Wegener Communications 4600 manual Operation from Front Panel, LCD Screen Relationships

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UNITY 4600 USERS MANUAL

3.2Operation from Front Panel

LCD Screen Relationships

The U4600 front panel (Figure 3.2) includes the following four main parts: a liquid crystal display (LCD), six pushbut- tons, eight LED indicators, and the front-panel audio and video monitor ports. Essentially all control available through the network or terminal is also available from the front panel.

The front-panel LCD (1) on Figure 3.2 supports unit monitor- ing and control by displaying screens containing status infor- mation, menu navigation pointers, and parameter input fields. Each LCD screen has a label or heading on the first row and information, parameters, or prompts on the second row which may cycle through multiple messages depending on the context.

The six pushbuttons ( 2) are your means of commanding the U4600 from the front panel. Use the four arrow buttons to navi- gate through menu screens and parameter selections and to scroll through available choices or characters when editing an input field. Press the ENT (Enter) button to select menus (downward navigation), to open editable input fields, or to com- mit edited parameters to the U4600. Press ESC (Escape) to exit an input field without saving the entry or selection.ESC also provides upward navigation through the menu structure to the home screen.

The eight front-panel LEDs (3) provide status information about your U4600 and its processes. See Table 3.2: Front- Panel LED Indicator Descriptions below for complete details. (Two additional LEDs are located on the rear panel and provide Ethernet status indications.)

At far right are the video port and audio port (4) included for monitoring from the front panel.

Figure 3.2 U4600 Front-Panel Layout

Figure 3.3 below shows LCD screen relationships from the top level downward. These screens are structured in two dimensions, reflecting their relationships as peers, as par- ents, and as children of other screens. The up-and-down dimension represents the parent-child screen relationships (navigated with the ESC and ENT buttons). The side-to-side dimension is the peer relationship (navigated with the right- and left-arrow buttons).

A parent screen is usually a menu screen covering some cate- gory of U4600 operation or status. Its child screens are opened by pressing ENT at the parent screen. These child screens then provide access to finer details of unit monitoring and con- trol. Multiple child screens of a parent menu screen are all peers to each other. However, the most significant set of peer screens are the top-level screens that have no parent and that include the home screen. The home screen may be reached by pressing and holding ESC (or pressing it repeatedly) from any

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Contents UNITY4600 800032-01 Rev. F Iii This page intentionally blank Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables 800032-01 Rev. F Viii Unity 4600 User’s Manual Manual OverviewUnity 4600 Professional Media Recorder Product OverviewUnity 4600 Product Specifications Technical SpecificationsCharacteristic Specification Dtmf Output Audio OutputFront Panel Monitors Serial PortsEthernet Ports Alarm/Cuing RelaysFront Panel E-Mails ChassisTransport-In Options CharacteristicDVB-QPSK Receiver with 4-Port RF Switch Option Switched RF InputsTurbo PSK Receiver Option, Broadcom Protocols DVB-QPSK Turbo Receiver with 4-Port Switch Option RF Switch InputGlossary of Terms and Abbreviations Safety SummaryGlossary of Terms Term DefinitionOr Recovery RecoveryBoot loader AutomatedNetwork Protection Presets TableMode PES StreamService Settings Service DescriptorSetting, Last CommandedUnpacking and Inspection Your warrantyLocation and Mounting Mandated Suppression Radio Frequency EmissionsMechanical Loading Desktop InstallationSee .2 for Transport Options for this slot U4600 ConnectionsConnector Type Pin Signal Name Designation Alarm Cuing Rear Panel ConnectorsComposite Video Out Serial ControlDVB-QPSK with 4-way RF Switch Transport In Option Connector Type Pin Signal Name Designation EthernetTurbo-PSK with 4-way RF Switch Transport In Option 115/230 VACSerial Port Configuration Modem I/O Device Handling Terminal I/OAux Data Printer OuputInstallation Testing Relay Pulse Check VOLnnnnnnnnnnnnnThis page intentionally left blank Theory of Operation Functional Summary Automated RecoveryMonitoring and Control Unity 4600 Functional Block DiagramLCD Screen Relationships Operation from Front PanelLCD Screen Relationship LCD Screen ContentSummary of Top-Level LCD Screens and Their Functions Screen Name Functions/Applications Unit Setup Home Default ScreensDownload Screen as Default Audio FP Monitor Selection Screen as DefaultFront-Panel LED Indicator Descriptions Indicator Label Color and State MeaningInterpreting Front Panel LEDs Front Panel Audio Monitor Rear-PanelOperation from Local/Remote Terminal CommandsOverview and Syntax UserAud1rt Same as aud1rt above Dels entry Audmon port#Dtmfvol percent Forcerf portGhostlist action PID LAN IP addr LAN Gateway addrLatchalarms LAN Mode mode Mode DHCP, WEG, or StaticLAN Subnet addr Lnbpwr outputLoadnv source ASIPartpid pid Or OPermch value Password One to six alphanumeric charactersON, OFF, or W StateRpath Relay addr Rpath from domainRpath to username@addr Route PortSET from source Setlabel labelSource Settimeout source timeSetpedest Setpin valueCommand displays internal unit temperature if available Unmute sourcesourcesource Maintenance General TroubleshootingAlarm LED On and Carrier LED Off Alarm and Carrier LEDs Both On Alarm or Warning LED OnAlarm and Warning LEDs Off Alarm and Warning Descriptions Alarms and WarningsContent Routing Content for ASI N/AProblem High Error RateInvalid Video Format Invalid VBI Data FmtIP Address Conflict KMS Stream LostNo Dhcp Server Found No RF SignalNo Genlock Sync No ID Tag FoundSetting Out of Range RF Signal OverloadTest Mode in Use PMT DisappearedVideo CMD Muted Video Buff OverflowVideo Not Found Video PES Data LostTechnical Support WarrantyThis page intentionally left blank Menu Screens Info ScreensParameter Screens Misc SetupsIndex LED Questions Rack This page intentionally left blank
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