For safety, please read the precautions described in the PWS-100 Operation
Guide (supplied).
Table of Contents
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Overview
The PWS-100TD1 is a system for digitizing VTR material
to create clips and for storing clips on cartridges in an
Optical Disc Archive System. It features the following
functions.
Ingest
The unit creates high-resolution video and proxy video
files from input SDI signals from one or more VTRs and
stores the ingested clips on internal HDDs. It can also
control VTR devices remotely using an RS-422 interface.
Video quality checking
The video quality of ingested clips can be checked
automatically. The video can also be checked visually by
an operator in the web application screen or on an external
monitor.
Clip storage
High-resolution clips can be transferred and stored on
cartridges or on a network server.
Workflows
A series of tasks, from ingesting through to transfer of
clips, can be executed in a single operation using
workflows. A manager can defines the workflow tasks to
execute and assign an operator to execute the tasks in a
work order, and the operator then executes the tasks
according to the work order.
Web application
Control and configuration of the unit is performed using a
graphical interface displayed in a web browser on a client
PC.
Integration with management software
The properties of clips stored on cartridges and proxy
video files can be exported and managed using other
software.
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Overview
System Configuration Examples
Connect VTRs and external monitors to the SDI
connectors of the unit, and drive units to the USB
connectors on the rear panel. You can select a 2-input/
2-output, 3-input/1-output, or 4-input system
configuration by configuring SDI settings in the web
application.
2 inputs/2 outputs
Connect VTRs to the SDI 1 and SDI 2 connectors, and
external monitors to the SDI 3 and SDI 4 connectors. You
can use this configuration to digitize video from two VTRs
in parallel.
OperatorOperatorManager
VTR
REF
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
Notes
• If multiple VTRs are connected, make sure that all VTRs are synchronized
(±1H).
• Set the EE/PB setting of the VTR to PB.
Gigabit Ethernet
External monitor
HD SDI
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
REF IN
Sync signal
HD SDI
USB 3.0
PWS-100TD1
USB 3.0
Drive unit
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3 inputs/1 output
Connect VTRs to the SDI 1 to 3 connectors, and an
external monitor to the SDI 4 connector. The external
monitor connected to the SDI 4 connector is used to
monitor the high-resolution images of clips.
OperatorOperatorManager
VTR
HD/SD SDI
REF
RS-422
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
Gigabit Ethernet
PWS-100TD1
External monitor
HD SDI
USB 3.0
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
REF IN
Sync signal
USB 3.0
Drive unit
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Overview
4 inputs
Connect VTRs to the SDI 1 to 4 connectors. When SDI4 is
not used for ingesting, you can monitor the high-resolution
images of clips in the GUI.
OperatorOperatorManager
VTR
REF
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
Gigabit Ethernet
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
HD/SD SDI
RS-422
PWS-100TD1
REF IN
Sync signal
USB 3.0
USB 3.0
Drive unit
RAID configuration selection
After setting the system configuration, set the RAID configuration so that it has the same number SDI inputs and logical
drives as the selected system configuration.
You set the RAID configuration using the PWS-100 maintenance web application. Set up the RAID configuration shown
below, according to the selected system configuration. Configurations other than the following are not supported.
For details about configuration, refer to the operation manual of the PWS-100 maintenance web application.
• For 2 inputs/2 outputs: (5D + 1P) × 2
• For 3 inputs/1 output: (3D + 1P) × 3
• For 4 inputs: (2D + 1P) × 4
Note
If the RAID configuration is changed, all full-resolution files, proxy files, report files, and work orders written in internal storage are deleted.
Before changing the RAID configuration, always transfer or download all data to prevent data loss.
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About RAID configuration
The PWS-100TD1 supports the following RAID configurations when a total of 12 HDDs are installed.
• 2D + 1P: Contains a total of four logical drives, where each logical drive contains two data HDDs and one parity HDD.
• 3D + 1P: Contains a total of three logical drives, where each logical drive contains three data HDDs and one parity HDD.
• 5D + 1P: Contains a total of two logical drives, where each logical drive contains five data HDDs and one parity HDD.
For 2 inputs/2 outputs
Logical drives (5D+1P)
External monitorVTR
For 3 inputs/1 output
VTR
SDI input
SDI input
SDI input
SDI output
SDI output
PWS-100TD1
Logical drives (3D+1P)
External monitor
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SDI inputSDI output
SDI input
PWS-100TD1
Overview
For 4 inputs
VTR
Logical drives (2D+1P)
SDI input
SDI input
SDI input
SDI input
PWS-100TD1
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Supported Devices
Operation with the following devices has been certified.
Supported VTRs
Operation with the following VTRs has been certified.
