Autoscript EPIC-IP19XL User manual
User Guide
EPIC-IP19XL
EPIC-IP19
EPIC-IP17
EPIC-IP15
EVO-IP19
EVO-IP17
EVO-IP15
Intelligent Prompting Monitors and Accessories
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www.progl-gerlach.de
Intelligent Prompting System
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Original Instructions: English
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Contents Software Download
Safety................................................2
About this User Guide ................................3
Components and Connections ...........................4
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Mounting Kit ........................................6
Robotic Upgrade Kit..................................7
Monitor Setup .........................................8
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Attach the Hood to Prompt Monitor .....................12
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Monitor Conguration .................................14
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Monitor Troubleshooting ...............................18
Installation...........................................19
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Attach hood & monitor assembly onto the rail..............22
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Technical Specication ................................26
Maintenance .........................................30
General Notices ......................................31
below:
The version downloaded will be a demonstration version only.
No devices can be added to prompt until a registered valid serial
number is entered. This is provided on our purchase delivery note.
After downloading the software you will be directed to the registration
page where you will enter the Machine ID to generate the license.
The Machine ID must be from the PC which will be running
WinPlus-IP otherwise the license will be void.
Important Please Read! Information for
downloading WinPlus-IP software
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Safety
Important information on the safe installation and operation of
this product. Read this information before operating the product.
For your personal safety, read these instructions. Do not operate
the product if you do not understand how to use it safely. Save
these instructions for future reference.
Warning Symbols Used in these Instructions
Safety cautions are included in these instructions. These safety
instructions must be followed to avoid possible personal injury and
avoid possible damage to the product.
!
WARNING!
Where there is a risk of personal injury or injury to others,
comments appear supported by the warning triangle
symbol.
Where there is a risk of damage to the product,
associated equipment, process or surroundings,
comments appear supported by the word ‘CAUTION’.
ELECTRIC SHOCK
Where there is a risk of electric shock, comments appear
supported by the hazardous voltage warning triangle.
Basic Electrical Insulation (Class 1 Equipment)
Intended Use
high quality teleprompting facility for television broadcasting.
The prompter is intended for use by television camera operators
within a TV studio environment or on outside broadcasts (OB) when
protected from weather by a suitable waterproof cover.
Electrical Connection
WARNING!
operation this equipment must be connected to a power
supply that has a protective earth connection (US: ground).
WARNING! Risk of electric shock. Always disconnect
and isolate the product from the power supply before
attempting any servicing or removing the covers.
!
CAUTION! The products must be connected to a power
supply of the same voltage (V) and current (A) as indicated
the products
!
CAUTION!
!
CAUTION! Using alternative power sources will invalidate
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Safety
Mounting and Installation
!
WARNING! Always ensure that all power and auxiliary
communications cables are routed so that they do not
present any danger to personnel. Take care when routing
cables in areas where robotic equipment is in use.
Water, Moisture and Dust
!
WARNING! Protect the product from water, moisture
and dust. The presence of electricity near water can be
dangerous.
!
WARNING! When using this product outside, protect from
rain using a suitable waterproof cover.
Ventilation
!
WARNING! Slots and openings are intended for ventilation
purposes to ensure reliable operation of the product, and
protect it from overheating. Do not block or cover any slots
and openings.
Operating Environment
!
CAUTION! The product should not be used outside the
operating temperature limits. Refer to the product technical
Cleaning
WARNING! Risk of electric shock. Always disconnect
and isolate the product from the power supply before
cleaning.
!
CAUTION!
abrasives or wire brushes.
Maintenance
!
WARNING! Servicing or repair of this product must only
!
WARNING!
alterations or servicing can be dangerous and could affect
the safety of the product. It may also invalidate the terms
and conditions of the product warranty.
!
WARNING! Suffocation hazard. Store all packaging
material out of reach of children.
About this User Guide
range of prompters onto a suitable camera support as part of a full
prompting system.
