Miranda DENSITE LGK-3901 Quick start guide

DENSITÉ series
LGK-3901
3G/HD/SD Logo Inserter & Downstream Keyer
DSK-3901
3G/HD/SD Downstream Keyer
Guide to Installation and Operation
M887-9900-200
25 Jan 2010
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Table of Contents
1LGK-3901 3G/HD/SD Logo Inserter & Downstream Keyer..................................................... 1
1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Features.............................................................................................................................................. 2
1.3 Functional Block Diagram................................................................................................................... 3
2DSK-3901 3G/HD/SD Downstream Keyer................................................................................. 4
2.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Features.............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.3 Functional Block Diagram................................................................................................................... 6
3Applications ............................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Downstream Branding ........................................................................................................................ 7
3.2 Rich Graphics Keying – (DSK-3901) .................................................................................................. 8
3.3 Downstream Parallel Branding ........................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Low-Cost Channel Branding for Specialty Channels........................................................................ 10
3.5 Master Control Switching.................................................................................................................. 11
3.6 Master Control Backup ..................................................................................................................... 12
4Features.................................................................................................................................... 13
4.1 Front Card-Edge Interface................................................................................................................ 13
4.1.1 CPU Card Front Edge.......................................................................................................... 13
4.1.2 FPGA Card Front Edge........................................................................................................ 14
4.2 Compact Flash Memory.................................................................................................................... 14
4.3 Video Standards ............................................................................................................................... 15
4.3.1 Output .................................................................................................................................. 15
4.3.2 Input..................................................................................................................................... 15
4.3.3 Propagation Delay ...............................................................................................................15
4.4 Reference.......................................................................................................................................... 16
4.4.1 Reference Types.................................................................................................................. 16
4.4.2 Adjusting Reference Timing................................................................................................. 16
4.4.3 HD-SDI Example (1080i) ..................................................................................................... 17
4.5 Audio Processing.............................................................................................................................. 19
4.5.1 Route Manager.................................................................................................................... 19
4.5.2 Example Route Manager Templates ................................................................................... 20
4.5.3 Voice-overs.......................................................................................................................... 20
4.5.4 Easyplay............................................................................................................................... 21
4.6 Video AB Mixing................................................................................................................................ 21
4.7 Store Memory.................................................................................................................................... 22
4.8 Keying Graphics................................................................................................................................ 23
4.8.1 External Graphics ................................................................................................................ 23
4.8.2 Internal Media ...................................................................................................................... 23
4.8.3 Emergency Alert System (EAS)........................................................................................... 25
4.8.4 Temperature Probe..............................................................................................................28
4.8.5 Keying Parameters ..............................................................................................................29
4.9 Preview Channel............................................................................................................................... 32
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4.9.1 Preview Input / Mix B Input...................................................................................................32
4.9.2 Preview Output.....................................................................................................................32
4.9.3 Active Preview......................................................................................................................33
4.10 General Purpose Interface (GPI).......................................................................................................34
4.10.1 GPI Inputs and Macros.........................................................................................................34
4.10.2 GPI Outputs and Events.......................................................................................................35
4.11 Graphics Co-Processors ...................................................................................................................36
4.11.1 Command Forwarding to a Co-Processor............................................................................36
4.11.2 Automatic Keyer Management.............................................................................................38
4.12 Closed Captions................................................................................................................................40
4.13 Timecode...........................................................................................................................................40
4.14 Message Logging..............................................................................................................................41
4.14.1 Logging Level.......................................................................................................................41
4.14.2 External Logging...................................................................................................................41
4.14.3 Local Logging.......................................................................................................................41
4.15 System Configuration........................................................................................................................42
4.15.1 Importing Configurations ......................................................................................................42
4.15.2 Exporting Configurations......................................................................................................43
4.15.3 Previous Configuration.........................................................................................................43
5Installation................................................................................................................................ 44
5.1 Unpacking LGK-3901........................................................................................................................44
5.2 Unpacking DSK-3901........................................................................................................................44
5.3 Installation in the Densité frame........................................................................................................44
5.4 Rear Panel and Connectors..............................................................................................................45
5.4.1 PGM IN.................................................................................................................................45
5.4.2 FILL 1 IN and KEY 1 IN........................................................................................................46
5.4.3 FILL 2 IN and KEY 2 IN........................................................................................................46
5.4.4 PGM OUT.............................................................................................................................46
5.4.5 PVW OUT.............................................................................................................................46
5.4.6 REF IN..................................................................................................................................46
5.4.7 ETH.......................................................................................................................................47
5.4.8 COM 1 ..................................................................................................................................47
5.4.9 COM 2 ..................................................................................................................................47
