Ensemble Designs Avenue Express Control Panel Gebrauchsanweisung

Avenue™

Express Control

Panel

Data Pack

Revision 2.0 SW 2.2.0

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INTRODUCTION

This data pack provides detailed installation, configuration and operation information for

the Avenue Express Control Panel as part of the Avenue Signal Control System.

The module information in this data pack is organized into the following sections:

• Express Control Panel Overview

• Express Control Panel Application

• Express Control Panel Installation

• Express Panel Controls Overview

•Express Panel Configuration

• Channel Select Configuration and Operation

• Warranty and Factory Service

Avenue Express Control Panel

EXPRESS CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW

The Avenue Express Control Panel is excellent for use in satellite receiving, ingest areas,

and remote trucks. The Avenue Express Control Panel has the following overall features:

•Elegant control for the 7500, 8400, and 8500 Video Processing Frame Sync

modules as well as other Avenue modules

• Dedicated knobs for video, chroma, pedestal, and hue

• Adjust audio levels for multiple groups

•Control all parameters of all Avenue modules

• Easily adjust video levels, timing, audio delay and other parameters

• Intuitive user interface

•Compact 1 RU design

•Easy to install

• User Levels for security

•Module lock out for critical paths

•Use any combination of Touch Screen, Express Panels or PCs for control and

monitoring

While it can be used to control any Avenue module, the Express Panel really shines when

used with the Signal Acquisition system, the 7500, 8400, and 8500 Video Processing

Frame Sync modules.With dedicated video, chroma, pedestal, and hue knobs, live shading

is easy. The continuous rotation velocity sensitive knobs are responsive and dependable.

Audio levels for multiple groups are easily accessed as well. All other parameters,

including timing and audio delay, are accessed through an intuitive menu interface.

One Express Panel can control most modules in your Avenue system. Refer to the manual

data pack for particular modules that cannot be controlled by the Express Panel.

Alternately you can have as many Touch Screen and Express Panels as you like in your

Avenue system. Customize the control system for your needs. Any number of 1 RU and 3

RU Avenue frames can be connected together through the AveNet interframe LAN bus to

create an Avenue network. These networks can then communicate over Ethernet using

the AveNet over IP feature (AVIP). The frames can be controlled by a single control panel

or any number of control panels installed on the network.

Remote control of Avenue frames is provided through a series of menus for system config-

uration and for setting parameters for each module installed in the frames. A series of

menus allow you to set AveNet and IP Addresses, enable AveNet Over IP (AVIP), name

and monitor modules, frames and groups of frames, and set module parameters in the

system.

To configure and use the Express Panel, follow the instruction starting with Express

Panel Configuration.

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Avenue Express Control Panel

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EXPRESS CONTROL PANEL APPLICATION

In the illustration below, an Avenue Express Control Panel is used in a satellite receiving

area and interfaced to a complete Avenue system via AveNet. Any number of frames,

Touch Screens, and Tabletop or Express Control panels can be connected via AveNet using

twisted pair cable. PCs connect to any frame serially or via Ethernet.

Avenue Express Control Panel Application

Avenue Express Control Panel

Warning

Rick of electric shock. Qualifed service personael should only access

power supply after frame has been unplugged from power.

EXPRESS CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION

The 1 RU Avenue Express Control Panel is designed to be installed in a standard 19 inch

rack with four customer-supplied standard rack screws. This section explains any physical

installation and cabling instructions necessary for using Avenue Express Control Panels.

After physical installation, network configuration of the Express Panel and System

parameter such as LED brightness can be set up using the Local controls in the Express

Panel menus. Refer to the Configuration section of this data pack.

Cabling

Network connection of an Express Panel is made on the rear of the panel as illustrated

below. The Express Panel can Avenue frames through via Ethernet, through an AveNet

connection, or with a serial interface.

AveNet:

AveNet is the Avenue control bus that allows communication between frames by the

System Control modules in each frame. Up to 20 frames can be connected on each

individual AveNet network. Any number of AveNet networks can then be connected

together via Ethernet. AveNet connection between frames requires looping between

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Express Control Panel Rear Connectors

AveNet RJ11 Connector Pinout

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the standard RJ11 LAN connectors of each frame with standard phone cable or

custom-made simple twisted pair LAN cable. The unused connectors must be

terminated with 100 ohm LAN terminations at the first and last frames in the group.

Pinouts of the RJ11 connector and termination are shown below.

Each Avenue device on the AveNet LAN network must have a different AveNet

address. The address is set using the Status menu functions on the front of the

5030/35 Control module in each frame. Refer to the Express Panel Networking

section for detailed information.

Avenue Express Control Panel

Serial Connector Pinout

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EXPRESS PANEL CONTROLS OVERVIEW

The Express Control Panel is divided into two main control areas: the Channel controls

and the Configuration controls.

Channel Controls

The Channel controls on the Express Panel are shown in the figure below. The 10 Channel

Select pushbuttons, the Video and Audio pushbuttons, and the read-out display on the left

side of the panel are the main Channel controls.

