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MB-652-DUO Installation and Cabling
MB652DUDR-002-03
Printed in Canada.
© 2019 Ross Video Limited. Ross®, and any related marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Ross Video Limited. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. PATENTS ISSUED and PENDING. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
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responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
CAUTION
Before you set up and operate your MB-652-DUO, refer to the “Important Regulatory and Safety
Notices” document that was included with your MB-652-DUO. It is also recommended to refer to
the MB-652-DUO User Manual which is available for download from our website.
IN 2
IN 1 OUT 1
OUT 2
AES IN
ETHERNET
GPIO
PSU1 PSU2
MONITOR
ANALOG IN
MODE
SDI
IN 2
IN 1 OUT 1
OUT 2
AES IN
ETHERNET
GPIO
PSU1 PSU2
MONITOR
ANALOG IN
MODE
SDI
IN 2
IN 1 OUT 1
OUT 2
AES IN
ETHERNET
GPIO
PSU1 PSU2
MONITOR
ANALOG IN
MODE
SDI
Rack Mounting
4 x Rack Screws
SDI IN MONITOR
SDI 1
SDI 2
ANALOG /
AES
VOLUME
HEADSET
12345678LRSUM Lt/Rt
Monitoring Bridge | MB-652-DUO
SDI Inputs and Outputs
Number of Inputs
Number of Outputs
Connector Type
Signal Level
Cable Equalization
2
2
75ohm BNC
800mV nominal
SD: 200m @ 270Mbps
HD: 120m @ 1.5Gbps
3G: 80m @ 3Gbps
AES Input
Number of Inputs
Connector Type
Impedance
Level
Sampling Rate
1
BNC
75ohm
1Vp-p typical
32kHz to 96kHz
Analog Inputs
Number of Inputs
Connector Type
Max. Input Level
Frequency Response
THD
2
3-pin terminal blocks
+24dBu, +4 typical
+/-0.1dB 20Hz to 20kHz
0.005% 20Hz to 20kHz
Analog Audio Monitor Output
Number of Outputs
Connector Type
Reference Level
Frequency Response
Distortion
2
3-pin terminal blocks
-20dBFS = +4dBu
+/-0.5dB 20Hz-20kHz
<0.01%THD+N
(20Hz-20kHz)
Power
Consumption 90-240VAC
50/60Hz
90W
Specifications
Keep the following in mind when installing your MB-652-DUO:
• Install the MB-652-DUO for maximum stability and adequate ventilation
• Ensure the MB-652-DUO is installed in free air space where the ambient
temperature is monitored and controlled to not exceed 40°C (104°F)
at the frame front door airflow intake
• Ensure that adequate space exists in front and behind the MB-652-DUO
and on both sides of the frame for aiflow exhaust
• The location of the MB-652-DUO should be accessible, dry, and dust-free
Physical Specifications
Clearance
Height
Width
Depth
Temperature
Side: 2.00” (50mm)
Rear: 3.00” (75mm)
3.5” (8.89cm)
19.00” (48.26cm)
8.5” (21.59cm)
maximum: 40°C
Power Cabling
Note: The MB-652-DUO powers on automatically when the power supply
is plugged in.
Power
Cable Clamp Inserts
GPIO Cabling
Note: Shorting the I pin to the G pin will mute the front speakers, and the
audio level on the rear monitor ports will be controlled by the front volume knob.
IN 2
IN 1 OUT 1
OUT 2
AES IN
ETHERNET
GPIO
PSU1 PSU2
MONITOR
ANALOG IN
MODE
SDI
GPIO Port
Video and Audio Cabling
Note: For a -20dBFS input, there will be a +4dBu output.
SDI IN SDI OUT
Monitor Ports
Ethernet Cabling
Ethernet
Note: Contact your IT Department before connecting to your
facility network to ensure that there are no conflicts.
Note: Configure the DIP Switches as required to establish initial
communications between the MB-652-DUO and DashBoard. The figure
below shows all DIP Switches in the default UP position.
1 3 42 ANLG IN AES IN
SW2 Position
UP
DOWN
UP
DOWN
Description
The IP configuration is set DashBoard. DHCP Mode is assumed
until the user changes the settings in DashBoard. (default)
The MB-651 network settings are automatically assigned (DHCP
Mode).