Betacam SPBVW-75
Digital BetacamDVW-A500
Betacam SXDNW-A75
IMXMSW-M2000
DVCAMDSR-2000
HDCAMHDW-M2000
BVW-75P
DVW-A500P
DNW-A75P
MSW-M2000P
DSR-2000P
HDW-M2000P
Supported ODS Drives
Operation with the following ODS drives has been
certified.
• ODS-D55U
• ODS-D77U
• ODS-D280U
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Supported Devices
Name and Function of Parts
Front View
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5
a On/Standby button and indicator
Switches the unit on/off (standby state). Connecting the
power cord places the unit in standby state, and the
indicator turns on red. Pressing the On/Standby button
while in standby state turns on the unit and the indicator
turns on green. Pressing and holding the On/Standby
button for two seconds switches the unit to standby state,
and the indicator changes to red. To turn the unit on again
after switching from On state to standby state, when the
indicator is red, press and hold the On/Standby button for
three seconds or longer. The indicator goes out when the
power cord is disconnected.
b SYSTEM indicator
Indicates the status of the unit.
Green: Operating normally
Flashing green (once per second): System is booting or
transitioning to standby state.
Flashing orange (once per second): A warning has been
generated.
Front View (Panel Removed)
High-speed flashing red (four times per second): An
error has occurred.
c ACCESS indicator
Indicates the access status to storage.
Off: Not accessing storage
Blue: Accessing storage
d Front panel LED
Turns on according to settings in the web application. The
LED is configured using [001: LINE LED] in the
[Settings] page on the Maintenance screen.
e USB connectors (front panel)
Connects to a keyboard and mouse for initializing the unit.
USB devices not described in this document are not supported.
Note
Both USB ports on the front panel support power delivery (900 mA).
When the SYSTEM indicator or web application indicates
an error, you can remove the front panel to check the status
of the hardware components.
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a FAN indicators
If any of the fans fail, the corresponding fan indicator turns
on red.
To remove the front panel, loosen the screws on the left
and right sides and pull the panel towards you.
b POWER indicators
If either of the AC power supply units fail, the
corresponding indicator turns on red.
Name and Function of Parts
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c TEMP indicator
If an abnormally high temperature is detected within the
unit, the indicator turns on red.
Rear View
d HDD status indicators
If a warning is generated for an HDD, the corresponding
indicator turns on red. The indicator turns off if the
corresponding HDD fails, is in sleep state, or has been
removed.
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LAN1LAN2
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a SYSTEM TC connector
Not used by this system.
b Remote connectors (1/2, 3/4, 5)
Connect VTR devices to the Remote 1/2 and Remote 3/4
connectors, using the RJ-45 D-sub conversion cable
(supplied) and commercially-available 9-pin remote
cables, for VTR remote control operation. You can
connect two VTRs using a single RJ-45 D-sub conversion
cable and two 9-pin remote cables.
The Remote 5 connector is not used by this system.
c AC power supply units
Insert the power cords and connect to power outlets.
Only one AC power supply unit is installed at the factory.
A second optional power supply unit can be installed to
provide power supply redundancy. When used in systems
that require reliability, power supply redundancy allows
the unit to continue operating even if a power supply unit
fails.
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f USB connectors (rear panel)
Connect to drive units using USB cables.
USB devices not described in this document are not
supported.
Notes
• Of the four USB connectors on the rear panel, only the bottom right port
supports power delivery (900 mA). The other three ports do not support
power delivery, and should be used to connect USB devices that do not
require power supplied from the USB connector.
• Use SuperSpeed USB cables.
g LAN connectors
Connect to a Gigabit Ethernet network.
h HDMI connector
Connect to a monitor using an HDMI cable.
Use an HDMI cable that conforms to the following
standard.
• High Speed HDMI Cable (Premium High Speed HDMI
Cable)
For details about installing or replacing a power supply
unit, consult your Sony sales or service representative.
d SDI (1 to 4) connectors
SDI1 to SDI4 connectors are numbered from left to right.
Connect to a VTR device or external monitor, using an
SDI cable, to input/output SDI signals.
e REF IN connector
Input a sync reference signal.
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Name and Function of Parts
i DisplayPort connector
Connect to a monitor using a DisplayPort-to-DVI
converter cable or DisplayPort-to-HDMI converter cable.
Use an active-type converter cable.
Note
Use a DisplayPort cable that conforms to the following standard.
• DP v1.2a (compliant)
j Ground terminal
Connect to ground.
Setting Up
5
Select [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)], then
click the [Properties] button.
6
Change the IP address and other settings.
Initial Settings
Before using the unit, configure the Windows settings
within the unit. The description below describes the
standard settings in Windows 8.
Note
To reboot the unit, first shut down the unit and then turn the On/Standby
button on the front panel on again, without rebooting Windows.