AChannel is defined as a set of video and audio processing control parameters from any

Avenue module connected to the Express Panel. The video and audio can be from different

modules if desired. Video and audio parameters are configured to a Channel Select

pushbutton with the Configuration controls as described in detail later in the Channel

Configuration section of this data pack. When a configured Channel is recalled by

selecting a Channel Select pushbutton, each proc amp parameter or audio level can be

changed using the four knobs under the display.

Channel Control Overview on Express Panel

Channel Select pushbuttons

Audio pushbutton for

saving/recalling audio

parameters assigned to

highlighted Channel

Select pushbutton.

Parameter display

window.

Parameter control knobs

for adjusting Video and

Audio proc controls

assigned to highlighted

Channel Select

Video pushbutton for

saving/recalling video

parameters assigned to

highlighted Channel

Select pushbutton.

Avenue Express Control Panel

Ethernet:

Avenue frames may be controlled by a Express Panel connected to a 10BaseT

Ethernet network. The IP Address for each frame in the network is set on the System

Control module in each frame or frames connected to the Ethernet network. The

Avenue backplanes have a standard RJ45 connector for Ethernet interface.

Each Avenue device on the Ethernet network must have a different IP Address,

including the Express Panel. The address for the frame is set using the Status menu

functions on the front of the 5030/35 Control Module in each frame or a Touch Screen

or Express Panel. Refer to the Express Panel Networking section for detailed

information.

Serial Control:

If using a serial interface connection from the Express Panel to remotely control a

frame (or series of frames connected via AveNet), connect a 9-pin D to 9-pin D cable

(pinout is shown in the pinout diagram below) from the Serial Control port on the

rear of the Express Panel to the serial port on an Avenue frame with a 5030/5035

Control module installed.

Power:

Connect the AC power adapter included with the panel to the power connection on the

Avenue Express Control Panel

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Configuration Control Overview on Express Panel

Configuration Display

Control Knob for changing

values in the configuration

display and also for moving

in and out of configuration

menus when pushed in.

Select Config pushbutton

to enable configuration

User Level pushbutton

(not active)

Load/Save pushbutton

for defining channels.

Menu Select arrow

pushbuttons to move in

and out of configuration

menu levels.

CLR (Default) pushbutton

to return Channel parame-

ters to defaults.

far right of the rear panel. Tighten the protective cap to hold the power connection in

place. As soon as power is connected, the panel will be powered up. After reviewing

the control overview next, proceed to the Express Panel Configuration section.

Avenue Express Control Panel

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Configuration Controls

The main configuration controls present on the Express Panel are shown in the figure

below. These controls and the read-out display on the right side of the panel are used to

configure the panel itself, configure frames on the panel network, modules in the frames,

and the 10 available channels on the left side of the panel.

Operation of each of these controls is described in more detail in each configuration

section (Express Panel, Frames, Modules, and Channels).

Avenue Express Control Panel

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Express Panel Networking Menu Tree

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EXPRESS PANEL CONFIGURATION

Express Panel configuration is done as described in the following steps:

• Express Panel Networking

• Express Panel System Configuration

Express Panel Networking

The first step in Express Panel configuration is to connect the Express Panel to an

Avenue network. The panel can communicate through an Ethernet or AveNet connection

to an existing Avenue network or be the central controller of a separate network. Please

refer to the Avenue System Overview that accompanies every Avenue frame for complete

details on interfacing Avenue control devices to a network. There are a number of ways to

configure the panel in a network.

Begin Express Panel network configuration by entering the Configuration mode. Use the

instructions below and refer to the graphical representation of the menu tree given on the

following page.

1. Enter the Configuration mode by selecting the Select Config pushbutton. It will

illuminate red to indicate you are now in Configuration mode.

2. The first configuration menu to come up in the Configuration display will be the

Choose Frame by Knob. If no networking parameters are set up for the panel,

only ajLocal frame will be listed (this panel).

3. Enter the jLocal mode by selecting the Right Arrow pushbutton or push in the

Configuration knob.

4. The jLocal mode has three choices: Network,Channels (not active), or System.

Use the Configuration knob to place the indicator carat next to the Network

selection and enter the mode by selecting the Right Arrow pushbutton or push in

the Configuration knob.

5. The Network mode will have the following network parameters that can be set for

this panel depending on how it is being interfaced into an Avenue network. (This is

explained in more detail in the Avenue System Overview Networking section as

mentioned earlier.)

• Panel Name

• Panel Group

• AveNet Address

• IP Address

• AVIP Enable

6. Use the Configuration knob to move the indicator carat to each of the selections,

then enter each selection by selecting the Right Arrow pushbutton or push in the

Configuration knob.

7. For each panel networking parameter, use the Left and Right Arrow pushbut-

tons to scroll to each letter or number in the parameter. For example, to assign a

panel name, use the Right Arrow pushbutton to scroll to the first letter in the

default panel name. To change this letter, rotate the Configuration knob until you

reach

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