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Operational reliability — Dual redundant power supplies support round-the-clock operation in mission-critical applications.

•Two AC power inputs — Support the media player through any power interruption short of a simultaneous loss of power on both power sources.

•Two power input circuits — The two complete power circuits, from the plug, through fuse, switch, and power supply, to the power insertion onto the power distribution plane, are separate and independent from each other (see figure 3).

AC Power

AC Power

Power Power

Supply Supply

Figure 3. Redundant Power Supply Backs Up Primary

•Two power supplies — The two 100 VAC to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz power supplies provide worldwide power compatibility.

•Mutually redundant circuits — The power supply circuitry is configured to automatically switch over. Should either power supply fail, the remaining, hot power supply immediately assumes the load of the failed supply, meaning zero downtime and no loss of functionality.

Remote control — Support for a wide range of remote control options using Ethernet TCP/IP or serial RS-232 interfaces.

•Two LAN ports — Allow you to simultaneously remotely control the JMP 9600 while you remotely upload new audio/video files to the player. Two levels of password protection exist.

NOTE: Two LAN ports allow the media player to reside on two different subnets simultaneously.

•RS-232 serial ports — Serial port Remote 1 allows remote control via a PC or a control system.

NOTE: Serial port Remote 2 is for factory use only. The customer or end user cannot control the player via the Remote 2 port.

1 TByte of internal media storage

Digital audio output — 16 channels of uncompressed digital audio; AES/EBU 24-bit at 48 kHz or 96 kHz

NOTE: 16 channel audio is supported with 4:4:4 video format only. 4:2:2 video formats support 8 audio channel only.

