Ross NRG-FR1 Handleiding

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2200DR-401-01 rev2

Printed in Canada.

Read the user documentation for your NRG router before starting work or operating equipment.

Before you set up and operate your router, refer to the “Important

Regulatory and Safety Notices to Service Personnel” document

that was included with your router. It is also recommended to

refer to the which is available from our NRG Series User Guide

website.

CAUTION

15V2.11A

15V2.35A

NRG-FR1

NRG-FR1-LCP

31.7W max.

35.2W max.

For the latest power numbers for your configuration, refer to the Ross

Configuration Tool on our website.

Maximum Input Power Consumption

REF

ETHERNETUSBDP

PWR 1

PWR 2

15V 4.7A

+

Installing the NRG-FR1 and NRG-FR1-LCP

Source Cabling

Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with

HD-BNC connectors between a source

device and an connector on the back INPUT

panel of the NRG router.

Ensure the bayonet connector is locked in

place correctly.

Repeat for each additional source device.

4a

4b

4c

4

Redundant Power Cabling

8

Connect an additional power supply unit

to the socket.PWR 2

Connect the cable from the second

power supply to a suitable AC mains

supply.

Connect the power supply to a suitable

AC mains supply.

8a

8b

8c

Setting the IP Address

9

Launch DashBoard on your PC desktop.

Select > File Show Walkabout.

Click Refresh.

Locate the NRG router in the Walkabout table.

Use the field to specify the IP address. The default Address

is 192.168.20.141. Note: The NRG does not support Unicode characters.

Click .Reboot

Refer to the for additional steps.NRG User Guide

9a

9b

9c

9d

9e

9f

9g

Have a question? Call our free, 24-hour technical support hotline to

speak with a live product specialist located right here in our facility.

Tel: (+1) 613 • 652 • 4886

Email: [email protected]

1GbE Network Cabling

2

LAN or Network 1GbE Connections

Plug an Ethernet cable from your network into

the port. This is the primary ETHERNET

network connection for the router.

Note: The router must be connected to the same

network as the other devices in your routing system.

Reference Cabling

3

Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with

HD-BNC connectors between the video

reference signal output and the top REF

port on the NRG.

Use a 75ohm coaxial cable with HD-BNC

connectors to connect a loop to the bottom

REF port on the NRG to the next device in

the system terminate using an 75ohm or

HD-BNC terminator, if end of reference link.

3a

3b

Rack Mounting

1

Mount the router in the rack frame by means

of four rack screws fastened through the

front mounting ears.

CAUTION: Adequate ventilation within a rack

frame must be maintained. Ensure side to side

ventilation is not compromised. Refer to the

for more information.NRG Installation Guide

Power Cabling

7

Connect the male end of the power

cable to the socket.PWR 1

Connect the other end of the power

cable to the power supply unit.

Connect the power supply to a suitable

AC mains supply.

7a

7b

7c

NOTICE:

The NRG router does not have

a power switch.

The NRG router

automatically powers on when AC power

is applied.

CAUTION

Ensure to connect the DC Power cord of the power supply to the

PWR port on the NRG chassis before connecting the power supply

to the power source.

WARNING

The power supply connector of the NRG power supply module

must be fully inserted into the NRG PWR port and the locking

collar fully secured before use. Failure to do so may damage the

PWR port on the NRG chassis.

To

Power

Source

Destintation Cabling

Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with

HD-BNC connectors between a

destination device and an OUTPUT

connector on the back panel of the NRG

router.

Ensure the bayonet connector is locked

in place correctly.

Repeat for each additional destination

device.

5a

5b

5

5c

6

Connect a cable to the port that DP

supports DisplayPort v1.2A.

If a reference is not connected to the NRG,

the Multiviewer Head output on the port DP

outputs 1080p 59.94Hz (NTSC) or 1080p

50Hz (PAL) by default. To connect the DP

port to a 1080p 60Hz monitor, a reference

must be first connected to the NRG (see

step 3).

For port monitoring, ensure the monitor DP

supports the routed format.

Refer to the for NRG Installation Guide

more information.

DisplayPort Cabling (optional)

8

2

3b

3a

6

7

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