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Page 19: Introduction, Module slots and rear connections

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NV8256-Plus Digital Video Router • User’s Guide

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2. Introduction

Module Slots and Rear Connections

Slots and Corresponding Signal Numbers

If the NV8256-Plus router is used as a standalone router, up to 256 incoming signals can be
received and up to 256 outgoing signals distributed. The crosspoint card installed in the left cross-
point card slot manages inputs 1–256. If two NV8256-Plus routers are connected together, signals
coming into one router can be sent to a second, connected router. This can double the number of
signals managed by the two routers to a maximum of 512 inputs and 512 outputs. The crosspoint
card installed in the right crosspoint card slot manages inputs from the second router: 257–512.

A crosspoint card installed in the middle slot acts as a redundant crosspoint card for fail-over. For
more information on crosspoint cards, see

Crosspoint Card Slots and Managed Signals

on page 5.

For information on installing cards in modules slots, see

Installing Active Cards

on page 32.

Figure 2-3. Inputs and Outputs, Numbers Assigned (Front View)

Each input card slot and output card
slot, and the card it holds, receives or
distributes signals through 16 BNC
connectors. Each signal is assigned a
number that corresponds to the physi-
cal input or output connection. The
numbers correspond to the slot in
which an input card or output card is
installed. This means that input slot 1
corresponds to inputs 1–16, input slot
2 corresponds to inputs 17–32, and so
on, up to 256, as shown in Figure 2-3.

Output slots are similarly numbered,
such that output slot 1 corresponds to
outputs 1–16, output slot 2 corre-
sponds to outputs 17–32, and so on,
up to 256, as shown in Figure 2-3.

Similarly, the location of an input card
or output card in the router frame
determines the inputs and outputs
managed by that card. For example,
an input card located in slot 1 man-
ages inputs 1–16. An input card
located in input slot 2 manages inputs
17–32, and so on.

Control Card—Primary

OUTPUTS 129-144

OUTPUTS 145-160

OUTPUTS 161-176

OUTPUTS 177-192

OUTPUTS 193-208

OUTPUTS 209-224

OUTPUTS 225-240

OUTPUTS 241-256

INPUTS 129–144

INPUTS 145–160

INPUTS 161–176

INPUTS 177–192

INPUTS 193–208

INPUTS 209–224

INPUTS 225–240

INPUTS 241–256

OUTPUTS 1–16

OUTPUTS 17–32

OUTPUTS 33–48

OUTPUTS 49–64

OUTPUTS 65–80

OUTPUTS 81–96

OUTPUTS 97–1

12

OUTPUTS 1

13–128

INPUTS 1–16

INPUTS 17–32

INPUTS 33–48

INPUTS 49–64

INPUTS 65–80

INPUTS 81–96

INPUTS 97–1

12

INPUTS 1

13–128

MONIT

OR

FAN

CROSSPOINT

INPUTS 1-256

CROSSPOINT

(REDUNDANT)

CROSSPOINT

INPUTS 257-512

Control Card—Secondary

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