Ensemble Designs 7555 HD / SD Video Processing Frame Synchronizer - Manual (Page 13)

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7555 HD/SD, 9550 3G/HD/SD, and 9550-XA 3G/HD/SD Video Processing Frame Synchronizers
9550 V
AP
SDI Out 3
SDI Out 4 AES 1/2 AES 5/6
AES 3/4 3G/HD/SD In
Serial/Analog Audio
Ref In
SDI Out 1
SDI Out 2
Fail-safe
AES 7/8
Cabling for the Avenue 9550
Refer to the 3RU and 1RU backplane diagrams of the module below for cabling instructions. Note that
unless stated otherwise, the 1RU cabling explanations are identical to those given in the 3RU diagram.
9550 VAP
SDI Out 4
AES 1/2
AES 7/8
SDI Out 1
Fail-safe
3G/HD/SD In
SDI Out 2
Ref In
SDI Out 3
AES 3/4
AES 5/6
Serial/Analog Audio
Four independent AES ports
(supporting four AES pairs or
eight channels), each
configurable as input or
output. Embedding and
disembedding may be
performed simultaneously.
AES ports also serve as inputs
or outputs for decoding or
encoding Dolby E and AC-3
multichannel bitstreams, and
for non-audio PCM data
packaged into AES audio
format per SMPTE 337M.
SDI In: Serial digital video
input. Supports 3 Gb/s,
1.5 Gb/s HD or 270 Mb/s SD
video signals.
SDI Out 3 and 4: Serial
digital video output
supporting 3 Gb/s,
1.5 Gb/s HD or 270 Mb/s
SD video signals.
1
6
+ -
11
AUD 1
+ -
AUD 2
AUD 3 AUD 4
+ - + -
Ref In: Accepts PAL or NTSC
composite video or
HD Tri-Level Sync.
SDI Out 1 and 2: Serial
digital video output
supporting 3 Gb/s,
1.5 Gb/s HD or 270 Mb/s
SD video signals.
15-pin D connector
supports up to four
channels of analog
audio selectable as
inputs or outputs. For
decoding and encoding,
it also supports Dolby
metadata. The D
connector does not
support serial control.
AUD 1 is on pins 1 and 2 and the associated ground is pin 7. Pin 1 is positive. AUD 2 is on pins 4 and
5 and the associated ground is pin 8. Pin 5 is positive. AUD 3 is on pins 11 and 12 and the associated
ground is pin 9. Pin 11 is positive. AUD 4 is on pins 14 and 15 and the associated ground is pin 10. Pin
15 is positive.
Dolby metadata can be connected in place of audio on any of the audio pairs.