FOR-A HVS-AUX8, HVS-AUX16, HVS-AUX32 Operation Manual

OPERATION
MANUAL

HVS-AUX8

Auxiliary Unit

HVS-AUX16

S/N 9000191-Higher

HVS-AUX32

S/N 9090073-Higher

9

th

Edition

(Version 4.26 or Higher)

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Precautions

Important Safety Warnings
[Power]

Caution

Operate unit only on the specified supply voltage.

Disconnect power cord by connector only. Do not pull on cable portion.

Stop

Do not place or drop heavy or sharp-edged objects on power cord. A damaged cord
can cause fire or electrical shock hazards. Regularly check power cord for
excessive wear or damage to avoid possible fire / electrical hazards.

[Grounding]

Caution

Ensure unit is properly grounded at all times to prevent electrical shock hazard.

Hazard

Do not ground the unit to gas lines, units, or fixtures of an explosive or dangerous
nature.

Caution

Ensure power cord is firmly plugged into AC outlet.

[Operation]

Hazard

Do not operate unit under hazardous or potentially explosive atmosphere
conditions. Doing so could result in fire, explosion, or other dangerous results.

Hazard

Do not allow liquids, metal pieces, or other foreign materials to enter the unit. Doing
so could result in fire, other hazards, or unit malfunction.

If a foreign material does enter the unit, turn the power off and immediately
disconnect the power cord . Remove the material and contact an authorized service
representative if damage has occurred.

[Transportation]

Caution

Handle with care to avoid impact shock in transit, which may cause malfunction.
When you need to transport the unit, use the original or adequate packing material.

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[Circuitry Access]

Do not remove covers, panels, casing, or access the circuitry with power applied to

the unit! Turn the power off and disconnect the power cord prior to removal. Internal
servicing / adjustment of unit should only be performed by qualified personnel.

Stop

Do not touch any parts / circuitry with a high heat factor.
Capacitors can retain enough electric charge to cause mild to serious shock, even
after the power has been disconnected. Capacitors associated with the power
supply are especially hazardous. Avoid contact with any capacitors.

Hazard

Unit should not be operated or stored with cover, panels, and / or casing removed.
Operating unit with circuitry exposed could result in electric shock / fire hazards or
unit malfunction.

[Potential Hazards]

[Rack Mount Brackets, Ground Terminal, and Rubber Feet]

[Consumables]

Caution

Consumable items that are used in the unit must be periodically replaced. For
further details on which parts are consumables and when they should be replaced,
refer to the specifications at the end of the Operation Manual. Since the service life
of

consumables varies greatly depending on the environment in which they are
used, such items should be replaced at an early date. For details on replacing
consumable items, contact your dealer.

Caution

To

rack-mount or ground the unit, or to install rubber

feet,

do not use screws or
materials other than those supplied. Otherwise, doing so may cause damage to the
internal circuitry or components of the unit. If you remove the rubber feet that are
attached to the unit, do not reinsert the screws securing the rubber

feet.

Caution

If

abnormal odors or noises are noticed coming from the unit, immediately turn the

power

off

and disconnect the power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions.

If

problems similar to the above occur, contact an authorized service representative

before attempting to operate the unit again.

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Unpacking

The Hanabi series Auxiliary Units are fully inspected and adjusted prior to shipment and can be
operated immediately upon completing all required connections and operational settings.
Check your received items against the packing lists below.

 HVS-AUX8 Box

ITEM

QTY

REMARKS

HVS-AUX8

1

16 signal select type

BNC cable

1

For control connection (Arcnet, 10m)
(BNC, 5C2V, 75ohm)

AC adaptor with AC cable

1

For DC power supply

Operation manual

1

HVS-AUX8RK (option)

1 set

(See the table below.)

Rack mount bracket sets
(2 types) (option)

1 set

For 1-unit mounting to EIA1RU rack space
For 2-unit mounting to EIA1RU rack space

Control cable (option)

1

For VPS-700 series switcher connection
(10m) (PC-3168-1)

The HVS-AUX8RK Option Box

Blank Panel

1

For attaching to the frame instead of front
panel.

Control cable

1

For front panel and frame connection (5m)

D-sub connector

1 set

Rubber feet

1 set

Installation Guide

1

 HVS-AUX16/32 Box

ITEM

QTY

REMARKS

HVS-AUX16 or
HVS-AUX32

1

38 signal select type

BNC cable

1

For control connection (10m)

AC cable

1

Rack mount brackets

1 set

EIA standard type

Operation manual

1

HVS-AUXRK (option)

1 set

(See the table below.)

Control cable (option)

1

For VPS-700 series switcher connection
(10m) (PC-3168-1)

CAUTION

Use the supplied control cable when configuring the optional HVS-AUX8RK.
Otherwise, malfunction may result. Do not use other cables.

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The HVS-AUXRK Option Box

Blank Panel

1

For attaching to the frame instead of front
panel.

Control cable

1

For front panel and frame connection (5m)

D-sub connector

1 set

Rack mount brackets

1 set

EIA standard type

Installation Guide

1

Check

Check to ensure no damage has occurred during shipment. If damage has occurred, or items
are missing, inform your supplier immediately.

Rack Mounting

The HVS-AUX16/32 units can be mounted to EIA standard rack units. When rack mounting a
unit, use the accessory rack mount brackets (rack ears).

CAUTION

Use the supplied control cable when configuring the optional HVS-AUXRK.
Otherwise, malfunction may result. Do not use other cables.

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Table of Contents

1.

Prior to Starting ........................................................................................................................... 9

1-1. Welcome .............................................................................................................................. 9

1-2. About Hanabi Auxiliary Units ............................................................................................... 9

1-3. About This Manual ............................................................................................................... 9

2.

Panel Descriptions .................................................................................................................... 10

2-1. Front Panels ....................................................................................................................... 10

2-1-1. HVS-AUX8 .................................................................................................................. 10

2-1-2. HVS-AUX16 ................................................................................................................ 11

2-1-3. HVS-AUX32 ................................................................................................................ 12

2-2. Rear Panels ........................................................................................................................ 13

2-2-1. HVS-AUX8 .................................................................................................................. 13

2-2-2. HVS-AUX16/32 ........................................................................................................... 14

2-3. Internal Settings ................................................................................................................. 15

3.

Connection ................................................................................................................................ 16

3-1. Arcnet Connection Requirements ...................................................................................... 16

3-2. Connecting to Hanabi Series Switchers ............................................................................ 17

3-2-1. Connection Example (HVS-1500/3800) ..................................................................... 17

3-2-2. Connection Example (HVS-300/350/390/XT100/XT110/500/600/650/1000HS) ........ 18

3-2-3. Connection Example (HVS-5000 Series) ................................................................... 19

3-2-4. Connection Example (HVS-4000HS) ......................................................................... 19

3-3. Connecting to VPS-700 Series Switchers ......................................................................... 20

3-3-1. Connection Examples ................................................................................................. 20

3-3-2. Arcnet ID and Menu Settings ...................................................................................... 21

3-4. Remote Mount with HVS-AUX8RK .................................................................................... 22

3-5. Remote Mount with HVS-AUXRK ...................................................................................... 22

3-6. Alarm Connection ............................................................................................................... 23

4.

Power ON .................................................................................................................................. 24

4-1. Warning Messages ............................................................................................................ 24

5.

