AES/EBU Digital Audio Routers
VikinX Sublime series
User manual
Rev. W
Nevion
Nordre Kullerød 1
3241 Sandefjord
Norway
Tel: +47 33 48 99 99
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Rev.
Repl.
Date
Sign
Change description
W
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2013-07-18
JGS
Updated chapter 5.2 with supported network modes
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18
2012-02-21
AAA
Added comment for the MRP protocol option in
Chapter 3.6. Fan error alarm described in Chapter
4.2, B.1 and B.2.
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17
2011-08-22
NBS
Updated Chapter 7.1.2.
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16
2011-07-14
NBS
Added Appendix B.
Added Grass Valley Native Protocol in Chapter 3.6
and Appendix B.2.
Added Chapter 7.1.10.
Changed Chapter 7.1.1.
Updated Declaration of Conformity.
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15
2011-03-29
NBS
Added Chapter 2.1.1.
Updated Chapters 3.6, 4.2 and 7.1.8.
Updated wiring information in Chapter 6.3.
Corrected housing and gender spec on D-sub 9-pin
contacts.
Updated Declaration of Conformity.
Removed old Revision history.
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2009-09-24
NBS
Updated Chapter 5.2 with new information about
Ethernet connectivity.
Added extra information about “A/V Toggle” button
in Chapter 7.
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13
2009-01-16
NBS
Added information about 75 ohms unbalanced
AES.
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12
2008-11-21
NBS
Removed GPI information;
Added information about programming of 16x2
CPs.
Nevion Support
Revision history
Current revision of this document is the uppermost in the table below.
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Contents
Revision history ........................................................................................................ 2
1 Product overview ................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Product versions ........................................................................................................... 5
2 Specifications ........................................................................................................ 7
2.1 Mechanics ..................................................................................................................... 7
2.1.1 Weight and power consumption ................................................................................. 7
2.2 Power Supply ................................................................................................................ 7
2.3 Control .......................................................................................................................... 7
2.4 Digital Audio specifications ............................................................................................ 8
2.4.1 110 ohm balanced routers .......................................................................................... 8
2.4.2 75 ohm unbalanced routers ........................................................................................ 8
2.5 Connection details ......................................................................................................... 9
2.5.1 Power Supply pinout .................................................................................................. 9
3 Configuration ....................................................................................................... 10
3.1 Router level ................................................................................................ ..................10
3.2 Router mode ................................................................................................................10
3.2.1 Router mode on NxN square routers .........................................................................10
3.2.2 Router extension mode on 16x2 routers ....................................................................15
3.3 Power alarm .................................................................................................................15
3.4 Power-up mode ............................................................................................................15
3.5 Configuring output on Single bus panels ......................................................................16
3.6 Configuring protocol options .........................................................................................16
4 LED status indication ........................................................................................... 18
4.1 Start-up ........................................................................................................................18
4.2 Alarm states .................................................................................................................18
4.3 Ethernet states .............................................................................................................18
5 Router communication ......................................................................................... 19
5.1 Serial connection ..........................................................................................................19
5.1.1 Maximum cable length (RS-232) ...............................................................................19
5.2 Ethernet connection .....................................................................................................20
5.2.1 HW limitations ...........................................................................................................20
5.3 NCB connection ...........................................................................................................21
5.3.1 Connecting control panels .........................................................................................21
5.3.2 Pin-out and cable type ...............................................................................................21
5.3.3 Termination plug .......................................................................................................22
5.3.4 Control bus structure .................................................................................................22
5.3.5 Maximum distance between NCB devices ................................ .................................22
6 Connecting signal cables to the router ................................................................ 23
6.1 Audio signals ................................................................................................................23
6.1.1 SL-AD6464-110 ........................................................................................................23
6.1.2 SL-AD3232-110 ........................................................................................................23
6.1.3 SL-AD1616-110 ........................................................................................................23
6.1.4 SL-AD0808-110 ........................................................................................................23
6.1.5 SL-AD1602-110 ........................................................................................................24
6.1.6 Unbalanced audio signals .........................................................................................24
6.2 75-Ohm unbalanced routers .........................................................................................24
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6.3 Input extension .............................................................................................................24
6.3.1 SL-AD1602-110 routers ............................................................................................24
6.3.2 SL-AD1602-75 routers ..............................................................................................26
7 Control Panel operation ................................ ....................................................... 28
7.1 Button description ........................................................................................................28
7.1.1 A/V Toggle ................................................................................................................28
7.1.2 Panel Enable .............................................................................................................29
7.1.3 Take on/off ................................................................................................................29
7.1.4 Take ..........................................................................................................................29
7.1.5 Output .......................................................................................................................29
7.1.6 Input ..........................................................................................................................29
7.1.7 XY .............................................................................................................................29
7.1.8 Salvo .........................................................................................................................29
7.1.9 Lock ..........................................................................................................................30
7.1.10 Protect .....................................................................................................................30
General environmental requirements for Nevion equipment .................................. 31
Product Warranty.................................................................................................... 32
Important notes regarding Software in the VikinX Sublime router family range ...... 33
Appendix A Materials declaration and recycling information .................................. 34
A.1 Materials declaration ....................................................................................................34
A.2 Recycling information ...................................................................................................34
Appendix B Additional Protocol information ............................................................ 35
B.1 Leitch Pass-Through protocol ......................................................................................35
B.2 Grass Valley Native protocol ........................................................................................35
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SL-AD0808-110 /
SL-AD0808-110-CP
8x8 Digital Audio Router (balanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD0808-75 /
SL-AD0808-75-CP
8x8 Digital Audio Router (unbalanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD1616-110 /
SL-AD1616-110-CP
16x16 Digital Audio Router (balanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD1616-75 /
SL-AD1616-75-CP
16x16 Digital Audio Router (unbalanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD1602-110 /
SL-AD1602-110-CP
16x2 Digital Audio Router (balanced). Programmable Dual Bus
control panel (on CP version). Expandable to 128x2.
