necessary

-install the new module.

Figure 4.3.1 Installing rear connector panel and front module (cover removed for clarity)

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Contents Kaleido-K2 Electromagnetic Compatibility Safety Compliance InformationHow to contact us Contents Guide to Installation and Operation Introduction Features1 Kaleido-K2 functional block diagram Rear Panel OverviewFront Panel Unpacking Mechanical InstallationRack-mount installation Installing Kaleido-RCP in a rack using the mounting bracket2 Moving the connector Frame Frame and Electrical InstallationPower supplies InstallationVentilation Module installation and replacementOperation Position Module type Color Code Connector panel installationModule card installation Controller Module Module description and connectionOption USBMouse Keyboard LTC1.4 Front edge of Controller module GPI Module 2.1 GPI rear connector panel2.4 Installing lexan on the MWA-TBA-G terminal block adapter Analog Audio Input Module MWI-SA 3.1 MWI-SA rear connector panelComposite Analog Video Input Module MWI-CVBS Digital Audio Input Module MWI-AESComponent Analog Video Input Module MWI-CAV 6 Y/C Analog Video Input Module MWI-YCAnalog Progressive Rgbvh Input Module MWI-VGA Digital Video SD-SDI Input Module MWI-SDIOutput Module MWO-HR HD-SDI Video Input Module MWI-HDControlling multiple Kaleido-K2s through an ethernet network Multiple Kaleido-K2 installation1 Cascading two Kaleido-K2s 3 RS-422 Serial ID Assignment RS-422 Multi-drop Cable ExampleStartup and preparation to use software Installation of SoftwareOperation Replacing a defective fan MaintenanceCleaning the air filter Replacing a defective power supply1 Replacing the fan Specifications Time Code Input Progressive Rgbhv Input MWI-VGAAnalog Audio Input MWI-SA Digital Audio Input MWI-AESAudio Monitoring Output MWO-HR Progressive Rgbhv Output 1 MWO-HRProgressive Rgbhv Output 2 MWO-HR DVI OutputUSB PORTMWA-CPU Remote Control PanelRemote Port MWA-CPU Ethernet PORTMWA-CPU