Menu Operation ......................................................................................................................... 26

5-1. Making Settings .................................................................................................................. 26

5-2. Setup Menu ........................................................................................................................ 28

5-3. Free Assign ........................................................................................................................ 29

5-4. Reinitialize .......................................................................................................................... 32

6.

Operations ................................................................................................................................. 33

6-1. NOR Mode（Default）....................................................................................................... 33

6-2. NON Mode ......................................................................................................................... 33

6-3. TAKE Mode ........................................................................................................................ 34

6-4. Bus Quick Select ................................................................................................................ 34

6-4-1. Setting Quick Select .................................................................................................... 35

7.

Specifications & Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 36

7-1. Unit Specifications .............................................................................................................. 36

7-2. Dimensions ......................................................................................................................... 37

7-2-1. HVS-AUX8 .................................................................................................................. 37

7-2-2. HVS-AUX8 (Optional HVS-AUX8RK Configured) ...................................................... 37

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7-2-3. HVS-AUX16 ............................................................................................................... 38

7-2-4. HVS-AUX32 ............................................................................................................... 39

7-2-5. HVS-AUX16/32 (Optional HVS-AUXRK Configured) ................................................ 40

Appendix: HVS-AUX8 Button Labels ...............................................................................................1

Appendix: HVS-AUX16/32 Button Labels ........................................................................................3

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1.

Prior to Starting

1-1. Welcome

Congratulations! By purchasing a Hanabi series Auxiliary Unit you have entered the world of
FOR.A and its many innovative products. Thank you for your patronage and we hope you will
turn to FOR.A products again and again to satisfy your video and audio production needs.

FOR.A provides a wide range of products, from basic support units to complex system
controllers, which have been increasingly joined by products for computer video based systems.
Whatever your needs, talk to your FOR.A representative. We will do our best to be of continuing
service to you.

1-2. About Hanabi Auxiliary Units

The Auxiliary Unit options (HVS-AUX8, HVS-AUX16 and HVS-AUX32) are designed for
selecting signals for HVS-4000 series M/E (PGM/PST) as well as Hanabi and VPS-700 series
auxiliary outputs. Configure multiple Auxiliary Units to further expand signal selection capability.

Features

 Up to 16 Auxiliary Units can be cascade configured via ARCNET connection in the Hanabi

system and up to 12 Auxiliary Units in the VPS-700 system. (An Arcnet hub is required
depending on the number of the units.)

 Front panel LED menu display at each unit for making operation and communication

settings.

 HVS-AUX8 units are a 16-signal selection type

HVS-AUX16/32 units are a 38-signal selection type (HVS-AUX32 has 32 single signal

selection buttons.)

 Remote mount available with an optional front panel separation kit (HVS-AUX8RK or HVS-

AUXRK)

1-3. About This Manual

This manual is intended to help the user easily operate Hanabi series Auxiliary Units and make
full use of all their functions during Hanabi Live Switcher operations. Before connecting or
operating your Auxiliary Unit, read this operation manual thoroughly to ensure you understand
the product. After reading, it is important to keep this manual in a safe place and available for
reference.

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POWER CONT

SHIFT

HVS-AUX8

AUXILIARY UNIT

2.

Panel Descriptions

2-1. Front Panels

2-1-1. HVS-AUX8

③ ④

1
9

2
10

3
11

4
12

5
13

6
14

7
15

8
16

① ②

① Signal Select Buttons
Used to select signal for switcher AUX outputs as well as HVS-4000 series M/E buses. Note
that each button is marked with two signal indications and is used to select one of the two.
SHIFT button ② determines which one of the two signals appearing at any of the above
buttons is selected when button is pressed. M/E bus signal 1–8 / 9-16 (Primary inputs, stills,
etc) can be selected (factory settings).

② SHIFT (TAKE) Button
Used in conjunction with buttons ① above to select output signal appearing as output at

switcher. SHIFT has three operation mode; Normal, Non-shifted and Take. (See section 6.
"Operations".)

Normal mode

SHIFT is used in conjunction with buttons ① above to select output
signal appearing as output at switcher.

Non-shifted mode

SHIFT is not used in conjunction with buttons ① above. Therefore,
shifted buttons are disabled and only 8 signals can be selected in
this mode.

Take mode

SHIFT is used in conjunction with buttons ① above to confirm the
signal selection. To select output signal, press buttons ① above
and press SHIFT. Therefore, shifted buttons are disabled and only
8 signals can be selected in this mode.

③ Indicators

POWER Indicator

Lit green when power is applied to the unit.

CONT Indicator

Lit green when control communication is occurring correctly
between the Auxiliary Unit and the switcher.

Unlit when control communication is not occurring or has failed
due to error. In this case check the displayed message and take an
appropriate action. See section 4-1. "Warning Messages" for
details.

Flashing during setting the Setup menu.

LED Menu Display

Used to make settings for Auxiliary Unit setup and operation.

④ Menu Control
Used to select setting to be made / changed at LED display.

NOTE

Any signal available in the switcher can be freely assigned to these bus buttons. See
section 5-3. “Free Assign” for more details.

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HVS-AUX16

AUXILIARY UNIT

POWER

CONT

A

A A A

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

SHIFT

PGM 2 PREV 2

CLEAN 2

2-1-2. HVS-AUX16

①a

③ ④

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

① Signal Select Buttons

① ① ① ②

b c d

Used to select signal for switcher AUX outputs as well as HVS-4000 series M/E buses.

Note that each button is marked with two signal indications and is used to select one of the

two. SHIFT button ② determines which one of the two signals appearing at any of the above

buttons is selected when button is pressed. The output signal can be selected as any one of

the signals described below (factory settings).

Select (a) M/E signal 1–16 / 16–32 (Primary inputs, stills, etc.)

Or (b) Program outputs

Or (c) Preview outputs

Or (d) Clean outputs

If controlling an AUX bus:

Available buttons: ① a, b, c and d above

If controlling an M/E bus (HVS-4000 only):

Available buttons: ① a above

② SHIFT (TAKE) Button

Used in conjunction with buttons ① a–d above to select output signal appearing as output at

switcher. SHIFT has three operation mode; Normal, Non-shifted and Take. (See section 6.

"Operations.")

Normal mode

SHIFT is enabled. (Press SHIFT then buttons ① a–d above.)
Selectable signals are 1-32, PGM1-2, PREV1-2 and CLEAN1-2.

Non-shifted mode

SHIFT is disabled.
Selectable signals are 1-16, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1.

Take mode

SHIFT is used in conjunction with buttons ① a–d above to confirm
the signal selection. (Press buttons ① a–d above then SHIFT.)

Selectable signals are 1-16, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1.

* When controlling an HVS-4000 M/E bus, only 1-32 are selectable in Normal mode.

③ Indicators

POWER Indicator

Lit green when power is applied to the unit.

CONT Indicator

Lit green when control communication is occurring correctly
between the Auxiliary Unit and the switcher.

Unlit when control communication is not occurring or has failed
due to error. In this case check the displayed message and take an
appropriate action. See section 4-1."Warning Messages".

Flashing during setting the Setup menu.

LED Menu Display

Used to make settings for Auxiliary Unit setup and operation.

④ Menu Control

Used to select setting to be made / changed at LED display.

NOTE

Any signal available in the switcher can be freely assigned to these bus buttons. See
section 5-3. “Free Assign” for more details.