SL-AD1602-75 /
SL-AD1602-75-CP
16x2 Digital Audio Router (unbalanced). Programmable Dual
Bus control panel (on CP version). Expandable to 64x2.
SL-AD3232-110 /
SL-AD3232-110-CP
32x32 Digital Audio Router (balanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD3232-75 /
SL-AD3232-75-CP
32x32 Digital Audio Router (unbalanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X-Y control panel (on CP version).
SL-AD6464-110 /
SL-AD6464-110-CP
64x64 Digital Audio Router (balanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X
1 Product overview
Nevion are proud to present the 2nd generation of the compact small and medium routing
switcher family, Sublime. With Sublime, Nevion now provide a stable and proven product
line including the most complete signal format and size offering available.
With the new ultra slim, multi format and flexible product range, Sublime fulfills the most
demanding requirements from the professional broadcast market.
This User Manual presents the features, installation and operation procedures of the
AES/EBU Digital Audio routers of the Sublime range.
Router range from 8x8 to 128x128
Software based Configurator for easy system set-up
TCP/IP, RS-232 and NCB Control (RJ-45)
Programmable multi- single- and dual bus control panels
Ultra Slim frame depth
Low Power, high reliability design
Redundant power supply system with front indicators
Interoperability with existing VikinX routers
Future proof and flexible product range
VikinX Sublime provides many of the powerful control features that drove the VikinX
Modular range to success. VikinX Sublime is ideal for general purpose facilities, on-air
routing, mobile outside broadcast applications and sophisticated A/V applications.
1.1 Product versions
The following versions of the VikinX Sublime Digital Audio routers are available:
Digital Audio – 19” - 1RU, depth 5cm:
Digital Audio – 19” - 2RU, depth 5cm:
Digital Audio – 19” - 4RU, depth 5cm:
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SL-AD6464-75 /
SL-AD6464-75-CP
64x64 Digital Audio Router (unbalanced). Router partitioning,
programmable X
SL-16XY-CP
Multi bus X-Y 16x16 panel.
SL-8XY-CP
Multi bus X-Y 8x8 panel.
SL-16D-CP
Dual bus 16x2 panel.
SL-32S-CP
Single bus 32x1 panel.
SL-32S-CP-GPI
Single bus 32x1 panel with GPI / Joystick / Tally interface.
SL-16S-CP
Single bus 16x1 panel.
SL-16S-CP-GPI
Single bus 16x1 panel with GPI / Joystick / Tally interface.
SL-8S-CP
Single bus 8x1 panel.
SL-8S-CP-GPI
Single bus 8x1 panel with GPI / Joystick / Tally interface.
SL-32XY-CP
Multi bus X-Y 32x32 panel.
SL-64S-CP
Single bus 64x1 panel.
SL-64S-CP-GPI
Single bus 64x1 panel with GPI / Joystick / Tally interface.
SL-64XY-CP
Multi bus X-Y 64x64 panel.
Available Control Panels – 19” – 1RU:
Available Control Panels – 19” – 2RU:
Available Control Panels – 19” – 4RU:
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Dimensions:
- HxWxD = 44x483x50mm, (19”, 1RU);
- HxWxD = 88x483x50mm, (19”, 2RU);
- HxWxD = 176x483x50mm, (19”, 4RU).
Safety/Emission standards:
Compliant with CE EN55103-1 and 2.
Device
Weight, incl. 1x PSU
Current +15V
Current -15V
Power
SL-AD6464-110
2.8 kg
140 mA
3 mA
2 W
SL-AD6464-110-CP
3.5 kg
1100 mA
3 mA
17 W
SL-AD6464-75
3.5 kg
1000 mA
900 mA
29 W
SL-AD6464-75-CP
4.2 kg
2000 mA
900 mA
44 W
SL-AD3232-110
1.7 kg
111 mA
3 mA
2 W
SL-AD3232-110-CP
2.0 kg
630 mA
3 mA
9 W
SL-AD3232-75
1.9 kg
610 mA
490 mA
17 W
SL-AD3232-75-CP
2.2 kg
800 mA
490 mA
19 W
SL-AD1616-110
1.1 kg
150 mA
3 mA
2 W
SL-AD1616-110-CP
1.3 kg
250 mA
3 mA
4 W
SL-AD1616-75
1.2 kg
280 mA
160 mA
7 W
SL-AD1616-75-CP
1.4 kg
350 mA
120 mA
7 W
SL-AD0808-110
1.1 kg
215 mA
3 mA
3 W
SL-AD0808-110-CP
1.2 kg
250 mA
3 mA
4 W
SL-AD0808-75
1.2 kg
210 mA
90 mA
5 W
SL-AD0808-75-CP
1.3 kg
320 mA
90 mA
6 W
SL-AD1602-110
1.1 kg
148 mA
3 mA
2 W
SL-AD1602-110-CP
1.2 kg
246 mA
2 mA
4 W
SL-AD1602-75
1.2 kg
187 mA
6 mA
3 W
SL-AD1602-75-CP
1.3 kg
460 mA
60 mA
8 W
SL-PWR-90
90W Power Supply Unit for SL-AD6464-75(-CP).
SL-PWR-40
40W Power Supply Unit for all other SL-AD versions.
AC Supply voltage range:
100-240VAC, 50-60Hz,
Max 1.6A (SL-PWR-40) / Max 3A (SL-PWR-90).
AC Mains connector:
IEC 320.
DC output:
- +15V, max. 2.2A / -15V, max 1.35A. Maximum 43W
for 8x8 – 32x32 versions;
- +15V, max. 4A / -15V, max 2.5A. Maximum 90W for
64x64 versions.
DC connector:
DE9, D-sub 9-pin male.
Status monitoring:
Via LED in front of the router/CP.
