Savant SmartMedia SSM-3000 User manual

Savant SmartMedia
(SSM-3000)
Quick Reference Guide
009-0337-01
SSM-3000-05
Copyright © 2012 Savant Systems LLC, SAVANT and RacePoint Blueprint are trademarks of Savant Systems, LLC.
All brand names, product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Savant Systems, LLC reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.
Savant Confidential and Proprietary
051012
45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone [phone] Fax [phone] SavantSystems.com
The Savant SmartMedia (SSM-3000) Surround Sound Quick Reference Guide provides all
the steps necessary to install the SmartMedia Controller.
Box Contents
(1) SmartMedia (SSM-3000)
(1) Installation Kit (075-0075-xx)
•(4) Screw m5 x 12mm (039-0034-xx)
•(1) Power cord C13, 6 feet (N. America) (064-0079-xx) or appropriate international
power cord
•(2) 6-Pin Screw-down Plug in Connector (028-9352-xx)
•(2) 3-Pin Screw Down Plug in Connector (028-9351-xx)
•(2) Rack Mounting Brackets (2U) (071-0113-xx)
•(1) 1HDMI Locking Cable, 3 feet (CBL-3LHDMI-xx)
(1) Quick Reference Guide (this document)
Specifications
Environmental
Temperature
32º to 104º F (0º to 40º C)
Humidity
10% to 80% Non-condensing
Cooling
10 cubic feet per minute (CFM) recommended.
Maximum BTUs
188 BTUs per hour
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions (H x W x D)
3.46 in x 17.30 in x 12.94 in (8.79 cm x 43.94 cm x 32.88 cm)
Weight
15.5 lb/7.03 kg
Power
Supply
100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Nominal Power Draw
35 Watts
Maximum Power Draw
55 Watts
Compliance
Safety and Emissions
S Mark/FCC Part 15 /CE Mark /C-Tick
RoHS
Compliant
1
On/Off button
(hole)
Insert pin into hole for about 10 seconds to place in standby
mode. Insert the pin again for about 1 second to take system out
of standby mode. The 1/0 power switch on the back of Controller
must be On (1) to enable this function. To turn the power off for
the entire system, use the switch on the rear panel.
2
Power Bi-color LED
Green indicates the system has adequate power and is operating
normally.
Red indicates the system is in stand-by mode. In standby most of
the Controller circuitry is powered down.
Off indicates that the system is getting no power.
3
Status Bi-color LED
Green indicates the Host has established communications with
the embedded system.
Green flashing indicates the embedded system is ready (running
with DHCP IP address), but the Host has not established
communications with the embedded system.
Off indicates the embedded processor is resetting or is powered
up; and is booting the embedded firmware.
Red indicates the Host has determined the firmware needs to be
updated, but a problem occurred during the process that will
initiate a reset.
Red flashing indicates the embedded firmware is running, but
has not received a DHCP IP Address.
Amber indicates the Host is currently updating the embedded
firmware.
Amber flashing indicates the embedded system has a valid link-
local IP Address and is waiting to connect to the Host.
Over Temperature or Hardware Failure
If the Controller over heats or has a hardware failure, the Status
LED indication will be interrupted every 3-seconds with a solid
red indication. For example, if the LED is flashing green when an
over temperature or hardware failure occurs, the LED, in 3-
second intervals, will flash green, solid red, etc.
4
RS-232 LED
Green indicates RS-232 serial port data activity.
Off indicates no RS-232 serial port activity.
5
GPIO LED
Green indicates GPIO port signal activity.
Off indicates no GPIO port activity.
6
OSD Present LED
Green indicates the external host is connected to the Host HDMI
port
Off indicates the external host is not connected to the Host HDMI
port.
7
Video LED
Off indicates the encrypted video content remains protected. The
HDCP keys remain valid.
Red flashing indicates the HDCP keys are invalid.
8
IR LED
Green indicates IR port signal activity.
Off indicates no IR port activity.
9
Relay LED
Green indicates Relay port signal activity.
Off indicates no Relay port activity.
1
Digital Audio In: 1, 2
Input ports support TosLink to receive digital audio signals
2
Stereo In: 1,2,3,4
Right and Left (8) RCA jacks for audio input
GPIO
General Purpose Input and Output ports—uses 3-pin screw-
down connector
The digital GPIO ports are binary I/O ports used for contact
closure, trigger (output), or detect (input). R is reserved (not
used). The COM pin is used for common ground. Pin 1 is
used for input or output.
GPIO Inputs
When configured as an input, the port detects a voltage
present (GPIO input). GPIO inputs can safely detect the
presence of a voltage of 0-30V DC with a high/low threshold
of approximately 2.4V DC.
3
GPIO Outputs
When configured as an output, a GPIO port outputs a voltage
below 12V DC. The maximum current per port is 150
milliamps. An overcurrent condition shuts down the output
until that condition is removed.
4
Audio Out 7.1
Right and Left (8) RCA jacks for audio output (surround
sound)
5
Stereo Out
Right and Left (8) RCA jacks for audio output
6
1/0
On/Off button for controller (chassis)
1 is used to power the chassis to the On state.
0 is used to power the chassis to the Off state.
7
Fuse
250V, 5A—Fast acting fuse. This is replaceable.
8
Reset button
Resets the CPU and reboots the system.