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PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SHIFT

HVS-AUX32

AUX ILIARY UNIT

A

A A A

POWER CONT

① ① ① ②

2-1-3. HVS-AUX32

③ ④

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

①a

① Signal Select Buttons

b c d

Used to select signal for switcher AUX outputs as well as HVS-4000 series M/E buses. The
output signal can be selected as any one of the signals described below (factory settings).

Select (a) M/E signal 1–32 (Primary inputs, stills, etc.)
Or (b) Program outputs
Or (c) Preview outputs
Or (d) Clean outputs

If controlling an AUX bus:

Available buttons: ① a, b, c and d above

If controlling an M/E bus (HVS-4000 only):

Available buttons: ① a above

② SHIFT (TAKE) Button
Used in conjunction with buttons ① b–d above to select output signal appearing as output at

switcher. SHIFT has three operation mode; Normal, Non-shifted and Take. (See section 6.
"Operations.")

Normal mode

SHIFT is enabled. (Press SHIFT then buttons ① b–d above.)
Selectable signals are 1-32, PGM1-2, PREV1-2 and CLEAN1-2.

Non-shifted mode

SHIFT is disabled.
Selectable signals are 1-32, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1.

Take mode

SHIFT is used in conjunction with buttons ① a–d above to confirm
the signal selection. (Press buttons ① a–d above then SHIFT.)

Selectable signals are 1-32, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1.

* When controlling an HVS-4000 M/E bus, only 1-32 are selectable in Normal mode.

③ Indicators

POWER Indicator

Lit green when power is applied to the unit.

CONT Indicator

Lit green when control communication is occurring correctly
between the Auxiliary Unit and the switcher.

Unlit when control communication is not occurring or has failed
due to error. In this case check the displayed message and take an
appropriate action. See section 4-1. "Warning Messages."

Flashing during setting the Setup menu.

LED Menu Display

Used to make settings for Auxiliary Unit setup and operation.

④ Menu Control
Used to select setting to be made / changed at LED display.

NOTE

Any signal available in the switcher can be freely assigned to these bus buttons. See
section 5-3. “Free Assign” for more details.

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2-2. Rear Panels

2-2-1. HVS-AUX8

② ⑥ ⑦

① ③ ④ ⑤

① CONTROL A

Used for cascade control connection between Hanabi series switchers and Auxiliary Units.

Note that if cascade control connection is made here, 75Ω termination switch ② must be set

to ON or OFF based on where the unit is positioned in the cascade configuration. (See

section 3. "Connection" following for details.) BNC connectors.

② 75Ω Termination Switch

Used to set 75Ω termination of CONTROL A connector ① ON / OFF. ON or OFF setting here

must be made based on where the unit is positioned in the cascade configuration. (See

section 3. "Connection" following for details.) BNC connectors.

③ CONTROL B

Used for VPS-700 connection. (Use RS-422 (1) or (2) connector on VPS-700). 9-pin D-sub

connector (female).

④ SERVICE I/O

For maintenance use only. Do not use during normal operation. 9-pin D-sub connector

(female).

⑤ ALARM

Used for power supply alarm output (if unit power fails) and external reset signal input. 9-pin

D-sub connector (female). See section 3-6. "Alarm Connection" for more information.

⑥ DC IN (12VDC)

Used for connection to the supplied AC adapter.

⑦ Blank Panel (Do not remove blank panel if HVS-AUX8RK is not used.)

Used for remote mount with an optional front panel separation kit (HVS-AUX8RK)

S/No.00000

DC 12 V

CONTROL A

 

ON

OFF

CONTROL B

SERVICE I/O

ALARM

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2-2-2. HVS-AUX16/32

②

⑦

① ③ ④ ⑤ ⑨ ⑥

⑧

① CONTROL A
Used for cascade control connection between Hanabi series switchers and Auxiliary Units.
Note that if cascade control connection is made here, 75Ω termination switch ② must be set
to ON or OFF based on where the unit is positioned in the cascade configuration. (See
section 3. "Connection" following for details.) BNC connectors.

② 75Ω Termination Switch
Used to set 75Ω termination of CONTROL A connector ① ON / OFF. ON or OFF setting here

must be made based on where the unit is positioned in the cascade configuration. (See
section 3. "Connection" following for details.) BNC connectors.

③ CONTROL B
Used for VPS-700 connection. (Use RS-422 (1) or (2) connector on VPS-700). 9-pin D-sub
connector (female).

④ SERVICE I/O
For maintenance use only. Do not use during normal operation. 9-pin D-sub connector
(female).

⑤ ALARM
Used for power supply alarm output (if unit power fails) and external reset signal input. 9-pin
D-sub connector (female). See section 3-6. "Alarm Connection" for more information.

⑥ Power Switch
Used to turn unit power ON / OFF. Front panel power indicator will be lit green whenever this
switch is to ON and power is applied to the unit.

⑦ Ground
Used to ground unit to protect operators against static electricity and electrical shock.

⑧ AC Connector
Used for connection to AC power source via supplied accessory cord.

⑨ Blank Panel (Do not remove blank panel if HVS-AUXRK is not used.)
Used for remote mount with an optional front panel separation kit (HVS-AUXRK)

IMPORTANT

T

ermination connection at Hanabi series OUs and MUs is not 75Ωtermination switch
made. User supplied termination connector must be connected to one side of U
connector supplied with OU / MU units. See Hanabi series switcher Operation manual
for

details.

RATING LABEL

POWER AC100-240V~50/60Hz IN

CONT ROL A CONTROL B SERV ICE I/O ALAR M

ON





OFF

ON

OFF

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2-3. Internal Settings

The switch on the CPU board is service use. Do not change these settings. The figure below
shows the factory default settings of the SW1. If you have changed the settings by mistake, refer
to the figure below to return them to the factory defaults.

HVS-AUX top view

CPU CARD（E02435-2）Default Settings

 SW1 Setting (service use)

HVS-AUX8

1, 4: ON(Do not change.)
2, 3: OFF (Do not change.)

HVS-AUX16/32

1: ON (Do not change.)
2-4: OFF (Do not change.)

CAUTION

The switch on the CPU board is service use. Only qualified technical personnel should
be allowed to use them. To protect boards from electrostatic damage, do not touch the
components on the boards.

CN8

CN4

CN1

CN2

BNC2

BNC1

CPU CARD E02435-2

CN3

SW1

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3.

Connection

3-1. Arcnet Connection Requirements

Connection cable

BNC (5C2V or equivalent)

Total cable length within one segment

Less than 100m

Cable length between Arcnet devices (terminals)

More than 1 m

Available number of Arcnet hub in a system

2

Maximum number of units within one segment

7 units

End terminals in a network system

75Ω termination required

These figures are provided only as a guide. They vary depending on the environments of the system.

 Connection Example 1 (One Segment)

 Connection Example 2 (Three Segments)

Switcher

MU

Switcher

OU

Arcnet

Hub

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

Switcher

MU

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

Switcher

OU

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

HVS-AUX

IMPORTANT

T

o control all of auxiliary outputs in the same time, the same number of Auxiliary Units
must be configured in the system. If eight or more Auxiliary Units are configured in a
system,

an Arcnet hub is require

d.

Consult your For-A resellers for more details.

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3-2. Connecting to Hanabi Series Switchers

The examples of ARCNET connection between the Auxiliary Units and Hanabi series switchers
are given in the following. The devices at the both ends of the connection must be terminated by
75 ohms. On the Auxiliary Units 75 ohm termination switch must be set to ON.