Safety standards:
Compliant with CE EN60950, UL-1950/CSA22.2.
Standard Features:
Serial port:
RS-232 for protocol conversion, to VikinX compact control
protocol, or to third party protocols.
Connector:
DE9, D-sub 9-pin female.
NCB ports:
For integration with VikinX compact router configuration.
Connectors (2):
RJ45 (1 In / 1 Out)
2 Specifications
2.1 Mechanics
2.1.1 Weight and power consumption
2.2 Power Supply
2.3 Control
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Ethernet port:
10/100BaseT Ethernet bus for external router control.
Connector:
RJ45.
Synchronization1:
- Analog Black&Burst, looped. Both PAL and NTSC
supported.
- Tri-Level, Looped. For HD signal formats only.
- Distribution of synchronization signals between
several routers.
Connector(s):
BNC.
Optional Features:
Control Panel:
- Optional, built-in control panel available.
- External control panels available.
Reference inputs1:
Number of inputs:
1.
Connector:
75 ohm BNC female, loop-thru.
Return loss:
>40dB (100 kHz – 5 MHz);
>35dB (5-10 MHz).
Signal format:
NTSC or PAL Black&Burst.
Signal level:
Nominal 1.0Vp-p.
Field selectivity:
Field 1.
Timing range:
- PAL: within clock-intervals (27MHz) 565 – 835
in line 6
- NTSC: within clock-intervals (27MHz) 565 – 835
in line 10.
Supported formats:
Broadcast:
- AES3 Balanced Digital Audio
- LTC time code.
Electrical signal specifications:
Connector:
DB25 female.
Input Impedance:
110 ohm ±20%.
Output impedance:
110 ohm ±20%.
Input level tolerance:
200mVpp to 7Vpp.
Output level:
2Vpp < Vo < 7Vpp.
Output jitter:
< 0.025UI.
Supported formats:
Broadcast:
- AES Unbalanced Digital Audio
- LTC time code.
Electrical signal specifications:
Connector:
75 ohm BNC female.
Input Impedance:
75 ohm nominal.
Output impedance:
75 ohm nominal.
Input level tolerance:
200mVpp to 7Vpp.
Output level:
2Vpp < Vo < 7Vpp.
Output jitter:
< 0.025UI.
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2.4 Digital Audio specifications
2.4.1 110 ohm balanced routers
2.4.2 75 ohm unbalanced routers
Synchronization of an audio router is not necessary, but an available feature for users who intend to switch this router
synchronized to video, using video synchronization signals.
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SYNC2:
Synchronization signal (in). Black burst/composite/tri-level sync
reference input with passive loop-through for vertical interval
switching.
LOOP:
Synchronization signal (out). Loop-through of SYNC input.
NCB IN:
Network Control Bus Input. The protocol of this bus is described in a
separate manual.
NCB OUT:
Network Control Bus Output.
ETHERNET:
10/100Base-T Ethernet bus for external router control.
RS 232:
RS-232 for external control protocols.
POWER A:
±15VDC power connector.
POWER B:
±15VDC power connector, redundant supply.
CONFIGURATION:
Configurations switch. See Chapter 3 for further descriptions.
Pin #
Description
1
GND
2
Not connected
3
Not connected
4
+15VDC
5
Not connected
6
Not connected
7
Not connected
8
-15VDC
9
Not connected
2
2.5 Connection details
The Sublime routers have the following service connections on the rear of each product:
Figure 1: Sublime service connectors.
2.5.1 Power Supply pinout
The DE9 male sockets for the power connection on Sublime routers and Control Panels
have the following pin-out;
Synchronization of an audio router is not necessary, but an available feature for users who intend to switch this router
synchronized to video, using video synchronization signals.
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SW 1
SW 2
SW 3
SW 4
Level
NCB Address
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF 1 0
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
2
1
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF 3 2
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
4
3
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF 5 4
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
6
5
OFF
ON
ON
OFF 7 6
OFF
ON
ON
ON
8
7
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF 9 8
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
10
9
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
11
10
ON
OFF
ON
ON
12
11
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
13
12
ON
ON
OFF
ON
14
13
ON
ON
ON
OFF
15
14
ON
ON
ON
ON
16
15
Router layers
8x8 router
16x16 router
32x32 router
64x64 router
1 layer
8x8
16x16
32x32
64x64
2 layers
4x4
8x8
16x16
32x32
3 layers
N.A.
5x5
10x10
21x21
4 layers
2x2
4x4
8x8
16x16
SW 5
SW 6
Router mode
OFF
OFF
1 router layer
OFF
ON
2 router layers
ON
OFF
3 router layers
ON
ON
4 router layers
3 Configuration
This chapter provides an overview of the configuration options that are available on the
Sublime Digital Audio Routers.
3.1 Router level
Switches 1 - 4 on the configuration switch set the router’s level for communication with the
Router Management System and other units in the NCB system. The panels on the NCB
dedicated to operate with the router must be configured to the same level as that router.
If several routers are combined to form an Audio Follow Video, RGB or similar system,
these routers must be configured to the same level.
The levels can be switched according to the following pattern:
Default level is 1.
3.2 Router mode
3.2.1 Router mode on NxN square routers
The Sublime A/V router allows switching in different modes:
Switches 5 - 6 on the configuration switch set the router’s mode. The Router Management
System software must be configured according to the mode chosen on the router.
The modes can be switched according to the following pattern:
Default mode is 1 router layer.
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Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1 1 2 2 2
2
3 3 3
3
4 4 4
4
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 5 1
5
2 6 2
6
3 7 3 7 4 8 4
8
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2 2 3 3 3
3
4 4 4
4
… … …
…
8 8 8
8
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 9 1
9
2
10 2 10
3
11 3 11
4
12 4 12
… … …
…
8
16 8 16
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
3 3 3
3
4 4 4 4 … … …
…
16
16
16
16
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1
17 1 17
2
18 2 18
3
19 3 19
4
20 4 20 … … … …
16
32
16
32
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1 1 2 2 2
2
3 3 3
3
Based on the configuration above, the I/O is connected to the router according to the
following scheme, where the physical limitations depend on the type of router that is
purchased (8x8, 16x16, 32x32 or 64x64):
1 layer:
I/O is connected according to information on the rear of the router.
