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This manual describes the features of a specific module of the Gecko 8900
Signal Processing System. As part of this module family, it is subject to
Safety and Regulatory Compliance described in the Gecko 8900 Series
frame and power supply documentation (see the
Frames Instruction Manual
).
8900TX/8900TF/8900TFN
8937/8937D Instruction Manual5
Preface
68937/8937D Instruction Manual
8937 and 8937D Reclocking
EQ SNMP DAs
Introduction
The 8937 module is a 1 x 8 looping input, auto-reclocking, auto-cable equalizing DA with SNMP monitoring capability. The module is suited for
medium to long distance signal distribution.
The 8937D (dual) module provides two separate SDI distribution amplifiers on a single card. It also has auto-reclocking, auto-cable equalizing with
SNMP monitoring capability. The module is ideal for environments where
compact and high density capability is required such as mobile trucks.
The 8937 and 8937D feature:
•Jumper selectable bypass/reclock mode with auto bypass,
•Auto detection and front panel indication of all SMPTE 259M signal
data rates,
•Auto format detection (525/625),
•Auto cable equalization for up to 300 meters of cable with front panel
EQ warning,
•Suitable for SMPTE 310M, SMPTE 259M, DVB-ASI, SDI 270 Mb/s and
other 800 mV data ranging from 4 Mb/s to 360 Mb/s,
•Signal presence indication with selectable SNMP trap generation, and
•Remote health monitoring interface.
This manual covers installation, configuration, and operation for both the
8937 and 8937D modules.
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Installation
Installation
Frame Capacity
1.
2.
Installation of a module is a process of:
The module can be plugged in and removed from a Gecko 8900 video
frame with power on. When power is applied to the module, LED indicators reflect the initialization process (see
The 8937 and 8937D module can be installed in all Gecko 8900 video frames
but with varying maximum quantities determined by frame cooling
capacity. Table 1 provides the power capacity, cooling capacity, and
maximum module count for each frame type.
Power (W)100100100
Recommended Module Cooling (W)30100100
8937 Modules101010
8937D Modules101010
Note
Module capacity figures assume no other modules are in the frame.
Module Placement in the Gecko 8900 Frame
There are ten cell locations in the video frame to accommodate modules.
These are the left ten locations. Refer to Figure 1.
The two cells on the right are allocated for the power supplies. For additional information concerning the Power Supply module, refer to the 8900
Power Supply manual.
The third cell from the right is allocated for the Frame Monitor or 8900NET
Network Interface module. These modules provide health monitoring and
control options.
88937/8937D Instruction Manual
1.
2.
3.
Figure 1. Gecko 8900 Series Frame
Installation
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Any Gecko/8900 Module
Power
Supplies
Frame Controller or
8900NET Network
Interface Module
8900 module slots are interchangeable within the frame. There are 10 BNCs
in each slot’s I/O group. The functional assignment of each connector in a
group is determined by the module that is placed in that slot. The
maximum number of modules a Gecko 8900 video frame can accept is ten.
Figure 2 illustrates the rear connector plate for a Gecko 8900 video frame.
Figure 2. Gecko 8900 Series Video Frame Rear Connector
DA8
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To install a module in the frame:
Insert the module, connector end first, with the component side of the
module facing to the right and the ejector tab to the top.
Verify that the module connector seats properly against the backplane.
Press in the ejector tab to seat the module.
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Installation
Module On-board Jumper Settings
8937 Module
Two on-board jumpers must be set on the 8937 module to determine
module formatting before installing it in the frame. Refer to Figure 3 for
jumper locations on the module circuit board.
•DA 1 Bypass – set jumper J6 for AUTO (pins 1-2) to enable auto
•Local/Remote – set jumper J7 to LOCAL (pins 1-2) to lock out remote
reclocking (for signal data rates of 143, 177, 270, and 360 Mb/s) or
BYPASS (pins 2-3) to bypass reclocking (for signals with data rates of
4 Mb/s to 360 Mb/s). This setting can be overridden by remote controls.
control or LOCAL & REMOTE (pins 2-3) for access to remote control.