5.4.10 GPIO / LTC / AES IN............................................................................................................48
5.5 Terminal Block Adaptors ...................................................................................................................49
5.5.1 LGK-44-TBA-75 / DSK-44-TBA-75.......................................................................................49
5.5.2 LGK-44-TBA-110 / DSK-44-TBA-110...................................................................................50
6Operation.................................................................................................................................. 51
6.1 Control Options..................................................................................................................................51
6.2 Card-Edge Status LED......................................................................................................................51
6.3 Local Control using the Densité Frame Control Panel......................................................................53
6.3.1 Overview...............................................................................................................................53
6.3.2 Menu for local control...........................................................................................................53
6.4 Remote Control Using iControl..........................................................................................................54
6.4.1 The iControl Graphic Interface Window ...............................................................................54
6.4.2 Control..................................................................................................................................58
6.4.3 Preview.................................................................................................................................59
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6.4.4 Video Config......................................................................................................................... 60
6.4.5 Reference............................................................................................................................. 60
6.4.6 Timecode ............................................................................................................................. 61
6.4.7 Monitoring ............................................................................................................................ 62
6.4.8 Show Signal Path................................................................................................................. 63
6.4.9 Web Page ............................................................................................................................ 63
6.4.10 Test...................................................................................................................................... 64
6.4.11 Hardware Config.................................................................................................................. 64
6.4.12 Options................................................................................................................................. 65
6.4.13 Alarm Config ........................................................................................................................ 67
6.4.14 Info....................................................................................................................................... 71
7Configurator Tool..................................................................................................................... 72
7.1 Opening a Configuration................................................................................................................... 72
7.2 System Settings................................................................................................................................ 72
7.3 Store Manager .................................................................................................................................. 75
7.4 Route Manager ................................................................................................................................. 76
7.4.1 Inputs ................................................................................................................................... 77
7.4.2 Audio Mix Blocks.................................................................................................................. 77
7.4.3 Audio Delay Blocks..............................................................................................................78
7.4.4 Outputs................................................................................................................................. 78
7.5 Gain Mode......................................................................................................................................... 79
7.6 Shuffle Mode..................................................................................................................................... 80
7.7 Licences............................................................................................................................................ 81
7.8 Saving a Configuration...................................................................................................................... 81
7.9 Exporting Capabilities File ................................................................................................................ 81
8Web Interface ........................................................................................................................... 82
8.1 Connecting........................................................................................................................................ 82
8.2 Log In................................................................................................................................................ 82
8.3 Home................................................................................................................................................. 83
8.4 Front Panel Mirror............................................................................................................................. 83
8.5 System Information........................................................................................................................... 84
8.6 Media Management.......................................................................................................................... 86
8.7 Audio Templates............................................................................................................................... 87
8.8 System Backup................................................................................................................................. 88
8.9 System Reset.................................................................................................................................... 89
8.10 Software Upgrade............................................................................................................................. 90
9Options ..................................................................................................................................... 91
9.1 LGK-3901 Options............................................................................................................................ 91
9.1.1 LGK-3901-SD....................................................................................................................... 91
9.1.2 LGK-3901-HD-UPG............................................................................................................. 91
9.1.3 LGK-3901-OPT-TXT............................................................................................................ 91
9.1.4 LGK-3901-8GB-UPG........................................................................................................... 91
9.1.5 LGK-3901-OPT-AUD........................................................................................................... 92
9.1.6 LGK-3901-OPT-ABMIX........................................................................................................ 92
9.1.7 LGK-3901-OPT-EAS............................................................................................................ 92
9.1.8 LGK-3901-OPT-TEMP......................................................................................................... 92
9.2 DSK-3901 Options............................................................................................................................ 93
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9.2.1 DSK-3901-SD.......................................................................................................................93
9.2.2 DSK-3901-HD-UPG..............................................................................................................93
9.2.3 DSK-3901-UPG....................................................................................................................93
9.2.4 DSK-3901-OPT-AUD............................................................................................................93
9.2.5 DSK-3901-OPT-ABMIX........................................................................................................93
10 Specifications .......................................................................................................................... 94
ANNEX 1 – Front Panel Menu....................................................................................................... 96
ANNEX 2 – GPI Output Event List.............................................................................................. 121
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1 LGK-3901 3G/HD/SD Logo Inserter & Downstream Keyer
1.1 Introduction
The Densité LGK-3901 is a low cost, single card channel branding processor, capable of inserting up to five layers of
graphics into 3G/HD/SD. Three of the keying layers can be fed by internally stored still/animated graphics, and two
layers are fed by external graphics devices. It also offers character generation and clock insertion. The LGK-3901 is
ideal for pre-rendered graphics, although it can also be used for dynamic rendering of lower thirds.