The MB-651 IP Address is set to 192.168.2.1 and the Subnet
Mask is set to 255.255.255.0.
The MB-651 IP Address is set to 10.1.2.1 and the Subnet Mask is
set to 255.255.255.0.
SW1 Position
UP
UP
DOWN
DOWN
SW1 and SW2 - Setting the IP Address
MB-652-DUO Configuration
Using DashBoard
The DashBoard client software enables you to monitor and configure the
MB-652-DUO from a computer connected to your facility network. There are
three interfaces in DashBoard that display as nodes in the Tree View: Network
Connect, the MB-652-DUO interface, and the MB-652-DUO interface.
To launch DashBoard
1. Ensure the MB-652-DUO is connected to the same network as
your DashBoard client computer.
2. Double-click the DashBoard icon on your computer desktop.
3. Power on the MB-652-DUO.
4. Wait approximately 30 seconds while the MB-652-DUO establishes
network communications.
5. Verify the MB-652-DUO displays in the Tree View of DashBoard.
If the MB-652-DUO fails to display in DashBoard
1. Verify the ethernet cables are properly connected.
2. Check the link/activity LEDs found on the chassis Ethernet port.
3. Ensure the network settings are the factory default values.
To access the MB-652-DUO interfaces
1. From the Tree View, expand the node for the MB-652.
2. Select the Slot 0 node to display the Network Connect interface in the
right-half of the DashBoard window.
3. Select the Slot 1 node to display the audio interface in the right-half of
the DashBoard window.
4. Select the Slot 2 node to display the AUX inputs interface in the righ-half
of the DashBoard window.
Network Configuration
Once communication is established with the MB-652-DUO, the network
settings can be adjusted using the following procedure. Note that the steps
are optional, you may perform as many, or as few, as needed.
To change the MB-652-DUO network settings
1. From the Tree View, expand the node for the MB-652-DUO.
2. Select the Network Connect node.
3. Use the Addressing Mode options to change between Static and
DHCP addressing.
4. Use the IP Address field to specify the address of the MB-652-DUO.
5. Use the Subnet Mask field to specify the subnet mask for your LAN.
6. Use the Default Gateway field to specify the IP Address for connec
tion outside the subnet.
7. Click Apply to save and apply the new settings.
Audio Setup via Panel
Setting the Master Password
Right-clicking an MB-652-DUO node in the Tree View of DashBoard
provides the option to Lock/Unlock Access. Locking an MB-652-DUO
requires the user to enter a Master Password before gaining access to the
MB-652-DUO. Refer to the MB-652-DUO User Manual for details on
setting the SW3 DIP Switch.
To set a new Master Password for the MB-652-DUO
1. From the Tree View, right-click the MB-652-DUO node.
2. Select Lock/Unlock Access.
3. Select the box for the MB-652-DUO you wish to set a new password for.
4. Type the current password in the Old Password field.
5. Type the new password in the New Password field.
6. Click OK to apply the new password.
Using the Control Panel
Selecting the audio channels you want to monitor is provided by the
push-buttons located below the audio meters, allowing you to select which
stereo pair to route to the speakers.
Use the four Mode push-buttons to specify the output mode as follows:
• L— routes the left channel of the selected source to the speakers
• R— routes the right channel of the selected source to the speakers
• SUM — allows any of the channels to be summed together to
monitor more than one source at a time
• Lt/Rt — provides an Lt/Rt downmix of your 5.1 surround audio
SDI IN MONITOR
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L R SUM Lt/Rt
VOLUME
HEADSET
Monitoring Bridge | MB-652-DUO
Channel Select Output Mode
Audio Setup via DashBoard
You can also use the interface in DashBoard to specify the audio channel to
monitor.
To setup the audio monitoring via DashBoard
1. From the Tree View, expand the node for the MB-652-DUO.
2. Select the node for your MB-652-DUO.
3. Use the Input Source field to specify the audio channel to route
to the speakers.
4. Use the Volume field to set the volume level of the speakers.
Having a problem? 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]
SDI 1
SDI 2
ANALOG /
AES
Input Select