3-2-1. Connection Example (HVS-1500/3800)

 Connection Example 1

 Connection Example 2

 Connection Example 3

75Ωtermination

HVS-1500HS

HVS-3800HS/S

(ID 250)

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

75Ωtermination

75Ωtermination

OFF

75Ωtermination

ON

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-AUX

(ID 241)

HVS-AUX

(ID 242)

HVS-1500H

S

HVS-3800H

S/S

(ID 250)

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

75Ωtermination

75Ωtermination ON

HVS-1500H

S

HVS-3800H

S/S

(ID 250)

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

75Ωtermination

OFF

ARCNET

ARCNET

ARCNET ARCNET

ARCNET

ARCNET

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3-2-2. Connection Example

(HVS-300/350/390/XT100/XT110/500/600/650/1000HS)

 Connection Example 1

 Connection Example 2

 Connection Example 3

HVS-1000HS only

IMPORTANT

If

the Auxiliary Units are configured in the HVS-300/XT100/XT110/500/600/1000
system,

an HVS-ARCNET option is required for connection.

15-pin D-sub cable

HVS-1000H

S

(ID

250)

Operation Unit

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

User 75Ωtermination

connector

75Ωtermination ON

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-1000HS

(ID 250)

User 75Ωtermination

connector

75Ωtermination ON

HVS-1000H

S

(ID

250)

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

75Ωtermination

OFF

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-AUX

(ID 241)

HVS-AUX

(ID 242)

75Ωtermination

ON

User 75Ωtermination

connector

ARCNET ARCNET

ARCNET

ARCNET ARCNET

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3-2-3. Connection Example (HVS-5000 Series)

 Connection Example 1

 Connection Example 2

HVS-5400

(ID 250)

Ethernet cable

75Ω terminator

75Ω termination

OFF

75Ω termination

ON

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-AUX

(ID 241)

HVS-AUX

(ID 242)

3-2-4. Connection Example (HVS-4000HS)

Ethernet cable

Operation Unit

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-5400

(ID 250)

75Ω terminator

75Ω termination ON

HVS-4000H

S

(ID

250)

Operation Unit

(ID 1)

75Ωtermination

OFF

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

HVS-AUX

(ID 241)

HVS-AUX

(ID 242)

75Ωtermination

ON

User 75Ωtermination

connector

Operation Unit

ARCNET

ARCNET

ARCNET ARCNET

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3-3. Connecting to VPS-700 Series Switchers

First, designate one of the Auxiliary Units as a master and others as slaves. Connect the master
unit to the VPS-700 via the supplied control cable as shown in the connection example below.
Use the Arcnet to connect the master and slaves with the cables supplied with the Auxiliary
Units. The both ends of the Arcnet must be 75 ohm terminated.

 Connecting between VPS-700 and the master Auxiliary Unit:
Connector used on VPS-700: RS-422 (1) or (2) (9 pin D-sub 9, female)
Connector used on HVS-AUX: CONTROL B (9 pin D-sub 9, female)
Connection cable: Optional control cable (PC-3168-1, Separate purchase)

 Connecting the master and slave Auxiliary Units:
Used connector: BNC with loopthrough (75Ω termination switch embedded)

Connection cable: BNC cable supplied with the Auxiliary Unit

3-3-1. Connection Examples

 Example 1

Master

<Menu Setting>
GRP? >> 700M
MU? >> Arbitrary

AID

>> 240

IMPORTANT

To

control auxiliary outputs for the VPS-700 series switchers (VPS-700, VPS-700RPS

,

and VPS-715) the Auxiliary Units with firmware version 3.00 or higher are required.

VPS-700

TO

OU

RS-422 1

VPS-700 OU

TO

MU

CONTROL A

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

75Ωtermination

ON

PC-3168-1

CONTROL

B

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 Connection Example2

Master Slave Slave

<Menu Setting>
GRP? >> 700M
MU? >> Arbitrary

AID

>> 240

<Menu Setting>
GRP? >> 700S
MU? >> 240
AID

>> 241

<Menu Setting>
GRP? >> 700Ｓ
MU? >> 240
AID

>> 242

3-3-2. Arcnet ID and Menu Settings

 Arcnet ID
Note that when more than one unit is configured, different ID numbers (1-255) must be
assigned to each unit configured within the ARCNET for control communication to be

possible. If ID numbers are overlapped in the Arcnet, communication cannot be properly
established. (See section 5. "Menu Operation" following for details.)

The Arcnet ID number can be changed in the AID item in the Setup menu. See section 5-1
“Making Settings" and section 5-2 "Setup Menu."

 Menu Settings
The GRP and MU settings in the menu are different between master and slave units. Refer to
the table below for proper settings for your Auxiliary Units. See section 5-1 “Making Settings"
and section 5-2 "Setup Menu" for other menu settings.

Menu Item

Setting

Master

Slave

GRP?

700M

700S

MU?

Any value from 1 to 255

(This value is neglected.)

Arcnet ID of Master

NOTE

The Arcnet ID for HVS-AUX is set to 240 at factory default. The different ID numbers
must

be set for each units.

VPS-700

TO

OU

RS-422 1

VPS-700 OU

TO

MU

75Ωtermination

OFF

CONTROL A

HVS-AUX

(ID 240)

CONTROL A

HVS-AUX

(ID 241)

CONTROL A

HVS-AUX

(ID 242)

75Ωtermination

ON

75Ωtermination

ON

PC-3168-1

CONTROL

B

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3-4. Remote Mount with HVS-AUX8RK

If the front panel and frame of the HVS-AUX8 units are separated using the optional HVS­AUX8RK, connect between the D-sub connector (15-pin D-sub, male) on the rear side of the
front panel and the TO PANEL connector (15-pin D-sub, female) with the supplied control
cable.

Front Panel top view

15- pin D-sub, male

Supplied cable

15-pin D-sub, female

Frame rear view

S/No.00000

DC 12 V

CONTROL A



ON OFF

CONTROL B SERVICE I/O

ALARM

3-5. Remote Mount with HVS-AUXRK

If the front panel and frame of the HVS-AUX16/32 units are separated using the optional
HVS-AUXRK, connect between the D-sub connector (15-pin D-sub, male) on the rear side of the
front panel and the TO PANEL connector (15-pin D-sub, female) with the supplied control cable.

Front Panel rear view

Frame rear view

CAUTION

Use the supplied control cable when configuring the optional HVS-AUXRK and do not
disconnect the cable (power supply included) from when the unit is in operation.
Otherwise, malfunction may result. Do not use other cables.

CAUTION

Use the supplied control cable when configuring the optional HVS-AUX8RK and do
not disconnect the cable (power supply included) from when the unit is in operation.
Otherwise, malfunction may result. Do not use other cables.

RATING LABEL

15-pin D-sub, male

Supplied cable

15-pin D-sub, female

POWER

AC100-240V~50/60Hz IN

CONTROL A

CONTROL B SERVICE I /O

ALARM

ON



OFF

ON OFF

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3-6. Alarm Connection

The pin assignments of the ALARM connector are as shown in the table below. Refer to the
table to make alarm connections.

 Alarm Connector Appearance

9-pin D-sub (female)

 Pin Assignment Table

Pin No

Signal

Description

1

Communication ALARM OUT *

Communication failure alarm, normally open

2

Power ALARM OUT *

Power supply failure alarm, normally open

3

Not used

Not used

4

Not used

Not used

5

Reset IN

External reset input. Active low initiate.

6

Communication ALARM Common

Communication alarm signal common.