2 layers, based on an 8x8 router:
2 layers, based on a 16x16 router:
2 layers, based on a 32x32 router:
2 layers, based on a 64x64 router:
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4 4 4
4
… … …
…
32
32
32
32
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1
33 1 33
2
34 2 34
3
35 3 35
4
36 4 36
… … …
…
32
64
32
64
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
3 3 3
3
4 4 4
4
5 5 5
5
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 6 1
6
2 7 2
7
3 8 3
8
4 9 4
9
5
10 5 10
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1
11 1 11
2
12 2 12
3
13 3 13
4
14 4 14
5
15 5 15
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
3 3 3 3 … … …
…
10
10
10
10
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1
11 1 11
2
12 2 12
3
13 3 13
… … … … 10
20
10
20
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1
21 1 21
2
22 2 22
3
23 3 23 … … … …
10
30
10
30
3 layers, based on a 16x16 router:
In-/Output 16 is not in use in this router setup (3 router layers, based on a
16x16 router).
3 layers, based on a 32x32 router:
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Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
3 3 3 3 … … …
…
21
21
21
21
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1
22 1 22
2
23 2 23
3
24 3 24
… … … … 21
42
21
42
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1
43 1 43
2
44 2 44
3
45 3 45 … … … …
21
63
21
63
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 3 1
3
2 4 2
4
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1 5 1
5
2 6 2
6
Layer 4
Input
Layer 4
Output
1 7 1
7
2 8 2
8
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
3 3 3
3
4 4 4
4
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 5 1
5
2 6 2
6
3 7 3
7
4 8 4
8
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1 9 1
9
2
10 2 10
In-/Outputs 31 and 32 are not in use in this router setup (3 router layers, based
on a 32x32 router).
3 layers, based on a 64x64 router:
In-/Output 64 is not in use in this router setup (3 router layers, based on a
64x64 router).
4 layers, based on an 8x8 router:
4 layers, based on a 16x16 router:
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3
11 3 11
4
12 4 12
Layer 4
Input
Layer 4
Output
1
13 1 13
2
14 2 14
3
15 3 15
4
16 4 16
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 … … … … 8 8 8
8
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1 9 1
9
2
10 2 10
… … … … 8
16 8 16
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1
17 1 17
2
18 2 18
… … …
…
8
24 8 24
Layer 4
Input
Layer 4
Output
1
25 1 25
2
26 2 26
… … …
…
8
32 8 32
Layer 1
Input
Layer 1
Output
1 1 1
1
2 2 2
2
… … …
…
16
16
16
16
Layer 2
Input
Layer 2
Output
1
17 1 17
2
18 2 18
… … …
…
16
32
16
32
Layer 3
Input
Layer 3
Output
1
33 1 33
2
34 2 34
… … … … 16
48
16
48
Layer 4
Input
Layer 4
Output
1
49 1 49
2
50 2 50
… … …
…
16
64
16
64
4 layers, based on a 32x32 router:
4 layers, based on a 64x64 router:
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SW 5
SW 6
SW 8
Input offset
OFF
OFF
OFF
0 (Inputs 1-16)
OFF
OFF
ON
1 (Inputs 17-32)
OFF
ON
OFF
2 (Inputs 33-48)
OFF
ON
ON
3 (Inputs 49-64)
ON
OFF
OFF
4 (Inputs 65-80)
ON
OFF
ON
5 (Inputs 81-96)
ON
ON
OFF
6 (Inputs 97-112)
ON
ON
ON
7 (Inputs 113-128)
SW 5
SW 6
SW 8
Input offset
OFF
OFF
ON
0 (Inputs 1-16)
OFF
ON
ON
1 (Inputs 17-32)
ON
OFF
ON
2 (Inputs 33-48)
ON
ON
ON
3 (Inputs 49-64)
SW 7
Power alarm
OFF
Disables Power Alarm
ON
Enables Power Alarm
SW 8
Power Up mode
OFF
Switches all outputs according to the buffered
information in the routers processor system.
ON
Switches all outputs to input 1.
3.2.2 Router extension mode on 16x2 routers
Switches 5 - 6 on the configuration switch set the router’s input offset in systems with 2 or
more 16x2 Sublime routers. You may build routers up to 128x2 with audio signal formats,
except for SL-AD1602 that may be extended to 64x2. The chosen input offset defines the
input range each 16x2 router works on.
Configurable panels cannot detect input offset on 16x2 routers. It is therefore
important to remember to re-program the local control panel on 16x2 routers
with input offset >0. See also Chapter 7 for more information.
The modes of the SL-AD1602-110(-CP) routers can be switched according to the following
pattern:
The modes of the SL-AD1602-75(-CP) routers can be switched according to the following
pattern:
Default mode for both routers is 0 offset.
3.3 Power alarm
The power alarm can be switched according to the following pattern:
Default setting is Power Alarm disabled.
3.4 Power-up mode
Switch 8 on the configuration switch defines the power up mode on NxN square routers.
The Sublime router provides two modes for powering up the system.
The power up options can be switched according to the following pattern:
Default setting switches all outputs according to the buffered information in the routers
processor system.
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3.5 Configuring output on Single bus panels
See Chapter 7.1, section Input for configuring default output to be controlled from a Single
bus control panel.
3.6 Configuring protocol options
For various reasons, Nevion has decided to make it possible to turn the extra commands
that were added to the NCB protocol when we introduced the Sublime router range either
off or on.