A template-based character generator (Easytext) can insert crawl layers or static (dynamically updated) text layers.
High quality characters are output with 256 level anti-aliasing, with easy drop shadow and transparency control.
Unicode characters in Truetype fonts are available from 6 to 600 pixels, in any RGB color.
The LGK-3901 can be used with the Xmedia Suite’s work order management, graphics preparation, asset
management, data interfacing and playout automation workflow tools. The Xmedia Suite streamlines graphics
operations in localized and distributed environments, and contributes to lower costs, faster delivery, and greater
creativity.
The LGK-3901 allows further upgrades and purchasable options which provide additional features such as AB mixing,
audio mixing (including AB mixing, voice-overs and Easyplay clip playout), Emergency Alert System (EAS) support
(USA), and Temperature Probe.
The integrated audio engine provides multi-channel mixing and voice-overs. Audio is accepted as embedded SDI, or
by four external AES inputs; and background audio is automatically ducked during voice-overs. Multi-channel audio
clip storage and playback of up to 8 channels in 2 streams (Easyplay) is also supported.
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1.2 Features
MODULAR, 3G/HD/SD BRANDING PROCESSOR
•Single, modular card channel branding processor
•Module is housed in Densité 3 frame, with up to 10 cards (channels) per frame
•Supports 3G/HD/SD (1080p59.94, 1080p50, 1080i59.94, 1080i50, 720p59.94, 720p50, 525i59.95, 625i50)
•Uses widely adopted Oxtel automation protocol (Ethernet, RS-232/422)
•Manual control options include Branding Panel, Xpanel GUI, and iControl PC-based control
MULTI-LAYERCHANNEL
•Five independent keying layers: three can be fed by internally stored stills/animations/text, and two layers are
fed by external graphics devices (dual fill & key inputs)
•Integral storage capacity of up to 4000 images/animations/text
•Independent preview output
•AB mixing of video sources for cuts, cross-fades and V-fades with variable rates (LGK-3901-OPT-ABMIX)
•Automated character generation for static or data-driven text rendering and crawls (LGK-3901-OPT-TXT)
•In-vision digital/analog clock insertion (LGK-3901-OPT-TXT)
•Emergency Alert System (EAS) support (USA only) (LGK-3901-OPT-EAS)
•Temperature probe for dynamic display of temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit (LGK-3901-OPT-TEMP)
DYNAMIC AUDIO PROCESSING
•AB mixing of multi-channel audio sources for cuts and variable rate fades (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD/OPT-ABMIX)
•Multi-channel voice-overs from embedded SDI or external AES inputs (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Wide shuffles and per-channel control of gain level, trim, phase and mute (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Dynamic selection of audio preview points and metering (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Fade to silence and configurable audio delays (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Multi-channel audio clip playback of up to 8 channels in 2 streams (Easyplay) (LGK-3901-OPT-AUD)
STREAMLINED WORKFLOW
•Fully compatible with Xmedia Suite branding graphics automation and asset management system for highly
productive, cost-saving workflows
•Easy integration into an Adobe After Effects based workflow, using the Xmedia Suite After Effects Plug-in
•Media management over Ethernet using Xmedia Suite, OxSox, or FTP
ROBUST DESIGN
•Compact flash memory for O/S, software and graphics storage
•Robust Linux architecture (like Imagestore 750)
•Densité 3 frame offers redundant, hot swappable power supplies
•Mechanical bypass of program input to program output
•Dedicated GPI support for 8 GPI inputs and 8 GPI outputs
•One line FIFOs on each input for simplified system timing
•Easy diagnostics via Densité 3 front panel, video thumbnails over IP, and iControl monitoring & control
•Built-in web server providing front panel control, system information, message logs and diagnostics, media
management, audio templates, system backup and restore and software upgrades
•Configuration tool for granular control of system setup and audio route management
COMPREHENSIVE Densité RANGE
•LGK-3901 processor can be easily combined with other Densité modules in the 3RU frame, including routers,
DAs, converters, reference, and monitoring modules
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1.3 Functional Block Diagram
The following block diagram shows the full functionality of the LGK-3901.
Figure 1.1 Functional block diagram LGK-3901
There are line FIFOs for each video input feeding two video channels (PGM and PVW). Embedded audio is passed
through unchanged, or manipulated by the audio engine (requires the LGK-3901-OPT-AUD option).
