Planar Clarity Matrix User Manual

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Clarity Matrix Fiber Video
Extension User Guide
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RoHS Compliance Statement
The Clarity Matrix Video Walls are fully RoHS compliant.
ADA Compliance Statement
The Clarity Matrix Video Walls are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Part Number: 020-1300-00A
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Introduction
The Clarity MatrixTM with G2 Architecture has added to its mission-critical capabilities with the Fiber Video Extension option. The Clarity Matrix Extension option provides a more secure and longer distance option for extending the video signal from the off-board electronics to the Clarity Matrix LCD modules.
Features of the Fiber Video Extension option include:
• Utilizes fiber optic cable to extend the Matrix G2 video signal
• Allows the Quad Controller module and the Fiber Video Extension module to be placed up to 1000 feet/300 meters away from the Matrix wall with standard duplex multi-mode fiber cable or up to 10 kilometers with duplex single-mode fiber cable
• Extends the IR remote control over the fiber cable
• Extends the USB signal for the Matrix MultiTouch sensor and can power the touch sensor from the Matrix LCD module
Manual Scope
This manual covers the unpacking, installation and troubleshooting of the Fiber Video Extension option.
TM
Fiber Video
General and technical information regarding fiber optics can be found here:
http://www.thefoa.org.
For specific fiber termination details, please reference the information supplied by the termination kit and/or fiber cable manufacturer.
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System Architecture
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The Fiber Video Extension module is the main component of the Fiber Video Extension option. It works with the Quad Controller module to send images to the LCD modules.
The following example shows the connections for a basic video wall.
larity Matrix Fiber Video
Extension Module
System Architecture
Clarity Matrix Quad Controller
Supported Fiber Cable Lengths
The following graphic illustrates the supported fiber cable lengths for the Fiber Video Extension module. Planar supplies multi-mode transceivers, but the Fiber Video Extension module is also compatible with single-mode transceivers available from third parties.
Note: To accommodate the Fiber Video Extension module extended distance difference from
the maximum Power Supply distance, Quad Controllers may need to be separated from the Power Supply module and powered from an optional DC Power Brick. See the Clarity Matrix LCD Video Wall System with G2 Architecture Installation Guide for information.
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Fiber Video Extension Module – Front View
Air intake – keep clear
Fiber Video Extension Module – Rear View
System Architecture
Fiber module power switch
DC Power (4-pin mini-DIN) for Fiber module
USB 2.0 (Type-B connector)
SFP fiber transceiver connection output to the panel
Input from the Quad Controller
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Installing the Fiber Video Extension
Unpacking the Box
The following items are included with the Fiber Video Extension module:
Part Description Number Picture
Fiber Video Extension module
Transceiver Connections for the fiber
CAT6 patch cables (1 m)
DC power brick (4 ft)
Extends the Quad Controller with fiber optic cable out to the LCDs.
optic cable.
Connects the Quad Controller module to the Fiber Video Extension module.
Powers the Fiber Video Extension module. Includes AC cable (2.5 m).
1
4
4
1
USB cable (3 m) Connects a PC to the Fiber
Video Extension module
for USB devices located at the panel, such as a touch sensor.
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Optional Accessories
Part Number Description
159-0055-00 10G OM3 50/125 micron multi-mode duplex Plenum fiber optic
159-0054-00 10G OM3 50/125 micron multi-mode duplex Plenum fiber optic
903-1474-00 Bulk Matrix multi-mode fiber cable – 1640 ft./500m spool.
159-0057-00 50 um multi-mode LC Unicam, OM3 pre-polished fiber connector –
159-0058-00 Connector trigger, narrow pitch. Used to create a duplex connector
541-0139-00 Pre-polished kit for field termination of multi-mode and single-
Unpacking the Box
cable – 20 m / 65.6 ft.
cable – 30 m / 98.4 ft.
1 piece.
using 2 159-0057-00 single connectors.
mode LC, SC and ST® compatible connectors. Includes precision flat cleaver, 1.25 and 2.50 mm VFL ferrule adapters and all required fiber preparation, cleaning tools and materials.
175-1068-00 Cable Assy, PWR, AUX, TOUCH. Used to connect the optional touch
sensor to the LCD panel for DC power.
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Connecting Cables
This procedure provides steps for how to connect the Fiber Video Extension module to the Quad Controller module and the LCDs.
It does not cover how to install the LCDs, Quad Controller modules, and power supply. For detailed installation instructions, refer to the Clarity Matrix LCD Video Wall System with G2 Architecture Installation Guide.
1 On the Quad Controller module, plug one end of the CAT 6 video cables into
the LCD Out connections. Plug the other end into the LCD In connections on the Fiber Video Extension module.
Connecting Cables
2 On the Fiber Video Extension module, do the following:
a Insert the transceivers into the LCD Out connections.
b Remove the black cap from the end of each of the transceivers.
c Plug one end of the fiber optic cables into the transceivers.
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Connecting Cables
3 On the Panel Interface Board of each LCD, do the following:
a Insert a transceiver into the LCD In connection.
b Remove the black cap from the transceiver.
c Plug the other end of the fiber optic cable into the transceiver.
4 Connect the DC power brick to the Fiber Video Extension module and plug
the AC power cord into the power source.
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Connecting the USB Option
The Fiber Video Extension also incorporates an embedded USB extension in the fiber optic cable, eliminating the need for a third party USB extension when using Clarity® Matrix™ MultiTouch interactive LCD video wall displays and other USB devices at the video wall. The LCD modules can also provide power for Clarity Matrix MultiTouch, eliminating the need for separate AC power connection at the video wall.
Follow these steps to set up the USB option.
1 Connect the touch sensor USB cable to a LCD Panel Interface Board that is
connected to LCD 1 on the Fiber Video Extension module.
2 Use the power adapter cable to connect all points of power on the touch
sensor to the 5V Aux port on any convenient LCD Panel Interface Board.
Connecting the USB Option
3 Connect the touch control PC to the Fiber Video Extension module that is
connected to the LCD Panel Interface Board in step 1.
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Dimensions
Fiber Video Extension Module
Transceiver
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Specifications
Fiber Video Extension Module Specification
Specification MG2-FC Connector Notes
Dimensions in/lbs mm/kg
Width
Height
Depth
Weight
Power In Mini DIN 24-48V, 5A max
Video Input RJ45
Video Out LC SFP+
USB USB Type B
Environmental Specifications
Specification Maximum Minimum Optimal Notes
Temperature
operating
non-operating
40° C 113° F
85° C 122° F
19" 482.4 mm
1.7" 43.7 mm
20.4" 517.7 mm
13.5 lbs 6.1 kg
10° C 50° F
–20° C –4° F
20° C 68° F
All performance specifications are maintained within this temperature range.
Fan Noise 45dB
Altitude (barometric pressure) 2000m Above sea level, or equivalent
barometric pressure. De-rate temperature 10° for every 1km above 1000m.
Humidity
operating 80% R.H. 20% R.H. non-condensing
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