Pinnacle Speakers Lightning 1000 manual Chassis Rear Panel Components

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Chassis Rear Panel Components

The figure below illustrates the rear panel of the Lightning chassis (Serial Digital version).

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MENU OUTPUTS

DIGITAL I/O

DIGITAL I/O

DIGITAL I/O

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B

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-

RS422

RS422

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

Y/C

SVGA

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RS422

RS422

VIDEO

KEY

VIDEO

KEY

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KEY

COMPOSITE

INPUT

INPUT

INPUT

MOUSE K/B

SCSI

GPI-A

GPI-B

NETWORK

A / VIDEO

B / KEY

A / VIDEO

B / KEY

A / VIDEO

B / KEY

REF-LOOP

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1)	Captive Screws	8) Channel 2 I/O		15)	Network
2)	Air Vents	9) Digital Video Output		16) Keyboard
3) Y/C Video Menu Output		10)	Channel 1 I/O	17)	Not Used
4)	Composite Video Menu Output 11)		Digital Key Output	18)	Reference Loop
5)	SVGA Menu Output	12)	Rear Connector Panel	19)	GPI Ports
6)	RS-422 Ports	13)	AC Power In	20)	A/Video Input
7)	Channel 3 I/O	14)	Mouse	21)	B/Key Input

1.Captive Screws. Two captive screws secure the Rear Connector Panel to the chassis. Releasing them allows the hinged panel to drop down.

2.Air Vents. Lightning’s internal components and power supply are cooled by multiple fans. Air flows through the front vents to the internal fans, and out through these rear chassis exhaust vents. To provide optimum air flow, do not obstruct the front and rear vents.

3.Y/C Video Menu Output. One Y/C connector is provided for the menu output in Y/C video format. Use this connector (and a customer-supplied Y/C monitor) when you wish to monitor the user interface in Y/C format (typically at distances greater than five meters from the chassis).

4.Composite Video Menu Output. One BNC connector is provided for the menu output in composite video format. Use this connector (and a customer-supplied composite monitor) when you wish to

Lightning 1000 Installation Guide