AB mixing is supported on the PGM channel (requires the LGK-3901-OPT-ABMIX option) and the PVW channel input
can also be switched. Each video channel supports five keyers which may receive fill and key from three internal
stores or two external fill and key inputs. Each of the stores may contain a still image, animation, Easytext template,
clock, or Emergency Alert System (EAS) crawl.
The integrated audio engine provides multi-channel AB mixing and voice-overs. Background audio is automatically
ducked during voice-overs. Audio can be accepted as embedded SDI audio or by four external AES inputs.
Easyplay audio clip storage and playout is available in version 3.1 software.
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2 DSK-3901 3G/HD/SD Downstream Keyer
2.1 Introduction
The Densité DSK-3901 is a low cost, single card downstream keyer, with two independent pairs of fill and key inputs.
This 3G/HD/SD keyer is ideal for inserting two external character generator feeds over program video. Up to 10
channels of keying can be housed in a single 3RU Densité frame.
A dedicated full preview channel offers an operator the option to feed the same signal to the program and preview
chains, or use a different signal for the preview chain using the Fill-2 input.
The DSK-3901 can be manually controlled by the Branding Panel, and under automation using the widely adopted
Oxtel protocol.
The DSK-3901 allows further upgrades and purchasable options which provide additional features such as AB mixing,
audio mixing and audio voice-overs.
The integrated audio engine provides multi-channel AB mixing and voice-overs. Audio is accepted as embedded
audio or by four external AES inputs, and background audio is automatically ducked during voice-overs.
The DSK-3901 card lacks support for the internal stores that are found on LGK-3901. Consequently it has no store-
related features such as still images, animations, clocks and Easytext. Nor does it have support for audio clip playout
via the Easyplay feature. Upgrade options may however be purchased to convert a DSK-3901 card into an LGK-3901
(see section 9.2).
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2.2 Features
MODULAR, 3G/HD/SD DOWNSTREAM KEYER
•Single, modular card downstream keyer with dual, independent fill and key inputs
•Two independent keying layers fed by external graphics devices (dual fill & key inputs)
•Independent preview output
•AB mixing of video sources for cuts, cross-fades and V-fades with variable rates (LGK-3901-OPT-ABMIX)
•Module is housed in Densité 3 frame, with up to 10 cards (channels) per frame
•Supports 3G/HD/SD (1080p59.94, 1080p50, 1080i59.94, 1080i50, 720p59.94, 720p50, 525i59.95, 625i50)
•Uses widely adopted Oxtel automation protocol (Ethernet, RS-232/422)
•Manual control options include Branding Panel, Xpanel GUI, and iControl PC-based control
DYNAMIC AUDIO PROCESSING
•AB mixing of multi-channel audio sources for cuts and variable rate fades (DSK-3901-OPT-AUD/OPT-ABMIX)
•Multi-channel voice-overs from embedded SDI or external AES inputs (DSK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Wide shuffles and per-channel control of gain level, trim, phase and mute (DSK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Dynamic selection of audio preview points and metering (DSK-3901-OPT-AUD)
•Fade to silence and configurable audio delays (DSK-3901-OPT-AUD)
ROBUST DESIGN
•Compact flash memory for O/S and software
•Robust Linux architecture (like Imagestore 750)
•Densité 3 frame offers redundant, hot swappable power supplies
•Mechanical bypass of program input to program output
•Dedicated GPI support for 8 GPI inputs and 8 GPI outputs
•One line FIFOs on each input for simplified system timing
•Easy diagnostics via Densité 3 front panel, video thumbnails over IP, and iControl monitoring & control
•Built-in web server providing front panel control, system information, message logs and diagnostics, audio
templates, system backup and restore and software upgrades.
•Configuration tool for granular control of system setup and audio route management
COMPREHENSIVE Densité RANGE
•DSK-3901 processor can be easily combined with other Densité modules in the 3RU frame, including routers,
DAs, converters, reference, and monitoring modules
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2.3 Functional Block Diagram
The following block diagram shows the full functionality of the DSK-3901.
Figure 2.1 Functional block diagram DSK-3901
There are line FIFOs for each video input feeding two video channels (PGM and PVW). Embedded audio is either
passed through unchanged, or manipulated by the audio engine (requires the DSK-3901-OPT-AUD option).
AB mixing is supported on the PGM channel (requires the DSK-3901-OPT-ABMIX option) and the PVW channel input
can also be switched. Each video channel supports two keyers which may receive fill and key from two external fill
and key inputs.
The integrated audio engine provides multi-channel AB mixing and voice-overs. Background audio is automatically
ducked during voice-overs. Audio can be accepted as embedded SDI audio or by four external AES inputs.
