Barco R5976519/00, R9806700 4. DIMENSIONS OF TH E ACSAR

4. Dimensions of the ACS AR

4. DIMENSIONS OF TH E ACSAR

4.1 ACSAR

Outside dimensions

434 mm

17.09 Inches

177 mm

6.97 Inches

456 mm

17.95 Inches

174 mm

6.85Inches

416 mm

16.38 Inches

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Outsidedimensions

Rack specification

TheAC SAR fits intoa 19” rack (w) x 4u (h) x 400 (d) mm with input modules.

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Contents

Main Page Changes Federal Communication Commission (FCC Statement) Guarantee and Compensation Trademarks Page TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of contents 1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.1 General 1.2 General Safety Instructions 1. Safety Instructions 1.3 Electrical safety on Power Connection Rating & Groundings General 1.4 Protection on Servicing Servicing Page 2. ACSAR package contents 2. ACSA R PACKAGE CONTENTS 2.1 Contents of the ACSAR package Main part Supplied accessories 2. ACSAR package conten ts 8R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 3. ACSAR CONCEPT 3.1 Alternative Content Switcher and Router 3.2 ACSAR on Modulelevel 3. ACSAR Concep t 4. DIMENSIONS OF TH E ACSAR 4.1 ACSAR Page 5. Mounting the ACSAR into the Console 5. MOUNTING THE ACSAR INTO THE CONSOLE 5.1 Installation of the ACSAR Necessary tools How to install the ACSAR unit in the console Page 5. Mounting the ACSAR into the Console 5.2 Connecting the ACSAR to console Which connections have to be made: Necessary parts How to connect the ACSAR unit to the console Page 6. SIGNAL CONNECTIONS 6.1 Connections for Preview and Communications Page 6. Signal Connectio ns 6.2 Connection to Video Equipment General Page 6. Signal Connectio ns SDI Input HD SDI Input 6. Signal Conn ections Digital Visual Interface Input (DVI) 6.2.2 Installation of an Input module How to install an Input module Page Page 7. Locations of Cont rols 7. LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS 7.1 On the ACSAR Front view 7. Locations of Controls 7.2 On the Remote Control Top sid e 7. Locations of Cont rols Page 8. Operating the Remote Co ntrol 8. OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROL 8.1 Battery Insertion in the Remote Control Where to find the batteries How to install the batteries 8.2 Operating the Remote Control 8. Operating the Remote Co ntrol 8.3 Address setting for the Remote Control How to set the Remote Control address Page 9. Starting up the ACSAR 9. STARTING UP THE ACSAR 9.1 Starting Up the ACSAR HowStartingUptheACSAR 9.2 Powering Down the ACSAR Intro Powering Down 9. Starting up the ACSA R Switching to Standby/Economic with selection wheel Switching to Standby with the Remote Control Switching to Standby using Touch Panel 10. WAY OF SCROLLING THROUGH THE MENUS 10.1 Way of displaying the Menus R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 35 How the menus are displayed? Main Menu Display Page Sub Menu Display R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 37 ACSAR OSD Image10-4 Scrollingthrough the sub menus Page 11. OVERVIEW GUI MENUS R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 39 11.1 ACSAR Starting up Powering up sequence Thepower ingup sequence is displayed on the graphical display on the ACSAR only. 11.2 Adjustment mode Password protection Password protection of some items 40 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 How to enter your password 11.3 Adjustment mode Entering the adjustment mode Random Access mode Adjustment mode - Random Access/1 42 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 PICTURE TUNING IMAGE SETTINGS R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 43 / / 44 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 / FILE SERVICE Installation mode Adjustment mode - Installation R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 45 INSTALLATION OSD Service mode Adjustment mode - Service/1 46 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 , CHANGE PASSWORD R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 47 ADVANCED PROCESSING BARCO LOGO I2C DIAGNOSIS Image11-14 Servicemode, part 2 On screen menu 11.4 Entering the Adjustment mode How to enter/to leave the adjustment mode 12. Video/RGB Input Mod ule setting 12. VIDEO/RGB INPUT MODULE SETTING 12.1 Set up Video and RGB input module Set up Video and RGB input module for the input signal type How to set up the input module Page 13. INPUT SOURCE FILE SERVICE 13.1 About Stored Files ACSAR memory