Extron Electronics VN-Matrix 300 Setup Guide - Manual

The Extron
®
VN-Matrix™ 300 series of video encoders/decoders (codecs) and decoders distribute
digital SD, HD-SDI, or 3G-SDI video using the Extron PURE3™ codec. Use the correct model for
your video format to broadcast video across an IP network. Video signals that are connected to
a VNC 300 device configured as an encoder are compressed into a TCP or RTP data stream for
transport across a local area or wide area network. At the far end of the network, one or more
VNC 300 codecs configured as decoders, VND 300 decoders, or a mix of both models decode the
compressed stream back into the original video signal format.
NOTE : For full installation, configuration, and operation
details, see the VN-300 Matrix User Guide, available
at
www.extron.com .
Connections
NOTES : • See “ Initial Setup — Before You Connect to a
Network ,” step 2 for the RS-232 protocol for
Com port 1 (a) .
• The RS-232 protocol for Com port 2( b ) is user
configurable and beyond the scope of this guide.
Connections — Either Configuration
NOTE : Former Electrosonic ® products use male connectors
for Com ports. You may need an adapter.
a
Com 1 port — Use this male 9-pin port to configure the
connected VN-Matrix 300 unit only.
b
Com 2 port — Use this male 9-pin port to transmit and
receive data across a network.
NOTE : Do NOT connect VN-Matrix units to an existing network until each is correctly configured. Incorrect configuration may
cause disruption to other network users. See “ Intial Setup — Before You Connect to a Network “ to configure the units.
c
Network RJ-45 port (port 1) — Use either this port or the fiber optic network port ( d ) to stream video and audio data across a
network.
d
Network fiber optic port (port 2) — Use either this port or the RJ-45 network port ( c ) to stream video and audio data across a
network.
NOTE : Extron does not supply the the plug-in SFP module for the optical Network port.
e
Power Connector — Connect the included 12 V power supply between this connector
and a 100 VAC/240 VAC, 50-60 Hz source.
Video Connections — Encoder Configuration
f
In BNC connector — Connect a digital video input for encoding and streaming to one or
more decoders.
g
Out BNC connector (optional) — This connector provides a loop through of the original
source with or without an optional text overlay.
h
Loop BNC connector (optional) — This connector provides a buffered loop through of the
original source.
Video Connections — Decoder Configuration
f
In BNC connector (optional) — If desired, connect a digital genlock signal to synchronize the
decoder to a genlock signal.
g
Out BNC connector — Connect a digital video display to receive the streamed digital video
output. When no video streams are being decoded, this output can provide either a frozen
image of the last received frame or a splash screen that masks the output.
h
Loop BNC connector — Not used.
1
12V DC
REG
6A MAX
COM 1
OUT IN LOOP
COM 2
Encoder Configuration
Camera
Monitor
Network
3
6 8
12V DC
REG
6A MAX
COM 1
OUT IN LOOP
COM 2
Decoder Configuration
Decoded
Video
Monitor
Network
3
7
Network
IP address: 192.168.0.101
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Controller
IP address: 192.168.0.102
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
IP address: 192.168.0.103
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
IP address: 192.168.0.104
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
VN-MATRIX 300 SERIES
SERIAL DIGITAL VIDEO OVER IP
LAN-1
LAN-2
STATUS
ALARM
TEST
VN-MATRIX 300 SERIES
SERIAL DIGITAL VIDEO OVER IP
LAN-1
LAN-2
STATUS
ALARM
TEST
VN-MATRIX 300 SERIES
SERIAL DIGITAL VIDEO OVER IP
LAN-1
LAN-2
STATUS
ALARM
TEST
VN-MATRIX 300 SERIES
SERIAL DIGITAL VIDEO OVER IP
LAN-1
LAN-2
STATUS
ALARM
TEST
Figure 1. Typical VN-Matrix 300 Application
12V DC
REG
6A MAX
COM 1
OUT IN LOOP
COM 2
12V DC
REG
6A MAX
COM 1
OUT IN LOOP
COM 2
12V DC
REG
6A MAX
COM 1
OUT IN LOOP
COM 2
5 3 4 For Future Use 7 6 8
1 2
Figure 2. VN-Matrix Connections
VN-Matrix 300 • Setup Guide