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3 Applications
3.1 Downstream Branding
In many cases, branding is done downstream of a Master Control switcher. In this scenario an LGK-3901 may be
used for basic logo insertion (station logo, ratings, etc.). Moreover, advanced graphics can be achieved using an
external graphics co-processor. In this case everything is under control of automation, but an optional control panel
may also be used for branding control.
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3.2 Rich Graphics Keying – (DSK-3901)
This is a variant of the Downstream Branding application but without any basic logo insertion capability. A DSK-3901
card is supplied with rich graphical content from external graphics co-processor(s). Voice-overs may be supplied via
embedded audio on one of the Fill inputs, or via external AES inputs. In this case everything is under control of
automation, but an optional control panel may also be used for branding control.
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3.3 Downstream Parallel Branding
This is a variant of the LGK-3901 Downstream Branding application, where one Master Control switcher feeds several
branding devices in parallel. This scenario is usually seen when the same signal has to be branded differently, for
different channels or different regions.
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3.4 Low-Cost Channel Branding for Specialty Channels
In the case of specialty channels, a Master Control switcher may not be needed as most content is played out directly
from a server. There is no need to perform transitions from a server feed to a live feed and vice-versa. For this
scenario, branding can be done on an LGK-3901 directly downstream of the server playout port, and for the low-end
part of the specialty channels, a simple logo inserter may be ideal.
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3.5 Master Control Switching
The LGK-3901 can be used as a traditional Master Control switcher, as it includes an optional AB mixer. In the case
where live events need to be handled, the LGK-3901 is a compact and economic solution for stations which need a
transition engine without all the features that typically burden the cost & power consumption in a traditional Master
engine (Dolby decoding, DVE etc…).
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3.6 Master Control Backup
In a traditional playout chain, a small utility router is typically used as a low-cost backup for the main master control
path. Indeed, a small router is cheaper than a full Master Control switcher, and moreover, this configuration allows the
backup path to bypass not only the Master Control switcher but also the main station router. In such scenarios, it may
be useful to include a simple and low-cost logo inserter, so that the backup chain includes at least a minimum level of
branding. Having the utility router and logo inserter integrated within the same frame makes this application even
more attractive.
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4 Features
4.1 Front Card-Edge Interface
The front card-edges of the two cards of the LGK-3901/DSK-3901 incorporate six elements.
Figure 4.1 Front card-edge layout
4.1.1 CPU Card Front Edge
The CPU card is the left-hand of the two cards. Its three elements are as follows (top-to-bottom):
•Status LED
oMulti-color LED indicating the status of the card by color, and by flashing/steady illumination.
oVisible through the front access door of the Densité frame.
oSee section 6.2 for details of error status
•Select Button
oSelects the card to be controlled via the local control panel
oSee section 6.3 for details of the select button
•Compact Flash Status
oDisplays activity for the Compact Flash memory
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4.1.2 FPGA Card Front Edge
The FPGA card is the right-hand of the two cards. Its three elements are as follows (top-to-bottom):
•Watchdog
oWhen green, the software is active and continually writing to the hardware watchdog. PGM and PVW
outputs are driven by the card, and the bypass relay on the rear panel is disabled..
oWhen red, the software has failed to write to the hardware watchdog for at least one second. The
bypass relay is enabled allowing PGM IN to pass directly to PGM OUT. Preview output is disabled.
oThe watchdog LED will be red during boot-up, and green during normal operation
•PGM IN Status
oWhen green, the incoming video on PGM IN is valid and also matches the expected video standard
oWhen red, either video is missing from PGM IN or the video standard does not match the current
configuration.
•REF IN Status
oWhen green, the URS reference or external reference or is present and locked.
oWhen red, an external reference (URS or external) is missing, or has failed to lock
During software upgrade (see section 8.10), the three LEDs of the FPGA Card will be colored orange and cycle from
top to bottom. Note: This indicates that it is very unsafe to remove the card from the Densité frame. Once the upgrade
completes, the card will restart automatically and normal operation will be restored.
4.2 Compact Flash Memory
The Linux operating system and software are stored in
Compact Flash memory. Media files are also stored in
Compact Flash memory (LGK-3901 only). The memory card
is removable and is physically located as shown in the
accompanying diagram.
Additional Compact Flash memory cards may be purchased
to provide backup replacements in the event of a failure. A
backup memory card must always be pre-loaded with the
correct software, configuration files and media files (LGK-
3901 only). Media and other files may be backed up via the
LGK-3901 Web Page (see sections 8.6 and 8.8).
Figure 4.2 Compact Flash Memory location
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