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Encore Presentation System • User’s Guide • Rev 04 75
3. Hardware Installation
Installation
d. Ensure that all sources are connected to your router(s).
e. Connect all selected router outputs to the desired M/E inputs on VP 1.
9. ScreenPRO-II Connections — if your system includes one (or more) destination
ScreenPRO-II units, you can configure them for internal or external routing:
a. When External routers are used, connect two outputs from an Analog
router to
any two HD-15 inputs on the ScreenPRO-II. An SDI router
can also be connected to BNC inputs
1 and 2. During setup, these
specific patches will be defined using the
Output Patch Menu.
b. When Internal routing is used, connect Analog sources to inputs 1 - 8 on
the HD-15 connectors, and SDI sources to BNC inputs
1 and 2. During
setup, these patches will be defined using the
Input Patch Menu.
In Chapter 6, see the “
ScreenPRO-II Destination Setup” section for details.
10. Output Connections —
a. For each VP or VPx, connect the analog or digital Preview Output to the
input of the associated Preview Monitor.
b. For each VP or VPx, connect the analog or digital Program 2 Output to
the input of the associated Program Monitor.
c. For each VP or VPx, connect the analog or digital Program 1 Output to
the input of the associated projector.
d. Connect the Program Out HD/SDI connector to an SDI or HDTV monitor
as required, or to the proper video distribution equipment.
11. Link Connections — in a widescreen application, the Program Link and Source
Link connections (DVI-I) are used to connect processors together, and bridge
inputs and outputs for the proper “overlap” between projectors. Refer to the
“
Program and Source Link Connections” section on page 98 for instructions.
12. Aux Destinations — you can configure three types of Aux destinations: Aux
(monitors),
ImagePRO Aux and PresentationPRO-II Aux. Refer to Appendix D,
“
Working With Destinations” on page 393 for interconnection details.
13. Power Connection — connect AC power cords to all Encore and peripheral
equipment, and then to AC outlets.
14. Tally Connection — the Controller provides one 25-pin D connector for issuing
“relay closure” commands to external devices. Eight circuits are provided. In
Appendix A, refer to the “
Tally Connector” section on page 374 for details.
15. System ID — Using the Unit ID Selector, set the ID of Processor #1 to 1,
Processor #2 to
2, and Processor #3 to 3. Each must have a unique ID.
Remember that you can redefine IDs using numbers
17 - 32. In Chapter 5, see
the “
Miscellaneous Menu” section on page 196 for details.
16. Power On — all power on instructions are covered in Chapter 6.
With all connections made, continue with Chapter 4, “
Controller Orientation” on
page 107. Remember that you can create widescreen destinations using processors that
do not contain the same number of M/E boards. These procedures are covered in
Chapter 6, “
System Setup.”
Note
This output only works if the selected output resolution is a
valid SDI or HD/SDI format.