Chapter 1 Installing the Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
Installation
Figure 1-1 shows the rear panel of the encoder. Using the reference chart and images in Table 1-1, you can connect the appropriate device and power to the encoder.
Table | Rear Panel Reference |
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1 | AC Power Input | Provides system power. | |
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2 | Video Test Ports | BNC connector for composite video IN/OUT. Allows you | |
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| to connect a video test signal, such as a color bar generator, |
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3 | Channel A & B AV Inputs | Each AV Input channel provides the following input ports: | |
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| 1. Left/Right XLR connector for balanced audio sources; |
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| right XLR connector for AES/EBU audio |
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| 3. BNC connector for composite video sources |
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| SDI audio |
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| 5. Left/Right BNC connectors for unbalanced audio |
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4 | Alarm Relay Connector | Use this port to connect an external device (such as an | |
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| audible bell or buzzer) so that, if the system fails, it will |
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| trigger an external audible sound. |
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5 | Network Ports (Line 1 & 2) | Dual Ethernet ports provide redundant connections to your | |
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| network. |
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6 | Auxiliary VGA Connector | Use this port to connect an external VGA monitor so that | |
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| you can view the Operating System Interface. |
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7 | Control | (FUTURE) | |
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| encoder via |
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| broadcast studio master control center. This is a standard |
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8 | USB 2.0 Connectors | Use these ports to connect USB control devices, such as a | |
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| keyboard and mouse or USB memory devices. |
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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
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