This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that
contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
! WARNUNG
Die Anleitung ist nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt.
Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die
Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei
Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegeben
Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung
dazu besitzen.
! AVERTISSEMENT
Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien. Afin
de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les
réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualifié pour en effectuer d’autres.
Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.
DVS-7150Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-2031Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7001Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7003Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7017Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7030Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7031Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7033Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7075Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7091Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7110Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7111Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7113Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7134Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7161Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7163Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-7280Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BKDS-M1690Serial No. 10001 and Higher
BZS-7080Serial No. 10001 and Higher
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WARNING
This unit has no power switch.
When installing the unit, incorporate a readily
accessible disconnect device in the fixed wiring, or
connect the power cord to a socket-outlet which must be
provided near the unit and easily accessible, so that the
user can turn off the power in case a fault should occur.
WARNUNG
Dieses Gerät hat keinen Netzschalter.
Beim Einbau des Geräts ist daher im Festkabel ein leicht
zugänglicher Unterbrecher einzufügen, oder das
Netzkabel mu
befindlichen, leicht zugänglichen Wandsteckdose
verbunden werden, damit sich bei einer
Funktionsstörung die Stromversorgung zum Gerät
jederzeit unterbrechen lä
Attention-when the product is installed in Rack:
1. Prevention against overloading of branch circuit
When this product is installed in a rack and is
supplied power from an outlet on the rack, please
make sure that the rack does not overload the supply
circuit.
ß
mit einer in der Nähe des Geräts
ß
t.
2. Providing protective earth
When this product is installed in a rack and is
supplied power from an outlet on the rack, please
confirm that the outlet is provided with a suitable
protective earth connection.
3. Internal air ambient temperature of the rack
When this product is installed in a rack, please make
sure that the internal air ambient temperature of the
rack is within the specified limit of this product.
4. Prevention against achieving hazardous
condition due to uneven mechanical loading
When this product is installed in a rack, please make
sure that the rack does not achieve hazardous
condition due to uneven mechanical loading.
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Table of Contents
Manual Structure
Purpose of this manual .............................................................................................. 3
Related manuals......................................................................................................... 3
This manual is the installation manual of Digital Video Switcher DVS-7150.
This manual is intended for use by trained system and service engineers, and
describes the information when installing DVS-7150.
The following manuals are prepared for DVS-7150.
The part numbers of these manuals as of Novemver, 1998 describe.
..
. User’s Guide (Supplied with BZS-7080)
..
This manual describes the application and operation of DVS-7150.
..
. Operation Manual (Supplied with DVS-7150)
..
This manual describes the overview, system configuration examples and specifications of options.
..
. Maintenance Manual Part 1 (Supplied with DVS-7150)
..
This manual describes the information for the periodic maintenance, and the
information for the service with predicated on the replacement of the principal
blocks and mounted circuit boards.
Part number : 3-201-448-01
..
. Maintenance Manual Part 2
..
The following manuals describe the detailed service information. For obtaining,
please contact your local Sony’s sale/service office.
All Supplements will publish at February, 1999.
Volume 1 (Block diagrams and Frame wirings)
Part number : 9-967-615-03
Supplement 4 Part number : 9-967-615-84
Volume 2
(Spare parts, Service overview and Replacement of main parts)
Part number : 9-967-616-03
Supplement 5 Part number : 9-967-616-85
Volume 3 (Semiconductor pin assignments)
Part number : 9-967-617-03
Supplement 3 Part number : 9-967-617-83
Volume 4 (Board layouts)
Part number : 9-967-618-03
Supplement 4 Part number : 9-967-618-84
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Contents
..
. Maintenance Manual Part 2
..
Volume 5 (Schematic diagrams 1 A through I)
Part number : 9-967-624-03
Supplement 3 Part number : 9-967-624-83
Volume 6 (Schematic diagrams 2 K through Z)
Part number : 9-967-625-02
Supplement 4 Part number : 9-967-625-84
This manual is organized by following sections.
Section 1Installation
This section describes the operating environment, power supply, connectors, input
and output signals of connectors, and example of system connection.
Section 2Installation of DVS-7150
This section describes the external dimensions and rack mounting.
Section 3Installation of Control panel
This section describes the external dimensions, installation space to console, rack
mounting and replacement of key tops.
Section 4Installation of Options
This section describes the installation of plug-in boards, combinations of optional
boards and installation of options.
Section 5Confirmation in Installation
This section describes the switch settings on boards and LEDs description,hard
reset,confirmation of secondary power supply voltage and adjustment of operation
power for fader lever.
Section 6Initial Set-up of System
This section describes the operation and saving of set-up data, installation of program, set-up.
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Section 1
Installation
1-1. Operating Environment
. Install the unit in a well ventilated place to prevent a
temperature rise in the unit. Never cover the ventilation
holes of the outer frame.
. Never install the unit near a heat source because the
environmental temperature during operation should be
5 dC to 40 dC.
1-2. Power Supply
1-2-1. Power Switch for Service
(Control panel)
w
The power switches for service of the control panels are
placed only in the unit.
When installing the unit, incorporate a readily accessible
disconnect device in the fixed wiring, so that the operator/
engineer power in case a fault should occur.
1-2-3. Power Cord
w
The power cords are not supplied with DVS-7150 and the
control panel. Be sure to use the power cords that are
applicable to the places in the world.
To avoid a fire or an electric shock, be sure to use the
designated power cord. And do not damage to the power
cord.
For the customer in the U.S.A. and Canada
Required Parts
1 Power Cord, 125 V 10 A (2.4 m) : 1-557-377-11
1
For the customer in the United Kingdom
Required Parts
DK-2401 (EK)
1 Power Cord, 250 V 10 A (2.4 m)
AC inlet
1-2-2. Power Specifications
Power requirements : 100 to 240 V AC ± 10%
50/60 Hz
Current consumption
DVS-7150: 4 to 2 A
BKDS-7017: 1.0 A (max.)
m
As the inrush current at turn-on is the maximum 20 A, the
capacity of the AC power must be commensurate in it with
the inrush current of the maximum 20 A for the processor
and the control panel respectively. If the capacity of the
AC power is not the adequately large, the breaker of the
AC power at the supply side will operate or the unit will
abnormal operate.
1
For the customer in the all European countries
except the United Kingdom
Required Parts
DK-2401 (AE)
1 Power Cord, 250 V 10 A (2.4 m)
1
AC inlet
AC inlet
n
For the customer outside of the area as shown above,
please consult with local Sony’s sale/service office.
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1-3. Connectors
1-3. Connectors
When connecting cables to various connectors on the rear
panel at the time of installing, connecting or servicing,
connect the following connectors or their equivalents.
1. DVS-7150
Connector function nameConnector parts No. and
on rear panelname of cable
(*2)
(* 2)
(*2)
(* 2)
(* 2)
(*2)
(* 2)
(* 2)
(* 2)
(* 2)
D-sub 9-pin, Male
Connector 9-pin, Male
1-560-651-00
(*1)
Junction Shell 9-pin
1-561-749-00
D-sub 25-pin, Male
Connector 25-pin, Male
1-560-904-11
(*1)
Junction Shell 25-pin
1-563-377-11
Main Power Supply Cable
(For the details of the cable,
refer to Section 1-2-3.)
PANEL 1
DME 1 to 2
SERIAL TALLY
TERMINAL
EDITOR-A/REMOTE 1
EDITOR-B/REMOTE 2
PANEL 2/REMOTE 3
MATRIX/REMOTE 4
GPI
PRIMARY INPUTS 1 to 24BNC Coaxial Connector Plug
CRK INPUT 1 to 2
REF INPUT
REF OUTPUT
AUX BUS OUTPUTS 1 to 6
ME OUTPUTS 1 to 2
PGM OUTPUTS 1 to 4
PVW OUTPUTS 1 to 2
EDIT PVW OUTPUT
AC IN
2. BKDS-7017
Connector function nameConnector parts No. and
on rear panelname of cable
(*2)
(*2)
(*2)
(*2)
D-sub 9-pin, Male
Connector 9-pin, Male
1-560-651-00
(*1)
Junction Shell 9-pin
SWITCHER
DME
TERMINAL 1 to 2
REMOTE 1 to 4
1-561-749-00
OPTION PANEL
(*2)
BVS Cable
1-574-993-11
(*2)
AC IN
Main Power Supply Cable
(For the details of the cable,
refer to Section 1-2-3.)
(*1):The following solderless contact must be used for the plug.
AWG #18 to #22:1-566-493-00
AWG #22 to #24:1-564-774-00
AWG #24 to #30:1-564-775-00
(*2):For the customers in europe
When connecting the cables to the following connectors, attach the two
ferrite cores that are packed with each model to the two connectors at
the both sides of the cable.
