User`s manual

FOX HD-SDI • Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide — FOX HD-SDI
QS-1
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The FOX HD-SDI is a transceiver that can function as a
transmitter and/or a receiver. At least two units are required
for a transmitter-receiver system with at least one fiber optic
cable linking each two units. The FOX HD-SDI is available in
single mode or multimode versions.
Connect and operate two or more FOX HD-SDI units as follows:
Step 1
Power off all equipment. If desired, mount the units in racks.
Step 2
Use the rear panel
Mode DIP switches
to configure each
unit to be installed
in the system as
a bidirectional
transceiver, a transmitter, or a receiver as shown above right.
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The drawings below and on QS-2 show the signal flow for
the three different FOX HD-SDI configurations. For more
information on the various modes and their capabilities, see
"Transceiver configurations" in chapter 1, "Introduction".
Step 3
Transmitting unit — Connect an HD-SDI, SDI, or 3G-SDI
video source to the unit's HD/SDI In BNC connector.
Step 4
Transmitting unit —
If the FOX HD-SDI
is configured as a
transmitter, and if desired,
connect one or two local
monitors to the unit's
Buffered Outputs BNC
connectors. These two
BNCs output the same
HD-SDI, SDI, or 3G-SDI video that was input in step 3.
Step 5
Both units — Connect
a fiber cable between
the transmitting unit's
Optical Tx connector
and the receiving unit's Optical Rx connector.
MODE MODE
Bidirectional
Transceiver
1 down
2 down
1 down
2 up
Transmitter
1 2 1 2
MODE
1 up
2 down
Receiver with
Loop-through
1 2
12V
0.3A MAX
FOX HDSDI
HD/SDI IN
POWER
BUFFERED OUTPUTS
MODE
OPTICAL
RxTx
1 2
Transmitter
Video
Source
To Receiver
Video from
Source
HD/SDI IN
OPTICAL
RxTx
OPTICAL
RxTx