This setting cannot be overridden by remote controls.
Figure 3. On-Board Jumper Locations
FAULT COMM CONF PWR
GRASS VALLEY 8937D SDI RECLOCKING EQ SNMP DA
SIG
PRES
BYPASS 143Mb 177Mb 260Mb 360Mb REM
OVR
8937
BYPASS
BYPASS (2-3)
AUTO (1-2)
J6
LOCAL/REMOTE
REMOTE (2-3)
LOCAL (1-2)
J7
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8937D Module
Three on-board jumpers must be set on the 8937D module to determine
module formatting before installing it in the frame. Refer to Figure 4 for
jumper locations on the module circuit board.
•DA 1 BYPASS/AUTO – for DA 1, set jumper J6 for AUTO (pins 1-2) to
enable auto reclocking (for signal data rates of 143, 177, 270, and
360 Mb/s) or BYPASS (pins 2-3) to bypass reclocking (for signals with
data rates of 4 Mb/s to 360 Mb/s). This setting can be overridden by
remote controls.
•DA 2 BYPASS/AUTO – for DA 2, set jumper J5 for AUTO (pins 1-2) to
enable auto reclocking (for signal data rates of 143, 177, 270, and
360 Mb/s) or BYPASS (pins 2-3) to bypass reclocking (for signals with
data rates of 4 Mb/s to 360 Mb/s). This setting can be overridden by
remote controls.
•Local/Remote – set jumper J7 to LOCAL (pins 1-2) to lock out remote
control or LOCAL & REMOTE (pins 2-3) for access to remote control.
This setting cannot be overridden by remote controls.
Installation
Figure 4. 8937D On-Board Jumper Locations
FAULT COMM CONF PWR
GRASS VALLEY 8937D SDI RECLOCKING EQ SNMP DA
DA 1
DA 2
SIG
PRES
SIG
PRES
BYPASS 143Mb 177Mb 270Mb 360Mb REM
BYPASS 143Mb 177Mb 270Mb 360Mb REM
OVR
OVR
8937
DA 1
BYPASS (2-3)
AUTO (1-2)
BYPASS (2-3)
AUTO (1-2)
LOCAL/REMOTE
REMOTE (2-3)
LOCAL (1-2)
J7
Looping Capabilities
The reclocked output signal from one 8937 or 8937D module may be looped
to up to ten reclocked 8937 or 8937D modules in series for further distribution without degrading the signal.
J6
DA 2
J5
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The output signal from modules operating in Bypass mode (not reclocked
to one of the standard rates) will begin to degrade by the third module in
the series. This looping is not recommended.
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Installation
Cabling
8937 Module
Refer to Figure 5 for cabling the 8937 module. Cabling to and from the
module is done at the back of the Gecko 8900 video frame as described
below.
Note
At the back of every manual are two sets of printed overlay cards that can be
placed over the rear connector BNCs to identify the specific connector functions.
Loop-Through Input
One serial digital component input is provided at differential loop-through
BNCs J9 and J10. If the unused input is not looped to another device, it
should be terminated in 75
Ω
.
Outputs
There are eight outputs for the 8937 module at BNCs J1 through J8. Output
destination equipment should have an input impedance of 75
has loop-through inputs, in which case the loop-through inputs must be
terminated into 75
Figure 5. 8937 Rear Input/Output Connectors
SDI Out 1
SDI Out 3
Ω. All outputs are in phase with the input signal.
SDI Out 2
J2
J2J1
SDI Out 4
Ω unless it
J4
J6
J8
J4
SDI Out 6
J6
SDI Out 8
J8
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SDI Out 5
SDI Out 7
J3
J5
J7
J9 J10
Differential
loop-through
SDI video inputs
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