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1-4. Input and Output Signals of
Connectors
The input and output signals of the connectors on the rear
panel are specified in the following table. And refer to the
following illustration for the pin positions of the connectors.
1GNDFrame ground
2TX-ATransmitted data (_)
3RX-BReceived data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5FIELD (+)Field signal output (+)
6GNDCommon ground
7TX-BTransmitted data (+)
8RX-AReceived data (_)
9FIELD (_)Field signal output (_)
1GNDFrame ground
2TX-ATransmitted data (_)
3RX-BReceived data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5VD-BTransmited VD signal (+)
6GNDCommon ground
7TX-BTransmitted data (+)
8RX-AReceived data (_)
9VD-ATransmited VD signal (_)
(*3):Control Panel BKDS-2010 etc. (PANEL 2)
Keyer Remote Panel BKDS-7060 etc. (REMOTE 3)
(* 3)
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1-4. Input and Output Signals of Connectors
SERIAL TALLY : RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
<CONTROLLER>
(*1)
n
For the SERIAL TALLY connector, refer to the Protocol
Manual of DVS-8000 Series.
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2RX-AReceived data (_)
3TX-BTransmitted data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7RX-BReceived data (+)
8TX-ATransmitted data (_)
9FGFrame Ground
DME 1, 2 : RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
<DEVICE>
(*2)
from Digital multi effects DME-3000/7000
etc.
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2TX-ATransmitted data (_)
3RX-BReceived data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7TX-BTransmitted data (+)
8RX-AReceived data (_)
9FGFrame Ground
1FGFrame ground
2EDT A TX-ATransmitted data (_)
3EDT A RX-BReceived data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7EDT A TX-BTransmitted data (+)
8EDT A RX-AReceived data (_)
9FGFrame Ground
(*5):Editing control Unit BVE-9100 etc. (EDITOR A)
1FGFrame ground
2TX-ATransmitted data (_)
3RX-BReceived data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7TX-BTransmitted data (+)
8RX-AReceived data (_)
9FGFrame Ground
(*6):Editing control Unit BVE-9100 etc. (EDITOR B)
(*2)
from Editor
(*6)
TERMINAL : RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
to Terminal
MATRIX/REMOTE 4
<CONTROLLER>
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2RX-AReceived data (_)
3TX-BTransmitted data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7RX-BReceived data (+)
8TX-ATransmitted data (_)
9FGFrame Ground
(*4)
: RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
(*1)
to Routing switcher
1-4
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1DCDData Carrier detect
2RXDReceived data
3TXDTransmitted data
4DTRData terminal ready
5SGSignal ground
6DSRData set ready
7RTSRequest to send
8CTSClear to send
9__
(*7) :Pins 1, 4 and 6 are short-circuited each other on the CN-1751 board.
(*7)
(*7)
(*7)
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GPI : (D-sub 25-pin.Female)
INPUT x 8, TTL
OUTPUT x 4, relay contact 30 V 0.1 A
(resistance load)
OUTPUT x 4, open collector 30 V rated voltage
GPI timing : Refer to User’s Guide
Pin No. Signal Name Function
1GNDGround
2GNDGround
3GPI IN 2
4GPI IN 4
5GPI IN 6
6GPI IN 8
7GPI OUT 1B
8GPI OUT 2B
9GPI OUT 3B
10GPI OUT 4B
11GPI OUT 6
12GPI OUT 8
13GPI OUT COM Ground for open collector output
14GNDGround
15GPI IN 1
16GPI IN 3
17GPI IN 5
18GPI IN 7
19GPI OUT 1A
20GPI OUT 2A
21GPI OUT 3A
22GPI OUT 4A
23GPI OUT 5
24GPI OUT 7
25GPI OUT COM Ground for open collector output
General-purpose input
General-purpose relay output (B)
General-purpose open collector output
General-purpose input
General-purpose relay output (A)
General-purpose open collector output
1-4. Input and Output Signals of Connectors
(*8)
(*9)
(*8)
(*9)
n
A and B of same number constitute a pair of relay contacts.
(*8) : <Relay>
GPI OUT x B
GPI OUT x A
x;1-4
(*9) : <Open collector output>
GPI OUT 5-8
GPI OUT COM
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1-4. Input and Output Signals of Connectors
1-4-2. BKDS-7017
[D-SUB 25 PIN • FEMALE]
13
25
EXT VIEW
[D-SUB 9 PIN • FEMALE]
5
69
EXT VIEW
m
(*1) <CONTROLLER> : Controlling device
1. Main Panel
SWITCHER : RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
<CONTROLLER>
(*1)
to Processor DVS-7150
1
14
1
SWITCHERDMETERMINAL1 TERMINAL2
1
5
69
OPTION PANELREMOTE1 REMOTE2 REMOTE3 REMOTE4
13
25
1
14
1
5
69
1
5
69
1
5
69
1
5
5
5
69
1
5
69
Rear panel
REMOTE 1 to 4
<CONTROLLER>
(*2)
: RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
(*1)
to External Device
1
69
1
69
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2RX-AReceived data (_)
3TX-BTransmitted data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5FIELD (+)Field signal input (+)
6GNDCommon ground
7RX-BReceived data (+)
8TX-ATransmitted data (_)
9FIELD (_)Field signal input (_)
DME : RS-422A (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
<CONTROLLER>
(*1)
to Digital multi effects DME-3000/
7000 etc.
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2RX-AReceived data (_)
3TX-BTransmitted data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5_NC
6GNDCommon ground
7RX-BReceived data (+)
8TX-ATransmitted data (_)
9__
Pin No.Signal NameFunction
1FGFrame ground
2RX-AReceived data (_)
3TX-BTransmitted data (+)
4GNDCommon ground
5__
6GNDCommon ground
7RX-BReceived data (+)
8TX-ATransmitted data (_)
9__
(*2) :BKDS-7001 (Option : IF-523 board) is in need of using the REMOTE
from 1 to 4.
TERMINAL 1, 2 : RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin.Female)
to Terminal
Pin No. Signal NameFunction
1DCDReceived line signal detector signal
2RXReceived data
3TXTransmitted data
4DTRData terminal ready signal
5GNDSignal ground
6DSRData set ready signal
7RTSRequest to send signal
8CTSClear to send signal
9__
(*3) :Pins 1, 4 and 6 are short-circuited each other on the CN-1149 board.
(*4):Pins 7 and 8 are short-circuitede each other on the CN-1149 board.
