Manuals / Kyocera / Computer Equipment / Network Router

Kyocera VLSG-01 manual Section Vanlink System Overview, 1.1SYSTEM OVERVIEW, Vanlink System Guide

Models: VLSG-01

1 41

Download 41 pages 10.3 Kb

Page 19

SECTION 1

VANLINK SYSTEM GUIDE

SECTION 1

VANLINK SYSTEM OVERVIEW

1.1SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The Troll Systems VanLink remote broadcast van control interface is a comprehensive and dynamic system designed to be integrated into vehicles utilized in Electronic News Gathering functions in the field. Refer to Figure 1–1through Figure 1–3.

Van External

Control Panel

with QPT set

to Remote

CONTROL

CONTROL

CONTROL

Field Vehicle with Tx, GPS and Magnetometer controlled remotely by studio operator

Van External

Control Panel

with QPT set

to Remote

Troll Systems V750Remote Site ControllerT O U C H S T A R

7S 5 0

Transmitter

to V750 serial input

EVDO to V750 Ethernet

with Static IP or Dynamic DNS

QPT - 90/115 with

Local and Remote Controller

FEEDBACKVan Tx Antenna with Pan and TiltRooftop or Antenna

Mounted IMU

COMM

12 wire Nycoil from V750 to Tx Antenna

COMM

WAN

CONTROL

Figure 1–1. VanLink System ENG Vehicle Configuration

VanLink System featuring TouchStar™ Technology - Troll Systems Corporation

Document VLSG-01 - 10/21/08

VanLink System Overview 1-1

Image 19

Kyocera VLSG-01 Section Vanlink System Overview, 1.1SYSTEM OVERVIEW, Vanlink System Guide, Transmitter, QPT - 90/115 with

Contents

Document VLSG-01Revision - 10/17/2008 VanLink System Installation GuideTroll Systems Corporation Ground-BasedProducts Troll Systems Corporation Technical PublicationsNOTICE Troll Systems Corporation 24950 Anza AvenueValencia, CA 91355, U.S.A 2008 Troll Systems CorporationTable of Contents C100 User Interface VANLINK EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS Safety ConsiderationsINTRODUCTION SUMMARYDefinition ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, TERMSINTRODUCTION TermIntroduction P-3 ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, TERMSTerm DefinitionPACKAGING WARRANTYINTRODUCTION Warnings CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS DOCUMENTWARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES, AND HINTS VanLink Component Set-upand OperationINTRODUCTION CautionsHints Hint This format is used for all hintsCONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATIONINTRODUCTION Hazard Advisory Placards/Signs SAFETY CONSIDERATIONSGENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Do Not Service or Adjust AloneElectrical Power/Shock Hazards VanLink Safety ConsiderationsSafety Considerations S-3 Be Familiar With Resuscitation TechniquesCoincidental Damage to Equipment in Cabinets Lifting/Handling HazardsElectrostatic Discharge Sensitive ESDS Components Safety Considerations S-5 Page COMM 12 wire Nycoil from V750 to Tx Antenna COMM SECTION VANLINK SYSTEM OVERVIEW1.1SYSTEM OVERVIEW Local and Remote ControllerGPS Magnetometer 1.1.1VanLink System FeaturesFigure 1-2.VanLink IMU Configuration SYSTEM OVERVIEWDocument VLSG-01- 10/21/08 Figure 1-3.VanLink Remote Studio ConfigurationSwitcher / Router SYSTEM OVERVIEW1.2.1.1Hardware Requirements 1.2SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS 1.2.1Required System ComponentsVANLINK SYSTEM GUIDE 2.2SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONSSECTION VANLINK SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 2.1INTRODUCTIONINSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 2.3INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS2.3.1Power Requirements 2.3.2Rack InstallationRefer to Figure INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 2.3.3.1Running Cables2.3.3.2V750 Cable and Connector Requirements Figure 2-1.Cable Connector/Adapters E-201-0101-01INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Figure 2–2.Typical Network Configuration2.3.3.5EVDO/3G Router Connectivity 2.3.4.1Master Controllers and TNS Accessibility2.3.4IP Connectivity 2.3.3.4GPS/IMU ConnectivityTroll Systems Figure 2–3.Typical VanLink Network ConfigurationINSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Document VLSG-01- 10/21/082.4.1GPS/IMU Mounting Considerations 2.4GPS/IMU ASSEMBLY2.3.5Typical Network Configuration for VanLink GPS/IMU ASSEMBLY2.4.2VanLink GPS GPS/IMU ASSEMBLY Figure 2-4.GPS/IMU Assembly2.5.2Antenna Calibration 2.5CALIBRATION2.6REMOTE AND LOCAL CONTROL 2.5.1Magnetometer Calibration2.7.1Transmitter Control / Available Options 2.7OPERATING REQUIREMENTSOPERATING REQUIREMENTS Document VLSG-01- 10/21/08 SECTION ENGINEERING DRAWINGS3.1INTRODUCTION VANLINK SYSTEM GUIDEPage Page Page Page Page Page