How a file is coded 13.2 Loading a File How to enter the Load File menu: 52 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 0HQX 0HQX 13.3 File identification How identifying the new selected source Explanation of the Edit file menu items Explanation of the Edit file menu option items Page 13.4 Editing a File How to enter the Edit File menu: 0HQX 0HQX 0HQX 13.5 Changing the parameter settings 13.5.1 Changing the parameter settings with the Remote Control Saving changes to file 0HQX Pixel and Line Values 1234 3Presstheor cursor key to adjust the bar scale 4 Press EXIT to return 123 4 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 57 Image13-4 ChangingPixel and Line values adjusting the value itself withthe cursor keys 4Presstheor cursor key to change the number Line Period 1 9 2 3 Setting between brackets R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 59 12 3 Image13-8 Functionsetting using ENTER button as toggle key 1Presstheorcursor key to select item to be changed 2 PressE NTER to change the setting 13.6 Rename a file How to enter the Rename File menu How to rename (changing the characters) the file , . 13.7 Copy a File R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 61 How to enter the Copy File menu 0HQX 0HQX 13.8 Delete a File from file list How to delete a file from file list 13.9 File Options (Sort and Load) How to set the Sort class and Load mode Page 14. ACSAR SET UPS R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 65 2C Diagnosis Where to find the ACSAR set ups Service mode OSD 14.1 Entering the Service Menu How to enter the Service menu 14.2 ACSAR Identification How to enter the Identification menu 14.3 Password Change 0HQX 68 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 0HQX 0HQX 14.4 ACSAR Address Change About Address TheACS AR can be programmed with two addresses, an unique and a common address. Storing the individual address Storing the common address 14.5 Serial Communication Set Up 14.5.1 Entering the Serial Communication menu How to enter the menu 14.5.2 Setting the BAUDRATE Use of the serial Communication connection How to set the BAUDRATE 14.5.3 Setting the Interface Standard How to set up the Interface standard 14.6 Display BARCO Logo About BARCO logo Display Yes or No of the BARCO display 14.7 Advanced Processing About Advanced Processing Setting the minimum delay 14.8 I2C Diagnosis How to enter the I2C diagnosis menu Page 15. IMAGE ALIGNMENT About set ups for the image 15.1 Entering the Random Access Mode menu How to enter the Random Access Mode 15.2 Image Settings 15.2.1 Adjusting the Analog Image Controls How to adjust the analog controls 15.2.2.2 Decoding standard EBU IRE About decoding How to set up the decoding standard 15.2.2.3 Noise reduction About Noise reduction How to adjust the Noise reduction 15.2.2.4 GAMMA Correction About GAMMA Correction How to set up the correct GAMMA value Page How to adjust the Input Balance 0HQX R5976519 ACSAR 12122002 81 0HQX Image15-3 Blackand White balance adjustment 15.3 Picture in Picture (PIP) How to set up PIP 15.4 Framing the Image (Blanking) About framing the image How to frame the image 15.5 Adjusting the Image Aspect Ratio About Image Aspect Ratio How to select the correct Image Aspect Ratio 15.6 Image Side Keystone About Keystone Keystone correction for ALL or per file Keystone correction adjustment 15.7 Vertical and Horizontal Image Shift How to shift the image Page 15.8 Vertical and Horizontal Image Size How to adjust the image size Page 16. ADDITIONAL SET UPS Summary of the additional set ups. 16.1 Entering the Installation menu How to enter the Installation menu 16.2 Image transition when switching between sources How to apply an image transition 16.3 On Screen Display How to change the color of the OSD How to define the OSD position 16.4 Internal Generated Testpatterns How to select a testpattern 0HQX Image16-1 Internalgenerated testpatterns 16.5 Auto Shutdown when no Input Signal About Auto Shutdown How to activate the Auto Shutdown 16.6 Quick Access Keys 16.6.1 Overview Quick Access keys About Quick Access Keys How to get the overview 16.6.2 Linking a Menu to a Quick Access Key How to link a menu to a quick access key 16.6.3 PIP Source Quick Access Key How to enter a PIP source Page 17. Upgrading Touch Panel D-Cine Premiere 17. UPGRADING TOUCH PANEL D-CINE PREMIERE 17.1 Upgrade Touch Panel Why upgrade! Where to find? 17.2 Upgrading the Touch panel menu structure Page Index INDEX A B C D N O P Q R Revision Sheet