(*3)
(* 3)
(*4)
(* 4)
(*3)
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OPTION PANEL : (D-sub 25-pin.Female)
to Adaptor box (BKDS-7075)
Pin No. Signal Name Function
1GNDGround
2+12 VPower supply +12 V
3SCLKSerial clock for switch read and LED
light
4GNDGround
5WDTLED light data
6IWLDControl signal for switch read and LED
light
7GNDGround
8TCLKSerial clock for character display
9TWDTIndicate data for character display
10GNDGround
11TBLANKDisable signal for character display
12GNDGround
13GNDGround
14+12 VPower supply +12 V
15+12 VPower supply +12 V
16BLANKLED light disable signal
17GNDGround
18SEQControl signal for switch read and LED
light
19RDTSwitch read data
20GNDGround
21TSEQControl signal for character display
22TQCLKControl signal for character display
23+12 VPower supply +12 V
24+12 VPower supply +12 V
25GNDGround
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1-5. Example of System Connection
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Y1U1V1S1Y2U2V2
S2
TERMINAL
MATRIX/REMOTE 4
x4
ROUTER
x4
SUPER V/K
x4
DME V/K
x4
VTR
REF OUT
REF IN
CAMERA
x8
SW'ER
K
V
DME PANEL
DME-7000
BKDS-7016/7016L/7017
INPUTS
COMPONENT
ANALOG
CRK IN
INPUTS
DIGITAL
INPUTS
DIGITAL
IN
PRIMARY
CONTROL PANEL
KEYER REMOTE
BKDS-7060
CONTROL
OUT1
CONTROL
OUT2
REMOTE 3
PANEL 2
SUB PANEL
BKDS-2010
SW'ER
SG
CCU
DCU
DCU
DVW-500
Y
U
V
REC
SOURCE
LINE IN
CG
BVW-75
BVW-75D
DVR-2000
V
K
YUV
ROUTER
DVS-V6464B
PC
TALLY
INTERFACE
UNIT
BKDS-7700
GPI
SERIAL
TALLY
D1 LIVE SW'ER
DVS-7150
EDIT PVW
EDITOR-B
/REMOTE 2
EDITOR-A
/REMOTE 1
AUX3
AUX4
DME2
AUX5
AUX6
AUX1
AUX2
DME1
PGM1
PGM2
PVW1
PVW2
PGM3
PGM4
ME OUT1
ME OUT2
PANEL 2
/REMOTE 31
PANEL
SWITCHER
MAIN PANEL
REMOTE2
DME
DME2
VKVKZ
SW'ER PANEL
VKZ
SW'ER
K
V
DME PANEL
DME-7000
DME1
VK
SW'ER PANEL
VKZ
MONITOR
VE
WFM
PGM
PVW
ME1
BVE-9100
EDITOR
DMEVTRAB
KEY BOARD
1-5. Example of System Connection
1. D1 LIVE SWITCHER SYSTEM
1-8
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2. D2 LIVE SWITCHER SYSTEM
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Y1U1V1S1Y2U2V2
S2
TERMINAL
MATRIX/REMOTE 4
x4
ROUTER
x4
SUPER V/K
x4
DME V/K
x4
VTR
REF OUT
REF IN
CAMERA
x8
DME PANEL
V
K
SW'ER
SW'ER
K
V
DME PANEL
DME-7000
DME-7000
BKDS-7016/7016L/7017
INPUTS
COMPONENT
ANALOG
CRK IN
INPUTS
DIGITAL
COMPOSITE
ANALOG
IN
PRIMARY
INPUTS
CONTROL PANEL
KEYER REMOTE
BKDS-7060
CONTROL
OUT1
CONTROL
OUT2
REMOTE 3
PANEL 2
SUB PANEL
BKDS-2010
SW'ER
SG
CCU
CCU
CCU
DVR-28
Y
U
V
REC
SOURCE
LINE IN
CG
BVW-75
DVR-20
BVW-D265
V
K
YUV
ROUTER
DVS-V6464B
PC
TALLY
INTERFACE
UNIT
BKDS-7700
GPI
SERIAL
TALLY
D2 LIVE SW'ER
DVS-7150
EDIT PVW
EDITOR-B
/REMOTE 2
EDITOR-A
/REMOTE 1
AUX3
AUX4
DME2
AUX5
AUX6
AUX1
AUX2
DME1
PGM1
PGM2
PVW1
PVW2
PGM3
PGM4
ME OUT1
ME OUT2
PANEL 2
/REMOTE 31
PANEL
SWITCHER
MAIN PANEL
REMOTE2
DME
DME2
VKVKZ
SW'ER PANEL
SW'ER PANEL
VKZ
SW'ER
K
V
DME PANEL
DME-7000
DME3
VKVKZ
VKZ
SW'ER
K
V
DME PANEL
DME-7000
DME1
VK
SW'ER PANEL
VKZ
KZKVV
DME4
MONITOR
VE
WFM
PGM
PVW
ME1
BVE-9100
EDITOR
DMEVTRAB
KEY BOARD
1-5. Example of System Connection
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2-1. External Dimensions
Section 2
Installation of DVS-7150
475
146
221(5UNIT)
23.5
A
B
482
465
424
(Front view)
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER DVS-7150
88.2
83.7
(Top view)
450
304.8
101.6
254
(Right side view)
Unit : mm
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2-2. Rack Mounting
2-2. Rack Mounting
DVS-7150 can be mounted in a 19-inch standard rack. Be sure to use the optional rack mount rail RMM-
30.
< Required Parts >
. Rack mount rail (RMM-30)
Rails with bracket: 2 pcs
Screw (B5 x 8): 8 pcs
. Screw (BVTT4 x 8)
. Screw for rack mounting (RK5 x 16) : 4 pcs
. Ornamental washer for rack mounting : 4 pcs
(Sony part number : 2-297-913-01)
(*1) : DVS-7150 is supplied with the eight screws. Use two of them for the spare parts.
c
(1) If DVS-7150 is mounted in a 19-inch standard rack, it is recommended to install a ventilation fan to
prevent a temperature rise in the rack. Make sure that all the units in the rack should be operated
within the temperature range of 10 dC to 35 dC.
(2) Be sure to use the recommended rail when rack mounting. The unit cannot be installed completely to
a rack by rack angles alone.
(3) It is recommended to fix the rack to the floor with bolts. When the unit is pulled out from the rack,
this will prevent its fall.
(4) An installation manual is supplied with the rack mount rail RMM-30. However follow the instruc-
tions in this manual. Because the rack mounting procedures of DVS-7150 differ somewhat from the
procedures explained in RMM-30 installation manual.
(5) Be sure to mount in the rack with two-person or more.
(*1)
: 6 pcs
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Procedures
(1) Pull out the inner member while pressing the stopper of the rack mount rail RMM-30. (Fig. 1)
(2) Secure the inner member to the unit by the six screws (BVTT 4 x 8) supplied with DVS-7150.
Remove the feet of the unit as required. (Fig. 2)
Inner menber
BVTT4 x 8
Outer menber
Stopper
Feet
DVS-7150
2-2. Rack Mounting
Inner menber
Inner menber
(Fig. 1)(Fig. 2)
Feet
(3) Loosen the screws secured the rear bracket to the outer member. Adjust the position of the rear
bracket in line with the rack depth. (Fig. 3)
(4) Temporarily secure the front and rear brackets to the outside of the rack by the eight screws (B5 x 8)
supplied with RMM-30. (Fig. 4)
Rear braket
Outer member
(Fig. 3)
Rack (Left)
Front bracket
12.7
31.75
12.7
31.75
Front bracket
Rack (Right)
Outer member
12.7
BVTT4 x 8
Front bracket
B5 x 8
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B5 x 8
B5 x 8
Outer member
(Fig. 4)
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2-2. Rack Mounting
(5) For installing the unit in the rack, press the inner members fully to the outer members while pressing
the stoppers of the inner members. (Fig. 5)
(6) After confirming that the unit can be moved smoothly, tighten the screws (B5 x 8) secured tempo-
rarily in the step (4).
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When securing the front brackets to the rack by screws, pull out the unit about 20 cm (8 inches) from
the rack, and fasten the screws of the front brackets to the rack.
(7) After installing the unit in the rack, secure the unit to the rack by the prepared four screws (RK5 x
16) and four ornamental washers. (Fig. 6)
Rack
DVS-7150
RK5 x 16
DVS-7150
Rack
Ornamental washer
RK5 x 16
Outer menber
Stopper
Inner member
(Fig. 5)(Fig. 6)
. When DVS-7150 is mounted in a rack, the maximum traveling distance is illustrated below.
581
Maximum travelling distance
Ornamental washer
221.2
88.6
Distance to the center of the slide rail
Height of the unit mounted in a Rack
2-4
Unit : mm
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3-1. External Dimensions
Main Panel
BKDS-7017
Section 3
Installation of Control Panel
14
496
30
AUX
M/E
K
A
B
PGM/PST
DSK
PGM
PST
AUX DELEGATION
760
96
96
96
96
5
5
1
MANUAL
INSTRUCTION
SEE
96
5
1
TERMINAL 2
5
1
1
1
REMOTE 2
REMOTE 3 REMOTE 4
96
96
5
5
1
1
1
DME
TERMINAL 1
2514
5
13
1
OPTION PANEL
REMOTE 1
96
5
SWITCHER
850
TOP MENU
UTILITY
30
14
24
11076.8
10
15
51
385
DOWNSTREAM KEYER
DVS-7150system
3015
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3-1. External Dimensions
3-2. Installation Space to Console
BKDS-7075
55
212
74
78.5
132
84
24
26
2-M4
3-2. Installation Space to Console
Control panel can be installed in the console by drilling holes in the console in the locations specified
below.
BKDS-7017
(52)
15
470
500
483110
Unit : mm
7.2
10
3-2
11-M4
185185
418
185185
824
854
4189
15
198198
43
9
15
Approx.75d
Unit : mm
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3-3. Installation to Console
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(1) Be sure to install the control panel to the rack with three-person or more.
(2) Be sure to install the panel in the following procedures.
Prepared Part
Screws (B4 x 6) : 11 pcs
(1) Lift the control panel with two-person or more. Then install the control panel to console while
supporting under the control panel with the other one person.
(2) Open the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(3) Secure the control panel to the console by the prepared screws (B4 x 6).
BKDS-7017
BKDS-7017
B4 x 6
B4 x 6
3-3. Installation to Console
Console
B4 x 6
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3-4. Replacement of Key Tops
3-4. Replacement of Key Tops
The control panels are supplied with a cap pull tool.
Remove or install the key top in the following procedures.