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Components and Connections
Prompt Monitor Connections
1
2SDI In Prompt Monitor
3SDI In Talent Monitor
4Tally I/O Port
5Power switch
6
7
8
9Ethernet port
SDI
12-16.8V
CVBS LTC
PTTALLY
SDI
12-16.8V
CVBS
PTTALLY
1
234 5
68
79
1
2Prompt M
1
2
EPIC 15”, 17”, 19” or 19XL
EVO 15”, 17” or 19”
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Components and Connections
1
2
1
2
3
3
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Components and Connections
2
3
4
1Rail
2
3
4Hex Key x2
1
Mounting Kit
7
Components and Connections
Robotic Upgrade Kit
1
2
33/8 Bolt x 2
43/8 Screw Hex Head x 3
53/8 Washer Plain x 2
6
1
2
6
3
4
5
robotic installations.
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Fit CLOCKPLUS-IP to Talent Monitor
1. Remove the two screws that secure blanking plate and lift off the
plate.
2.
the talent monitor under the hinge.
X 2
X 2
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3.
screw positions and then secure with the 2 x M3 countersunk screws
supplied.
Note!
camera number information.
Monitor Setup
To connect the ribbon cable: see Fit Talent Monitor to
EVO-IP Prompt Monitor on page 9
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Fit a Talent Monitor to EVO-IP Prompt Monitor
1. Align the talent monitor with the mounting points on the front of
the prompt monitor.
X 3
X 2
2. Insert the 3 x screws into the hinge bar and secure the talent
monitor to the prompt monitor.
3. Working on the underside of the prompt monitor, remove the
two cover plates to gain access to the ribbon cable sockets.
4. Using a small screw driver or similar device, open the
socket latch (1) by carefully pushing the tags at either end
outwards.
Align the ribbon cable with the socket. Gently insert the cable
into the socket, push until it is securely in place.
6. With the ribbon cable fully inserted, lock the socket (2) back into
place by pushing the tags at either end fully home. Double check
that the latch is securely holding the tape in place.
7. Replace the cover plates.
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2
Monitor Setup
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Monitor Setup
Fit CLOCKPLUS-IP to EPIC-IP Prompt Monitor
1.
prompt monitor.
2. Secure in place using the 2 x supplied M3 button head screws.
X 2
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Monitor Setup
3. Working on the underside of the prompt monitor, remove the cover plate to gain access to the ribbon cable socket.
4. Using a small screw driver or similar device, open the socket latch (1) by carefully pushing the tags at either end outwards.
Align the ribbon cable with the socket. Gently insert the cable into the socket, push until it is securely in place.
6. With the ribbon cable fully inserted, lock the socket (2)
back into place by pushing the tags at either end fully
home. Double check that the latch is securely holding the
tape in place.
7. Replace the cover plate.
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Monitor Setup
1. Offer the hood mounting bracket to the rear panel of the prompt
monitor.
2. Locate the monitor into the mounting bracket recess.
3.
screws.
Attach the Hood to Prompt Monitor
Before use, remove the protective paper covering from the
glass, to do this the glass will need to be removed from the
hood.
To remove the glass see Removal and Fing of Reecve
Glass on page 13
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Monitor Setup
Panel Orientation
Ensure the sticker faces outwards and peel off once the glass is
secured in place.
Removal and Fitting of Reective Glass
Panel for Replacement or Cleaning
WARNING! Risk of personal injury or injury to others.
!
CAUTION! Only use the correct size glass panel designed
for the installed hood.
Installing the Glass
The installation procedure for the glass panel is the same on all types
of hood. No tools are required.
1. Release the top glazing bar by sliding the bar to the right (when
facing from the front) until the key way aligns with the bobbins
(1) and lower the bar from the hood (2).
1
2
2.
inside the hood, ensure the blue sticker is facing outwards.
3. Lay the glass against the foam pads.
4. Secure the glass using the top glazing bar. Locate the key ways
over the bobbins on the hood.
Slide the bar to the left (when facing from the front) until it locks
into place on the bobbins.
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Prompt Monitor Control Panel
WARNING! Risk of electric shock. Always disconnect
and isolate the product from the power supply before
attempting any servicing or removing the covers. Only
authorised technicians are permitted to service the display.
!
WARNING! DO NOT use if panel has been exposed
to water ingress, the panel has been dropped or the
enclosure is damaged. Refers to authorised service
personnel.
!
CAUTION! Personal Injury. Equipment Damage: Do not
place any objects on the cables. Route all cables such that
they do not present a stumbling hazard.