7

Power ALARM Common

Power alarm signal common.

8

GND

Common ground

9

GND

Common ground

* Relay contacts: Max. load current 0.5A at 24VDC.
Communication failure alarm

Pins 1 and 6 remain OPEN during normal operation. If communication failure occurs, pins 1 and
6 will short and fan alarm signal output occurs.

Power supply alarm
Pins 2 and 7 remain OPEN during normal operation. If a power supply failure occurs, pins 2 and
7 will short and power supply alarm signal output occurs. (Pins 2 and 7 will short when turning
the unit's power off.)

External reset
An external reset signal shorts pin 5 to GND (pin 8 or pin 9) to reset the unit.

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4.

Power ON

Power on all devices connected to the system after all system connections are complete. When
powering on the Auxiliary Units , the message "INIT", which indicates that the unit is starting up,
and then the message "STRT", which indicates that the startup is fully complete, will be displayed.

To setup the Auxiliary Units, go to section 5. "Menu Operation."
To operate the Auxiliary Units immediately, go to section 6. "Operations."

4-1. Warning Messages

If a warning message is displayed, take an appropriate action following the tables below.
Warning Messages when connecting to the Hanabi switcher.

Message

Error

Action

Refer to

ERR1

System error

Power off and then on HVS-AUX.

A NG

Arcnet connection
failure

Check the Arcnet connection (cable
connection and 75ohm terminal switch) at
HVS-AUX.

3-2

M NG

MU communication
failure

Check if the power is ON at MU.
Check the Arcnet connection (cable
connection, etc.) at MU.

3-2

G NG

Group setting failure

Group setting is not properly made. Change
the Group setting at GRP? menu.

5-2

DUID

Arcnet ID error

The same Arcnet ID as HVS-AUX already
exists. Change the Arcnet ID at AID menu.

5-2

MUID

Arcnet ID error (MU)

The MU specified by Arcnet ID is missing.
Check the MU ID number and change the ID
at MU? menu.

5-2

O NG

OU connection failure
(HVS-1500HS/
HVS-3800HS only)

Check if the power is ON at OU.
Check the Arcnet connection (cable
connection and terminator.) at OU.

3-2

Warning Messages when connecting to the VPS-700 switcher as a Master

Message

Error

Action

Refer to

ERR1

System error

Power off and then on HVS-AUX.

A NG

Arcnet connection
failure

Check the connection with MU (cable
connection) at Master unit.

3-2

M NG

MU
communication
failure

Check if the power is ON at MU.
Check the connection with Master unit at MU

(RS-422).

3-2
G NG

S T R

T

POWER

CONT

I N I

T

POWER

CONT

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Warning Messages when connecting to the VPS-700 switcher as a Slave

Message

Error

Action

Refer to

ERR1

System error

Power off and then on HVS-AUX.

A NG

Arcnet connection
failure

Check the Arcnet connection with Master unit
(cable connection and 75ohm terminal
switch).

3-3-1

M NG

Communication
failure with MU or
Master unit

Check if the power is ON at Master unit
Check the Arcnet connection with Master unit
(cable connection and 75ohm terminal
switch).
Check if the power is ON at MU.

Check the connection between Master unit
and MU (cable connection )

3-3-1

DUID

Arcnet ID error

The same Arcnet ID as HVS-AUX already
exists. Change the Arcnet ID at AID menu.

3-3-2
5-2

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5.

Menu Operation

There are several operational settings which need to be made using the front panel LED menu
display and the menu control. Explanations on making settings and what settings can be made at
the front panel are contained in the following sub sections.

5-1. Making Settings

The general procedure for making settings using the LED display and the display control are as
follows. Note that the LED display can only display 4 characters at a time, so the names for each
setting are given in abbreviated form at the display. (See the following pages for settings table
and names.)



To make settings:

1) To enter the Setup menu, press and hold down menu control for 2 seconds. If the front panel
is locked, press and hold down menu control for more than 10 seconds to enter the setup
menu.
When entering the Setup menu, the CONT indicator and LED Menu Display should blinks.

2) Turn menu control (CONT indicator will flash) until needed setting is visible in menu display.
(See the following pages for a list of settings available and display order.)

Turn menu control

3) Once required menu item is displayed, press menu control as indicated below to select that
item for change.

Press menu control

4) Setting currently made for selected item will appear in menu display. Turn menu control
again to change currently displayed setting.

5) When correct setting is visible in display, press menu control again to input and store the new
setting.

6) Turn menu control until EXIT is displayed then press menu control to exit menu setup.

IMPORTANT

Press and hold menu control for 2 seconds at anytime during this procedure to restore
the previous settings. Press and hold menu control for more than 3 seconds to exit the
menu list and to not apply new settings.

Note that if no operation is performed (control pressed/turned, etc.) for 30 seconds
during following procedure, unit will automatically exit setup menus.

A U X

?

POWER

CONT

A U X

?

POWER

CONT

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

Setting logic:

Setupmenu Setting Range

Press and

hold

* Refer to section 5-2 "Setup

Menu" (the next page) for more
details about menu.

(*1)
HVS-1000: Up to AUX10
HVS-3800: Up to AUX16
HVS-4000: Up to AUX24
HVS-5000: Up to AUX32
VPS-700 M/S: Up to AUX12
HVS-350: Up to AUX8
HVS-390: Up to AUX8
HVS-XT100/XT110: Up to AUX8

GRP?

S

pecifies MU type.

1000⇔3800⇔700M⇔700S⇔

5000⇔350⇔4000⇔390⇔XT10

MU?

S

pecifies MU

Arcnet ID

1 ⇔ 255

AID

Sets

local Arcnet

ID.

1 ⇔ 255

ME

Sets

HVS-4000 series

M/E

control

ON/OFF.

OFF

⇔ ON

REST

Resets settings.

NO ⇔ YES

EXIT

Exits

menu.

VER

Displays version.

V

ersion Display

Menu items inside this dot line
box are activated only when
SHIFT is lit.

NAME ⇔ AUX ⇔

OFF

:Turn to

switch between

:

Press to select

OUT?

Selects a bus.

QIK

⇔ AUX16

(HVS-500

0: A

UX32) (*1)

(HVS-400

0: M1PG - M3PS)

LOCK

Enables/disables

control and/or switches

OFF

⇔CONT⇔SW⇔ALL

DISP

Sets

Display.

LUM

Sets

luminance level.

1 ⇔ 15

ASSN

Assigns signals.

1 ⇔ NON

SHFT

Selects

SHIFT

mode.

NOR⇔NON⇔

TA KE

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5-2. Setup Menu

Item

Default

Setting Range

Description

OUT?

AUX1

QIK

Enables the user to select a bus to be controlled without
opening the menu (Bus Quick Select mode). See section
6-4 for details.

AUX1-32 (*1)

Selects an auxiliary bus to control.

M1PG, M1PS
M2PG, M2PS
M3PG, M3PS

Selects a program or preset bus to control.
(HVS-4000 series only)

LOCK

OFF

OFF,

CONT,

SW,

ALL

Enables/Disables the control and/or switches (*2)
OFF: The control and switches can be used
CONT: The control cannot be used.

(Bus Quick Select is possible. See Sec. 6-4)
SW: The switches (buttons) cannot be used
ALL: Both control and switches cannot be used.

DISP

NAME

NAME,

AUX,

OFF

Sets what appears at LED display during operation.
NAME: Displays the selected signal name.

