Miranda Camera Co M406-9900-402, KALEIDO-K2 specifications Usb, Mouse Keyboard, Ltc, Option

GUIDE TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

The rear connector panel (11) associated with the Controller module has the following connectors:

Ethernet: RJ-45 connector

Ethernet interface for connection to LAN/WAN networks using TCP-IP.

RS-422/485:DE-9S connector

For connecting the Kaleido-RCP or other remote control devices.

Figure 4.4.1.2 RS-422/485 Connector pin-out

RS-232 :DE-9P connector

To connect to router status information sources for tracking UMDs.

Figure 4.4.1.3 RS-232 Connector pin-out

USB:	Used to connect a USB mouse, CD-ROM or portable hard disk to upgrade or service the unit. A
	similar USB connector may also be found on the front edge of the Controller module, accessible
	only when the front is removed.
Mouse,
Keyboard:	The mouse and keyboard inputs allow the user to operate the Kaleido locally.
LTC IN:	BNC
	The time code input connector allows the system’s internal clock to be synchronized to the
	station’s time.
	LTC signal must conform to SMPTE 12M (EBU-3259-E) standard.
REF IN:	BNC
(OPTION)	Connect a reference input signal to genlock the Kaleido-K2 (i.e. lock the Kaleido-K2’s internal clock
	circuitry to this external reference).
	The input reference can conform to any of these standards:
	SMPTE 170M, SMPTE 318M, ITU 624-2, BUT 470-6, or composite sync.

The front card-edge of the Controller module has several controls, some accessible only when the front panel is removed. Figure 4.4.1.4 shows the location of the controls on the front edge of the Controller module.

ON/OFF pushbutton: turns the unit on and off (the power supplies in the rear of the unit remain ON).

Power ON LED: this bi-color LED reports the general status of the unit and monitors the power supplies. When off, both power supplies are switched off or not plugged in.

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