1
Connect a keyboard and mouse to the USB connectors
on the front panel, and connect a monitor to the
DisplayPort connector or HDMI connector on the rear
panel.
2
Set the On/Standby button to the On position.
3
When the Windows login screen appears, enter “tds”
as the user name, enter “tds” as the password, and log
in.
Setting the Windows interface language
1
Hold down the Windows key and press the X key, then
select [Control Panel] from the displayed menu.
7
Click the [Advanced] button to configure DNS,
WINS, and other settings.
8
When finished, click the [OK] button.
Setting the date and time
1
Select [Set the time and date] under [Date and Time]
in the [Clock, Language, and Region] control panel.
2
Click [Change time zone] on the [Date and Time] tab,
and select the time zone.
3
Click [Change date and time] on the [Date and Time]
tab, and set the date and time.
4
Click the [Change settings] button on the [Internet
Time] tab.
5
Specify an NTP server, then click the [Update Now]
button.
6
Place a check mark in [Synchronize with an Internet
time server] to periodically correct the clock using the
NTP server.
2
Select [Clock, Language, and Region] > [Language].
3
Select [Add language] to add a language.
4
Select the language to add, then click [Add].
5
Select the language to use and click [Move up] until
the language is displayed at the top.
6
Sign out and then sign in again.
Configuring the network
1
Connect a LAN cable to the LAN connector on the rear
panel of the unit, and connect the other end to the
network.
2
Click [View network status and tasks] under [Network
and Internet] in the control panel.
3
Click [Connections] > [LAN 1/2].
4
Click the [Properties] button.
Setting user passwords
The default user “tds” is configured for Windows within
the unit. Set the password for the user to provide security.
1
Click [User Accounts and Family Safety] in the
control panel.
2
Click [User Account] > [Change account type].
3
Select the “tds” user.
4
Click [Change the password].
5
Enter a new password and a password hint, then click
the [Change Password] button.
Setting the service password
When setting/modifying the “tds” user password, set the
service password as follows.
1
Double-click [Services] under [Administrative tools]
in the [System and Security] control panel.
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2
Right-click “Apache Tomcat 7.0 Tomcat7” in the
Services list and select [Properties].
3
Open the [Log On] tab.
4
Click [This account], enter “.\tds” and then enter a
password for user “tds” under [Password].
5
Click the [Apply] button, then click [OK] to close the
dialog.
6
Select “Sony Ingest Service” in the Services list, and
repeats steps 2 to 5.
2
Click [Computer name] > [Change Settings].
3
Click the [Change] button on the [Computer name] tab
of the [System Properties] dialog.
4
Change the computer name, then click [OK].
5
Restart the computer when prompted to restart.
6
Sign in to the PWS-100TD1 unit again.
7
Open Command Prompt as an administrator, and enter
the following commands.
Adding a user
You can add new users to Windows.
1
Click [User Accounts and Family Safety] in the
control panel.
2
Click [User Accounts] > [Change account type].
3
Click [Add a new user in PC settings].
4
Click [Add a user].
5
Enter a user name, password, and password hint, then
click [Next].
6
Click [Finish].
Next, change the account type.
7
Click [Change account type] under [User Accounts
and Family Safety] in the control panel.
8
Select the user whose account type you want to
change.
9
Click [Change the account type].
10
Select [Standard] or [Administrator], then click the
[Change account type] button.
Changing the computer name
The PWS-100TD1 uses the computer name as part of the
https communications authentication.
To change the computer name, use the following
procedure. A new certificate will be generated.
After the computer name is changed, re-import the new
certificate on the client PC.
1
Select [System and Security] > [System] in [Control
Panel].
> cd C:\Program Files\Sony\TapeDigitize\DIG\script
> keystore.bat
8
Restart the system.
9
Re-import the certificate as described in “Installing
Certificates” (page 31).
Signing out
When finished, sign out from Windows.
1
Move the mouse cursor to the top right corner of the
screen to display the Charms bar, then click [Start].
2
Click the account name on the top right of the screen,
then click [Sign out].
Displaying the Web Application
You connect to the unit via the network from a client PC
and use the web application in a web browser on the client
PC to control and configure the unit.
Recommended client PC environment
CPU: Core i5 3 GHz or higher
Memory: 4 GB or higher
OS: Windows 7 Pro 32/64-bit
Windows 8/8.1 Pro 32/64-bit
Mac OS X 10.8/10.9
Web browser: Google Chrome 40 or later (update to the
latest version)
Display resolution: 1366 × 768 pixels or higher
Connect a computer satisfying the above conditions to the
LAN 1 or LAN 2 connector on the rear panel of the unit.
Enter “https://(IP_address):8443/tds or https://pws-100<serial_number>:8443/tds” in the address bar of a web
browser on the computer (where IP_address is the address
specified in “Configuring the network”) to display the
web application.
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