At the same time, the user must select whether he/she shall use the RS-232 port for
controlling the router or the Ethernet port. This is done in order to prevent both ports from
simultaneously being applied for controlling the router.
There is a new Protocol field in the System Configurator where you may choose from the
following options;
NCB without Sublime ext. (RS232)
This is the “old” Compact NCB protocol, without Sublime extensions. If used on a
Sublime, it also disables the Ethernet port of that device.
NCB (RS232)
This is the regular Sublime protocol, with the extra commands that were added to the
NCB protocol. If used on a Sublime, it also disables the Ethernet port of that device.
This is the default option for the Sublime (SL) range of products.
MRP (TCP/IP)
This option is only applicable to the Sublime range. It selects the Ethernet protocol as
the control option, and disables the RS-232 port of that device.
Note that the above selection is only possible if you have Sublime FW rel. 2.1.1
or newer installed on your Sublime device, and System Configurator rel. 3.3.5
or newer is installed on your PC.
It is NOT possible to select protocol options on Sublimes with HW rev. 1.
MRP is always enabled when any TCP/IP based protocol is selected. This
makes it possible to use Sublime panels when a third party protocol is selected.
Leitch Pass-Through (RS-232)
This option allows support for Leitch Pass-Through protocol via RS-232 interface. The
details of this protocol are described in Leitch Routing Switchers Serial Protocol
Reference, Edition E. See also Appendix B.1 for details.
This option is not supported over NCB.
Leitch Pass-Through (TCP/IP)
This option allows support for Leitch Pass-Through protocol via TCP/IP interface. The
details of this protocol are described in Leitch Routing Switchers Serial Protocol
Reference, Edition E.
The interface is using port 23 for this protocol option; same port as for Telnet
applications. See also Appendix B.1 for details.
The Leitch Pass-Through selections are only available on Sublime routers with
FW version 2.4.x and higher.
Grass Valley Native protocol (TCP/IP)
This option allows support for Grass Valley Native protocol via TCP/IP interface, using
port 12345. The subset of this protocol that is supported by Sublime routers is
described in Appendix B.2.
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The Grass Valley Native protocol is only available on Sublime routers with FW
version 2.5.4 and higher.
Sublime 16x2 routers with, or without extensions
This option shall be used only on 16x2 routers, enabling both IP, or RS-232 control and
NCB extensions to other 16x2 routers in a stack.
When using 16x2 routers in a stack, the router with the highest offset shall be
connected to IP, or RS-232; and the rest of the stack interconnected with NCB
connections.
See Chapter 6.3 for connection details.
This protocol option is only used on 16x2 routers; but should be used on all
16x2 routers in the application.
Use your System Configurator to verify the HW revision of your Sublime unit:
Figure 2: HW verification in Nevion Configurator.
Right-click the column headers and select the appropriate column to be shown,
if you don’t see the appropriate column in your default display.
For further information about FW releases, please go to the Nevion web site to download,
or check available FW releases: www.nevion.com.
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Description
LED state
Alarm
Comment
Continuous
green light
GGGGG GGGGG GGGGG
GGGGG
No alarm.
Status is OK.
Continuous
yellow light
YYYYY YYYYY YYYYY YYYYY
Unable to
connect to
controller over
Ethernet.
This alarm will be
overwritten by other
alarms
Long red
blinks
RRRRR NNNNN RRRRR NNNNN
Power is too
low.
One short
red blink
RXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
Power A
failed
Only active if power
alarm dip is set.
Two short
red blinks
XXXXX XXXXX RXRXX XXXXX
Power B
failed
Only active if power
alarm dip is set.
Red with one
short yellow
blink
YRRRR RRRRR RRRRR RRRRR
No valid
product key.
Red with two
short yellow
blinks
YRYRR RRRRR RRRRR RRRRR
SFP error.
Only used on routers
with optical modules.
Red with
three short
yellow blinks
YRYRY RRRRR RRRRR RRRRR
Fan error
On
Off / Blinking
Green
Valid link
No link
Yellow
No data
Data is transmitted or received
4 LED status indication
4.1 Start-up
The LED located at the front of the router indicates the status of the router. At start-up, the
LED will alternate between red (R) and green (G) every 500ms for about two seconds. After
the start-up sequence the LED will indicate the Alarm state of the router.
There are two LEDs located at the Ethernet bus. At start-up the boot loader is searching for
update commands on the serial port for about two seconds. During this sequence both
Ethernet LEDs will be blinking. After the start-up sequence the LEDs will indicate the
Ethernet state.
4.2 Alarm states
The LED can either be red (R), green (G), yellow (Y) or have no light (N).
The LED state is here described with twenty letters, each representing 100ms, which totals
to an alarm sequence of two seconds. The X indicates that the LED keeps the color it has
the moment the alarm sequence begins (green, yellow or no light).
4.3 Ethernet states
The LEDs that are located at the Ethernet bus will after the Start-up sequence indicate the
Ethernet states:
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Pin #
RS-232 mode
1
Not in use
2
Tx
3
Rx
4
Not in use
5
GND
6
GND
7
RTS
8
CTS
9
Do Not Connect!
5 Router communication
You gain access to router for communication purposes by connecting either the router’s
serial port to your computer or by using an Ethernet connection.
Do not use both the router’s Ethernet port and RS-232 serial port, or NCB ports,
at the same time. Doing so may cause loss of important communication and
control data.
5.1 Serial connection
Connection can be made trough the serial port of the router; see also Chapter 2.5 for
connection details.
The communication parameters are configurable. Please refer to the protocol
documentation of the appropriate communication/control protocol.
Example: The protocol parameters of the VikinX Compact routers are as follows:
Bit rate 19200 bit/s
Data bits 8 bits
Stop bits 1
Parity: No parity
For further details concerning this protocol, please refer to the following manual:
NCB Protocol.pdf.