For removing the key tops, use the cap pull tool.
Part number : 3-179-054-01
(1) Push down the key top on both sides and insert the cap pull tool in the gap between key and sides.
(Fig. 1)
(2) Hold the key top to remove it. (Fig. 2)
Cap pull tool
Hook the tool here and pull out the key top.
(Fig. 2)(Fig. 1)
(3) Remove the diffusion plate (milky white color) by the cap pull tool from the removed key top.
(4) Insert the switch tip between diffusion plate (milky white color) and key top (clear), and assemble
them by pushing in the key.
Key top
Switch tip
(Fig. 3)
Cap pull tool
(Fig. 4)
Diffusion plate
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Section 4
Installation of Options
Optional Equipments for DVS-7150
OptionFunction name
BKDS-7110 (ADC-21 board)Blank Input Adaptor Board
BKDS-7111 (ADI-3 board)Analog Composite Input Board
BKDS-7113 (DI-34 board)Serial Digital Input Board
BKDS-7134 (ADC-22 board)CRK Analog Component Input Board
BKDS-7161 (DA-94 board)Analog Composite Output Board
BKDS-7163 (SD-48 board)Serial Digital Output Board
BKDS-7280 (UP-10 board)ME PVW Board
BKDS-M1690 (RE-109 and RE-110 boards)Redundant Power Supply Unit
BKDS-2031 (CRK-10 board)Chromakey Board
BZS-7080
Optional Equipments for the control panel
OptionFunction name
BKDS-7001 (IF-523 board)Control Port Expansion Board
BKDS-7003 (LE-147, 148, 180 and DC-92 boards)Source Name Display Unit
BKDS-7030 (KY-328 board)Key Frame Control Panel Unit
BKDS-7031 (KY-329 board)DME Control Panel Unit
BKDS-7033 (KY-395C board)Memory Recall Control Panel Unit
BKDS-7075 (IF-629 board)Control Panel Remote Adaptor
BKDS-7091 (RE-146 board)Redundant Power Supply Unit
(*1) : For installation of BZS-7080, refer to the section 6 and BZS-7080 User’s Guide.
(*1)
Operation Software with Manual (E)
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4-1. Installation of Plug-in Boards
4-1. Installation of Plug-in Boards
It is possible to be used DVS-7150 for various systems, and its functions can be extended by selecting the
optional boards. Each plug-in board must be installed in the corresponding slot of DVS-7150. Confirm
that all the boards are in the specified slots by referring to the following table.
For the details of how to install the plug-in board, refer to “4-3-2. Inserting/Pulling Out of Plug-in
Boards”.
The board name are displayed near the eject lever at the left side on the A side of each plug-in board. The
slot numbers that can be installed the board are displayed on the inside of the front panel of DVS-7150.
Like the standard board, each optional boards should also be installed in the specified slot according to
the slot number display.
(1) Confirm that the connectors on each board are securely connected to the MB-828 board of the main
unit.
(2) If the board is installed in an incorrect slot, a system error occurs. Then the system is not activated
properly.
(3) Be sure to confirm the supply voltage when an optional board is added or a board is replaced.
(Refer to “5-3. Adjustment of Secondary Power Supply Voltage”.)
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Plug-in Boards
4-1. Installation of Plug-in Boards
Slot No.Option Board
BKDS-7110
Blank input adaptor board
1 and 2
XPT-15
BKDS-7111
Analog composite input board
or
BKDS-7113
Serial digital input board
3
OUT-9
4
MIX-35(A)
5
6
BD-26
MIX-35(B)
BD-26
WKG-12
WKG-12
BKDS-7161
Analog composite output board
or
BKDS-7163
Serial digital output board
BKDS-7278
ME PVW board
Standard Board
Cross point board
System control board
P/P mixer board
Enhanced wipe generator board
Key boarder board
M/E mixer board
7
Dummy
plate
ENC-34(A)
8
IF-729
MEM-94
9
CPU-264
CA-35
BKDS-2031
Chromakey board
CRK analog component
input board
BKDS-7134
CRK analog component input board
Aplication board
System control board
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4-2. Combination of Optional boards
4-2. Combination of Optional boards
4-2-1. Function of optional boards
1. Input
. The analog composite (NTSC) input can be used if installing ADI-3 board (BKDS-7111) onto ADC-21
board (BKDS-7110).
. The serial digital input can be used if installing DI-34 board (BKDS-7113) onto ADC-21 board
(BKDS-7110).
2. Output
. The analog composite output can be used if installing DA-94 board (BKDS-7161) onto the OUT-9
board.
. The serial digital input can be used if installing SD-48 board (BKDS-7163) onto OUT-9 board.
4-2-2. Relation between optional boards and rear panel connectors
Install the applicable optional boards to the specified slots according to the signal to be input and output.
The following table shows the relations between rear panel connectors, signals to be input and output,
boards and slot numbers.
This section is described the installation procedures of the optional equipments that are installed to DVS-
7150.
4-3-1. Removing and Installing of Front Panel
(1) Loosen the two locking screws on the front panel using a flatblade screwdriver.
(2) Remove the front panel in the direction of the arrow.
(3) Install the front panel in the reverse order of the steps (1) and (2).
Locking screw
Front panel
Locking screw
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4-3-2. Inserting/Pulling Out of Plug-in Boards
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To avoid shock hazards and/or damage to the boards, be sure to turn off the power switch before inserting
or pulling out the plug-in boards.
(1) Remove the front panel. (Refer to “4-3-1. Removing and Installing of Front Panel”.)
(2) Remove the five screws, the board retainer.
Removal
(3) Open the eject levers of the plug-in board in the direction of arrow 1.
(4) Pull out the plug-in board from the unit.
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Pull out the plug-in board with a equal force for both eject levers.
Installation
(5) Insert the plug-in board along the board guide rails while putting the eject levers to 1 position as
shown in the figure.
(6) Connect the plug-in board to the connector on the mother board by putting the eject levers in the
direction of the arrow 2.
(7) Install the two board retainer in the reverse order of the steps (1) and (2).
Board retainer
BVTT3 x 5
BVTT3 × 5
Eject levers
Board
Board guide rail
To insert the board
2
1To pull out the board
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4-3-3. Installation of Optional Boards
There are the three installation types of the optional boards in DVS-7150.
<Type 1> The type that the optional board is inserted in the slot.
<Type 2> The type that the optional board is connected onto the connector of the pre-installed board and
is secured by the screws.
<Type 3> The type that the optional board is connected onto the connector of the pre-installed board.
The installation procedures are described below.
After checking the installation direction of the optional board by its connector number, connect the
optional board to the connectors on the pre-installed board.
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When installing the optional boards, confirm that the connectors are tightly connected. If the connectors
cannot be completely connected, the optional board may be placed in the other way.
MIX-35 (A) board or
MIX-35 (B) board
UP-10 board
DA-94 Board or SD-48 Board
OUT-9 Board
ADI-3 Board or DI-34 Board
ADC-21 Board
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4-3-4. Installation of BKDS-M1690 (Redundant Power Supply Unit)
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To avoid shock hazards, be sure to turn off the breaker at the outside of DVS-7150 or unplug the power
cord when installing BKDS-M1690.
Contents
Power unit: 1 pc
Screw (PTTWH3 x 6) : 2 pcs
Screw (PSW3 x 6): 2 pcs
(1) Detach the front panel of DVS-7150. (Refer to “4-3-1. Removing and Installing of Front Panel”.)
(2) Remove the pre-installed blank panel of BKDS-M1690 as shown in the following figure.
(two screws PTTWH3 x 6 and two screws PSW3 x 6)
(3) Properly insert BKDS-M1690 to the pre-install position.
(4) Secure BKDS-M1690 to DVS-7150 by the four screws (two screws PTTWH3 x 6 and two screws
PSW3 x 6) supplied with BKDS-M1690.
(5) Turn on the power switch of BKDS-M1690.
PTTWH3 x 6
PSW3 x 6
BKDS-M1690
PTTWH3 x 6
Blank panel
PSW3 x 6
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4-4. Installation of Options for Control Panel
4-4. Installation of Options for Control Panel
This section is described the installation procedures of the optional equipments that are installed to the
control panel.
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To avoid shock hazards and/or damage to the boards, be sure to turn off the breaker at the outside of the
unit or unplug the power cord when installing the optional equipments.
4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel
1. BKDS-7017
(1) Loosen the screws of the slide knobs at both sides of the panel.
(2) Move the slide knobs forward and release the locks.
(3) Push up the panel and open it.
Control panel
Slide knob
Slide knob
(4) Push down the panel until the slide knobs are locked, and close it.
