Ross VOYAGER User manual

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1Attach the handles to the front rack-mount tabs by aligning the handle with the round holes and
fastening from the rear with the supplied screws.
Use the supplied Rack Mount Kit to mount the Voyager system in a 19’’ EIA equipment rack.
For information on installing the Voyager chassis in a rack, see the provided document “Installing
the Chassis in a Rack”.
2Plug an Ethernet cable from your Local Area Network into one of the Ethernet ports.
Voyager systems can run standalone or accept a connection to a production network. The
network connection is also used for the RossTalk / Smart GPI feature.
3Plug the supplied keyboard into a USB port.
4Plug the supplied mouse into a USB port.
5 Connect a monitor (customer supplied) to any of the three display ports (a).
A monitor may also be connected to the USB-C port (b). When using display ports, ensure the
correct display port to DVI adapters are used (DVI-D or DVI-I).
KVM extenders (customer supplied) are required when the Voyager system monitor, keyboard, and
mouse are located remotely from the rack room.
6 Use CAT-6 UTP Ethernet cables to connect the Frame Lock connectors of each Voyager engine in
a multiple display network. It does not matter which connector you use.
Make the master node in the network the timing master to control the timing on all other nodes.
If possible, set up an isolated 10 GBps network using the secondary network interfaces available in
Voyager machines.
7 Connect your house reference Genlock signal to the REF HD-BNC connector.
Voyager systems accept analog blackburst or tri-level sync as reference inputs. Tri-level sync is
recommended for HD installations.
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CAUTION: Before you set up and operate this product, see the “Important Safety Instructions” in your Manual.
Getting Started
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setting up Voyager, see the Voyager Setup Guide available in the C:\Archive folder
maintenance of the Voyager system, see the Voyager Maintenance Guide in the C:\Archive folder
For information on..
Technical Support:
1-844-652-0645 (North America)
[phone] (International)
Email: [email protected]
Need Help?
To launch Voyager:
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Press the Power button on the front of the Voyager system.
Ross Video recommends shutting down Voyager systems from
the Windows operating system.
2 Click the Voyager user account icon on the desktop.
3 Log onto the system using the following credentials:
Username: Voyager
Password: beyondinfinity
4Launch Voyager from the Start menu.
8Connect the HD-BNC video input cables to spigots 1 and 2.
See table below for supported configurations.
9Connect the HD-BNC video output cables to spigots 3 and 4.
See table below for supported configurations.
10 Connect power cords from the AC Ports on the Voyager system to the mains power.
Voyager system power supplies are auto-sensing and can use either 110 VAC or 220 VAC.
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