The DE9 female socket for the serial port of the router has the following pin-out:
Note that if the standard RS-232 cable specification (DCE) is followed:
A cable with Male+Male or Female+Female connectors at the cable ends is
used for Rx/Tx crossed connection, and
A cable with Male+Female connectors at the cable ends is used for a straight
through connection.
5.1.1 Maximum cable length (RS-232)
IEEE has specified the maximum cable length for an RS-232 connection to 15m. Longer
distances can be installed depending on the environmental conditions of the installation
site.
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It is the responsibility of the installer / user to secure a proper installation of the
RS-232 connection.
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5.2 Ethernet connection
The connections follow the standard set by the IEEE 802.3 100BaseTX specification. The
cables that are to be applied should be CAT-5 / CAT-5E standard, or better. It is the
responsibility of the installer / user to secure a proper installation of the Ethernet
connection.
A VikinX Sublime device supports the following setups:
100 Mb/s, half duplex (default)
10 Mb/s, half duplex
This setup is valid from VikinX Sublime firmware 2.6.3 and newer. Changing the ethernet
setup on a VikinX Sublime must be done with the Nevion Configurator, version 4.4.0 or
newer.
All VikinX Sublime routers and IP-based Control Panels are connected together through an
Ethernet Switch.
A VikinX Sublime device has only one physical Ethernet connection. If redundant control is
required, this limitation has to be solved by the control system.
For Ethernet protocol details concerning this router, please refer to the following manual:
Modular Router Control Protocol. This manual can be found on our web site:
http://www.nevion.com.
5.2.1 HW limitations
With the introduction of Sublime controller HW Rev.2, the user has the option of connecting
more than two devices together, without having a Multicon to control the network. See
Chapter 3.6 for verification of the HW revision of your device.
Unless you apply a Multicon as a system controller, the limitations that apply are:
1. One Sublime control panel may connect to a maximum of 4 Sublime routers.
2. One Sublime router may be controlled by a maximum of 4 Sublime control panels.
Exceptions to the above limitations:
A router with a local CP (e.g. SL-V6464-CP) may only connect to 1 other router.
Both routers must be configured with the same address and be of different type
(A+V).
Example: 1x SL-V6464-CP may only control itself + 1x Audio router (AA or
AES). Both routers must be configured with the same address.
16x2 routers that are expanded to NNx2 (see Chapters 3.2.2 and 3.4) are using
the NCB bus for this purpose. The total NNx2 router is therefore counted as 1
router in the limitations 1 and 2 above.
From limitations 1 and 2 above, the resulting Ethernet configuration may consist of
maximum 8 devices; 4 routers and 4 control panels, with the exceptions mentioned above.
An example is illustrated in the figure below.
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Pin #1
Not Connected
Pin #2
Not Connected
Pin #3
Data (retour)
Pin #4
Data
Pin #5
Data
Pin #6
Data (retour)
Pin #7
Not Connected
Pin #8
Not Connected
Figure 3: Ethernet connections and configuration.
Refer to the System Configurator User Manual for further information about the
above described configuration/connection options.
It is NOT possible to connect more than 2x Sublimes with HW rev. 1 together
via Ethernet, unless a Multicon is applied as system controller.
5.3 NCB connection
Via the Network Control Bus system several routers and control panels can be
interconnected.
Up to 16 levels of routers, or combinations of routers, can be controlled. The NCB system
and all RS 232 ports interchange the system status. This means that any control system,
either from Nevion, or from a third party manufacturer, connected to any RS 232 port in the
NCB loop, will have access to all communication data on the bus.
5.3.1 Connecting control panels
To get a control panel working with a specific router, configure the control panel to the
same level as the router. Several panels can be configured to control the same router.
Panels can also be connected to a router via the RS-232 interface. Please refer to your
control panel manual for installation.
5.3.2 Pin-out and cable type
VikinX Sublime routers and Control Panels use RJ45 connectors for the Network Control
Bus ports. The following pin-out is used:
The following connection example shows connection of 4 VikinX devices with RJ45
connectors and bus termination:
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Figure 4: NCB loop configuration.
Note that each device at the end of the chain has a termination plug, indicated
with the letter “T”. This termination plug must be inserted in the correct
connection port. If not, no NCB communication is possible.
5.3.3 Termination plug
The termination plug that is mentioned in the previous chapter is necessary when you want
to avoid closing the loop be a (long) cable.
The termination plug is a standard RJ45 plug with the following internal wiring:
Figure 5: NCB loop termination plug.
As seen in the figure above, Pin 3 is connected to Pin 4, and Pin 5 is connected to Pin 6.
5.3.4 Control bus structure
The Network Control Bus structure follows the standard MIDI bus definition. The NCB is
defined as a closed chain of units. This means that the NCB OUT of the last unit must be
connected to the NCB IN of the first unit in the NCB chain. To avoid problems with the
control of VikinX units the installer/user has to assure that the bus structure is installed
according to this definition.
The total number of VikinX devices in an NCB chain is limited to 50.
5.3.5 Maximum distance between NCB devices
The standard MIDI definition allows a maximum cable length of 200-250 meters between
two devices. Longer distances can be made with MIDI repeater units. To avoid grounding
problems all NCB ports have opto-coupled inputs.
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Channel #
DB25 Pin #
Hot (+)
Cold (-)
GND
1
24
12
25 2 10
23
11
3
21
9
22
4 7 20
8
5
18
6
19
6 4 17
5
7
15
3
16
8 1 14
2
49-56
57-64
49-56
57-64
INPUT
OUTPUT
33-40
41-48
33-40
41-48
INPUT
OUTPUT
17-24
25-32
17-24
25-32
INPUT
OUTPUT
1-8
9-16
1-8
9-16
INPUT
OUTPUT
17-24
25-32
17-24
25-32
INPUT
OUTPUT
1-8
9-16
1-8
9-16
INPUT
OUTPUT
1-8
9-16
1-8
9-16
INPUT
OUTPUT
1-8 1-8
INPUT
OUTPUT
6 Connecting signal cables to the router
6.1 Audio signals
Our standard pin-out for DB25 audio contacts is shown below. This pin-out is used for both
analog and digital audio routers.