(5) Tighten the screws of the slide knobs at both sides of the panel.
Slide knob
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4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power
1. BKDS-7017
(1) Open the panel of control panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Turn off the power switches A and B in the control panel.
Control panel
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Power switch A
OFF
Power switch B
OFF
Slide knobs (Right and Left)
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4-4-3. Installation of BKDS-7001 (Control Port Expansion Board)
1. BKDS-7017
Contents
IF-523 board: 1 pc
Screw (PSW3 x 8) : 2 pcs
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Turn off the power switches in the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(3) Connect the CN1 on the IF-523 board to the CN12 on the CPU-246 board. Connect the CN2 on the
IF-523 board to the CN13 on the CPU-246 board.
(4) Secure the IF-523 board to the supports on the CPU-246 board by the two screws (PSW3 x 8)
supplied with BKDS-7001.
BKDS-7017
Supports
CN12
CN13
PSW3 x 8
IF-523 board
PSW3 x 8
CPU-246 board
(5) Turn on the power switches in the control panel.
(If the one power unit is installed, turn on the power switch of the installed power unit.)
(Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(6) Close the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
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4-4. Installation of Options for Control Panel
4-4-4. Installation of BKDS-7003 (Source Name Display Unit)
1. BKDS-7017
Contents
LE-147 Board: 2 pcs
LE-148 Board: 2 pcs
LE-180 Board: 1 pc
DC-92 Board: 5 pcs
Screw for board support : 10 pcs
Screw (B2.6 x 5): 15 pcs
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When cleaning the LED unit on the KY-147, 148 or 180 board, use a dry cloth or a cloth moistened with
a small amount of water. If using a cloth moistened with a solvent (alcohol and the like), it is possible to
be whiten and crack on the surface of the LED unit.
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Turn off the power switch in the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(3) Remove the KY-389A, 389B or 441 board.
(Refer to “1-2-5. Installation and Removal of Boards” in the maintenance manual part 1.)
(4) Connect the two harness of the DC-92 board to the CN15 and CN16 on the KY-389A, 389B or 441
board.
KY-389A or 389B board : CN15 and CN16 on the KY-389 or 389B board
KY-441 board :CN15 on the KY-441 board
(5) Install the DC-92 board to the KY-389A, 389B or 441 borad using the two screws for board support
packed with BKDS-7002.
DC-92 board
KY-389A, 389B or 441 board
Screws for board support
Screws for board support
DC-92 board
(For KY-389A or 389B board)
CN15
CN16
(For KY-389A or 389B board)
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(6) Connect the harness of the LE-147, 148 or 180 board to the connector on KY-389A, 389B or 441
board.
LE-147 board : CN5 on the KY-389A or 389B board
LE-148 board : CN6 on the KY-389A or 389B board
LE-180 board : CN5 on the KY-441 board
(7) Install the LE-147, 148 or 180 board using the six screws (B2.6 x 5) packed with BKDS-7003.
P2.6 x 5
KY-389A, 389B or 441 board
CN5
(For LE-147 or 148 board)
P2.6 x 5
CN6
(For LE-148 board)
LE-147 or 180 board
P2.6 x 5
P2.6 x 5
LE-148 board
P2.6 x 5
P2.6 x 5
(8) Install the KY-389A, 389B or 441 board.
(Refer to “1-2-5. Installation and Removal of Boards” in the maintenance manual part 1.)
(9) Turn on the power switch in the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(10) Close the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
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4-4-5. Installation of BKDS-7031 Track Ball
Contents
DME panel (KY-329 board): 1 pc
Track ball: 1 pc
Harness (CTRL5): 1 pc
Harness (DC9): 1 pc
Screws (PSW3 x 8): 4 pcs
(1) Turn the ball retainer counterclockwise to release a lock.
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Ball retainer
(2) Install the track ball and the ball retainer.
Ball retainer
Track ball
BKDS-7031
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(3) Turn the ball retainer clockwise to lock.
Ball retainer
4-4-6. Installation of Option Panels (BKDS-7030/7031/7033)
Contents of BKDS-7030
Key Frame Panel Unit (KY-328 board): 1 pc
Harness (CTRL5): 1 pc
Harness (DC9): 1 pc
Screws (PSW3 x 8): 4 pcs
Contents of BKDS-7031
DME Control Panel Unit (KY-329 board) : 1 pc
Harness (CTRL5): 1 pc
Harness (DC9): 1 pc
Screw (PSW3 x 8): 4 pcs
Contents of BKDS-7033
Memory Recall Control Panel Unit (KY-395C board) : 1 pc
Harness (CTRL5): 1 pc
Harness (DC9): 1 pc
Screw (PSW3 x 8): 4 pcs
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1. Installation to adaptor box (BKDS-7075)
(1) Remove the two screws and the AD panel.
B3 x 5
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AD panel
B3 x 5
(2) Secure the option panel to the AD panel by the supplied four screws (PSW3 x 8).
Option panel
(BKDS-7030/7031/7033)
PWH3 x 8
CN1
PWH3 x 8
PWH3 x 8
CN3 CN2
PWH3 x 8
AD panel
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(3) Connect the three harnesses of the IF-629 board to the CN1 through CN3 on the KY-328/329/395C
board.
Red
CN3
White
CN1
CN2
(4) Secure the AD panel to the adaptor box by the two screws.
KY-328/329/395C board
IF-629 board
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4-4. Installation of Options for Control Panel
4-4-7. Joining of BKDS-7075 (Control Panel Remote Adaptor)
BKDS-7075s can be joined the vertical direction, the horizontal direction or the vertical and horizontal
directions as shown in the following figure.
Before joining the BKDS-7075s, reinstall the IF-629 board according to the type (type A through D).
Vertical direction
Type-B
Type-B
Type-B
Horizontal direction
Type-A
Vertical and horizontal direction
Type-C
Type-C
Type-D
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Type-A
Type-C
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1. Removal and Installation of IF-629 Board
(1) Remove the AD panel.
(Refer to the step (1) of “1. Installation to adaptor box (BKDS-7075)” in the section 4-4-6.)
(2) Remove the caps and the IF-629 board.
(Refer to “5. IF-629 board (BKDS-7075)” in the section 1-2-5 of maintenance manual part 1.)
PSW3 x 8
Cap
PSW3 x 8
Cap
Cap
B3 x 5
(3) Install the IF-629 board according to the type of joining of BKDS-7075s as shown in the following
figure. (Refer to “5. IF-629 board (BKDS-7075)” in the section 1-2-5 of maintenance manual part 1.)
Type-A (Factory setting)
CN7
CN4CN8
Type-B
CN8
CN7
IF-629 board
Type-C
CN8CN4
IF-629 board
CN7
Type-D
(4) Install the caps to the connectors (except CN4) on the IF-629 board.
(5) Install the AD panel to the adaptor box.
(Refer to the step (4) of “1. Installation to adaptor box (BKDS-7075)” in the section 4-4-6.)
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CN4
CN4
CN7
IF-629 board
CN8
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2. Joining of Adaptor Box (BKDS-7075)
(1) Join the two adaptor boxes (BKDS-7075).
(2) Press in the nylon rivet as shown in the following figure.
(3) Press in the two joint brackets as shown in the following figure.
(In the case of the vertical direction)
Joint bracket
Joint bracket
Nylon rivet
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(In the case of the horizontal direction)
Joint bracket
Joint bracket
Nylon rivet
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(4) Lock the two adaptor boxes by pressing down the joint brackets.
Joint bracket
3. Joining of AD panel
In the case of the horizontal direction, join the two AD panels in the following procedures.
(1) Place the two AD panels as shown in the following figure.
(2) Put the bosses of the joint in the holes of the AD panel, and then install the joint to the AD panel by
the two screws.
Joint
B3 x 5
Boss
Boss
Boss
Boss
Joint
B3 x 5
4. Installation of AD panel
(1) Install the AD panel to the adaptor box.
(Refer to the step (4) of “1. Installation to adaptor box (BKDS-7075)” in the section 4-4-6.)
* In the case of the vertical and horizontal directions, join to the vertical direction after joining to the
horizontal direction.
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4-4-8. Connection of BKDS-7075 to Control Panel
Use the BVS cables, and connection control panel to the adaptor box.
OPTION
PANEL
CONTROL PANEL
(*1) : Use the BVS cables (1-574-993-11).
(*1)
4-4. Installation of Options for Control Panel
ADAPTOR
BOX
(
BKDS-7075
)
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4-4-9. Installation of BKDS-7091 (Redundant Power Supply Unit) (BKDS-7017)
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To avoid shock hazards, be sure to turn off the breaker at the outside of the control panel or unplug the
power cord when installing BKDS-7091.
