User's Manual

1 Hold the crosspoint card in a vertical orientation by its two levers. The BNC, Ethernet
and other ports should be towards the bottom end of the card.
2 Gently insert the card into its slot, ensuring the top and bottom edges follow the
black guides.
3 Firmly push both levers flat to fully engage the multi-pin connectors with the
motherboard. Mating pins ensure that the card precisely engages with the motherboard
without damaging the multi-pin connectors.
4 Use a number 01 size Pozidriv screwdriver to secure the two levers on the
crosspoint card.
It is common to install a second crosspoint card for failover redundancy and we recommend
doing this. If two crosspoint cards are installed, all video routes and port labels will be safely
retained even if one card becomes faulty and has to be replaced. To remove the blanking plate
from the right crosspoint card slot, you will need to use a number 02 size Pozidriv screwdriver.
MAIN POWER
+12V 800W
MAIN POWER
+12V
150W 150W 150W
ALARM
POWER OVERLOAD
ALARM
REF IN
RS-422
CONTROL
ETHERNET
USB DIAGNOSTIC
POWER OVERLOAD
ALARM
REF IN
RS-422
CONTROL
ETHERNET
USB DIAGNOSTIC
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3
4
5
6
7
1
1 Status LED lights
2 Reference In
3 RS-422 router control
4 USB 2.0
5 Ethernet router control
6 Alarm GPI
7 Handle
Universal Videohub Status LEDs
The status LEDs marked ‘alarm’, ‘power overload’ and ‘ref in’ provide you with an indication of
the current state of the Blackmagic Universal Videohub 288 Crosspoint. The following
LED conditions provide specific information about the status of the unit.
Red ‘alarm’ LED
Off No error. Normal operation.
On Error condition. Other error. Telnet into device to get error code.
1
1 flash Error condition. Fan failure.
3
3 flashes Error condition. No redundant power supply.
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