All audio contacts used on the routers are female type.
The following sub-chapters indicate the order of the connectors on the rear of the audio
routers.
6.1.1 SL-AD6464-110
Connect your audio cables according to the following table:
6.1.2 SL-AD3232-110
Connect your audio cables according to the following table:
6.1.3 SL-AD1616-110
Connect your audio cables according to the following table:
6.1.4 SL-AD0808-110
Connect your audio cables according to the following table:
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1-2
1-8
9-16
OUTPUT(*)
INPUT
INPUT
Channel #
DB25 Pin #
Hot (+)
Cold (-)
GND
Output 1
24
12
25
Output 2
10
23
11
VikinX device
Unbalanced signal connection
‘+’
Audio
‘-’
Shield
‘GND’
Shield
6.1.5 SL-AD1602-110
Connect your audio cables according to the following table:
(*) Note the following pinout for the OUTPUT of the SL-AD1602-110(-CP):
6.1.6 Unbalanced audio signals
If you want to use the Sublime audio router with unbalanced audio signals you connect
these signals according to the following table:
6.2 75-Ohm unbalanced routers
The Sublime 75-Ohm unbalanced AES/EBU routers offer standard 75Ohms BNC
connectors for audio in- and outputs. All inputs are terminated with 75Ohms..
6.3 Input extension
This chapter is only applicable for SL-AD1602 (16x2) routers.
Please refer to Chapter 3.2.2 regarding input offset.
6.3.1 SL-AD1602-110 routers
SL-AD1602-110 allows input extension up to 128x2. Please connect the routers as shown
below. An extension router is used to collect the signal from several units.
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Figure 6: SL-AD12802-110 wiring diagram.
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6.3.2 SL-AD1602-75 routers
SL-AD1602-75 allows input extension up to 64x2. An extension router is used to collect the
signal from several units. The labels on the rear connectors in question are shown below,
for the purpose of pre-wiring.
Figure 7: Input extension connectors.
Please connect the routers as shown below.
Figure 8: SL-AD3202-75 wiring diagram.
Figure 9: SL-AD4802-75 wiring diagram.
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Figure 10: SL-AD6402-75 wiring diagram.
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Button Color
Video Enabled
Audio Enabled
Yellow
Yes
Yes
Green
Yes
No
Red
No
Yes
Dimmed
No
No
7 Control Panel operation
This chapter is only applicable for routers with the optional local control panel.
All local control panels are completely configurable with the System Configurator, which is
downloadable from the Support pages at http://www.nevion.com/
All local control panels are given a default configuration, which includes the buttons “A/V
Toggle”, “Panel Enable”, “Take on/off” and “Take”. In addition input and output buttons are
preconfigured.
Remember to re-program the local control panel on 16x2 routers with input
offset >0.
If input offset (ref. Chapter 3.2.2) is >0, ALL Input buttons on that router must be
re-programmed in order to operate on the associated router inputs.
7.1 Button description
7.1.1 A/V Toggle
The A/V Toggle button enables/disables audio and video on a specified address. The
address can either be read from the dip switches, or be fixed. The button toggles between
three states.
If the button is pressed for more than 1 second, it will go into a fourth state
where both audio and video are disabled.
In this state the button will be dimmed. If the button is pressed for more than 1 second
again, it will enable both audio and video if present.
If neither audio nor video is present, it will be marked as disabled and the toggle state will
not be used.
Toggle status changes will be stored in flash and used when the panel is powered up later.
The following information is only valid for Sublime FW version 2.5.3 and
older:
If neither audio nor video is present, it will be marked as disabled and the toggle
state will not be used.
When a panel is powered on it will search for connected routers. If no routers
are found the A/V Toggle button will be disabled (no light in the button).
This can happen if the panel is powered up before any routers are connected or
if there is something wrong with the cabling.
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To re-enable the A/V Toggle do the following:
1. Activate the Panel Enable button (Green light).
2. Push & Hold the A/V Toggle-button for 2 seconds.
The A/V Toggle-button should now be activated and the light turned on.
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7.1.2 Panel Enable
The panel always starts in disabled mode. In this state the button will be red and all the
other buttons will be disabled. When pressing the button the panel will be enabled and the
color will change to green. A status request will also be sent to get information on active
levels.
7.1.3 Take on/off
The Take on/off button enables or disables the Take button. If no take button is defined,
Take on/off is always off. On first start-up the take button is enabled. Later it will read the
last status from the flash memory.
7.1.4 Take
The Take buttons LED is normally off. If the Take on/off button is set to “on”, no commands
will be sent from the panel until the Take button is pressed. The last selected buttons and
the take button will blink, until the Take button is pressed and the command is sent from the
panel.
7.1.5 Output
An Output button is used for selecting an output. Selecting an output activates it, so that it is
switched to the next input that is selected.
7.1.6 Input
An Input button switches the active output to the selected input. If the Take button is
enabled, the switch will not be executed until the Take button is pressed.
When switching using the Input button, all enabled audio- and video-levels will be switched
from the selected input to the active output.
The Input button can also be used to select the active output. This is useful on
single bus panels. It requires that a Panel Enable button is present. When the
panel is enabled, press the Panel Enable button and hold it while selecting the
active output by pressing an Input button. Then release the Panel Enable
button. The panel will now be disabled. Press the Panel Enable button again to
enable it.
7.1.7 XY
An Input to Output (XY) button switches a preset input to a preset output on all enabled
audio- and video-levels. If the Take button is enabled, the switch will not be executed until
the Take button is pressed.