AUX: Displays the AUX bus being controlled.
OFF: No character displayed (LEDs off.）

LUM

10

1-15

Sets LED luminance level.

ASSN

(*1) (*1)

Lets user free assign signal selections (See section 5-3.
"Free Assign").

If NON is selected, any selection is not made by pressing
the button.

SHFT

NOR

NOR,
NON,
TAKE

Selects SHIFT mode.
NOR: Enables shifted button selection.

NON: Disables shifted button selection.
TAKE: SHIFT is used to confirm selection.
See section 6 “Operations.”

GRP? (*3)

1000

1000

If controlling HVS-300 / 500 / 600 / 650 / 1000HS.

3800

If controlling HVS-1500HS or HVS-3800HS/S.

700M

If controlling VPS-700 as a master.

700S

If controlling VPS-700 as a slave.

5000

If controlling HVS-5000 series.

350

If controlling HVS-350HS.

4000

If controlling HVS-4000 series.

390

If controlling HVS-390HS.

XT10

If controlling HVS-XT100/XT110.

MU? (*3)

(*1) 1-255

Hanabi control

Sets which MU communicates with
local Auxiliary Unit.

VPS control

Arcnet ID of master (*4)

AID (*3)

240

1-255

Sets Arcnet ID for local Auxiliary Unit.

ME

OFF

OFF / ON

Enables/disables M/E bus control.(HVS-4000 series only)
Before controlling a bus, set to ON.

REST (*3)

-

NO,

YES

Resets unit to factory default settings.
(See section 5-4. "Reinitialize".)

VER (*3) - -

Displays firmware version.

(*1) Available options vary depending on the switcher model.
(*2) When set to CONT, SW or ALL, press any lock button or switch on the panel displays "LOCK"

flashing alarm in the LED Menu Display. To enter the menu, press and hold down menu control for

more than 10 seconds when in LOCK mode.
(*3) These menu items are activated only when SHIFT is lit.
(*4) The MU setting in the master unit is neglected.

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5-3. Free Assign

The user can free assign source signal designation at the Auxiliary Unit if they need to be
changed to match your switcher setup. Note that the procedure to make assignment settings is
different from the general procedure given in section 5-1 previous.

To make assign settings:

1) Turn menu control until to "ASSN" appears in the LED display, then press menu control once.

2) The assignment setting for the current button selected signal should appear in the LED
display.

3) If you want to change the assignment for the current button selected signal, turn the control
until the desired signal setting is displayed.

4) Press the control to make the assignment setting for that button selection.

5) If you wish to make another signal assignment, press menu control then press the button for
a different signal selection. Repeat steps 2) through 4) above.

6) When you are finished making assignments, with "ASSN" displayed turn menu control until
EXIT is displayed. Press menu control to escape menu setting operation.

Factory Default Settings

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-300HS

1-12

IN01-IN12

BLAK,

27

CB

IN01-IN12

29-30

STL1-STL2

STL1-STL2,

MATT,

PGM1

PGM

PGM2

KEY

PGM,

PREV1

PREV

PVW,

CLN,

PREV2

MV

MV,

CLEAN1

CLN

KEY,

NON

CLEAN2

-

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-350HS

1-24

IN01-IN24

BLK (BLACK),

25-28

STL1-STL4

29

CLBR

IN01-IN24,

30-31

MV1-MV2

STL1-STL4,

32

BLK

MATT1-2,

CLBR,

PGM1

MEPG

MEPG, PGM,

PGM2

PGM

MEPV, PREV,

PREV1

MEPV

MECL, CLN

MV1 - MV2,

PREV2

PREV

NON

CLEAN1

MECL

CLEAN2

CLN

IMPORTANT

Note that each button is marked with two signal indications and is used to select one of
the two in the HVS-AUX8/16.

SHIFT

button determines which one of the two signals

appearing at any of the above buttons is selected when button is presse

d.

Upper

indications are active when

SHIFT

is unlit and lower indications are active when

SHIFT

is lit.

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Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-390HS

1-24

IN01-IN24

BLK (BLACK),

25-28

STL1-STL4

29

STK1

IN01 - IN24,

30-31

CLBR

STL1 - STL4,

STK1 – STK4,

32

MV1-MV2

PGM1

M1PG

MATT1 - 2,

M1PG, M2PG *1,

PGM2

M2PG

*1

PREV1

M1PV

M1CL, M2CL *1,

PREV2

M2PV

MV1 - MV2,

NON

CLEAN1

M1CL

CLEAN2

M2CL

*1 Selectable only when HVS-390HS is in 2M/E mode.

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-XT100

1-14

IN01-IN14

BLK (BLACK),

15-16

STL1-STL2

IN01 - IN14,

17-18

STK1-STK2

STL1 - STL2,

19-20

CKFL-CKKY

STK1 – STK2,

21-22

EFF1-2

MATT1 - 2,

23

CLBR

CKFL, CKKY,

EFF1 - 2,

24

MV1

HVS-XT110

CLBR,

PGM1

PGM

PGM,

PGM2

-

PVW,

PREV1

PVW

CLN,

MEKY,

PREV2

-

MV1,

CLEAN1

CLN

NON

CLEAN2

-

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-1000

1-16

IN01-IN16

BLAK,

17

UTL

IN01-IN16

29-32

STL1-STL4

STL1-STL4,

MATT,

PGM1

PGM

PGM2

-

PVW,

PREV1

PREV

CLN,

UTL,

PREV2

-

CB,

CLEAN1

CLN

WHIT,

NON

CLEAN2

-

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-1500HS
HVS-3800HS

1-28

IN01-IN28

BLAK,

29-32

STL1-STL4

IN01-IN28,

STL1-STL6,

PGM1

M1PG

MATT1-2,

PGM2

M2PG

CB,

WHIT
M1PG, M2PG,
M1PV, M2PV,

PREV1

M1PV

PREV2

M2PV

M1CL, M2CL,

CLEAN1

M1CL

MV1 - MV2,

CLEAN2

M2CL

UTL1-UTL2,

KEY_A, KEY_B,

NON

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Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

VPS-700

1-16

IN01-IN16

BLAK,

17-18

STL1-STL2

19-22

MAT1-MAT4

23, 24

COMA, COMB

IN01-IN16,

STL1-STL2,

25, 26

COAK, COBK

MAT1-MAT4,

27, 28, 29

PGM1, PRV1, CLN2

COMA, COMB

COAK,

PGM1

PGM1

COBK

PGM2

PGM1

PGM1,

PRV1,

PREV1

PRV1

CLN1,

PREV2

PRV1

NON

CLEAN1

CLN1

CLEAN2

CLN1

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-5000

1-32

IN01-IN32

BLAK,

IN01-IN96

PGM1

M1PG

ST01-ST16,

CB,

PGM2

M2PG

WHIT,

PREV1

M1PV

GMT1-GMT2,

MAT1-MAT2,

PREV2

M2PV

M1PG/PV/CL/OU,

M2PG/PV/CL/OU,

CLEAN1

M1CL

M3PG/PV/CL/OU,

M4PG/PV/CL/OU,

CLEAN2

M2CL

NON

Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-4000

(AUX bus

control)

1-32

IN01-IN32

BLAK,

IN01 - IN48

STL1 - STL8,

PGM1

M1O1

CB,

WHIT,

MAT1, MAT2, GMAT,

PREV1

M1O2

M1O1 - M1O3,

M2O1 - M2O3,

M3O1 - M3O3,

MV1 - MV2 (*1),

MV3 - MV4,

UD1V, UD1K,

CLEAN1

M1O3

PGM2

M2O1

UD2V, UD2K,

UD3V, UD3K,

UD4V, UD4K,

PREV2

M2O2

OOT1 - OOT4

CB1V, CB1K

CB2V, CB2K

CLEAN2

M2O3

NON

(*1) MV1 and MV2 cannot be selected when controlling AUX1-12 or 17-24.