Connection
1.
power supply is disconnected.
Note! Incorrect connections may impair the proper function
2. 4-pin XLR,
12-16.8Vdc psu only.
(Use of any non authorised psu will invalidate the warranty).
OSD Controls (On Screen Display menu)
ENTER
Icon Function
ENTER ENTER Button:
UP ARROW button:
RIGHT ARROW button:
Function Select / Flip Horizontal
DOWN ARROW button:
LEFT ARROW button:
Function Select / Flip Horizontal
TOGGLE button:
Toggles between Prompter / talent menu.
To range from the talent to prompt moniter, press the
toggle button twice, press again to return the OSD to
the talent monitor.
Monitor Conguration
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Monitor Conguration
OSD Menu
The following information describes how to navigate the main and
modify settings.
The individual function groups of the four main menu are selected
with the navigation button. The selected option is highlighted.
OSD Lock / Unlock
Lock OSD: Press the ENTER ENTER key once and then press the UP
key twice within 3 seconds when OSD is not active.
Unlock OSD: Press any key once, when “OSD Locked” appears on
the monitor, press the UP key once followed by the right key
twice, within 3 seconds.
Main port
IP
SDI
*PIP Port
Expand
SDI
Main scaling
Expand
Aspect
1:1
Image rotation
Off
V Rotation
V Mirror
H Mirror
PIP mode
Small PIP
Large PIP
Off
Side by Side
PIP position
Top Right
Top Left
Bottom Right
Bottom Left
Auto scan On
Off
simultaneously.
Port Settings
In the main menu input, select the input channel, input scan. PIP
mode, image rotation and scaling.
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Image Settings
In the main menu use the “Image Settings” to adjust the screen.
Brightness Sets the Screens Brightness
Contrast
Sharpness Sets the Screens Saturation
Backlight Sets the Screens Backlight Brightness
Scheme Set the Screens Flesh Tone
Colour
User
Video
Only selectable if a signal is present on an active video channel.
Dynamic NR
Mode Use for Optimum Motion Sharpness
Mpeg Processing Filter for MPEG
Setup
Language OSD Language
Hor. Position Sets OSD Horizontal Position
Vert. Position Sets OSD Vertical Position
Transparency Sets OSD Blend
OSD Timer Sets OSD Timeout
Factory Reset
Settings Will be Lost
Monitor Conguration
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Monitor Conguration
Connecting the Prompt Monitor
Video Connections
following options.
cable. The video cable screen should be connected to
earth (ground) at both ends.
Dual HD-SDI IN
Power Switch
Tally I/O
HD-SDI In Prompter Monitor
HD-SDI In Talent Monitor
CVBS In Talent Monitor
CVBS In Prompter Monitor
12Vdc 4-pin XLR
LAN RJ45
LTC
Dual CVBS IN
LTC Connection
Tally I/O Connection
Ethernet Connection
Power Switch
Technical Specications
Power In 12Vdc
WARNING! Always isolate the product from the power
supply before connecting the power supply lead.
Only use the supplied 4-pin XLR, 12-16.8Vdc PSU, use of
When all connections have been
made, attach the power supply
and press the power switch to
turn prompter on.
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Monitor Troubleshooting
Fault Check Comments
The power LED is not
illuminated
The power supply is connected and switched on
No picture The power supply is connected and switched on
The signal cable is correctly connected to the graphics
board or to the video source and display
The device is turned on and set to the correct mode
(VGS or Video)
The selected graphics mode: Does the display support
the graphics mode of the graphics board
The connectors for bent pins
The screen saver settings
The image is blurred or
unstable
The signal cable Are both ends connected correctly
The selected graphics mode Does the display support the graphics mode of the
graphics board
The selected resolution Is the device set to a resolution of 1280 x 1024 (17”&19”)
resolutions below 1280 x 1024 (17”&19”) or 1024 x 768
cause interpolation errors. As a result the image may look
blurred. However, this does not indicate a device defect!
The image is not sized
properly or is not centred
The horizontal and vertical image position in the OSD
menu
The selected graphics mode: does the display support
the graphics mode of the graphics board
OSD error message
The selected graphics mode: Does the display support
the graphics mode of the graphics board
Select the graphics mode that is supported by the display
Monitor Troubleshooting
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