User guide

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POWERING UP
LOADING THE SSD MEDIA
To safely disconnect the LEMO connector from
the device, you must slide the sleeve of the
connector and then gently tug to remove the
connector from the Cinedeck EXTREME.
On the i/o panel on the right side of the Cinedeck EXTREME, you will see the slot for the SSD media. Slide the SSD into the slot
with the SSD connectors facing towards you.
NOTE: An SSD is not included in the Cinedeck EXTREME kit. It must be purchased separately. Please email us at
[e-mail] for more information.
Once the Cinedeck EXTREME recognizes the SSD, media information will appear in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
We recommend powering up your Cinedeck EXTREME via the AC adapter the rst time. Conrm that your AC Adapter is
set to 19 Volts. Then connect the AC adapter to the LEMO connector which connects to the Cinedeck EXTREME.
NOTE: It is possible to switch between the AC
Adapter and the batteries without turning off
the Cinedeck EXTREME.
IMPORTANT: There is a SAFETY LOCK on
the LEMO connector to prevent it being
accidentally removed from the Cinedeck
EXTREME. DO NOT pull any part of the AC
Adapter other than the sleeve.
TURNING THE CINEDECK EXTREME ON:
The POWER BUTTON is located on the i/o panel on
the left side of the Cinedeck EXTREME.
Press the POWER button and a green light will appear
indicating it is ON. A blue light on the bottom right hand
corner on the front of the Cinedeck EXTREME will
also be illuminated.
The Cinedeck EXTREME boots in approximately 30 seconds.
Dual link/3G HDSDI
in and out
ESATA with port multiplier
and RAID support
Digital/analog audio, component
video, composite video, and RS 422
deck control* via breakout cable
Headphone jack for audio monitoring
Tethered remote record *
USB ports for eld restore and
peripheral support
Removable 2.5" SSD
LAN port networked storage, LAN camera
input and Internet
INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
WARNING: Only SSD media purchased from Cinedeck are ready to use. Other SSDs must be
prepared following the directions on page 9 to prevent error and data loss.
Timecode sync port
(optional feature)
SD TV for UI clone on
NTSC/PAL monitor
Wi antenna connector
Per-channel line/mic and phantom
power switches for on-board
audio input
2 channel audio input
12–28V wide input DC jack
AUX 5/12V 500MA DC output
for accessories
RS-232/422 COM port
POWER SWITCH
HDMI record in and monitor out
VGA for UI/preview clone on external VGA monitor
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