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Model

Button

Assigned Bus

Available Settings

HVS-4000

(M/E bus

control)

1-32

IN01-IN32

BLAK,
IN01 - IN48
STL1 - STL8,
LSL1 - LSL4

CB,

WHIT,

MAT1, MAT2, GMAT,

UD1V, UD1K,
UD2V, UD2K,
UD3V, UD3K,
UD4V, UD4K,
OOT1 - OOT4
CB1V, CB1K
CB2V, CB2K

NON

5-4. Reinitialize

If you need to reset your unit to factory set default settings, the procedure is as given below.

1) Press and hold down menu control for 2 seconds to enter the Setup menu.

2) Press SHIFT. The button should light up green.

3) Turn control to select REST. Once REST is displayed in the menu, press menu control to
select that item.

4) YES or NO will appear in menu display. You can change between YES and NO by turning
menu control.

If NO, turn menu control to NO and press menu control once to return to menu item list.

5) If YES, press menu control. With holding down menu control press a lit button on the panel.
This returns the unit to factory default settings. After displaying "YES" for about one second,
it returns to menu item list.

HVS-AUX8: With holding down menu control, press "1/9"
HVS-AUX16: With holding down menu control, press "1/17"
HVS-AUX32: With holding down menu control, press "17"

6) Turn control to select EXIT. Once EXIT is displayed in the menu, press menu control to exit
menu.

PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SHIFT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

HVS-AUX16

AUXILIARY UNIT

POWER CONT

P U S H

Y E S

POWER

CONT

R E S

T

POWER

CONT

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6.

Operations

This section explains how to select output signal in the Auxiliary Unit. Depending on the SHIFT
mode, select operations differ as shown in the tables below. Refer to section 5. "Menu Operation"
for changing SHIFT mode.

If the HVS-AUX8:

SHFT mode

Selectable Button

Signal Selection

NOR

(Normal)

SHIFT not lit: 1-8
SHIFTlit: 9-16

Press signal select buttons.

NON

(Non-shifted)

1-8

Press signal select buttons.

TAKE

1-8

Press signal select buttons
and then press SHIFT.

If the HVS-AUX16:

SHFT mode

Selectable Button

Signal Selection

NOR

(Normal)

SHIFT not lit: 1-16, PGM1, PREV1, CLEAN1
SHIFTlit: 17-32, PGM2, PREV2, CLEAN2

Press signal select buttons.

NON

(Non-shifted)

1-16, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1

Press signal select buttons.

TAKE

1-16, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1

Press signal select buttons
and then press SHIFT.

If the HVS-AUX32:

SHFT mode

Selectable Button

Signal Selection

NOR

(Normal)

SHIFT not lit: 1-32, PGM1, PREV1, CLEAN1
SHIFT lit: 1-32, PGM2, PREV2, CLEAN2

Press signal select buttons.

NON

(Non-shifted)

1-32, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1

Press signal select buttons.

TAKE

1-32, PGM1, PREV1 and CLEAN1

Press signal select buttons
and then press SHIFT.

6-1. NOR Mode（Default）

 Output signal is switched immediately after a signal selection button is pressed.
 Top labels of the signal selection buttons are activated when SHIFT is not lit. (See tables

above).

 Bottom labels of the signal selection buttons are activated when SHIFT is lit. (See tables

above).

6-2. NON Mode

 Output signal is switched immediately after a signal selection button is pressed.
 SHIFT is disabled and the button light never turn on.

Only top labels of the signal selection buttons are available.
You may change signal assignments for these buttons using free assign function. (See section
5-3. "Free Assign.")

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I N 0

1

PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SHIFT

HVS-AUX32

AUXILIARY UNIT

POWER CONT

A A A A

POWER

CONT

6-3. TAKE Mode

TAKE mode will help you to avoid accidental signal selection. About bus assignments, see "
section 5-3 "Free Assign".

 Output signal is switched when SHIFT is pressed after a signal selection.

SHIFT should be flashing after a signal selection button is pressed. During flashing press
SHIFT. SHIFT will automatically turn off if SHIFT is not pressed for 5 seconds during
selection.
If you want to verify the selected signal, set "NAME" for the "DISP" item in the Setup menu.

 Shifted buttons cannot be used for the signal selection.

Only top labels of the signal selection buttons are available.
You may change signal assignments for these buttons using free assign function. (See
section 5-3. "Free Assign.")

6-4. Bus Quick Select

The Quick Select mode allows the user to select a bus to control without opening the Setup
menu. In addition, selectable buses can be set up for Quick Select mode. (See section 6-4-1.
"Setting Quick Select.")

 Switching to Quick Select Mode

1) Press and hold down the menu control for two seconds to enter the Setup menu.

2) The "OUT?" item will appear in the menu display. Press the menu control.

3) Turn the menu control counter-clockwise to display "QIK."

4) Press the menu control to confirm the setting.

5) Press SHIFT to display EXIT then press menu control to exit menu setup.

 Changing the Control Bus in Quick Select Mode

The operational example below shows how to change the control bus from AUX1 to AUX2.

1) The following display shows the signal name (IN01 in the following figure example)

currently selected in AUX1.

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32

2) Turn menu control to display AX02.

Two seconds later, the display changes from AUX bus to Signal and the AUX unit starts to
control AUX2.

A X 0

2

POWER

CONT

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6-4-1. Setting Quick Select

1) Press and hold down the menu control for two seconds to enter the Setup menu.

2) The "OUT?" item will appear in the menu display. Press the menu control.

3) Turn the menu control counter-clockwise to display "QIK."

4) Number buttons on the front panel turn on. These buttons represent the controllable
buses. Now you can select the buses that you want to control from the AUX unit. Turn off
the buttons (buses) that you don't want to control and keep light on the buttons (buses)
that you want to control.
For example, Button1-16 (AUX1-16) will light up if HVS-3800HS is connected. To control
AUX1-4, keep Button1-4 light on and press other number buttons to turn off their button
light as shown below.

To control only AUX1-4 , turn off other number buttons.

If the number of the AUX buses exceeds that of the buttons on the AUX unit:
For example in the case when HVS-AUX8 has eight buttons and 32 auxiliary buses have
to be set on it: Eight buttons on the HVS-AUX8 represent AUX1-8. Pressing SHIFT (lit
indication) changes the buttons to AUX9-16. And then turning menu control changes the
buttons to AUX17-24, then AUX25-32.
To set M1PG to M3PS (HVS-4000 only), select 25 to 30.

5) Press the menu control to confirm the setting.

6) Press SHIFT to display EXIT then press menu control to exit menu setup.

 Checking AUX bus and Signal

The currently selected signal name for the AUX bus is displayed in the ordinary
operations.

Shortly pressing the menu control displays the AUX bus controlled from the AUX unit in
two seconds.

Press shortly

A X 0

1

POWER

CONT

I N 0

1

POWER

CONT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SHIFT

HVS-AUX32

AUXILIARY UNIT

A A A A

POWER CONT

Q I K

POWER

CONT

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IMPORTANT

T

o display the AUX bus number, do not press and hold down the menu control but

press the menu control briefly (less than half a second). The Setup menu will open i

f

pressing and holding down the menu control for a while.