Contents
Power unit: 1 pc
Screw (PS3 x 6) : 2 pcs
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Turn off the power switches in the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(3) Move BKDS-7091 in the direction of arrow 1 and put BKDS-7091 in the direction of arrow 2.
(4) Tilt the levers at both sides of the power unit in the directions of the allow.
(5) Secure BKDS-7091 to the control panel by the two screws (PS3 x 6) supplied with BKDS-7091.
Lever
PS3 x 6
PS3 x 6
1
2
BKDS-7091
(6) Turn on the power switches in the control panel. (Refer to “4-4-2. Turning On/Off the Power”.)
(7) Close the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
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Section 5
Confirmation in Installation
5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
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The addresses on the boards are shown by ( ) marks.
5-1-1. DVS-7150
1. CA-35 Board
K
J
H
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
12
3456891011
D508
D507
D506
(Component side/A side)
CN1
D509
D510
D513
D9
D23
D24
71213
CA-35 board
CN1 (E8) : FRAME MEMORY BOARD connector
This connector is reserved for future system expansion.
CT501 (F11) : BURST LEVEL adjustment
This potentiometer is used to adjust for the BURST level of the REF OUT.
Not use. This adjustment is finished in the factory.
CT501
D506 (Green color) (A6) : REF IN
This LED is displayed that the REF INPUT terminal receives the reference signal or not.
When the REF INPUT terminal receives the reference signal, this LED lights.
D507 (Green color) (A7) : REF OUT BB ON
This LED is displayed that the type of the signal is provided from the REF OUTPUT terminal.
Light;The 525 line black burst signal is provided from the REF OUTPUT terminal.
Light off; The sync signal is provided from the REF OUTPUT terminal.
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D508 (Yellow color) (A7) : D1/D2 lamp
This LED is displayed that the SYSTEM is selected into the D1 or D2 format. This LED lights that the
SYSTEM is selected into the D1 format.
D509 (Yellow color) (A7) : 625/525
This LED is displayed that the SYSTEM is selected into the 525 or 625 line mode. This LED lights that
the SYSTEM is selected into the 625 line mode.
D510 (Red color) (A7) : REF ERR
This LED is displayed that the status of the reference signals are provided to the REF INPUTs terminals.
When the REF INPUTs terminals are not received the reference signals or the received reference signals
are abnormal, this LED lights.
In combination with the REF ERR and REF IN, this LED can check that the status of the reference input
signals.
REF ERR (D510)
LightThe reference signal is abnormal.The reference signal is not provided.
Light offThe normal reference signal is provide._
REF IN (D506)LightLight off
D513 (Green color) (A7) : SCH
This LED is displayed that the SCH phase of the black burst signals are provided to the REF INPUTS
signals. When the SCH phase is normal, this LED lights.
D9 (Green color) (A7) : _5 V
This LED is displayed the status of the _5 V source for the CA-35 board.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CA-35 board.
D23 (Yellow color) (A7) : +5 V
This LED is displayed the status of the +5 V source for the CA-35 board.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CA-35 board.
D24 (Yellow color) (A8) : +3 V
This LED is displayed the status of the +3 V source for the CA-35 board.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CA-35 board.
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2. CPU-264 Board
AF L
1
2
3
CNT7
CNT6
4
CNT4
CNT3
5
BCD EGHJ K
D100
D101
S1
S2
CN8
CN9
S3
S4
D15
D16
D18
D1
D2
D3
D4
D8
D7
D6
D5
(Component side/A side)
D14
D12
D13
CPU-264 board
CNT3 (B5) : +5 V TEST terminal
This terminal is used to measure the +5 V voltage.
When re-adjusting the voltage after installing the option board to the unit, this terminal is used.
CNT4 (B5) : +3 V TEST terminal
This terminal is used to measure the +3 V voltage.
When re-adjusting the voltage after installing the option board to the unit, this terminal is used.
CNT6 (C5) : _5 V TEST terminal
This terminal is used to measure the _5 V voltage.
When re-adjusting the voltage after installing the option board to the unit, this terminal is used.
CNT7 (C5) : GND TEST terminal
This terminal is the reference against the +5 V, +3 V and _5 V TEST terminals.
CN8 (G5) : LAN connector
This connector is used for the adjustment in the factory.
CN9 (H5) : TERMINAL connector
This connector complies with the RS-232C standard, and is connected to the control terminal for the
adjustment in the factory and the maintenance.
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D1 through D8 (Green colors) (D5/E5) : STATUS displays
These LEDs are used for the adjustment in the factory.
D15 (Yellow color) (B5) : +5 V
This LED is displayed the status of the +5 V source for all system.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CPU-264 board or the fuse on the CPU-264 or CA-35
board blows.
D16 (Yellow color) (B5) : +3 V
This LED is displayed the status of the +3 V source for all system.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CPU-264 board or the fuse on the CPU-264 or CA-35
board blows.
D18 (Green color) (B5) : _5 V
This LED is displayed the status of the _5 V source for all system.
Light ;Normal status.
Light off ; The power does not provide to the CPU-264 board or the fuse on the CPU-264 or CA-35
board blows.
D14 (Yellow color) (J5) : VD
When the VD signal provides at regular intervals from the CA-35 board and is normal operated, this LED
lights.
D12 (Green color) (J5) : RUN
When the CPU is normal operated, this LED lights.
D13 (Red color) (J5) : FAIL
When the CPU is stopped by some source, this LED lights.
S3 (K5) : ABORT switch
This switch is used when the unit starts up in the factory settings (except for the D1/D2 format and the
RESUME mode).
The unit is operated the same as the clear command of the SET UP menu.
S4 (K5) : RESET switch
This switch is used to forcefully restart the SYSTEM by the hardware.
The unit is operated the same as the operation when turning the POWER ON.
The resume function is not operated.
S1 (E5) and S2 (F5) : DBG switch
This switch is a 8-pin dip switch and is used to adjust in the factory.
Settings under normal status : All OFF
D100 (C5) and D101 (D5) : 7 SEGMENT displays
Light off;The power is turned ON.
Display the figure; The application starts the operation.
These figures differ according to the operation mode.
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3. LE-156 Board (BKDS-M1690)
D2D1
D4D3
D6D5
(Solder side/B side)
LE-156 board
D1 through D6 (Green colors) (A1) :
These LEDs are displayed the status of the power unit of DVS-7150.
Light ;Normal status
Light off ; The following troubles come up.
5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
In the cases that one power unit is used.
. When the fun stops at the front of the power unit, the LEDs light off.
. When the AC-DC converter (CP101) is abnormal operated, the LEDs light off.
. When the DC-DC converter (CP201) of the +5 V source is abnormal operated, the LEDs light off.
In the cases that two power units are used.
. When a fun stops at the front of a power unit, the LEDs light off.
. When the AC-DC converter (CP101) are abnormal operated, the LEDs light off.
. When a DC-DC converter (CP201, CP202 or CP203) of the +5 V, +3 V or _5 V source is abnormal
operated, the LEDs light off.
. When the voltage adjustment is not correctly carried out and voltage of a power unit is lower-level than
the other power unit, the LEDs light off.
4. RE-114 Board (BKDS-M1690)
S1
(Component side/A side)
RE-114 board
S1 (P1) : Power switch
This switch is turned the power of DVS-7150 ON/OFF.
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5. RE-115A Board (BKDS-M1690)
RV201
RV202
RV203
RV201 (N2) : +5 V voltage adjustment
RV202 (N2) : _5 V voltage adjustment
RV203 (N2) : +3 V voltage adjustment
5-1-2. BKDS-7134
1. ADC-22 Board
(Solder side/B side)
RE-115A board
CNX1CNY1
CV100 CV200 CV300
(Component side/A side)
ADC-22 board
CV100 (D2) : CH1 G/Y frequency response adjustment
CV200 (F2) : CH1 B/B-Y frequency response adjustment
CV300 (H2) : CH1 R/R-Y frequency response adjustment
CV500 (K3) : CH2 G/Y frequency response adjustment
CV600 (M3) : CH2 B/B-Y frequency response adjustment
CV700 (P3) : CH2 R/R-Y frequency response adjustment
CV500 CV600
CV700
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5-1-3. BKDS-7017
1. CPU-246 Board
CN8 CN17
CN15CN13
COP2
CN18CN21
CN16
CN9
CN10CN1
IC39
COP1
COP3
D101
D111
S5S4
(Component side/A side)
CN20
5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
CN5 CN3
CN6 CN4
D27
D26
D25
D24
D23
D22
D18
D17
D16
D6
D7
Factory setting
D2
D1
S4, S5
D295
D8
ON
12345678
CN19
S3
S2
S1
CN12CN14
D102D112
CPU-246 board
COP1 (E3) :
This is used to select the mode corresponding to the synchronized signal that is connected to the
SWITCHER on the rear panel. For DVS-7150, this is opened under normal status.
