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Installation, Summary, Chapter 3 – Grass Valley NV5128 v.2.5 User Manual

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3. Installation

Chapter 3 provides installation and connection instructions. It presents the following topics:

Summary

Package Contents

Preparing for Installation

Rack Mount

Connecting the Router to Power

Installing Backplanes

Installing Active Cards

Making Signal Connections

Making Reference Connections

Making Router Control System Connections

Making Diagnostic Connections

Making Alarm Connections

Verification

Summary

When setting up the NV5128 for the first time or reconfiguring a NV5128, there are certain steps
that must be performed. It is recommended that initial installation and later reconfiguration tasks be
performed in a specific order to avoid possible complications.

Perform installation and reconfiguration tasks in the following order:

1 Mount the router in a rack. If reconfiguring, skip this step if the router is already rack mounted

and not being remounted. See

Rack Mount

on page 37.

2 Connect power, being sure to install PS6000 modules after power is connected. See

Connecting

the Router to Power

on page 38.

3 Install backplanes in the appropriate rear backplane slots. If reconfiguring, removed backplanes

and reinstall in the newly desired slots. See

Installing Backplanes

on page 40.

4 Install active cards in the appropriate front card slots. If reconfiguring, removed cards and rein-

stall in the newly desired slots. Make sure that the appropriate backplane is installed for each
active card. See

Installing Active Cards

on page 44.

5 Make connections between the source of incoming signals and the destination of outgoing sig-

nals, and the router. If reconfiguring, change signal connections to match new backplane and
active card configuration. See

Making Signal Connections

on page 50.

6 Make connections to signals acting as references for audio and video signals. If reconfiguring,

verify that all necessary reference connections are made for the signals being routed. See

Mak-

ing Reference Connections

on page 57.

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