9
Ethernet
RJ-45 10/100 Base-T, auto-negotiating port
10
RS-232
RJ-45 ports used to transmit and receive serial binary data
transmission.
11
Relay NC/C/NO
(Normally
Closed/Common
Normally Open)
This port provides dry contacts (open/closed) to control
devices requiring basic on/off operation. A single relay port
can carry a maximum of 30V DC with a maximum current of
1.0 amps. Input from a device to the Savant controller is not
supported through a relay.
12
IR 1 -6
Infrared transmitter ports
13
Host HDMI
Input port for external host with locking HDMI connectors
14
HDMI Out
HDMI output port
15
VGA
Input analog RGBHV signal port.
16
Digital Audio Out
Digital coax connector.
17
Video Component In
RCA jacks for component input: YPBPR
18
HDMI In
Input port for devices using High-Definition Multimedia
Interface
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Input Power
100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Wiring and Connectors
RS-232 Wiring
Controller RJ-45 (RS-232) Plug Pinouts
1 (Not Used for RS-232)
5 RXD (RS-232)
2 (Not Used for RS-232)
6 TX - (RS-232)
3 (Not Used for RS-232)
7 CTS (RS-232) ports 1 and 2 only
4 GND (RS-232)
8 RTS (RS-232) ports 1 and 2 only
Important
If you are using RJ-45 to DB-9 adapters not supplied by Savant, be sure to terminate any
wires required for communication/control within the adapter. Ensure that all wires required for
communication/control are not terminated in the connecter. Also, ensure that the unused
wires in the connector are cut to prevent them shorting out, as they are still terminated in the
RJ-45 connector on the controller side
For more details on RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 connectors, go to SavantSystems.com
>Dealer Login > Knowledge Base > Products
•Refer to the RS-232/RS Conversion to DB-9 and RS-422/485 Pinout Application Note
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Savant SmartMedia
(SSM-3000)
Quick Reference Guide
009-0337-01
SSM-3000-05
Copyright © 2012 Savant Systems LLC, SAVANT and RacePoint Blueprint are trademarks of Savant Systems, LLC.
All brand names, product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Savant Systems, LLC reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.
Savant Confidential and Proprietary
051012
45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone [phone] Fax [phone] SavantSystems.com
IR Port Layout and Pinouts (two 6-pin 3.81mm screw down
connectors)
1
2
3
-
+
-
+
-
+
4
5
6
-
+
-
+
-
+
Relay and GPIO Port Pinouts (3-pin 3.8mm screw down
connectors)
GPIO
Relay
Pin #
R, COM, 1
Pin #
R, COM, 1
Restoring System Defaults
This procedure will clear a static IP address that has been set up by the installer using the
embedded scanner, RPMembscanner— a Savant specific program located in the
RacePointMedia folder and installed when you load RacePoint Blueprint™ on your computer.
To restore the default state of the SSM-3000, do the following.
1. Using a wire (for example, a strand from a Cat-5 cable), to connect IR 1+ to GPIO 1.
See the next figure.
This figure is just to highlight the connection of the IR 1+ and GPIO 1 connection.
2. Power up or reset the system.
3. The status LED will blink green briefly while the firmware clears the static IP address.
4. The system will then reboot and come back up with the status LED blinking green, if
the system received an IP address from the DHCP server. If the system has a self-
assigned address, the LED is blinking amber.
You can confirm your embedded processor has an IP address by opening the Embedded
Scanner window from RacePoint Blueprint by entering rpmembscanner in Spotlight. For
more information on the embedded scanner, access the dealer portal at:
http://dealers.SavantSystems.com/.
Interconnect the Network
The SSM-3000 requires business class/commercial grade network equipment in order to
handle the IP traffic between Savant SmartSystems™ network equipment. When configuring
the network ensure that all of the connected Savant units (including SSM-3000 and HST-
3001) are on the same local area network (subnet or LAN). When on the same network,
Savant units locate each other using the Bonjour®network protocol.
Network Changes Require Rebooting the SSM-3000
The embedded processor used in the Smart Controller, needs to be rebooted after switching
to a new network with a new IP address range. If you do not reboot, the Controller will not
sense the network and IP address changes. The Status LED on the front panel of the
Controller will start to flash and log reports in System Monitor.
Replacing or Checking Fuse
To replace or check the fuse on the SSM-3000, do the following.
1. On the input power block, open the cover (hinged) to access the fuse cartridge. Refer
to the illustrations below.
2. Using a thin, flat tool remove the red fuse cartridge.
Important: Before removing the fuse note how and where the fuse is mounted in
the cartridge. The fuse must be replaced at the same location. Refer to the illustration below.
3. Remove the existing fuse and replace it with a new one.
4. Re-install the cartridge. Note that the cartridge fits in only one direction.
Vertical Mounting
ELECTRIC SHOCK: The 100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz source power poses an
electric shock hazard that has the potential to cause serious injury to installers and end-users.
Additional Documentation
Additional documentation for the SSM-3100 is available at: http://www.SavantSystems.com/
>Dealer Login > Knowledge Base > Products.
•Refer to the SmartMedia (SSM-3000 & SSM-3100) Deployment Guide
•Refer to the GPIO Hardware Setup Guide
•Click link: RacePoint Blueprint