COP3 (E3) :
This is used to select the RS-232C signal that is connected to the TERMINAL 2 on the rear panel.
Selection under normal status ; NOR side
Selection in the factory; DBG side
S1 (R10) : RESET switch
This switch is used to forcibly restart the SYSTEM by the hardware. The unit is operated the same as the
operation when turning the POWER ON.
S2 (R19) : ABORT switch
This switch is used for the adjustment in the factory.
S3 (R10) : SUB ABORT switch
This switch is used for the adjustment in the factory. If pressing this switch after selecting the S5 switch
on the CPU-246 board to the SUB CPU flash memory access protection mode, clean the content of the
flash memory for stored-program.
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5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
S4 (L11) : MAIN CPU switch
This switch is used to select the operation of MAIN CPU. After changing the selection, to start the
operation re-press the S1 of the RESET switch on the CPU-246 board or re-turn the power on.
Setting : All OFFs.
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The addresses of the knobs are shown by marks.
(1) Selection 1 under normal status
When starting up the system, the diagnostic program does not run. Just after turning the power on,
the system starts up.
ON
12345678
(2) Selection 2 under normal status.
When starting up the system, diagnostic program runs. After turning the power on, it is necessary for
about ten seconds until the system starts up.
Under normal status, all settings are OFFs.
ON
12345678
S5 (N1) : SUB CPU switch
This switch is used to select the operation mode of SUB CPU.
Selections in the factory : All OFF
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The addresses of the knobs are shown by marks.
(1) Selections when operating under normal status
The selections for normal operation.
ON
12345678
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2. CN-1150 Board
5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
CN21
CN4
D3
D1
CN3
CN5
CN6
CN7
CN8
D2
E1
TP1
TP2
CN1CN19
CN2
CN9
D4
CN10
D5
CN11
CN12
CN13
CN14
CN15
CN16
CN20
CN17
CN18
(Component side/A side)
CN-1150 board
D1 (Yellow color) (A1) :
When the +12 V source provides to the CN3 on the CN-1150 board, this LED lights.
D2 (Green color) (B1) :
When the +5 V source provides to the CN3 on the CN-1150 board, this LED lights.
D3 (Yellow color) (A1) :
When the +12 V source provides to the CN4 on the CN-1150 board, this LED lights.
D4 (Yellow color) (D1) :
When the +12 V source provides to the CN5 through CN18 on the CN-1150 board, this LED lights.
D5 (Green color) (D1) :
When the +5 V source provides to the CN5 through CN18 on the CN-1150 board, this LED lights.
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5-1. Switch Settings on Boards and LEDs Description
3. RE-146 Board (BKDS-7091)
CN1
D9
RV2
(Component side/A side)
RE-146 board
D9 (Green color) (D4) :
When the power is normal operated, this LED lights.
When the following troubles come up, this LED light off.
RV1
In the cases that one power unit is used.
1. When the power switch in the panel is turned off.
2. When the fun stops in the power unit.
3. When a converter of the DC-DC converters (CP2 and CP3) in the power unit is abnormal operated,
LEDs light off.
In the cases that two power units are used.
1. When the one power switch in the panel is turned off.
2. When the one fun stops in the power unit.
3. When a converter of the DC-DC converters (CP2 and CP3) and AC-DC converter (CP1) in the power
unit is abnormal operated, LEDs light off.
4. When the voltage of the two power is correctly adjusted.
(The diode on the power unit that is low-level lights off.)
In the steps 1 through 3, the diode on the power unit that is not normal operated lights off.
RV1 (D2) : +12 V voltage adjustment
RV2 (D3) : +5 V voltage adjustment
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5-3. Adjustment of Secondary Power Supply Voltage
5-2. Hard Reset
1. BKDS-7017
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Push the S1 of the RESET switch on the CPU-246 board or turn OFF/ON the power switch in the
control panel.
5-3. Adjustment of Secondary Power Supply Voltage
5-3-1. DVS-7150
DVS-7150 has the power sources of +5 V, +3 V, and _5 V. For the voltage measurement of +5 V, +3
V, and _5 V and on the CPU-264 board the test terminals are provided that can be connected to the probe
of a digital voltmeter.
After installation of all required plug-in boards is completed, confirm the power supply voltage in the unit
as described below.
5-2. Hard Reset
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Confirm that the power unit is properly inserted and secured by the four screws.
When only standard power unit is installed, refer to the following procedures for power
unit A.
This standard power unit is named as power unit A
(Procedures for Power Unit A)
(1) Detach the front panel of DVS-7150. (Refer to “4-3-1. Removing and Installing of Front Panel”)
(2) Turn on the power switch of the power unit A.
(3) Confirm that all indicators (D15, D16 and D18) on the CPU-264 board light.
(4) Connect the digital voltmeter between test terminals on the CPU-264 board and confirm that the
voltage value of each test connector meet the specification shown in the next page.
If the specification does not meet, adjust the voltage by the adjustment potentiometers of the power
unit A.
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When connecting the probes of the digital voltmeter between test terminals, take care to avoid
contacting the probes with the GND areas of the shield plates.
When the power unit BKDS-M1690 is installed, refer to the following procedures for
power unit B.
The power unit of BKDS-M1690 is named as power unit B.
(Procedures for Power Unit B)
(1) Turn off the power switch of the power unit B.
(2) Carry out all steps of “procedures for power unit A”.
(3) Turn off the power switch of the power unit A and turn on the power switch of the power unit B.
(4) Confirm that all indicators (D15, D16 and D18) on the CPU-264 board light.
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(5) Connect the digital voltmeter between test terminals on the CPU-264 board and confirm that the
voltage value of each test connector meet the specification shown in the table below.
If the specification does not meet, adjust the voltage by the adjustment potentiometers of the power
unit B.
(6) Turn on the power switches of the power units A and B.
(7) Confirm that the indicators of the power units A and B light. If an indicator of both does not light, re-
carry out from the step (1) of “procedures for power unit B”.
The control panels BKDS-7017 have the power sources of +5 V and +12 V.
For the voltage measurement of +5 V and +12 V, on the CN-1150 board the test terminals are provided
that can be connected to the probe of a digital voltmeter.
After installation of all required options is completed, confirm the power supply voltage in the unit as
described below.
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Confirm that the power unit is properly inserted and secured by the two screws.
When only standard power unit is installed, refer to the following procedures for power
unit A.
The standard power unit is named as power unit A.
(Procedures for Power Unit A)
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) Turn on the power switch A of the power unit A.
(3) Confirm that the indicators (D1 through D5) on the CN-1150 board light.
(4) Connect the digital voltmeter between test connectors on the CN-1150 board and confirm that the
voltage value meets the specification shown in the next page.
If the specification does not meet, adjust the voltage by the adjustment potentiometer of the power
unit A.
When the power unit of BKDS-7091 is installed, refer to the following procedures for
power unit B.
This power unit of BKDS-7091 is named as power unit B.
(Procedures for Power Unit B)
(1) Turn OFF the power switch B of the power unit B.
(2) Carry out all steps of “procedures for power unit A”.
(3) Turn OFF the power switch A of the power unit A and turn ON the of the power switch B of the
power unit B.
(4) Confirm that the indicators (D1 through D5) on the CN-1150 board lights.
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(5) Connect the digital voltmeter between test terminals on the CN-1150 board and confirm that the
voltage value meets the specification shown in the table below.
If the specification does not meet, adjust the voltage by the adjustment potentiometer of the power
unit B.
(6) Turn ON the power switches A and B of the power units A and B.
(7) Confirm that the indicators of the power units A and B light. If an indicator of both does not light, re-
carry out from the step (1) of “procedures for power unit B”.
5-4. Adjustment of Operation Power for Fader Lever
5-4. Adjustment of Operation Power for Fader Lever
Without removing the fader from the panel, the operation power of the fader lever is possible to adjust.
(1) Open the panel. (Refer to “4-4-1. Opening and Closing of Panel”.)
(2) When adjusting the fader lever (BKDS-7030) with installed to the adaptor box (BKDS-7075), remove
the two screws and the AD panel.
(Refer to “1-2-3. Removal of Adaptor Box (BKDS-7075)” of maintenance manual part 1.)