The maximum router size(s) that may be controlled without Multicon is formed
by IN#1-128 and OUT#1-64 (router size: 128x64). This size limitation is
regardless of the number of routers the control panel(s) is/are controlling.
See also the limitations 1 and 2 in Chapter 5.2.1.
7.1.8 Salvo
A Salvo button switches a sequence of X-points. This is done even if the specified audio- or
video-level is disabled.
Salvo limitations on Sublime routers with local control panels:
1 level (audio + video) up to 128x128;
20 salvos of max 64 X-points each.
Salvo limitations on Sublime stand-alone control panels:
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4 levels (audio + video) up to 128x128;
20 salvos of max 64 X-points each.
7.1.9 Lock
A Lock Toggle button toggles the lock-status on the active output on all enabled audio- and
video-levels. If the active output on any of the enabled levels is locked before pressing the
button, they will be unlocked. If not the active output on all enabled levels will be locked. A
locked output can’t be switched.
7.1.10 Protect
A Protect Toggle button toggles the protect-status on the active output on all enabled audioand video-levels. If the active output on any of the enabled levels is protected before
pressing the button, it will become unprotected. If not, the active output on all enabled
levels will be protected. A protected output can’t be switched by anyone else but the user
that protected it.
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1.
The equipment will meet the guaranteed performance specification under the following
environmental conditions:
-
Operating room temperature range:
0°C to 45°C
-
Operating relative humidity range:
<95% (non-condensing)
2.
The equipment will operate without damage under the following environmental
conditions:
-
Temperature range:
-10°C to 55°C
-
Relative humidity range:
<95% (non-condensing)
General environmental requirements for Nevion equipment
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Product Warranty
The warranty terms and conditions for the product(s) covered by this manual follow the
General Sales Conditions by Nevion, which are available on the company web site:
www.nevion.com
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Important notes regarding Software in the VikinX Sublime router
family range
This product utilizes software components that are licensed with open source licenses. The
source code for these components and our modifications are available from:
http://labs.nevion.com/open-source/
OpenTCP includes software developed by Viola systems (http://www.violasystems.com/).
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組成名稱
Part Name
Toxic or hazardous substances and elements
鉛
Lead
(Pb)
汞
Mercury
(Hg)
镉
Cadmium
(Cd)
六价铬
Hexavalent
Chromium
(Cr(VI))
多溴联苯
Polybrominated
biphenyls
(PBB)
多溴二苯醚
Polybrominated
diphenyl ethers
(PBDE)
All products referred to
in Chapter 1.1
O O O O O
O
SL-PWR-40 /
SL-PWR-90
O O O O O
O
O: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is
below the limit requirement in SJ/T11363-2006.
X: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used
for this part is above the limit requirement in SJ/T11363-2006.
Appendix A Materials declaration and recycling
information
A.1 Materials declaration
For product sold into China after 1st March 2007, we comply with the “Administrative
Measure on the Control of Pollution by Electronic Information Products”. In the first stage of
this legislation, content of six hazardous materials has to be declared. The table below
shows the required information.
This is indicated by the product marking:
A.2 Recycling information
Nevion provides assistance to customers and recyclers through our web site
http://www.nevion.com/. Please contact Nevion’s Customer Support for assistance with
recycling if this site does not show the information you require.
Where it is not possible to return the product to Nevion or its agents for recycling, the
following general information may be of assistance:
Before attempting disassembly, ensure the product is completely disconnected from
power and signal connections.
All major parts are marked or labeled to show their material content.
Depending on the date of manufacture, this product may contain lead in solder.
Some circuit boards may contain battery-backed memory devices.
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Bit
Description
Reported from firmware version
0
Power A failed
2.4.0
1
Power B failed
2.4.0
2
Positive power too low
2.4.0
3
Negative power too high
2.4.0
4
Client TCP/IP connection failed
2.4.0
5
No valid product key
2.4.0
6
SFP error
2.4.0
7
EXT IN not locked
2.5.4
8
EXT IN CRC error counting
2.5.4
9
Fan error
2.6.2
Command
Parameter
Comments
BK - Background
Activities
E - Echo
BK,E and BK,E,ON and BK,E,OFF are
all accepted and will be responded with
ER,00,BK.
R - Protocol Processor
Software Revision #
Will be responded with KB,R,<firmware
version>,
TJ - Request
Take Index With
Level Bitmap
Each command supports only one Xpoint.
TI - Request
Take Index With
Level Index
The optional levelIndex is not supported.
The command can only be used to
switch all levels.
QH - Query
alarm status
AC - Query active
alarm status
Sublime has defined the alarms defined
in the table below. All active alarms will
be responded on this request.
Alarm
ID
Alarm Name
Alarm
Parameter
0x0101
Frame Fan
Fan number
0x0105
Power-supply
01 - Power A
failed
02 - Power B
failed
0x010A
Positive power
too low
Always 00
Appendix B Additional Protocol information
B.1 Leitch Pass-Through protocol
This protocol is available in Sublime firmware 2.4.0 and later.
The Sublime implementation of Leitch Pass-Through supports all commands described in
"Leitch Routing Switchers Serial Protocol Reference, Edition E".
In the command "Alarms Status Request", a bit-field is used for reporting active alarms. In
Sublime, the bit-field is used as in the table below.
B.2 Grass Valley Native protocol
This protocol is available in Sublime firmware 2.5.4 and later.
Sublime does not support all commands available in this protocol. The supported
commands are described in the table below.
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0x010B
Negative
power to high
Always 00
0x010C
Client TCP/IP
connection
failed
Always 00
0x010D
No valid
product key
Always 00
0x010E
SFP error
Always 00
0x010F
EXT IN not
locked
Always 00
0x0110
EXT IN CRC
error counting
Always 00
QN - Query
Names
L - Level
IS - Sources with
source indexes
On SL-D32P+ the next available source
will be labeled "DISCONNECT" and used
to disconnect destinations.
ID - Destinations with
destination indexes
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