JMP 9600 Media Player • Introduction

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Contents

JMP Precaucion AvertissementAchtung Vorsicht FCC Class a Notice Conventions Used in this Guide Contents Mounting and Maintenance About this Guide About the JMP Typical JMP 9600 Application Digital video outputs HD-SDI or DVI-I Features2-channel output modes Redundant Power Supply Backs Up Primary TByte of internal media storage JMP 9600 Media Player Introduction Connections and Features Mounting the Media Player Video and Audio Outputs Pin SignalChannels of audio LTC Linear Time Code Input and Output connectors Lock Input and Output connectorsSync LAN LAN PortsCabling Both ports Remote Control Port RJ-45 connector wiring Digital Inputs and Relays Power Dual Redundant AC Power Input connectors Operation Definitions Front Panel Controls and Indicators Status LEDs LCD and Menu Controls Transport ButtonsEncoder knob Menu System Overview Power-on SequenceMenu System Flow Channel status menus Channel Status Menu Playlist and Clip fields Select a Playlist Screen and Select a Clip Folder Screen Frame selection Video selectionShuttle selection Loop selection Settings menuMute selection Audio submenu Audio Submenu Autostart Submenu Flowchart Autostart submenu Date and Time submenu Date and Time Submenu Apply new settings? Prompt LCD submenu Networking submenu Networking Submenu Network parameters LAN Network Interface JMP 9600 Media Player Operation Player submenu Ping function Reboot submenu Serial Ports submenu System Info selection System Information Screen Video submenu Video Submenu Mode Selection Lock menu Are case sensitive System Status menu Help menuLicense Keys menu About menu About Screen Play a Presentation Options Connections LAN Settings, uncheck the Use a proxy Html Operation Opening the Embedded Html Pages Player Control Channel 1 and 2 Control and Status Windows Real time status display Transport controls Transport Controls Loading a Clip or Playlist into a Player Channel Loading a Clip or Playlist Setting the clip or playlist to autoplay and view clip info Playlist Editor Creating a New Playlist Editing the Contents of a Playlist Remove a clip file from a playlist Removing Clips from a Playlist Editing the Properties of a Playlist Play at and Stop at check boxes Setup Functions Audio Setup Dialog Box Autoplay Setup Dialog Box Network Setup Dialog Boxes Eth0 = LAN port Network Ethernet setup dialog boxesNetwork Gateway setup dialog box Eth1 = LAN port License Management Setup Dialog Box Player Info Setup Dialog Box Serial Port Setup Dialog Box Serial Port Setup Dialog Box Submenu Video Setup Dialog Boxes Video mode setup dialog box Video HD-SDI setup box Video analog setup dialog boxES Genlock and ES MS9200 Genlock About Setup Dialog Box About Setup Dialog Box Control Ports Remote Port Default IP Addresses Opening the embedded Html Msvpp Tips Host-to-Player InstructionsExtron products. Read this section Carefully Using the Command and Response Table Symbol Definitions X4# Command Msvpp Command Response Additional description Media management Command/response table for Msvpp commands Add a clip on rafting to the end of a playlist on river Playback commands KEY Playlist properties Canyon documentary playlist Loop commands Timecode commandsVideo mode Colorspace Color wash Audio delay HD-SDI VPI enableHD-SDI mode Sync Audio mute Audio volumeLicense keys Serial port Remote 1 configuration Ethernet configuration Digital inputs and relays commands SetDHCPX3@ Gateway Set Dhcp on Time of day RebootDevice parameters Information requests Parameter Value Voltageps15vdc5.19vdc Voltageps25vdc5.17vdc GetVoltage X4! = Memory capacity or availablility Data Transfer and Firmware Upgrade Starting the FileZilla FTP Utility FTP Utility Local and Remote Sites Loading Media Folders to the Media Player Loading Media Files Deleting Folders and Individual Files from the Media Player Deleting Files from the Media Player Location of Firmware Upgrade Files Loading and Updating firmware Downloading Firmware Upgrade Files Loading a Firmware File Synchronization Connections for Synchronized Multi-player Operation Sample Connections for System Synchronization Results of LTC and genlock timing references Comparison of the Effects of Timing References Applied Esgen Genlock attibutes Esgen vs. traditional GenlockTraditional Genlock attributes LTC commands Applicable Msvpp commandsGenlock commands Control Example Single file using separate control Configuring LTC for Synchronized Multi-player OperationCommand to Master Player Command to Slave Player Function Configuring a player as an LTC master Generate an LTC Configuring a player as an LTC receiver slave Set an LTC Receiver, Pre-Roll, and Post-Roll Configuring Genlock for Synchronized Multi-player Operation Select a Genlock Mode Using Digital Inputs and Relays High Frame Rate Digital Input Connection Using the Power Port Optically-isolated Digital Inputs Digital inputs commands Applicable Msvpp CommandsCommand Function Digital outputs commands Encoding Guidelines Audio track files Encoding and Packaging OverviewVideo track files Reels Composition playlist Supported Video FormatsPacking list and asset map JPEG-2000 Restrictions Rack Mounting Ventilation GuidelinesTabletop Use UL guidelines Mounting instructions Rack Mounting the Media Player Cleaning the Air Filters Changing the Fuses Replacing Fuses Troubleshooting a High Temperature Battery Precautions Ethernet Link Default IP AddressLAN 1 LAN 2 Pinging to Determine the IP Address Pinging to Determine the web IP Address Ping with New Address Telnet Tips Connecting as a Telnet ClientOpen Local and Remote Devices Subnetting a PrimerGateways IP Addresses and Octets Unmasked octets are compared indicated by ? in figure Subnet Masks and OctetsDetermining Whether Devices are on the Same Subnet Masked octets are not compared indicated by X in figure Video processing SpecificationsContent/file format Video output Sync- analog video outputs Player syncTime code Audio processing Digital I/O control General JMP 9600 Part Numbers Optional Accessories and Replacement FiltersPart Numbers Included Parts Cable assemblies CablesBulk cable and termination tools Asia Middle East USA, Canada, South America Japan Central AmericaEurope, Africa, and the Middle China East Europe