(3) Turn the screw by an L wrench (across 4.0 mm) and adjust the operation power.
2 : If turning the screw clockwise, the operation of the fader lever become slow.
3 : If turning the screw counterclockwise, the operation of the fader lever become fast.
Fader assy
Hexagon wrench (4.0 mm)
Screw
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Section 6
Initial Set-up of System
Before setting-up for DVS-7150, the installation of operating program, the set-up required in the construction of the system and the saving of set-up data for DVS-7150 system are described.
6-1. Operation and Saving of Set-up Data
This section is described the operation and the saving of the set-up data in the system.
A set-up data exists in the four domains shown as follows.
1. RAM
This memory is the operating domain. The system operates using the set-up data on this memory. The
set-up data is always changed on this memory.
When the resume function is selected to the OFF, by turning the power OFF or by resetting the system the
set-up data on this memory is lost.
After turning the power ON or resetting the system, the set-up data in the Nonvolatile memory is recalled
on this RAM.
When the resume function is selected to the ON, regardless of the turning the power OFF or resetting
system, the system operates using the set-up data on this memory.
2. Nonvolatile memory
This is a nonvolatile memory. If turning the power OFF, this memory can save the data. This memory is
used as the saving domain of the back up data when the resume function is selected to the OFF.
3. ROM
This memory permanently saves the basic set-up data in the factory shipment. When the system is reset
up or the nonvolatile memory is initialized, this memory is used.
If calling the contents, initialize the system in the set-up menu screen.
4. DISK
A disk is used to more permanently save the set-up data saved in the nonvolatile memory, to transfer the
set-up data to another editing suite, or to keep the data for oneself by operator.
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The following data are saved the status that is displayed on the menu screen and are not changed by
resetting or all-clearing the system.
. Signal format (D2-525, D1-525 and D1-625)
. Setting of resume function
Nonvolatile
memory
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ROMRAMDISK
1 : DISK MENU SETUP SAVE
2 : DISK MENU SETUP LOAD
3 : SETUP MENU BACKUP
4 : POWER ON or SETUP MENU RESET (RESUME : OFF)
5 : SETUP MENU ALL CLEAR
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<Keys and Display of Control Panel>
The keys and display are named as follows.
BKDS-7017
. How keys are displayed : ex.) [F1] (PANEL)
This means that “PANEL” is indicated above
the Function key [F1] on the display.
6-1. Operation and Saving of Set-up Data
Display panel
BKDS-7017
SET UP key
Function keysItem keys
keys
keys
DVS-7150system
+/EFF
DIS
CLR
AUTO
TRANS
TRIM
XPT
DSBL
ENTERRCALL
LASTX
TRANS
RATE
STORE
LEARN
89
7
456
1
23
0
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6-2. Installation of Program (BZS-7080)
6-2. Installation of Program (BZS-7080)
Before using DVS-7150 system, the operating program of operation software BZS-7080 (option) is
installed to the flash memory in the system.
The program on the flash memory is not cleared by turning the power ON/OFF.
If finishing this process, do not load this process till the version-up of the software is executed.
For the program installation, execute “6-2-1. Down Load of Program”, “6-2-2. Initializing of Data on
RAM” and “6-2-3. Initializing of Nonvolatile Memory”.
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If executing the program installation, the set-up data on the Nonvolatile memory is initialized to the
default status and the data (snap shot and key frame) on the RAM are cleared.
When executing the version-up of the software except for the first program installation, execute the
following processes.
. Before the program installation is executed.
Save the set-up, snap shot and key frame data into a floppy disk.
. After the program installation is finished.
(1) Load the saved set-up, snap shot and key frame data from the floppy disk.
(2) For saving the loaded set-up datum into the nonvolatile memory, refer to user’s guide BZS-7080.
For details of these processes, refer to user’s guide BZS-7080.
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6-2-1. Down Load of Program
(1) In the set-up menu screen, press the keys on the display panel in the following sequence.
[SETUP], [1] (SYSTEM), [F10] (INSTALL)
The display for the function keys is changed as follows.
6-2. Installation of Program (BZS-7080)
DVS7150
SYSTEM
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
F8
EXEC
F9F10
(2) Press [F2] (DVS7150 SYSTEM) key (to display in the reverse), then [F10] (EXEC) key.
“Do You Want to Load the OPERATING PROGRAM ?” is indicated on the display, and the display
for the function keys is changed as follows.
NOYES
F9F10
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
F8
(3) Press [F9] (YES) key.
“Insert the OPERATING PROGRAM 1.” is indicated on the display.
(4) Insert “OPERATING PROGRAM 1” (Switcher software) to the floppy disk drive.
“Do you Want to Load the OPERATING PROGRAM ?” is indicated on the display, and the display
for the function keys is changed as follows.
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F8
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F9F10
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(5) Press [F9] (YES) key.
The loading of the program starts.
(6) When loading is completed, “Load Complete. Insert the OPERATING PROGRAM 2.” is indicated
on the display, and the display for the function keys is changed as follows.
EXEC
F9F10
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
F8
(7) Insert the OPERATING PROGRAM 2 (Control panel software) to the disk drive, and press
[F10] (EXEC) key.
Loading starts.
(8) When loading is completed, all datum of the switcher, and control are cleared.
6-2-2. Initializing of Data on RAM
(1) In the set-up menu screen, press the keys on the display panel in the following sequence.
[SETUP], [1] (SYSTEM), [F6] (INITIALIZE)
The display for the function keys is changed as follows.
RESET
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
(2) Press [F4] (PANEL) key (to display in the reverse) and [F5] (SWER) key (to display in the re-
verse), then [F10] (EXEC) key. The display for the function keys is changed as follows.
ALL CLEAR
SWERPANEL
F8
EXECSWERPANEL
F9F10
NOYES
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
F8
(3) Press [F9] (YES) key.
The data on the “RAM” is initialized, and all data are reset to the factory setting.
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6-2-3. Initializing of “Nonvolatile Memory”
(1) In the set-up menu screen, press the keys on the display panel in the following sequence.
[SETUP], [1] (SYSTEM), [F5] (BACKUP)
The display for the function keys is changed as follows.
6-2. Installation of Program (BZS-7080)
BACKUP
DEFAULTSETUP
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
SETUP
LOCK
F8
EXEC
F9F10
(2) Press [F1] (SETUP) key (to display in the reverse) and [F2] (DEFAULT) key (to display in the
reverse), then [F10] (EXEC) key. The display for the function keys is changed as follows.
NOYES
F9F10
F1F2F3F4F5F6F7
F8
(3) Press [F9] (YES) key.
The data on the “RAM” is written into the “Nonvolatile memory”, and the “Nonvolatile memory” is
initialized.
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6-3. Set-up
6-3. Set-up
The processes to construct the system are described below.
Basically set up in the following sequence.
For any process that does not need to change the selection exists, no problem that the process is not rechanged in this selection.
1. Confirmation of the Software Version
2. Setting of the Signal Format
3. Setting about System
4. Setting of the System Configuration
5. Assigning of the Crosspoint
6. Assigning of the Key Sources for Key Fill (By Key Source Auto Select Mode)
7. Setting of the Switcher Input Signal
8. Setting of the Chroma Key Input Signal
9. Setting of the Switcher Output Signal 1
10. Setting of the Switcher Output Signal 2
11. Setting of the Synchronized Signal Change of Assignment
12. Setting of the Assignable Output Signal
13. Setting of the Internal Generation Matte Signal
14. Setting of the DME Interface
15. Setting of the GPI Input
16. Setting of the GPI Output
17. Setting of the Operation mode
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For details of set-up and saving the data, refer to the following user’s guide (option).
User’s Guide : BZS-7080 (English)
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SAFETY CHECK-OUT
After correcting the original service problem,
perform the following safety checks before
releasing the set to the customer :
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Check the metal trim, “metallized” knobs, screws,
and all other exposed metal parts for AC
leakage. Check leakage as described below.
LEAKAGE TEST
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to
earth ground and from all exposed metal parts to
any exposed metal part having a return to
chassis, must not exceed 3.5 mA. Leakage
current can be measured by any one of three
methods.
1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the
Simpson 229 or RCA WT-540A. Follow the
manufacturers’ instructions to use these
instruments.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The
Data Precision 245 digital multimeter is
suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor
by means of a VOM or battery-operated AC
voltmeter. The “limit” indication is 5.25 V, so
analog meters must have an accurate lowvoltage scale. The Simpson 250 and Sanwa
SH-63Trd are examples of a passive VOM
that is suitable. Nearly all battery operated
digital multimeters that have a 20 V AC range
are suitable. (See Fig. A)