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Diagnostic, Figure 2-7, Introduction – Grass Valley NV8256-Plus v.1.2 User Manual

Page 22: Module slots and rear connections, Ethernet connections to control system, Node bus” connections to control system

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Rev 1.2 • 20 Oct 08

2. Introduction

Module Slots and Rear Connections

to alternate control systems using the same Ethernet connection via a network. For installation
instructions, see

Ethernet Control Connections

on page 39.

Figure 2-7. Ethernet Connections to Router Control System (Rear View)

GSC Node Bus Control Connections
Some third-party router control systems require a GSC Node Bus connection. The GSC Node Bus
connection is located on the rear of the router, as shown in Figure 2-8. The NV8256-Plus has one
GSC Node Bus connection, labeled ‘NVISION AUX BUS’. The connection is shared by both the
primary and secondary control card. To use the GSC Node Bus connection, an optional module
must be installed on each control card. For details, contact NVISION. For contact information, see
page iii. For installation instructions, see

GSC Node Bus Control Connections

on page 40.

Figure 2-8. GSC Node Bus Connections to Router Control System (Rear View)

Diagnostic

The diagnostic connections enable the NV8256-Plus to communicate with the UniConfig applica-
tion. UniConfig runs on a PC separate from the router and is used to perform system setup tasks,
and configure and monitor the router. For information about using UniConfig, see the UniConfig
User’s Guide
.

Diagnostic connections connect the router to the PC running the UniConfig application. There are
two types of diagnostic connections: temporary and permanent. A temporary diagnostic serial con-
nection is located on the front of each control card. Permanent diagnostic connections are located
on the rear of the router, labeled ‘DIAG’, as shown in Figure 2-9. There are two permanent ‘DIAG’
ports, one primary (‘PRIMARY CONTROL’) and one secondary (‘SECONDARY CONTROL’).
The primary control connects to the primary control card. The secondary control connects to the
secondary (optional for redundancy) control card.

CTRL 1

CTRL 2

DIAG

CTRL 1

CTRL 2

DIAG

SECONDARY

CONTROL

PRIMARY

CONTROL

SEC

CTRL

PRI

CTRL

AES

REF 1

AES

REF 2

LOOP

THRU

10 B 2

10/100 BT

10 B 2

10/100 BT

VIDEO

REF 2

VIDEO

REF 1

ALARMS

TIME

CODE

NVISION

AUX BUS

LOOP

LOOP

LOOP

Ethernet Connections

to Control System

CTRL 1

CTRL 2

DIAG

CTRL 1

CTRL 2

DIAG

SECONDARY

CONTROL

PRIMARY

CONTROL

SEC

CTRL

PRI

CTRL

AES

REF 1

AES

REF 2

LOOP

THRU

10 B 2

10/100 BT

10 B 2

10/100 BT

VIDEO

REF 2

VIDEO

REF 1

ALARMS

TIME

CODE

NVISION

AUX BUS

LOOP

LOOP

LOOP

“Node Bus” Connections

to Control System

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