American Dynamics AD1024

SETUP

Video Output Module Switches

The 2024VOM (Video Output Module) adds character

information in the form of titles and time and date to switched

video from 2016AVIM modules. Each 2024VOM card

contains 2-pin jumpers and one 8-position DIP switch (see

Figure 28). These are set with the module removed from the

bay.

Four 2-pin jumpers for setting monitor identification are set at

the back of the card (end with gold-plated connections). Each

card can be set for monitors:

one, two, three, and four; or

five, six, seven, and eight; or

nine, ten, eleven, and twelve; or

thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen.

There is no other variations, only the four types described

above.

Note: The silkscreen labeling on the VOM board shows which

jumper is for which monitor; these are labeled M1 through

M16. When setting monitors over sixteen, subtract multiples

of sixteen from the monitor number you want to set. For

example, to set monitors 33-36, subtract 32 to obtain monitors

one through four (33-32=1; 35-32=3, etc).

For selection of video type (Phase Adjusted Line, PAL or

National Television Systems Committee, NTSC), locate the

2-position jumper terminal near the center edge of the card.

Position the plastic 2-pin jumper to the appropriate location.

For selection of bay configuration (Standard or Condensed),

locate the 2-position jumper terminal near the center of the two

gold connectors. All bays are configured with the jumper

position set to "standard bay". In Condensed Bays, the jumper

is set to "standard bay" for cards corresponding to monitors 17

to 32, while the jumper is set to "condensed (or split) bay" for

cards corresponding to monitors 1 to 16.

Note: The bay configuration switch was implemented on Rev

"B" boards. Before Rev "B" boards, resistors were placed on

the solder side of the board (Condensed Bays only).

The 8-position DIP switch S2, located on the circuit board,

must be set to identify the video inputs and outputs the module

must respond to. Switch settings are dependent on the slot

location in the matrix bay as well as which matrix bay the card

is located. Switch settings are shown in Tables 4a, 4b, and 5.

Table 4 represents the first four switches of S2, which

identifies video input. If the video output is located in a matrix

switching bay that includes video input cards its video input

would be considered internal. If the video output card is

located in a matrix switching bay which contained only output

cards its video inputs would be considered external.

Table 5, on page 17, identifies which video outputs the card

will be controlling.

Table 4a - S2 Internal Video Input Identification

1=On 0=Off

Switch Positions

Video Inputs 1 2 3 4

1 to 256 0000

257 to 512 1000

513 to 768 0100

769 to 1024 0010

Table 4b - S2 External Video Input Identification

1=On 0=Off

Switch Positions

Video Inputs 1 2 3 4

1 to 256 1000

257 to 512 0100

513 to 768 0010

769 to 1024 0001

Note: Table 4a is used when the 2024VOM is located in a

matrix switching bay which includes 2016AVIM. Table 4b is

used when the 2024VOM is located in a matrix switching bay

which does not include 2016AVIM modules. In both

instances, the Filter DIP switch S2 on the 2010DB/2010DBVL

Data Buffer Module must be set to pass all data (see page 12).

DIP Switch S1 and slide Switch S3 are not used on the

2024VOM card.

NTSC/PAL

jumper

Condensed or

Standard Bay

Monitors 1 - 4

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Monitors 5 - 8

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Monitors 9 -12

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Monitors 13-16

Figure 28 - VOMCard Jumper Switches