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7.

Specifications & Dimensions

7-1. Unit Specifications

Interfaces Control A: ARCNET, 10 Mbps, 75Ω BNC x 1, loop-through

Control B: RS-422: 9-pin D-sub (female) x 1 (inch screws)

Service I/O RS-232C, For service and maintenance use only,

9-pin D-sub (female) x 1 (inch screws)

Alarm 9-pin D-sub (female) x 1 (inch screws)

Power

To Panel
(option)

For remote mount use only,
On the frame rear panel: 15-pin D-sub (female) x 1
(inch screws)
On the frame rear panel: 15-pin D-sub (male) x 1
(inch screws)

HVS-AUX8 12 V DC (supplied via accessory AC adapter)
HVS-AUX16/32 100 V AC to 240 V AC ±10%, 50/ 60 Hz

Consumption

HVS-AUX8 3.6 W at 12 V DC
HVS-AUX16/32 10 VA (5 W) at 100 to 120 V AC

15 VA (6 W) at 220 to 240 V AC
Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Humidity 30% to 90% (no condensation)
Dimensions

HVS-AUX8 212 (W) x 105 (D) x 44 (H) mm
HVS-AUX16/32 424 (W) x 110 (D) x 44 (H) mm

Weight

HVS-AUX8 1.0 kg
HVS-AUX16/32 1.9 kg

Consumables None

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HVS-AUX8

AUXILIARY UNIT

7-2. Dimensions

7-2-1. HVS-AUX8

(All dimensions in mm.)

7-2-2. HVS-AUX8 (Optional HVS-AUX8RK Configured)

(All dimensions in mm.)

HVS-AUX8

AUXLIARY UNIT

212

HVS-AUX8

AUXLIARY UNIT

212

212

105

15.6

44

7

105

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POW ER C ON T

A

A A A

HVS-AUX16

AU X ILIAR Y U N IT

424

465
482

POW E

CONT

A

A A A

PGM 1 PREV 1 CLEAN 1

SHIFT

PGM 2 PREV 2 CLEAN 2

‚g‚u‚r | ‚`‚t‚w‚P‚U

424

465 482

7-2-3. HVS-AUX16

(All dimensions in mm.)

S/N 9000191 to S/N 9000834

 S/N 9000835 or higher

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27

28 29 30 31 32

PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SH IFT

1

17

2

18

3

19

4

20

5

21

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22

7

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9

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29

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30

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31

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32

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32

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‚”2

.

3
6

32

6

t2.3

44 110

44 110

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POW ER C ON T

A

A A A

HVS-AUX32

AU X ILIAR Y U N IT

424

465
482

7-2-4. HVS-AUX32

(All dimensions in mm.)

S/N 9090073 to S/N 9090257

 S/N 9090258 or higher

PGM 1

PGM 2

PREV 1

PREV 2

CLEAN 1

CLEAN 2

SH IFT

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2

3

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6

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17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

POW ER

CONT

A

A A A

PGM 1 PREV 1 CLEAN 1

SHIFT

PGM 2 PREV 2 CLEAN 2

HVS-AUX32

424

465 482

6

32

6

‚”2

.

3
6

32

6

t2.3

44 110

44 110

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T5

LINE

MATT

ONEAPTL

POWER

CONT

A

A A A

PGM1

PREV1

CLEAN1

SHIFT

PGM2 PREV2 CLEAN2

HVS-AUX32

AUXILIARY UNIT

424

FOR.A DARK METALIC

465
482

1

17

2

18

3 4 5 6

7

23

8

24

9 10

11
27

12
28

13
29

14 15 16 19 20 21 22 25 26 30 31 32

PGM1

PREV1

PREV2

CLEAN1

CLEAN2

SHIFT

PGM2

HVS-AUX16

AUXILIARY UNIT

POWER

CONT

A

A A A

7-2-5. HVS-AUX16/32 (Optional HVS-AUXRK Configured)

(All dimensions in mm.)

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POWER

CONT

A A A A

HVS-AUX16

AUXILIARY UNIT

PGM1

PREV1

CLEAN1

SHIFT

17 18

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20

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24

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27

28

29

30

31

32

PGM2

PREV2

CLEAN2

HVS-AUX

AUXILIARY UNIT

424

BLANK PANEL

OPTIONAL PARTS

FOR.A WHITE GRAY

OPTIONAL PARTS

465
482

80

6 32

6

6 32 6

t2.3

44

44

110

30

60

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Appendix: HVS-AUX8 Button Labels

CAM

1

CAM

2

VTR

1

VTR

2

C1 V1

C2 V2

R1

T1

OR

R2

T2

OR

T1

T1

N

K

T2

T2

N

K

CAM

3

VTR

T3

3

C3 V3 R3

OR

T3

T3

N

K

CAM

4

VTR

T4

4

C4 V4 R4

OR

T4

T4

N

K

CAM

5

VTR

T5

5

C5 V5 R5

OR

T5

T5

N

K

BC T1 ME1

ME1

PGM

ME2

PGM

REC

1 4

CB T2 ME2

ME1

PREV

ME2

PREV

TAKE

2 5

REL T3 PGM

ME1

CLEAN

ME1

CLEAN

ON

3

AIR

BB T4 PREV BLACK

Dimensions

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13.4

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SHIFT

T5

LINE

MATT

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Appendix: HVS-AUX16/32 Button Labels

HVS-AUX16: S/N 9000191 to S/N 9000834、HVS-AUX32: S/N 9090073 to S/N 9090257

CAM

1

CAM

2

VTR

1

VTR

2

C1 V1

C2 V2

R1

T1

OR

R2

T2

OR

T1

T1

N

K

T2

T2

N

K

CAM

3

VTR

T3

3

C3 V3 R3

OR

T3

T3

N

K

CAM

4

VTR

T4

4

C4 V4 R4

OR

T4

T4

N

K

CAM

5

VTR

T5

5

C5 V5 R5

OR

T5

T5

N

K

BC T1 ME1

ME1

PGM

ME2

PGM

REC

1 4

CB T2 ME2

ME1

PREV

ME2

PREV

TAKE 2

5

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SHIFT

T5

LINE

MATT

REL T3 PGM

ME1

CLEAN

ME1

CLEAN

ON

3

AIR

BB T4

PREV BLACK

Dimensions

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 HVS-AUX16: S/N 9000835 or higher、HVS-AUX32: S/N 9090258 or higher

CAM

1

CAM

2

VTR

1

VTR

2

C1 V1

C2 V2

R1

T1

OR

R2

T2

OR

T1 T1

N

K

T2 T2

N

K

CAM

3

VTR

T3

3

C3 V3 R3

OR

T3 T3

N

K

CAM

4

VTR

T4

4

C4 V4 R4

OR

T4 T4

N

K

CAM

5

VTR

T5

5

C5 V5 R5

OR

T5 T5

N

K

BC T1 ME1

ME1

PGM

ME2

PGM

REC

1 4

CB T2 ME2

ME1

PREV

ME2

PREV

TAKE

2 5

REL T3 PGM

ME1

CLEAN

ME1

CLEAN

ON

3

AIR

BB T4

SHIFT

T5

PREV

BL
ACK

LINE

MATT

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Dimensions

13.4

13.4

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Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in
which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.

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