Barco RACKMOUNT DX-700 user manual

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Quick Start Guide
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Handles
Navigation
Two recessed handles are
provided. Chassis weight Use the arrows move the “focus”
depends on the number of highlight, and to scroll lists. To activate
modules installed. a highlighted function, press ENTER.
Focus
TEST

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DMX IN DMX THRU ETHERNET DIAGNOSTIC GENLOCK EXP MONITOR H / CS IN V IN LOCK LED OUT 1 LED OUT 2 LED OUT 3 LED OUT 1 LED OUT 2 LED OUT 3 RGBHV Y / COMP C / Pb Pr EXP OUT 1 -HD/SDI -2 DVI / EXP IN Input Module Output Modules System Module DX-700 Input Modules provide the system’s input, Each module provides three outputs, which can drive one The System module provides connections for Ethernet, synchronization scaling, and mixing functions. Within each module, the (or more) attached displays from

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DX-700 Module Insertion Carefully insert the module, and push it into the Simultaneously push both latches towards the chassis until the module’s top latch stops center of the module, until the module is fully 3 5 Ensure that DX-700 power is off. against the chassis. seated against the chassis. 1 Always push both latches CAUTION simultaneously. Chassis Retaining Screw Orient the module so that the power connector is at the bottom. 2 Latch Rear View: • System Module • Input Module • Outp

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DX-700 Module Configuration Rules In multi-bank configurations, all banks must be directly adjacent to one another, with no blank panels in between. 4 DX-700 supports a wide number of system configurations. Input and output modules are installed in “banks,” consisting of one (or more) input modules, and either one or two output modules (with two Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank 1 Bank 2 being the maximum allowed in a bank). By definition, a “bank” is a way of combining inputs and outputs into independent